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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

Bargains. we are willing 10 MAKE chd's bar
gain with the Intelligencer, and its affiliated
presses The people are tired enough of this dis
cussion. We are perfectly willing that the cause
should go to the Jury without any further argu-
ment. Let the InteIligcncer cease TO perver,, and
we viii cease 10 expose.
A Letter from one OF the Nashville Committee
oil tile Attn inst. states that the " committee will
make a communication on the affair OF Burr as soon
a. pos>ioie-that this business will I've placed on the
ooing on which ii ought TO rest-& that Virginia
VIII not deprive Jackson OF vote, by AL that can
be said or proved about this matter.
Mr.. X. Harper has transferred the Stanton
Spectator to Messrs. Thomas J. Michc ana VIM.
Harper. The paper will continue TO support Mr..
Adains's election.
/, The Citizens OF Portsmouth, met on the 10Th
ipst., (Mr. Arthur Enmerson in the Chair {. MIR
Leroy Anderson Sec'ry) and appointed I5 gentle
men committee To correspond generally on the
subject OF Convention proposed 10 be held at
York Town on the 10Th October--ior the purpose
tot consulting the Internal Improvement OF iliat
section Of the State.
FfIE FLOUR MARKET.
- We learn that sales have been made this morn
ing of Troy Flour "A, 81 7-s. The news by tie
Columbia does moi appear TO have produced any
, material change in public sentiment.
". ]. Journal 0f Commerce.
.2rkdnsas against the WOrld-f0r Childrcn-
We are ciedibiy informed, that Mrs. Mitchell, o!
81. Francis county, was recently delivered of u
ine healthy child, which weighed, at the time OF
its birth, twenty onc pounds. L.5rkonsos Gds.
Hold! Let alabama Spcah!-Sout Babies
Mrs. Mchtable Stout was last week presented with
it:re fine boys, whose aggregate weight was A ii
pounds. GIiHcalo0Sa Sentinel.
Communicated.
MARRrEDE-on the Evening oil the nth inst
by the Rev. Robert Hurt, John b. Darlington
Esq, former Delegate Of Halifax County, to the
amab'e Miss In!itb, daughter of the late Maio,
Charles JFin'6isa. dec. all OF Halifax County, Va
I DIEDl-on the 25th August Last the Rev. !Ser.
Itng Sish, after an illness of days, iDanilesing
full assurance of life eternal, in the world &c
but through the merits oil a cructed Saviour.
-, in Bath county, in the S2d year of III:
age, Capt. Tunes Br0tt0,,, brave soldier whs
served Lieut.. at the battle Of the Cowpens OF
Atle i1,i, lam l7Si.-Also, in Augusta county, Mr..
Eusebius Logan,a respectable and Jealous licets
ed preacher o! the Presbyterian Church, aged sc
years.
I on the 81 instant Mrs. Elk. Thorn
toSs, consort OF Capt VIM. NJ. Thornton, near Cal
FAN all the tender and sacred relations OF
. daughter, wife, mother, neighbour and
friend, her loss win be a:fcctionaeiy, deeply an,
long ep!ore'l; for in each OF those relations, sht
seulinently evinced all those virtues of the hear
which give dignity, endcarinent and worth 10 tn,
! name OF Woman.
! -, on the 18th ut, at his residence in A
me!ia Mr. James Robertson, Sen. in the 77,h yea
, oi his age.
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SELECT !SCHOOL.


