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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-26
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q Wr'uc oil Decree OF the Cissus gu
( - pe'inr Cur e Law and ,:harcery rur tbs.
I county at ll"nrcn, IN 'he case uf ,rics az
r'"'"' 81 III proh"unC, go s.r :A;ih - cr.s he
'''''--tA" SntScrterS wii. sci w pualic ave
t,oh' 7" Inc highest b'GGc,. Il; !i.;,.r. Court
'ic""". "n i"nsdiy, Ne as, "a, VI yaru.ry
"SA'' lie 'tac' u i.a'! "a vii II ,l. Court
'i"u'r ;i0i;Gi, Kept ;i" !uil - iu'l ..>ss..
MN we ie:crns and Mi "'h-r houses, upon tho
'"iln"ng icrmS,t wI.:S !:.It to he ,.iI II III,
az" credit "i : rpyuhs fran IL. "a, 81 sale
- 10 Inc rcs'dra .; tie rur' hasg moi.ey, tna
i""rhaNcl giving b~nG mri s,cur.ty :or The
credit pr. a'cn, n'; IL. l,: y, - &c; ancd unit!
ne purchase n.cney Is paid.
sc Subscribers are lasiitcf m SAVING thar
It Is rs valuable property. !Ir its oX;cntl as any
N'ch LA. been edrfca or sale in Ti-ylnio ,fot
some tiine, or Will De- 4gaii u;tc',i. The tract
ai"a abou' 00 acres (, iaud, Il large por.
nan "a! WHICH = AT land an1 very coed, and
iIta on 1nib s,cg ui the ..ia:n gage teak on tao
;,"Ith' aud aot twenty miles .r,:., the city @,
Richmond. -
Inc buildings consist ot'wo lafe sSycru icpscs.
neatly n1w, Emai! dwelling house, kitchen
s'""i's, and other customary out houses and
-" store houses Una property las rentc,;
'"r several yeats past ior 5000 per annuin, uaill
III" last year, wien 1t rrni"d und.y dlSadvap;e-
"cous chcums'ancra for $3.50; ana; IN he haa.,
81 i J3d!ci"ns manager, II woui9 20 esq # the
"Hst valuable tavera stands III Virginia Tia
"vcin !ouse :; az insured. Mir. Sutton, en- tho
premises, wi: slew he I..-pc.:s 20 any G;aposei
to examine 1t. =
JAMES II. SUTTON.
THOMAS PRICE u, :pH'A"'i<siohcrs>
dec 23---'ds
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iheF will lo.'c behind them no prayers for III,
ii. " 'ir&ina--hnt hcCsttelt aud decp.ionsd
~ i1'.'hs ON government which woiN have
wrcs'cd irori them Tho .,rd oar,;.:". Of ho.
hfst labour, and m,.ia thcm lerrcrS They
WE ie"rc behind them, moreover, Il deserted
az" oeSo!"'. couniry--cf /. may be, should
n.n pron''n'an at slavery braomc general
"'y van leave yea country " rh ti. >u,a,s,I .,ra,,
ta:ill'Ion land ~ hch echo =, iii. vui-,
~ ">'"Nr -rs Thea, nd,.e,l SD. w, ,,r deans oi
@ ~ Ir'"nt facts, a'.d the o tic hc,o,s OF tire ,:,
nc us with all the >olsmte, al readily moutnii tco.ii
"s ., '"' d'r'ie'i glory oil pe,r'r, w..o IN the
cci,'IV "''' ~ ''f'"r ' " WY"
MI Hrraf';'he s'm'len;gm fror, Ahen,arie'he do.
."'' VI '''i 's""--na, ihough, proper desemac ia.
i.c C'hr'"ca'a' oi ,h> schstme, ii,s,h uf .,v.
r' 'his Is s'nou> day; a! dear to the memory ard
:" eItt '"'iiy"i h"c,1m. an! every !ovcr al Z, 'al-
".' ju>'rr a'd r;sh. L. a-.uc.a,in,,> OF
% N ""d "!"d"'crated puiiiy an,, III ,ml.,y.
'.c'eG'"" ;'n.s To The la M, ,rir,, bu gra,.,ud.
p' 'haik >2..ns Sir. II, ,yi;., all II ha.luw
$" at,"c'"'AHs i irc1"cci IN heavens chanc,,v Bat
"" 40 'nc ''h'1'r q! this hJiy, in evil hon, to
c""'c' VIII! MS lsH.y, Il utOi,,ou tf ,lii. unjust, tn,
'' "'"''ir"' i''h uiri$,is s,e. pcrmi, mr. IN the
p' ''c" al any G'li. ni:I payer 10 heaven that
'''Nr recording Aurl, as lac ,yri,. /, down ,y A., ,
tear uln" 1t, a"' bio, tHrYer."
~"'H'N- rns.--
fnt CsNIIrL iI,aAL VI ::i,. !. ,u,li,hrs ia c, .r,
Pay able in nd, atce ~ ~
For adreh.n-7! c-"'s slmse (or less for the FIRST
insertion. i.a 30 texts ng each cnnriua.cv -rhy nus,
heT oi Insertions mast ie Eoicd on the ,,s oib,,nis
the advertisements viii he continued and changed acco,a
in.'y.
PrsGious to ds on,in;iauco OF III, ,ancr eli ,,r,,
aIs !.:us be pad ul Aud r!,o,r wilma ma, wish +, d,
o"o WEI H"'''l TIE Editions that effect NJ !..y,
t "i,' oV''el '!a roTio" expires Tor ;yh;ck ;hry
No'cs Of eha';sre,iFIec;c paving Banks .i
S"'", WI he 'rcc.!ti IN payment lnT .nh,r,m.n 10
the Nhs, hnnG!, N;Sua STATES liant N.nc. ,,o,li
ne rr!yr'' aud re~t eau Le ,,r ,!,,,s,-, n.
!'o.i oh!cc 81 the ri>. !! ,irc a.,,,nrs
All letters ~ te GLAr> ,u.i bs POS, raid or Las VII
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70 THE. PUBLIC.
GE : 'h'Es IhHI hlde'asGH.,

