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N 4 dhn REWARD will give the above re-
P n WV ward for the apprehens ion. and delivery
TO me Of my man, WILLIAM SAMPSON. who ran of
from Shirley last April. William is rather tall and
stout, tawny nego, about 81 years old with
thick lips aud tolerably white teeth; he suffers little
when he speaks: had on when he ran off plantation
eIo'hes-butno doubt has changed them before this
HILL CARTER.
Shirley, Charles City Co Jan. 10. Swim
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NOTTON YARN.-Yirgind- Union Factory
~ situated Ia miles below Charlottesville, tn e
lna alaa IL.

r WITHIN fARN.-Vtrgtntd- Union Fdcf0ry-
" situated Ii miles below Charlottesville on tn e
mail stage road, leading from that place Richmond
The proprieors have hitherto orborne to solicit pub
Tic attention to this establishments owing to the circum
stance OF the portion of machinery i'm operation being
80 limited, to be insufficient supply the orders Of
those, with Whose custom il favored in the outset
The superior quality Of the Yarn they conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested AMI proven by expe.
rience; and having procured such additional stock
Of machinery, as to justify the expectation that they
Will he enabled to keep stock hand, sufficient
supply all orders which they may 10 future be favored
wi,h they are induced respectfully to solicit
extended shsre OF public patronsgs,wh assuranes
thst the article shall at all 'ime~ be furnished the
NEST moderate aud reasonable terma--Au orders di-
reeted to Union Mills Post Office, Fuvanpa county,
lVa) shall be promptly attended ,o-and the Yarn de-
lvered either at the establishment i'm its
vicinity the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons, return from Richmond
or conveyed by water avgation, may suit its des.
unaiion.
TIMBERLAKE s. J. 81 J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. l6. S6--r
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HIINAL ADVERTISEMENT & Cochran,
a being about 10 close their sales and business in
the course Of few weeks respectfully request those
indebted 10 them 10 forward and make payment.
They have still on hand, variety Of desirable DRY
GOODS; which, in order to avoid an auction SALE they
will sell much below cost Purchasers are i'm tied to
call, goods will be offered at such prices as will in
sales. Feb. 10. 99-~ts
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pANAWAY or otherwise disappeared from the
HO Plantation of Mrs. Jane Johnson, in Fairfield
District, South Carolina, negro man named ANTHO.
NY, belonging to the Subscriber living in said Dis
trict Anthony disappeared about the last OF Deem
Der, 1929. He il about feet, 9 or 10 inches high,
complexion some what light, well made smart and
tive. He was brought from Virginia, or North Caro-
lima, about four ago, by Mr. James Vaughn, who
sold him to MIR. Still OF this District. He owned
very small bay Poney nearly blind, and in low ORDER
which he rode off, and it is supposed he had 20
$25 dollars in money IL is also supposed that he
read, and may, perhaps, endeavor to himself
free liberal reward will he given by the Subscri
Der for the apprehension OF said slave, and notice
thereof by letter addressed TO him at WiDnsborough
Fairfield District, South Carolina. VIM. AIKEN.
WInnsborough ). G. Feb. IS. 99-3m
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ME Subscribers offer their services Commission
Merchants and will attend to the sales OF Tobac co,
Flour. and other produce coniled their care, and
make the customary advances produce in hand
required. BAGWELL, SMITH 6 HANNAH.
Feb. IL. 9S-6m
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f Tho enquirer published twicca week generally and
ise times week during tho session Of tho State
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars annu PAYABLE
advance Notes Of chartered banks (onyj will be
roseivcd The Editors will the safety of
hitting them BY NALL the postage of all letters being paid by
@ No will be discontinued but tho of the
Sdtorsl until all arrcaragcs have boon pad sp
Q Whoever will the payment papers shall
GRATIS. - "
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Or One OR LESS-Fst insertion 5ccn,scach
tinusucc, so cents.
mo advertisement inserted, paid for
assumed by some person in this city, its envrons.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1880

