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" rhs ENQUIRER as pubiph.d t~,c. week generally
AMI thEss tint suiinS the Of the atas Lesnia
e-Psiee ths 'aae hereo;ors, Fys Dollars per
p'sess ADVANCE Notes of ,nartsre pscepaypK banks
('hy) will be reccss rhe Editors vii.
tts the safety Of ssnS them by aai;tht postage lrt
tara being paid, Ivy the writers.
III No paper vail be disc (but tia ierstsu
tas I'D ots) until all arrearase, nave been paid up.
Whoever will guarantee the s,msnt niue spsrs
sklll have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Ons square, Or LESS-Fusti nertiop7S csnts-eseh
<snunusncs, so CENTS.
No Advertisement inserted, until II hs, shst paid
ss.ume3 ny person this city, o 4.
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August ~
T9VeD-F0B Y5TE-

EfIlE trustee deed from Elab r. fox, besring date
~ The nth day Of March 1885, aud Of record the
Of the county cJuit ~ Sposy lvans will oder for
the premises, public suction, TO- ready money, the 9th
day of next month, (SeptsmberJ
THE TRACT OF LAND,
Fr5u which the said For recently removed situate The
Isppshsuuock River between miles shove the Of
fredericksburg. TIE tract ensteJ TO contain hundred
ninety The anJ Of excellent qualify buildings
Comfortable, and situation heslty.
1etJsff1 29-tds
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flondOIph's RrpOTf.. TOJ. sij

tEUSf pubinhed by Peter Colon snd Ut ssie al his I,
~ end Areenneou' Bookstore Reports IT Gases argued
and determined ~ the Coit OF Apptsis ol Fitan,, 10 %
added, Reports # Gases decided the Gehori Co,,t III
Viginia-By Peyion Randolph, Counselof 81 Law.
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Mfs. Ndrl !SQililders,

S>OU will take Notes that shall petition the nert Gen
~ era Assembly Of Vngius for divorce ftom you,
szfeeahiy ,he rrovJions u Act entitled a. Ac t.
prescribe the method Of proceedings SUITS aud on petitions
Tor dvvoep passed Feb. l7h, 1871 and IN compliance
with the 4h section Of the said Act have tiled 10 The olerRs
Office Of The SuPerorcou for The county Of Woods
OF isels,oo which nteud relying sad appea''o3 You
oil also take Notice, that The tcfu OF the ssh Srpe
Tior Court, TO be hold for county Of Wood sPPesli
W be made TO the Judge Of the said county 70 tmpaunei
Jury 20 acesib The truth Of The fats MENTIONED ~ sad
tia.sneo preliminary 10 the Aforesaid petition u he
Legislature. GUSTAVUS d. SAUNDERS,
Augus, ~. STA Ppksys5gg
Hscirfng BIZ Brig Flora, direct from London,
OH TIERCkS Hibbet double brown stout, aud London
WORKMAN & JcGhUDER.
hn,r.e. g -~t7
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NOTICE..

Ii persons having claims against the estate of Anthony
H. Thornton, dec. by bond, note open account, will
bake them known to without delay; and all person,
indebted TO the will please make immediate pay
no longer indulgence can be granted.
HENRY L CARTER,
Admir- of 4. X. Thornton, dec
Apriif5 no If
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Bank If Pirgnia, !
7th IulV, 1928.

NHE President and Diae,or. have this dsy declared
pwdepd Of per the Capitol Soek,rsysb. after
he 10Th inst. w. DANDRIpGE, Cash.
q. ~
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FEJM.4LE EDUC4TIO.V

LADY,desirous Of obtaining .i,uson Femsle Sem
"a mary, or private family Teacher, aud who
produce satisfactory testimonials TO qualifications,
(po.t paid)
Feb. as
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fehE Executive will receive proposals conformity with
~ ihe pfovnohs OF the 30 section Of the
The ArmVy, hereto snnrxed 80 And he il ruf,hcr enatf,
that The Executive he authorized required ascertain ~
he sold, exchanged or leased Tor Term nj yess. q
munieae to the peat General A.setsy the fes Of te,
enquiry" By order 81 The Etsoofivo.
Wal. II. RICHARDSON,
Executive Department,
18th MaSch, 1873.
Msrrh a. a.
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-.VOTTCE-Io Parents aud Guardians

