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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
No Mistake.

HNOE Julkins Ointment. prepared Ivy Judkius h,m-
4 aB apply To me, frs, door above The Bell Ia
yrru ,yhcrcu lsrgc supply of the true and genuine
article. direct from him, may always b. found. ].
shall not reduce the price oilhs article dt retail but
20 persons who may purchase to sell again. wal .ell
OF such price as will be considered very liberal dis
rornf. N c Mc'NEMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
COMMERCIAL.

Latest Date nom London, via liverpool January (
--latest Date from Liverpool. direct January /,
Latest Date from iiaNs, direct, January ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
Irish Linen Store.

DEANS EARLY yellow six weeks
- China dwarf
cluster
BEET--Early blood turnip
long blood
mangel wurtZel
BRoco Lr-Purple cape
Caulilower
Commercially York
10. sugar-out
savoy, very tine
and late battersea
DTumhead
Large Scotch, for cattle
Red Dutch, for picking
CauhhowCr early and late
Carrot, creSs, cucumber
Endive, kali, lettuce, melon
Mustard. nasturtlum, onion
Parsnip. parsley. cured or double
PEAs-Early Washington
Frame
Charlton
marroWfdt
Bishops carly dwarf prolific, new and superior
Pumpkins, raddlsh, squash
Satisfy. large tomat"e, and turnip SEED OF
every description. 80. ..,,,,.,,.<,,,
feb iG -Four Doors ADORE the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

" The Northern Mnil got in after O'Clock last
evening lit was due at mid day. and brought all
the papers due They very barren, being chiefly
filled with the Corrcspondcnce,' which
clude in this paper. We give below all the cn:s
we find of any interest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

Cheap Cotton and Silk Hose.
D OBERT' II. JENKINS has opened froal the
Ee New York Auctions
doG ladies' white cotton hose, frOm Is. Cd pr pair
to fine quality
Emb oder"d and lace worked silk hose
White and black. PLAIN and rb5ed English and
French silk hose and half hose
\ few doZ misses cotton hose
Ladies white raw silk hose, vc-y cheap and desra
bic article for the season.
Comprising an extensive assortment of IiOsERY,
which Will b. SO ID at the most reduced prices. at
Z II. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, L.ncn. and Fancy Dry Goods Store
tSb -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

a CARD have much pleasure IN announcing to
y the Public that MIR. Shaw who has attended my
Glasses IN Book keeping, is perfectly adequate IN in
parting the student the theory aud ramhcations OF
Ills necessary nercantiic art which with the antangu-
lar method OF penmanship Will trust ensure him that
success, which the citizens OF Richmond have so IA
WHISKY contributed towards me Mr.. Shaw viii be my
successor i'm the Office where have given instructions,
and those persons who have not finished their
lessons will be attended to by hIm.
i,nsz A. CARPENTIER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
Mercantile Education.

/ 'ENllE Subscribers Night School will hereafter be
Il open from till o'clock, F. NJ. The first
hour will be devoted to Penmanship and the last
t"o To PenmanshP and Book Keeping. The systems
on which these important branches of Mercantile
Education Will be taught, need only to he used, to be
successful Nothing therefore, need be said in theis
ia vour.
The most correct criterion Of the merits of anv
system Of instruction, the certainty well as the
rapdIty, with which 1t achieves the desired result:
and hat mode OF educatIon which is founded on the
principles ut sound philosophy and the dictates of
common sense, VIII achieve q result, to which the
dogmatica systems of the dark ages and the inven-
tons ot modern quackcry are total strangers
The terms of this School are-for Penmanship, 81.
For housekeeping, Domestic Business, $40. For
cgn Business, $40; or both, SIS, (in every instance
including stationary payable in advance. Penman-
ship may be acquired IN 12 lessons book keeping in
from to 10 Should the pupil fail to make the pro-
posed acquisitions, the money will be refunded
Phe above systems Of Penmanship and Book
Keeping will be communicated to the Students of
the Shockne HI Academy, without any addition to
their present expenses of tuition
feb 2l-eof OLIVER A. SHAW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

