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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-01

. pMiNlSTRATORS NOTlCE.-All persons in
"a ehcd to the estate OF the late Mr. LInnrus Boiling,
rcea, ed are hereby notified and required to make i'm
media payment 10 the undersIgned-and all persons
HARM. claims against the said estate are requested to
present them, properly authenticated, for payment.
P. a. BOILING,
+. T. HUBBARD,
administrators Of Linnaus Boiling, dec.
Feb. Is. S2-w5w
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Agent for the Il. F. d p. Il. Il. Compnn.y
Dncnmher o. N:I-u
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I'm Observation-Disclosures GuucIlnd County
81 Court. 18th January, 1856:
>Ieshacl Hicks, Nancy Carroll Sally Hicks Richard
Taylor and Suckry, his wifi, and John W. Ford and
Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza Hicks Dcyis,rs # Me
shack Hicks, decd, Pi;hs
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SHIP BISCUIT.
Navy CoMMlss.nSrns OFrIC".

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFEIC".
February IL. l-HGi
EDROpOShLS, sealed and endorsed d" Proposals., 10
S. furnish Snip Biscuit. will be received at tbs %;
ice until O'Clock 7. NJ. of the 10Th dag Il" aarch nc,,
TOR furnishing aud delivering at the Navy Yard. opu'
Iir.inin, any quantity Of ship biscuit 10 BE- mad "n
from fine ii,nr n t. manufacture -" the year -"r;.
year -'6 That be- required during The year i'o
that Navr Yard, for the 81 ii the Navy.
The sand ship biscuit mn+i be- fully equal 20 the quality
aud must corrr>p"nd N .:e 10 the sample now !"dgrt
the sad Navy Yard b. the Commissioners Of Tie Nl?2
and be- subject such inspection ~ they may d. 81
must 1t, in all respects satisfactory |" rG or the Com
ir,aiant nlIr Navy Yard and must br packed and IT,
ly,rrd in c.yd substantial and br!4hi. nr barrels
double li!.iur hoops caci, head Tor which no r!'-
must hr n.,, anu IN rood shipping orsrr, tree al a. :
to the LnIird States.
On application To- the C"mmand'n 81 the Navy Ilri
nj GuSpor. Virginia. at THIS i:,rc. prnrG i'r@> =
offers iucnl,: IL" $lp biscuit. aaI sar?rs OF TIE -
Gait Wi! :r furnished Sh"ni other fr'r ts G.t
the bidder :v b. considered bound ly !Ic siIi@ro.,
and c"nd,"rs n! the y1inrd farms. c"n"r:!ahj, 10
wllrL ;i!, contract and iund wiu In drawn up.
Ten per r-nirni III be- withheld. from the anI'HH' q
al payments ";l 4ccD:n; a.! the c'nrirt Ia ice !"1r.
collateral srru,ii". IN addition 10 the bone: /" br """
St.,urr ir::nruiacr "; ":T "vn; {" be Pa Cit
lhr c"t,trar, is IN oil Respects COM pied with.
Feb, - 81 Nm
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TAKING THINGS cooLLY.
sec you here again

.You're an internal scoundrcl.' said n
Gcrcc looking gentleman. tsa other day,
coming up, 10 grca, wrath, TO q Yankee
Who was standing quietly ON The sidewalk;
/. rou'rc an internal scoundrcl. sir.
That's news to inc, replied The Yankee
quietly. :.
ncws!'
you uec.!'n, think TO carry i. OF so
quietly. 1 say you're Al internal scoGn-
drcl, Ill prove IT,"
Il beg you will not; I thould'nt like to
bc proyci q .coundrcI.'
No I dare say you wouldn't. Bu, an
swcr me directly did you or did you no,
say, in tho presence Of certain ladies' oi
INV acquaintance, .ha. l was mere
Cali 20 no. sir, the truth is no, TO be
spoken al all times.
The truth DO you presume 10 call me
q calf SIR
% no call you-no.hing.'
lis we'll you do, for il you had prcsuni.
Cd 10 call nc
"A man, / should have been grossly
mistaken
DO you mean 10 say am not man.
SIR.
.Tha, depends on circumstances
What circumstances!
'IfI should be called on evidence in
cour, OF iusiici. should tc bound ,c
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an N u
LITER COMPLAIFTS

