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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

ANChSTER, DENLY, s. Co.. e.ioneers and
- Commission Merchants, offer for sale,
zoV bhds 81. Crox, Porto Rico and leans Sugars
40 boxes and bbls. double and single steam loaf do
iooo osgs Havana, Porto Rico, Lasura, St. DUNN 20
audi Java Coffee
d i0o packages gun powder and in psrial Teas
1000 sacks Liverpool FLIED Salt
So hhds., aud 90 bbls. Orleans aud English I,land
100 kegs cut uaiIs assorted
500 bags shot
4Pipes superior Cognac andy
8 do Holland G
10 bids. Jamaica Rum
20 do. N. England do.
10 do. and so bbls. Whskey
~ pPes halt do 20 q. casks 20 BALI d. superior
oid Madeira Wine, warranted pure
bali fc and 10 or. sasks Port
20 qr. and SO hall Or. sasts Mdrseiiles Madeira
so Or. casks sweet Malaga
Fine Old Sherry and NJ ,ieira in caes
20 hampers Champaign
so eases Claret
10 do. Museat
25 bags and bbIs. Pinento
so do. Pepper
20 bakets Salad OIL
80 bbls Tanners do
s. casks summer do.
geo halt boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by IL Window Glass
30 boxes Cheese
rs Spermaceti candles
100 do TalIow %
so do Soap
10 tierces Rice
sasks fret quality Unbro Nader
A constant supply Of Hacks }
Roal Havana ; SEGARS
Common
August 10. 29--l0i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

- iof Al RlCHNOND!-The subscribers beg
leave TO inform their friends, that thew have
oeeeo themselves with an extensive Hat Mandatory
Nv 'ne Guy oil NV York, ard are prepared 10 pu,
up hats OF slnos every description al as low NJ ice.
as any 'enjers In the northern cites Merchants
oouoa 10 the north are respectfully invited TO call and
examine for Themselves, before wing in THAR oJ.
RAYMOND & BROTHERS.
N b. We will keeo Largo supply of Cap, of our
own manufacture, which will be sold low. II &B
A"sos' H. 29-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

1The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally an
price, the saee herctofse Five Dollars annum payable
sovlnce Notos OF Chartered banks onyj
oocved IN payment Tho Editors will safety
thom by msithc postage OF all letters paid BY the
No paper WILDE at tho discretion of
1aitorsl until all arrearages have been paid sp. = -
w,ii sSa.antee tho payment OF nine papers
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Onesquare, OR LESS-Ft insertion 75ccntseach
unuance, SO ccnts. ~ '~o~-
s'Nc advertisement until paid
eesened BY some person in this city, its
CHANCERY.-Ai a c .uri held tor M.ckIer :
- burg County, at the court.hou.e, on the 20,h day
Of June, 1884,
deed. PGg '"'
against
Drury ono Daft
The defendant not having entered his appearance
Sordng to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court and appearing to The satifac,ion of the court
tna' ne Is not an inhabiapt Of this States On motion OF
he plaintiff by his Attorney, Is ordered tha, the said
defendant do appear hers The LIST day Of mber
court nett, and enter hIs appearance and answer the
platinum. BILL and that copy Of this order be inserted
10 one OF the newsra printed in the Town of Pc
sersburg or City OF Richmond, for eight week, suc-
sesssveiy, and posted at the front door OF the court
mouse Of sad county, Copy. Tes,e,
WM. G. BAPTIST, d. C.
lS"iy 1. l5-wSw*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26


