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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
From the Richmond Rhig.

We may imagine that the Russian Abassa-
dor will find himself in condition of some
on his return. He left the Jackson
party flushed with victory, united and all
predominant He will find them at the end of
l6 months split into great factions of doubtful
relative strength, incapable Of recoalesin
much more opposed to each other, than to their
old enemy, and separately weaker than that
enemy. He will find the administration in a
minority in both houses Of Congress-for if it
be composed Of Van Buren's friends the friends
OF Clay and Calhoun will put a bit in its
ihouth-f of Calhoun men, the friends Of clay
anu Van Buren,, will put hook in its nose.
ne wall find this anomaiy-that President
whose personal popularity exceeded that of
zen washington, commands no public conf
cence' and his ministry no majority. He will
ma great changes in public opinion-much in
the actual strength of parties more in the
evaporation of all enthusiasm for the Hero.
How tie Ambassador will adapt himself to
these changes, it no doubt puzzles his sagacity
to determine. His first impulse would Be 10
heal the distractions of the party, and rebuild
the Temple of Jacksonism in its pristine
strength and unity but that he will speedily
find impossible, in the incurable nature of the
feuds ofits worshippers, and still more from the
dscredit into which the Idol himself has fallen.
He has been exhibited to the people thev have
seen what he could do; and they feel towards him
much as the Indian did who fogged his wood
en- God for not granting his petition. Finding
this attemptimpracticabls the Russian Dplo-
matist we predict will take that course whatever
1t may be, which presents the greatest number
OF chances ofsuccessfully signalling his enm.
ty to, and cloudng the rising sun of Henry
Clay.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

The Hon David Crockett, in a letter which
is published in the papers, speaking of the Jack
son party, says-"I am tired of this party ques-
ton it is to ruin and destroy the happiness
and peace of the Union. Their parties here
remind me of some large dogs that have seen
in this city, with their collars on, with letters
engraved, I" MY DOG" and with the name
OF the owner on the collar. l, for one, would
not wear collar round my neck, with '.my
dog" on it, and the name of ANDREW JACKSON
on the collar-theretore they will not have me
for their partizan."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
TO the President United States.
WASHINGTON. Anril 10 1871

WAsHINGToy, April 10. 1881.
SIR: Your letter of this date, by your son. is Just
received-accompanying it is your commission
The sending of the letter was not necessary; it is
your own private property, and by no means to be
considered part Of the archives of the Government
Accordingly, | return it.
There is one expression in your letter to which
lake leave to except. l did not, as to yourself.
express wish that you should retire. The Score.
tary Of State and Of War; having rendered their re-
sgnations remarked to you that felt it to be in
dispensable to re.organize my Cabinet, proper
that it had come in tremendously, and as unit !;
and part was about to leave me, which on to-
morrow would be announced, a reorganization was
necessary to guard against misre prese ntation
These were my remarks made to you in candor and
sincerity Your letter gives different import to
my words.
Your letter contains no remark as to vour nor
forming the duties of the office until successor
can be selected. On this subject should be olad
to know your views.
] am, very respectfully,
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Hon. John Branch, Secretary of the NAVY.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

REFORM. 1t is stated in the Columbian Ga
zctte that youth under age has been appoint
ed purser in the Navy. This station on board
a large ship is the most lucrative in the dispo-
sal of the government, the responsibility is o
course propertioned to its importance vet it
is confded to boy, irresponsible, whose bond
is void, and who may shelter himself, by plea
ofinfancy, from the consequences of peculation.
This is reform
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

AN EeuivocAL Compliment. In accentino
the resignation of Mr.. lngham, Gen. Jackson
says, In your discharge of all the duties of
your office, Ooer aohich hare ana control. I
have been fully satisfied :" that is, in olain
English, whatever you have done by my imme.
date direction, has been well done The Gen.
eral knew how 10 compliment himself at least,
and Mr.. lngham can take all the satisfaction
which Gen. Us selEpraise can bestow.
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WASHINGTON. Anril 10 100,

WASHINGTON, April 70, 1881.
SIR have the honor TO acknowledge the re-
ceipt yours ofthis dale, in answer to mine of the
same.
In reply to your remark that there is ONE ernrcs.
sion in my letter to which you must except would
respectfully answer that | gave what Understood
to be the substance of your conversation. did
not pretend to quote your language.
lregret that misunderstood you in the slightest
degree; ], however. stand corrected. and cheer
en- to your own expression
snail Freely continue my best exertions to dis
charge the duties Of the Department, until you pro-
vide successor.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

Gen. Jackson calls his former Cabinet GAN
UNIT This we think is correct, as it was the
smallest figure ever known in political arithme-
tic.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
NOTICE.

