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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

al ORB0RNE T.. SUTTON, cole Proprietor Of The
lH Bowling Green Tavern Caroline County, has for
borne from asking portion Of the public patronage, be-
cause othe uncomfortable condition of the establishment
lie has, or nearly two years, been actively engaged in
repairing and altering the construction Of his house
during which time he has made many changes, all Of
which, lie hopes, calculated TO add TO the comfort
and quiet OF the travellers He begs leave 10 say to
which frequently annoyed the house: and now ,
even on COurddys, the traveller may 20 resl With
out the fear Of disturbance. He has also provided i've
private houses apart from the Tavern, for the OF
families travelling, neatly and comfortably arranged
Bc pledges himself to The public 10 every exrrtion
TO render fair equivalent 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
BJwng Green, Sept 25 4O-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
BANK or VIRGINIA.

BANK or YIRGINIA. ]
.N-ooember. 80, 1920
USHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank
n Of Virginia will take place the fret Monday in
January VIM DANDRIDGE, Cashier.
Dec. g. est
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
BY RICHIE s. COOK

20 The EN0UIRER published twice week generally and
nes time: wcek during tho session Of the
re the sano heretofore, Five Dollars annum payable in
ADVANCE Notes Of chartered banks ony) will BIO
Received payment Tho Eitors will safety
hitting them by NALL tho postage of oil letters being paid, by
No will be discontinued (but tho discretion of IN.
Smtor.l until all arrearages have boon paid sp
9 Wocvsr will nine papcrs sall
Fave tho tenth GRATIS. - = = - 'Nf'- '
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
tnuance, so cents.
sNo esvcsement inserted until
Assumed by some person in this city, OF Its onvons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

a TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees of the
IA. Northumberland Academy, DESTROYS of cngag-
ing President OF this Institution for the ensuing year.
To gentleman well qualified teach the Creek La
tin, French and English Languages and the ordinary
branches Of Mathematics fixed salary in money will
be given.
Though the Trustees not particularly scrupulous
they would prefer clergyman, one is much wanted in
the neghborhood, and, is believed, quite handsome
would be made up for services to be performed
the Sabbath. There would be objection TO with
iamily-a comfortable dwelling and necessary out
houses being already provided for the exclusive
mediation of the President of the School,
This institution has been In successful operation for
the last years, is about miles from the courthouse
blessed with fine water and healthy situation as any
in this section of country. The building is large and
conmodious and well constructed for school.
Address TO the unde signed Northumberland c. II.
who arr authorised to contract.
SAML BLACKWELL, Chrn. of the Board of
JOS BAYSE, Sec'ry. Trustees.
Dec. 81. 79--wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
IN CHANCERY-At Rules held in the Clerk
Office Of the County Court Of Amelia, for the monti
of November, 1929.
ohm L. Jeter,

against
Peter Burton, executor Of Emily Ellington, CORNER
" Emily CIarke,) the wife Of certain Peter Filing
ton. and Lucy Ann Pollard, Defendants.
The Defendant Lucy Ann Pollard, not having enter
"a her appearance and given security according the
Act Of Assembly, and the Rules of this Court ;,and it
appearing that the said L. A. Pollar is
OF this Commonwealth :-On tho motion of the Plaintiff
i ordered that the said Lucy Ann Pollard do appear
before the Justices OF said Court at the Courthouse
thereof Oh the fourth Thursday in January and
swer the Compainants Bill. And that copy of this or
der DO forthwith inserted in Newspaper published
In tho City of Richmond, for two months successfully
and another copy be posted up at the front door Of the
courthouse oil this County on two successive Court
days. A Copy-Teste,
JOHN Il. LEIGH, C. A. G.
nov. ~. 62-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--The subscriber
n being DESTROYS TO close his administration of the
estate OF Evan Rice, decd requests all persons having
" authenticated by the LIST day Of January next for
temen AS this notice will be pleaded in bar Of ali such
produced subsequently 10 that time, persons in
debted are required to make immediate payment
b. p. DABNEY, adm'or
oct a. 5o--w1Iw" of Evan Rice deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
"a VALUABLE EsrArE nv, HANOVER FOR

"A VALUABLE ESTATE IN HANOVER FOR
EA- SALE.-Pursuant to a decree of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond district pronounc-
ed on the 23rd day of March, 1922 in the of Owen
Nelson, will be offered for sale, at III O'clock A. NJ
Saturday the 10th day of January $780, the pre-
the of land lying being in the County of Han
over, called Wingfeld," and stated in the mortgage
from Peter Nelson to Thomas Nelson referred to by
the bill in said cause TO contain five hundred acres and
bounded by the lands of William Nelson, David Daven-
port, William Thacker, Thomas III. Fox and others
The dwelling house and other building this land,
are said to be excellent.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. $. C. c.RD
of his deputies.
Dec. Ia. 7f-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
Dec. IL.

