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a,,ir,d considerable nrop4rtv iarrpry pro
,';,,,.,. ;,,,r,,rt,, L.,t,.a ,,.r,.is,,t,ia IN
II WAS ne win. h,d. il, a,-ons oI the Duk,.
Of E,,2ianp.. IN. pqprr, laid bcrpr. the
Parliament Of puis Wlich were to prove
the ha.,ardv al Tie children Of I,oni, the
WI. lbr ;,Ilr4rJ sro,,nd If inpot ncr.
II !. also said tha the allan at the MARQUIS
do Farras. vino WAS Ia carry of the X ias to
p,rou,r. was the work Of NIon,i.ur, y h,
"a, ihrnl. ba,. been proclaimed Regent.
Il va, understood .hat there WAS il kind
If race between him and ihr Duke of Or.
L.m. !, ;,r,atiaiiua themselves VIA the
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lni1li continued all night with considc-
cadence. resr befere day, is irlt
~ G,,,.. nnrasy, and could mt stef. The
a., .,i,i,ct saw, IN opening my cabin
n ,,', was my la-t evenings con, ,.iIion,
~, II ,lkrr, entering The cabin % a large
t -" alos n1f, with lns rifle IN his hand. =
n. soon came out "-al1, and passed ral"d
~ down the risrr. lie looked at me, aud
y mar enongh Ia have spoken, hut did
VT II is probably the last shall see oi
S I'm -. The wind has sufficiently abaird TO
,,''rrant ne in mu,ins. never heard the
md ofnsmer,rr voice than hr possrsscs.
IL Is deep. copiuus, aud manly, bot So
h,np, soltened that The tone is perfect.
,uusieai,
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j. 5taa:ds tefi.t,u IN n. c'i0n, ataf .Nopltg,
~ >ntH4.
HE sun Is warm, the ID - clear,
The WaSe- are dancing la,l and bright,
Blue Isles and snowy mountains wear
Tie purple noon, transparent light
Around ii, nneNpandrd ln,d,
Like many voice OF one delight,
lhc winds the birds, the ocean hoods,
The Ciry'e voice itself IS soil, IKE Solitude >.
| see the Dccps interrupted hpor
With green and puIpe SEA weeds strown
| set the maTrs upon lte shore,
Like light III >-olv II ia Stare shours thIoW ~:
| sit upon The sands alone,
The lightning ot ihc noon-tidc ocean
/ al,hiue round mr. aud II tone
Arise, from it mea,ur'd motion,
How sweet did ANY heart noW SHAKE IL
my emotion.
Alas ! have nor hope nor health,
Nor peace within nor c4.m around,
..Ser that contrnl .lpa,-ins wealth
Tie SAGE in meditation found,
Aud walk Il with inward glory cronn'd-=
NOr fam. uor power. norluyc, nor leisure.
Others. | SO " ham those -nriound,--
Snilinsth live AID call HE pleasurr
70 M that cup ha, been dealt ia another
measure.
Yet no,v despair i,rl(is mild,
Even H. The wind, aud water. are
could liz down l,hc tired chrld
And weep away the lie ri cale
Which haze horne aud yet must bear,
That death like >irop might s,cel "u MT,
Aud might tccl IN lic warm air
Ny check grow col aud hear The sea
Breathe DER ly dl'ns brain il last mono.
tom.
Some might lament that we're I'D,
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salion hldi t'Crs upou these topics y sTh a
like Interesting and etlifying.
Upon hi ftt.ra iftm Europe. his natl c.
Siaie uade htuI. liz fnuith line, her In
N"rnaf. Dafing TIM f.r'rta A,.ssan. which
tr communicated - the Lag lalufe wn=
ooe II the the-, ~ Itosiilens ur onr ruuss
aud pail ifal cundiiinn, aud gtdemly en-
luteed tin palt nhirh il b,1a.uc tInlina
ia prffnrn. and which sh. has - louura
hl, dis begged.
\ Representative IN tungrrss flon the
South, whtn lhr ntlariutas N,ssoui Ills
cu-sn,n commenced, hr FIT shat WAS due
e. Observation-Disclosures thrir rights, lhei, inl,r
csls, thrlr eharvler ot hnnaniiy. lie "as
the oily Trainer of the Constitution WIN
was IA monl,rr ot liz louise aud Intimately
con.risaut nai lhe ,i,ns Nhirh guided
the auihois al thai inslrIumrni ul eompro
mise lis inlormalian was tniinrnlly ben
VHeid. Instead Of Ltmruiipg nuf negrocs
rs II Stigma, au aboinloaiiun which WAS 1.
uote divine wrath, hc ln-lstrd npnh lhe
position upon tie actual truth, thht il
romtoiI aud routentscni. thry are rqual
10 lhr majority vi mankind. Snftrylna
The haman faer from IL oIigin 90 nnf times,
he demonstrated, that, eou,par"d viii other
ShNtfciSuN, our liabl'lS hhu thh-s n'tliti
of rcnnrse nor al shame, HAT ihrlr 20,
vcrnmcni VAS firm, bat mild and pairr
nal.
The cioqnenec II Mr.. rincknoy was III
uh1oas, fcr,id, aud without artlnony ~
his ennclallon Was full, ardent, aud I'M
pressite. Ills mrmory Mis- nat unly IL
nacIoas, bat comprehensive he could re
call not ,uetoiy the ptnn,lneui taels al hn
event, hut the most mluutn circumstances.
Gifted with unusd colluquih powers. ar
bane III manners, with n temper Of grcai
ameniiy, he always added to tue eulhy
ment Ot social Intercourse Though vislted
with his parlinn Of niortal hailiy yet In
was kiod master, and ,ndnlSeal parent
aud Il liitnd who bad made h,S sarlllrrs
Adversely presented han chaliee often
"sefiinwing yet he aban'!aned n.ithe,
hope nor his equaninity, and aIlei u lils
of utility and ,Icissilad", calmly sunk nio
that sleep where ambition 1annot excite.
nor The pans uf misfortune again invade.
[SoaterA Patriot.
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n Tract "a i.a,,a.
StvaSeA nr Stoleu.

