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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
District 0f COiuMbla,
County Of alexandria, scf.
NOVEMBER fsRM 1929.
James Green, 'mplainans,

NOVEMBER tRM, 1917.
lanes Green, .,mplainant. J
AGAINST I'm CHANCERY.
I,siln Mc('hntie, defendant }
yfyHg defendant John Mcthntie, not having entered
his appearance and gwen security according to the
statute aud rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court. that the said John NcClinte
not an tnhs5an, If the District of Columbia, on the
o5n Of tbs Complainant by his counsel 1t rs ordered.
,hal the said Defendant do spPear here on or before
the rs sy OF next April term. and answer the bill OF
the Complainant and give security for performing the
lecrses IL The cou; and that copy OF TINS order be
forthwith published Va the public newspaper printed IN
the own Vi Alexandria, for two months successfully,
al another copy be posted at the front door OF
IN. Court, House, OF the said county.
Test, EDM L. LEE, O. o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
York, September %, ls:i'

sir-lIaying been for number OF year an'I'si
with the rheumatism to that degree that o''euJ
was unable to walk-trying variety OF cures w.
effect. heard Of Judkins' ointment. ou''"s" e.
md hv using tho not agreeable to direction, was 90.
,;se,v cured and have not since now more than
been afflicted with IT. 'h'oD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
For Nent.

kxk 4 comfortable ana convenient
GTYflAt zee story dwelling at the corner OF
~ n.y. King and Columbus streets; at present
in the occupancy of the Rev Mr. Jack
SON: Possession giveninsecond week of May next
MARY DENEALE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
LaMp Oil, Salt, Sc.

O HHDS. best winter oil
81 do summer do
20 sacks fine salt
IS barrels inspected shad, No. and
200 - ground alum salt
400 turks Island do
few boxes sperm and mould candles
40 boxes good chewing tobacco
kegs Cavendish do y.
For sale by wholesale at low prices. to close sales
THOS. VOWEL,
Lower end Of Duke street.
Who wants 100 barrels Flour. from wagons only,
and for which the highest market price will be paid
az Flour stored and sold for small commission.
ian s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
For Rent,

The new Fire Proof STORE at the
;xs corner of Prince and Union streets, tee stand
.~,Ssm recently occupiedby Mess. Cohagen& Whit
+.tsfli tie. 5LSO,
60 The Brick STORE on Fairfa1-street,
4EE51r recently occupied by Messrs. C.. l. r:
I1t1I Jhomnson. The rents will be moderate and
g $3.50 inme date possession given. Applyto
ssn, On WV. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
Baltimoreeouniy, 0etobr<' 10.

About four winters ago, WAS severely fIos, p"?
in both feet and became quite lame ESefy "
,or w;nter brought forth the severity OF the Co.
% heard of Judkins' ointment and badt applet
acted like charm, completely curing me rp ~
time. ED"H> IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
For Rent,

49, The brick Store lately occupied by
hSyS II. Brent s. CO. as dry goods store.
afGs tenant in that line would be preferred. AP'
3sk..ii plicatonto be made at the book store OF
nov Ii \. hb"NEO''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
a servant wanted.

Lao Of i8 to 90 years of age, as dining room
a servant viii be hired or purchased, apphca-
TN, ia male soon to the Printer. dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
annapolis, april To- /. :,

thereby certify, that have %sea soae 81 eonsrc
ointme Mt in my family with such sue 20 the sfel.
me nj tE,' son had been aboS ",.
xery disagreeable eruption on his head '.' Of us
all efforts to cure it-untilby applying l I'''"
il was entirely removed in lessthsn :Te nn1TyALL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03

m Th;, Ointment, which is hIg',y Wo
,niia,,;on for Fost-bites. Burns, scads' as t.
"shed glazed jugs, well eorked and ,ea'yd
be- Observed that in order to preserve its yst ali
sons using it, win cork itagaIn so as 10
from good qSrbt' einc we'll corsei '
sealed. ,,,,rS
onward sTABLER & SON, DruggiSs' ,,dt.,
WIN. GUNroN, Druggist. Pennsyi' va Sashing,on:
N. JEWETr, Druggist WashingtoH'
mo LITTLE, Druggist. Georgetown esh. Co.
s. MURRAY. Port Tobacco, Md $3.50 -
MUSEUM pr
Omen daily, from 10 ", NJ. ana '''"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-03
EaN Goods