III EERL'S RHEUMATIC PLASTER, is recon-
MA mended az the most effectusI and cheapest rem.
ely now in use for Rheumatic Pains, Sprains, Pains
in the Breast and Back, Sc. SC. Since il has been
offered to the Public, (only eight months) many Of the
most respectable Citizens Of Baltimore have tried IT,
and can testify to its efficacy.
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have known the Rheumatic Plaster, prepared by
MIR. George II. Keel, applied with prompt and perfect
relief in some cases OF severe rheumatic pains.
THOS. Ii. WRIGHT, nj. ID.
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NOTICE

NY virtue ola Deed OF Trust, execute by John II.
6D Perkins Joshua Key,'o the Subscribers, hearing
date the 18th Of March 1922 and duly recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk OF Fluvanna County Court, the
day Of tn date thereof for the purpose OF securing
Samuel +. Morris the payment OF certain debt there
in mentioned will be exposed sale for ready money
at Public Auction, at The Tavern Of William Cole al
the place called Wilmington in the County Aforesaid,
the goth day OF the present month"; il fair il not the
next fair day, the following Lands and other property
(viz) certain lot tenement Of ground, situate
lying and being in the County aforesaid, and Town Of
Columbia formerly the property OF Augustine Shcp
berd also a certain tract parcel OF land lying and
being in the County Aforesaid, both sides Of Phils
Greek, wherein the sad Joshua Key resides, and
containing, by estimation, three hundred and sixty
ores; also twelve valuable slaves consisting Of men,
women, boys and girls. The title vested in
Trustees only, will be assured and conveyed to The
purchaser, or purchasers though II is believed to be
unqnestionably good. JOHN TIMBERLAKE, Ir.
March IL. l07-tds JAMES T JONES.
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MOTICE.-All persons hereby cautioned against
" trusting my wife, Virginia Powers, for any article
which she may purchase my account, I am de.
term0ed not to pay the ssJpsshe having voluntarily
quit my bed and board without
JOHN NJ POWERS
March o. IO6-w4,s
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"ONSIEUR TONSON will stand the ensuing sea-
ly enn at Tree HILL ear Richmond Va liz a..

MuONSIEUR TONSON will stand the ensuing sea-
1VA son at Tree Hill, near Richmond, Va. His sea
son to commence LIST February and terminate July
next He will be let to mares at 50 dollars the season.
which may be discharged by the payment of 40 dollars
within the season. Mares can be insured at 10 dol.
lars. One dollar to the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation OF mares cent to this horse. They will
be Pasured gratis, well fed with grain if at 2
cents per day, and stabbed in all bad weather.
One OF the subscribers will give his constant per.
sonal attention to Mares in order that they may be
turned to their owners in good condition We cannot
be responsible for accidents escapes but will use
every exertion to prevent both.
Monsieur Tonson IL beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high with black legs, main and tail. He
Is hneiy proportional, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form His blood, appearance and per-
torrance is equal not SUPERIOR any horse on the
continent. His colts likely, aud in high estima-
ton. THOMAS WATSON
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hill, Jan. 23 S9-2aw3m.
Country Wing and Petersburg Intelligencer to in
ser the above twice week for three months, and send
acco ia IN md
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HpARREL TIMBER Wanted quantity Of Flour
ID Barrel Slaves, either single double; for which
fair market price will be giyen--an early delivery
and those that are seasoned, will be preferred.
Feb 26. I03-st T.. UAXALL & co.
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March S