Wanted,
N.Y. good SHIP of 400 to 500 hhds, to load
5000. at City Point, for por: III Europc-a far
irelgnt AND dispatch will he given, by
fsI la-a, CHARLES PALMER
.vEU YORK LINE
TSSA For New York the regular packet
Nm . ,io, r rLANTER, Jons selonH.
AZ. good accommodations, apply TO tile Mas
t"r on board IN the Dock. or to
feb l9-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 Co.
w HlTE'S Tooth Ache Drops.-A sup
ply received, anJ or sale low BY
feb 10 mo. II. EUSTACE.
Moorc's Second Byron.
& ECOND Volume Moore's Lite Of Byron, re.
- cev,d By j. IT, NASH
icb 10
con-! COAL!! CO.4L!!!
TENi4Y Subscriber has The pleasure to inf,rnl lis
p customers and the citizens generally, that he Is
RECEIVING good supply of Coal by the Canal, which
VIII be sold at the old r. CO OF rs cents per bu>hel
Orders left al his Oaj.. e. Goa Yard on The Dock
reI 90 rRENris cnueB
VERHGiiI3 : 100 Us. Fcfd1Ins IA on, just re-
feb JNo II EusTAcE
"HiSkkI 10 i,.as wh!skry gecry.ug this
W morning, FIR sale, by
;eb II OTIS, DUNLOP 6 CO.
a. EiNE THREAD II .UUO lbs. ii i-s.ai's pa,-n.
- Seine Thread, in arge AID small hanks rccea,
~ received md warranted fresh, for sar by
eb g BALDWIN. IVES e. co
Paris Slippers.
A Fresh supply of GAUriER g. Comp. Shippers,
"a just received OF GRANNISS'
Fashionable Shoe and Comb Store.
feb II Sign OF the Golden Comb.
4 VIII give he klghes market price. for or 5000
bushels flax seed. J. II EUSTACE
MOoRES LIFE OF BYRON. second volume,
I'VE received by X I. SMITH,
feb 10 Recently Collins g. Co.
Beer and Apples.
HI Bbls OF Fiddler and Taylor's" Beer
III " 90 bb!s large prpuins, sire Tor sale, by
feb u JAMES WINSTON.
NlSI PRlUS.
SELIWYN'- Nisi ruuS with and references the
~ decisions OF the Of this country by Henry Whag
tor, counsellor law, lin American ion the seventh Lon.
don edition. with additional and references by Thomas
J. Wharton, IIst received and for sale by
FEB II r. n SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

GREE.T COFFEE, Sc
u ANDING This Morning fom schooners Effort
H Planter, Dorchester and other vessels. just ar
rived at Rockets, and Tor sale al our office,
90 bags prime coffee
60 boxes sperm candles
10 casks lamp OIL superior quality
50 hhds ST CrolX sugar, part Prime
u hhds n Orleans -
- hhds mC.ossrs
/" rhds and ) hn!s wniskcy
20 hhds Northern rum
10 bills Gin
1900 bushels potatoes, suitable for seed or
table use. OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
frb lT-3t IT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

SPECTA CLES.-The subscriber has lust receiy
~ ed n supply of gold, silver, and steel mounted
specaclcs, and is prepared to accommodate eyes re-
quirinG the aid of glasses. X. ID SANXSY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

Fashionable and Cheap Lace Goods.
AFR. H. JENKINS Will b" found the following
~ extensive variety OF L0Ce G0odS:
5000 yards footing or quiHg laces, Of! oil widths,
qualities and prices
Now STYLE and fashionable suTp,icc lace cheinsetts
Do aud 10 lace forclas, capes, collars, pol.
crimes, and all the newest style Of lace gos1s
for the neck
An extensive assortment Of Ladies aud Infln IS
lacS caps
Ei,h bobbuctt gimp laccs. for cup trimming
Extra wide and uch bobbln"tt aces, for trimming
iorclla caprs and hnuncing dresses
l-i. 81, and 6-l plain white bub5iuott lace, worry
cheap.
Als3--lOO black lace wells at all prices.
Tho above .eca Goods forms very general as
sortment of all that IS rrh, and fashionable. and
will bc sold AT very low prices, at r. H. JENKINS.
McrIro Shawl, L'ucn and Fancy Dry Good store
feb lG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23
Aiolasses

