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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
JIRGLNIl:

IHIFT.NI.I:
At rules, holden in The clerks Office superior court Of
1926:
Daniel F. Atkins and Geo G. Atkins, children Polly At
An's' and Frances w. Mays widow Of Stephen Mays,
Yil5.
William b. Pegran, adm Of Elizabeth Pegrarn, dec. and
Millineton Smms. William r. Snms and Mary g.
Sin"s, DIS.
The defendants Millugton Sirnns, WIN. T. Sinns and
Mary b. Simms having entered their arpcarance and
gwen security according TO the eff assembly and the
rules ol this court and II appearing by satisfactory evil
drnce, that they not inhabitants of this co,Intrv IL H
ordered that tho said defendants appear on the first
day of the next term and the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the city Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front of the
capitol, in the said city,
Oh copy. Teste, U.H w. HENLN(f r r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
WILLIAM WALLER HENING

AS resumed the Practice of the Law.--.4irce, on
n d points OF lrv and equity, will be given or the
tomay fees. 6iH nat oCsriSe, except in where
applicant shall declare his her Inability pay fee;
which event, only advice will be given but professional
services rendered, arjNout any ee CDtyaeteg, all
its branches executed, for fees with the
tricacy Of the SUBJECT.
Richmond. March 10. 1896. Iv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
FOR LONDON.
Twenty Dollars Reward

ME above reward will BIZ paid For apprehension or
e Negro Alan nMed JULIUS, who absconded from
the subscriber residing King aud Queen Court
House, on the 9Th inst 1t is believed the said Julius has
obtained, by some other pass To enable
nm Ia get IN board some vessel bound the north His
description is as ioows stature about five feet black
peXon features small and regular his voice very ee,s-
nate, but Ill conversation frequently changes fne TO
course; about - oi ago, and tIsrate blacksmith:
ms Clothing be particularly csci be. The above
reward will be paid if the said Runaway so secured
rs To enable the subscriber get him. aud my further
sohaoe sum viii be paid commensurate with the trouble
III experimenting him. Owners of vessels bound To- the
north and elsewhere, requested attend fore
going advertisement.
VIRGINIA COLLINS
T-u,ot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
NEW GOODS.

q ALL NELSON mas received by the Fly and other
n n late arrivals,
Rich worked Swiss and book musls
Loom sewGd null and book do.
Plain Swiss, book and null tn.
Plaid aud haif cord jaconets
Supcrfine Mexican ginghams
London printed cambrcs
3 aud 4 canrbrics and jacouets
Jet black bombazincs, assorted
A and Cd black Italian grapes
Plain black Nankin & Man'iarin grapes
Black n coloured gauze & barge hdkls,
India ana Italian lustrimgs nd mode
Black white and colorcd satns
Paris hid and horse skin gloves
Thread canibrics and hdkCs,
Black and white silk and cotton itsirrv
Thread laces edgiTgs aud insertil1ts
Cambria apid furniture dimy
Snperine black circasSia and bon,tyfzeils
Florentine and Marseillcs vestiugs
Superhne blue and black cloths
ia Irish linens of heavy texture
ID aud 6i DO. shcctings
81 and 1914 diapers assorted
German oZnabufgs and tickleuburre
Domestic shirtimg sheetings Dlds stripes ami ii
With an extensive assortment Of other GOODS, which
will he sold ut very reduced PRICES.
Aug. IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
! II2(,LNTl.

IEGlTI.NI.T:
~ rules hovn in the clerks Office tho superior court OF
canccry FOR the Richmond district, thc 9Th day Of Au
gust 1926:
Sas Hayes and Otis J,omcr, late merchants aud part
trading undc, the firm and style of Hayes and Loo
mcr, PTS.
against
John Edwards Samuel E. Edwards. and Dudley Akinson
Dlts.
The defendant John Edwards having entered his ap
pcarancc and given security according act Of assem-
bly, and the Of court, and appearing by salts
factory evidence, inha bart Of this couu
try; is ordered the said defendant appear here on
day Of the and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in spapar published in tho city Of Eirhnond
Tor months successfully and posted rsn door Of
the Captoi, in the said city.
Ct A copy. Tcste, Nm. ". TE.AYVC; r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
TH1C;L.FL1

st rules, holden in the clerks Office of The superior court
Of thanccry for tire Richnond district tie 7b day Of
August, 1876:
Thomas Hume, PX
against
Jarob Icrkcr and Deborah his wife, Amelia Iccier. Julia
A. Lcokcr, and James Geckler infant children Of the
said Jacob and Deborah Iscker and William r. Ricl-
ardsou, aud Charles W. Richardson, DHs.
The defendants, except William r. Richardson and
Charles w Richardson, not having their appear
and given security according the act of assembly
and c Of this court and appearing by saisfacto
rs evidence, that they inhabitants this country
IT is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
frat day Of the and answer the bill Of the plain
III; and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some pare published the city Of Richmond, for
rodths succcSvcy and posted at the front door Of the
p.toi, in the SAID city.
81 ; ocey. Tss:, Utg. u. HEYLyG,e.;.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
VJRGINI.I:

PIIGL,N1.I:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office superior court
of chancery for the Richmond district the ja day
June, 1896
Rebecca Bell, in her right aud cxecutx Of Henry
Bell, deed. PH.
against
William H. Perkins, and Samuel Pcrt6s y1HS.
The defendant Samuel Perkins, having entered his
appearance and given security according the Of
semby and the rules of this court and it appcaru. sa
tisfaCtOTy evidence that he is inhabitant of this
country; ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the first day of the and the bill
of the paintif and that copy Of this order Ire forthwith
inserted in newspaper published IN the city OF Rich
mond, for months successfully and posted front
door of the capitol, in the said city
81 copy, Tcste I'm. ~. LFENLTG. c. E.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
'TRENToS BRIDGE.

'hN :, or The upper bridge the Falls of James
ver, at Rich mond, passa Bile carriages at
me usual '"s OF one-iourh less than Mayos Bridge,
at the foot of the falls. The way or street 10 T,en
bfdge from the South is pointed out by sign atfxed To
large brick house. the in the Main street OF Mancbss
ter, the left hand
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
WHISKEY, GIN. sc

Jasi rccciredper .niacrcn,
IS bbls. Baltimore whiskcy
3 hhdS. do do
- bbls. County gin
10 do bounce aud cordial
10 do peach brandy md ~ l.. rum
ton New York patent shot, assorted from BIB TO
No. 10.
IN STORE,
Talent cordage for coal pits parent balances, goldfish in
boxes No and mackere kegs salmon Gilmore stone
""re' fresh tens loaf sugar wrapping paper and general
assortment of PRIME GROCERIES,: for sale by
ALIEN. CUSIIAIAN,
oPnt . Market Bridge
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
One Hundred Dollars Reward

AN AWAY from the subscriber, Tuesday 4 ,,n
IN ult Il Negro Man named JOHN BUTT, :. 9r q
years oil age, well made fellsw, feet high, ,era
oy df. Sempexom; hangs his head, little aud a-
pears shy and diiient when but sy
arVul Fellow The only clothing he took him that
Know OF was domestic sht duck rows.rs a new
WOOL hat and old pale blue Ma.scilles waie,oat the
back tie same as the font purchased him abt weeks
ago oil one Gary, traes, who bonsr him in
ont OF jail where lie had been put by his former
master He raised, and has lived until lately with
air. Butt, Deep Creek, Norfolk county. His mother live.
somewhere III tile ncighborhood hr. Butt and | am
.noer the impression he may so back there: her ma MED Is
Gracy Jefferson.
IL have rscertaincr that he left Richmond in COM
pahy win Three white sailors, who had left Colombian
vcsssi AT Norfolk and were on their to Batmorc-
lie was afterwards Yelling With another
white man dressed in black light hat who rcprc
sented the negro mis- his fathers property They
we're seou travelling generally from half ii mile to a mill,
ahead OF the sailors though they were nltu,e
Their On the negro being pursued by person who sun
posed him runaway, about six miles this sie of tie
g-Grccn. ho took to the woods and the white man
owned he was a runaway. Since which | have heard
nothing OF the white the negro think il probable
the negro has gone tn Baltimore, ii he Stopped in
the District OF Colombia or this SIDE of it.
IT unprecedented III Richmond the ucichborhood will
give reward of $40; il between and so miles ,lis,,
S2's If over 60 miles, $50; and if Virginia. slQe
THOMAS II. ABNEY
Richmond, Aug 8
q The Baltimore American and Noef,lk Hc.alJ will
publish the above lawtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08

