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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
F.HLL GOOUS.

G1bL IOODDs
WE receiving aud opening large proportion Of
w Fall aud Winter GOODS; amongst those opeL,ne
Bales Of rosc, point and 5ntls blankets
Dsles hayt cottous, yarCu3 makers
Ilsies 1dnnels, fesfnotS aud hesrskiuf
D8s blesced aud uuhesched domestic shcetor and
ings, complete ssJortmeni.
Broad cloths 5nd cas5neres, Of all qualities, the
superior imported
psiisse cloths Of al colours
vestngs to suit the
SILK cotton sod worsted hosiery
FURNITURE cainbrIe and garment dimiJer
l,ses Irish linen, long lawn sud shesirsg
lev qieoes Fsoder she epE hearul and obta? Article
~<ysses sa,,inet he'd ticking and checks
1e i looking ga'se Put up dozens, for vhoiesalr
'rsdc
taion shrffazs. cotton esmhrIcks
kfsl,D, bon.bazines, hOfn5afetts
Hysgers ADD linen canhsics
n a picte assrmeui 1T mcrino and caibmfre saws sud
4 scarf, 5onIe brautiiui
" small s,softnent utfino and caehmcre hdtfF.
A few beautiful PLAN black 5ilks
Thread sces, az bohlYin and
Csuton. nankin and Italian grapes
peee hes ustfn game flannel.
they expect daily aidrooal supplies from New York and
ssdsyhis all which will he svl much osnes yrre
ort9 FIT WIZ. NE8LE co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
aDVERTJS EAfENT

fE1FiE o Land called It'll Grove containing ahov
4 1900 aces lying IN the lower end Of Anel county Tor
vefly advertised still for sale II would mske escellen
cyou psutson II will be sold all ozatnsr divided
nm n. GILES.
Wigvans. msrch5. a9-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
OPP PREMIERSHIP IN .N,EW YORK.
RACEH.

'SSiiE subscribers thenelves FOR the pur
4 Of General Dry Goods Bsiness IN the City o
Se;y YD L, and have TAX cUnpdipus store, No
s Pearl Street. where they will conduct their und e
tie hfin of JAMES, STEELE d co.
good of Bgiih French, Ind. and American
yol will always he offered. aud sayanagr may per
laps, BE- presented TO VHsinian from experience The
tnsiness Of tia; state. FLEMING JAMES.
JOS SHEPPAkD JAMES,
F.h q r4-oay-Gr JONATHAN D.STEELE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
YIRGkTI:

AT rules holden in the c!ek's Office of the suneor cou,
OF chanccy for the Richmond hs,:ict the I'd dav of
July, 1897: ' VI
"m Man" i" Zig own rs as cx'or Of James Mann.
'' u, Fit.
aenyHmn Mann in his rg., and as ex' or Of Games
'"""' "ee d. William Trueieart, late sheriff of Ham
over county and such, adm or of John Mann 3ect
t"''''a harrington who Martha Mann, austin
Initet aud fanny his wife, Elizabeth Wade who was
E.'zahe'h Mann, Reuben Burton, x'or of Thomas
wade James Mann, Elizabeth Mann and Adclnc
nah"' George Gilman, VIM. Gilman and Nfiilv
t'iman, Thompson Mann, Martin and En-.
beth his wife, Moore and JrL;,I, h., -
" IN. Mann. George Mann and Sara!, Manu- Park
street and Temple Aylett, John ID. Brown Peminp
Brown ihomds Cawthoiu, Anne Mann widow Of
James Mann, Elizabeth who intermla rried with
Judy' George William aud Sally Mann, clilircn Of
George Mann, deed, Dr.
The defendants austin Porter and Fanny his wifi.
James Mann Geofge Gilman, WIN. Gilman, Miily Gill
his wife, Moore and 5,,,ith hi it ~,
ian"' George Mann, Sarah Mann and Thomas CIV
thorn, not having entered their appearance and even
security according to the assemble, ami the rules
% TINS court am it appearing by sat;sfa evidence
at hey are NOT Inhabitants of this country: i, is or
deed, that the said defendants do appear here on the
hrs day OF the next term and .swer the bill of ,lc
Ma"tIh; and that copy Of this order he forthwith in
ser'en ~ ssme newspaper published in CITY of Rich
mond Tor two months successfully, and posted at ,lp
font door OF the capitol, in the said city.
% copy. TtSte, VIM. W. HENING
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
TfRGkNL1:

Al rules, holden in the CLERKS ore Of e superior co,
OF c'a"cery fo the Richmond district, tie Gin day of
August, 1877 ' "
Robert H. GIBSON and Amey A. f. lis wife, Pts
against
Abraham FatCheti, surviving adnr'or dc bons non Of
William Bell, deed, Peter J. Grieg ad,n'n Of ,i,n
bu'f dec d, who another afo,'or de boris nrn T
SAID -" i!nm Bell decd Bichard Ei,pes sheriff and
adno or dc bOnis Of Grandson Baglcy =, r'd and
IN his own right Arccr RGhinsnn adr,'or of Ma ,l,ar
fowikes, deed, Williamson Dickinson ad,'or Of M
Ton Dickinson, decd, who executor of Cra,iso
baglry, decd, Nathan Fovlkes executor of C3abrieI
towikes, deed, Henry n. Watkins actipu ex,or If
Nm. L Fenabc, deed, Joseph = Ingram, William
Robinson, HeZckiab Il Anderson. John Ia,d,v,,,.
and YIN. DJFuy, eX'0fs Of james Hardawnv Scr;
who was admor Of Elizabeth L. n IIardaway irr.
merry Bell John r. Bell, Tyrce 6. Bacon, sheriff and
ddn.or OF Francis Spain, Richard n. Bfll and Join,
+. Newman, decd, and exor or aii,,Jr
OF Francis Fitzgerald, q, who was former afn,.or
OF John +. Hcwmao, decd Pulaski g. Bell YIN
Moore john Williamson, Ishanl Perdre, El;,abcth l.
Newman, E'Yira Newman and Phoebe =. Newman and
william Jones' cN'or OF Hdm'or of " iiiam Jones' m
ed late OF the State Of Alahama, Trs
The defendants William Jones and Pnlas,,i :, Roll
not having entered their appearance and lircn scrtiry
ACCORDING 20 the act Of assembly and rules of This
COURT ana IT appearing BY satisfactory evidence thai
y are not inhabitants Of this country; IL is ordered
'hat Inc 81 defendants do appear here the fist dnv
81 the r'Et term and the original and amended
D"is ol the plaintiffs; and that cory Of this order he
forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the
city OF Richmond FOR months successively and nos
Ten NJ 'he 'front.' docr VI the capitol, in the saia city
% u copy. Teste, W,n. W. IiENING, c. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

From the Literary Maguet.5


SIS Summer! know by the mornings breath,
Ey the forests wearing brighter wreath,
iiy the larks sweet hymn, as she mounts on high,
70 welcome with Joy the dawniug sky;
iy the breeZe's voice, and the woodland snr-,
And the steamlet's hum as it nows along.
Iris Summer! know by tie noonti;!e's glow,
When the sun looks down the WORLD below,
by the cloudless SKY, aud The sunny ray,
So bright and clca The noon Of day,
by the wild bee seeking the clear sunshine.
know, know ',.s The summer time,
'Tis Summer! know hy The evening ray,
by the farewell light OF departing day,
Ivy the flowers shedding sweet perfume.
EIr ticy close their leaves om .rAsune s'oon.!
Ky the distant snus of the nightingale,
know she is telling her summers tale,
lis Summer. know Ivy the starry night,
Ey the silver Shine of the clear moonlight,
By the Silly hush that hovegs arouhd,
Eut family broke by the waves low soun.,
Hy that hour, more sweet tIan the drylisl.ts close
%now lis tile summers moonlight ,epusc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