NHSV SCHOOL wal, b., Continued the n,upg ve,,. ,r,
>s,A con'seof urtion will embrace m. .
Lansn1se-, Mshemonsks, Arithmetic Geography with
u'e OF Mar. ~ "iobes, English GRAMMAR Eng, lomro.,-
tom &c The school will 20, n,
1922 and terminate on the 9Th Of Dec. following There will
Of June - - ~" n'y
The charge r boar tuition Washing and fuel. will,
he 10 payable half the day OF lime ieog na
:he other half the day at Dec foiiw;n, ''"""
The dnoiPne Of the school viii he p,ren,t and a. ur,
care sud Kindness, will be extended To bovs ronE.d a.;
insuron, S TO children. No boy NOR. ,hsn s ye.;
Oh Willie admitted INTO the school, he shall be
ally in'wn TO the, Tor orderly exemplary derortment nv
i'derce Is remot" from the hauDis vice ,d ,porsly
and renia kHhiy hesthy is ia the comfy az
s' OK mile, from hiehmond and the like distance from Fred
erekhurs The stage from Fiedecksburg 10 Cartesv,Iie
psS'rs by rssidtne'i and that cD III nond Ia
thFs, within short d4n IT, Leu.r 10 IN. ,ho,id D..
directed 10 " Gafdnei's x Roads, Loui.an
eo VIM. NELSON, Jr.
Al --1sftt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

IN CHANCERI:-At Court held for Louisan
County, at the Courthouse on Monday, the sth
day OF September, lS2S. I
Polly Pulliam, Stephen T. Pulam, William
Pullian, David Armstrong and Frances his wife,
formerly Frances Pullian children and dstrib,,--
tees OF Zacharial Puliiam, deceased. t~
Pitts
hgains,
Mitchell and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Ptiiian,, and John :. Fleming. administrators with
the viii annexed OF Zachariah rulliam, deceased.
DcEiis.
The defendants George w. Pulliam, Zachariah
pullian. John Mitchell and Nancy his wife, for
mer'y Ntancy Fiiliain, not having entered their
appearance and given security according 70 law
and te rules OF this Court, and it appearing 20 the
satisfaction III the Court, that they are not inIal-
tants OF this State, On the motion Of the plantfr:
by their Counsel 1t il ordered that the said
George w. PulaD,, Zacharia; Puliiar,s, and john
Mitchell and Nancy his wife, do appear here, on
the FIRST day of December Court next, and answer
the Bill OF the Pls ,ptitf, and that a copv of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the City oi Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse oil this County Oh some Court day.
JOHN HUNTER, c. r.
Sept. % 4I-wsw
'sN CHANCERY:--At Rules holden IN the
CLERKS Office OF the County Cour, of Charlotte,
the LIST day Of September, 1928.
James Onohundro and Chloe his wife for,ne,rv
Harroway, PI,ff,.
Against
William and Charles Mckinney, If. Executors
OF George Ha,rowsy, decd, Samuel Harrowov
Epaphrodi,us Harroway, Nancy Harrowav Jo,,n
Leason, and Susanna his wife, and Polly Acres,
-, Dcfits.
The Defendants Samuel Harroway .Epaphrcdifrs
tiarroway, Nancy Harroway, and Polly Acs,s.
not having entered their appearance, according 20
the Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court,
and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court
that they are not inhabitants OF this State, on the
motion OF the Plaintiff by counsel, IL is ordered,
That the said Defendants do appear here on th,.
first Monday in December next, and enter their
appearance and answer the Plaintiffs bill, am,
give security for performing the decree of the
the Richmond Enquirer for tsro months succes-
sive'y, and posted at the front door of the Court,
| house OF the said county.
copy. Teste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON.
Sent. IS. a. S.
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-NnTIGT


= pur'r1nee 81 Beete uf Htnrleo court, made in
= erSrr. i8-3, IN ibe snr " Wan Barker Pa sy,iaf
"oSs Darker, adnnfV II VIM Barker and other de-
nndah We The aa3efsgntd Commissioners I proceed 90
,' or ne pc nses, the iS day e ocshsr sest 70 h
she'' bicett 0 credit u ~ q lssd
,he'e ~ uin"sd yias Glue ks Jfnny RIVER com.
"i Hen'en aud adjoining he iants II 6co Hay, Josepb
~ sol "ines, aHd containing ~ survey 40 sstss more
~ tsi Tie rurel1.e wi be req.ed u giys ar
rtnyfi - 'S and deed Of tut 'g psty TO sscnrs
the rufthafc money. AVCtt ~ N0BEH fsON,
FA+L r. HAYWOOD,
lt1is40ur-S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