UAQUELIN p. TAYLOR will receive by the ships
- Julian, Anacreon and other opportunities, from Lon
don and Liverpool direct James River large supply
oil iaii and winter goods which having been selected
with great care for the Richmond trade he will be pre-
pared 10 sell on such favorable conditions that he in
es purchasers to his stock in the hope of being able
10 furnish them on good terms they be can had In
this country. "
In his assortment will be found
White grey and MKT napt cottons
Mkt, grey, blue, green and red plains
Rose, point, stped duffn aud army blankets
Drab and olive fearnoughts and 1usbings
White, red, green, yellow, and black flannels
Green and red bookings and baizes
D'be mied drab, mkt and other cloths
blue black olive, brown and mulberry cloth,
~ DO blue, black, drab and MKT cassiIneres
naehcia, swansdown toilanet, and velvet vestings
Domoazets, marino carcassians and rattinets
crimson, lemon and blue rich moreen and jamask
Caiicoes, ginghams, cambricks aud jackonets
Worsted, lambs wool, cotton aud silk hosiery
oznaburgs, ticklenburgs and burlaps
irish linens lawns, sheetings and diapers
on consignment, 20 bales Scotch Venetian. Kidder-
minister, double Ply and Brussels carpetngs and
which he is authorized to sell low as in any market
in the United States
august 0. 25-wtSI5h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

I'D HOUSTON, DENrIsr, will be 10 Charlottesville
. on ihe 10Th lost, ADD remain a few days snly
August 12. N-2;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-26

iA1ES The western route, running on the south
~ side OF James river TO Lynchburg, leaves Rich.
mond every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a, s
CLOCK a. M and arrivesat Lynchburg the mex, days
by VIM Smhh) direct to the White Sulphur Springs,
whers Porter Be!den's line TO G.yaudote 10 inter
seated. branch from the limo above Lyuebburg
drops into the Tennessee route a, Salem. Va.
AT Riines, in Cumberland county, the Richmond
route Inersecis the Southern line from
oy HsrsrsVi'e 70 Georgia. which Passes Hampden Sid
ney College. The bes Troy Coaches and good teams
are on " oe, with skiIiu sober, and attentive dr-
vsr. The travel performed ,hrou ghout the SPRING
~ dav light. Fare from Richmond 20 the White Sui
ptur, SIG For seats, apply a, the Bi OF the Uuian
Hotel. Richmond.
O'Ad baggage, whether belonging TO passengers
VI eh' ny he stage al The risk OF the thereof
PATTERSON,
July 80 asNs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03
UNITED STATES LAWS.
(BY AUTHcRITY.)
IPuBLIc--No. IL

AN ACT TO change the time Of holding
the rule term of the circuit court for the
district Of West Tennessee.
BE II enaeied by the Senate and House q
Representatives nfihe United .Statss Of A
meriea in Congress assembled. That it
shall be the duty Of the District Judge Of
Tennessee 10 hold term Of the circuit
court at Nashville, for the district Of West
Tennessee, on the first Monday in March,
in each year, who shall have power to
make all necessary rules and orders touch
ing any suit, action, appeal. writ or error,
process, pleadings, or proceedings, that
may be pending in said circuit court, or
that may have issued returnable to the
circui, court to be holden on the first Mon.
day in September next, preparatory to the
hearing, trial or decision Of such action,
suit, appeal, writ Of error, process, plead.
ings or proceedings; and all writs and pro.
cess may hereafter be returnable to the
said courts to be holden on the first Mon.
day in March, in the same manner as TO
the sessions Of the circuit courts directed
by law to be held at Nashville on the first
Monday in September Of each year; and
the writs and other process returnablc II
the said circuit court on the first Monday
in September, may bear date on The first
Monday in March. l,
SEC. 2. find be II further enacted, That
the said District Judge shall have the pow
er to adjourn from day TO day, or to any
other period Of time, more than three
months before the September term of said
court; Proridsd, That no 6nal judgment be
rendered at said term to be held oy the
District Judge, except BY the consent Of
both parties.
ANDREW SrEvENsoN,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
JoHN T.. CALHOUN,
| President Of the Senate.
ArPRovEp. 18th January, 1891.
| ANDREW JACKSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03
TPuBLic-No. 81


AN ACT to amend an act, entitled "Ap
act to provide for paying to the State Of
Illinois three per centum of. the nett
proceeds arising from the sale Of the
public lands within the same"
/ Bed enacted ty the Senate and House Of
Representatives. cfthe United States Of T.
merica in Congress ASSEMBLED That so
much Of the act, entitled "An act TO pro.
vide for paying 10 the State Of Illinois
three per centum ofthe nsw proceeds aris.
ing from the sale ofthe public lsnde within
the same" approved the twelfth of Deccm-
Der. eighteen bundred and twenty, % re.
quires an annual account ofthe application,
by the said State, Of the said three per
centum to be transmitted to the Secretary
Of the Treasury, be, and the same is here
by repealed.
AprRovEp. 18Th January, 1881.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

The University of Philadelphia con-
iains 774 students from different parts
of the United States. 4lO arc in the
medical department.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03
VEGETABLE LITHONTRIP-
TIC SPECIFIC SOLVENT
WIDER
POWDER.