BYRON NY house la Amherst county
d about III. first al October last, II sulnll
lay MARE, about loug lect ten inches i.h-
lonr .ears old nal aIring---no white iaiirs ~
bout brr, with fcct and leg, black, ! will
give liberal rcWnrl Tor rf delivery 10 me J
il -iofen, | will give a liberal reward Tor tho
apprehension 81 tie .hiei
jf,55EE NOODR0oF.
Nnvnuhrr 2b. 81 rs
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y Yeacher Wanted,

4 Ny person qualified to teach ille Eng
"A ILL., Language dramatically, with " ril
ting aud Arithmetic, WHO can be we'll rseoul-
ntended as la moral character aud Industry,
ami may be- approved Of upon examination.
may hear al situation where his qualihcal
tuns may lac suitably recampeusod, lay ups
pi wing personally az by feriur 10 Capt John
,clnicb, Ouaf Bridge, Bedford counts Va.
Tie sei'ool session may Commence immes
diately after Christmas,
Augcnbcr III, VIA III
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General Ahear, tIo Minister from Bur
nps Ayres, aud his secretary, Colonel
Yriartr, left " ,Slingt.h last week 10 re
turn homc We understand, says rue
Washington Joarnl, that Gen. AIvrar h"d
been appointed CnmmauIer IN Chief "t
the Army ordered To ta>e the field in Feb
ruary next against III. R"yaIist Spani"rds
IN frra. Col. Iriarlr will aisa have com
mlod in the expeditions, as Engineer, IN
which drpatinent he su,tai.io the character
ofpeeulidr merit.
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FOR SAIL
l.AEn and NEGN0ES

tJH 'a.Ji.E.
~ 1KEEAEBi 10 an order nf the enEafy
<S-A court II Amherst, will be add, on the
premises on Ne,lnesdny the 2pill dny VI De-
ceinber neat, on ofedii of !, 2 nnJ 4 yaars,
lint tALi ABIE PLANTATION wheseon
Ih"alaG Johnson, dee. ioraicrly lived. ia the
county of Amherst within one a,iic oi iy,ieIi-
bdtp, containing 3lht acres, lying on both
sides u lialling's cceek, one halt AZ which -
cIrnred the balanre 10 woods and llcavilx
linbered There won fhB rlaofniion eood
dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house nna
hnrn aud an oihrr necessary oui houses, W jHo
nn applc orshnfd OF gfnlird ihlii "l about ijO
frees There h also first nte min sent an
l',is tract, on ne~ef failing sircHm MY
scutieuaU wishing To purchase had win 10,
well Ia attend his sale ~ Is will he sold With
ont reserve. 1rrms, sili hr bond with hr-
proved security, with deed oftrnsi 10 seoana,
the payment
Also Viii lac sold. ~ ilie same time and
place. fUt'R ilbEfY NEGl0ES, GA n gre
din Of - mouths Iiond With approved bveu-
rity will be required
BY the CommfSston.rs.
hosemhei ri. igfds
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containing 100 aercs, be The same mare or
less, living ON Pi,naas eteek, fniaaii conn-
IL, Kentucky, adieinins lie lands OF John
Crane and others. The title 10 the above
land is behaved 70 hc good. but We shall only
convey such title as isyc5isd Ia u,a, lfusiees
and no other.
aAML, GRANsroRn, Trustees.
AFFIXED MCDANIEL,
November 2G. Wv 10
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Trust Sac.