&SJ AS committed 10 toe j,d Of irgce " jlIia,o
county, Va. on ,to ID day II Jaiy, 1927 as a
TTVna"Sy, negro hoy, q slaye.) who calls himself
amer abu says he belongs 70 tic Miss Shnoard, Of
Tic county Of Henrco Va and was i,,d - H. 80 ~
willis 10 'gorG in t.a coal PTS Of said connty IT,
am Daniel IS about y years Of age. five iee, ,go
eShgn, has scar On his rirAt hand near tue i,t
=" n'7 niddie h6Ger; lad on when committed btacl,
co'h coat az old far hat, cotton shirt, and pair n
grey casineti panta!oons Tie owner of the aboyc
slave IS requested 20 come forward prove property
pay charges and take him away, or he viii be dealt
WIN as ihe 51T dr,+. @iitT A. Tailor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
PIRGENT9:

y ftCfJF(.I:
At rules holden at The clerks Office Of the sroerior Court
o!schanceTy for the Richmond dis riot, the End day
o. July 1927:
Thomas bnord, ex'or of Alexander Fowler. gH.
again,t re-
5ohn Sheltonnand Frederick Harris ex'os of John c.
Harris decd, William Miller, and the said Fredc
rick Harris III hiS own right w liam Coke the sand
John Shelton, and john Shelton, jr acting under the
firm of Shelton and Son; 7 hOmas Underwood vii
liam Underwood John c. Underwood James Under
wood, Archibald 3. Dandtige, and Elizabeth NJ.
his wife, Hannah Underwood, Burnett Tatum. and
Mary s. his wife, Lawrence Loodge, and Sarah D.
his vile, Degatees of George Underwood, decd.
IT., DIS
ihe defendants Thomas Underwood William I'm
der"ood, JOHN {. Underwood. Archibald g. Dapdridg,
anu Elizabeth his wife, Hannah Underwood Burne,;
iainin and Mary S. his wife, and Lawrence Toodge
ana sarah lis wife. not having entered their acaear
ance and given security according The act of Assem-
o'y ana TIC rules OF this court, and it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence they inhabiisDs of this
country: ordered, that the said defendants do an
pear here on the first day of the next term and an
swer the original amended bills OF The pIantn and
that copy Of Tins order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successivey, and posted at the front d,r nj
The capitol, in the said city.
So copy Tesie, WAT. w. IIENING. c. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
TIRGLNEa.

~ Iuies hoiden in the clerks riac OF tie superior court
Of chancerv fOr the Richmond di-;., lie Gib da, -
August, 1877: ~
William Mann, ara J7nrr; Dgcs, n. pW.
against
Thomas T. Eon''n, cx or Of David Ross deceased Jacob,
flyers and Eliza his wife, John DuAlcid AMI ma nla
rs "'!e' and Waller l. Fon;auc, ard George NJ
i'ync, aamors Of David Eoss, ". and Frederick A.
Ross dcYisees Of David Ross, deceased Ijns
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza lis win. mn.
frederick A. Ross not having entered tlair apicarsrce
mud given security according the act f assembly end
e 5ucs Ut tfs court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, tia, they arc not inhabitants Of ,,ts co,,
is o"e'T lia the said defendants DO appca hefc on the
s' Gay ." DE next term aud the bill of The plain
@ a"o ihat copy Of This order lie forthwith inserted in
'e paper published in the city Of Richmond. for two
onn, successfully, aud posted 1c front dCor Of the
capitol, in the said city
80 "f..7 Trs.-. Nso. ". I;EE:-rc. &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