-.NOTTCE-Io Parents aud Guardians.
TYyuE subscriber respectfully informs her friends and the
u public generally, that she has engaged Miss Elizabeth
IT, Carver teach school at her htus Mount Pleasure,
snoyer the ensuing year, the 10th January
nest, and end the 18th December following The OF
instruction will b. Spt Hing, Residing, Writing English Clam
tns Arithmetic, eog sphy, with the Globes, As
ronomy, ccnoeeed with Geography Bellies Let,re' and b
Freacb language
Teacher aud the general subtraction hitherto gwen those who
have put their children under her and Instruction.
hoped, will justify the expectation Of potion Of patron
age 10 this fus,'tutioD.
The Sabserhet wishes 10 take 5or Female Dodrdefs add
pledges herself particularly attentive 20 their general de-
poreotsnd 10 make their situations agreeable ali respects
The price for Board aud Tuition, The whoe will be
10 dolls for Tuition alone 20 dolls half paid
MARY w. GOODWIN.
Atrna -
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Talua5le Real Estate for SAFE.

Iutuuofe ffe0 estate JoT Sd!e.
-grtue Deed Of Trus, bear ing 26Ih IF Nov
1921 and duly The clerks county
Of Amherst the 9th January whereby
g. Pendieton the said county To the undt'gned
III trust TOR the purposes therein mentioned One certain
tract parcel Of land containing 753 acrobe the
or iess lying and beng IN the county Of Amherst Bufaoe
River both sides Of the read from New Glagow,to Lynch
burg and adjoining the land, Of David Garland beng The
lands which Thomas Adridse purchased Of John Csmm
aud John Warwick and which SAID Thomas
Adrdge aud Cahe his wife TO the said James PeuGle
tou by deco, bearing ate the 29h day Of April Iss"
SHALL Monday the 97th day II Oct before the
door Of the Franklin Gtel the Of
TO sell the aforesaid Of land, TO the highest bidder
public suop for the purposes Of said trust The said deed
Of trust authorizes the sale to be made for ready money! hut
the creditors willing TO auhorse sale time the pay
peuts being satisfactorily secured and interest paid
annually. The Improvements this land story
brick dwelling house, with two hoo tiok Off
With other necessary houses; ice house, aud frame
oyerseers house, &c &c. The water equal
te upper country; the improvements good coudion the
plantation under good system Of culture sud adapted the
growth OF first tobacco, corn wheat &c ths situation is
healthy, aud the desrsble This situated
about mile from New Glasgow, the county town. four
!r, from the courthouse Of the county aud about 20 miles
from Lynehburg p N. NICHOLAS,
WIN. NEKEnvIS,
Trustees.
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Aur. sc.
'-EOREIIE


THAT well known Establishment, the WASHINGTON
u TAVERN, D the Town of York, formerly occupied by
Laurence Gibbons, aud aerly by Matthew Wills, dec II,
advantageous situation Pre-rminen Public House IL
being spscious building, good condition, (mmed
opposite the CONTINUOUSLY with all Of the necessary offices,
amongst them large stable and lot, Tkp tenement will he
sold advantageous terms applicants desiring
pulcbsse Should he disposed Of before York Sept.
day, IL will then be sold publicly, the premises aud
the term5 made known the day Of sale.
WILLIAM NELSON.
YorkT Auy
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SHE


