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LOTS.

al public action on the 2lth day of December
next, to the highest bidder.
This site is supposed 10 be the highest poiu.
thai The Roanoke can be made nav igahie 10.
aud II Is presumed that the navigation will he
completed III few years. There has bcena
MILL for FLOUR erected on the ground.
also, fine SAW Mill. which hnve cos, a.
boul $1,000. The situation is line one Tor
Mechanics of all descriptions A lew Stores
would also do we'll Ii Is On the man road,
eading from Lynchbnrg and Baltimore 10
Nashville, and would be an excellent sand
torn TAVERN, &c. Bargains may he had,
aud the public are invited to attend, If they
wish 10 vest their money 10 advantage
JOHN TAYLOR,
For the heirs, &c. of William Taylor, dec,
Ocl. q. wtdsy
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/ HE subscribers, owning the Land at
the junction Of the north and sop,S
Fork OF the Roanoke, in the county oil AIon,.
gomery, having been solicited TO Law off .
sell ont TIN ~
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COMMITS SION BUSINESS.

'lsHE Subscriber viii in future attend to
the selling and shipping Tobacco on
Commission and promises his friends and
the public in general, who may favour him
with their patronage, TINT every eNcrtou
shall be used In promote thrir best Interest.
His Office will he kept at the store OF Alr +.
T. Bowen, few doors above the Virginia
Bank, where he may he generally found
II. SAUNDERS, Jr.
Nov. 81. ts2q
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am determined toscll my TRACT
ot LAND, IN the county OF bedford. o,,t.
nol IN FORK oi Otter, % n'lrs from LsneFI,".''
anu from Liberty containing abonl s,,' -
t'es. VII hafe'> remark that perhap, !.
This country there is not Ia he had a ,e,.,l. W
,irabie tract Of laad either Tor tota,1., ue'
or erase. deem il unnecessary IN ga, k'''p
My land is for sale come and >ee ''''e =
Sept. Is. ~
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Notice tothe Stockholders ofthe Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike Compa-
ny
4 Il meeting Of the President and Ri
"A rectors of the Lyncbhurg aud salem
Turnpike Company, at Lynchburg, the 18th
Nov 1879
Ordcrsd That the Stock of delinquent
Stockholders, will be sold nj public auction,
before the door of the Franklin Hotel, IN the
town of Lyuchhnrg, ON Friday, tue 23th Of
next month, 1December.)
BY order ct the Board,
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
Nov. Of tds2q
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VVriLL be- -oli. "a public aortioe, tat
w The honse OF Jesse Golfer. in the coun-
ty OF Brdl.rd) %; Saturday the Eth Dec. at
- o ciork, \. NJ. several likely Negroes
Also, my stock. consisting Of horses, cows X
hog likewise my plantation utensils,
household aud kitchen furniture, together
with quantity oftohnoeo. hay &@,odder, hc.
sides number OF articles tan tcdions To mem
.ion. Terms made known on the dav cf s,lc
JESSE CoFER.
Dec 3. wldsla
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MONEY FoyJWD!

Hot ND. II the main street, u BANK
Il NOTE. which th" owner can have, by
sigiog - sa'i.tartarv aCscr'pton, and paying
the expense of this advertisement.
Nov. u. G. l.. LECkfE.
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YRU 81 SANE.

