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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10

~ 81 siinated IN Madison couutSs Mlssisslppas s.s
III 81, miles easterly from Canton, AMI fwehe
niles rossi, fioln Madsn.illr, on The elesa'ionoi
and, between Big Biack ana Pearl Ri.ess, IL
region as healthy any ~ the Si,ic- This In
stitution including female department, now ~
successful opelutior, w~s c''ai'ci,d " tue Legs
Io;ure. in their SESSION o. he last yrag. The
town Of sharon, IN which lie ,olisgs is located,
WAS ucoyuorated al the sane ,i..lt, with special
referee 10 these Literary lnstituns, designed to he
reared within lis limits. The bearing OF the act
Of incorporation, on the promotion OF good order
and learning, may be understood ny the following
extract from the charter OF the Town.
"De il further epacted, That the President and
Council shall has power TO pass all necessary
laws for the good order, and government u said
Flown. hntinconsstcnt viii, the Constitution, and
Laws OF the State, aud OF the unlted States,
whereby education, and learning may be promo
ted, and thu retailing api vending OF ardent spir
Its Gambling, aid every species OF vice and I'M
lmorality, may be Suppressed, together with the to
tai inhibition Of the ,ons and savage practice oil
wearing D,rks, Bowievkaives, or pistols.'
IN account Of the hcalthiness, and other ndvan-
taces OF tho place, many friends Of good order,
learning, and morality, are already beginning TO
make il the place OF them residence.
Five ccutlenen from different States in the I'M
mon, all Of whom being now, or having been, pro-
fessors IL other institn,ons are srcay elected 70
the faculty. Fou Of them are clcrgymcn--opc
Methodist ono BAPTIST, on. Pres5ytoriai,, and one
Cumberland Presbyterian. The Course Of studies,
Iin this Institutions is be equal to that Of any 9TH
or college in tbs United States. The preparatory
| department is already in operation, and numbers
between thirty and forty pupils. and will be more
Extensively organized OH the first Monday ofMay
next.
Thu College proper will be organized and c'as-
scs formed on the first Monday next October
Any student however, wishing before that time, TO
pursue any studies Of the college classes, shall be
duly attended to, by the professors at any time ai-
ter the first Monday IN May uext
There will he two vacations in the year, one
from the last Of Julyto the flrst of October. aud
the other during Chris,mast week
PRICE OF TUITION.
In the preparatory departmcntpe rannum $40.
III the college classes gao
payable in advance.
III PRICEOF BOARDING.
| Board to be procured at $40 per month; and
washing including fuel at So so cts. per month.
By order Of the Trustees.
Z. GRAHAM, Sec'y.
Sharon, Feb. 90, 1898.
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FActorage s. Commission Business
in MOBILE. 1r

ENHEsubscrber Tenews the ttnderofhis
- services az a Factor and Commission
Merchant ia Mobile. Circumstances be.
You'd his control will cause him 10 re
main IN Mobile SO late that he wilII I'M
able 70 see many Of his Georgia aud s.
Cata'ina friends personally. iiv is how
svtr, enabled to say ihat he has connect
~ himself with Col. Gil. MATTHEW'S,
|of Dallas county, in the Steam Press and
Ware House business, by which he offers
% all who may be pleased 10 patronize
bin, superior re-Eroof storage, Cor all
cotton consigpedto him for sale. From
his long experience ID augusta Georgia
in this business, he does moi doubt lie
will be able 10 give gensrsI satisfaction.
FRANKLIN C.. HEARD.
Mobile, Nov. 8, 1887 S-4n
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sHRON FEMALE ACADEMY.