: 8 'lloMAS BALI, r. specially anipunces
e to his friends and the public, lha, having
pur chased tie entire interest OF Mr.. Ishs!n
Puckc,i in the above we'll known establish I..ent.
1t wall IN future b. conducted Ly ..,nsclr To
those unooq"aiiri.d h. would merely STATE. lila;
:hn &c :;ion '!l!s Stand is enc o: tie hest IL Tie
CITY berg CON igu"ns In Tie Capito, aud 10 al
the principal Warehouses.
iicng determined o c"n,luc: il in a s:y!e in:c
rl"r t" none in the City and TN tic NEST rcas, II
able terms, he las prevailed :ls"if v ih active
ana attentive servants; his 'fahi,. will at !
t'in"s be inrn:< wi h every drlicacy that Va,
Ma kct affords, and his Bar stocked with III,
be It Liquors. The Stables attached to the cs
tab :Sliincnt are r%;Cns We and comiortA bic, ant
the Os'lrrS careful and attentive.
The long experience be has Lad in Ibis hus!-
ness, and the satisfaction iba, he flattcrs I.in.sc
has been invariably gwen Ecrcioforc, renders it
unnecessary to make any remarks ~ to qua
liEcatior: suffice it say, that his po rsorai at
lcnioD, III every Instance, Will be entirely 6,,vo.
ted tn thc comforts CT LIS eUca;s ard no c%ci-
iioaS spaced to We general aaIf, cton.
a. Tn or iwcIv" Bnn:d rs by The week.
n:3a:h. o. gear. wIji be iaEnn on Terms as rea-
son"bic as 1T any other liuIsc III the City.
RICnMOND. Jan. 9, I33?.-eo
- The Petersburg Iu;clligenccr will please
publish The above two weeks. and forward their
ACCOUNT TO the Wing Office for cnll"rlirn.
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Es.eHfs Gmrsgcass Scgssa.