IL The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published i,cice a
+etk, (Itedags ant Fridays) at fire dollars pr a,,,,ai
;trYd6ie i adrancc.
IL" Precons 10 dscottnmance Of dte pcyer, all ar
gsases must he paid up. .t Mose ,cho vay irish TO
Giscontinuc mH noy tie Editors 10 that fleet al least
thirty days bc.. Tie period crpires for ,9'c Hey SUI
ssribcd.
j. For dfcertiin@-1J cents sYmcL Cor icss) far HE
ffi insertion, astd 90 cents for odct
number " insertions be noted NE -dS outcrtcise
tleey trui BE- continued and charged accordingiy.
q an letters 10 Tie Editors ns-ssld posPaid,or Ney
trfit receirc oaiienfion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
PIRGETI.l:

p'IEGLTTl:
At rules holden in the clerks office superior court Of
chanccy for the Richmond district The eth day OF A
gust, 1925:
Herbert 4. Claiborne, PD
against
Diis.
The defendant John Edwards having entered his ap-
pearancc and given security according assem-
bly, and the rules OF hiS and appearing salts
factory evidence, that hc is nhabitan of this
ccuntry ordered, that the defendant do nppear
here the fist day of the and bill OF
tive PLAINTIFF and copy be forthwith in
Ses,Cd III spapcr published in city Richmond
FOR two months successfully, aud posted the front
the capitol, in the said city.
ID COPY. Tesc, HIN. II. UE.NLNIf. E. e. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
UIRGLA"I4:

jIR(SLNI-i:
At rules holden in the clerks office of the superior court,
OF chanrery for the Richmond district the 9TH day OF
August, 1tS6:
John Cwske, pm
against
Lucy l. Mhrkham, widow of John Markham, decd. aud
iternnrd NJ. Markham Champe g Markham, William f.
Maihhars, Mary Z. |. Markham, Judith " Markham,
George W. Markham, Iineus T. Markham. a fired II.
Markham, Martha L. +. Markham, Aubin ~. Markham.
and john NJ. Markham children of tHs said John Mari
ham, decd all OF whom except the four first named arc
ihi""ts' DtlS.
ne defendants Bernard N. Markham, and William F.
hhhhaIH, not having entered their appearance and given
security according To the act of assembly and rules of
inns court ana II appearing 10y satisfactory evidence, that
they Inhabitants this country: il s ordered ,l,,
Tie SAID defendants do appear here day of the
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; aud that
copy of This order be forthwith in some newsparer
published III the city of Richmond for months success
s've'y and posted the trout door capitol in the
said city.
81 a copy, Tcsie Efn. II HE.NL.1;, C. r.
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VIhGFNI4:

DJI(CTfSNf.5:
AT rules, holden tho clerks orc the superior court o
chanceiy for the Richmond district tho 7h day Of Au-
gust, 1926:
JAMES Lyle admir- de bous non it'll tho will annexed Of
James Lyle, scnr, deed, vino surviving partner Of
Lyle Banks, BH
against
Thomas Penn, Lewis Davis, Jatrcs (. Penn, William NJ
Waller, John Campbell, aud others, dGs.
The defendants 1hohns Penn. aud Lewis Davis
ing entered their appearance and gwen security according
TO the act OF assembly and the rules Of this uri. and APP
pcang by satisfactory evidence that they inhabi
tanrs of this country it ordered, thar the said defendants
do appear here the first day Of in and
the amended bill the plain: aud copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published IN
the City of Richmond, s'icccse;vcly and
SO copy. Trstc, NV. ". iENLN(', E. r.
TIRGLST.4:
AZ rules holden the clerks Office superior
Of chanrcry for the Richmond district, the It'll day Of
August 1926:
Norwood Burlington, jh.
against
Cyrus yrce, Richard Graves, sheriff of Ncw Kent county
to whom the estate Of Ahuer Trce hai hccn committed
rarda Tyrce, DGs.
The defendant Cyrus Tyrcc, having entered lis aT
pearancc and given security according the act Of ASSEM-
factory evidence, that iuhahaat Of this
try; is ordered, that the said defendant do appear mere
on the frs, day OF the and the hin ri tire
PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order TIC forthwith inserted
lh some newspaper published tho cy o. Richmond, for
two months successfully, and posted at the ont door o.
the capitol, in the said city.
G% cc2g, Tcs:c, TN. II. HE.NENG. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
MCHMoND, VIRGINIA., FRIDAY, sEPTEAnER s lsae

& nixon TIMBERLAKE has just received, and offers
~ Tor sale, low for cash or aeceptauces,
Is hhds. English Island .MOI.3SSES
80 bags and barrels priHie green COFFEE
10 hhds. St. Croix SUGAR.
And he will be regularly supplied will, the above mem
TONED articles, LO-lF SUGAR Refinery prices and
" HiSkE,Y in hhds and barrels ~
u Country Merchants are invited to call
Sent. 1-w3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-08
WILLIAM NEALE g. co.