Tire Spring and Summer Session for the presen,
year will commence on the FIRST Monday IN March
and end With the las. week in July.
The Studi, Of the Preparatory Glass will en-
brace photography, Reading, Peunmanship. Arith-
|,netic, English Grammar, and Geography with The
use Of the Glohcs.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
TWELVE DOLLARS.
Junior Glass Astronomy, Natural, Moral, and
Mental Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Rheior-
ic, Logic, and Potica Economy.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Senior Glass Drawing, Oriental, Mezzotinto.
and Velvet Paintings, and Ornamental Needle
work, including the branches Of the JUNIOR Class.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
TWENTY DOLLARS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANOTORTE
PER SESSION, TWENTY DOLLARS.
The Institution has been provided with a good
iano, and the Trustees having made arrange
ments TO procure ,he assistance Of two additional
Tutorcsses, feel themselves authorized to offer to
parents DESTROYS Of procuring for their daughters
a solid and ornamental education, all the advaR a.
yes which numbers and competency OF INSTRUCTOR
esses, a spacious and we'll regulated Academy,
and a retired, healthy, aud pleasant location can
secure,
The Boarding House under the superintendent
Of r. Young, has been fitted up, with u special
view to the accommodation Of young Indies. The
House is now ready fsrthe reception Of seventy
boardcfs, and no pains will be spared by the pro-
prieto,t 20 promote the comfort and convenience Of
Of his boarders.
Thcp price efboardns per month, $40; washing
Sc 50.
Borders will be required to fureish shes owl
candles.
Tuition payable in advance.
|" By order of the Board oil Trustees;
C.GRAHAM, See'y.
Feb. 90. 1898.
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Prospectus


TT .AW, being the rule Of action prescribed i,
q a the supreme power OF the state, commantiicr
sbat is right, and prohibiting what is wrong. I
general acquaintance with its provisions is dcsira~
bic to the scholar, ihe legislator, the planter. nn
mechanic, swell as the lawyer by profession. An
classes OF society, in n republican government.
like our own, dependant, tor the perJeuty Of lis
lnsututiol,s, alone on an enlightened puutn scnt-
ment, reqoirc some knowledge Of the legal enact.
ments upon which their liberties, and their fortuna
depend.
The lawscf Mississippi Of general nature, as
enacted b. her Successive legislatures, lie scatter
cd in numerous volumes, buried under mass az
private &c s Of importance 70 those alone who are
directly interested III heir provisions, and ofcr;rg.
by 'heirhu'a, anlti' want ofannngerent, IN ~
most indispensable barrier 10 that sene,al tlissenna-
ton OF their ccntents, amongst the great mass AZ
the people, which their Importance would seem IA
require.
Tocouec' and arrange, MI The laws of general
nature, tcw III force, in this STATE, under their an.
prouriatc titles, iogether wish ,i,ah., digested
index, and experimenting in person, tie cemcle-
,ion OF OF the work. oati ready for delivery viii be
labor otno small magnitude. The support and
patronage Of the intelligent citizens Of this s,ea,
state, feel confident, will not be withheld from
aiding in the accomplishment OLA work which vii,
more widely Disseminate knowledge Of our in,,i-
tutiona, and the wisdom on which they are based.
The work will be polished IN Two royal octave
vorumes, comprising frnm five TO seven hundred
pages, containing all af,er tho cnactng causc YER
san'n, ofevery law now in force, Of general ma
ture, together with a reference 10 the pampfle,
laws Adigested index ., the sontens Of the vol
1mes, will be applied, bringing AT once to the vieu,
condensed statement ofthe standing law, under
It's distinctand appropriate title.
Terms WILDE, to subscribers, Five dolls. poryol-
uine, bound and letteted, payable on delivery.
The work will, II sufficient encouragement Il oh
talnrd be ready for delivery ny the first Of Jamia-
y 1889.
T. ]. FOX ALDEN
jackson. March, 1899.
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Notice!

