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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-04

NTIRGINih AT rule, held al ihe Cie,k on
v fec Of the Circuit superior Coarl oi Law aud
Chlncery for Bedford County, the ah day Of July,
1895.
Harvey Mitchell. administrator Of Elizabeth Mitch.
ell. dec, and Gustasus y. Wtngfeld and Charlotte
hi. wife late Charlotte Griffin. Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Edmund Pate. David Saunders, William Slrews-
bury William Dickinson, Elizabeth MeGeorge, eN-
ecutrx of Lawrence MeGeorge decd, Thomas Da-
VS. John II. Griffin, Samuel Griffin, and Gustavus
A. Wingield, administrator of William ;. Griffin,
decd, Defendants,
II CHascERY.
The defendant William Dickinson, not having en-
tered disappearance and given security according to
the of Assembly. and the rules of this Court, and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not
an nhabltant of this Commonwealth. IL is ordered
that he do appear here on the first day ot the next
term aud answer the bills of the plaintiffs that ts
order be inserted in some newspaper published IN
lynchburg for two months successfully, and post
ed atthc from, door OF the count house this county,
on court day.
ACopy-rcste,
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
july II w2m
VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the CLERK +
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law.
and Chancery for the county OF Charlotte the 6uf
day OF June 1876
William Pateson, plaintiff,
H8UHSL
Francis A. Stern, Robert Morton and Charles
Fore, dcns. Z
IL CHASCEKY.
The defendants Francis A. Stern and Charles .
Fore, lot having entered their appearance, accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that they not inhabitants OF this state on
motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered that
the said defendants do appear before the Judge OF the
said court. the courthouse OF the aid county, on
the first day oi the next term, and enter heir appear
ance and answer the plaintiff, bill aud tha a COPY
OF this order be inserted III newspaper publish
ed IN the town Of iynchburg for two months sue
cessiyrly, and posted at the front door of the count
house of the sand county.
ACopy-Teste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON.C.
July : wen,
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New Tailoring Establishment.

INllE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform the
1 citizens OF l.ynchbmg, and It's vicinity that he
has taken the stand formerly occupied by Hen
~ Hail. next door to James G. Hunt X Cos Dry
Goods Store, and opposite Dr. llowel Dawes,
where he intends carrying on the above business III
all ITS branches.
lie respectfully solictS share of the public pat
ronage, and pledges himself that cxcnous on ms
part shall be wanting to merit the
WV. OkEY.
july II wGw
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.y'OTICE.

I'ilE subscriber offers ior sale his tract of LAND
L III bedford county, known by the Of
" Mount Pleasant" lying on Elk Creek, Just above
ITS Junction with Big Otter, and an half miles
from the Turnpike Road. 10 from Liberty, and II
IRON Lynchburg. The tract contains Eight Hundred
and Sixteen Acres, nearly half in Woods. The i'm
Provements consist of "A comfortable Dwelling
iiouse, nearly new, recently plaistered and painted,
with every other necessary Out house. for the con
yenlence OF f'nlly, ncarly all new and new Barn
"6 feet by 80. \ considerable portion otihc Planta-
ttIon Is now in Clover, and in state of improve
mcnt. The Land is offered iot one,fourh of the
purchase money in hand, the balance on credit OF
one, two, three and four years, equal instruments
HE subscriber deems IL unnecessary to say any
thing about the quality of the Land, and the adsan-
tageS OF the situation, those wishing TO purchase
Will view the premises, and Judge for themselves
Let 1t suffice 10 say, this is truly valuable place,
well worthy the attention of those wishing to buy
Real Estate-and if early application is made, bar
gain may be had. WM. G.. LEFTWIClI.
June IL WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-04

About severely afflicted Dyspepsia
which had for the " heeh the above
winch much increased by
ncr
complaint, Dyspepsia gradual debility
that degree, for
never mntl bat stomach became
had immediately Ia throw Seeing Gareca Bnlsnm
advertised, lwnsnduccd
FIRST dose appeared t. strengthen stomach
lew days stomach began retain and digest
i5a>am
hea
before
" recommend all who afflicted spcpsia or
debility of stomach Given under Of
HENRY LOUTAN Frf3crrk couytu ia
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TRACT OF LAND.