'EN!E Subscriber has received supply OF IN
q following Garden Seeds which hc can r,
eou'mspd as fresh and good. all persons wsl
MY 10 oltan such, invited to call at his sor
hctr the ManSion-h oc%e.
CHARLES GODDARD.
Asr,R,Gys
!rrr, Long Blood Early Turnip Blood; Ycllo,
| fnrnp.
nrix., Yellow C Weeks; Small Lima; Early Chi
ma, Ausl.
| Gnoeai, Purple Cape.
CAsnAuh, E,rly York; Early Sugar!oar; Re
! Dutch; Flat Dutch; Great DrumheaG; Large y or
Green tilohc Savoy, Yellow Savoy.
| CARROT. Long Grange; Lemon; Affirm .Slam.
| CEhrsr, White Solid, Rose Co!ored.
! CHESs, Curlcd.
! CrcrGn@R, Early Frame; Long Green.
CWLFi"wER. EARLY.
E>nivE s;rccoxy.
Fec Pi.,Nr Purple.
NAL, Errou i;uSlrd, Scotch.
LErr,tr Early Rose; Hrawn Dutch IL, oss
| Imperial.
MELON, Ct ron cnntclopc.
III ANGK, WURr.EI.
NAsTuErIuM.
0NroN. Red, White rortsgsl; Madoir1.
lAHsSir, Large Dutch.
PARSLEY, Duu5e.
iErrEG, Squash, Cayenne,
fErrEa-GEAss.
PUMrEiy, yellow.
Pas, Early May; Early wcolss; Dwarf june,
liar;ow;a,.
RrrA phuA
SATISFY, or Vegetable Oyster.
SinnIIX Early Bunch.
SPINACH, Round.
TuRNir Different kinds.
,nu - a.wlt
WOUNG LADIES' SnMlNhRY.-V'hc
u, nndarS:unnl en- med = school +, vounu
Ladies, ct Prince Edward Caur.hnu.c. anr, g.
ably TO 81 advcFti$rm"n, in The Richmond Er
Gu r"r ni My. 2td. 1881.
10 aniw"f S"v3rn' enc ::rirS in relation 10
terms -! Board AMI Tai inn in said school. the
t!'i wing may be Goa !-red the established
:rlcc.:
Far Doard and Tuirion. in all}
branches. io.t!,u-c who board $3.50
IN my Family yer year If 10
months.
If only one branc: is studied, the proper dcauc
t"!, Is made
10 those WIN bo1rh or' of my :;
lu;'iiiy, tic charges wi! be, Se5 per wear
Tor IN: ;un IN English.
Do O., ancient and mo- so
GcIn t.auanlg"s, .''0 u"'
DO. ho. Dfawng and Pain, en- H.
ing. CIV a.
Eo: 10. a!u,ic. S,5 do.
And The charge Tor good board
IN lcnteel lmi.ics, in the SOD to SO do
iin"h' due vicinity of III. J
so!oCl is Fem
The nzF s'a!c c. of Misc Man I'D hns bcnu
engage. for the ensuing yrar, who is recon-
mcndtd as teacher uf gica; merit and exp
rcnce, ana "aran:agcn.!Sly known in the coun-
'y 4 No;ioway, cni, who is qualified 10 teach
all branches, pccini'y Muse, Eoiptng aud
Drawing, and the French Language. Fer
course Of studies, &c. and general recommen-
da'ions Of the school, the Enqnirer-uf he ahoye
mcnlNaod da'e, may 3e referred to--aud so.
Presid mt Cn,L.ng, Samuel g Anderson. hcc,
and Rev. Benjamin T.. sS;aunoa, &c Princo 3D.
ward. L. ROOT. Ir.
Jan "a. l332-2aw2wl
SMSEN DOLLARS REM ARD - Lost, or
e stolen. irnm The charlottesville coach, on
ne u" h instant. Il h;r trunk, considerably worn,
and other trunEs winch We aga not able to dc
scribe. The ABOVE reward will be given for
Information where the hnggage hc found, by
T.. PORTER g. co.
j'3 s. itcmomA Stage Ot,icc.
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THE EAGLE IiOvFG

75Shh undersigned has taken Ills Hotel.
e hc c""Tcnicncc Of It's !oc4!:;g, x.:h Ia.
e"''h5ive ACCOMMODATIONS. are nat surpassed 81
any tavcta ~ i:.r Un!.ed ss!alcs. Professions -
attempts to please 30 cc,nfn"u Tia. i, Is s,.
les TO make ;hctn. Fine Pgnvs,eior has .alkc,,
ms establishment {. so sao:t ao;au, toniy w"
lays r"viouS Ia the meeting oil ti:r LeG:s.allir,
s!'ai he may nni lave an Opportunity ~ ...un
, testing a. early ~ he would wish, his desire t.
pleas Il generous PUBLIC will excvsc, il. ,,,a
b"@'hnng, HE a'tc:nls OF one not much accus
toned to the Detail Of su2!. Concern Tic
proprietor gives solru'u .,surancr thai no pa ~ ;
or expense *h"H 30 sPeTcd to cIi.it arproba,
REST The country affords. and oiab!c 10 ci.:.:crn.
n"afdcrS arc rrHncstcd and every effort lnade.
Tor thriT suitable entertainment. Tia Under
S'enca would he particularly inhibited 10 his
'nrndS III K .cHm"nd fy such csuto;n: i scpa
I"le lnh'a VII he prepared i,r members Ct the
Legislature. ALEXANDER I. DOTTS.
Richmond CITY, Dec. ,, 1873! is
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