Z - HHDS prime bright New Orleans Molossc.
Z - landing this mornng-lor sale by
feb 22-5t CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-23

NJ SugnRrtR, Minister Of France 10 the q. States,
ms lady. family and suite, pns,cugrr, ~ the ship
henry ~ aI,iycd here yesterday from Have.
NJ T. Mr.. lido.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-02
DEsUETOR N.

ihe 1fohegdns.-T There Is still remaining n the vicinity of Norwich, (Genn.) remnant oi the inollegan tribe of indians. An industrious compiler has collected the notwithstanding facts ii their history since their irconnexionw wththe whites, and furnished it as contribution to the Nor wieh Courier. We have extracted from this communication, all that is of ether than local interest, for the information of our readers.
 Uacas, their Chiei, who lived in the neighbor hood of Fort Hill, or Mohegan Hill, command ing beautiful and extensive prospect, exhibited his friendship to the whites. or the English. as itiley were called, as early as l637, by accompa- inying them with hs warriors in Masons ccebra- lted expedition against the pequods. For forty years he rendered the English important servi- lees, until his death, about the year l67G. In 1857, Uncas and his two sons, Owaneco and Attawanhood, gave, by decd, to certain per sons, amongst whom was the Rev. James Fitch, d tract of land nine miles square, constituting the present town of Norwich, thena part of Mo hogan.
 In l660, Mir. Fitch, with most of his church and congregation, removed from Say brook and settled there. Of this settlement the Mohegans were for years the defence, keeping scouts, aud Ispies, and in times of danger, building wigwams Inear the town. So powerful was the Mohegan tribe, that in l645. when the great battle was fought with Miantonimoh, Sachem of the Mar lragansets, Uncas had under him about 450 war lriors.
 In l705, there were only I50-l00 of whom had been in the actual service of the country in that year. In l799, there remained only eighty
 four individuals of the ancient tribe, divided ir- l to thirty-eight families. At present, 1880, the number of Indians at Mobegan is between 60 and TO. This diminuton of the once powerful
 Mohegans, is to be ascribed in rart at least, to
 the Indians well known love of occQpee or strong
 uater which they easily obtain, in consequence l of the cupidity or wickcdness of the whites.-
 Many of the tribe have been well educated
 adopted the Christian faith, and had Christian
 ministers. In TITO, out of one hundred and leighty-three residing at Groton, forty-four were
 able to read, and seventeen were members of the
 Church.
 l Samson Occum, the most distinguished lndi-
 an preacher, and the first who ever visited Great
 Britain was born at Mohegan about the year l l7s3, and died at New Stockbfidge, near Utica, 1 in the state of New York, July, l7S2, aged l 6o years.
 In the winter of 1747-48, he kept a
 school in New London; afterwards he went to
 .1lontduk, on Lond Island, where he kept a school
 among the Indians 10 or II years. During the l time he conducted public worship three times
 every Sabbath, and every Wednesday evening
 reading the scriptures and exponnding in the h. dian language. He invented the following me thod of teaching children the alphabet: he glued
 the letters to small chips of cedar, A B
 dsc. and put them in order on a bench, and then
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-02
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been appointed Agents for this paper. Col. James ScaJt. P. AI Pine Bluff. Col IT. Bosseel, r. M. Batesvjie. sIaj-J. JToJ, F. NJ. Izard c. ii. Robers,Soaith, r. M. Jackson, Lawrence co. " .uenefee, r. II. Conway county Thomas .Nathers, do. do. .4rthu,- Clarke P. NJ. Morrison's Bluff. Col L.. N. Clarke, do. do. .Mark B ean, Crawford county. 17ton,as Hubbard, Hampstead county Col. John Clark, Sevier county, T. Fngrelty, Arkansas county, IT. [. Biscoe, Phillips county ,r5hn T. Foster, P. M. St. Francis county. George r. Laaoton, Miller county.
 Wm. D. Ferguson, P. M. Greenock, Crttenden co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-02
VOL. H..
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 TERMS.