lying on Staunton river, Bedford county, adjoining
the lands of John Turner, John Hurt, and others,
containing HI acres. The lands in Franklin
county are in woods, except about II or Is acres,
and the most of ii first rate Tobacco Land And
those in Bedford are also mostly in woods, Except
the River low grounds which produce Tobacco of
the largest slzc,) and the greater portion of the
high land OF tins tract, we'll as the river bottoms,
IS also first rate land for Tobacco The under
signed consider the above lands very desirable to
persons who wish to engage largely in the cullva-
ton of TUbi Geo.
The terms will he a credit of one and two wears,
for equal portions OF the purchase moncy-the
purchasers giving bonds with good personal secu-
rity, and deeds of trust upon the lands The title
of the above landS, (Which belong to the estate of
Margaret West, decd are believed to be unques-
tionable, but the undersigned, as commissioners,
will only convey by deed with special warranty
). II. DAVIS,
&. \. WINGFIELD,
Commissioners.
judy ids
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FI1iiE subscriber has Just rece'. % ana e.eh.a' an
! assortment of Medicines. Drugs, ANTS,
o;,s Duc Stuffs, &c, which, III addition To his
tofmer supply, Will make his stock large and deslra-
bic.
He has also on hand variety OF very fine
Candies,
Preserved Ginger
PruneS,
Madeira Nuts,
fllbcrts,
sui Shecd Almonds,
Figs. Oranges, Lemons.
Several Cases of very fine IlquorIce, DC. nc.
The above, together with many Fancy irtcieSs
offered ms and the public on scrya
moderate terms JAMES +. RoYAII.
April II Is
Y lIsLI Ny ,-4k ~ iSaIl M f'a cletks Office
Of the Circuit superior Court of Law and
Chancery, foi Bedford county, the 9TH day ol June,
1896:
James Woodlord, PHI.
Shepherd Woodiord and John Martin. executors
OF Thomas Woodiord, deceased, William Woodlord,
Jacob Woodford, Henry Woodiord, Reason L. May
he" and Polly ms wife, formerly Polly Woodiord,
John Dixon and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Wood
ford William Rees and Catlarine his wife, formerly
Catharine Woodford Owen Crumpacket aud Han
nah his wife, late Hannah Wuodford, Samuel Sto-
ner' sally Greasy, Grace Dobyns aud Elizabeth Mar
TN, Dcfts
IL tnANrEgY.
The defendants Reason l.. Mayhem and Polly his
wre, John Dixon and Jane his WIFE William Rees
and tatharinc his wife and owen Crunlpacker and
Hannah lis wife, not having entered then appear
anee and given security according 10 the act of As
semby and the rules otthiS court and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence thai they inhabitants
OF Tins Commonwealth; it Is ordered. that they do
appear here the first day of he next tern and
swtf the plaintiffs hi that tins order be inserted IN
some newspaper published IN the town of Lynch
burg i"r two months successfully and posted al the
rom door OF the Of tins
court day.
topy-Tesrc,
JOS. WILSON, C1k.
June w2m
\ l at circuit superior court flaw and chaneery,
"a continued by adjournment, and held for the
county OF AMHERST, at the courthouse, on Friday,
the Sh day Of April, lS:H:
John James Morgan, infant under the age of
twenty one years by ms guardian and neNt friend,
Iacharias Drumnond PITT.
against
John Morgan, Henry }. Nanpclt, and James Tay
Ion, Dcs.
~ oHAN,ERY.
Tins cause came on this day to be heard upon the
papers formerly read the report OF Commissioner
llnNley, made III pursuance of the decrcal order
made herein on the I'd day of September, 1881, and
exceptions thereto by the guardian OF the plaintiff,
aud was argued by the plaintiff counsel: On con
sderatlon whereof, the court doth rccommt the said
report, with the exceptions thereto TO the Commits
soncr Who made II, for him to consider aud report
thereupon. \ copv-teste.
join THOMPSON, in. C.
Commensurate OfFIeE.
.hlhcrSt Court House, June -, Is}6.
The parties will take notice. that have appointed
saturday, the 18th day of August t, to execute
the foregoing order, which day, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. VI, they are requested to attend at nay Of
scs''sat'on ROBERT TiNSLEY, Gown.
June % w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-04

DIR. joins :. MILLER, Frederick Town, Md
do hereby that had tins spring
stomach aud weakness n y
v, aud which | used good
without relief at last recon.
meudcd bnte of Gaesant, aam HEALTH prepared
by John 3 Miller. accordingly made boue which
procured of his nc"nt IN 1gctstown which
health ell las was nd al lib
for the same
Yours, &C. JACOB BOWER, Court Cricr.
tuxn
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TRACT OF ND,

Iyiag IN Franklin county, adjoining the lands of
John Craghead, John Lazenhy, Benjamin Booth,
and others, containing 1j2 acres And on the 9TH
day OF the same month, at the Store of Board 4
McCabe, in the county OF Bedford, they will pro-
Good 10 snl 10 the hinhcst Lidlcr. a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-04
Auction and Commits sion Business,
PAYNE, 4 TURNgsIe