~ SIP TIIOaP SON have received, per the ships
". Boston aud Britannia, and other arrivals, general
assortmentof .
British, Freneh, German, and Domestic
GOODS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il.

Howarl-streei I7our. The continuation ofre-
d1cet receipts aud the smallness OF the stock an
hand preclude transactions OF magnitude at the
present moment. The sales OF the week from
store have been chiefly for home consumption,
NJ rs S7A per bbl cash. In some cases small
fraction less has been taken. We quote the
store price to-day at 37l. The wagon price to-
day is uniform at ) 25. although in the earl part
of the week l2l cents less were paid.
Ci,u Nils No,u.--On Wednesday sale OF
500 bbls. standard quality was made at "a 81!
per Dbl. cash; and about the same time two other
parcels Of about the same amount were sold al
SIS on months credit. Sales OF four parcels OF
extra quality have come to our knowledge. when
were made at l2a cash, and % on 4 months
credit TODAY we find the market Ill conformi'
" with the transactions detailed above. Except
the steam mill. we believe there are none OF the
| CITY Mills which are not prevented BY the scar
city of water from doing full work. In some
cases, we know, not half work Is done. The
stock of -four in market is consequently kept
within limited extent.
| .St,squehaaaa Hom.--None in market.
Rue Flour and Cora iNecl.-We know OF none
in market, and have no prices to name.
! GRAIN
~ USUts-iu utC Va'i' P"'' W wv S>-
prime parcels of red wheat were taken at "a and
95 cents, but since Tuesday the range OF the mar
ket for good to prime parcels Of red has been 90
% cents, a, d ordinary qualities proportionably
lower. To-day the sales corresponded with the
prices last named. The receipts this week have
been of moderate extent only, and several car
goes have been stored BY the owners, who decline
to sell at the present rates. On "Wednesday a
parcel Of family -four white wheat was sold at 81
o2cts. per bushel-we quote white, as In quality,
at 95 l02 cents
! Corn-At the beginning Of the week sales OF
Corn were made as high as a8 and So cents per
bushel. Since the middle of the week, however,
there has been less demand, and decline IN
price. Sales on Thursday were made at 81 and
IS cents. We think the fair quotation to-day
for ordinary to prime parcel IS 81 Sc cents pr
bushei A sale of an extra prime parcels OF $500
bushels yellow, believed to be from the interior
of Pennsylvania, was made on Thursday at 90
cents per bushel. 49,
Pue.-Sales this week, according to quality,
at so SO cents per bushei.
Oats.-We advance our rates for oats. and
now quote at so cents per bushel. -.4merican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
fceMxUnIoAsEp.1

.1lerssdria on the March!-l 'iast week wit.
messed, at Mr.. SMrrH's new establishment at the
lower end Of Wolfe-street, the FIRST casting run
IN this place by what may be termed Foundry:
Il Is part OF the machinery for the Steamboat
Maryland, and was turned off in remarkably
neat style; and Justhes the pleasing anticipation
resting establishment--wbich, with am extensive
machine-shop, will be in full operation in short
time completely superseding the necessity Of leav-
ing Alexandria for the many castings used and
sold here. A SUBSCRIBER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
SHIP NEWS.
P0RT or aLEXaNDRLa. CDc,

ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER 10,
Schr. Decatur, Davis, New York; sugar to
Lindsay, Hill & Co. and freight for the District.
schr. Cashier, Peabody, Thomaston; lime to
John II. Ladd.
SAILED, SEPTEMBER 10,
Schr. Free Ocean, Willett, Philadelphia.
Schr. Erie, Bartram, New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
Ho0ts and shoes
80 CASEN BOOIS + SHOE.