SLjH,S:, COhitSSs6E.-Jhe: Massachusetts Journal
the editor of which has read the published Confession
of Stran,, says-"li will surprise one, that hc fu
" mpicaies the wretched Mrs. Whpple in the rnur-
der of her husband. She first made aInorous advan
ces, first proposed eopemeDt but could not obtain
sitout the Knowledge of her husband, sufficient mo-
ncy-she first suggested the idea of murder and prppo
scd various methods. One for Strang to go and
work on the Canal and get of the Irishmen TO
Kali Dir. "b'ppie; another was to take pistol, dre
or cfu6 and way-iay him about fifty rods from the
house; another was, to hire somebody to kill him. Let
ters were written anonymously different persons OF.
ering reward Of $500, the money be found in The
post Office, for the murder of Whppic. These letters
were the joint productions of Mrs. Whpple and S,rang;
bt they DO not appear TO have been another
thoi proposed and tried, by poison Three times
al Mrs Whippe's request, Srang purchased arsenic,
which Mrs Whpp!e administered to her husband, first
in his tea, and afterwards in flower of sulphur but
without effect in one instance ana with slight effect
ID the other. Mrs Nhippe had prepared third ex-
perimeot, but no opportunity Tor i: offered Finally.
Mrs NtnpPie proposed to S,rang to shoot the object
OF their Internal maciaations through the window
with one IF MIR. Wbipplcs pistols. Sran, replied
That with pistol he should be likely XIII any
one else rs MIR. Whipp!e, She then asked bin, What
lie could shoot with and he replied, rife. a rifle
was procured, Mrs. Whipple furnishing tho money
and examining it in the barn after il was purchased
She also furnished pocder and supplying two ;,aes
o! glass Tor SiraDg to make his pertinent" in fir
log through glass, and requiring him to describe the
pace of his experiment." in order tina; she might come
there, ''whoa she returned from church." 1t IN
consequence oi Mrs WhiPpies doubts ''whother The
ball would not glance" that induced Strang TO ins-
tn'e his experiments, Finally, a!r Whippe put into
his hand, tue ball with which The rifle was cha rged for
the murder, saying II have taken the last ball he had
!eit, TOR you TO shoot him within She provided him
with pair of Sochs. that he might walk without
NOSE, and rOi!cd up Tie curtain of the window where
Nmpple was sitting. Thus iustigated, aided abet,cd
and equipped, Sang perpetra,ed the murder In con,
cison, he expresses rcnitence and religious hope;
declares himself pleased that he 40: admitted rs
witness against Mrs Whipple and that she v9asac-
quilted, and be exhorts her repentance 1t happen
ed in the attempt to poison Whpple with sulphur that
atep taking himself he gave either from accident OF
suspicion, some 10 his young son, and 10 Mrs Whip
pie She did not dare TO refuse, but took what was Of
iered, and then turned aud spit il from her mouth: but
she permitted her child to take it; declaring afterwards
TO Srang, that she preferred that he should be killed
rather than herself tetected.o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
From. he .Aers loyk: Times.

Boston Bard.-We observe in the June numbe, Of
the Revue EncycIopedque, "a leading French period
caI notice OF Tie appeal for s&Garng genus for
the bsnea 9fMc Boston Bird 6y Bryce After com
mandatory notice ofthe poem itself and some syrnpathi
sing remarks the distress to which MIR. Coffin was
reduced. the article concludes with announcing that
thc Editors have opened subscription for the benefit
of the Boston Bard their Office and headed the list
then1selves with donation OF twenty francs Al
though the relief comes late for its unhappy object
1t is an instance of good feeling towards suer ring &c
MUS in this country, which happy to observe
aud which corresponds with the gen al tone of that
periodical towards America and American productions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

PITGLNYT:
court OF chancery for the Richmond district the cth
day of August, 1927:
Thomas Treadway and David Buchanan, surviving
partners OF Pollock, Treadway and Company pts.
against
John isnrton, Branch Burton, Virginia Graham Ro
oeF' "FaAa'n' and Jane Graham, dts
The defendant Branch Burton not having entered
MS aprearanceand given security according the &C,
o! assembly and the rules of this court, and appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence. that be not an nhah
TAFT OF this country is ordered that the said dc!en-
tan do appear here the first day Of the next term
and answer the ball of the plaintiffs; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some ,,aus,s
per published in the city of Richmond for two months
sucocssveiy and posted at tie front door OF the cap
itol, in the said city.
63 copy. Teste, WIN. w. IIENING.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

The Count de SaYinSi one of the richest nubles Of
Poland, recently lost at single game of piquet with
Prince Dogorouki, 10000 of land, and mag
nitIcent chateau the banks OF the Ester This is
The same Savnsk who, when he was Ambassador at
Constannoplc, at chess from. Captain Pacha
twelve slaves AID 10000 leopard skins He enamel
paed The slaves and sold the leopard skins in Hun
gary fer three hundred thousand dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