YNU SY SaAIE.
sDY Futne ofa decd Of trust 10 rs trtruftf
- by .Ndthoniet Rires, t6r Purposes dtreig
msntiontd, asd dpiy rtnoodtd in Inc Rfg,Aers
Office Of ROcklnghan county, 6tnrilg aaie the
i5iAoj Ft6fupg II. n. $50, ict shqH .Jpose
TO pubic saie, 0HMe first .Houa0y IN january
nert, and continue jr0m dGg 10 dry until lie
sais is closed, nj lie dirtHibg house Of .Haihun-
iaf Rire,, N Buckingham county, the foi}owipg
rainabit properly, ria: 1CC ACRES CT
Lam ID IN sud rouptg, tqipg on ht .harrou.
6oRf road p, mt otArr Itact iJmg on SMITHS
rirtr 4; one 0ihtr ig,ng in the .htadO1cS adlounug
me lands qt Geo1Ee n. Illusion amt oihtls con.
tanning $50 ACxlL 8: .1iso, the iollOrng
LOGS M t"e I0Wd Of LeHkSrIte, 1uimbatd
m Ae Pinn 81 sad IouH as f0iioWS: Nos. > IT.
9. q. IO6 .Fso, Tie toliOUiug negro sare,
ri1. Sci, Phabe, Cidi6Orne, Sukcg, jury .iU-
dt~, Htctor, S1r1h II i0R, Beiia, Chadts,
Btg, SYUire, Ddrid, Luey, .hari0, aid PeJioa.
.ilso, some Horses. and n quantity 0t HOutdgIt
Furniture. io0 nam'rOuS 10 be mentionea
BY ,irtot Of another Died ot Trust 10 meE"
eeated Se shall proceed 10 sell, at Iht sdae iimE
and pjore, the .loa0riDg LQIS IN he Tom
u Len 'sCHif, dtHE nated IN the ginn Of sGm
Torl by Nos. 81. 81. So. SO. Ill. IL. ll&t
Id Is. IT. l25. l26, ub'ca dted Qf irmt
pos erfcmed 10 MS By JAMES BHneH, Jor par'
poses therein mentioned.
Terms Of safe as joious, rig ; For all sums
under 5000 ash and all sDnS Of 500 Gd
aPwnrds, CGd or paper WiH three good nahnts,
negotiable at The state BANK ofNorth CarolinD
at Rdleish, ei4hiy-tigH days otler date.
RiCE GARLAND, By las aroE
JAMES T. HOREHF3p.
D.7FfD H. CL.fRhE, TrusItes-
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,.s,.a& .Sssroes for Sale.

tsAPECTlNo ~ change my Residence
l.. IRAN, I,nshflurt "a the course :" TIE
- war. I .llall as,riof ale, on The 10TH
.,,.. II December neat, on ,he PREMISE MY
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-06-04
MANNERs OF THE ANcIENrs.

What happy simplicity prevailed il
ancient times, when ii was The custom
for ladies', though Of the greatest dis
tinotion, to emplog themselves in useful,
and somtlmes Iaborious works Every
one knows what is told US iii Scripture
to this purpose, concerning Rebecca, Ra-
chel, and several others. We read ID
Homer Of princesses drawing themselves
water from springs, and washing, with
their own hands, the finest Of the linen
Of their respective families The sisters
Of Alexander the Great, who were the
daughters Of powerful prince, employ
cd themselves in making clothes for
chcir brothers. The celebrated Lucretia
used to spin in the midst Of her female
attendants. Augustus, who was soye-
reign u the world, wore, for several years
together, no clothes but what his wife
and sister made him. 1t was custom
III the northern parts Of the world, not
many years ago, for the princesses who
then SIT upon the throne, 10 prepare Sc
yrr4l Of the dishes al every meal. In
word needIeWork, the care Of domestic
affairs, and serious and retired life, is
he proper function Of women, and for
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Anl'is this life

rou rnKe,oL.v1
WOMAN
ILL.,. NIL ,v.,
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Y. W. i III II, ii, / 'i''rIiy W""''''
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
1.-Two YER LaNU FOR SHE.

Off ER lot safe privately, farm, situated m the forks Of
Il Hanover, known by the Of LONG RO, containing
about eco aere hcky populated and agreeable
eshbc,cct is famed health, soil we'll adapted the
cultivation Of Tobacco, Corn aud wheat having first
low ground, attached it, farther DESCRIPTION deemed
persons wishing purchase would first
the premises. Joining the estate there tract of about 500
vi superior low grounds which the proprietor, DESTROYS
OF elEs and which would enhance gIeay the value Of i.
tract The purchaser would have the liberty Of seeding crop
81 wheat this fall and the st day of Janul-
gy next; There will he sold said plantation the first day
Of December the whole OF the present growing crops of
and tobacco. Also, the farming utensils and stock thereto be-
longing Person, wishing proha said tract be easily
accommodated ia establishing The premises will
be shown By application Mr.. Thomas Nelson, Jr whose
tate joins it, and Ialde known by applying
WILLIAM NELSON
Yerk ToIgn, Jviy 10, 1925.
N. g. Ii above land is sold privately, before the
fast bay Of September next, will then he offered rent
appcatipo be made Thomas Nelson r who is aahor
red 10 contract for tue w N.
June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
WTTTE-HaLL FOR SIZE.