~ Il. EDSnN, door from King, on hoya
-. street, has received, by recent arrivals
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20


have appointed Tuesday, the 28th inst for the
execution of John Francis Knapp, at Salem.
&SSS-
+ The London MOrning Herald, speaking of the
probable meeting of the ex-kiags Joseph Bona
parte and Charles Capet in America, remarks,
1T would be pleasant 10 see them forgetting the
cares of empire and the intrigues of courts, en-
joyins in company the harmless pleasures of the
wilderness. angling in the same waters, or pur-
suing together the pastime of the woods. We
believe some Of the family of Murat, the late ex-
king Of Naples, have taken up their abode with
in the territory which the bravery of its inhabi-
tants and the genius Of Washington wrested
from the British Grown. 1t is arrange that re-
public should be founded by fusitives from OPP
pressive governments, to give refuge to exiled
kings"
Gale at BahGmas. schooner Margaret,
from Nassau, touched at Savannah on the lth
instant to land passengers. BY her the editors
Of the Savannah Georgian and Republican have
received Nassau papers to the lst September
A violent gale was experienced at that place on
the 18th August, which did considerable damage
to the vessels on the adjacent coast. The ship
Superb, COLLISION, of Philadelphia, bound to New
Orleans, was wrecked on Stump Keys. Berry
Island, on the night of the l4th-the vessel and
most of the cargo, consisting of dry goods, were
lost. The schooner Exchange, Skoliield, from
Portland for Mantanzas, was wrecked on the
Man Of War KEYS, on the ed August; vessel
aud most of the cargo lost. The schooner Neuse,
Barnard. from New York for Vera Cruz, with
valuable cargo, wrs dashed to pieces on the south
west part OF Abaco. near the Hole il the WALL
The master, two of the crew aud eight passen-
Ill
Il the Eliza Ann Of New York" had drtted
ashore near the Neuse; nothing had been heard
of the crew.
The Spanish feuccoLa Bella Andalusia, s. days
from Cadiz bound 20 Havana, was wrecked Of:
the north side of Eleuthera, the night of 18th,
and of II persons on board. only one survived.
The ship Pyramus Lawrence, from jamaica
for Liverpool, was wrecked on the E0gsties pre-
vios to the Attn Aasust-the principal part Of the
cargo saved
Considerable injury has been done at Haybor
Island. A great number of houses was blown
down. and The the provision ground LAID waste
by the violence Of the storm. At ST. Thomas
in the East the injury sustained is said to be al
most as extensive that caused by the storm IN
1915. AT Port Antonio. the gale was also very
severe and much mischief was done.
1t is stated that the Salt rakng at Turks ISL
ands continued in the most promising and pros
porous manner, to give full employment at the
different ponds at both islands. and that there
will be no doubt of fall supply during the year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20

At Regimental Court Extraordinary, held
on Wednesday. 18th inst. it was
Ordered, That the Company Muster of the
Volunteer Companies, for September, be changed
TO Monday, the Goth i',st,
The Captains commanding Companies, will
notify their men, accordingly, to meet at half
past 8 O'clock, A. NJ. at the Market Square.
BY order:
GEO. BRENT,
Sept lost Adjt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20

The Governor aud Council of Massachusetts
have appointed Tuesday, the aSth inst. for the
execution Of John Francis Knapp, at Salem.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20

~. we are sure the American public will learn
:. +'a regret what we derive from private letter
~ august I'd, that NJ. lie vAssEuR. the Secreta-
\ d"u much respected companion of Gen Lafay-
,',e on his late tour ,hroug Oh the United States,
aD dangerously wounded. IN the late revolution
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
BY WILLIAM u. MUTT.