Hail, Memoir, hail! i'm thy exhauSi!css mine,
From age to age unnumbeI' Il treasures shine!
Thought Ind her shadowy brood thy call obey,
Aud place and ti're are subject to thy sway!
Thy pleasures most feel, w.ta most alone;
The Only pleasures can call our own.
Lighter than air, Hopes summer visions &c,
i: bat Reetimg cloud obscure the Sky;
II bat Il beam of sober reason play,
10, fancy's fairy frost-w0rk mei:s away.
But can the wiles of art, the grasp Of pnwcr,
Snatch the rich relies OF well spsut hour.
These, when the trembliu. spirit wings her flight,
Pour round her path "a STEFAN of living light;
Aud gid those pure and perfect realms Of rest,
Where virtue triumrhs, and he's 5.es,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

PfhG LSi.l:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the superior
court Of chancery for the Richmond district the I'd
day of July, 1872:
James BFesin, pY
against
Thomas H. Mitchell, James Inns, G. Parkhurst and
II. Parkhurst, Garland Thompson ex'r of William
Mitchell, who was exor OF Thomas Mitchell decu
Bcnjamin Dawson and Matthew Wallace, DIS
The defendants Benjamin Dawson and Matthew
Wallace not having cutored their appear ance and Civ
en- security according TO the of assembly and the
rules OF this cout and il appearing by satisfactory evi
dence that t.ey not inhabitants of this COUNTRY:
Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the FIST day of the and answer the b, OF
The plaintiff! and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in tic city of
Hch'nond for two months succcssivcly and posted at
the front door OF the capitol, in the said city.
63 copy. Teste, WM. w. HENING, c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
Saigeeuaueoaas UenGrtuuelrt.
CHARITY.

81 TREND should bear friG0d's infraaitieg.p
There is no virtue in which men are more deficient
aah IN 'he exercise o! that spirit of charity s'ghici
oeareih all things, and hopeth all tllingsn Though
we never should councDancc error vet ought we TO
view aid repTOve with tenderness the faults Of nhers
Ute pride ofour hearts, which is ever leading ma as
tray mpeis US 10 detect and pose the errors of
heish0ors and thus triumph in our fancied suDerior
w.. p" G place or Character model, aud evsfv
difference and deficiency receives orr condemnation
Shn,nd'ul of the endless diversity Of character the
peculiar constitution Of different minds and tho % -;
" Of motives which govern human actions we mari,
OIL one path OF thought and action for .e whole an
attempt as absurd and imDractcabe, as 10 orescr The
one oo iof ali the planets which glitter in The Fma
mcnt
Charity docs not require Us 10 excuse The vices. or
overlook The errors OF a friend Doe Of the best
proofs of friendship is that at!ectionate cepsoreIn
WHICH watches over the actions OF another marks his
errors, and seduously labors Tor their correction Rs,
II nsructs Us 10 bear With acconatc sympathy ,ose
cccen'iciies Of character, those fluctuations of ten
per and hc5s little cEcc5se5, either OF gacity or Do
preston, ts which al arc subject.
~ should advise friend w.;a caution and baer7n
NY ana 'eP"Fs HIM with that u'eehress which would
T75u from Conviction thai I've ourselves ar, f,lIi;io
and that we Frequently REQUIRE to-day Il . ,In,,:
Which VIC SO freely impaired ycslcrt.ay \uo,i,,r -;
poriaDt duty 10 10 guard and defend Tie world ar.
pTypy aud cspl:Ou5 a;.i the shafts Of caui,ny Gy IN,
tcky To miss even tie s.usi sp.,!css character W.
UGej not point out Tie numerous occosions which pre
sen; themselves 10 siieHCc tc caiuinnous bn & rrcti
IS tie eoHiVuGal rspat. Is Ito deposit nv of III.
sentiments and a. c0DAteut OF his secrets " g OUGHT
ever 10 guard se character VI friend; and without
t<cGs'ng paiiia'i0g hs crtof5, may often throw
C.a m1Utie Of our protection over lis ro,5le5
The Providence Literary Cadet speaks in terms o
natural disgust and condemnation of tie vie pubica-
tDo called Strang's confession II is a filthy tissue Of
<sehoo' and oSsceniy alike discredabl: to lis com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