TIME subscriber designing to Cotton Country
Is oon closes his Exeoutorshp OF his fathers estate,
will sell his White Hall estate, containing hundred
raer more half Of which composed Of MaoPon dat
aud low grounds Of quality inferior body 70 the
i.ye considerable proportion OF the hills have been iiu-
proved by manurng Thi.eae lies the main StaSe-road
from Richmond, and Is Is miles from Ere
erckhury and miles from public landing the Kappa
hannoc The quality Of tue soil eommodounes OF Improve
rients dwelling house. harms stables, aud all
out beauty and hrathnrss of the situation soi
agrreablencs Of gbouhocd renders Whte-ia IN the
estimation Of all who Of the most desirable seats
on Mai.opuni river which the house situated
ennence mile and half Distant overlooking
the wse Hat which spread, in on o the house TO the river
bank
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing invited To call the sub
scrbera White Hail. ho will shew the premises and receive
proposals. private sale until the 10th Of September next
when they will notod privately, be offered publicly at Vii
,hoo which adjons The will be Cash for
hail. and the balance Of the purchase money TO
by the land and ncgotiahe
v, ith approved indor,ers JOHN Is. -WOODF0RD
JYIi,e-I}aX f.o,ofine (onnfv Juiy DC. 2J-tr
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re HU.sDRED DOLLARS REWsBD

I'D AN ron The subscriber about months ago Ura,.
dkron about 23 years OF age, coarse carpenter
and remarkably white fora slave and might readily Ia
ken Tor white strong active well fellow rather
above ordinary size lie may have Gu his forehead be-
!w. en-, rather above his ebro, ranging up down.
by accident the edge OF living its heye cut him
there One Of his broken when
near the wrist joint and is believed the ie which show
that Joint enlarged, and gves the appearance
bending o~wards with the end Of the Bone Of the
next TO The joint considerably increased in are
blue and his HAIR Is alragh Of dingy yelow.
had perhaps when he went oG black ed Hat blue
broad cloth roundabout Coat lie blunt sp ken fellow
speaks with and and ,taane. ,psaLis
particularly when confused Ills purpose doubtless pass
a. Tree will give hundred dollars for his safe
delivery in jail that get again. and will pay he
SIDE, any reasonable eIpenscs for his delivery
deuce IN The county Of Franklin, North Caroiiua
JOHN ID. HAWKINS.
IF
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$3.50 REE9Rn

DIAN AWAY fronith. subscriber in March 1928 n-rr,
~ man named HENRY who is about - years DID, aho,
irci or inches hsh well made h conpesion ssry
dark h.: mouth rather promnent, his front teeth broad and
eyes full and large, aud hs, small his
knees aud another near of his eyes, and
house rant
dRbSTEfD hired To Mr.. Dixon rmlerlske Of Rich
nond and ran away about the last of June, 1895 about 30
years old about feet uchss high. slender made In.
very smooth skim not black with black hair which wh.
eonhed much strAeher than negroes hair generally speak,
quick, and makes Of the words o ysn very often
bly, with him.
Said negrev: may he lurking about Richmond where they
have TREE la,her Twins who csli himself Arniead Smith,
about Warrington City, where they have an uncle named
Isaac who was ensneipacd by the will OF Samuel oyerton
and probably supplied with Tree papers One hundred
hy dollars viii be given for apprehrndng said oe aud
curing them IN the jail in Richmond state One
Hundred Dollars taken IN The state and secured Jail
so that get them again. thirty f in Richmond and
cured rs atose half f experimenting aud securing either
ALICE Is. WINSTON.
Hanore or. Va. july 26. oie,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
GREEN BOTTOM FOR SAFE.

flY virtue Of deed Of VIM II.
~ BELL Esq and recorded in the O ihe Of ia
bell we5hal ON Monday ie 10Th day Of September next, IN
Tie Town Sauuton proceed sci. the bidder the
tract 81 land commonly called The Green Bottor lying the
said county Of Cabcl The Ohio river, containing between
hundred said 70 be prime low grounds We
personally acquainted with is estate; bu, been repre-
sened 10 being the finest part Of the Ohio which
bofdef this state sigund in Meadow land the Grst
quality, aud therefore well merits the scnt0n Of the
farmer For many years while This the hands
vol Wilson y Nicholas, g. whom Formerly belonged,
eriensiyey cultivated IN Tobacco, which when sold ~ York
aud Europe commanded prices equal those which the
best James ver tobacco sold This lind abounds 10 coal II
has been divided Into many smaller lots n,ay be
seenby plat IN che possession Of John Hannan. Esq who
a1Joning and who will hew the whole any part thereof,
those disposed 10 new hut will he sold entire
in such parcels the d, sale may he thought hest
calculated TO the hest price. The ale will on three
equal annual inssimeT the purchasers give bonds with
approved suretes TOT the insamcn also deed
trust on the led as farther security for the ultimate
of the purrae money; the deed Of trust, however,
operate till the Last insalmen, shall become due.
The subscribers very socou wind the business
The trust conhdcd 10 them IL persons therefore should desire
y purchase this property ieJ may attend in the full conf.
desec That will be sold al the time and place above
JOHN COALrER,
JOHN n. COOKE,
Trustees for W. II. csb, aud HI, creditors
June ~ 15-sw
IL The Editors ofhe vginsn Lypehburz Republic an
~ WcbecI, Herald IN Courier 10 charles
town tksnawha eouny1 Farmer in Stsunon and Of the
Country National tpeligence requested 20 iuer the
above advertise IA Their respective papers, week
to Tour weeks preceding the first of September, add
yard their accounts 10 this Office for collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
F1FTY D0LL9RS REW-51D