Trustees Sale.
AN SATURDAY. tie 1871 day u nsst mouth, q
" II o'clock al noon, the subscriber will offer fos
sale. at public auction, the premises. undivided
AsyA "CI7Y TAVERN"
Maa flk now in the occupation Of H. Clsgett, d.
EHS tl tuated on the west side of Royal street
E$SHS4 and south side Of Cameron street, extend.
ing from The intersection Of said south Royal
street 80 feet; thence vest l25 feet 81 inches, :henc0
south 81 feet 81 nchs,, thence west - feet III nee
north LOG feet 81 inches to Cameron street, themes
east OF Cameron street 1917 feet 81 inches. to the b.
ginning Ard
One .4nnuity or Rent Il, Fee Of 1924,
payable half yeark-on the 18Th May ana 18Th Noveu.
Der every yesr-charged thire story brick t..
nem ,nt and lot Of ground on the east side Of Roy1
street, hetween King and Prince streets, now in the
occupation Of James Green. FERNS cash
The above sale will be made under deed Of trust
from William 8. Moore and wife to Il. I. Taylor, toy
the ind :mnity of Thos Irwin.
For the Trustee:
aug LEO WIN. ID. MUTT. Auct.
H. The above sale is postponed until ST.
1JIPDL9Y the 23dof ict Der, al noon
IEnms-Onr third # me purchase money to be paid
in hand; the sidue IN two quail L. stsnsnts Of SIX
and nine months the title to be retained until the
pa, men.s shall he completed, with p ,wcr to the
trustee to re sell fpr any default In pay Tnent
rhe purchasers will have the option Of paving the
whole purchase money in hssd, IN which case dis
a. he rate OF six per cent per annum will be al.
ioweH. X i. TAYLOR,
sept Is Trustee,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
Notice.

n WISH TO sell the LOT next to Br'na imam ."
ter street, and opposite the house iats,y 1eeapse
by L. Hill. Also, Two Shares ~ S ~is to purchase
sSsh.e and harness. and light second hand SUI
KEY and haracvs' ora ,oR4yseN
sept - reef
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20

4 SecT'' expedition, uader the direction Of
to''' 10 ''n@rtat Spanish officers, lately sailed
"oM Eng for the coast Of spain. 1t was got
p win SreA, caution aud secrecy. under the SUI
2'h'endeacr # lohnsou. mated snugsier No
Ee "N length came To ne nars Of the Span
81 aooas'ldor. who made inn adia,c represent
'''oa On the subject to the foreign office. but be-
ore uere was time for any interference, the ex-
'ec'Non had sailed. This took place before the
.1e revolution In France sas known. 1t was sup
.se- mat the enterprise must have been nuder.
'Sea IN concert with party in Spain. as it Is
% small TO expect success without some ar.
cement or Immediate corporations as it carried
= very ar5e supply of arms and ammunition. IL
sAa that the money was raised for the enter.
Prise BY subscription.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20

He has also made arrangements With TIE man9fac-
tnrers to be constantly supplied with Boots ana
d.scrpton. which he will sell, wholesale or
til. a. low as can be procured in suy market
aug 27-eo3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

