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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-26
WILLIAM 6 MARY college,.

FuNHE College will open as usual-The Grammar
N school on the first day, and tho other schools on
the last Monday in October.
Moral Course: The Rev. Adam Empic Professor
Bellies Lot,rcs Rhetoric Logic and Moral Philoso-
ply. Text books--Blair's Lectures Hedges Iogic
and Pacy's Philosophy
Law Course: Judge James Scmpc, Prolcssor.-Iaw and
Police Tcxtboo%-Tucker's Blackstone.
Political Course Thomas r. Dew, Professor-Mct-
aphysics, Material and National Law, Government
Political Economy and History. Text books Browns
Lectures on the Philosopy of human mind Vattcl's
law OF Nations; Lectures on Governments by the Pro
fessor; Smiths Wealth of Nations and Lectures ON
History by the Proic ssor.
Chemical and Philosophical Course: Vim. b. Rogers
Proiessor.-Chemistry Mineralogy, Botany and Ma
tural Philosophy with its application to the Mechanic
Arts. Text books-Webster's Chemistry, Rogers's
Introduction, and Cavallo's Natural Philosophy
Mathematical Course: Ferdinand s. Campbell, Profess
sor.-Geomctry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical Trico-
nomctry, Surveying, Mensuration, Comic Sections
FluSicns and Astronomy. Textbooks Huttons Ma
thematcs Flnts Surveying, Vincc's Comic Sections
and Fluxion's and Gregorys Astronomy.
School OF Humanity: d. Browne, Proie ssor-The Greek
and Latin Languages, Geography, Ancient and Mo-
dcm, and the nua branches of English Instruction.
Modern Languages: c. de La Pena, Prefessor-The
French, Spanish and Italian Languages.
The expenses ola pupil in the Grammar School for
a Session of ten months board, washing, lodging,
fuel, sc. sc. 800
Fee for tuition, 20
$40
Those of a Student in a Session, for board wash
ing, lodging, fuel, candles and attendance of SER
wants, &c. SI2O
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ms Sarah Pooeii, Guarcidn for H,iiiian, Gregory
Mann, Julia Inn Mann, and .Hagaret Sarah
Mann.
NOTICE is hereby given you, that application will
be made 10 the County Court OF Chestereld ON the
18th day of D. cembor next behalf of the Chester
field Rail Road Company, for the appointment of vauers
to assess the damages whch will be sustained by the said
William Gregory, Julia Ann, and Masaret Sarah Manu.
in consequence of the passage of the Chesterfield Rail
Road through their property in the County of Chester
field. MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company
Nov. IL. 60-llthDec
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SIc
Law student may attend other lectures, but if
he attend the Law Lectures only, his expenses will
be, for board lodging, washing fuel, candles attend
ance OF servants, SC. from the last Monday i'm Oco-
Der; when the course commences, to the beginning
of the last week in April, when il must close, S.
Naturalization or Library fec. which will enitla
the student the free use of the Law Library con-
sisting OF collection of we'll selected books suited
to his course OF study, in addition 10 tho general
Library,
Fee to tho Professor,
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aSEMALE EDUsATION.-Th School at my house
"a will be continued the ensuing year. under the in
siructon OF Miss Susan f. Parrot, young lady, who
has been highly recommended by the Rev. Samuel b.
Wilson, Mrs lIerard and Judge Brooke, in whose mi-
Iy, she now resides as Iu,oress. Ia this school will he
taught Rca ling, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, Geography with tic use Of the Globes and Maps.
History, Composition aud the elements Of Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Chemistry and Rhetoric.
TERMS-FOr board and tuition $50, payable half
yearly in advance borders finding Ucir beds and
bedding or If furnished by me- additional sum Of 50
will be charged The school VII commence ON Tie
18th January and terminate the 18th December with
vacation OF one month, in the summer. II would be
agreeable to receive carly applications from those who
may wish 10 board hcir daughters wards with The
subscriber, living the Rowling Green, Caroline
County. ItCIiEGRU VOOLFOLK.
y. s. Miss p. would also give instruction in TIC
French language II required. Nov. 49, 6O-wti
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az ORC E.-A petition will be present 10 'he h.
gi'lam ?, praying Jr ihc rasssgs OF lsw sut'0-
ising ilis undgrgncd to 90 fhc lani which he
residcg, in the county e. Buckin ham.
nv. 10. G2-wld SAMUEL JOHNS.
