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LUMBER FOR SALE.

LUMBER FUN ShLE.
VMYHE Georgia Lumber Company have now on band,
d at their depot at Darien, large amount of Lum
Der for sale by the Cargo in smaller quantities, and
they fully prepared to furnish on shor. notice all
kinds of the best quality Of Southern Pine Lumber,
sawed 10 any required dimensions, and q. the most ia
vorabe prices.
All communications may be addressed 10 the .4gsnt ot
the Georea Lumber Company at Darien and will receive
promul attention SIMEON b. JEWETT
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Company.
Lumber City, Georgia, Feb. e2-3m
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NTERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE -Pursu-
ant TO the last will and testament of Maj. Robert
Park decd offer, at private sale. Tue lands belong
ing to his estate situated Oxford Granville County,
North Carolina.
The upper tract lies on both sides of Fishing Creek,
within miles Of that furnishing village and is esli
mated to contain 200 acres gao Of which creek
bottom, very productive in graln and susceptible OF
great Improvement, at moderate expense The upland
is SOFT easily cultivated and productive and such OF it
as is not f!esh having for the part grown up in
pine, is rapidly recovering its former fertility. There
are 800 acres in or gina timber well suited 10 both fen.
cling and building purposes and situated as TO be con-
venient to all parts Of the plantation. Tie improve
consist of comfortable dwelling house, with six
rooms-a large co,un gina granary, with stables al.
tached-a smoke housc-corn crib-obacco barns, and
some cabins. II is believed that excellent oversho
mill mi ht he built this tract, commanding the best
water power in the neighborhond.
The lower tract is situated four miles from Oxfnrd,
and contains, by very old surveys, Gao acres This is
generally believed 10 be Of The best estates Of lis
tent in this section of country. Abuut lcO
creek bottom, Of superior quality, and from 400 10 800
acres Of tobacco land yet IL clear Timber is very
abundant, and at trihing cost. The MILL which is
good SITE might be put in opcration and rendered
profitable There two settlements this land. with
dwelling and out houses at eachsone good tobacco
barns, &c.
The terms will be made accommodating, and in
vile proposals from such persons disposed 10 make
investments in valuable real estate.
Oxford offers the advantages Of schools and good
ciety, and these lands present those Of SOIL fine water
and pure air.-Written communications will be address
ed al Warrenton North Carolina.
WELDON n EDWARDS.
GEO. D. BASKERVILLE,
Executors IF Robert Park. decd.
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January il

WYHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Choe'an0 County.
3 SETH G. PLArSER vs.. JAMES X. M.hsHALL-.h.
,ocLment for seGG0-Noce is hereby given, that The
obove Attachment was issued at the suit Of The Plaintiff
ouninst tile Defendant abscondlng debtor Tor Inc
9m aforesaid and has been returned to this office duly
executed. and is pending and undetermined IN me
;,o, Court of said county, and that unless said De.
sndsnt shall appear on before The frs, Monday alter
the fourth Monday of March next being The first day Of
snd Court give special bail and plead, judgment. will be
entered against him. and the property SO attached vii! be
sold TO satisfy Plaintiffs demands
rt,s SS-wGw
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Feb II

~IDEON LANGSTON-Take notice, that shall
q n proceed to take the dispositions of DR.. Charles
Quarlcs and others at Mechanicsvie in tho county Of
louisa on Thursday, the lst day Of March next, be-
tween sunrise and sunset of that day. to be read evil
dence in suit in Chancery now pending in The Circuit
Snnerior Court Of Law and Chancery for Louisa coun
ty in which you plaintiff and we and others are de-
PENDANTS if from any cause thr said deposItions
sbsI mn, he commenced and completed on that day. we
shall proceed from day to day, between the same hours
til com pIeed-when and where you may attend You
-. NATHANIEL MILLS,
DAVID THOMSON,
JOHN r. QUARLES,
Executors Of Ralph Qaarlcs DECEASED
,,, 73-wtlM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

LOUISA LAND FOR sALE-A Tract of Land in Louisa roun
north the Court House, and within Two "bn mics sns
half Of which i. in timber promises good
kind necessary large family new ~ IT. m With
timber Immediately contiguous he land IL OF c"oa
qnay and mprovementpnrt OF it well set IN eo
md Other grasscs.
" ''r - ELLIS Elicit CO.,
Fab tsowaw1 Richmond, IA.
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Rvrthy the attention If Capitalists.

THE subscriber offers sale his lying in James river
Richmond, combining about 05 Of
land-a roon OF which rich land be, aud the whole
valuable flrmiu. purposes But its chief value consists liz
Great nevealns bank OF the pures Sana The
former lng be made adequate to demand,
valuable for building the city OF Richmond ar-
welded annual the last five
Years from $50 00 The sand is also considered by some 10
be suitable for tho manufacture glass The nrge boats ir
can navigate the James improved all
lines approach the Island which will render desirable location
manufacturing establishment especially OF iron
il convenient region. The Island as" "houn
Granite for building puposes-This property in
condition. readily be rented out for
ycn $500 For particulars, npy to No'
than, Mc(;ruder & Co., F. & j. s. james & Co., or 10
Feb 10 lSI-2awtt ftthD
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hi. method of informing the public that he is still
carrying on the Machine Building live md %Gns n od
v all of Machines 10 give MN ho. ,Sc, Known
j" this country prepared Furnish from t" horse s
;.l. IN reasonable terms, who may wish to pu
chnss. - n. - A oc II,
Eynreiisyille Ahcmnro county, Va, FEB ~ eo-W1"I
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81CEE.MO.N'D, V'EEsGE.sY.g,

ENARMERS' BANK OF YlRGlNIA.-An adjourn.
z cd meeting of The Stockholders Of The Farmers
Bank Of Virginia will be held al their Banking House,
on Thursday, The ls day Of March next At II uc"ck
NJ. JOHN G. clair. Ca:hirr.
Feb II MIN
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One Hundred and Fifty Dollars REGARD.