They nave returned to Paris At this moment
tue grcatest excitement prevails There is report
~s' tue i'oyai troops are advancing upon Pa IS
thousands OF armed men are nockip, out by the
Champs Elysecs, to proceed rewards RSmho,;II.t =
remarkable coincidence with the ntt,tud. taken BIZ
the h"ya troops Is, that the fortress of Vnccunes
Wneh the Wooiwich oil Paris, the dcpo: of the ar
ihery, was falsely said have surrendered two day.
ago. a
london Aug .. haLcpasi o'csock Tho COM
pexioh oi aodays news from Paris has given rise to
'""ste FefPcSlty IN the city, where the erdeavors
naue 10 uhFaVe TIE mystery have been any thing bu,
satisfactory IL seems that the fact even os Charles
~ add cation, as well that of rls application for
: san conduct 10 leave the country are spoken OF
WIN Gouo' ny some of the Paris letters though
would imagine that the mention of the abdicaton in
the speech OF the Duko of Orleans would set that
question al rest IN any rational mind The request
oy the hing Tor an escort is sold in one the letters
20 nave oesn made 10 the Provincial Government, but
That II was done without the Kngs concurrence. aud
that 1t Is, IN tact, forgery II IS also said, tina,
Charles y. has considerable body troops with him,
anu that he has the means OF maKlnT formidable
stand Among the reports of the day one, that
an embargo had been laid CALAIS and BoulOgne
and, as there appeared no ADEQUATE motive for sue
an attempt, 1t created, at FIRST much alarm On in
curing however, al the Office of the Steam Nsviga
ton Company. proves 10 b" quite unfound.d The
Belfast, from Calais md the Broc lebank rom Io,l-
lognc, steamboats, left those places this morning. and
report that there is no interruption between the two
countries
From The Consti!utioan~lo Of .1Yg.4
Paris, .2gg. 3.-A document conceived in the fol.
lowing tens is spoken of
The King, wishing to put end 10 the troubles
which EXIST IN the capital and part oil France, de
pending besides on the sincere attachment of his
COUSIN nc Duke of Orleans, nominal cs him Lreu,cn.
ant General OF the Kingdom.
! The King having thought fit to Withdraw ma or
dlnances of the 2ith of July approves OF the meeting
OF he Chambers on the Sd Of August, and Is willing
to hcpc tat theywi rccs abIsh Tranquility IN France
Tnc King sill wait here for the return of the PER.
con who IS commissioned to carry this declaration to
Paris.
! II any attcmPt should b. made against the life oil
the King, or of his family against their liberty, he
will defend himself to death
Done at Rambuu:llct, August !, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

Tho accounts which htyo been eivcu in some Jour
mails of the number of killed and wounded were in
correct.
From tho inquiries that have been made, it APP
pears that the number Of killed and wounded on the
9th and e8th July, uas from 1000 10 100 1t is
probable that it was considerable, but we can
no, have an account of tho wounded who were taken
to- Their own homes We speak here only of the
Hospitals
SlTTlNGS OF THE CHAMBERS, Aug. 4.
CHAMBER
Baron Pasqu"r who was appointed President of
ihc Chamber by an Ordinance read. BY which
The Dukes Dc Chsr,rcs and Memoirs are authorized
to sit during this Session The Chamber appointed
Secretaries, Committee 10 draw up the Address.
and ballotcd for the bureaux.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
The nine bureaux were 5soted for by the Prcsi-
den,
NJ. Charles Dupin proposed that, on the account
OF the state of hngs II was highly important to pro-
coed In their operations with much pi,y as pos
sb!c, and To declare that the Chamber would sit p,r-
mancnily till 1t has verified the powers Of all the
Members who have presented their papers
(Fhe sitting was occupied both in the morning and
evening IN examining the validity Of the elections
grca, number " the Members were declared du,y
elected and the decision respecting Others adjourned
Towards the end Of the sitting rs reported by the
Messenger Of the 9Th NJ. Charles Dupin said. .with
the Charter in my hand, say, NJ. de Corcellcs the
Charter Is drfunct. After some other members had
spoke. the Chamber resolved to form a list of five
candidates for the office OF President The humble,
OF voters was 2i8, the majority 10; the five mem
beEs chosen weTc--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-18
Miss AdeliNc y. White,

Informs her friends and The public,
T,HAT having partially recovered hcr
health, she will resume her former
avocaiions of MANTuAMhsING, and SIN
STEERING. at her residence, at Deacon y
Barkcr's. and respectfully soicits their
patronage. She will be grateful for every
favor. Newport, nov. 10, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-18
Stage Notice.