NTIRGINIA: In Cbancery-At Rules held in the
v Clerks Office Of James City County Court, on
Monday the 7th day Of December, 1929
William Hankins, administrator Of Allen Richardson,
deceascd Pitt.
against
Norborne Radcliffe, Thomas Radcliffe and Caroline
RatcIiGe heirs Of James Ratcilfe, decd. Dots.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the Act Of Assembly
and the rules of this court and IL appearing by sasac
tory evidence that the said defendants not nhab-
tants OF this Commonwealth Il is ordered, that they do
appear here before the first day Of March Court
next and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
qurer for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posed at the
front door Of the courthouse of said county.
Copy. Testc,
Dee. 81. 79-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

A TEAClIbR.-A young man who has had several
~ year, experience IN tesching the Greek and La
In clsssics, English Grammar Geography, the Ele
o. English Literature wi'hes to engage az Tutor in
private family ia healthy part Of Virginia. Satisfac-
tory testimonials Of character and qualifications, can
rfoiucvd IL required - Letters addressed 10 A. ID
ar Yerion Pot Office Hsvoyer viii be attended TO-.
Dec. 10. 7l-w6r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

against
William fowler, ex'or of Edmund Keeling deed.
Elizabeth Keeling and Gvstavus Hendrick and Eliza
beth his wife, Deits.
The defendants Custavus Hendrck and Elizabeth his
wife, not having eneyed their appearance according TO
the Act OF Assembly end the rules of this court md il
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that they
inhabitants of this State, the motion of the plain
Tiff by COUNSEL IL is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here the first Monday in March next,and en-
ter their appearance and the plaintiffs bill, and
give security for performing the ecree of the court and
that copy Of this order be inserted in the Richmond
Enquirer for months successfully and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of the said county.
A copy. Teste,
wINSLow ROBINSON, C.
Dec IL 74--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

HN CHANCERY-At Rules holden in the Clerks
n Office of the County Court of Charlotte on the first
Monday in December, 1929:
Edward Is. Fowlkes, Pitt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
IN CHANCERY AT rules he in the CLERKS OF
IL fce Of Meckenburg County, the first Monday in

In CHANCERY AT rules held in the CLERKS OF
IL bce Of Meckenburg County, on the first Monday in
Sept. 1920
Philip Rainey, adrn'or Of VIM. Manning, dec Chas.
Baskerville, George ID. Baskerville! and WIN. II. Basker-
will late merchants and partners trading under the firm
and style Of Charles Baskerville S Brothers, and Jane.
Bruce and Beverly Sydnor, late merchants and part
ners, trading under the firm and style OF Bruce s. Sgd
nor, Pitts.
against
Lucy Mum, Saludy Mum, Elvira Mum, Jas. Num-,
and Lewis Num-, DeGits
The defendant Lewis Mum, rot having entered his
appearances according to the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and IL appearing TO the satisfaction
Of the Court, that he is not nhabitaD Of this State
On motion OF the plaintiffs, by their Attorney, II H.
dered, That the Defendant do appear here the first
day December Court next, and enter his appearance
and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this
Oder be Inserted in OF the newspapers printed in
the Town of Petersburg City Of Richmond for eight
weeks successfully and ported at the front door OF the
Courthouse CT sad County. copy Teste,
Oct.6. i3-wSwT VIM. c. BAPTIST, ID. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

ENSRMERs' BANK or viRGlNIA.--The annual
meeting Of the Stockholders, for ths election Of
Directors Of The Bank and Of the Offices Of Discount and
Deposit, will he held on Wednesday, the 6,h day Of
January next VIM. MEX ERViS. Cashier,
tJec g. RS- 2awtdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

YIyHE subscribers who reside in the county of Luz
n nenburg, wish to employ for the ensuing year
teacher qualified to teach the English &. Latin Lanrua-
ges. HANIE HATCHETT,
WM G. OYERTON.
Dec 81 79--w6ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05