VIE subscriber informs the public, that he
M has taken the FURNACE formerly occu.
pea by SUMNER SMITH, (nen7 Elijah Burbank's
Faper 'h.1s') which he will keep in CONSTANT
BLAST, with determination to give Satisfaction
to Machinists and all others who NAV favor hi,
with their custom. Patterns may be- had al he
Furnace, or made to order at short nolice
u Orders will receive immediate Atlantic,
and may be left at tie Store of D. Hrywoon
Worcester, Jan. 10. tc
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
WindOa0 Glass and Hard Ware
LORING & KUPFER.

No 10 Merchants Ro1o. BosToN,
& kFFER for sale large assortment of Win
" dow Glass, all sizes, of the following Fac
tories, viz
800 Boxes Boston & South Boston Window
Glass, LIST and Cd qualities, at a great dis
count from Factory prices,
lOU0 Boxes Waterford Glass the best Cylinder
Glass manufactured in the United States
fol the price,
200 Boxes Chelmsford Glass,
200 do. Jersey Glass,
100 do. English Crown Glass,
1900 do. New York Glass, by 8, z by 9, and
10 by 8,
500 Boxes Ontario and Geneva Glass, G by 8.
by 8, and 10 by 8,
20 Crates English Crown Glass,
Picture Glass, all sizes.
Small Glass, suitable for Green Houses.
part of the above are consignments from
the manufacturers, and will be sold low by the
quantity.
Also, $50 Boxes by 9, 10 by 8, ~ by Q, and
IA by 10 Crown Glass, very thick and
cheap, suitable for Factories and Work
shops
New England Crown Glass, all sizes.
GLAZIERS' DIAMONDS.
VJ-Purchasers vii! find more extensive
assortment of Glass, than at any other Store
In the City, and on the most favorable terms.
LIKEWISE, a very extensive assortment Of
BtrmsngAam and Shefieid HARD WARE
GOODS, received by recent arrivals from, Liv.
eIPool. <m Boston, A pril 6.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

Flour, Starch, file, &c.
1nn BBLS. super6ne Flour,
h Wv so do. first quality Starch,
l8 bbs Providence Ale,
"a half do. do. do.
30 bbls. and rs half bbls. MackereI
90 hhds. and 90 bblS Molasses,
10 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugars,
20 do. Havana Brown do.
Together with Tobacco, Snuff, &c. SC.
For sale at the Canal Store, by ~
ROBERT EARLE.
Worcester Anril 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

RESIGNATION. Gen Jackson's Cabinet has
resigned, and the people are resigned.
Springfield Journal
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

General Jackson says,
In very courtly phrase,
When his Cabinet he made,
That they had come together"
In spite Of wind and weather,
TO harmonize in trade,
" A unit" firm and strong.
But the General, in despair,
As he surveyed each chair,
Found too many cyphers there,
To remain unit long.
So in feverish fret,
His wits to work he set
To support his number one.
Q! dreadful were his pains,
Not knowing what to do,
Till it flashed through his brains,
His cyphers to eschew;
And 10 the work was done.
A unit now remains,
And faith, cipher too.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
WASHINGTON. April 10. 1891

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1881.
SIR In the interview which had the honor to
hold with you this morning l understand it to be
your fixed purpose to reorganize your Cabinet, and
that as to myselfit was your wish that should re-
tire from the administration of the Navy Depart
ment
Under these circumstances, I take pleasure in
tenGering to you the commission which, unsolicit-
ed on my part, you were pleased to confer on me.
have the honor to be,
With great respect, yours, &c
JOHN BRANCH.
To the President United States
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

DISTRESSING SHIpwREcK. The ship Cabinet,
Jackson, master, of Washington, has been lately
drlUen from her moorings in the Potomac, and to-
tally lost from the accounts of the survivors it
appears this event was caused by the want of sea-
manshlp IN the Captain, (who was brought up asol-
dier) together with the mutinous conduct of his Of
hcers and crew in this situation she has been re-
Gently sailing among shoals without any Virginia or
Eastern pilot on board. and weather too thick to
make any OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of distress were
heard tor some time, and when the fog cleared off
she was discovered union down, no one at the helm,
sails and rigging adrt, and evidently settling fast,
having tumped heavily upon the Bank twice,
which strained and hogged her frame dangerously ;
her timbers were originally of bad materials and
cumsily put together In this dePlorable situation
all was disorder on board and no system was OBJ
served fore and a-the first officer 1.-THE only leads
man on board) finding the water pouring into his
state room, and having sincere wish to SAGE the
ship, took to boat with the second mate with the
hope ofpreserving his life for another situation y
Finding himself thus abandoned storm lncreas-
ing, ship water-logged and rudderless-the master
losthis reason, and in fit of despair drove most of
the remaining officers overboard-as they could not
swim nor hang together, it is presumed they were
drowned. When last seen, the wreck was sunk in
deep water off the Clay grounds, nothing visible
above water but her three mast heads, from which
waved the tattered signals bearing in black on red
field, Modification, Reform, Veto
Boston Dailv advertiser.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