LIVER aCOAPLdIfTS.
nAR. PETERS VEGETABLE MEDICINE
LIZ STOMACHlcE EFT HEPATICE, fosm-
ed by chymical analysis and synthesis Of ssyefa
proz.matr vegetable principles, universally &c
knowicdsed TO hare totally eclpsed the pleten-
aions Of every ether remedy, and surgerceded tie
necessity Of every other mode Of t7eaineats,
wherever the abovc disease are found to sxise
as well as in the enlargement Of tho Sptees ana
in .Eanndics 30
Among the symptoms Of Dyspepsia and Hyes.
complaints, are fiatulency, sourness OF Burning m
the stomach melancholy irraiiblity disagree.ets
taste in The mouth; great nDegnlality of aPpefie,
which is sometimes voracious, and af Other fr1cs
greatly deficient, thirst, fetid breath, nansea,
weaknes ofthe stomach, acid er7ctltions, palPatae
ton, drowsinep irregularity Of The bowels, pfes.
sure on the stomach afier meals, pain IN The bead
dizziness or vertigo; confusion Of mind, attended
with ioss Of memory, Enaring in the stomach
rhen emp,y, chillnesa, afsction Of sight and hear
ing pain and weakness in the back, hngour, dts
tufbed sleep, cold feet and hands, tfemor, uneas'-
ness in the throat, enough pain in the side OF
breass, &c.
Tbesc medicines have been found 90 efeesualin
removing the complaints for which ibfy are reeosa-
mcudcd, that physicians srequenfi having e1-
tsustcd all their sk I'LL 10 Eislc or nopurposc
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laterese Of zikfie boy for Tie Heathen.
A little boy, about six years Of age. just
after entering Sunday school, came ana
asked the teacher for the charity box
Tie teacher inquired what he wanted win
il. aI want to put haif.penny into II,
said he. To examine bis motives, aud MS
knowledge of Divine things more part,cu-
larIy, he was asked what good he suppo'
spd i. would do 10 put his money into the
charity box. -,
II van, 10 send Il 10 the hea,hen," he
replied.
the heaihcn src?"
.They are folks who have not got any
Bible, and lire great way OIL"
aWhat IS the Bblc!"
"The word Of God"
"Of what use would !, be TO The heashcn
IL they had i,:''
II, would tell them how TO love God,
aud be good" @s.v..
"a Where did the Bible come from y
From heaven"
WAS IL written in hcaven!'
NO the prophets and good men
wrote it,
"If good mcn wrote Il, how then IS IL
the word Of God, and came from heaven
"Why, the Holy Ghost told them how
to write it."
"D,d they see the Holy Ghost, and dad
hr speak 10 ihcm!"
No-bu, he made them to think T."
The box was presented. he dropped in
his money, smile Of joy glowcd on his
connscnance, and he returned 70 his seat
pleased with. the luxury Of doing good.
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CHANGED Tor a. heaven Of eternal bliss.
The present eorrupsibIc IS abou't to pm. on
interruption. the mortal, immortality.
What a glorious exchange is this! What
cause for holy JOY! 49,,
I,is the beginning Of all .hines- What
is the present life in comparison wan Una. m
which is TO come. II is as sand oa The sea
shore; stepping-s,one TO q tempe whose
briIdcr. and maker is God, aud whose
foundations are eternity. In the present
state we are no, capable Of pure enjoy
ment, but there
aPer!ect love and JOY sincere,
Adorr the realms Of peace.
Here we are exposed to ten thousand
evils. We arc led away by sin, subject
to pains of body and anguish OF mind;
bu, in heaven,
"Thc soul from sin foserer ffec
Shall mourn it's power no more;
Rat clothed in spotlcss purity,
Redceming lore adore.
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DIR. P EFT Err
Anti Bilious IS Pills.