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TM Office shall petition The General Assembly, AZ
y IFS ensuing session. 10 release 10 the real cs-
tate whereof Robert Bell, late of the city Of Richmond
died seized or its proceeds. WALTER DALIIEL.
Nov. II. 60-I
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Lundhe Hospital, WILLIAMSBURG
NIOT1CE - hereby given that all the cells in this
institution arc occupied, and that no more patients
viii be received until Of the said cells arc vacant
due notice OF which will be given by order of the
Court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May &C. hi
~ OFFICE sl'a otiiion he .gsiirre at its next
v Se''on. Tor l"ave TO establish fci bridge across
NaraponY river at Dunk K. ARCHER BROWN.
Oct 3 ~ wsts
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FENO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLAI UBE.
Il Truly grateful for the friendly and liberal patfo.
mage which have heretofore received ION the NJ en-
bers CT the Legislature, beg leave most respectfulIv
TO remind them thai shall be- usual prepared and
most happy to accommodate from IS to 81 ofthem With
board, sc. the ensuing Session. and prdge myself to
spare no exerIion 10 render their Accommodations as
comfortable possible.
am induced TO give this notice thus early, from a
suspicion that many Of my old customer. 10 the coun
Try are un'cr the impressions, that shall not be able 10
accommodate Them, owing TO the unusual portion Of
business which j have been favored with since the
meeting Of the Convention. ] therefore rcqle.t of
those members, disposed TO patronze me. AMI Of my
country friends generally, te call at The old Ben first
before they made arrangements for board cssIYherr
nov 81 G3-3w MAURICE PRIMROSE
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81 n CHANCERY-Ata Court held for Louisa County,
"A at the Courthouse, on Monday, October the 18th,
1929
On The motion of Stephen T. Puiam one of the chill
dren OF Zacharah Pulinm, decd 1t is ordered, that
John = Fleming, administrator of the said Zacharah
Puam, decd do appear here the first day of Janua-
ry Court next, and shew f any he CAM why his
letters OF administration on said estate shall be re-
vokcd and that copy of the said order be published for
two months previous thereto, in public newspaper
published in the city of Richmond.
Copy. Ieste,
Nov. g. 56-wSw* JN0. HUNTER, C. T.. C.
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BDANDOLplfS REPORTS, vol 9th, OF cases ar
q a gued and determined in the Court of Appeals o.,
Virginia-just published
Complete Sets OF the Va. Reports
Journals oil the Conventions of 1875 and I7SS
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia, from l776 TO 1890 inclusive
Henings Statutes at Large and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated increase the Public Library of the
State may be had of the subscriber at the Capitol in
tho city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
oct s. l-t Clerk of the Council and Librarian
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SS ELECT SCHoOL.-My School will he continued
~ the ensuing year. The OF instruction will
embrace the Greek and Lain language, Mathematics,
Arithmetic, Geography, with tie use of Maps ard
Globes; English Grammar, English Conpositi.n &c.
] r" School will commence The 25th day Of January
1890. and terminate the l0h day of December fol-
lowing.
There will he vacation OF four weeks, CONNER cling
on the 18th day Of Jurs.
The charge for board, tuition, washing, lodging and
fuel, will be hundred and dollars yaLIe
half on the LIST day oJune $780, and Tie ocr hal on
The lst day OF December following.
The discipline of the school will be parental, and a.
much care and Kindness will be extended to boys con.
hded tony instruction, as 10 my children
No bay more than 10 year. old, will be admitted
into The School, unless he shall b. personally known
TO me for orderly, exemplary department,
My residence is remote from the haunis Of vice and
immortality, and remarkably healthy. 1t is situated in
the county Of Louisa, 3S miles from Richmond aud the
like distance from fredericksburg. The stage from
Fredericksburg TO Catersvil'c passes by my residence;
and that from Richmond TO Hdr isonburg within short
distance Off
Letters to me should he directed to GarIne,'s
Roads, Louisa. WILLIAM NELSON Jr.
nov. 7. 57-wtf
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NOTlCE.-By virtue of a deed of trust of record in
the Office of the County Court of New Kent, from
VIM. H. Burch TO the subscriber trustee for Eliza
Pumroy and cambridge w. Clarke, will be Sold at the
house OF said Burch, for cash, on Wednesday the 2nd
day of December next, all the said Burch's house
hold and kitchen furniture crop of fodder &c and
one saddle. RO. NJ. CRUMP.