+ tRiNa the ensuing year, 2 Female Schoo,
~ will be kept 81 the house al tie suhser;bar''
~ The county OF i!eGrico and about igD ni!ps ffon
the c''A .'f Richmond, in healthy ana ploasan.
":'"at.o>. i'ac Session wiz can,ncncc on th." 81
ot Ja"n"yv next. and terminate the 18th Of Dccc,H
Der on2u;ng.-FH2 School sill be cangvoisQ bg.
iady believed to be entirely competent 70 lcacI.
all the I!scin and substantial branches af .5ots
English Education. from s G., 20 pupils can b.
accommodated with board and vyashiig, and -
them every care and attention will b. paid.--'rerms
VIII he > :, for the entr2 SESSION, Including qyet~
charge, fog board, washing and tuition { '''s
d. 81 MARY g. C. sheppard
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There has bcen rumor in this city, that some
cases oftha Cholera had appeared at Nav O.lcanx.
The papers of tho l3lh an Huh of that City,
mako no mention Of tho circumstance. If The.
Asinc Cholera reaches America, it will make it's
first appearance about lirdson's Bay, or Newfoun,.
land, and divcrgc.
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GsGa L. z e,

F. ME Subscriber has just rccai5cd large and
"a @l2ndId assortment Of Co,s,Lx, comprising u
general assortment, which not inferior In any
and VIII he sold the most reasonable terms
wholesale or retail JOHN SARyAY
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II ~ u 6 e FSI ,EEs =
u" Printed at the Wing Office in the best man
ner, with various new and splendid figures OF
Horses
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CDc constitutional G2IDsg,
CHOLERA MORBUS.

Y'sscsegtxg E;rcptnS. sEnn. ga.
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: / HE G"nrr'; Meeting OF !hc Members Of
z the MuinaI Assurance Society, ag1,mst
fire On buildings Il he State of Virginia will b.
held at the Oiiiac Of The Soc'cry, IN Richmond
on Wednesday, the &'J Day of schrnary next.
il IO-2amtGn JAMES RAWLINGS,
-
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EMSEN DOLLARS REM ARD Lost, or
e stolen. lrnm The Charlottesville coach, ON
The 18Th n.tait, a h4Irtr considerably worn,
ard other TRUNKS winch We are no, able to DC
scribe The ABOVE reward viii be given for
information where the hnggage ca y hc found, by
T.. PORTER g. co.
J13 g. Rtcmun.! stage Office.
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UTJON.

Manchester, Jan %, 1872.
i'm 23-2hw2f
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NOUNG La DIES SEMlNNRY.-Vhc
Il nA!:rS:un"l CT ned school fr vounu
Ladies, ct Prince Edward Caur- house. agree
ably 10 an advertisement, in the Richmond Ei:
Gu r"r ri ACs. 2Hd, 1881.
10 anaw"F scv4ra frira in relation 10
terms -! Board an; Tai i"n in said school, liz"
i"'i 'wing may be Goa. i!.red the established
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Valuable REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION,


RY leave of Court and the agreement of
Id parties, will be sald on THURSDAY, the
9Th day Of December neat, at I O'Clock, P NJ,
on the premises, that valuable situation, know
by the name of the BOyder Farm, in Spencer.
situated three-foprths Of a mile east of the Con.
gregational Meeting House. on the Great Post
Road from Boston 10 Albany. Said Farm con
tains so acres of first rate Land. divided into
Moving, Tiage, Pasture, and Wood Land, on
which there is large and convenient Dwelling
House, Barn 30 by S6 long. and other buld,
inss necessary for Farm, all in good repair /;
i is well fenced with stone wall, and is sun.
piled with good water. For further 2articu-
lars. inquire of JOHN F. SMITH of Holden,
ofthe subscribers the premises
~ Conditions made known at the time and
place of sale. DAVID BOYDEN.
JOHN VI. GOODELI.
n B, The subscribers have also for sale
about 100 acres of Land, consisting Of TiIlago
Pasture, and Wood Land, dlpining said Farm
which viii be sold together or in lois such as will
suit the wishes Of purchasers ANY person
wishing TO locate himself upon one of the mos,
pleasant and fertile Farms in the County, will
seldom have as good an opportunity, as is here
presented.
Spencer. Nov. 6, 1892. 4ws46
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p DEBILIrATED FEMALES!