NeiLL be exposed TO sale at public auction the
w denee OF Mrs Elizabeth Cary, in Bluvanna county
called Office Hill Friday the 2eh day Of sePtemher 1928
l fair, the far day, Sunday exeeped)
tracts or parcels of land late the property o! Col Miles
dec lying aud being the said One
Paxton, lying the RysDna River containing 5S4
about fifth of which i0i
low grounds Que other tract lying Long Island Greek
which, Saw Mill Cotton Picking Machine
S57 acres One other tract the creek, called
toni containing l27 One -ther adjoining
ifuds Of Tbomss Shepherd and others containing ISL
ooe other tract adjoining the lands Of Shrphd
tract called Behe I56 acres; and also
several acres Of isno at Wilmington.
Terms Of Sale.
Will he fourth cash, aud the residue in equal annua
instruments thereafter, the purchasers giving Deed
Trust 10 secure the without personal security
al the option OF purchaser Deed Of Trust, with
security may be siven with credit Of fourth the
purchase money un the 2oh day If Dec next and for the
residue equal annual n,talments, from such sale.
AT the time and place, will be offered for sale
Credit OF IL monihs for all So aud upwards the
purchaser giving bond with good security, the following
properly OF thu Estate Cary dec. viz Sundry
slaves among whom house Carpenter OF good character
two horses two yoke "f and CART the stock II cattle
sheep hogs, aud sacdy other which
!, deemed useless. For below ready
INQUIRED. w. TIMBERLAKE, Acting E1'or
Of Gel. Mules Cary, dec.
Aug. 20.
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49, -
dfy9RSfK-4L'.S S.fLE.

Jpn pursuance Of Decree of the Superior of Chan
sey, tor the Richmond Drct pronounced the 2d
day Of March, tg27,tathe oil John Basb, Eleanor
ow'ugs ami othsrl ,ai Tuesday, tn. day Sept.
1923, at Sevesve, King Queen onoiy, offer for sale
&c the highest bidder, public for
title and interest, AMI FEASIBILITY OF Of Robert Smith,
an the slave JAnny the bill ,sationsd
Tue possession OF the aid Eieapor Owug The do.
Decree. j. GuERRANT G. C. 4. d.
or oReof his DE tuiies.
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WHEAT.
EDUCATION.

NSXeE pW buy Crops Of good Whent and take them from
w the landings james River at market rntts
MY IS-tf ROGERS Il HARRISON.
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PUBLIC S-4LE.

THE subscribers will s.ilst public r,
Il Monday tbs 9th day Of month Sept heng ,br
day Of osfc'ne county court the Of land adjoining the
Bowling titseDiate the residence Opi Jno Homes. The
tact eoulain between $50 aud 800 scre portion which
very highly IMPROVED There about SO Of
unusually fertile The funds about the lad of
With great TASTE aud abound with every variety Of Fruit sl
Ornamental Trees.
The buildings large and Thu. property
the advantage Of aishng for Tavern esceiied
value Is believed, by the State The nus
shall be liberal, wt be COMMUNICATED the day sale
Persons wishing TO purchase, with the
s, hers, either Of them before tn. day sale; any
tiuc tsiore which, they disposed 10 sell prvs,.y.
Wm. Jackson, Ir.
Jns. L. Hdrye.
AUX SS SS-tds
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Selling oH uJcr Primo Cost.
sElE subscribers intending decline their u,ne in Rich
~ mond, selling 90 tier STOCK under prime cost
nv to the Stntion Of the puhl'eahey determined
bargains TO those that all early
The Store aai Dwelling II use will he let They large,
aud he Store tie hest stand pcrhsps IN ItshmonI dc
liou'e calculated for b9rdn house separate from The s,or
Wli. EEALE 4 90.
august - so If
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W.W. s. .W.aRY COLLEGI

0ENHk Chair, Of Chem.ry n Natural Philo.ophy in thi.
,u.tituto having become vcsnt by the smented death
of Dr. Rogers who died Maryland, about month after the
ermoai'on II the last collegiate full meeting nj the
Visitors IS mos; earnestly Teque,.d at ter ehenbs
Monday the 18th day of o, for the purpose, only
supplying this vacancy hut Of considering uh. subjects
great inter~sto the College
As the College opens the last Monday in Oct. will he
matter OF Importance, that the sppoted fill
th, ohs should be present at that time, to commence his
dmies.
Commute may be made to the ued.rsned, VIII.
Hamburg, IN Va. no McCANULfSfI Rector.
"A .
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II. GREENE.