oct. 10. 45-wSws
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IN ORB0RNE +. SUTTON, sole Proprietor OF the
y bowling Green Tdvern( Caroline County,) has for
borne from asking portion of the public patronage be-
cause oIhe uncomfortable condition Oft the establishment
He has, for nearly two years, been actively engaged in
repairing and altering the construction OF his house
during which time lac has made many changes all of
which, he hopes, are calculated add to the comfort
and quiet Of the travellers He begs leave to say to
the pablo, that he has broken up that nest Of rabbIe
which frequently annoyed the house: and now,
Court days, the traveller may 20 to rest with
out the fear OF disturbance. He has also provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern for the use of
families travelling, neatly and comfortably arranged.
lie pledges himself to The public every exert;on
TO render fair equivalent 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
Bowling Green, Sept. 25. 40-f
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~ Chancory-At held for Prince Edward county, Sept
4 olst, 1929:
John v Purcell, Complt
against
james e. Pcrcc William Purcell, Purcell, Thomas
CELL Domnr PURCELL John liadman and Mary L. his wife,
ncrly Mary l.. Purcell,
The des James c. Purcell and John IIadnnn having
tered their aud security according Act
the General Assembly and appearing
tho satisfaction the
Sate the motion oil the conpinnntby
the said deA James c. Purcell John ardman appear
the first day of December
pnnnnp bill and that of this order bo forthwith inserted
one of tho public printed the City of Richmond
for months and
the courthouse of this County.
A Copy. Tosto,
Oct. Is. i7-v9w II. j. WORSUAM G. n
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Executive Department
18th March, 1929. March IL. lOI-tf

ENEMALE SEMlNARY.-Mrs. MiraA. Southgate's
IL School for the instruction Of young ladies' will be-
resumed the LIST Monday in February 1890, in which will
be taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, Geo
graphy with the use of the Maps and Globes, History,
Bellies Letres, Composition, the elements of Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy and the French Language
TERMS-Hoard and Tuition at $l0O,payable quarter
y in advance, each young lady furnishing bed bedding,
towels and candles. Day scholars will be received at
$50 the term. Mrs. :. assures the public, that every
effort shall be made to promote the moral and inteec
uai advancement of her pupils, and every requisite
conmodation, provided for their comfort. The School
shall be furnished with Maps Globes, &c. and she has
engaged Miss Turner assistant, q young lady
every way qualified for the undertaking. The term
will expire the 18th of December, with vacation of
one month in the Summer. Parents particularly
requested TO enter their ch drcn the commencement
of the term being greatly TO their interest arranged
in their respec tive classes at early PERIOD III
generally some me before they acquire habit of
dying which is necessarily considerable loss of time
Books and stationary shall be furnished if required
Edge-Hil Gloucester, Nov. 10. 6O-IstNDJ
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ELNEyu9LE EDUCdIIO.N.-.hiss Elisabeth 3D.
u con grateful for the patronage Of a generous pub
lie tenders her services at Laurel Meadow the resi-
dence Of the subscriber, in Chesterfield County, about
respeiiing, reading, Uriing, arithmetic grammar
and geography, toih The use Of The globes The terms
are, $40 per scholar for tuition and 75 for board each
bodrder furnishing her bed, &c she tciH COM
mence on The Sh Of january merit and toiH gire ra-
cation Of flee tceeks Summer Payment 10 be made
haD yearly. SAMUEL P.ATTESO.N
". b. Strict attention ,ciH be paid 10 uo,ng La
dies morality oct. I3. 46-T
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- $l09
The Law STUDENT should furnish himself with the
text book-Tuckcrs Blackstone, and the Revised Code
he ought also to bring with him. all the of Assem-
b. since 1919, the compilation of of Congress the
sessions Acts since the compilation and the Federalst
Board is payable in advance; half when the stu
dent enters college and the other half when half the
course has terminated.
Students bound 10 board in College unless the
obtain permission of the Faculty board else where
which can only be granted upon the written request OF
the parent guardian and upon condition that no more
is paid by them, than by the boardcrs in College
BY order of the Faculty,
DABNEY BROWN, Sec'rv.
The U. s. Telegraph, National lntegenccr, Raleigh
Star, Baltimore American Charlottesville Advocate and
Richmond Wing, requested TO publish this notice
once The Herald and Pete rsburg Old Dominion, twice
once at this time, and again about the first of October
and forward their accounts TO Mr. Ed Christian of Rich
mond, the Bursar of the College, for payment.