TEI1E complaints peculiar to the female
III part OF the community, have been long sue.
cessinliy treated by the administration OF the
.Honakc Pills, originally prescribed and COM
pounded by DIR. Reife. They cleanse the blood
from those disorders of the female constitution
for which the Pills are effectual specific they
restore Tree circulation, reform the irregular
operations OF the sanguiferous system and rectify
the disOrdered habits. The proprietor's conf.
lence in the superior excellence Of this equally
innocent and powerful preparation is founded on
The most decisive testimony from many restored
patients. He can assure this portion Of the pub
lie, that when DR.. Reye's aromatic Pills for
females. arc regularly taken according to The
directions accompanying them. they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits. and restore
10 the paliid countenancc the natural glow OF
health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general remedy in
cases OF Distractions; Debility; HyPochondrisc
Green Sickness; Gidtliness; I'apation OF the
Heart; bad Digestion; Loathing of food; Pain
of the Stomach; Shortness of breath upon every
little motion; Sinking of the Spirits, and its
consequences, detected countenance, and dis
like for exercise and conversation
Married ladies will fnd the Pills equally use
ul except in cases Of pregnancy, zvien they must
not be taken neither must they be taken hy
persons OF hectic or cOnsumptiye habits They
may be used successfully by either men or wo
men in all Hypochondriac, Hystertc Or Vabour-
ISL disorders In all cases of this description the
Pills purify, invgorate, and revive the disordered
system. Price 81 80 box.
UNone genuine. unless signed on the out.
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T..
KlDDER, immediate successor to the late DR..
w. i. CONWAY For sale, with all The other
CONWAY Medicine" az his Counting Room No.
20, next door TO J. Kidder's Drug Store, corner
Of Court and Hanover streets, near Concert Hall
Boston" and by his special appointment. by
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THE WORCESTER BOAT COMPANY
give notice to their customers and ,,o
m public, that they have purchased of Mr.
WARnkN BATchELLoR his line of Canal Boats
and that they have one new Boat now buildino
making eight Boats in their line
The Boats OF this Company are fitted nm in
the best oi der and provided with masters nj ey.
perience and skill to navigate them. One or
more Boats will leave Providence and Worces.
Ter scery d"y Sundays cxceptod)
rms Company have largo and conyenien,
Store Houses at The CENTRAL B9SLyN. Wash.
lngton. Square, porcester and at the C.8.Ny9L
b"2iNi IN Propdence, which they offer for The
st"rin- of Goods, free of charges, and nverv
reasonable attention will be rendered their Gus.
toners.
:, W All Goods consigned to IRA POOR of
Prortdcnre, or BENZ. PORTER, at tho Cen.
fraI Basin, in Worcester, will be forwarded
agreeable to directions. If March n,
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NEW GOODS.

T At NO I GRANITE ROW.
h , lCH Fancy colored Silks, of the most
II q fashionable shades,
Super Jet black Italian Lustring,
do. do. do. eros de Swiss,
Black and Blue Black Gros dc Berlin and
eros de Naples,
Merino Shaw Is, all wool borders, Of different
qualities and sizes,
Scarlet, White, and Black, Al Tibet Wool
Hdkfs., extra quality,
Black and Blue Black Silk Velvets,
Merino Trimmings and Fringe,
Extra fine and coarse Irish Linens
Camlels, Plads,
Flannels of every description,
Domestic Goods, &c. &c.
All of which are offered for sale at the very
iOlneSt prices. T.. * X. SANGE Elk.
Worcester Nov
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FHNHE CITIZENS LINE of Splendid Red
A Coaches leaves Worcester every Monda v
"Wednesday, and Friday, at 6 o'clock, A. vi.
via, Leicester, Spencer, Brookfield, Brmrield
Wales. Stafford, Ellington, East Windsor, Eas,
Hartford, and arrives at Hartford at 5 O'Clock,
t. NJ, where seats may be taken for New Ia.
ven and New York in the Superior and Splen.
d!d Boat Line, and also in the Western and
Northern Lines
Returning BY the same route, leaves Hart.
ford every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at 6 o'clock. A. NJ. and arrives at Worcester Al
5, P. NJ. where sea,s may be taken for Boston
Lowell, keene, and Providence
Passengers by this line will be conveyed te
Hartford in the same coaches, avoiding The m
convenience of changing baggage on the wav
The Citizens line runs on the most pleasant
route between Worcester and Hartford. and
stops at firstrate public houses where every
attention will be paid
The propretors Of this line will use eyery
exerton to secure the safety and comfort Of
those who may please 10 patronize them.
Books kept in Worcester at j. Estabrook +
Hotel and S, B. Thomas's Coffee House In
Hartford, at A Slocumb's Hartford Hotel. II
Morgan's United States Hotel, r. Fl. MARSHALL.
Eagle Tavern, and at St Johns Hotel.
Ac ! GILES REMINGTON, Hayiford
! WIN c. STEBBINS, Worcester.
NIB. Passengers will be received ard de
Ivered at any place they choose in the vii.
laee OF Worcester or in the city of Hartford.
u Travellers will observe there are ne
Steam Boats from New Haven for New York
except the Superior and Splendid, which leave
every day at noon, Sundays excepted
Worcester, Nov ID 1899 On
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Soon after Crabbe's death. the sons of thai
gentleman did MIR Moore the honor OF presenting
to him the inkstand pencil. &C., which their dis
iinguished father had been long in the habit Of
using.
The lines that follow alIude to day passed in
company with Mr.. Crabbe, many years since, when
party consisting only OF Mr. Rogers, Mr.. Crabbe.
and the author OF these verses had the pleasure Of
dining with MIR. Thomas Campbell, at his house at
Sydenthm
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From the London metropolitan for August
RISES TO THE POET CRADLES Inn
STANDA