The Intelligence keeps up lie own srirts ss
well "a j, can. We have 10 objection TO the effort;
but we 90 object 10 tie phrase II applies 10 Us "thc
desperate conIoriions Of the R.ch'd Enquirer.' if
Il refers tn 'he efforts we making, we bcp
leave TO stale, tlicy are made in selfsIcfcncc Tho
lnielNgepcef cXhorlctrs followers to rodouhled
exerion-; and wc thought Il ezpedicut 70 initiate
~ 80 % rI.-l7e ~. al ...s g - 80 q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

1850
No. vi.
$50 dollars that Jackson will have the vote OF
New Hampshire.
$50 that he will have the vote OF Pennsylvania.
$50 that he will have tie vote of Illinois.
700
The bets may be taken separately, according
TO their numbers, or all together. The money, or
checks, TO be deposited in OF the banks
Of this city.
e Persons DESTROYS TO close with either, are re-
quested TO call upon the editor of this paper, with
whom the necessary arrangements have been
made by the writer of the above.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
NO BLANKS
In the three lirst schemes of the Next Lottery.

COIIEN'S OFFICE-BAtr1stoRE,}
Sept. II, -iS2S. {
GRAND .ST,3TE LOTTERY or MD.
No for 1922 tn he drawn by Sub,chemes, under in
proved Mode secured by Letters Patent, aud lay which IT..
Adveuturer CANNOT DRAW A BLANK, until the whole
of The Sub-chsmes eomrieedin the time he IA.
The Of every prize in entire Lottery WITHOUT
ANY RISE WHATEVER, till the eomplciior Of the last
Stlh.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
EXTRACT FROM


=" An Acr TO reduce into one act, the acts no,c
an force, providing for the appointment IF cleo
tors to choose President and Pice President
IF the United States.
(Pdssed 18th February, 1929
SECTION 3. II Oh account OF death, sickness, or
other cause, only one OF the said commissions rs
shall attend at the time and place OF holding the
said elections, be Is hereby empowered TO associate
with himself as commissioner, the Sheriff or any
Magistrate OF the County or Corporation electing,
who, being qualified before directed, shall be
"A competent to act as if he had been appointed
and commissioned by the Governor with the adj
vice OF Council. Ii shall be the duty OF the She
riff oil every county, and the sergeant of every
corporation entitled to elect, to attend the said cleo
tior, and to remove force it it be offered. And if
amy sheriff or sergeant shall fail in his duty as
aforesaid, or IL any commissioners shall refuse to
take the poll, being required so to do by a candi-
date or person qualified to vote, shall take il
contrary TO this act, shall make or sign false
return, or shall iaIsify the polls tickets, by
sure or alteration, he or they offending, shat,
tor every such offence, forfeit and pay the OF
in I'm -ction OF debt before any Court OF Record
within this Commonwealth, by any person who
will sue for the same
EXTRACT FROM
GAN Acr to prescribe the mode Of conducting
separate elections.
(PdsSed January IL, 1921
" Section 9. lind be IL further cnacted, That
the commissioners in said act to be appointed and
commissioned by the Governor, with the advice of
the Council, in each county OF this State, shall ap
point three commissioners fit and proper persons,
to attend each separate poll, in any county where
separate poll polls is, shall hereafter be au-
thorised to be holden, who shall reside near to, or
IN the neighborhood OF, the place oil holding the
separate poll, and who shall do and perform the
same or like Offices ami duties, and be subject to
the same or like liabilities for the like offences,
omissions and negligences, the commissioners
appointed and commissioned by the Governor,
with the advice. OF the council aforesaid: except,
that the commissioners appointed 10 attend the
parate poll polls, as the may be, shall port
The poll by them taken, Tor fair copy thereby to
the commissioners at the Courthouse OF their
county, within two days after the same shall have
been ciosed.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
HIGHEST PntzF,
Ten Thousand Dollar,