AIOTICE.--Know all men by these presents that l.
~ Nathaniel S. Shepard, Of Belmount County, Ohio
do authorisc and appoint Franci, r Mitchell of Wiz.
GINA TO make. and vpnd CDR. VIM Jndkins' Pa.
tent Specific Ointment" throughout the Counties Of
Essex, MiddeseS, Gloucester, Matthew, York, Eliza
beth City, Warwick, Norfolk and Princess a nne, in.
GLIDING all towns and cities in The same as fully as
could were present myself
Given from under my hand and seal this day, dated
Richmond, December 0 10, 1929.
[SeaJ NATHAN S. SHEPARD.
Tc~te,
GEo w SHELTON.
Dec. II 72-w6,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
GOMW@MHTNMa
DEBATE ON BASIS OF REPRESENTATIONS

In COMMITTEES OF THE WnoLE CoS,ururroS.
THURSDAY, Nov. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
LETTER FROM

The following Is the Translation of a letter
| from General Lafayette, addressed TO Mr.. Du.
ponceau. of Philadelphia. II is dated. PARIS,
August Sth:
" We have lust ACCOMPLISHED nv dear fellow
! soldier, a wonderful revolution. received at
Lagrange on Tuesday morning. the 9th ult
the Ordinances of Charles \. declaring us 10
he in state of slaVery,-On the same evening
repaired 10 PARIS, where tcund saluary
fermentation. In three days conflict the
people of Paris have vaoquished the Royal
Guards, the swiss aud the Body Guard the
'r colored Gag floats every where ; and on the
morning of the 3lsl, felt warranted to write
TO Charles \. note stating 10 him my opinion
(Which he had asked through General ralon)
that reconciliation was impossible, and
that " the Rogai fdmHg had ceased 10 reign
=" The Parisians manifested n degree Of
courage, intelligence, dsinferestedness, and
generosity, surprising any thing that yuu can
canceire. Not single Royalist, not woman
was insulied. The people fought only those
who hrPd nj them with cannon aud mnsketry.
The vanqushed experienced the most generous
humanity. The regiments OF the line, submit
ted successfully 10 the public will Much
blood was shed. but the people have triumph
ed. with admnahe despatch, sagaoity & brave.
~ I'VE came 10 the conclusion that, under
! the circumstances in which France Is placed. it
would he proper To rally all opinions, Of the
various parties, under the safeguard Of q cou-
stltnt lonal throne, with popular institutions. We
! have chosen the Duke OF Orleans, whom | eS-
! TEEN more and more as ! know him better
! Tue Chamber OF ID rpuies has acted as the or
gan or Interpreter of the French people, in lay
! inc down c0niitions. and ofsring him crown
tor which he acknowledged himself inieb,ed to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
10. 900 DOLLAR &
MODE OF DRAWING.

10 be drawn on the \, B, c, plan.-The
oplo prlzes 81, 10 bP awarded 10 the fast. So.
cond aud third division. 10 be determined nv
tina, which may draw the capital prize of $40.
ooo, so that the holder of three tickets, one IN
each division, is certain 10 draw one prize and
may draw four. All the prizes above the de-
nomination OF 81. in one wheel, and all the
numbers IN another at once. the whole 10 he
drawn in few hours.
Tickets S4-haives 2-Qrs
o be had IN the grea est variety of nuo,ha,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
WARD S OFFICE.

VI All orders from the Country, encloSi,o
inc cash or prize tickets. will be punctually .t'
''"'eu 10 " addressed 10 6. WARD,
s.,, . LJnchburg Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.

Rice Greek, SEPTEMBER II, 1880.
MY DEAR JupGE-l was not at The meeting
winch selected the invited guests. The other
gentlemen ofthe committee, aud whose names
are on the invitation, aud unassisted from any
other quartz, as they direct me 10 assure you,
made this selection and further that The names
OF yourself, of Judge Lee, Judge Richardson
ana OF many others known and supposed 10 be
a1ii-conVentloniSt, We're SELECTED in the spirit
OF harness and With view OF elciiing full Tree
anu candid discussion of the srent question no"
before the public.
II had been present should have excluded
yours and judy Lees. mt on account of ans
personal disrespect but because deem il u
'-fy incompatible with my notions of propre'
", Tor the members of the fed raj judiciary
TO come down and mix in the common fight
IN the d'cusslnn of subjects which may, and 10
81 probability will, come before them for az
JudicatIoD aud the more especially as IN 'oe
very subject now 10 be discussed, some OF tDe
great politicians refer us TO the Supreme Coa''
Tor redress against The usnI pstions OF the gen
eral government But if you will come, L. l"
one OF tue me.a3efs Of the consiilacy you
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