DY virtue ola de,,l cal trust executed 10
ID the subscribe by Robert Minis, senr.
of the town Of I.ynchbas, hearing date the
,th day Of s,ldemAnr, tn, aud OF record
in the clerk oiille Of the iialine, court al
Lvm:hbufg. Tor The purpose ut securing -,ln-
dr., sums of money therein expressed, 10 TO
bert Nuns, sir aud "thrrs, Wa shall sell, by
way OF public auction, lar cash, III the eonri
hanse, ON frd,y The loti day OF Bercnber
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tanned, but At least in soitenins is bitter
NESS
II Is stated in the Hamburg Gazette that
the Adlntdut Geneial Gntnt Osrharoass,
had SET out for i.un1on, with an original
letter from the Emperor uddfessplfo tiic
King If EnS'nd, relalnptp theadlustnent,
through the inlermediaiirn of q. Britain,
Of all the differences between the Porte and
Russia.
The Constitutional Of ibe 81 saws fhs;
change of ministry is spoken of. which all
classes expect and certainly wish for.
The same paper states that the Bullrtn
al ihe laws had just commenced new sc
ries, The FIRST number CIV hieh contained a
Royal Ordinance Of Sept. -, suPplessins
the censorship.
A consequence Of the abolition of the
censorship OF the press noticed abuVe, Is the
annuneiaiinn under the London date of
Sept. y, Of the arrival of Gen. I.ala srite
IN tbs country, and his reception at the
Vice Presidents, on Staten Island.
\ Paris paper states that Ioprz Banus,
who WAS Minister of Var in Spain, under
the Cortrs, was in the Bay nj Gihraltar,
with one hundred and fit ~ men under his
command.
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49,. - =, ~, - w, 49,. "'''o"' !"
NV VI '5 ie''o' "''' i'"'a' "os'""'
~ ''''s ',o'"
- ~ a'"'c 80 M az ~ ''''. '"U mn" pace
~ " ''' az" "'' '"ui 'y''.' "'' wee" me
y" ~ "''" H'ee"S' "'u 'i"'''i' '"'''t were
- , ~ nus, G., an g.. p.., ,,=,
o. ~" 80 - - NV ~ 'r'N' "'s""i''
'''i" ~ "'''' III" i'''"'"''oi' D3''' from
az ~ N"'''' "a"
'''1 ~, ~ o's'"s az" W MS st"
' 'o nom '','''''' "'''n
ON u gwen s''',"e "'"' "'i ,''o"'' o''s
",''' II "' |"i' l" ''i '''e - comm"
- "' ~ P"' - W nv ~" '' - '"c :" No
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\ Further Supply Of Leather &c

y Further supply ol Leather &c.
The .SuLscrittrS hGrt .jeSt Reccired,
5000 lbs Sole Leather, y. lofk iuspcc-
10 doa. Ph,ladrlrhia wax Calf skins
(heen {. Son, best
10 do Sadlers Sheep skins lEnsiisi
5 do tochlneht, y1'"" and purple
Morocco skins, suitable Tor Imtns
carriages
do Y bite lining Skins
Boot Trees, Boot and Shne Lasts, Wo.
mqn's do shoe Thread, Na'ni.ll, Boot
Webb and Cora, together with general as
sortucnt of
Boot and Shoes,
all Of vi hi N.i bc ,Utd low hy
HENRY CARLTON. s. Go.
November %. ltw3nn 30
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Sale Oh Tuesday the 9Th Of De,
cemher, fS2I,