rE7IIE Newport and Boston Mail Stage
~ leaves Mr. Townscnd's Coffee House
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
; o'clock, A. N. arrives in Boston at hal
pas, p. NJ.
Every Tuesday. Thursday, and Sa,ur-
day. leaves Mr.. Townsend's at 7 O'Clock,
A. NJ and arrives in Boston at G.-Farc
through 50
Books kept in Boston at Shepard's,
Rroomficld Lane, and in Newport, at Mr.
T'ownsend's.
Stage leaves every morning MS above
Sunday excepted for New Bedford, BY way
of Fsll Rivcr.-Farc through, 50.
SEA8URY 81 TENNANT, .4sfnis
July 80, 1920. .Neupcrt. u. l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-18
sWAINf'S
PANACEA,

ENOR the cure of Scrofula, or Kings E.
l. vii, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Syphilitic,
Mercurial Liver complaints, and most dis
eases arising in debiliiated constitutions,
or from an impure state Of .he Blood, &c.
To THE PUBLIC. The numerous and
multiplying frauds committed on the pub
lie, by various mixtures in imitation Of this
well known medicine, is alone satisfactory
evidence of Its superior virtue, without any
other proof. There are now AT least twen-
ty limitations of il; but these limitations are
all deficient in one important requisite
they possess not the VIRTUES Of SWANS
PANACEA.
To secure the public against imposition,
the genuine Panacca will hereafter be sold
in white glass bottles, of an oblong square
shape, with the following words blown in
glass; on one side, Swaim's Panacea, and
on the ends. Genuine--Phila6elp lphia; with
label representing Hercules destroying
the hydra; ;--another label covers the coTks |;
they both have my signature on them. AZ
the cor. cannot be drawn without deiacing
the label, the medicine may be known TO
be genuine when the label has not been in
iuIed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-18
From Blackwood's Magazine for Jansaryl
THE FIRST GRAY HAIR.


The matron at her mirror, with her hand up.
on her brow,
Sits gazing on her lovely face--sye lovely
Why doth she lean upon her hand with such
IA look Of care?
WHY steals that tear across her cheek,--She
sees her irst.gray hair.
Time from her form hath Ia 'cn away but little
Of its grace
His touch ofthought hath dignfied the beau.
ty Of her face;
Yet she might mipgle In tho dance where
naidens gaily trip,
30 bright 10 still her hazel eye, so beautiful
her lip.
The faded form is of,en marked by sorrow
more than years;
The wrinkle on tho cheek may be the course
Of secret tears;
The mournful lip may murmur Of a lovo il
noer contest,
And the dinness Of tho eye betray hear,
that cannot rest.
But SIZE hath been happy wife:-tlio lover
Other youth
May proudly claim the smile that pays the
trial of,hs truth;
A sense Of slight---Of loneliness-hath never
banished sleep;
Her life hath BEEN cloudless one;-then,
wherefore doth she weep
She looked upon her raven locks;-wha,
thoughts did they recall,
Oh! not Of nights when they whore decked for
banquet or for ball,
They brought back thoughts Of early youth,
ere she had learned 10 check,
With artificial wreaths, tho cufls that sporicd
DER her neck.
She seemed TO feel her mothers hand pas,
lightly through her hair,
And draw It from her brow, to leave a kiss o.
kindness there;
She seemed to view her fathers smile, and
feel the playful touch,
That sometimes fcigned to steal away Tho
curls she priced SO much.
And nop she sees her first gray hair oh, deem
it not a crimo
For her 10 wcep-when she beholds tho frs
foot mark Of Time;
She knows that, one BY one, those mute inc
mentos will increase,
And steal Youth, beauty, strength away, ill
life itgolf shall cease,
'Tis not tho tear Of vanity for beauty on the
wane--
Yet though the blossom may not sigh to bud
md bloom again,
II cannot but remember with a feeling of ro
gret,
The spring forever gone--thc Summer sun SC
nearly set.
Al, Lady heed tho monitor! thy mirror tolls
the truth,
Assume the ma,ron's folded veil, resign tht
wreath Of youth,
Go!--bnd it on thy daughters brow, in hs'
thou still look fair,
'Twere we'll would all learn wisdom who bo
hold MeGrs, gray hair!