The United States Gazette, Philadelphia,
says-We are at a loss TO answer the question
so frequently put TO us, "Why is the cabinet
broken up'" And it does not yet appear, that
the administration papers have been instructed
upon that important point 1t is now to be un-
Gerstood and so argued upon, that Mr. Van Bu-
rem and Major Eaton voluntarily resigned, and
that Messrs. Branch and Ingham were turned
oat, " for the sake Of symmetry" as John Paul
Joness father said, when he locked up his son
IN one summer house, because he had thief in
the other
The same paper contains the following I'm
promptu on reading Gen. Jackson's letter &c
Mr. Ingham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE
TENHE semi-annual examination of this institution
n will commence the 23d inst, and close on the
zHh' The commencement will take place OH Wednes-
nay me 18th he anniversaries OF the Literary Soce-
Ties VIII be celebrated on Thursday the 10Th.
PETER McVlCCAR, Secy ofthe Faculty
sept i3 36-wtlstO
The next session at Hampden Sydney College will
commence on the LIST November. The expenses for
ices TO Professors, board, and servants aen
dance Tor the winter session of six months amount TO
50 Io-ior the summer session of four months S5S 25
ne Faculty and the subjects taught, are as follows;
r, L. chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Mental and Moral
Professor o. w
q Mathematics : by Peter McViccar, Professor
o. ancient and Modern Languages-by A. l.. Holli-
day, Professor.
=: Rhetoric, History, &c.-by Rev'd Geo. Eaton
ne annual meeting OF the Trustees will take place
on me 18th and 10Th Of this month. The new wing Of
the College edifce will be completed for the recenon
OF students by the LIST November.
VIM. $. MORTON,
SecTy Of the Boayd Of Trustees
Sept l3. ERWIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04
CHhNCERY-ln Henriso s0unty court An

Il gus, 81, 1881.
Asa Gus, Nathaniel Dunlop, ard joseph O;is, part
n.r'b by the styio Of Oii' Dunlop s. Co Henry W.
Moneure. aud john Robin on, su wiring partners OF
tho Ia hrm OF MoDcurs, Robinson s. Pleasant, and
David Judah s. Co. Puis
against
49, Michael Vdnderhurs, Thomas Miller, William ID
Wr' Se,gean, OF The city Of Richmond a. admins
'a'o' Of hsnry l.. Paip, deceased, aud Jacob Igor,
r, D,t'.
I'M, day can O thu defendants Thomas Mi Ter yud
Jtcob Lyon by counsel, and filed their answers to the
OIL Of The piante and Tho defendant, MishaeI Van.
d'rhurs' not having entered his appearance and ,ven
security accord ng TO the Act Of Assembly and the
rules OF 'hi, sour and appearing by safactory evil
henee ha' he is not an inhsbi,ant OF this common.
wealth. is ordered that The said defendant do appear
mere on the hrs' day Of the November term ard
anwtr the bill OF the plain if and that scpy Of this
ORDER he forttwi h inserted in w.p,per publish
ed in tn, city OF Richmond, for two months
~ and placed a, the front door of the cour, house o.
his county. A copy. Teste,
CHAS. WILLS, DC.
sept u 3i-wSw
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Nav 10.

NDEk IAkiNG and CabIne, NJ king by ,be sob
u scfber, as usual will receive h,. iv,media,s a
teDhon' Al the shortest notice aud on moderate term:
Fur la'ga mahogany eOifs, Sl5 will he cbareed I,r
small thss' from TO $7.-A neat FuD,ral Hestse,
~l'h gentle horses. furnished " in the si,y for az
GEORGE HENDREE,
OPpoe the Merchants C.fos HJu.e, NJ 10 ST.
"ho Keeps on hand, and 10 constantly manufsslur.
lug esoy dsscfip ion Of C6bns Furniture made in IN.
best matnsr by reject JorTnsymsn, and of The bsu
materials, which will be sold low for cash. ,r,ds or
GOOD paper Al'c, general assortment Of rnshogsrv
PiaFk scantlng shade aud eroiah vensers for eafinet
use, Tib bsod railing, eount-riors aad newell pcs,s
On hand, few hall bales Of South Cdio'na moss
oep 3l-y4rT
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Sec'Jy0f the Board If Trustees
Sept. ID. 36-w,istN