s5kSES ~ HE fOEt ChADDbS
STAND
WRITTEN MAY, 1882.
All as he leff IL !--ecen the pen,
So l.tely at that minds command,
Carelessly lying, as If then
Just falIen from his gifted hand
Haze ,re then lost himi scarce an hour,
A little hour, seems to hare past,
Since Life and Inspiraiion's po'cfr
around that relic brsGtsed dheT idSi'
Ah- po,cerless noir-like talisndn; IN.
Found in some cdnisad ,rtzdrd hdHs,
Whose snjehts charm ruth him began,
Whose charm ,cih him eTfing''ish c JdHs.
Yet though. alas he gifts that shone
Around hat penis EXPLORING track,
Re nom. ,pith its great master, gone,
Nor bring hand can call them back =
Mn do,s not feel, trhiie thus his eyes
Pcs On az enchanter's broken irand,
Each miracle IL irork'd arse >,
Before him, in succession grGnd?-
Grand from the Truth ttat reigns DER all;
III, ;nshrinking Truth, that lets her light
Through Life's lo,c, dark, interior fall,
Opening The ,choie severely bright
Yet sOffening, as she frosens along,
Over scenes tphich nageTs ,ceep TO SEE
Where Truth herself half velIs the ,crong,
In pity Of the missry
True bard and simple, as the race
Oftrae-borR poets euer are,
When STOPPING from their starry place
They're children. near, though gods Gfdr,
Hour freshly doth my mind recall,
'Hong the .feic days Zee knoiUn Nth thee,
One that, most buoydntit of all,
Floats IN heteuke of memory i
tsRen he, the poet, doubly grac'd,
In life, as in his perfect strain,
With that pure, mello,oing pot6eS of Taste,
Without ,caira Fancy shines in pain
Who in his page ,oin leare behind,
Pregnant NTH genius though IL be,
But half the treasures Of a mind
Where Sense DER all holds mastery;
Friend Of long years Of. iendship tried.
Through many bright and dark euent;
In doubts, my j,dge.-in taste. my guide
In all, my stay and ornament
He, too, tDas of our feast that dag,
And all tcere guests Of one, iphoss hand
Hath shed nerr and deathless rag
Around the Tyre Of this great land
IN Iohose sed-odes,-as in those shells,
Where Oceans poice Of majesty
Seems sounding stiA,-immortal d,ceiIs
Old Ai6ion's Spirit Of the Sea.
Such Dds our host ; and though, since then,
Slight clouds hare ris'n !tcirt him and me,
Hho tcould not grasp such hand again,
Stretcfd forth again in amity?
Ipho can in This short life afford
To let such mists O moment stay
When thus one frank, atoning tcord,
Like sunshine, nelts them all d,ray!
BFsght ,cas our board that day,-though one
Unworthy brother there had place
As 'mong the horses Of The Sun,
One 'cas, they say, Of earthly race.
Yet next to Genius is the porer
..Offeeling tohere true Genius lies;
lind there Scds light around that hour
Such as, in memory, neuer dies;
Light ichich comes DER ne, as Iga-e,
Thou Reiict Of the Dead, on thee,
lake all such dreams Of rGnish'd days,
Brightly, indeed, but moaf4gIlig,
THOMAS MOORE.