= 1T. JEIJliN Z.
From The foregoing statement it will be seen
lbet there we're two purchases made by the fsu Of
Green, Coleman y Jackson--thr first consisted OF
cotton and tobacco the second of negroes from APP
person. " also appears that The relation which cx-
listed between Gen. JACK con and tle other mem.
sbers Of the firm, the same in both transactions
Mr.. Srecu thnksit probable that, IN relation 70
mo purchase OF tie negroes General jackson
. stood N the same situation as in the purchase o,
TIE cotton and tobacco" This construction is
perfectly reasonable; It is, indeed, the only true
and natural one, and Col Erwin has readily ADOPT
= 3. r. reference 70 The eb07c ccrGhcae, rs
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.Marshars sale q galna6ie AIa,luEaeluri,lg AiiL

y W ILIIAM CNANF.
avg 20 80
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PARKER VEGETABLE RENOVATING


Equal TO Spaim's or any other, and one dollar eheapsy.
YINOh the cure OF Rheumatism, Liver CompIaint, Ulcers.
- .Mtreuriuf, aud S~yphiiitic Diseases. Likewise. com,
piaints arising from an impure state of the blood, PutrM Sore
Throat, and the early stages of Consumption, sc
Many cases OF Jaundice have been radically cured bv
using only a few bottles. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, is re.
moved by It's powerful virtues and where Children are con-
cerned, u Is known TO be a remarkable salutary lucrative.
ana iOr that purpose should he kept in families, 10 be siyen
IN complaints incident To the changes of the seasons.
purchasers are requested To observe, that the Genuine
Medicine has the Proprietors name, in his own hand writ,
Ing, on The label of each bottle, with the words " Parker,s
Panncea," on The seal Of the cork. The label. represents the.
Hydra subdued by Hercules, with a masonic emblem above.
This A Is equal To any in use IL Is pleasant to-
the taste, and requires no alteration In the diet piritous
liquors To be avoided.
The proprietor Is aware, that for want of proper and CON
IAN information, his medicine may by some persons be nuk
Ell amongst nOstrums vended by numerals empirics of the.
day but he has the satisfaction Of knowing, that uu,o trial
these opinions will vanish, and give place To conviction Of
us superior merits. To pretend that all and every diseaso
10 winch The human constitution Is lahle, will be cured bv
his medicine, would he falSe and absurd in the extreme. bus
I possesses uncommon efficacy In The relief and cure of Ger
tain obstinate aud violent complaints, and those in MANY in
stances Of the most alarming and distressing nature. can ana
haleen fully substantiated.
Certificates and directions, printed In a pamphlet firm. ne.
company each bottle-pioe 81, or $40 per dozen.
!-~"PARKER'S -, eou.i m
Swaim's, or any other, and one dollar cheaper.
Orders from amy part OF the United States, addressed m
JOHN a. PARKER, No. 2O9, Nor, Eighth. four doors
above Wood street, or ATKINSON & ALEXANDER
''inters, Philadelphia, will be attended To
january 30.
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between hesrts that truly beat in res
ponse I o each other. There IS more
tenderness in the disposition OF woman
than man; but the affection of a brother
is iuiI of the puresl aud most generous
impulses, II cannot be quenched by
aulht but indelicacy and unworthincss,
and, il will outl.ve a thousand selfish and
sordid attachments. Byron, in his trag-
edy OF Cain, has beautifully example,
fed the sincerity of a brothers. regard
for his sister. Some Of the sentiments
which he places in the mouth Of the first
murderer whilst addressing Adah. the
partner Of his earliest joys, are full OF
delicate, yet passionate affection. Cams
affection for his children is there also
admirably d%elineated. When convcrs-
ing with his youthful bride on the sor-
rows of mans fallen condition, how elo-
qucn,ly he breaks out
''My little Enoch! and his lisping sister!
Could l but dream them happy! | would half
Forget.
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A LDERTS' SPECIFIC FOR CHlLBLAINS, having
IN stood the test Of many years experience, aid received
the commentator Of innumerable suffer ers, as 10 its almost inn
mediate and nerer failing cures, Is, ON the approach Of win
ter, again proposed TO the public.
In thus advertising this article, IL is with a confidence as TO
lis excellence and certain healing properties. II may be used
by adults and by children, without The least trouble or incon-
case. in two to four days. The mos, respectable references
can he pIesenied.
One Phial will often be found sufficient for the cure Of sew
eral persons, when the cases are slight and the wash used with
care.
This remedy Is put up in Phials, each wrapped IN printed
directions for use, with the written signature Of Henry ai6ert,
and 10 prevent imposition, on the outside Of each, by Charles
Darrell, who is the proprielor's only agent for the United
States.
Wholesale price, % per dozen--st retail, rs cents each phi
Al. All orders will receive immediate attention.
CHARLES DARRELL,
No. f56. Washington-sIeet, Boston.
Eov.A WFeb.
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From the Ladies' Magazine.
THE BRIDES SDLiI.OQUY.