THIS preparation is powerful remedy
Il for the GRAVEL, and lis kindred CON.
plants: il diesolves tie stones into such mi.
mute particles. that from soreness Of The
kidnies, chronic infamaticn in the urinary
organs, difficulty Of micturation, bloody
water, strangusry and every species ,ef
Gravel or stone in the bladder, this 10 Offer.
ed as certain cure:-the same good ef.
feet has resulted from its use in eases OF
Dropsy. as Of the Gravel. Physicians whe
have Witnessed its good effects, decidedly
give 1t their spprobation.1
NEW cERrlY1cArEs.
This may certify that !, David KimbsIl
of Pembroke, ", II. having hcen sfylic1ed
for some time past with complaint Of The
Kidnies, frequent discharges ofbloody We
ter, aud exercised with some pain; and
having made use Of different kinds Of med.
icinc, and finding no reIief,I was induced
to make trial Of the Vegetable Lithontrrie
and Solvent Powders; from the use Of this
medicine ] have received the uoet sslussry
relief After using about hslfa Bottle and
Powders, have not been troubled with suy
of tho aforesaid complaints. 1ti, .
rss 1 DAVID KIMBALL.
Pembroke. N. II. Dec. 26th, 1893.
The subscriber within two years pest
hes been three times severely attacked
with tho Gravel, but never until the lase
has he made use Of the Li,hontripGc. He
commenced with The ususl doso, vepssss1
every eight hours; after the sxpirtion %
the third he vcidcd large quantity ofbl0ed
and gravel. which sGorded immediate re-
lief, and has not been troubled 9TH ~
complaint since. John ROBINSON. 4
Bellows Falls, VI. Oct. a. leo6.
The above medicine 10 cold st Ne siko
OF the GOOD SAMARITAN, three doSos.
soaih Of Market Square, shd a. 8. WIN,
SONS coynsr Of &tsvsas' whsd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

The ANNEXED is copied from Hoods Cosr'c
Annual, and may be considered ssPscimsn of
thst very popular publication. II rs one OF
those odd things which al may road without
condemning.
SPECIMEN OF MR.. HooD's COMIC
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03


FRENCH AND ENGLISH.
nCocd Heavens! Why. eusn the liftI
hiIdren in France speak French" ADDISON
Never 70 To France.
Unless You know tho lingo,
lfyou do, like me
You will repent, by jingo.
Staring like fool,
And silent as mummy,
Theyo stood alone, sI
A nation with dummy n, 49, -,.,,
Choiscs stand for chairs,
They chris,en letters BIrLrEs,
They call their mothers MARES,
And all their daughters riLLrEs.
Strangs Il was TO hear,
I'll tell ybr whats good'un,
They call their leather aUERR.
Aud half their shoes are wooden.
a Signs had to make
For every little notion,
Limbs all going like
Atclegrsph in motion.
For wine reeicd about,
To show my meaning fully,
, Aad made a pair Of horns,
To AJAX for 'besf and bully
Moo I cried for milk;
got my sweet things snugger;
When kissed Jeanette,
Twas understood for sugar,
Ill wanted bread,
My Jaw ! set a-going,
And asked for now laid eggs,
BY clapping hands and growing!
III wished a ride,
I'll tell you how got it
On my stick astride,
! made believe to trot II.
Then their cash was strange,
II borod me every minute,
Now heres HOG TO change,
How many sows are in IL!
Mover 60 10 Tranes.
Unless you know the lingoi
you do, like me
You will repent, by jingo.
Staring like fool,
And silent as mummy,
There / stood alone,
A nation with dummy!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