Mr. Naeausy Observed. thas tho js~s culke o.hsr seoss
asss) Tssy ksa sos iSs osSss .se.s, Ssd s. scasss
co.-.a noe had sssy oses~S.i%:d he al. with ps'ons
r relief flo uendsd Grey human being should be
,ion attended with danger to The party holms on,
Tho handsof mescy.--The Jews be ia Parliament,
(Hcar hear) They al events deserving f-(iear
he eosel"ied by hoping tho hill would pas
would DO breach of tho constitution Of coon,ry
tie should therefore oppose the measure
SrJ hsckinosh abolve HE Conscience from wha,
be ie' pesssd hardly upon it, by giving hearty
70 n,: e giving es s%p or 10 the compilation Of tina, work
hear)-In seeoudus tho adoption Of bera system Of
sedo" which had 20 largely contributed 10 raise that ouse
Of all fors'sa powers (iearj called tina, hoose-ths
same House OF Commons which bad performed the of
the la' 6nis BY agreeing to tho Quo now
proposed (esr) Much had heen said in prejudice Of hi.
race Of peoples he world tina, the higher csss Of Jews
well and well codced ac,g on the mos, upright feel
and principles would he had tina, night been
the lower grades, naa they would be- reclaimed end
iea to better acts by the acknowledgment sought for
aud they would ecS@s Saaas,s Class Of soesv eSI
Tie the house would in hs instance be guided By the
Love thy neighbour as myself
Give them therefore similar privileges themselves and
Put put them on. a like isotins by passing that bill
The Chsoceor the Exeheouer ad it no could persuade
ni%sn Una. IN supporting The proposed bill he should be con
must comics. that his opinion opposed The right
uon gent then compared tho Of the app
ean's TO tina, Of the Roman Catholics ,was the latter
stance matter Of cxpedency greater evil and
ssut had proved that tho expectations had realized No
such benefit be anticipated That
the distinction In opposition this he did with
considerable pain unplean task the wish.
Is Of those honorable eds who supported the
opposition from entertaining feeling other
seo,n but was On point Of expedency that he declared
himself obliged TO Offer such opposition
Or Huntington ANNA diverted the fact tina, notwthsnn
dung was universally known that this brought
OIL not ono petition had been that
the measure The Jews had for series suffered
without mrmur He hoped tho motion would granted
Nr > Percival cou'cienouLy opposed the motion
Lord Norpeth supported the motion con,ened that
tho arguments he had heard contrary futile and
cot to the point.
The Solicitor General said that by The existing law
we're empowered to buy lands then lei him buy
estates nnd become country gentlemen, and then he should
glad 10 SEQ them become members Of that house aughter)
The question now the Christian Church or not
To- he part and parcel OF the Speaking of the
Jewsns body he had the hishes, respect for They
were most "spectablc, loyal ny, could new
or wish TO sec them ia the high Offices of The State.
NIT w Smith supported the molten
MIR R Grant replied.
The house then divided when there appsared:-For the
NOTION lis; Against it, 81 Majority Cor tive motion 10
The bill was then brought in and drs time Adjourn.
ed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

W The Conduct of the eight Pennsylvanis nsoro-
sentatiscs who voted FOR tho Indian Bill IL depounc
from one end OF that State to the other and woolA
seem impossible for them to stem the impetuous tor
rent Of public Indignation. Mr.. Gilmore one ar IN.
members from the Pitsburg District BY wav q .pol.
osy for his voting tor it, read letter in biz MACE
approving tho measure, which he statcd to BE- nom
the Mayor Of Pit.sburg. II turns out to have han
from an Ex- Mayor. the present Mayor hsvins bad.
cd meeting in favor Of tho Indians, Thie ,riek
IS not likely to provo Of much advautscet to him.
Tho following beautiful limos from The Cn.;.,..;
American, ara supposed to be from the pen Of G.
"m'"er' tho Quaker Poet. Tboy were sugResssi
by brilliant article in the American. with The can
ton "he is not fallen" in reply to vindc,ive a,,ac
upon Mr. Clay, beaded "iIe is falen,"
HENRY CLAY.
Bot fallen!-no n well the tall
And pillared Allegheny fal.-
49, well oh'o's giant tide
Roll backward In ITS mighty track,
As he,-Columbia's hope and ptide
Inc siendeTed aud the sorely tried,
In his triumphant course sink back.
Star of the West! million eve,
Are turning gladly hia,;--
NC shrine ot old doaHies
Before hi, LindlhS light grove dim!
And men awake 10 from dream, 4
VI meteors dazzling Detray
And bow before his pureI besu,--
The earnest Of a better day!
lie is not fsllen-seek 70 bind
The cha,nless and unbdden wind
c'ppo'e the torrents headoaa course
And turn ABIDE the whiilwinds force
but dream not that the mighty mind
! WIZ bend before the blast of hate
Or quad NJ dark and CO uselesr ,i,
For though all else 10 desolate
IL stoops not from is high esate-
Ms,ius midst the ruins sul!
lie has not fallen! every breeze
That wandors DER Columba's bosou,
From wild Pcnobscots forest, ,recs
FROM oceans shore-from inland seaa
Or where the rich Magnolas blos,orn
floa" snow like on the sul,ry wind
js bearing onward to his ear,
homage for its lofty mind
need the fallen never find
praise, which patriots only hear,
All hai!-the hour 10 hasteuipe on
when vanly tried 10y SANDERS flame
Columbia shall bchsld her son
Unharmed-without a laurel soue-
AS from the dame of Babylon
The angel guarded triad camel
Inc 'landeIer shall be sleu then
| Ills spell shall leave the minds OF men,
| And higher glory " ait upon
The Western Patriots future mime.
! j. O. W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
Mr. Ynnu