I o' "e purpose OF prosecuting the above business
III IL" IT'S branches. They are wilImgat all time, To
come ohuer "pefa' aeceptancrs, for consignmcnt,
made tbcm from any portionor ihc co,u,,,,7 rL'','
expect to keep constantly ON hand 4 rcncrI >n
ply OF Groceries, Shoes, Hats, SC, &C.. AZ
all on any OF which will be sold to mrrch,nts and
others at Pf'eatc as well as public sale, at very
small advance. - g" '''s
'he sale OF country produce ofcvcry Kind will
be attended 10 pnnemally, and the best interest ol
the planter guarded. JOIN R.D.p\YNE
JAMES TURNER.
'on H. u. PAYNE returns his thanks TO his
trends and the public for their liberal cucouraoc-
mrnl IN the above business, and ,oIicilS. for lbr
ne" llfm OF Payne y Turner, ii continuance Of iha,
patronage so literally bestowed upon himself for
the last 10 years '''
MAY II
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Dir. J'ha Haisop, Jr. IN. ca

hf. J'bn Uotsop, Jr an ca
HNE NOTICE, that on the Sth day of octo.
''t' lo36, at the Store of G.. d. 4 J. r. Da-
,, ~ ''G own OF lynchburg, | shall proceed to
AK tue deposition of ChaS. Il. Wall Thos Pcrki
"',trN' to be read as evidence in a suit dcpcnd
c,7, - u' ncuh superior { ourt OF Law and Chan
complainant aud Non aud other, an, defendants
hugu, rhs
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uv:x.V'TED,
NEW CASH STORE.

'INllE subscriber has received A few DAYS since ..
= full supply of DRY GOODS AND GROCE
ME- "mch he offers Tor sale, moderate terms
Al lNncsNille, ON the road LEADING. from Rcmbliron
Grove, to Samuel Pannill's Bridge Halifax county
Va. JAMES H. SIDEROT"Tou i.
\. B-fhe subscriber will take Yarn CIotbs Rcos
N'N' FEATHERS lallow, or any country producc.
JANES H. DEBOTTOM. TRAM
- ' -iS'"t'
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CANDIES. &C.
sCASsI FOR WHEAT,

sCASsl FOR WHEAT.
'f'l3 subscriber having rented the \nhcrSt Mills,
u will n all times pay the highest market price
Tor Wheat, dclivcrcdat the Mills. Any person de
trrnS W hrat who not willing to take the price
AT the time of delivery, settle the AT any
time previous Ia LIST January, 1897.
SAN'I. VI. CROW.
\. B.-tiround Plaster will be furnished to the
customers 1T the Mil at cost and charges.
5. NJ. CROW.
july 81 Sw
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"REMINISCENCES.
July, 1876.
From the B0St0n Patriof.
w ASUINGTON AND MADISON.

We are happy in being able 10 lay before our
readers, SO OPPORTUNITY, the following documents,
in anticipation OF thoir appearance among the ma
nv very important and historical papers mover be
fore published, with whch Mr. Sparkss most val
liable work abound> These papers show the ex-
tent of tic agency of Nh Madison, IN The pradntlon
of the Farewell Address which written four
wears after the date of the draft here given, at
which time it Is known the relations between Ten
cral Washington and Nh. Madison were materially
changed
wAsuNGToN's rARLWEtI AppnE,s.
To the Editor oflhc Daily Advertiser.
Sir,--lm several of the public Journals, remarks
have been made respecting the agency oi Mr..
Madison in preparing Washmeton's FdrcmcH Id
dress, which have tendency 10 produce an erto-
ncous impression. 1t has been SAID HAT tins Ad-
dress was originally drawn up hy Mr. Madison,
and that his draft, with very SLIGHT alterations,
was ultimately published
As the papers relating 10 this subject Will he
contained in one OF the volumes OF "N aNhhslon'
Writings" there Stems no improperly IN antlcl-
patin| their appearance in that publication, So iar
AT least, as 10 correct the mistake Implied IN the
above statement For thai purpose, Gen Wash
iprton', letter, and Mr.. Madisons daft, are here
with communicated,
1t will be perceived that the letter was writer
towards the close OF the first Presidential term
before Washington had made up ms m'nd to be
candidate for another election; and also, that Ii,
had held previous conversation with Mr.. Mad
son ON the subject.
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.10therSt Curt HOUSE, June ID, ISH.
Inc parties will take notice. that have appointed
saturday, the 18th day of August I, to execute
the foregoing order, which day, at the hour of 10
o'clock 4 VI, they are requested TO attend nay Of
ohct' I'm all necessary papers, prepared Tor the IN
'cstSatIon. ROBERT TlNSLEN, Gown.
June - W1m
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June -
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the CLERK
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law I
and Chancery for the county OF Charlotte, the tf
day Of June, $50
William Patteson, plaintiff, !
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05
Laws OF Vermont.
No. Is