August Is. 29-wt3OthN
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ETDUCATiON.-AIrs Elizabeth c. Taylor will open
IA her School for the instruction of girls under Ia
years OF age. at Wood in the county of Hanover
on the 18th of January, 1880. Her Terms will BIO
For teaching reading writing, grammar, arithme-
tic, and Geography, for two sessions OF Eve
months each S20 90
French and Drawing 90
Dr. Berkeley will board the pupils for eighty dollars,
who must find their bedding and towels or for eighty
five dollars if he furnishes these articles.
Oct 6. 43-2awG ELIZABETH c. TAYLOR
a OVERSEER WANTED.-A man with small
IA family who can bring unquestionabe evidence of
his good qualities overseer find employment
Tor the ensuing year ON the plantation adjoining the town
of New Castle, OH Pamunkey river.
Nov IL. 60-2awtw
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81 n CHANCERY-At rules held in the Clerks OF
ID fee of the County Court of King and Queen the 9th
of October, 1929
William 4. Garnctt, PlG
against
Isaac Burnett and Thomas Garnctt, Defts.
The defendant Isaac Burnett, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabant this
Country is ordered t:a the said defendant do apps
here on the second Monday in January next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this
ed in the city of Richmond for two months successive
y and posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
County Copy Teste
~ ROBERT POLLARD, Jr. d. c.
oct. 81. 54-wSw
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IN Chancery-lu Louisa County Court, September
q. 1i.h, 1929:
Edmund Pendle,on, PltG
Oct 2.

CliANCERY.-At a Court held for Buckins ban
a county. the 18th day OF Septemper, 1929.
Waller l.. Fon'ane, Administrator Of William Tonay
deed, plaintiff
against
Archibald Scruggs and Finch Scrugga, Executor Of!
Allen Scruggs, deed, defendants.
he defendant Archibald Scruggs not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according the
act OF Assembly, and the rules Of this court, and APP
pearng TO the satisfaction OF the that the said Ar.
chiaid is not an inhabitan OF this State il is ordered
that the said dcit Archibald, do appear here be-
Tore Dec court next and answer the bill of the plaiR-
ms and that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted
IN the Enquirer, public newspaper OF the city OF Rich
nond, Tor two months successfully, and posted al the
front door Of the Court house of thi, county.
ACopy.-Teste.
10. l5-wSvyE r. EIDRIDGE In ID
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WNDUCATION.-The subscribers school, for the in
Ia sructon of boys under IA years of age will be
open the 18th. of January, 1880
Terms,-For the usual Classical of in
struction, and Reading, Grammar, Writing, Arith-
mctic, Geography and Mathematics, for two
sions of five months each, s25 90
For board 0he pupils finding bedding and tow
cs) for the sessions SIS 90
III the subscriber furnish these articles 95 90
CARTER BERKELEY.
Edge Wood, Hanover, oct. 8. 44-2awtIstJan
ia OTiCE.-The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section Of
the concerning the Armory, hereto annexed-"And
be it further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required TO ascertain upon what terms the hory
Buildings and Land attached thereto, can be Sold
changed leased for term of years, and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result of their enqui-
ry." BY order of the Executive.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON, C. c.
Executive Department
18th March, 1929. 5 March IL. lOl-tf
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Those Of Student in Session, for board, wash
ing, lodging, fuel, candles and attendance of SER
wants, &c. SIs
Fees TO three Professors 500 each,
Martriculaton or library fee,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15

The Yankees Visit to the King More of the Yankee
customs, they prevailed few years ago. exhibited
the following story, than be found any where ese
short compass About hirtyfve years since gentleman
from the town of Fairfield in Connecticut visited London
On his return, his friends very nquse know what
great things he had in London After he had exhaust
ed his fund of curostes they still dissatisfied and
ed TO know if there was not something else. yes said
he, forgot TO tell you called the king one day''
Did you, well how it ?? 1T Monday mornings
was going by the palace, and thought would just call
in Knocked at the door, and the king bid walk in
opened the door, and there elderly looking man. in
great arm chair reading newspaper. told him my name
was Green, OF the town Of Fairfield in Connecticut was go
ing past and thought would just give him call Well he
was glad to see and inquired how all the good folks
Fairfield did l told him they well and hearty He
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THE SOLDIERS DEATH-BED.
BY MRS HEMANs.

Like thee TO die thou Sun My boyhood's dream.