(EG leave Inform their friends and the public that
G0 their assortment is rendered, by additional arrivals
from New York and Philadelphia, very extensive and
phte, comprising auost every article of Substantial
Fancy DRY GOODS,
cf Americana British, French, German, China atl OTHER
manufactures in theii line.
They have bcen purchased at ccs innding with
fhe tines, and will be sold for cash or to purual Gus
rome's at vesy small advances.
May 25 o. IF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-02

From hs Phiiadeioaia .alGr.m.
MASONIC PROCESSION.


I saw the band Of brothers move,
With slow and solemn tread;
Their hearts were join'd by ties of love,
In charity were we'd:
And types of lights illumin'd ray
Shons on the path they trod,
And in the midst. wide open lay
The gospel of our God.
I ask'd a man, Of fourscore years,
Why after them he ran,
He SAID, 4-sna melted into tears
"They feed the poor old man"
He said, "l once was sick and said
Wy limbs were racked with pain;
They csme--they comiorteds--aDd cIads
The old man rose again"
ask'ds weeping widow, why
She foilow'd those before,
s.e said---and wip'd Der weeping eye:
"fhey came unto my door;
They came, when all the world beside
Had turn'd from me and fed,
They came, my wants and woes 10 hide,
They gave my children, bread"
And such said. "a masonry;
Virtue and love are twins;
And that blessed grace of charit9,
Hides mIltitGdss Of sinsS
Free masonry, like wOman's love,
Is taught BY private rules;
SO deep, that should it public prove,
IL would be sport for fools.
.MBara, Del NrLFoRD BAxn
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-02

coed from tcoder concern, not from
wrath and revenge.
Frequent tbreateniDgs you must for!
bear. These weaken suIhority fsr more
than they deter from inieuity;
Choose the fittest season OF address
ing your children. The Lords day,
an awakening providence, a family
afflictioo and the deaths Of young per +.
sons, may be improved to give weight
and energy to your counsels. --Chris-
tian Monitor.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-02
FROM THE rRESToN EMPORIUM.

FROM THE TRENTON EMPORIUM.
Love and Reason In affairs of
MalrImony, some people are governed
by LOVE alone, and some by REASON
alone. Each oughtto have JOINT con.
Germ in these matters--they are hand
maids which 90 along with the few
who are so fortunate as to he among the
wise. Bat as the great mass ofpeople
has to jog or the ordinary road, with a
single guide. 4 viii say weird by
the way aboot the comparative value
of these very different partners.
LOVE looks only to the honey moon.
Hes near-sighted little mink; does'n'.
see two inches beyond his nose; and
yet depends altogether upon hrs eye
sight, and thinks he has a wonderfully
clear vision. He is moi able 10 discover
any defects, and therefore most sober
ly concludes there is ncne. Couse
queuces all lie utterly beyond bis KEN
you might as well ten him the moon
was made Of green cheese. az that
nlatrimony had dash OF trouble in its
composition. All this rs the natEral
consequence of his blindness
REASON is TO Love, what pair OF
spectacles is to a near sighted man; il
enables the blind little fellow to look
beyond the fair cheek and blue eye
the pretty form and the pretty features
Of his mislress--beyond the wedding
ceremony and the wedding supper
and the thousand things that cluster
round the very idea of marriage He
enables the boy, l 3y, to look beyond
all these, TO the domestic fire side--to
the kitchen comforts of welded life
to the larder and the iedger--to the
pudding and the ptrse--to the ways
and means Of living; as to the very
simple business of loving.
4 look at these things in very sober
Iight--for I have no los nor part in the
matter Bot | do not distrusi my judg.
ment the more on that account. Pco
pie more deeply interested are apt to
take ore sided view of the case.
Marry the lass that has the cow
was the advice OF an old gentleman TO
addfc who consulted him on the sub
jccs Of a cheice between q gwi with
cow, and one that had nothing but
pretty fhce--"se far as beauty is consi-
dcred, there is not the difference of a
COW between aay two girls in christen.
dom" This is not my notion, howe.
yer though there is something IN it,
But marry the girl who will manage
your domestic concerns to advantage,
who is prudent, sensible, economical
get a good disposition-an accomplish
ed mind with It, will bea!i the better
and beauty If you fad it united with all
these, will complete the toat ensemble.
Do not marry for money merely
There is neither love nor reason in that.
1t may buy many fine things, bat it
won't buy happiness, and wilhou. that
R man is poor creature. Money isno
obieclion-it may be indeed, an i'm.
portant object; but every other consi-
deration bends 10 the point of being
matched as well as pasred, when Love
and Reason joins hands.
But l write to young peopIe--and
young people do not like long stories
I may say word or two more on this
matter in the winter--when the sleigh
bells bring the subject again to mind.
0. LAKEWOOD.
Sept. IL, 1926.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-02
From hc .Ns7v. York S,a.esmar