These pills arc composed entirely OF yeSetah!e
matter and when taken according to the difrciinns
which accompany them, arc highly benehciai IN
the cure and 5r1rscn,ion Of al Bilious complaints
They act especially unpon The liver, when in
torpid condition, carrying OF largo quantity Of
bile, through The influence Of The e1ceineni fus.
ton, which il suffered TO rer1rin in The system.
would produce either Jaundire, Liver Complaint,
Bilious Fever Fcvcr and Aguc, or some other
gricvous bodily affection In al eases Of torpor OF
The bowels, they net ike charm.
As an anti dyrpcpiic and dinner pill they are IN
valuable. Many person, who were subject 10 vio
tent ai,seka Of SICK headache have been perfectly
cured in frw weeks by their use. These who are
.ub;cci 10 thai distressing complaint, scs.sekness
bv iakine portion or two of them few days pre-
vous 10 er,Larking on bosrd The vessel, ui 30 III
n,sf eerf ain 10 escape H. Females can use them
:, Il, nrr;od,. x,thou, incurring any Iisk Pe5ans
900. ~ ses ar 10 southern climate, should by al
l,s. ..,ne Of ,l,esr piI!s with tlem Their
~;i, ,cna;n uui,nps,rd for years in any ci-
u,.ts. No family should be wiiont tlese pills
'sS,1;o, as ,i., tskcn OCCASIONALLY. would be Tho
is o.oa - = .r.r,nS much susrins from sickness
II IA from esiect OF kccpins upa regular Pcfisalhc
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Mr.. Zebc dee, how far il is 70 whero ! am
Going. and which is the most dircct!-
Poor zcbby, not at all daunted, but with
the mos, sober and composed counienance
replied: "if you are going to the gallows
il Is bu, shor, distance, il to the jail. it
stands few rods this side; but if only to
poverty and disgrace, you are now in II,
and cannot miss the way" Dandy drop
ped his head and drove on.
Kissing in Russia.-According to Mr..
L. Richie, when party assemble to din
ncr in Moscow, the ladies' on entering the
drawine.room kiss each other vocilcrous-
Iy, and the gentlemen hug each other aud
do the same, except that the sound is lost
in. the wilderness of beard. During the
repast, The master and mistress, on certain
signals from the company, kiss each other
,ill they arc ready TO faint; and on parting
The visitors take their leave with abundance
Of VOWS, kisses and thanks.
The following is from the N. j. Star
Nearspopers.---A very laughab'c little
burles1ue newspaper has made its appear
ance, called the Literary Ionahdrk. II
is abou. the size Of the palm of ones hand
and its object, il gravely tells Us in lea.
der Of fre lines long, is TO effect All entire
reform in the editorial press OF this city
We have ne xt week The Literary Senlp'se
Knite,o of microscopic dimentions, 10 DC
followed shortly after by the Litersry 'Fa'
Jvhoop.
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Important to Planters.
The subscribers arc now engaged IN the
Of
NEGRO SHOES.

Of a quality far superior 10 any that haro
been hitherto offered in this market, and IS
i, is their determination TO turn out none but
those ,ha, will bear inspection. j, will be the
interest Of planters 10 examine the same. sss,,
They propose further TO make any number
Of pairs less than 1000, particularly 70 nea-
sure, aud accordance TO The sample now rea-
ty, il The sanc are lcl,preyious 10 the Isl Ju-
ly next.
As finished they will be separately pack
cd aud marked deliverable on the ist Oct.
IN a scord they shall Be satisfactory.
J. BISHOP g. co.
Innc 1I-00.
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From The Saturday Courier.
JENNY FUNSTER