II ETTERS Ut administration having
Il been granted 10 the undersigned BY
the Probate Court Of Lawrencs County
at the December term, 1887, on the es.
hate OF eremiah Harrison. deceased No
tee j, hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate. to present thew
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed b. law, Or they will be forever
barred; and those indebted to said estate
are requested to come forward and maks
immediate payment.
WILLIAM HARRISON, .idm'r.
REBECCA HARRISON, .4d,n'x.
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Nv HITE. .HAGER &.Co.

n RE agents for the sale ofthe Smith ard Rus.
"A Printing Presses, with WHICH they can fur
nish their customers at manufacturers prices;
Chascs, Cases, Composing Sticks, lax and every
article used in the printing business. kept for sale
and furnished on short notice. old type taken in
exchange for new at niue cents per ID.
\ NIB. Newspaper proprietors who will give the
above three insertions will be entitled 10 five dol
lars III such articles as they may select from our
Specimen.
i. WHITE s. IIAGER.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10
notice.

III Et3 q Ems "f Administrator ha,,,.g
- sr'sktsnled 10 The undersisnra &,
il,e1'roksss fsourt ot Lawrence you,,,'
a il,e Ert9tary Term 1888. ON m.
tate Of Dssid Bunty deceased. with 49,
.w'l) aiin.xrd. -N"i'cs is hereby eiysn,.
aI.pv'-ans having Claims sgsinst said I.
tate 10 yrestnt them d0ly sniheniicat.a
within ihe time prescribed Ly law I.
they will be itfcser barred. aud ali No.,
sons indebted TO said estate are reo,,.s,,
ed 10 come forward and a,ake immJ,s,a
raymement.
JOSEPH NEYLANs. ADM,
Monticello, March 81, l6ae--.l-6w.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

DURSUANT 10 an order from the
= Probate Court pf Marion county,
made at the court house thereof, u shall
offer for sale on credit Of twelve months,
al the late residence Of john adams late
Of Marion county, Decd, On Saturday
the first day q September next, the foI-
lowing described tracts or parcelsp Of land,
lying in The county AND State Aforesaid,
30 wit:
Fractional section twenty-four. town
ship three Of range, thirteen east; and
north east quarter objection twensy-thres,
aud south east quarter Of section twenty.
three of township three OF range thirteen
east. ALSO. fractional section skfteen
il township three of range thirteen cas-
vf the Basis Martdan-- ALSO The north
west quarter Of section twenty.three o
range thirteen east; the whole amounting
to twelve hundred and thriy .seyen acres
which said land issb0uRded on the eastb,
Pearl River. The Purchaser will b
bound to give note aud approved securi
~. s.n1
ANDERSON ADAMS, Adm
Columbia, July 10Th 1885, 5-3-w.
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March J., 1s3s--3t.
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Law Notice.

4 AND s. SMITH, have associated
n themselves in The practice Of the
law, they will attend to professional bu-
siness ia the Superior Courts held in
Jackson, and in the counties OF Law
renee. Marion, Covington, Simpson, Co
Nah and Pike. any bushes conhded 70
their care will receive their pro'npt and
undivided attention. Office at Monllcel-
10.
Feb 4 l838-l7-tf.
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Mississippi Rail Road Company

NOTlCE-I Is hereby given tina. the
~ undersigned commissioners VIII
open books for the subscription OF ten
thousand shares Of the capIl stock Of The
Mississippi Rail Road Company, On
Monday The 2lst day Of May, 10 the
town OF Monticello. Ten dollars pei
share will be required a, the time Of Sub
scribing. in the notes Of any chartered
Bank ofthe State.
JOHNS. CARSON,
ts ROBERT JELKS,
E. ENGELHARD.
Commissioners.
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DOCTOR ]. s. BUSH,