AM|AS committed TO the Jail of the Town of Peters
w burg, az a Runaway, on the Is, day of Jauua
ry, $780, negro man, who says he is free and calls
hmelf Jer'h w Reade. He states that he served hi,
appre niceship with Mr.. John Wallace, COOPER and
maker Of Caharras county i'm the State of North
Caroina he il FIVE feet l 2 inches high dark com.
pexion, about % "a years Of age has scar on hi.
lett jaw, and another over his right eye; also spot
under The same eye, rather darker than the balance
his tkin and several about his breast; hi.
consists OF dark mixed homespun cloth and fur hat The
owner s requested TO forward prove his
pay charges, and take him away or he will be de ali
with as the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Maich H. 1O7-w3m
NOTICE "A meeting of the Stockholders of the
Bank Of Virginia will be held at their Banking
house, in the City olRchmond, on Friday the twenty.
first day OF May nett
VIM. cambridge, Cashier.
March 18th, 1880.
Form of Attorney for appointing proxies 10 the said
meoting:-
"Know all men by these present. that OF
do hereby appoint sub.
su'uts or proxy to repre'ent al special meet
ing Of the Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia to be
held on Friday the twenty first day Of May next in
the city Of Richmond, for the purpose Of considering
and deciding the acceptance rejection OF an ex.
tended Charter Of the said Bank authorised by law
passed by the General Assembly on the 7h Of Februa
ry 1880. entitled an act further TO extend the Charter
OF the Bank OF Virginia and for other purposes" In
witness whereof have hereunto set hand and
seal this day OF in the year 1880.
Signed, sealed and acknowledged
In presence Of - . rSeal
March IL. I07-wi2IstMSy
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n School. at JNeedhdn,. in the county of Cunber-
land, near Fdrmpe, in the county OF Prince Ed,rard
will open on the first Monday in May next aud be- in
all respects conducted as heretofore; except that the
students will have to hoard themselves in Fdr1npiHe
one mile aud quarter off, aud except also that while
may lend. shall not be bound, TO furnish books The
session will eud on the last DAY of November next.
Every week. on Friday. in the session, the students
will he examined; and every Saturday will be
day: Tor these purposes the students WILL those lays
attend in the courtroom at Needhdm.
The session will be seven months. The price Of il
one hundred dellars, paid in advance.
CREED TAYLOR.
Nee dham Va. March 9. lO6-0t
u Letters, post paid, addressed 10 me, at the Bell
Tavern, Richmond until the LIST Of May next will be
10. c. T.
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTURE

KICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
n NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
~ manufactured at this establishment offered Tor
SALE wholesale retail, at the Proprieors Office ION the
ieading to ShockG Warehouse) moderate prices
they do not wish to make any further purchases OF
Seed Cotton; not having found IL suitable TO their pur
Po'es but are still prepared to give the highest cash
price for prime pickr. cotton.
May 10. 3-f CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON
M OTlCE.-In pursuance to an order of the County
Court OF Buckingham, will be sold for cash pay
Jail lees, at Buckingham Court House, the second
Monday in Hpr .xt, that being Court day, a neera
man who calls himself John Haten, and says he is
a Tree man; when he was first committed to Jail, he
said he was from King s. Queen County, and ac
krowecges that he is not from that County, but WON
tell where he is from.
E0UGALD FERGUSON, Sheriff
of Buckingham County.
March IL lOT-Im
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Executive Department.,
18th March, 1929. / March IL. 1o1-tf