THE ADVOCATE E Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNEs@ pay, AT THREE DOLLARS PER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, FOUR DOLLARS, NOT PAID UNTIL THE END OF THE YEAR.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-02
LITTLE ROCK, \. IT. wEDNEsDAY MARCH . lssl.

sixty bushels of salt, under the same treaty one
 thousand five hundred and twenty dollars;
 For the payment of the permanent and limited
 annuties provided for by the second article of the September, one thousand eight hundred and twen-
 ty-eight annually the sum of three thousand dol larsi
 For tobncco, iron, steel education, annuity to
 the principal chief and employment of laborers by
 same article, one thousand nine hundred and sixty idoilafss
 l For payment of permanent annuity under the 1 fourth article of the treaty with the Miamies of the twenty-thlrd of October, one thousand eight
 hundred and twenty-six, twenty-five thousand dol liars;
 l For iron, steel, tobacco, and laborers by same Iartele, one thousand one hundred dollars; 1 For support of the poor and nirm, and for edu- cation under the sixth article of said treaty, two thousand dollars.
 APPROVED, January l3, 1891. [3.l AN ACT for the benefit of schools in Lawrence county, Mississippi. Be u enacted 6y the Seante and House Of Repye- seatatipes ef The United states of America ia Con- gYeSs assembled That one section of the public
 lands subject to private entry and sale in the State of Mississippi be located for the and benefit of schools ie Lawrence county, in said State in lieu of the sixteenth section sold and patented to Will Whitehead.
 SECTION ,. ind be it further eaaefsd, That any person appointed by order of the Probate Court in and for the county of Lawrence be- and he is here by authorized to locate the quantity of land named Tn this act, for the purpose above named. APPROVED, January E, 1881. [4.] AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled ss An act to pro- vide for paying to the States of Missouri Missis- sippi and Alabama, three per censum of the nett proceeds arising from the sale of the public lands
 within the same" Be t enacted by he Senate and House Of Repre- seatatioes of tte United States of America in Con- gross assembled, That so much of act, entitled An act to provide for paying to the States of Mis- sour, Mississippi, and Alabama, three per centum Of the nett proceeds arising from the sale of the of May, eighteen hundred and twenty two, as re- quires an annual account of the application of the said three per centuFr, to be transmitted to the Secretary ofthe Treasury, be, and the is here by repealed.
 AppRovEp January lo, le3I f6.]
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-02
WAR DEPARTMENT,
 Washington, Mou. r, lS30. PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND REGULA-

Washington, .Nou. r, 1S30. PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND REGULA-
 TON. YTyIiE many impostions which are attempted in H relation to Pensions and Bounty Land Claims, has used the Department of War to establish a regulation, which declares that no attention will, in future be given to applications from persons who act as Agents, unless they are known at the Department, are youched for as respectable per sons by who IS known. Notice of this regulation Is hereby given; and that all may be informed thereof, it is requested that publishers of the laws of the United States, the respective States, will insert the same, the front page of their respective papers, for three months.
 By order of the Secretary of War:
 ]. L. EDWARDS,
 First Clerk, Pension Office.
 WILLIAM GORDON,
 Frst Clerk, Boanty Land Office Nov. 1e, 1890. l3w44
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-02

AN ACT to change the time of holding the rule
 term of the circuit court for the district of est
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-02

For tobncco, iron, steel, education, annuity t, the principal chief and employment of oflaborers b, same article, one thousand nine hundred and sixt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27
May 81.