IA act, TO provide for the distribution Of the sec.
ond volume Of the compiled laws.
rs hereby enacted BY Inc CeAerai .4ss,mIiy Of ne
Sioie Of Vermont, That the Secretary of State -
hereby directed TO dsnosc Of the second volume of
the complied laws uow IN his possession in the FOL.
lowing manD,t
10 Tue uoNeFsr Of tbs State one copy, TO the
secretary OF state one copy the secretary Of the
Governor aad Council one copy to the State Libra.
~ forty COPIES TO each eerA of the supreme and
County courts three copies, to ,le clerk and Judge
Of the district cour, of the United States one cony
to each probate court one copy, and one copy to
each register Of the probate courts in hs S,ate. TO
the clerk OF each organized town IN the SlnN, one
copy, to the Governor OF this State Que copy Sur
each State aud Territoy TO be transmitted thereto
by bin, To the Library Of Congress len copies, to
each college, ~ this State one copy aud the resi-
due TO the order Of the selec,mcn of each town in
this State nppor,ioniug them 10 each town IN pro-
portion to the respective grand lists thereof.
Passed Nov. 4, 1885.
TiaornY MRmLL, SIC. Of State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05
No. IL.

An Act, making appropriations for the payment Of
the Convention to be convened by oroer of tho
Council of Censors.
SEC. !. IL is hereby enacted by the General As
'em'bty Of The State of Pe,mont, That sum, moi,
exceeding ten thousand dollars be, and hereby ls,
appropriated to deiray the expenses OF the Cvnyen-
ton which has been called by the council of cen
sors, TO be paid from the treasury out of any money
not otherwise appropriated.
=. tbs hereby FURTHER enacted, That the pres
ident and secretary of said convention shall each
be entitled to receive the same pay as the speaker
OF the House of Representatives and the member
of said convention the same pay the members of
the General Assembly, for pay and travel. And
the treasurer, whose duty it shall be TO attend sad
convention, shall receive for his services one dollar
aud fifty cents per day and the necessary officers
attending said convention shall receive for services
one dollar and fifty cents each per day.
3. is hereby further enacted, Tha, the de
benture OF said convention shall be made GU, and
certified by the president and secretary of said con
venlion, and be paid by the treasurer, in the same
manner as the debenture Of the Legislature is paid
Passed Nov. 10, 1885,
IiMoTur MERRILL, Sec. Of STATE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05

THE LAST MONTH oF THs YEAR We have now
past the last Of the twelve months. Spring, Sum
mer,snd Autumn have departed, and greyhaired
Winter has come. And now let us look over the
pages Of memory and see how We have spent our
time.
Ia the first place. have stored our minds well
with knowledge, or are We ignorant as when
the year begsni Are We better, that is, are We
klnder Of heart, 20 ell around us Are We more
disposed 10 seek their happiness, and less inclined
TO indulge revenge malice and spirit Of mischief
Do we really feel the beauty Of that glorious
maKim,do 20 GHopAer as you trould hare another
do 10 yOu' Do act IN all things according to
this rule DO We endeay5T 10 rise above selfish
oess. and sct upon thar grand scheme Of benevo-
leoce. which God has devised, aud which il ,s his
~,sh all should Cooperate in tina, scheme which
proposes the highes, happiness Of all living lhings,
Have We not IA some instances acted contrary to
this scheme have We not spoken unkindly. or se-
ted usalieioosiy towards o,hcrsi II have, we
have violated the command of God.
lie, us think deeply Of this matter. God would
have h.s creation universe a. harmony Those
who love him &c, he wishes those who love
hin not. act otherwise and they produce DIS.
cord. The breaks he harmony be desires 10
spread over all he Eorks. They are Ike persons
xko sing oat Of tune they iniure themselves ;
they lnJare The peace q oghafs tbes spoil the bar
n,ony Of society and II they ~ers TO possess the
same dispositions 10 heaven, they would spool tho
harmony of,ssi sacred and holy place. Lei vs
thank Of thoss nssi,ers aud n we have erred. let Ne
ny 10 sn no mote sns. ss ssa feeble in eli his
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05