! must o'ercome this sadness Though I've lsN
Fox aye, n happy home ; afsiber's arms,
a Tsother's nOe tir,n love, kind lnaiers too,
And sistrrs mnst affectionate aud dear:
Fof II I weep, my husbands ey6s are on me
WIZ, such a in,umful look tbs almost souow-
AS II he thought twas I've had made me wnelcied,
because he'd torn m, from my childhood's hauuts
From III my Youths companions, and The friends
Wiose sympauhics were echOes Of my own,
IN ty OF sOsrow. On, Tint sidden'd look
IL brcaks my heat, and bids me summon back
The truant gsiety, whose los Il mourns.
II, Tor q time, Z gather animation,
And chat With life and giee, as ! was wont
In my now far OF home, In joyous diys,
How that dear face lights up with gr ,eful spilss;
Kind looks beam on me with 10 sweet expression,
As thanking me that essay to enjoy
Tie pa~in hosr, aud lure the wnnderer happino0:
An, wlra rs~olves those hooks are c%onjuring!
I thea fcpwezr al souow-vow, that sadness
Meier shall again usurp ascendaDcy;
But I will ever wear q sunny brow,
And thus will make kind lopks perpetual
Oh, Heaven avert! But should the time s'er come,
When = fsr brow hath lost is pntcncy,
TN wsksn memory of by gone days,
Remsnd him n thee happy hours that 6eet
30 swiniy BY, they scarce give time to nois tbem.
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LOVE.

There is something transcendently viz
tuous in the affection of a high-hearted
brother towards his gentle and amiable
sister. He can feel unbounded admira-
ton for her beauty-he can appreciate
and applaud the kindness which she be-
slows On himself-he can press her bright
lips and her fair forehead, and still feel
that she is unpolluted- he can watch
the blush steal over her features with
pleasure when he tells her Of her inno-
cent folIies, and he can clasp her TO his
bosom in consolation when the tears
gush from her overloaded heart. With
woman there is a feeling Of pride min
gled with the regard which she has for
her brother. She looks upon him as
n fitted 10 brave the tempest of the
world, as one to whose arm of protec-
ton she can fly for shelter when she is
stricken by sorrow, wronged o. oppress-
ed, as one whose honor is connected
with her own, and who burst not see her
i%nsulted with IMMUNITY. He is to her
as the oak is to the vine, and though she
may fear all others Of mankind, she is
secure and confident in the love and
countenance of her brother. Nothing
affords man such satisfaction, and moth
ing entwines a sister so affectionately
among his sympathies and his interests,
as a profound reliance upon her virtue,
and a strong conviction Of her difidence
and deIicscy. As these two latter quail
tiles are far the mos, delicious qualities
Of a beautiful female, so are they the
strongest spells for enticing away the
affections Of The other sex A female
without delicacy is a m without
principle; and as an innate and shrink
ing perception Of virtue is the true char
acieristic Of a pure hearted creature, so
10 il the most infalIibIs bond of unison
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From ths ksp- York krsmtaS Pest.
THE pAUPER's HEARSE.