WERY VALUABLE ESTATE-The subscribers
v wish to sell 1895 of land on Banister River
in the County OF Halifax, 995 of which first
low grounds belonging TO the estate of Edmund by dec
said to be the most valuable plantation the river. We
will sell the entire tract, in parcels; fourth i'm
cash. the other threefourths in and years credit
with approved security The title shall be perfectly
tisiactory. Application to either of us, will be attended
TO punctually.
LEW. JONES, } Administrators
VIM. r.. JOHNSON, Edm'd. Irby, dec
Jan. 26. 9O-tf
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y ANDOLPHS REPORIS, vol. 9Th, Of cases arr
IL gued and determined in the Court of Appeals OF
Yirginia--iust published
Complete Sets Of the Va. Reports
Journals OF tho Conventions of 1876 and 1888
Journals Of the Senate and House of Delegates of
Virginia. from 1776 TO 1890 inclusive
Hening's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps Of Virginia,
All appropriated oincrease the Public Library Of the
State, may be had Of the SUBSCRIBER at the Capitol, in
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON,
oct. 8. B--tf Clerk ofthe Council and Librarian
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I'D OANOKE.- Roanoke, inferior in blood or form 10
Aa no horse in America, will stand al The usual terms
near Charlotte Courthouse, during the ensuing season,
which will terminate on the 10Th Of July.
Jan. 10 s7-n
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NOTICE.-Wanted at the Pententiary 100, 600 hoop
poles and $4,000 flour barrel billcs be deliver
ed by the Ist August next
THOMAS NELSON, PAP.
feb. y. 96-n
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TIMBERLAKE s. J. s. ]. b. MAGRUDER.
jan l6. S6--tf
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Being violently attacked with Rheumatism, about
hve years sgs, and the pain in my breast very
was Induced 10 try Mr.. KeeiPs Rheumatic Plaster,
when one application afforded me perfect relief.
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PENITENTIARY, End Mo: LIST, 1880.
MOTICE.-Wanted at this Institution, an assistant
who understands weaving and is capable of in
structng others in drawing and weaving various figures
The applicant must be of regular habits, strict in
tegrty, prompt and active of which qualities respecta
BILE testimonials will I've required Salary S50o-Con
tinued during good behaviour.
feb. 4. Gift SAMUEL p. PARSONS, Super'dent
NJOTICE-The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section of
the act concerning the Armory hereto annexed--"And
be further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required TO ascertain upon what the drory
buildings and Land attached thereto, be sold, ex-
changed or leased for term of years. and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result their enau
ry.' BY order of the Executive
VIM. III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department.,
A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
Er!ract iroat the Report of The Legislature OF

GG!fact jfonl The Report Of the Legislature or
Ohto on tie culture Of Htmp
hemp designed Tor the seed, to produce the
best crops, Should tie planted IN drills three or
'out 'ee' aPafl so as 10 give an opportunity on
running plough or corn culti,ator, betNee.
the rows. HE plants should ,iau4 about in
ehes apart, 1t Is, in ordinary seasons, cansid-
sfed me best tine to plant a5oui the rimt Of
corn planting. The Il mp should he kept free
rom grass aud weeds, la the same manner as
corn although 1t will not req lire as much hoe.
'hS' unless The ground should be vcIv foul As
- '"e time OF harvesting the Hemp planted for
'hs See',no precise RUE can be given II must
''heah much upon the judgment. The seed
s2nlFs 10 maiafHy very unequalIy-so that you
"1' hau ihe Seed ripe on the lower branches,
1Hd me lover part OF each branches, when the
'9P may be IN the blow. 1t should be cut al
mat one which will secure the greatest quaint
y o. fire seed. As general rule, however
u SHOULD not stand so long TO ripen the latest,
MA, me earliest will begin 10 fall ; for II il be
saHefta TO sand, until all, or The greatest por
,'"h oil lhe seed is ripened, or turned dark
''9"n, you viii lose more in gathering, than
% ''s' ny the light and imperfect seed, when
=" tiiHef. II should be carefully cut with a
-''N'e uf hemp look, made for the purpose.
''eat care should he taken, not TO shell the
-eed III cutting and securing il. Ii will well
gay Tor The additional labor, 10 give it Il light
'"fe'llng, when il is first cut and before it is
9"'na' For this purpose, canvass Of about
'a'ee or tour yards square should be taken into
ale Reid aud the Hemp within convenient
9',a'ce, as IT is cut, should be carried to it,
.'u lightly beat with a stick or small pole, as
~ u'slodge all the loose seed, which would be
posed TO shell aud waste in handing or mo
ing II may then be bound in small bundles
u elShi or nlne inches in diameter, and set up
- s'oohs 10 dry. Al this time, ii would be
o''Sao" TO move the Heap, where il was de-
yea 10 thrcSh and secure il. as II could then
Dohe with less waste, than after II had be-
s' '' dried When it has stood in the stock a
''uc'e'h t'me to cure and perfect the rlnened
- should be again threshtd or beat out
H'ef on canvass. as before, or on bed
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TER vs..