TBoueuTs ruE APPROACH on wiNTER. With
a heavy hcan behold tho obesrfn summer rep
IDLY Decline. No more Wander a, The dawn Of
day within the ,erdan, vale, 10 listen 10 the fesih-
cred warblsrs. or admire tie beauties ofcresiion -
Dark clouds obscure the sun. whose dazzling rays
were wen, 10 cheer my heart and chase away the
morning dew. The chilling mis,s conceal the
distant hills and make all nature wear gloomy as
peci.
ct, within my cottage beside the blazing lerr,h
and lIf,en TO the roaring wind amongst the negbbor
ing groves. The lefty trees resign their whitening
leaves TO the furious blast which drives them swift
ly o,et The spacious PLAIN
The cold rain desocrds upon the ground. aud the
rustic swsins foTsakc their daily toll. No more they
dance upon the lawn nursing the pleasures Of rural
he. Accustomed with the village maids TO ramble
10 the shady bowcrs aud tell their artcss tales of
love, when smiling summer reigns: they view lie
departure with regre, and dread the near approach
Of winter.
Shepherds quit the joyless plains and lead their
hooks beneath some friendly hut, 10 shield them
from tho storm of the nclement season. At eve,as-
sembled round the cheerful fire, the supers,itous
tale begues the TEDIOUS hours, TIL spring returns
10 Danish every gloomy thought, and fill each rus
tics hear, with happiness and love.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05
No. IS.

An Act. IN addition to an act entitled can act au-
thorlzng the building ola State House at Mont
pelier."
II rs heraby enacted BY he General assembly Of
The State Of permoat, That in addition to the sums
heretofore appropriated for the building of State
House at Montpelier, there be, and hereby is ap-
proprlaed the further SUN of thirty thousand dol
lars towards completing said State House aud for
nshing il, graduating the yard. and making fence
around it, And the treasurer of this state is here
by directed TO pay said sum to the committee ap-
pointed to superiutend the building of said State
House in pursuance Of the act to which this is an
addition out of any money the treasury not 9th
erwise appropriated.
Passed Nov. 10. 1885.
TMcTHr MERRILL, Sec. Of State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05
No. l6.

An Act, for the distribution of the sixth volume of
the Reports of the Supreme Court.
His hereby enacted by The General .7sseniJiy Of
The State Of Iermont. That one copy of the sixth
volume OF the reports Of the supreme court shall be
furnished TO each town in the State, in the same
manner as the laws are distributed and that the
remainder Of said sixth volume, and all the preyi-
Gus volumes now in the hands Of the Secretary of
State, except such may be needed for the use Of
the state, shall be sold for the benefit of the state
Passed Nov G, 1881
Timothy MERRILL, Sec. Of State.
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oeors 10 overcome the force had habits, and be-
come wise. when he, has been welded to follow,
le, Us ask the sisof osc who has strength sucien,
10 oyefeome our weakness.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05
No. 10.

An Act authorizing the Treasurer to borrow the
sum therein named.
II is hreby enacted by he General A5s-mj'y Of
The State cf Fremont, That the treasurer of the
State be, and he hereby Is, authorized to borrow a
sum not exceeding forty Thousand dollars in the
whole, for the purpose Of deiraylng the expenses Of
Government, and appropriations that are, aud here
after may be made.
Passed Nov 10. 1885
TMoTHr MERRILL. SC. Of State.
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10 sssis tho lo,ely cath u. fIoSRRrss.
Ti,s i.,-s II T,sns how rapidly speeds on
Tines constant wias day after day
Year shsf yssr---sni eeu,urie, are gone
Like miJngh jreAm,, all silently away.
We've s.sn the bu,l, come iorth--lhe persisted leaf
VIE raples. iree--wevs heard The gou;le blast
Sag 10 the youthful Spring 1t, happy hymn:
W. heard IL Jy the lonely river, raise
It's |oyou, voice, like one tina, give,h praise
And heard IL sorrowing a, il hurried fast
To 10 ib work ofdesth-to gather in
The yellow foliage ef the woodland all
The sesp,les, He~ere. at Albums burial
We hear IL now bark 10 the hollow jirse
Ofdssolsie Winter winds. They moarp
With melancholy soued beside the urn
OF wocl-cboked risulc,, or bleskly urge
Their trAekless way ser plain aud frozen lake
And dresry forest wslk---or rudely break
Like a wild host seross the ffuzen springs.
On which full loud the sksters iron rings.
Death hath been Ger the land The by past Year
That hath secn all the rich and delicate flowers
Spring in The meadow .and,--and disappear,
When the cold days drew on and the green leaves
Deep in the dropping Wood pu, Of their bloom,
And in few b,ief Autumn days decay,
Hath nl,o witnessed Beau,y pass away,
Like Ear,hs frail flower, unto the du.ky tomb.