10y virtue al a deed oi trust 10 ms made
- 10y Vincent Overwhelming date the goth
OF Nov. Ise2, and ditly regarded Ia the
mont Of his debt to saul innnill OF said eouns
~, we shalt proceed 10 sell nj HE place
nl,ereon Janie. r Bullock lately resided, on
Whipping creel, in said county OF Campbci,
Oh Tuesday the 7tirpi Nov Isl, 10 the hei-
esi bidder, tut ready money, one segro N"-
man, namsd Lucy and her three ehi.drep, la
viii, aeison and Anderson, hays, aud all his
olherpraperty, asexpiessed ia said trust deed,
OF 80 much thereof a5 will satisfy all the ..ur.
poses al said trust deed.
BRYAN W NoWLts, y.,..
JOHN (. PATRICK, 5 sf'
Hoyenibcs 81. WV
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DIED, the . Of Oct al Ii residence IN
Monroe ronniy. NEAR the sulphur spring,
Nr. iESSEE GREEN. IN In sd ,vaF
~ ii aye, hfter painful il!ins, ef y
dos. Tie Faa \ tesPeetalle ib.aibef -
aUCiet1.
-, Is Fraai. - eonnlg. nn the ispl
INST Af,AAeREW SAMPLE, eldest stu
OF John ohmp,., - = ~ aud
lays.
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In the late numbers Of BtackcooTS T.,
diaburg .Haea<ine, several articles ia re
ference TO America have appeared, emit
lied " Specaiaiions Ola Trdre1er.' They
have ALREADY been repub!ishcd - this coun-
fry as the production al an English writer.
They are from the pen OF an American,
Nal the author nf Niagara, Logan, sc.
II is singular circumstance, evinclng the
extensive degree OF literary contrlbu
ton afforded 10 some Of the British Jour
nails Washington Irving, NE believe, Is
the only American beside, whose prodnc
tions appear anouy mously IN British peri
odieal works ut the present day.-tron
the :. Expectations" we extract the follow
inr: what degree of trutll The ren.alks pos.
sess our readers viii judge.
have heard an English woman com
nl,in of a heasily American for splitting IN
10 the FIRE; 81 have heard IN American NO
ma, press the greatest ahhorrence for an
Enrlismau, for splitting IN his poriict hand
ke,ehicf or Tor not spIIun5 al all, When Ia"
h,pprncd to mention that well bred men
swallowed their saliva. y splitting box Is Il
mart ofthc esqiar furniture oi every roonl
IN America, atho' smoking is entirely out
Of fashion there.
An American viii not scraptc tn pick
his teeth ur clean his nails, If he think 1t
nteessary-any where, at any ilnc-heiore
Andy. m Eu5 Ii,h,aan would sooner let
them 20 dirty.
10 american never brushes his hat
hair, not once week. IN tuglishman
will brush the ftsl With his coat sleeve, or
silk handkerchief, whenever he pats II
AZ, nr # ami thu, Latter every lime
that hc gue, out The .lncric1n Is laughed
at for ms ptrsolIal slos. ultness la EnStnd,
aud the Eusshrnau far his absurd sn>lrty
IL .lmcrCa. SdciI is the national {rrju
dee
"Tbe Euglishnan il noie Of Il Roman ;
the Il ntIicdn mprr uf Il creek, III the pin!
slognomy u! his face aud mind in temper
AMI Ia constitution. The 4 aerican Is the
yaInci the l.nali-hman, the rroudef man
Of The ino. Toe .}.nrricdu - volatile, AZ
seuturous. The Eualisman IS thoughtful,
determined, very brave, aud llIle sa3cn.
The Engilahban has more eouIa5e; the
american mure spirit. The tormr1 would
be- better in defence, the batter IN attack