rTFor 81 per anuan, payable III ad'anee'--No sub
,,,r VII be discontinued (bat at the discretion
IN ,s ~ Editors1 aaiil at arrearaees are paid.
~ Aigertseneats .iil be INSERTED II 30 cents per
1aro COR le the first uno, ana % - cents aOI siI
s1. TO thgtr insertion, OF the payment assumed by
a'as responsible person 10 Lynehburg.
~ chaacery Orders not exceeding Two squaresare
- sil5ttsrs ailrcssed 10 The Editors must be poet
n ar they will be attended to-
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nv FLETCHER & ToLER.

upon The ground or il tu7y he lhrcsbrd IN =.
Dafn h"uf bal "a tt IS a scrv Sad s..,f -.
ehPnssh To mach ininrF ui1u the hoor II vail
oe tn"ha very iftle labaf 10 thresh out the see,l
aud the greatest care Is necessary To ureysnt :,
IRON sheihnF and waste IL cutl,op and sec,,,.
aug II; heh1,, the plan OF l3nble thresaino Il
thought on The whole, 10 be the most eeopStui.
cal. Clean your Seed y in n oon,mon famine
"l5s 'ahlns care II give he proper speed. and
20 gauge every part. ia suit tho weight FIN,
seed. The sosa sbond not he pu, together i,
large quantities, bat requires 10 be spre,1 and
exposed TO the air, unit u Thoroughly at,ed
else II viii heat and spai. II Your uemp IS
sowh broadcast, AMI you design 10 save the
seed and int, cut 1t when about half the seeds
have begun to change their color bind il m
small bundles, and tbresh il Ia several fair days
without breaking the huaalcs. AMI nut the
teHP u"aer cover, 10 completely cure--oai
wheJ tb5Ionghly cnrcd you may thrrgh asain.
uieaklhg 'he oand as othsr grain. In ali "a
SEES where You WISH 10 save tie hat, You Will
PM the sitm nfder cover as soon as yon
can, 10 prevent 1! from beng staieel by the
Nealhe
H'Gier Rgapg.
Preference is gwen 10 water rntt,nq. in all
casfs, where ii can be dom. The Hrmp IS
more durable Tor all the purposes 10 winch it
is applied Is easie, bleached aad viii weld
Il greater Quaulry ot fibre tram gwen otan-
tlty OF tae Heup aud water routed Amen.
can Hemp, vii compete With the Russian
Hemp.
\ calculatiun,of the average cost eta ton OF
Hemp. The quantity Of land required on winch
10 grow the same together with al estimate
OF the nett proceeds per acre
i"e ac'es Of land, III Two dollars per
acre $40 90
Ien days walk with a team plough.
inc, Ne. 10 90
- hushas Of seed, at o"o dollar
per hnsheI ~
10 days cutting. at 80 cents er day : {,
! l-2 days taking up j 10
Two days hauling 10 rot, &c. "Ha =
hands 3 on
- days putting in and taking out OF
the water, spreading, tEc. : 81
8 days taking up . 80
80 days br@aNlog aud scutcbing 10 90
Boarding hands say 10 90
Total amount Of expenses per toa 1851 -
Add 10 this. n, an average cost Of
transportation 10 New York or
Baltimore % 90
Making HE actual cosi of a ton.ur
Hemp delisrfed as above 100 -
Suppose ,he average value Ola ton Of
good water roiled Hemp 200 90
ft0m which, take the cost of growing
carriage, heie1i, &c. 100 IT.
Leaving the nett proceeds af5 acres
OF Hemp, at 1913 -
Beng something less than nineteen dollars
per acre, Dew rotied hemp is not worth. on an
average, To exceed three fourth, ~ much as
WAGER rulteL.
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&c The prices obtained. as reported 10 us
were Tor hll hlaoded me,iao, y 10 90 cents
Some VAS sold al Oxford TOR 81 els. } fall
blood aud grade taeether 10 to IA cents /,
grade 81 TO 10 crnis inferior grade "a cents
hrse pricrs ave from d 10 Ia cent. per pound
h sher than those OF last year
HdmpaIire Ga.sHe.
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lhis instrument. signed J II Eaton, aud
witnessed b. II Henshaw anh myself. was
executed aud signed by me IA witness At the
tune Il was daled-lt sa correct copy OF the
original.
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FOE L e x.
From the Unitarian .Hir0cd,e.
INIEMPERANCE.