'lO}7s prizes amounting 60 $S0, 900
BJThe Sub-schemes are as follow The first
of which will be drawn
U,edhesd0y, the 22t Of Ostodcr.
The others will follow without unnecessary delay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
JAQrkLiN II. TAYLOR,

jazz elm l.. LAY LOR,
~ noe Teeclumg from London, Liperpool, .Ne,c-
lorh, and Phiiadclphia, his tan supply of
tio0ds, consisting npat Of
NJ APT oo,tons piiius md Fesrnsurht.
Rose Whitney BLANKETS, Of az .,ze, and n,;cs.
London dubil striped, aud point blankets
white, red, green, black aid yellow flannel,
Gr'en hsles, bookings. aud djur cloth.
h'dd'rWirier, VereiIen aud Bius,eIs earpe,inx
Dsri', Brussels, aud Osh "a RUS -
OlnabuFg,, bnrlaps and imt en'.utg.
bus hlnot, aud ooloffd suptrhne cloth. and es,,.s
ir"hit mlied df'h and com,non TO good Cd cloth,
s"an;do"n, toilntt aud elk ve,iing
IuuipD bats caps, and unhf.Ila-
Woisted, l'"hswoci cotton aud silk hosierv of every
. desriiptiCn aud quality - ~
Iionbshst', Plsds, rattiDsts, and fnorsen
~ al lrish hnch, sseetings aud Hollands
Woisied and sh frinses
tslicof., girg han. bessges
Ii"utt null, JHoon,t, aud other nusns
Lianab eTO de Naples, sintteyss, aud other ,ils.
bHJs ffue aud e"rnwon .s'nsts 80
Btdthed aad dome st,c sh. etrg, ALL ,,s.f.
Together with the usual variety of staple and
fancy goods, which he oilers for sale on his ,,sm
terms. '
Also ono case Shapes guns.
SEPT 90 If,
- icth, 1875 ~ AD'' w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

The y. fniclgcncer hiss the happy at Of de-
ccivug Itself by its own Observation-Disclosures
rather, Iliai II has The diplomatic habit Of affecting
10 believe - own misreprc seutaions of the pur
pose Of deceiying others. II cannot be gtuitv -
bat II Is "'rickery" 20 say thu, "pennsvlvania. "
Carolina, Illinois and Missouri, arc known To- be in
doubtful smsJcnce"--No man does seriously bc
lievc them TO be doubifuS the worst of il i thst
like the Shepherds Boy in the fable when tie In
tcligcncer speaks what i, believes TO be le truth
comparatively few people 'siIi believe it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

ron .NEIF ORLEANS.
IN fs'HE very superior ship JEFFERSoN y,n..
rSfN a Corniek Master, Cippered aud eopo.r-ia.-
-cz@alsG-- tened and sails rcma kabiy fast. Her serom
Todat'ons btins veiy spacious. she will receive
nve'y reduced Price, tsy cost, For The
o, supper, wiz ,ti Tor NEW ORLEANS from Isl 10 IM
o'eoT net has an .i'saat cabin, with s,ai~ room,
ladies' or Sensmen For freight or passage, srriy 20 H.
X. DRU.nHO.VD. .so,f,k
q to Il. +. DRC.N.NO.V-D, Pcfers5uro
Sent &c
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100
no. ".
100 dollars tlat Jackson viii have inc electoral

200 dollars tIat jackson will have tic electoral
vote Of Pennsylvania.
z'O That The Jackson electoral ticket will have
33'O majority il penasyive0..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

w AS committed 10 the Jan OF this County OF,
- the 18th day of July last, negro man name.
zen who says he belongs TO Mrs. Sally Miles cs
amherst County, Va Ben is about 10 or 80 wears
OF age, . feet inches high dark COMPLEXION
some OF his front teeth out, and his iorcneer To.
MS right hand stiff. He had on, hen co,n,nitic,
hght co!ored homespun and pantaloons, an,,
Iu o'1 PACK hat. He says he was raised by Mr.
Joseph Sutton, late Of this county. and sol,
ny him TO Mr.. Thomas Miles. Tie owner of the
above negro Is hereby notified to come forward!
prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
or else he will be disposed OF as the law directs.
WM. S. RoYsToN, 1ailo r. Caro-
Sept. 90 a,wwIst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