fTbs allowing line. were occasioucd by m actual occul
Al which The writer wasby accidents wiins~.l
I" sss'a iIs. this, rlehie,us father ! see'st thou thisf
" Asd win ti0a meier rcpayl
Twns evening". hWnr-the sigh was still,
eie bssalles amid The trembling wad-
When md and slow n mtnhiing wheel
Cams winding through the s'imde.
No rail, M weeping Train WAS there,
Nor plume, mr. pers chanted verse,
A. onward frsn tho ro,l,nr ofcare,
Lone, ~ffendless, rolled Tie paupor's hoarse.
I've sem the proud tie vain-the great,
Borne on TIE i,by rn,h of uight,
On 'scuiriesni cArl-'inid helInsd state,
And -shb.ng cmwds, and banners bright;
And erri, refined Ger %erandcuT's led,
h,a,fn her departed ui-el my -
Hef tear ~ t~,a"kirs~ nIafbir she'd
For masning warned the drop away.
BIT Ger this unpre'cniing bier,
Shaii PHYS crystal tribute live
VI nal time ller gems tie ' oteis wear
And wave their srwy crowns NJ ere!
Foi, d.aialcss, he WAS mis'ry's child,
1iJt shnnk abItoHent from his nurse,
f,a DREAMED, III sinking on the wild,
Hs iosn, should pro-r tile pauPer's henss,
Yet WIN sialI say, when life ,yns green,
But wealth aud painp ab ut him met!
WLe~ many n b~auietns han" would screen
Hs prn,iiing hours with ilnvery MI
He smiled, and pl-nsure's wing w ~ gold
FWw ned. aud live crowd were fnin To fly
Re;NB~d long fam giory's summit bod,
But fsll-and here his woes 90 by.
Or. hapiy, one whose infant sight
Al cncc IN life aud grief awokr-
Who's fretfnl 81 e bless'd not The light
That Ger his child pnrtentohs broke.
On one dull. dark, rrtuSncss tide,
Eriquircd his latter d sail It's C mir.c,
And dppd The wiiipwy hank beside,
Where want had reared her Paupers hcano.
Fs him, no sav'ry viands shed
Swert olours mund The giiu'rng board -
No guest was he, of TaiInent sal,
Al. feasis that wassaileis devWtred.
The crutch-borne wretch gmped on, 10 know
The siieer 10 scarn tile hitter tannt-
And lnangity pride cross his pale brow,
Her scarlet rsbe disdainiul fanut!
Thus ON, through, Iife's gay, thoughile~ crowd,
Sow csrpt the pilgrims waning years
sun mindful .f that blasting ciOln,
~ That give his SOU! it's draucht of tears.
Now. herds lie moi, how giIniy smile
Theses af t,e sp,dc-whase jesiings coarso,
Ard jrkes pn'fins, the turf drtilc
Tint walls ie co~,ng pauper's h-arse.
Tsss ti~n ! cried, aud waved n hand,
as piiiid NJ The s,reper's own
" hat lssas " though no fairy Strand
Sie.d aovsrs 10 twine Thy sinp,e stone!
Yet, lives there Que, whose sparkling dnne
" III, Its vast -ladr -nwraps thy clay -
Go-ciasp ;fe dut then haste thee hume
lie welcomes, who vii, sure : reply"
MoNrGARNIER
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8 ING.

Air" Friend Of my SOUL"
CIV, Of my suui I! M moment yet,
Ono momrm give to me;
This he Auieous gr've, where first we mot,
Our pai'ssc spot must be-.
Oh! gaze upon yon star, my love,
Winch IN. inns in lake and tree
And say, that wlIrn afar- ! rove,
Thnu1t fandly think Of me.
The wreath than twin'd Of fairy flowers,
May wiiicr and decay,
But nii I. the JOYS of happier hours,
Can never pa-saway.
Yez. yes, they fee, hut mem'ry filings
Her halo OR the plsi ;
And 10 the vivid fancy brings
Joys that forever last.
And whom on distant shores I roam,
Mid gaycr scenes To rove,
ny hean will surely turn To homo,
Aud IN its eary love.
Then les M other, dearest. win,
Thy gentle heart from me
Fos while life warmly throbs In mine,
Each pnlss will heal Tor thee.
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