8fDUCAIlON.-The subscriber vii tenove hi.
~ sshroi on the An of January next 10 Hi ko,y
Meek SCHOOL, ouss, in as hea,by situation a. sny Il,
Tue lower country, about l6 miles above WILLIAMSBURG
the course OF instruction will embrace the English
Latin and Greek languages, Euclid's Elements, Geo
graphy, History, and Arithmetic, accompanied with
other minor branches Particular attention shall be
paid to the morals and habits OF the youth to
his care. For further informal lion, reference may be
bad to Dr. NJ 5. Warren with whom the subscriber has
lived and taught school for three years, and 10 D.
Brown, Robert Saunders, jr. Washington Cowies and
WIN. kusk who for the last two years have examined
the progress of his scholars the mode of
lhe subscriber takes this opportunity OF rendering his
grateful acknowledgements for the patronage with which
the public has highly favored him, and hopes by con-
nued application and unremitting attention. 10 give en-
TIRE satisfaction Board can be had at Mr. A. Lindse VS.
ABOUT halt mile from the schoolhouse, for 500 per
session oil ten months, where the pupils will be under
his personal care a public examination will be held
preceding the VACATION which will take place dur ing the
months of August and September. FERNS, SOS for
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, and 500 for ali other
brancbes-payable at the end of the year All comma.
ncatons addressed TO the subscriber must be
10 Williamsburg G. w TRIJEBE.RT
~ Books and stationery furnished at cost.
Sept. l6. 37-wAw
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Sept. -.

II N CHANCERY.-Ai Couri OF QUARTERLY Sc.
Nh ,ons held Tor Louiss eounty, al tho Court house
on Monday, Augu't the 9Th, 1881:
Koleri Dalton, sdmiEiStra'or OF Peter C.awforI. de
S'ases' P!f
~ zsbe'h Crawford, widow, and Eiz, Crawford.
feter crawford, B.vsrly Crawford, Warrington C ay.
iorc, k Oh Crsw'0fd and Wr. Graz ford shildrs N
Pe'er Crawford deceased; and William Dekersop Pc
Dickeison, Elizabeth eksrsop, Richard Dfeks rson
J'ms' D'ekerson, Martha D.ckerson, Sarah ID tkeT.
son' and John DWksrsoD, children Of Patsy Dtker.
son. des,d who wss Palsy Crawford, another cLrd OF
we sac Peer Cfswod, deed - bo died 10 III he
"n ns, OF ne Peter CEswfTd, ID fs.
lbs day esme the plAinuf by bis attorney and 6Isd
ms b'i aud IN. deisndsnis, Beverly Crawford Wast
ingioo Crawford, William Crawford William Decker
son, Peter Dekersor, Elizabeth Diekets4n, R,chay5
DIckefsoc James Dckefeou, Martha Diskefson 8, rab
DlcEer'en, ard John ckerson, not HAVING entered
'h'ir appearance and given security according 10 Isw
ana ihe rules Of ibis Cour', AID sppss ring 10 n
ssn'scion of his Court that they arc no uhsbilsn,s
OF us S's'ei Do The motion Of the pIsin,id bv M,
CounseI,is ordered that he ,sid last named dsler
1sn" 90 spPeaf here The 6rst day If November
Cour' next and answer tie bill Of the plss,in and
'ba Asopy OF This order DO iosib with inserted in Sore
pewsPipef published n The CITY OF Richmond f,s two
mop,hs sueeesvtly, and posted lh- front dor ol
me Ooof'.h use Of this county rome Court day.
Copy. Tesfe.
:. JOHN HUNTER, c. J. G
crF'' i't 96-vSes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27
HAMPDEN SYDNEY COIJ.EGE

hAmFDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE,
ME semi-annual examination of this Institution
"a will commence the 23d inst. and close on the
2Uh The commencement will take place on Wednes-
day the 18th The anniversaries OF the Literary Socie
lies VIII be celebrated on Thursday the goth.
PETER McVlCCAR, Sec'y ofthe FdcuIfu.
Sept. 13. 86-w,IstOS
7 he next session at Hampden Sydney College will
commence on the LIST November. The expenses for
lees TO Professors board and servants
dance for the winter session of six months amount 10
S19 76fo the summer session of four months S53 25
The Faculty and the subjects taught, are as follows:
j.; Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Mental and Moral
Phllosophy-by jonathan r. Cushing, President and
Professor. ~
2 Mathematics by Peter McViccar, Professor
day, Professor.
a. A., Rhetoric, History stc.--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
me College edice will be completed for the reception
oil students by the LIST N November.
VIM. S. MORTON
SecTy Of the Board of Trustees
SeP, To- 36-wtlstN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