Was this and now my spirit, with thy beam,
Ebbs from field of victory;-yet the hour
Bears back upon with torrents power
Natures deep longings:-Oh for some kind eye
Wherein 10 meet Loves fervent farewell gaze:
Some breast, to pillow Lfe's last agony;
Some voice, to speak of Hope and brighter DAYS.
Beyond the Pass of Shadows!-But 90,
!, that have been so loved, go hence alone;
And ye, now gathering round my hearth's glow
Sweet friends! il may be that softer tone,
Even in this moment, with your laughing glee,
Mingles its feeling while ye speak of me:
of me, your soldier, midst the mountains lying,
On the red banner of his battles diving.
Far, far away! And oh! your parting prayerl
Will not his name be fondy murmur'd there a.
1t villa blessing on that holy hearth!
Theugh clouds darkening to o'ereast its mirtb
Mother! may not hear thy voice again;
Sistersi ye watch to greet my step in vain;
Young brother, fare thee welli-on each dear head
Blessing and love thousand fold be she'd
My SOULS last earthly breathngs!-May your home
Smile for you everyday no winter come
No tDortd, between your heartsMav even your tears
For my sake, full of long-remember'd years,
Quicken the true affections that entwine
Your lives in one bright bond!-I may not sleep
Amidst our Fathers where those tears might shine
Over my slumbers; yet your love will keep
My memory living in tn ancestral halls,
Where shame hath never trod.-The dark night falls
And depart-The Brave gone to rest,
The brothers of my combats; on the breast
OF the red field they reap'd:-ther work is done
Thou, too art set-farewell, farewell, thou Sun,
The last lone watcher of the bloody Sod
Offers trusting spirit up to God.''
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From the Boston Statesman.
LIES HOURS.

Youth hath its hour;-how bright one!
How its rich hopes delight the breast
How pure the ray of Pleasures sun,
Which makes the guileless spirit blest!
A sweeter light is poured on earth
Than e'er to manhood's year is given,
Bursting the gladstone fount of mirth,
With dreams, whose charm is born in heaven!
Joy hath its hour:-ere Care hath won
The pearls from Hopes enchanted cup;
Before their festal smile is done,
In cold oblivion swallowed up
Ere yet the holy light has fed,
Which streams Ger Fancy's coloring,
Or Fate the darkening pail hath spread
Upon her proud and spotless wing
Love hath its hour:-a radiant spell,
To fling around the heart and brain;
Rousing deep thought from feelings well.
To gld its warm and glad domainl-
A glow, sunset cloud, whose light
Fades in the wave it fits above;
Waking the soul to memories bright
The lip to song-and this is Love!
Grief hath its hour;-when musing back
of early buds. whose bloom is fled;
Of love, that gaddene1 childhood's track.
Which slumbers with the dreamless dead:
Of voices, on the breeze of night,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15

Irving the author of the Sketch Book has beautiful,
compared the endeamens and consultations of the other
of adversely and grief to the vine binding its
sing tends round the Oak. This beautiful thought, MIR
Upham, of New Hampshire gives in the follow
ing stanzas:
When from the cloud the thunder driven
And hurl'd upon the mountain oak,
It's tall majestic trunk, has rven,
And all its towering branches broke;
Around that trunk, around those arms,
The tender vine caressing cngs,
And, wreathing there its softest charms,
New life and strength and beauty brings
And when the thunderbolt of wo,
Has marked the sons of mortal birth,
And, aiming at our bliss, the blow
Has riven and broke TO the earth;
Then woman's love, dear,
AS fondy wreathes its charms around,
To soothe each pang, to dry each tear.
And kindly bind up every wound.
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A SKETCH.

The solemn thunder rolled
Along the vaulted sky:
Deep clouds like whirlwinds strolled
In awful grandeur by.
Red llghtnings burst the gloom,
Above the startled world,
And from the oceans womb
The roaring waves were hurled.
From out the bursting clouds,
That hung against the sky,
Like persisted nations shrouds,
The winds went roaring by,
As they would rend the sea
And waste il in the air,
o dreadful 'twere to see
The frightened vessel there!
The sky is bright and blue,
The gloomy clouds are gone;
With a gentle motion too,
The waves are bounding on;
The moon sheds down her beams
Upon the oceans breast,
So calmly still, it seems
Her lover there at rest;
Where are the gallant crew
Who with their strong ship fled,
Beneath the waters blue
They're slumbering with the dead.
Above the coral grave
The sounding waters GO
Their dirge is in the wave,
Their requiem in IFS flow.