The National Intelligence states, that 81 Letters
had been received from Mr. Secretary CLAY, Civ
ing information that he had left the White Sulphur
Springs for the Sweet Springs. lie 10 expected
home about the last of this MONTH" IT is said that
he would arrive at Lynchburg about Monday
last and thar on Wednesday, or Yesterday, he
wo''ld take up the line Of march for Washington
He bal declined the honors OF public dinner a,
LynchbuTg. He 'tudousy avoids, Il is said, alt
unnecessary crci.emcaf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

Nsthsnfi ~. M0'Iev, u.ef,
The defendant bcing rsiirni a. hi. State on .s.
nvi"n oi The plaintiff by hi attorney, or1srsd That f
ceiehdsri @Pfs here the fat DAY Of October oop,
to eve We Padd COULTER security; tbs sicr heinz bound
with Jos IA Frftuson, said defeu,i, -
'dnrtroi Il Jsnes Thurton, dec or t. execute ne,,
bond wh ther good se'm'ty aud II further ofder.d m,
n copy oi ihis ORDER he 'nseded the Richoud Enrsy
-9nee week a. ~etss. copy. Tests '"''''
D.. j. wCgSHAM, o.c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

DEMONSTRATORS S4LE.
" Ill .t sold al au'nn, Tan Yard u the late,
- MATTHEW DAVIDSON, dec. on Friday the iob If
0c'oei next at o'clock the Whole STOCK OF Finished and
AMAH.slsMHa
~"'hPp'"s The as-s stock o.iet ed n,sIs.
CONSISTING OF
Seal and Upper Leather;
Ssii, Kip, Sheep and Lamb SLiue
About $50 Curds Ba,k,
And Horses ac,m.ione I'd 10 vorL in IN. v.
~ the same time .ciu be Leased.
For term OF years, the TAN YARD AND Fixrupgs
""e" ave complete including two Bark Mills in good
ALSO,
'e"' Tor one year, Five ayes, accustomed Wort.
= , IN the Tan You'd. S
On Monday ihe 18th Oct at IL s,,iocL will b
iss o. The deceased, all oG the .uthI Kues.
"a consisting part Press. Side Ho,,c
H,t Sos', eit san chaIs Cut Glass. Beds &c DC
WIZ De hftd Tor ytsf, 4iemse fysnt r.
among wh'eh are, cook, washer and iroutr Term,
al safe. by ofdet--Saie ocneucted by
r,,.,h 80 DOS ELLIS 4 BRoWNLEY
- 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

go dollars tina, Jackson will have 20 electoral
votes in the state OF New York
2JO That The friends OF Adams cannot name 10
districts in which electors friendly TO the
administration will be elected
go that the writer Of this will name 3 con-
grcssoDal districts, in which the Jackson
candidate for governor will receive great
or aggregate majority than will be given to
the adams candidate for governos, in all
The congressional districts in which he may
obtain Ddjorijcs.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22
THE JEWISH TALMUD.