q GLOUCESTER Low GROUNDS FOR SALE
~ ~ The last will OF the late d.. Gains ID .ap she
SUBSCRIBERS are authorized to sell, and hey row offer
Tor SALE his valuable E'iate, lying Ware RIVER 10
me county u oucestcr, in the State OF VII gna about
three miles from the COURTHOUSE containing $50 ceres
nearly The Who'll 10 of which is low ground and about
100 acre. are cleared, and in high slate OF cullive-
uon' wen ADAPTED TO the growth Of Indian Corn Wheat
aud Barley. There is spacious Dwelling House and
a oiher n s,a'y ou' houses, in good repair on h
Eha'e, situated on The bank Of the River Fish and
oysters oil the beat qualify taken 10 sight of the
House. more minute description is deemed uppe.
ce'say as Is presumed any person wishing to pur.
ehs'e, YIN hfs' exauine the premises, which will be
shown by tie manager Ms. @. W. B.IIuos A uursbss,Y
o. the land can be accommodated with as many slaves
as he may require to cultivate H. and also the farming
utensils and sock Of everv description Tho time Of
payment will be made TO sui The purchasers For fur
Der particulars letter addressed 10 Christopher Tomp.
Kin' al Ma hews Courthouse, Va. will meet due st-
eniioD. CHR TOMPKINS,
JOHN ID JARVIS.
HENRY w. TABB
Executors OF Cans Dear, dee
way w. l22-p6n
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BOARDING SCHOOI.

IIVN ItUT'Nu ONTIVUI5
conjunction with ny 'on, Newon Mishie, have
Ii-oPfned ne Boarding School, at my resiiencs IN
he c'uniy OF Louisa. Ia this School will bs ,acyhi
Liiip G-eek, Frcnsb, Mathenauc4, ard the ordinary
branches OF English. The government of the boys
WI be parental; the toa,J plain bui plentiful. There
WI he vacation o. one month, sonnms ncipg on the
10 December, and ar other 10 The Summer Situate
few IoieS below the Sou 'h-wesl Mountains, in
ntIshhort ID FrovSrbal for health Having been
many Yeas engaged IN tho instruction If youth
hors 10 sfj1y PORTION of The public palroDsgs.
Terms viii be, Tor ses ion Of i've months board
and ni'ion, iseludDg every expense except that Of
bed. $50
For further information, letters may be directed 10
me, nosr LiDdsay's Store, Automatic, or MIR. r.. f.
Niche, X shmond. p. NICHE.
Sep'2 33-w5w
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~ oilCE.-Was committed TO tho Jail oil II aIiiax Co.
va, as runaway on the 22d day sf Nav last, a
oiseK ehunky wonan between 20 aud rs We ars OF age
VINO 'ay' her name Martha, and that she belong, to
wad.r ny the name OF Robert Rober SOD AID from the
i'rmaiion he resides in Cheer district s. C. She
sy' inc sad Robertson purchased her below Rio hmond
The owner ot .ad neg is desired TO come iorwtrJ
prove bis property, pay sharges and take her away or
she viii be deal. with as the law directs
MOSES PALMER
Tailor Of Haitian County.
'hN x. 2l-Ml2It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

ISH II. JOHN q. NELSON will teach school at nv
I'VE house the ensuing year He will teach the
Greek, Latin and English Languages The school will
commence on the third Monday in January 1892, and
terminate on the second Friday in December following
There will be vacation OF month in the summer,
commencing the second Friday in June will ac-
compolate ten or twelve boys with board washing and
lodging for $50 each. The price Of tuition will DC $50
per scholar. One half Of the board aud tuition fees
will be required the end of each session. Verdon
p. o., Hanover is my address.
JOHN CASFLIN, Clifton, Hanover.
Sept 20. 80 IlSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