IN EhI EhANCE'
am mid towering shades cottage home
,vbere elegauee viii sweet simplicity
ID tL.ni her charms-Around us graceful
porch
Gained the gay woadbinc, while the velvet
Lawn
Josh roses sprlnkled, and those snowy walls
ss.n'd through tneir Ieaiy Canopy 10 smile
T, ,,sleame to the guest. Ny heart was
light,
,.,oNard mis- hover Of bliss, drew 10 greet
friend, who ia my careless bnyhood shared
E.gh healthful spod, each hour Of Siadiaus tot
With kindred emulation Aud though:
Aaer nv van drings IN foreign cline,
Inv sweet TO resi- as he hail. pleasantly
Ia such pure paradise, AMI watch the bloom
Of Young affections. Near ihAi open door
Two cherub children ga nbofd. Oas db-
play d,
In such slrong miniature the manly charms
Ofmy long parted friend, that IN NY soul
Woke the warm pulse OF remember u JOY.
mere was the sanle boii forehead, Where dis
gulSe
Might never Turk SAINT tail hazel eve.
Melting, yet ardent--
On, with wiling smlr
lie led bis fairy sister, murmufng low.
In varied tones OF duye-iike tenderness,
And sometimes DER her iI.ly fran would bend
In iniaalile election, with such grdLr,
That in my arms clasp d h'ul, aud eAc,aim d
show me thy tslheI.
On a couch he lay.
Ha0 lag D.? dared not call bln jJtend That
wreck
Ofnalarcs nobeness Had dire disease,
Dr. rulhles poverty thus changed brow
Where bram'd bright fancy; intellectual light,
And soaring dignity ii soul Ah no
Tor then world have join my face to his
And spoke OF heaven. Bot Wee her hiJeous
seal
lad stamp'd upon lhose features, AMI the
mind
lie ETHEREAL mInd drbdsed.
SHE too was near,
Who al Gods altar gave her 40 iesl vow,
ia nil the trusting confidence OF love,
10 this her chVsen friend. On her youns
cheek
There wa, cankering grief and the pale
trace
Ofbeduy'S rosebud nipp'd,
Something Is said,
But FAINT and brokenly, OF former days,
When in the paih OF science and ofbope,
We wakd twin hearted. linen there came Il
peal
OF vacant laughter from those bloated iips,
Aud the Swoln hand with trembling hast was
stretch'6
For Friendships grasp.
Tvs but a transient rush
ofgenerous feeling. At the shouting voice
~ MS young children sporting near the bed
Ills fiery eye-bhls ldshed--aud d hoarse threat
Appalled, those innocent ones-aud lnat iaig
girl,
FROM whom lntemperance had reit the guide
Which nature gave, in terror hid her lace
Deep IN her mother 5 robe.
= would have cursed
ne poisonous bow, but in the meek eve
Vi her who loV'd hun, shone such pleading
tears
III silent, deep endurance, thai all thought
u sleFnness bled'hei nsrlf away in signs
went away-tor how cou!j I sustain
ouch change N one SO lLvrd aud as I went
monrned Hdi "ido ~ hood aud OrphAuage,
Mich hath nor hope nor pi'y.