This is collection of traditions which
have been orally preserved, though the Jews
believe them to be of divine origin. 1t COM
prises the body of the Hebrew law, and con-
sists Of expositions of the duties imposed or
the nation, in Scripture, or by the authority
of the Rabbis; the policy, doctrine, and GER
emones of the Jews in their public worship
and domestic intercourse with each other.
There are two Talmuds; that of Jerusalem,
and the Babylonian. The former is least
esteemed. The Jews venerate the latter so
highly, that they compare it to iOine, while
the Old Testament is likened to icater
D'Israeli tells us that of the twelve hours of
which the day is composed, God employs
nine to study the Talmud, and only three to
read the written law. Our fair readers will
not entertain the most exalted opinion Of the
Talmud, when they are told that, according
to one of its orders, man may claim bill
of divorce from his wife, if she suffers her
husbands soup to get burnt Hence it may
be inferred that among the Jews, thor
ough knowledge of kitchen affairs, was es.
teemed necessary item in female educa
ton. Another of its regulations, we canno
but notice as salutary. Where there is AZ
estate, it SAYS, the sons inherit, and thu
daughters must he maintained but if Their,
is not enough for all, the daughters shall
maintained, and the sons must get living
as they can.
Some of the Rabbinical stories in tn,
Talmud are exceedingly ludicrous. Take
for instance, the following. GA Rabbi
once saw in desert a flock of geese, so ia
that their feathers fell off, and the river
flowed in fat. Then said to them, shal
we have part of you in the other worlt
when the Messiah shall come? And one c
them lifted up wing, and the other le
to signify the parts we should have. w
should otherwise have had all parts ofthes
geese bat we Israelites shall be called
an account touching these fat geese, be
cause their sufferings are owing to us.
is our iniquities that have delayed the con
ing Of the Messiah, and these geese suffi
greatly by reason of Their excessive "a
which daily and daily increases, and W
|, increase till the Messiah comes"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22
THE MODEST AND THE IMPUDENT
MAN

A modest man if he possesses merit, is
generally person ditfident of his own abil-
tiles; he is also capable of seeing his own
defects, and duly approaching the excel
lence of others; he does not obtlude him
self on the notice of the world, but must be
sought after; and when found, can hardly
he made to believe he possesses the merit
he is priced for, and takes it to be only a
friendly compliment. He always speaks
highly of others, and is afraid Of doing him
SELF even common justice, lest he should he
thought too assuming. He is too low in his
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22
From the Salem Courier.
THE STARS.

IHE STARS.
Yes--bright and glorious are ye set,
In unalloyed and stainless light
Like gems around the coronet
~. Fiat glide the dusky brow of night.
High-h;sL --t.>..o tn5 uarKen d earth
Your mystic course hath ever been,
Shedding the same pale radiance forth,
Upon the dim abodes of men.
Earth's glories pass-her proudest things
Give token of their sure decay
The shade of final ruin cings
Around the beautiful and gay.
The tower that guards the monarch's form
Is numbered soon with visions past
The oak that battles with the storm
Lays down its verdant head at last.
But there ye shine-in light and love,
AS pure as at creations dawn,
When through the glorious realms above
Your anthem hailed the rising morn!
The chance and change of human i'll
Affect ye not--nor stain Of crime
But there We shine in beauty still,
Unsullied by the wing of time.
The earth has much to lift us up
Beyond its scenes of care and strife,
And mlngle in our bitter Gun
The forstaste ola happier life;
But nought of all created things
Hath power like yonder starry skv
To lend the soul ETHEREAL wings,
And lift the chainless thought on high.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22
From the Portland Yankee.
THE BRIDE.

THE BRIDE.
1t hath pass'd, my daughter, fare thee well!
Pledged is the faith, inscribed the vow;
Yet let these gushing tear -drops speak,
OF all thy mothers anguish now ;
And when on distant stranger.shores,
Love beams from brighter eyes than mine
When other hands thy tresses weave,
And other lips are pressed to thine.
Oh then remember her who greves
With parent-fondness for her child;
Whose lonely path of thee bereft,
Is like some desert, lone and wild,
Where efst simple fowret grew;
Where erst one timid wild bird sung;
Now lonely, dark, and desolate,
No bird nor flower its shades among.
And when thy children climb the knee,
And whisper " mother, mother DEAR
Oh! then the thought other recall,
Thou leavest broken. hearted, here;
And as their sinless offerings rise
To Gods own footstool, let them crave
A blessing on her memory,
Who slumbers in the peaceful grave.
When care shall dim thy sunny eve,
And one by one the ties are broken
That binds thee to the earth-this kiss
Will linger yet-thy mothers token
Twill speak her changeless love for thee,
Speak what she strives in vain to tell,
The yearning of a parents heart
My only child farewell farewell!
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