rise in another full freighted with ell the
treasures of the deep. So, sir, with your
scteran speech nRker--this i'll fated exor.
dunn may, after some four, FIVE or six weeks
Of severe labor, appear in all the amplitude
ofs pamphlet corrected and revised by
the author. And, sir, il might happen
that this same pamphlet may contain de-
liberate. calumnious and malicious libel
upon some prominent member ofthis House
perhaps, my honorable and distinguish
ed friend from South Caro,ins. And. sir,
We might find gentleman ofsuch refined
dslicscy- and Of so nice sense of manly
honor, ss TO convey 70 my honorable friend,
copy Of this same pamphlet with its ma.
llicious Ebel, through the medium OF the
| Post Office. with the most respectful com
| plimsnts Of the author Now, sir, I should
regret to imagine It possible that this dig
niiied assembly should ever be disgraced
by the presence Of any such refined cslum.
niaior. Should il, however, ever happen
I am sure the gentleman from Rhode Is.
land would lament with me to see my hon.
orable friend from South Carolina driven
70 the hard necessity ofgrsppIing with tho
miserable author ofsueh an exordium pam.
piict and calumuy.
But. Mr.. Speaker, our most painful duty
in these our parliamentary wars is 10 en-.
couater age. Not. sir, the venerable sage
Who appears among Us 10 instruct us with
his counseis and HE cxperience---to ian
prove our manners by setting Us gentle
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-03-03

SPECIMEN OF MN. uooD SS"sS
ANNUAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05
WDNtM STHoe

- From tho Woodstock SentiaeL
we are glad to perceive that neghbors OF Frede-
upon the subject Of internal Improvement A meeting
Is proposed 10 be held in Cbaresown to take into con-
sheraton the exPediency Of canang the Shenandoah
ana 10 devise ways and means OF carrying the proie
INTO enec No section Of the valley can be more deem
" interested IN the success Of such an undertaking.
Than the counties of Shenandoah and Rockingham and
we hope they will the proprey of appointing dele
gates TO represent their interests the proposed Charles
lown meeting. The following remarks in reference to
THIS subject are from the Winchester virginan:
CANALLING THE SHENANDOAH - are Glad IN
see that the proposition preached few weeks ago bv
writer in this paper, TO construct canal along the mar
gin Of the Shenandoah, Is beginning command
uon writer in the Charlesown Free Press whose
communication we have transferred TO our first mage
presses the importance OF the work on the peope of
Jefferson, and invites meeting be held on the rst
Gay OF her next superior court take the subject into
consideration and TO devise ways and for its ex-
scuuon We should like to know what our friends I'm
he valley think OF the scheme, and how far thu v
woud be disposed to go in forwarding IT, IL is certain
" an object OF incalcgla 10 importance To them and n
they could be induced to engage IN in good
we should not despair Of seeing the abundant prodc
tons Of our fertile Valley conveyed to narke, in r. "
years on the bosom of the Shenandoah canal IL oo,
neghbors OF Shenandoah, Rockingham and Augusta
concur with US in our view OF the immense benefits
which How from the completion Of such a work. VIC
nope they will evince their sense of It's importance bv
'Kng the subject into serious consideration, and a.
u0pung some measures 10 facilitate It's accomplishment
WfNcHEsTER, Jan. 62, 1881 = canarine The s6,n
a"dooh-We have the pleasure to-day Of pre,en,ins
70 our rssdersa highly Inteees log letter from the on
ohnss fen'on Mercer, President Of the Chesspss AZ,
pa ONO Canu' Company, 70 james NJ Hi,e. r. a. o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05