WILL he given for the appre and delivery
w Rchnond, Of slave TOM who ahscond-d the
~ inst lie Is "a Il age, rather under the ordinary size
hut chocolate colour, open
WIN large eyes, aud has been principally accuomed the
House and stable lie has wife The
ien Of this city, and several relation. ,e neborhoo He
well supplied with aud cpihes and will probably al
tempt some of,he northern cite, and purpose
will srpPl, himso. with free papers.
IL Captains Of vessels are cautioned against receyuy him
on hoard -e ~
III apprehenicd IL the state will deifay all re,
sonable charges in ing Kim 10 thi, place
JHIy 2b eS-u WM. ANDERSON.
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10 II N ME N r I n e,

II RESPECTFULLY inform, the citizen, Riehm nd aud
~ the public generally tina, he ha, opened upper
Of goods, comprising chiefly, every article line which he
prepared to nsLe to order, short notice,
a'onahc aud prices, which he n,iicrs himself
~ give geners Subtraction lie beg leave tosolicit
and pledges himself his best efforts, rendering salts
faction 10 those, who may him with ordei,.
ing ON hand.
July a.
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RIM AWaY

NROM the subscriber the Sd int. negro man named
MOSES Moses q 81 ~ year, Of age feet or ia
ehes h'g light coinPe1'on, with Ls LEFT cheek.
purchased Moses 1r. Tabu, residing near Tabue Coz.
Pitts, in Chesterfield county.
Onthe following day PATSY the wife of Moses, Patsy is
!9or 20 years Of age, very likely mulsto purchased
her OF Mr. Charles fickeuof Cheer-d in 1924 will give
twenty Dola reward Tor the above advertised nerroe,
dollars for either Of them. JOSHUA srnu,DS
Meadow Bridge. lime
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cue Nplrchbttru1 ,rraIn.

The materials belougng to the 0ce excellent Press
which the Herald Is printed Long Primer, Burgeo and
peris sheets job Press and quantity of Job
tai Type which adequate to the any quantity of
custom which this place will Afford
The subscription list very respectable for inland paper
the advertising and Job custom perhaps nearly equal that of
any other inland establishment in the With to the
advantages afforded by Lyncbg the Of
paper, perhaps hardly necessary say that the
commercial intercourse which holds with large porton If
Western Vrgnia, with the Western part North Carolina and
with Tennessee Sc an the dense aud wealthy ,puon othe
sce' with every fountain oil iornatiou and
prosperity OF thi, section Of country,
wsau the idea that the establishment would he profitable 10
any prudent and active proprietor Propositions will
m the LIST OF October the authors which,
information as TO the Affairs Of the Office future
poets If sold, will be promptly given.
ACHILLES d. JOHNSON
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TE.N DOLIaRS REJT6PD.

oN-A"af from the subscriber, living in the county
abb" q or - years of black feet
ns with scar on his under lip aud when spoken speak,
slowly more than probable that he King about Rich
mend where he has mother living. The above will
De gwen any person who will deliver the said negro
OF secure him M Jail 50 that can get him again.
WM HOLMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

u ANAWAH on the sh August last, from the subscriber
negro man by the Of HENRY, who sometime. call,
himself Billy Johnson he is bright muao about six feet six
inches high, and asout twenty CID undc,and he
has free papers and that he probably working James Ri
will give the above ten dollars 10 anv one
who will secure him in Jail so get him again
Ca Ira, July %. 22-6twI,ss JOHNS COLEMAN
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70 Purchasers "a ISlapes nd others.