IN virtue OF authority delivered from the lac, Ill
u and testament Of tie late JAMES GovAN, we as
us Executors therein named, will proceed TO sell
by rube auction, on Wednesdsy, tbs iwen eighth
oil September, one other tract or parcel of land in
he County OF King Queen, on the Maispzpy river
sailed kicobcc, which contains 500 acres This il
COED piana,ion, eud has IL the necessary building
ior me accommodation proprietor. One-four,h Of the
purchase money will be reqpir to be paid down-ho
oasrco in three equal In msnts 10 he ear
ed az above mentioned.
A'sc, on MONDAY. the I0h Jay of October nex,. wa
shsi eh.r Tor gale TArwoot tract land in Hspoyer
coln'y or miles from Powhi,e, on ih. road Ieadiny
20 New Kent and containing BAT asres This trax has
on II some OF the hnes, building timber whish il Judi
rausly managed, would stundantly nav for m land
Terms one-ionr,h, in hard, the balance in two equal
annual instruments, 10 be secuted ss aforesaid S,le bv
public auction on ~ premises -
Arc on the l5h day If November next will, he sC-
Tered Tor sale, by public auction on the premises tbat
vusoe estate Pcwhi!e, the late residence OF our tes
atof tustad IN agreeable Eeis bbouthood NO, mora
han eight miles from Richmond Ii consist, of Ihs
acres OF which between i've and six hundred ara frat
r' Chiekahominy mud land; large portion of s,h oh
sTecaimed and 10 cultivation. The high land Ia yerv
sood sunsieniIy imbered and lies we'll Tie mptove.
mems somprize large and comrnodi,us DIV. ling
tou's, essen.ve barns and oher out houses with ali
tne Necessary ep.endsges TO desirable homestead
ms estate will be sold on hs following conditions. ons
oui'h oil the pursbsse money 10 be paid Down IN, ba
lance ~ three equal yearly Fsymenis to be secured az
snoVsmshtoned. crop OF wheat will he seeded on
'ue ianu and possession given tho Ist Of January
aex az also vi Abe o'her places will be ,old .rt;,s
or diVded, TO suit Should either of hs
lesgna'sd days OF saie prove unh, the sales will take
eHst the hist succeeding fair DAYS respectiyeIv IN,
Ia resergink 10 ihemse Ives bid in syerv
JAMES GOVAN, Ex,r Of
EDWIN GOvAN, Jas. ca.
ARCHIBALD GovAN, van de..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

From IN. nsishnisn's Mng.rn
CHANGE swEErEtH OVER ALL.
WILLIAM MorHERwELL.
Change swespeth over alt
tn showers leaves fall
From the tall forest tree
On to the
Majestic rivers roll
II - their goal.
Each speeds to perish in man. simple seoming-
Each disappears;
One common end o'c,iskes ifs's ido dreaming
Dust, Darkness, Tears.
Day hurrics TO IL. close;
The sun that
n miracle OF light,
Is captive to Night;
The skirt of one vast pal
Ocrshadows all
von ornamental cresset lights forth shining
Heavens highest horn,
Droop their thrones aud like pa,o sririts pininv
Vanish with morn
Der cities of old DAYS
Dumb creatures gaze
Palace aud ~ ramd,
In dust are hid
Yea tho sky-searchng tower
Stands but ITS hour
Oceans their wide stretched beds shifting;
Sea turns To shore
Aud stars and systems thro dread space arc drifting
To shine more.
THOR names dio, who fra, smo,s
Nations remote,
win panic fear, or wrong;
Heroic Song
Gtepplcs with time in vain;
On To the maH
off orgctfulness for ever rolling,
Earth bubbles burst;
Time oor the wreck of ages stern v tolliug
His last AID worst.
The world waxe,h old,
Heaven dull and cold
Nothing lacketh close
Save human
Yet they, too, have and cnd,-
Death - friend:
Doomed for a while his hear, must 20 on brenkinp
Day after day;
But Light, Love, Life, all--alt at last forsaking
tlay casppth clay