is county, 90 ne sutjset of the contemplated cana,
through the Valley 81 the Shsuande IN.
Mr.. MsrceIs intimate knowledge Of the topo~ ,.ohv
OF the country through which Il 10 proposed 10 con-
suuct this work. taken 10 connection with the fact ,h.
ne has Tor many years past directed much Of hi.
tion to the subject Of internal his
oP'oion-whieh l, highly encouraging 10 the friend.
Of the Canal-to great weight.
Our Jefferson neighbours who, by reason Of ,heir
greater proximity to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and the Ran Road are les, interested In the suec.
o. the pr j'c'ed Improvement than are have
.neiess been the first to break ground In its
ihey have held meeting, which we understand W. A,
attended by many OF their moot wealthy and eulxht.n
eP aud enterpsng cuz-ns, At which resolutions wer.
adopted apo Ing q committee to memoralixs this
Legislature. and to invite the cooperation Of the othe,
counties OF the Valley. interested in the work.
meeting OF the peop" OF ihi. county l. proposed
TO be held at ouf February Court ION MONDAY week.
which II IL to be hoped will DO well attended. Tn.
MEASURE has many warm and wealthy friends among us
who will subscribe literally 10 the stock. We have
heard one gentlsman-not more interested than many
o. nj. sxhoors-say, that he would himself
$4,000 rather than 1t should fall through,
piryi,,idn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05


.ihe lohoWing extracts IRON opinion Of the Sa
preme Cour' OF the UGiled aiss, Ecred by Chief
justice sr bali, show tie relation which tbs indians
settled in the boundaries Of the various ates bear 10
those ates, and utterly destroy the lAneiful notion
mat the Indian tribes living 10 Gsofgis Maine
ohusstt', or any ohsr State, lspeo len povsrs
Extracts from Jadge yNdtsholPs opinion.
'" GA the discovery OF this immense continent, ia o
great nations Of EIrpe, were eager TO arp opi ts IN
themselves so much OF T., as they could respectively
acquire Its vast extent offered ample g. cid 10 the
ambition AID enterprise Of all and the character and
Iengon OF is Inhabitants sfIoroeJ ology for con.
mem as people, over whom the sure gs-
nius OF Europe might claim an sscendsncv The no.
trnste' OF the old world, found TO difficulty In cen.
vneiDg themselves, that they made smve compensa-
them civilization AID christianity 10 exchange nm.
limited ind prudence But, they were ali n, pursui,
81 nsary The same sct, II was heressary In order IN
HYoid coie'tng Sen'imen, and Guent war OVi,h
"seh o'hers TO establish principle, which al shonld
sekD0wiedge as the law ny which Tie right Of seoni.
'Piot wbi,h they all assI,ed, shouId be regulas3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05

HtDoCAIloN.-My school will be continued The
NJ ensuing year. My course of instruction will
Grammar, English Composition, Geography. with The
use Of Maps and Globes, Mathematics aud Arithmetic.
ne school will commence on Monday the 24Ih Of Jan
Der following. There will be a vacation Of fou, ,yssI.
commencing on the 10th day OF June. The charge
LOT ooaru tniton washing. lodging and fuel will be
one hunnfed and ten dollars, payable half on the
let day OF June, 1884, and The othsr half on ,b l., -,
December following. Wv ~ ~
Inc discipline OF the school will be parental and a,
uc" care and kindness will be extended to boys con-
ndea 10 my instruction, as to my ctsi Irep.
my re.idence Is remote from the haunts of vice and
immortality and remarkably healthy 1t is situated in
,ne county Of Louisa 35 miles from Richmond and the
fredericksburg to Gainesville passes by nv resdeuce
ana That from Richmond to Hsrrsonburg within a
short distance OF it, ""'"
heueIs 10 me, should be directed to "Gardper's ~
Roads, LOUISE" WM NFI SON in,
Nov. g. 70 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05