u beaten English nan is fnrnidalde still.
beaten .lncreau is good fjr nothing Tor Il
tine.
"The countenance of the EnSli-hman Is
forid not sharply, bat strongly marked
and full of ampii udr, gravity and bIeadii'
that OF an .1nrlican has less breadth,
less gravity, les amplitude, htt more viva
city, and IL more lively character. The
expression OF an Eusli-hmans face Is
greater; that oil the .lnrric"n, more IA
tense
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]
of utility ami ,lclasl,,d", calmly sunk into
that sleep where ambition oannot excite.
nor The pans uf misfortune again invade.
SDVhTA Patriot
From The .hkanSds Cr;eiit, Sept, %, 1894.
The uupleas.nt aud panful duty dr,ol
YES upon ar Ia day, ot rrcmdinS the dealt,
If II highly accomplished officer III ihe L..
>. Array, Capt GGANNiLLr IfFrwioh,
attached Ia The 7til Infantry, stationed nj
tanlunmrn Gibson. lie had been al.
hifted for mnr, lhan two wars past, with
4 rheumatic affection, which. dniing ilp
last twelve months, nns not Only accom-
panied hy The most acut" and rEefneiatlns
| paluS, hut, Tor the most part ui the lime,
almost entirely Deprived him "t the Hon ol
/ his limbs. He continued IN this situation,
unut oary ia May last, ahen, finding thai
uo medical skin within his reach could
allold him rclcl, he obtained turlVUSh,
aud repaired to the Hot np,lngs, the walefe
ul which having breu frequently found Ia
prove tilieacious III removing diseases nj
mliidr a. thai Under which &c VAS labormg.
. Ola repairing llliihef, he seain lauelei tild
,he u,r of the waters was producing
a very shulary ELECT on Lis ~ ,tem. IN II
I"" hrrhs, li' hhu me pleasing sailsihG
Ton III partially recovering IA" use "i hls
IIntbs, ana Battered hlh'H'u WIN Inc hppe
al rnlh"Iy Iee7'"rlns NY htailh ~ Jew
mohihs. Iafed hop" 1h' ih"''"" WA" 81
sb"n duration lie sou" fei'Ie'd l"i" he
former helpless situation, aud II hccatn,
">td"ht |" Ill, that hr Nas a"''> s'""'nF
w"ist. !" il1~ situation, he wa" hf"u@h'
|" ms place a I'" weeks a'l'c', I"r ,he
purpose "i receiving medical a'n' "hleh
could not he procured at Ia" Si"inss.
when ht aiintd htf', 'e VAS na"''h
l"inianl I1'li'rss'ess' ana us 'l''hds saw,
"'t HE de.Prol sotf"", that he was '"si
Fastening Ia 'hai = bourne Iron" "h"h'e u"
traveller Returns EH'ry th'"lon was
"s'9 ny MS a'h'hhihe Phya'e'""' VIZ Il
ray ~ h"pt renamed, /" fcst"Ie nm l"
l'allii aud every means n''"' use "i LAY
avs Ii"hhs' 10 am, Late ms s"f'tihs' W
'h'ielPal'"S hhd administering !" us VANS,
ana fthdrlios lH"'t olhcrs III h'tdi'"S" II
lii'h "llirli hht" h"i iho"e M" hat' Van
] Suiah'd -" j." bed III iooS Snd severe i''h's1,
"'"f' h"" 10 'rritei'l'' n'h n'i''"f iif
"tlrnln" aGa 'hdi ri Tue Tlf,HIr'en a. 'i'e
/ uIieln"'l'hs CO.. "a1 "nNteiS ct lis IiI'hds'
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South .4mtrica.--A Liverpool paper says
Expresses hence to London, have. du
ring the last monlh, hcea regularly scu, oil,
"a the arrival al The hrw York packet
ships. They are ii is understoodf ur~ ar,lcd
II and al HE expense al. persons cnimert
ed with thc Mexican aud Sma,b American
funds. They aec about twenty four homs
on the road.
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CONGRESS-.