Tlpm,ooy,r NV Yorx, June II.
AZ stand; Without however decline 10 prices
800 bushels Wheat were sold AZ
e.,% ., southern Corn at 46cu. Cotton Is suIl IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

Or ION PRINTING e,movr :, me NJ, o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

1uurder Of Ms. While..-The Salem Gazette men.
lions mat special session Of the Supreme Court will
be held liz that town, on Tuesday 10th JuIv for ,ba
trial Of the persons accused Of the murder of Mr.
White All the Judges will attend, aud the law JUS,
passed by the General Court, requires both the Ator
ney General and Solicitor General to ofciato on the
occasion. VIZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

CONCORD ". q. June g.
As curiosity is a6oat know whether Isaac Hill IN.
old Comptroller, has really returned New We
this early opportunity Of aPprzng patrons that be
arrived here with his family, the early part present week
IN good health We ito learn removal from ocs ms
yet materially endangered Tho pepstuy of our in
stiu',ons" Notwithstanding Mr. HIS rejection New JJann
hire s not 70 he Invested of all control Wahinutoo NJ
Speaker Thornton having nomination and confna
ton 10 the Office '1
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16
POETRY Y.
I'm TIC august No. Of the LGds's Book.
THE CROSS OF THE SOUTH.
By MRS HRMANs.


The beautiful constellation Of the Cross !.
seen only in the Southern Hemisphere The
following lines are Supposed 10 be addressed
70 1t by aSpaHish traveller in South America,
In the silence and grandeur of midnight 1
Where SAvannss in boundless magnifcence
spread;
Ard bearing sublimely their snow wrea,hs on
high,
The fair Cerdilleras unite with the sky.
The fern-iree waves Ger me, the FIRE hg's red
light
With us qaick g~lancing spIsndour illumine.
the night;
And IreadAn each tint of The skies and the.
esP.b.
How distant my steps from the land Of my
birth.
But TO thee. 40 thy lade-stars, re.plenden,ly
burn,
In 'heir clear depths of blue with devotion !
turn,
Bfisbt Cross 0fthe South and beholding thee
Scarce regret the loved land of the olive and
vine.
Tboa ~recalIest the ages when 6es, or n.
main,
Sly father unfoIded the ensign of Spain,
And planted their fasti, 10 the regioos that ace
iIs unpeiishing symbol embiszoned inlilee.
How off ia their course DER the oceans mn.
known,
where all was mysterious, ard awful and lone.
Hath their spirit been cheer'd by the light,
when the deep
Reflected is brliiiance in tremu'ous s.sept
Astae vision,hs. rose TO the lord of the woria.
When hrs, ms bright banner OF faith wss un.
furl'd:
Fen such to the heroes Of Spain, when. their
prov
Made the pillows the path of their glory, wer,
thou
And to me as trayersed the world Of he west.
1hro' deserts of beauty in stlIlne - that res; :
A'y forests AID rivers untain'din their pride.
any beams have a language, thy course v a
guide.
Shine On my own land is q far distant spot,
And he stars 81 Thy sphere can enlish,yn ii
not;
And the eyes that / love, thu cen new the,
may lie :
Ger the frmamen, wand'sing, Can gaze no,
on thee!
But thou TO my thoughts art q pure blazing
shrine,
A fount of bright hopes and OF visions divine
Aud my SOUL az an eagle ~e1uliing and Tree.
Scars high DER The And 5 to miBgle witt thee
Constantine,