ihorSA.In ohsneeiy.-HslsI County July Court 1880
Tfsr, Brooks, ~ pI,;n,iT Wv
Aysind "'
OF Dixie w. Roulsu, dee nsf.nd.,,.
that the plaintiff nah ths
oIsw y who not an inhsbsot Of thi, The mode
ny Jaw and he failing 10 the pI.inGs
MN tken Tor eonleed On confederation whereof the count doth
soJuug ordef and doee that commissioner Easily do lake an e
count between the psnn nd the defendant
$50 between the said Bsdae Cfswley W. dec
Nhoh 'o counts The aforesaid directed To .e
and report TO The court with suy specially sisted deemed
pstnent ~ hu'e OF required BY the pate. stated and
thf court IN further order hst JChu Wimbb do r,nds,
eeeYum OF INSTRUMENTATION Of the Of before ,hs
'u m'iOnsr who directed 10 report fbs
same with matter specially sisted deemed by b;'sIf
OF required by the Psrts, 10 be . stated. ~
COPY -rtde,
a., sAML WILLIAMS, Clerk
Ihe Psftes intered will please take notise that hte
me lsh dsy Arf neSt 10 tske the etted in he
sous order Of court st HslI Courthouse which day thew s
nation snd settlement. 10y W 'AA"'-
Jan TO- 7s-wsw THos EASILY Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05
"WAsHINeroN January 2,

ASHiNGTON, January ~
GU may have observed that the question on reduc-
ing me sugar duty will be discussed on Monday. Its
a'e ms session is uncertain, though entertain some
nope, na' oil may P'ss reducing the duty to one and
nan cents per pound and not less. IL NAV create
some surprise among the people, that after reducing
the duty on tea, cof,e and cocoa we should sop a,
an article the least OF all to bs dispensed With:
nu Tue hesancy does sric from any doubts az TO-
expectancy OF the measure, but rather from apprs-
menons mat 1t may derange the tariff system aud ope
.h 10 innovations points which friends OF the
.ah cannot eonsenta present to discuss You
.ost almost every journal hostile the admin
'smsuon unite, as fby concert In the cry that the
I'M - 10 dans'r Now, am moderate tariff nsp, a,
you kno" that is will not relax single paint of pro.
'ochon admitted to be du. to American ind 1siry but
must also admit that Il 9 tariff is in danger In
danger IRON the pernacious adherence Of il, friends
on Improper points. II pull this cord too tightly II
w'Ii break, and the whole system will go-we must
yield on points Of nscessity-we mua reduce the du-
~ on articles which The p,or cannot dispense with or
else we shall hnd ourselves weaker and weaker
year. aud, bnsy, we sbaI be abandoned on points o.
vi,si Importance. Our government 10 one Of compro
mise OF mutual forbearsnee and mutual pso,ecion
ann much danger Is 70 be spprebend-d from our call.
ing every question bearing on the tariff
I'M " (1ou, a E..o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Present, the whole Cour,

"WEDNESDAY, January &c; 1891
NO. IA John Backhouses adm or &. nj ,Io;n.
fiBs ps. James Hunters adn'or g. al ON c.r,6.
cafe OF vion in opoion Of the JUICES Of the rcmi,
Court Of The United stes. for the Eastern Di.,ict II
snsinis: Mr. Justice AfcLan delivered the opinion
VI s Court ordering II TO he certified 10 the said Cir.
cur COST that the payment of $23 1922 56 should b.
uednced rateab'y rom each OF the fuads in tn hand
o. rHto1, at the time the decree Of l2fh June, 1920
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-05
q Mueh rrr nrMAiSs us,vse."
From the New Monthly Mssarine.
A THOUGHT Of PARADISE.

A ruorcnr or PARAnlsp
81
A,I,a W. we nc, teesm I.s. o1s wna. we give,
nnd 10 our hie alone does nature hvei
oush hef weduinY-gMmeo', ours her shrvud'
nnu " ,n w. sosa oenoo o, higher ~9'"
10 the moo, l,v.I... 90, s'S,.. $3.50
AL from ,h. so,,i ,,.l,s ....s ,-.,,s Err
Iyht n ,lo,y /. ~, ,,,";aan. .,o,,J
Env.Ionns, ~ s.,h N''' e''''
And f,s,, III. so,,i i..,s ,., ,..,......,
A sweet and no,.n, v".e NJ n. a ,,n hi,'h
OF all sweet sounds the life aud element Corn
Gree, .po, of holy ,,oo,d,
IL thou could., We, be found
Far in deem woo,I, will all ,hy ,.,,, s.,....
III moi ops ,ulI,i,, heath '' "'"'''i
or time or ebsry, q, d.a,h