Churchill e. Cambrrlens, Gniao {. Yer
pIanck and Jtr"mns '"h"s'n are elected
p,rmber. of the 18th Congress, from the
"ty of New York, over Messrs. Sharp,
patbbone and llaines. The former were
.a,nprted by the Tanmanies- the latter
r., the Cliulonians and others. Mr.. Cam
h,,leng is mtmbrr Of the present Con-
',,,.s This eltcti"n Is said 10 have hinged
o. different principles from The state cleo
Mr.. Webster, has been reelected To Con-
,rrss bY the city of Is, ston, by IA ,ote near.
IL if not quite unanimous. The election
# Professor Everett is considered as Ger
tain.
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Georgia.zJudse Brrricn has been
,.,t,d without opppsitinn, IA Senator in
r,ncres, III place OF Mr.. Elliott, who drcIi
n.J a reelection. Thomas W. Cobb,
Esq. was The successful candidate 10 fill the
,acancy in the 9euaie OF Ihe L States nc
,asioned By Col Wares death. Mr.
Cobb had 80 aud Col. Scaborn jones ~
votes.
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'rrust Sale OF AA%D.


sbf virtue of d.rd of trust ,x@cnird Ia
- Us, on the nh 81 July, lsls, and record
ed ia the court oi the county al Patsy lynn;A.
We sltall lloeeedio sell, AT public auction. lor
each on Friday the 2alb OF JanAary, is25, II
fair, II mt the aeNi fair day thereafter, sun
days excepted, nj the residence oil Charles
Carrier, IN fiasslsania county, i..i Oh
\ Tract "a hana,
supposed To contain 20oo acres, !, ips in tho
counties OF Bedfnrd aud rittsyltauia ,p
stanton river. The hl,ovc lard Is AAluj-
Llc, large pfopnilion being Er,t raie to-
hacre land II viii he laid oil en- Iol. 10 4uit
purchasers. Al the TUT aud place Of SAT-,
the deed OF lrasi aforesaid VII be exhibited.
and the slb.cf,befs ~ i'll convey only the ttlo
which iliry deti, . from the said decd, aeh
l. baittcd 10 ae aHquestiom.hle
ttlSA Eli BABsEY,
JESSE BURTON.
November %. IDS IA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-26

cu&aEsIc ATEu


Departed this lift on tie 9Th September
last, IN Mays,iIe, Kentucky, MIR. James
Watson, of kruhawa County, Virginia. IN
the I'D year "a ilis age-- Nj. Watson died
~ Mayayi,le among Strangers nj distance
from his family, wklch lie had len - hn
slD"ss--Ihr poIsaancy Of death Is d"uhly
Severe whrp ieit among strangers, "!iiott
amy friend IA minister In our wants, or
con ole US IN our departing nomrnts--1he
sUkjee 1T this notice had many friends
~ .o estrc,ned him lar lis aandour, siGc'rl
~, and unrxauplrd g'nerosliy-i!e is
dead, & " III. hiu, his faults have descend
ed 10 the gfa,e his virtues survive him,
aud mae bright aud proud Example u
elnuniion n his surviving rral,ses. He
ica,.s Il wife Who suffered with him in his
,ullcriag1, and pru-percd with him IN his
speIily-She has navy lost almost he
ods snppatl nf her declining years
Mr. Wats"n was nri-inaiiy al Amherst,
from whence he removed some yeas, since
- Aeahawa.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-11
THE FUNERAL AT SEA.

No breeze was on the mirror wave
The spangled pendant idly hung,
As, in the burial of the brave,
Wide DER the sea the requiem rung
No 'scutcheon glittercd on his breast
No coffin cased his senseless clay
No kindred heard his last request,
His prayer for one, far, far away
Slow rolled the smoke of funeral gun
. O'cr oceans tranquil blue
An instant yelled the blood red sun,
AS near the wave it drew
Then mingling with the feecy clouds
On which the bright beam dartcd,
1t seemed TO form golden shroud
Fer the spiyit Of HIM departed.
/ marked the c;rcl;ng ripples rise,
As in the sea the body fell
They seemed to shake the evening skies
Reflected on the trembling swell
Like them his being passed away
His rufiied !ife's broad scene
Then ike them ceased, and few could s.
That he or they haG hcln
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-11
THE DEATH OF MILCENA.

FROM DIR. DARwIN's BOTANIC GARDEN
Pale are those lips where soft caresses hung,
Wan the warm check, and mute the tender tongue !;
Cold rests the feeling heart on Derwent's shore,
And those love-lghted eye-balls roll no more.
Here the sad consort, stealing through the gloom
Ofmurmuring cloisters, gazes on her tomb;
Hangs in mute anguish DER the 'scutcheon'd hearse
Or graves with trembling style the votive verse.
Sexton, oh lay beneath this sacred shrine,
When Times cold hand shall close my aching eyes,
Oh gently lay this weared frame of mine,
Where wrapp'd in night the lov'd MrLcESA lies.
So shall with purer joy my spirit move,
When the last trumpet thrills the caves of death,
Catch the first whispers of my waking love,
And drink with holy kiss her kind]iag breath
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-11

The spotless FAIR, with blush ethereal warm,
Shall hail with sweeter smile returning day,
Rise from her marble tomb brighter form,
And wing on buoyant step her airy way
Shall bend approval, where beck ming hosts invite,
On clouds of silver her adorng knee,
Approach with seraphim the throne of light
And beauty plead with angel tongue for me
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-11
ADVICE OF AN OLD MAID.

When affections unite, and all things are right
No state with the married can vie;
But if pique lead the way, or interest sway,
lis better unmarried to die.
If a wife had proved to man that l loved,
Whose actions bright wisdom had sway'd,
How happy my life to have been blest wife,
And not poor little old maid.
But if kind respect to his will don't direct
Our steps through the mazes of life,
You had better live free, an old maid like me,
Than be to blockhead wife.