Is really tho oldest mortal that vas ever
endowed wi,h the comfortable power OF loco
mo- ION; an original. an utter precedent 10
every thing fsucltul, strange, and unaccounta.
bic, in ,bough,, word or deed often DID his
fantastic prsnks bring him before " Ills
Honor, m charge Of some ono Of The lynx.
eyed conscrva,ors Of tho peace, who had
found him the pivot OF q crowd Of gringing.
noisy idlcrs, blocking up The tootway Of some
popu,oos ,horoughfarc; and as often did his
inrxhauaabIc humor and sly blarney get
him Of uuscratched
Was il scorching summer and tho DAY
mos, clear, Funstcs was sure Of his bang-up
and umbrella! but gc, up shove, OF ilun-
der Storm, and OF would 60 those useless
+" cou,rsp,ious," and out he'd sally.
.With his bosom haze,
NOT hecd the blasts that how!ed along the sky
Was there holiday or meny.making 90
foot, Jenny might be seen mounted on the
wall Of some gravo yard. sable 'kerch'ei
i,oand his hat, aud phiz ;hc vcry picture OF
gravity Anon Sunday would fnd him the
gaycst Of the gay. =,
Upon tAis occasion, Jenny bad "indulgcd'
too freely in the .. ardent" and was fairly
captured By Paris Of the police.
Moru.-Wcll Funacr, yod'rc here again,
ch!
F-yes, your Honor, I'm like . oad pen
ny, always coming back agani
Nj shall nov be Obliged TO bc severe
with you. and give you an impressive lesson.
F-Thank Jour Honor. shal! be
Obliged 70, any instruction. for don'' know
as much as Thos. jefferson did.
A.-No. should Jndgc nos-but l
think months Incarceration would dc you
good.
F-wcll. you're tho doctor; but l should
like to hin, au honest difference Of opinion;
besides, the los, OF character; and then the
remedy is decidedly worse than the disease.
M.-No, ut all. sir. don't sec that ii
could iniurc you 10 the icsst.
F.--Ah! bat your Honor don't diserin'.
ua,c-n now il 10 tho hardest job imaginable
to effect any thing but your iioaors kind
heart, ~hilc tho very breath OF slandcr moul,
knock my reputation into the middle Of a
gln shop.
M.-Ycs; aud that's the very thing I'm a.
fraid Of, br no doubt you'd Immediately re.
turn to that poisonous s.uG, II ! should lei
you OF again.
E.-Why, h's no, SO hard to tako as elk
CT OF Asalrtida, and II you think Il Is poison
oas, mus, give i, up Of course, cause "l'le
! i. swsci," bu, reckon its uioastrous slow
/, poison, though. for uncle Tom srckcd II fo'
/ iouy years without hurting him. and he then
! co,,hc manncr.o' '.poschcr, which Of course
killed him up!
M.-weli, then be OF, aud don'. lei nc
sec you hero again.
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Moral.
From tho t:husrhsnan.

What Is Dc1fk'-0f drath itself wc
know nothing. Although permitted 10
approach within its shadow. sc arc ieno-
rant Of the reality. We may conrcrsc
with the dying; NC may ourselves be
brought TO The verge Of the grave, but The
sublime mystery Of death remains unfs-
ihomcd. The impcnctrablo darkness
which has erer rested apoa Us, continues
until The pang that gives yen. 10 the spirit,
impasts also !:telcssness 10 the body.
Bu. what is dealt, as its respects The
present lifri
II is q period Of humiliation:
Il, i.a period of anguish.
It's the termination Of every thing.
II is period Of humiliation. The
proud, thc naughty, the ambitious; the
mighty srhemcr. the high, the rich. the
cified intellect, all arc broush, down on
a icvcl wi,h the humble aud Obscure
The lofty emincnec for which they s,rove,
now, In The hour Of death. rises up before
them, bearing upon its base Of sand the
stamp Of vanity. The applause Of Tho
multitude, which once was The pendulum
of their very aetion. appears now IN Its
,ruc light, q ficklo breath. The glory
and pomp az The world, its pleasures, It's
hopes and lis promises, which short
timc since giisicued with the bril-.
Iiancy OF diamond, hare become dui!
sand vaiusIcss. They arc nigh INTO
dea.h:n they are realizing the truth OF
that text OF Scripture which declares lha.
"ihc fashion Of this world passeia away
Its period Of anguish. The pains ol
q diseased body, together viii. tho suf'c-
rings of q narrowed mind. cannot but
produce anguish. In health and p,ospe.
rity reflection may DO drowned amid
thouss0d circumstances which on dying
bed are beyond control. II is 10 the las'
hour that We are driven. rs IL were. upon
ourselves. There is 10 escape from
,houghi--ii goes back over tho past like q
whirIwind. tears up tho lons-forso,,cr
deeds of iniqui,y and folly, and bring'
them out upou tic memory a. flesh ant
vigorous us The things Of yesterday.
IL is the termination Of cscry thing
Death is truly, as i, respects the ptcscn
existence, the end Of every thing. II
,hc vegetable, as in the animal world, i
is The close Of life.
But what is death as is.rcspce,s 'h'
wori. TO CONC,
ltis 3 time Of triumph.
LISA .imc Of JOY and happiness.
II is the beginning OF al! things.
l, is time Of triumph In tho pros
poets Of death the soul shudders, but il
view Of eternal life j, rises ,riumphan,
the gloom Of the grave breaks away be
fore The piercing eye OF faith. aad th
fsinsing spirit. refreshed as i, draws nearc
to God. stands up strong and undaun,e
before the great destroyer. In the vsr
coaflict we hear tho song. 30 deaf
where is thy sting, q grave, where is tn
victory"
1t is time of JOY and happiness. .
w0.ld Of sin and sorrow is abou, 10 be eS
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Miscellaneous Items.