TII.GL.ly.I:
At rules, holden in tie clerks ol!ce oil TIC superior
of chancery for the Richmond district the
9th day of August, lc2!:
William Trent, pit
against
William Patteson, adn.'or with the viii annexed Of
Sarah Walker, Henry Walker, Robert Walker,
Samuel Walker, Joseph Walker, Jane Walket, Ro
sanna Walker, and Henry Walker, and Miljy
Ann Walker, the two last Infants b. Henry Trent,
their guardian, IFS.
The defendants Henry WALKER, Robert Walker, 10
soph Walker Jane w aker, & Rosanna w alher, no, ha-
wing entered their appearance s. given security accord
ing to the act OF assembly and the rules of this court, &
It appearing by satisfactory evidence that ilcy
inhabitants of this country is ordered, that tic SAID
defendants do appear here the first dav Of the
term and the bill of the plaintiff; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some news
paper published in the city of Riclmund, for two
months successfully and posted the front door fthe
capitol, in the said city
So copy Teste, WAL w. IiENING, C. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
Pook,s Course of Time.-Fsom Blpeswood's Ma game

il0ks Course Of Time.-F,om Bgcawood's Magazine
ANGELS
So snying, they link'd hand III hand, spread out
ihelr golden wings, by living brcezes fann'l,
And over heavens broad champaign sail Il serene.
% er hill ana valley clothed with yerc:ure green
mat never fades; al Tree, and herb, and Hover.
That never fades: and many a river, Dch
Win nectar, winding pleasantly, they pass'I;
And ma nsion of celestial mould, amd work
Divine. And Oft delicious music, sung
Hy saint apd angel bands that yvalkd the Wales
Or mountain tops, and harp'd upon their harms
Their ears inclined, and held by sweet con,,rant
! Aeir wing not long, for strong desire awakd
81 knowledge that TO hoy might turn,
Stiil rreSsd them on to leave what rather secmd
Pleasure, due only, when al! du;Y's done.
THE RlRLE.
This Book ,l.is holy hook, on ev'sy Inc
Mark d with the seal OF hgl, divinity;
On cv'ry leaf bedew'd with drops q lave
Sivine, and with the eternal hera.
And signature of God Almighty stamnt
From first To iaSt-this ray OF sacred light,
ihIs lamp, from off the everlasting throne
Mercy took down. and III the night Of Time
STOOD, casting 90 the dark her gracious bow.
EVENING
I, an eve OF Autumn-s l,apuiest MOOD.
The corn fields. balhed in Cyn;!iia's silver !ight,
Stood ready for the reaper,s gathering hand;
And all the Winds slept sounI!y; mature sseneH
in silent contemplation. to adore
~ maker: now and then the ged leaf
Fell from its fellows, rustIing to the ground;
Aud as it fell, hade think on his cnd
On vale aud lake, on wood aud mountain HMM
With pensve wing 6utspread, sat heavenly though.
EIjIye.sing with ITSELF
BEAU TlVUL ILLUSTRATION.
IS one who mediiates at svenin. tide,
ENa"d>rng alnme by noise!ess solitudes
And flies in fancy, far beyond the bounds
OF visible and vulgar things, aud thugs
discovered hitherto, pursuing tracks
AS yet untraveil'd and unGuovn, lGIroug. va,,s
OF new aud sweet ina gninss; ifchance
Some airy harp, waih'd by The gentle spritas
or twilight, or light touch Of sylvan maid,
In Snit succession fall upon his ear,
And I'll the dcsart with its heavenly tones;
lie listens intense, and pleased exceedingly,
AVID wishes IL may never stop; yet when
1t stops, grieves not; but, his former ihougrts
with sondcst has;e returns: 50 did the seer
So did his audience, after worship past
aud praise in heaven. return TO siug,,to hea,
cfman, not worthy less the SACRED Tyre.
Oiihe attentive ear and thus the bard,
Not unbcSoughi, again fesumes his SOM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
7aogGrgs>
MEMORY

Tbs author of the Pleasures of Memory, in conformity
To Locke supposes that superior beings with
nober exercise of this faculty: ima cnes likewise
tho spirits of the dead (and soothing lection i; -
not inaenive TO the of thci. former friends
iis leads him TO sublime address, invocaton TO the
sp'ni al deceased brother, and the following elegant
ap'stophe to the subject of his pocm wiki which ii con-