UO0ION - - - ~ Y
nFrERS his professional services g
~ the citizens Of Monticello ana W
city, ana trusts BY strict attention . nu
siness 10 merit . reasonable shs'so' ps'
rorage. e-,.b,. law
once one door IVES, 81 Arthur Smiths Law
Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

| the Cross. found ., Jerusalem by the Empress
Helena. and in which the Emperor Constantine was
crowned. Maria Louisa, Napoeons widow, WIS
present, looking thin and haggard.
TREMENDOUS WATERsrouT.-on Wednesday
morning abput five O'Clock. the village and ne oh
borbood Of Kngseout county OF Cavan, To the cx-
tent of four or five square miles, visited FOR up.
wards OF .is hours by tremendous waterspour, most
destructive IN its consequences. The village being
situated the side OF mountsin.wth much Difficult
~ re sisted the overpowenng torrent, which rolled
from the heights with accumulated power. Seye-
raj houses were deserted aud left a prey TO the de
srroyipg element. Cormscca, the .eat OF Mr.. +.
Pat. was completely and SO suddenly overwheim
ed, that twenty men required. knee-deep Va the
water, to keep out the flood from the parl0r aud
drawing room. The greatest loss, however. on this
melancholy occasion. was sustained by the poor
people, whose FAX, hay and corn were indiscrlmin-
ately borne down by the torrent distance Of seve-
raj miles. and swept in one common mass into the
lake OF Bslyho. Dublin paper.
One OF the London papers says that, IN the event
OF n war between France and Mexico, vessels
sailing under Mexican letters of mafgue will be
treated by the French pirates, unless two-ihifds
OF the are Mexicans. The report originates
doubtless, in the known apprehension Of the French
Government that. IN case OF war, many privaieers
would be fitted out in neutral ports an apprehension
not likely, think, 10 be realized
The most remarkable feature in French politics
Just now il the general movement OF the National
Guard Of Paris 10 obtain extension OF the elective
irauchi.e amovcment certainly deserving the praise
of dsinie .cstedness, inasmuch n the Guard them
selves already qualified vote and IL is for their
unqualified fellow citizens that they come forward.
We have no doubt that the Government will yield 10
some extent.
No definite action appears 10 have yet been taken
in the ALTAR Of Louis Bonapatte's expulsion from
-, ,tzerand.
There is spihing new from Spain Of any mpor
lance The Cores summoned for the 9Th of
November.
The accounts from Crcassia are very unfavorable
TO tho progress Of the Russian arms III that quarter
1t is said that then force in that country amounts TO
100000 men, yet they cannot make head against the
sturdy mounaincefs. The blockade is successfully
evaded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
PUBLIC Sale.

n LII the personal property (negrors cAccpted)
n belonging to the estate of the late John Alexau-
der, Esq, decd will be sold, public auc ton This
property consists of valuable stock Of work horses
brood mares, and some colts Of pure blood n filly
by Emancipation, dam by Randophs Roanoke /;
another by Tychlcus, dam by Vmglnian; good
match of young horses by Black Warrof-also, 5 or
@ Mules, well brohen--a large stock Of Cattle, a.
Inongls these are 10 yoke OF work Oxen, about 80
mich Cows, considerable number OF cattle fit for
beef, and number Of Young cattle, the produce of
The common stock oil the country by full biooded
Durham-a large number of Hogs many of which
will be fit ior polk-about $50 fine Shcep-several
Wagons and Ok Carts, and Plantation Tools of eve
ry descriptions Carriage and Harness. Household
and Kitchen Fnrniture--Also all the crops of c orn
Rye, Oats, Hay. Fodder, &c. Of the crop of Corn,
there are between anl 400 barrels at the Oucr
plantation, 100 barrels upwards AT the Suck Creek
plantation, aud n large crop of Oats NJ both.
The sale viii commence AT the late residence OF
Alr. Alexander, near Campbell courthouse. ON Fri
day the 10Th day OF November next, and continue
on the next day. At the Otter plantation on Tues
day following lbeing the 20th)-and at the Suck
creek plantation on the next Thursday being the
/ 22d.)
Tefms-A credit of 10 months will be given upou
all sums OF ten dollars aud upwards, the purchasers
giving bonds with good security; less than ten dol.
/ lars, cash JOSEPH VII SON Ersc,,,,
/ October % nan
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Fresh Imported Dry Goods.