4 near ldea.-Wheu tho locomotive on
sine was passing the Insane Hospital. at
Worcester Mass. the other day, one Of The
inmates cxelaimcd-"Wcll that bcais iiic
Devil. ] never saw critcr 60 SO fast
with such short legs"
Like and Dniike.-An old Connecticut
parson. whose pcculiar;ies Of preaching
wcrc provcrbail, was ono day told by .
parishioncr, ihai hc didn't like Isis sermons
-.Wcil,n . said tho old man, IL don't won
der at Il, DONE like 'cm myself" I. 10
also related sof him, that being one day
pursued by some impuleni young rosues.
who cried after him, .Parson M.-parson
N.-did you know Tho devil wss dcad!'-
he .urnci round, shook his grey head, aud
spread his hands over them, saying III tones
OF com passion, Poor fa,herlcss children. :"
A poeeieay loafu.-ln New York recent.
iy crack-brained fellow vas carried to
tho polieceouri fos kissing giriand kick
lag ap . drst contrary 10 the ssatu'c." lie
caused much amusement by his answers
10 tho magistrates questions, which he cx'
,emporisct pocically thus;
Mag.-Is your name John Jay"
Pris.-Ycs, your honor, SO the people
say.
Mag.-Was i. you thu, kissed tho girl
aud raised tho alarm!
Pris. Yes your honor, bat thought 1t
was no harm. S
Msg.-You rascal. did you come here TO
mako rhymes! sfA
PriA-No. your honor, bu, twill hap
pcn so sometimes. ~ r. 7
Mag..--Bc OF you scamp; gel out OF my
sight. ~,
Pris.-Thank'c, your honor. then III
/ bid you good nigh,.-Boston Tran.
| A Carolinian said he had seen negro
50 black ,ha. charcoal would make wliitc
mark on him.
A gentleman seeing lady hold mn ael
! of parliament before her face to keep the
fire Of, said she was like um insoIvcnt
debtor, she ,ras taking the LentM Of the act
Tao Benefit ef attending Church
l"Wcli. Laura, give me short sketch ol
the sermon. Where was the text"
"Oh, I dom, know. Ire forgo.tcn.--
bu, would you believe IL. Mrs. Y. wore
,ha, horrid bonnet OF hcrsm / cu,ildn'
keep my eyes of i. all meeting timc; ant
Miss r. wore new shawl tha, must have
cos, City dollars. wonder her folks dc
not sec the folly of such cxlraragancc;.-
and .herc was Miss 8. with her pclissc-.
It's astonishing what want Of taste some
folks c1hibi,!.
"Wcll, il you've forgotten tho sermon
you have not The audisnce; but whicl
. nrrnchcr do YOU prefer, this one or Mr.
/ AZ"
ooh, Mr.. A.--.hc's so handsome and s.
sraecful; what an eye. and whu, fine SC
, of teeth he has,
A Dampr.-A young city fnP, in com
! pany with some bellies of fashion, was ri
!, ding into the country plcasuring, whel
, they saw poor rustic looking lad a. Wor
: BY the roads side. Thinking II q zinc OF
ror.unity 20 show his w't 20 the damscls
by sporting with the poor boy'signorancc
. be thus aecosted him:-"Can you tell me
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Jnnc ll-30-
CARPENTERS
Fluid En- tract sarsaparilIa.