To purchasers Of Siapes and otheTs.
W. have erected the County aud City Jail Pyfyf,
w jail fyF the safe keeping Of SLAVS under The
ment u dr. Jacobs Our Tor the prt.eul will be twenty
se cents per day with addu Of y for receiving
ADD delivery. Those WIN interested may res. assured ts
nothing part sill be wanting give general
KS L. BURTON K Go.
A15d"S' rS---tt
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-1IaRSHaLL'S sale.
yfMMDa
-VaRSHaL'S SHLE.

pursuance deed OF the Superior Court Of Chaneert
for che Richmond Dtrs pronounced on the 18th day v
February 1929 the oi CovingtoH Boasf, shall On
the 18Th Of August next for SALE To the bidder
public auction Tor cash, the premises certain mill and
mill Site ON Sp Greek, in the county OF Cheerheld ans
known by the name Coringtons MM together with two
acres of Land upon side of said stream and agains
which the ends Of said mill dam abutted"
LIEUTENANT, ~ S. c. C. X. ID.
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WHEAT,

GRAY rANKEY and WM. d. CLARKE, have leased
~ the Mayo Mia IN Eanehesft, tern, vi y,ar.& will
work them under the 6r Nm y. Cinrks & Co. who w
atsimes he prepared tc purchase WHEAT the high.
market prc< for Cash. WaI H. CT AREE & 70
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WASHINGTON CITY
CAN AL LOTTERY,
1920 prizes. 1920 s lag son p,,,.,.
%, 100 Blanks ! tickets A"o'ooo Doii"is =

a considerable portion Of this Lottery put up parcel,
Of 20 tickets emb acg all the combination numbers,
toe0 which parcels possibly diaw less than $40, les
the deduction VI 10 per witt, many chances for Oh,
capital prizes.
Present price Of Tickets So, Shares in proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
WOTTCE.

A PPLICATIos wiibe made 70 the pse1Jep, and pirec.
IA tors Of the Bank of Virginia for the renewal Of Ceyt-
eat for twelve shares o Old Stock No. 1890 which aed on
The 2fh February, 1906 George Rudn since dead and
IHoMls COOKE, Er'rof
Prince eeefxs Iulys. is--lN 0srks Ruin, dses
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TO PRINTERS g..

ME subscriber having il in contemplation
Il lain engage which will necessarily take hi,
from the business in which he employed wishes sell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09

The drawing Of each Of these Lotteries will certainly take
place the days Danied aud be finished in cto minutes
and the holders may the Cash
IL Orders from all pats enclosing the money be ed
tor tickets any Of the lotteries Of the several States and Of
The District Of Columbia under their CEMENT will be
guiariy served.
II Notes Of the Bank Of the United State, and it, 4aneho
audi generally the Of all Banks good credit Their
own home, received as cash, AZ par.
I Prize tickets signed by or for them, in The Lotteries
Connecticut NewYor, NeIsfsfy, Pennsy Delaware
Maryland, Washington City, virginia, Moth Carons, and
Louisiana, will be received at this 0c, aud the cash remnted
tbs invested IN Lotteries according drecou
ly Vendors Of Tickets throughout h. country will be very
literally dealt With.
- AL Ietlsrs to be post paid, and add essed TO
yATB5 4 MfSTyRE, vashingtor City
Jniye fe-fc,
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UNIVERSITY LoTTERx,

The following brilliant Schemes of Lotteries also oere
10 the public, under the Msnag and responsibility
JB TITES mud A. HfIVTYRE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09

OF MARYLAND.
For the benefit OF the Medical College of Baltimore, Fih
Glass, New Series.
To be drawn the 18th day of October next aud finish in
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ran, her own Florian, stood before her. With
scream of joy she sprang forward to embrace him.
Estrada pressed her to his bosom in silence "Hea-
ven hath heard thy prayer, my beloved thy SOL
der has returned" 1t is beyond the power of my
pen, to describe the rapture Of Ellen at the arrival
of her adored husband him she so oft had mourn
ed as forever lost to her; or the delight with which
Florian regarded the infant Marian. That happy
night celebrated throughout the castle, and the
cottages around with rejoicngs and mirth. The
ensuing day, Estrada with pous sorrow related the
melancholy death of his friends, and the vicssitudes
he had undergone in his absence. With depth
of feeling almost amounting to reverence, did Ellen
regard the noble Miguel and through the residue
of his life with tender kindness endeavor to mani
fest her gratitude. They still exist in state of fell
city, rarely to be found on earth; blessing and
blessed loving and beloved by all around them
They afford striking example, that virtue and flal
piety will never fail in meeting its reward.