MACON, Georgia, pi ~
CTcth Indidns--We Uadets'aud, by gentleman
present Al The payment Of The late SnLui " that grea
charge has within the last twelve months taken
place 10 isSeF Of emigration and that should IL eonti-
bhe 70 Prog'es al he same rate uniiI hi, time mex
year, the Creeks will remove en- uasse 10 their
" beyond The Mi'sisipp We likewise learn that.
though some Eases OF small pcS sl exist the preeau
iors adopted are such a. TO pevett the extension Of
'be diseases vaccination bsvfg been tx,ensiveIv re
sorted 10 aud rot oriy tie houses infected with the
tbsn Tox, but slso The clothes and desd bodies con
euued Nv Gre IN soue in,t0ntesi IL said that Ind.
aus, OF hadng ihsm'elves aieeksd by the cou,agion
tied voluntarily ny bsoRoF, aud were disposed Of in
ihs stove Hetber, The persOns 6riDg the houses 10
avoid The tunea ,s,tcysJ ks'piog 10 tie wind ard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

JAN ot $3o,OO0-In pursuance OF an ordinance
~ oil The City OF Richmond, passed 18th September
1901 shall offer Tor sale at the Merchants Coffee
House, 10 the highest bidder, on Monday the 9th of
october next at II o'clock, Thirty five Thousand Dol
lars oil City Stock, bearing interest oil per cent
payable quarterly at the Chamberlans Office and re-
deemabe on lst of January, 1880 No portion of the
oiock VIII be sold for less than par, any bid recev
ed or smaller sum than five hundred dollars or trec-
honal part of that sum.
VIM p. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
Sept. %. 39-wtd
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SlS7.165 %


we learn from The F,rdA papDr-, that Col Gadsdep
has aecepe tho apo n'nent TO IN. Engineer corps,
ceouy conferred on him by the President, and iha
he will not 10 candidate for Congress a, the eli, eton
In October next
The Albany Daily Advertiser Gays, hat Coun, de
Lsor who has been soou'n ming fe days in that CIV
oas brough, with him from FIVE TO seven million, o.
dollars, sum ST ffic ut to turn Tho balance of Ex
change with Eu'op. In fsvor of the United S,a,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-04

AZ AS Committed to the Jail Of the Cry of c.
w mond, On the 9Th dav of June, 1881 a n,gro
msn 10y the name Of HENRY: he appears TO be about
tiy hive years Ct age about six feet high, ard little
inclined 70 he bald had when conn It'd, dark
y'rn eos and pair OF brown pan,aioons. Tseo
requested TO come fow ard prove the p-oper.y; oAy
tho expenses, and take him away or 10 viii be other
vie deal, with according to Law
SHELTON 5. WINGFIELD J.ior
S,pf. 60 on 10
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From the Daily Aloaoy Argus
DIRGE.
On tho night following Sunday August est, ~hlo OF
o. county, xgaa ws,o ee'ea, a,
e defence css aud unarmcd who remained aud sse
d. with haibstous cruelty. between seventy vietu
without discrimination Of sss, sex, OF oooai,ou.
Wall for the innocent,
- Tho beautiful and fair
The young, who pershd in their YOUTH
The old, 10 bis hoaiy hair
Wall for tho many hearth.
And homes made ds-olate;
For broken hoarts and severed
Tho spo,s Of murdcrous hate.
Fair passd the ssbbs,h.sun
Behind the western hills
And hymn. wcro heard in the anoion, wood,
And songs by the gushing nils
Tho old man ealld hi, flock,
AID read the living word
And the poace Of God in his heart,
While his lips IN prayer wero st'Hd
Al .ole,nnly knelt down,
With meek, coniidlng air;
And brcath'd ''amcn," as tho sire impo,d
Fer them tho Great Keepers
Sleep, in her folded aims,
Wrapped husband, child aud wc,
Wero all that betokon'dliie.
shrek was heard by night.
T The startled ego bu, saw
The cleaning axe and thu ear Just caught
The sable hends hurra!
The lid shut DER the oyo
Tho hoard o sgain
And only death stood sentry by
The red postcrn Of the slain.
Morn smld il wont,
On upland, plain, and stream,
And thous aud birds their mathis sung
To the ATst awakening BEAM
But womans cheerful smile,
And mans exciting voice,
and childhood's glscul laugh, more
In the morning, bado rejoice.
Out on the polishd floor
Ran the ansanCuind flood,
The babe sept IN its mother breast,
Aud its bruis'd lips dushd with blood.
Upon the cold hearth stone
The unripend virgin lay
Crush Il ia her budding loyelins.s,
And dawn Of her opoAng day.
And nanhood's sturdy arm
Ia dust beaten du
From youth hs boast aud pride were ran.
FTou TovoTed ogo hi. crown.
Wall for the young and fair
and their romUTseless tate
Wal for the merry homes laid wass
And the bosom. Gosolate
'oSFoLS, Va 4th September 1891.