Extract Buchu, Extract Jalap, Extfacst Bu-
Arnu,, Syrup Liverwor,, Buffers Magnetism
tcpcrien,, Balm of Columbia, Hunters Corn
Plaster. Hygsan Pills, Imperial Hair Dyc.
Bleaching Liquid, to remove iron moulds and
ink spots from linen. Dcwing's Cement, for
mcnding broken glass china, &c: lcw'tts
Water Proof yarnish. ALSO-Sal Eratus.
Isiuglass, Gum Arabic, Gum Senegal, Arrow
Root, Citron, lujubc Paste, Tolu Lozengcs,
Soda do. Liquoricc and Opium do. Pepper
min, do. Rhubarb do. Metal Bronzcs. and a
variety Of Surgical instruments, Jus, received
and for sale by
YOUNG g. M'KAIN.
March 10 IS3G
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Poetry.
THE SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.


Whc,e does the spiri, Of Beauty dweis
oh. said one, ii you seek to anow,
YOU must gaze around, abcTe, below,
Far earth and heaven and ocean tell
Wherr The Spirit of Beauty loves to dwell
Bu, sce. she comes with the easly spring
And winnows the air with her fragrant wing,
Clothing the meadow, and hill, aud trcc,
In tho bloom Of her rch embroidery
Ask her now crc she pass away
Where on earth she delights 10 ssay, -,
And the Spirit will pause, while earth and sss
Ring with tones Of her glad rcpiS-
" Sees for me in the blue hare'bei', ;,
In the pcarly depths Of the ocean shsi',
In the rspcr ficsh Of The dying Gay.
In the FIRST faint glow OF tne morning 'aS
J.lcep on the breast Of the crimson rose
AND hide in ths stately lily's sncws;
,n, found where the crystal dcw-drops sh:sc;
No ccm 70 bright in diamond mine;
bloom in the hoxcr that decks the grave,
And ride On the crs, Of the dark green ware,
I'm, up and away DER earth and CT sea,
Till there is no, a spot from my presence frcc.
aI'm seen In the stars, in the kaf cnshiined,
And beard m tha Sigh Of the whispering wind,
On the rippiing brcas: Of The winding ssrram,
In the mellow glow OF the moons mild beam,
! fan the air with the bird flight wisg,
And lurk in the grass Of the sairy ring;
Nv tents IN the rainbow arch are sci,
And breathe in shc fragrant violet;
Ioot hcrc you may you will find sic there,
FoS tho spirit Of Beauty is every where.
81 Sov ,istsn 10 me For, soo.h to say,
There il ono dear spot where Gain would stay,
Hove all things in earth, sea, sky
Bu. mr own best homo is a snaiaens s eye!
OH ieonid lngcr fot ever there,
Vet sirii for another, spbcic, more taisci
Eurking for aye in her checks warm snniie;
Round her rasy lips wiih their playful vic,
Rowing at will through each golden curl,
That waves DER brow like an Indian pearl,
And sipking al night 10 biissiul rest
Mid the spoilers SHOWS Of hrf ffagran. bsrasi-
SEEK 10. me there fas / loyc fu!l well
With the young snd the bright eyed maid 10 dxeii
{: And look fnr me ia the pte,s mind,
Where liz like radiant Gem enshTintd;
Toaehin, each thought like The rosc glow
Tha. falls on tbs marble tount below;
Fiiiiag tho aoni with al iaward hgbs,
A love 20. all ibss is pure and bright,
Till the mind where The rays Of my spirit burn,
CLOVIS ike The facs on crrsiss urn:
And n thousand beauties ill ihrn unaccn,
Flash in;o ,ista on the Fancy Is scrrcn,
While thoughts taat the many pass hccdscss by
A,r stored in the heart deep treasury.
Know yc now wherc lore TO ducIr
The mind Is happy tias feels my spei,;
Blcs. In its bright in,sa;niass.
I, soars aioi, upon fancy wings
De, earth, In heaven, In seaor sky,
In the psc,s spns, IN The maiden srye;
To the mind that seeks I am .ysf nigh.
Ioek where Il may, it will 6nd spc there,
For the spiIii Of Beauty iscvrsy where