VINfiE subscriber, grateful for the patronage ex-
Il tended to the firm OF Robinson q Elliott, and
respectfully soliciting continuance, announces to
his friends and the public, the arrival of an extra
new stock, purchased within the last three weeks IN
the Northern cities, under the most favorable cir
cumsances
Blue black & fancy cold Cloths, supr. quality,
do do do Cassimeres, style entirely new,
Extra superfne London Ga Merinos, very cheap,
A beautiful assortment Of Calicoes, patterns most
rare,
A, fg'd. 4 twilled style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian Lutesrings,
Supcrfne plain Il fgd. Swiss Muslin,
10 bales a cases of Domestic Goods, comprising
The best assortment have ever had.
With large additional supply daily looked for
which will make my assortment complete. II new,
cheap and desirable Goods will induce CALL can
with safety say my friends and the public will not be
disappointed. A. G.. ELLIOTT
Oct. ts
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HAT MANUEACTOKY.
4 Z
GEORGE W.. G.7.V'EN,

rnnLE DooRs BELOW TnE oonNERLEADiNG fRoMTnf
wAsuINeroN HOTEL tMuN srnErr,)
ID RESPECTFULLY tenders his thanks to the
j u public for the very liberal encouragement ex-
tended To hun sinoc his ~ business al
this place, and desires to inform them that he has
made arrangements TO extend his business consdera-
bly,, aud shall IN future keep full assortment OF Fur
aud SIN Hats o his manufacture, consisting Of
Fashionable Chpt Beaver Hat,
do Brush do
do Silk do
PLAIN Russia black and white Caps, and
Wool Has large assortment.
In addlIlont 10 hls present Stock, daily expected
few cases Of fashionable Brush and silk Hats from
the Month. and he will continue to receive from the
best Northern Factories.
lie hopes ms hnsing been practical Halter for
the last 90 years, will be sufficient TO recommo his
work TO The attention OF the public, and will induce
them 10 call and examine Tor themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
ibCtobcf Of ON
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LabOlIrers w autcd.

I'VE WILL HIRE n number of LABOUR.
EkS, eiiherby the month or day, to work
upon tue JAMES RIVER AND kiNAUIA
IMPROVEMENT, from this date until Cbris,
mas Tor winch liberal wages will be given. Our
contract IS about one mile above Lynchburc, and
consists chiefly Of Tow Path and Embankmeni. and
lies high above the level Of the water and is conse
quentIy dry
Persons wishing TO hire us hands can ex,m;,s
Tor themselves One OF the concern can be seen upon
tue works at all times.
LANGHoRNE, CABELL, WILLIAMS, Il Co.
we also wish to hire from the LIST of January. 1899.
lou Laoorers BY the year, for which liberal prices
os "' PAD p, L., c., W., q Co.
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Bedford Female Academy near
LibPrfu. va.

DUPlLS may, during the present year, be enter
l. ed at any period fthe Course aud will be char-
ged rateably TO the time. To avoid deranginy thu
organic alton Of the School, there will be no Vaca
ton, until the Fall.
Tuition, in English and French, so dollars per an
mum. Board washing, lights and fire, $40 per
month. italian Spanish, $40 per anuum. Music.
$40. Embroidery. colored and white, IS. Pupils
furnish their own Bedding. To those from a dis
lance, it can be supplied, at a moderate charge.
Summer Uaitorm. This will consist Of Robe of
Pale-blue printed Cambria. the figures small and
close: Capes of the same Pantalets Of white; A :
prons of brown French Linens edged with blue Braid.
Straw or chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
y-blue Green Wells. Jewelry and Embrodcries
prohibited, as well as all fnery in general.
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON
March 10 Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