s<BVn I'M sFcp-1 ofE DfIEc9T1Hffs
TO THE DlsSlPATgb HUSBAND.
Look up--O taste, taste not the bowl
Again, nor drearn OF pleasure there,
Which While it inlls. destroys the soul,
And deeper sinks il in despair.
'Tis but to paint blacker sky,
To add TO cloudy darkness, might
To give another agony
To the fresh thoughts of crushed delight
When from the worlds mad reyejry,
When from the oblivion OF an hour,
Chou wsk'st, the cup Of misery
Is thine, and mem'ry's Grazing power.
Then turn agsia. and feel for them
Who long have fs.i and feel'fo thee;
Nor take away that priceless gem,
Thy souls best light that used TO be:
The smile of happiness from one,
Whose heart with time is so entwined,
That what distures thy ssul alone
Can give an enguieh TO her mind.
Art thou husband, and canst look
Back on the past nor feel sting;
Have heaven and tondness thee forsook,
That thou canst feel no sorrowf
Canst thou forge, the heart that turned
To thee in all its wo or bliss;
And which stsli burns. as then it burn'd.
With all 'syoung, warm fsithfuiHess!
o turn again. and in those eyes,
Perchsnce, where wo bis sign has set,
The light-of better days will rise,
And her last bloom may flourish yet,
Yes in that cheek where nature first
In ali her earliest wilch'ry shous,
Hhe rosy hush again may burst,
And life and bliss be all her own.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-02

Nouembcr.-The "sear and yellow
leaf" eddying 10 the storm, the roar
of the mountain torrent, The short and
oblique day, the signing of the chill
blast through the naked branches of the
forest--ali warn US that winter is APP
preaching with rapid strides o, We,
who enjoy the safety aud The sweets oil
home, when thetempest rnoans around
your dwellings, remember those "that
go down TO the sea in ships, that do
busiDessin great waters" aud let your
gratitude flow forth TO that Providence,
that has cast your lot in pleas SAINT places,
and provided a retreat from the storms
OF his just displeasure.
Parental Duties. - Content not
yourselves with giving your children
good instructions; but endeay our, by
arguments, exhortations and reproofs,
to torn their lives according 70 those
instructions.
Carefully watch their tempers and
manners. If yoa discover in them a
VICIOUS propensity, check and restrain
II, before it is grown into a habit.
Let no parental foudness make you
blind 10 the faults which appear in
them, or deaf to all complains made
against them. But TO avoid this par
hal'ty, you must not run into extreme
seventies, or unreasonable jealous
les
Ever carry steady hand, and main.
tam temperate discipline.
You may have occasion to use your
parental authority; but see that you
use it with prudence, moderation ard
dignity Give your children tokens O
appreciation OF dislike, as they do wei
or III. But take not severe notice o
trivial mistakes aud accidental slips
this would discourage them Neither
connive at dangerous faults; this woulC
tend to harden them.
Has'y reproofs and passionate cor
rectlons should be avoided. These
bring government into contempt. Blu
then to avoid rigor, you must not who'll
~ let go the reigns Of government: I
child left 10 himself, brings himself L
rum, and his parents 10 shame. Small
faults, indeed, bad better be overlook
ed entirely, than reproved and punish
ed with sharpness and severity. Blu
where aiaut great is in itself, often re
peated, or obstinately persisted in
there tenity and connisance become
criminal
Let your discipline be cool and dis
passionate, that it may appear 10 pro
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-02

.Modssfy-Modesty is not only an or
nament. but also guard to virtue. 1t
is kind of quick and delicate feel
ing in the soul, which makes her shrink
and withdraw herself from the thing
that has danger in it. 1t is of such ex
quisite sensibiity as warns her to shun
the first appearance of every thing that
is hurtful.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-02

We witnesseda spectacle last week
which we cannot refrain from present
ing to our readers. 1t may be the
means of exciting reflection, if not Ell
feet. There came along the street, a
lean, dwty, haggard horse, with scarce
substance enough to make a shadow.
He was fastened by Irvine, and rags,
and leather, to an old horse cart that
booked as if it was blown together by
the wind. In the cart was man, ap
parentIy about fifty years old, ragged,
lame, and blind, attended by his son,
about IA The son alighted--took a
stone quart jug from the cart, assisted
bis father to get out. The father took
the sons arm, aud thus they passed
from store to store, iuquiripg for Rum
On the sightless eveballs of the pre-,
mature old man-on his trembling
llimbs-on his tattered garments-on
his Garland horse, and harness--and
worst of alp on the boy-the sonthai
led him-was written Rum! He aCa;
made blind By intemperdnce'
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