LNOR SALE, or accommodating terms, a large
l. TRACT OF LAND, (about 1000 Acies) Iy-
ing in the South part OF Bedford county, on the
ters of Dirk Creek, 25 miles from Lynchburg and
six miles from Lcesvillc, on Staunton River The
improvements on the Land are comfortable Dwell
lisg House, with other necessary out houses, and
about $50 Acres of cleared Land, in good condition
for cropping. The balance of the Tract is " ell tim
bercd aud we'll watercd, and is well adapted 10 he
culture OF Tobacco, Corn Wheat and Oats. The
Land will be divided ii desired and il sold will
be rented ion the ensuing year. Apply to Dir. f.
Austin, Leesyllc, Campbell county.
August2 WITS
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Floyd County Land for Sale.

RElNG APPOINTED AGENT by the owner
OF that desirable 1K.ICT OF L.9.v.D.
situated IN Floyd county, Virginia, on the head Of
L,u'e River, and known as Oglc's Old Place. con-
tanning about eleven hundred and forty
TOUR Acres am authorized by the proprietor to
ohef The same for sale. 1t will therefore be mt mn
al puo''c auction on the premises, on Thursday the
29th day OF November next
me terms will be one half the purchase money
pa'u down at the time ofpurchasing and the residue in
one year alter. The title, which is indisputable
wilbo made at the time of final payment, on its being
puno'u"l,y made, or IT will be Immediately made, il
Tue purchaser prefers IT, by his giving deed of trust
10 secure the payment. The highest responsible
biddef wl be the buyer. on his complying with the
ABOVE terms OF sale Possession will be Immediately
given.
II Is deemed unnecessary TO give a description OF
ms Land, as II is SO well known. ANY persons desi-
,o"s 10 view IN person, are referred to Capt. JAIME
L'tefei, ilVng near the same, who will be polite
enough to give the necessary information; or for
lur'her particulars apply TO the subscriber, a, Chris.
tiansburg. RO. GARDNER
Oct. -
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l'OETICAL.
Fros de Religious Souvenir for 1899.
PAUL PREACHING AT ATHENA.

=
SUGGESTED BY rnK CARTOON OF RArFAELLr
By Mss Ana Charlotte Lynch.
Gsxxck. hear tina, joyful sound,
A strangers voice upon thy sacred h
Whose shall bid the slumbcring nations round
Wake with cenvulsive thrill.
Athenisns, gather there, he brings you words
Brighter than all your boosted lore affords.
He brings YOU VOWS Of One
Above olympian Jove. One in whose light
Your gods shall fade like stars before the sun,
On your bcwlder'd night
That UskNowS Con OF whom We darily dream,
In all his burning radiance shall beam
Behold, he bid. you rise
From your darn worship round that Idol shrine,
lie points TO him who reared ,our starry skies,
And babe your Phdbus shine
Lin up your soul from where in dust We bow,
That God Of gods commands your homage
But brighter tidings still
lie tells of one whose preeiou. blood was split
In lavish streams upon Judeas hill,
A ransom for your guilt
Who uumphd DER the grave, and broke its cham
Who conquered Death and Hell, and ngan.
Sages OF Greece come near
Spirits OF daring thought and gan, mould.
Ye qnesiiouers of time and nature, hear
Mysteries vvf,.;c uutold
Immortal life reveald, light for which "a
Have task'd in vain your prond philosophy.
Scarchers for some frs, cause
Midst doubt and darknoss-lo he points To Ono
Where, all your vaunted reason lost, must pause,
And faint To think upon,
That from everlasting, that shall be
To everlasting STILL etenally.
Ye followers of him
Who decm'd his soul spark OF Deity
Your ianeirs fode,--your masters dreams grow dim
To this reality.
Stole unbcnd that brow, 5ruk in that sound
skcptic, dispe those doubts, The Truth Is found.
Greece, though thy soulpturod walls
Have with thy triunphs and thy glories runr,
And through Thy temples and thy pillar halls,
Immortal poets sung
No sounds like these have rent yonr startled air,
They open realms d light and bid you enter there.