~ without povocn;un whatever, on the I'd
v,Ic last the subscriber residing nt Denon
,;no. eli, Virginia, PEI ER who some
1,h ,,nn, himself Peter Brooks. purchased him Of William T.
,n n,ds ei:h years ago. he being then runaway, IN
49,, f,, - very straight, and Of bat STATURE
ell 600 od wL yer! light complex for hosa large
49, -. e., rs"" TO, has down look, with toera
~; - nc ~ smart and polite and about twenty
"c -, e nnn on or carried away with him.
80, - 49,; - H"n common clothing, though
ocose 's e ne nus Changed same a have
stood he WIS at work on the Chesterfield n', o h.
fore Christmas, and :ha, abou, Chris,mns h.. @ @ ~ RI
m'nd on the BASIN, well dressed l,rr. L.; "
brIm hat, and well supplied with money, The =; - J u
has ia about make his TO ,,n G m
when he seen on the Basin, he treating and I
'ne Of his color, and exhibited 10 hi,s man rs
pass with forced thereto. II hn ha len ,h ;,S s
md Richmond he is doubt in The Comfy Of ch, r
Acquainted Richmond, and particularly with Charles Mn
free will give tie above reward Of Fifty Dollar, S M
a'?rehensIon and delivery NO. lodged RchmonJ in
" get him again. Si5i taken out Of the S,a,c-CIpn;r,
" Fer aud all md Of public ort,
e requested 10 keep look for said nrgto, and cauo,o
taking him hoard Of vessel, employing him to
k IN any whatsver, under the penalty Of the law.
teo. 10 [s6-laj A. DENTON
NprcE TO MISUNDERSTANDING going South orc in.
f that when they reach Petersburg, Va there is ekoe,
Guo her BY tho Great Mail Lnc which runs daily through
III. Wl Fayetteville, Columbia, Augusta, Ga &c. or by
~ Nroad stage and stcamhost Co.'s lire, from the
Ion and Charlos,ou &C. '' o''s" ii'i'a1' """"s-
s,j SaurIo ng from Petersburg arc Tuesdays Thursday
provided each line " 10 deay' as extra post coaches ore
Petersburg Railroad OEcs n N 1907
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NJ Tie ENQuIRER is published three hmss 'oeek au
rim The SESSION If the Suite Legislature, ana fcce 'ccS
daring iAe rest IF the gear
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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m YEARS public ttion unless specially Or
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5 made knowa and accessible person III 10
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tho publisher and who remain Indebted on open
from tbs time whoa the advanced
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F-' tKesola,:oas Of the Editorial Contention Of Pu
Resolutions are some results Of the collective Wis"
@ a the bitter experience of the Editorial Corps Of trginu
.,i were assembled Richmond, on the 18th January les
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bic adherence 10 them
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,, BANK notes Of the Editor; the postage Of all
It's ry pad Hri,ersrhe postage OF single letter Is
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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Obituaries from the counry, whenever the
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HRANK OF FIRGlNlA.-Au adjourned meeting Of
Il 3 The Stockholders Of The Bank of Virginia will he
held at the Bank Thursday the first day Of March
next. A. ROBINSON, Jr CdShiGr
Feb - SS-2awld
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Eichmnnd md PeiersLurg Rail road Company.

Richmond and Petersburg Rail road Company
meeting of the President and Directors on the IGN
following further sums required from the stock holders
TO paid Bank Of Virginia its Branch a; Pc
.ssh- credit Of the Cnmpany viz: On each share S 10
paid On the st Oc,ober lat November December LIST Janua
r. AMI L., February and $40 tho LIST March noxt
that the acquisitions should bc met WIN
paeua,y BY the claim, against the company
WIN. P. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
Au,a5 32-2awtTstM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20
February ]

IN rules held in the clerks Office
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccy for the
county or Ameu, for month Of February, 1895:
Samuel Jones and Ann b. his wife, fla'hiis:
against
William r. Eeseson, administrator of Joseph Cooke, and survv
inr husband of his wife, Martha formerly COckc, james
I,ork Mary Archer formerly Mary Cooke Judith Archer, formerly
Cooke oson and Jane s his wife, formerly Cooke Cha
(,cr., and Richnrd Archer, Defendants.
The defendant, Richard Archer having entered his appear
aucc given security according The act Of Assembly md he
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not an nu;u this State It. entered NJ rules und order
3D. that said defendant Richard Archer here on the
first day of Apri term aud the bill Of the plaintiffs
and that copy order bu forthwith published in
paper printed CITY Of Richmond for months SURPRISINGLY
and another the front door of the Courthouse oil this
county. n Gopy-u este, MON ~
--yySy
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JOHN e. McCREDIE,
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLE

property being sold satisfy debt exceeding So,
will allow much Of the purchase money shut not
exceed my claim and twelve months with
u secured by negotiable with good and
a deed Of trust Oh the property. JOHN liETH.
lana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

SAINT LEDGER by Ecpse and full brother to Ariel Lance
sni o'Kiy, will make his in Virginia, at my sta
Tree Ill., two miles below Richmond. Particulars VIII
II n' bl. and advertisement in due time. JOHN r. WI" e.
iiGs Hill Jan. d SO-ts
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IN rules taken 10 the clerks office
of tho Circuit Superior Of Law and Cbancery OF Prince
Edward county the 9TH day of December, 1887:
Charles shtwel Josiah rishwel Reuben Bright Henry
cnkjns Martha, his wife, Sauda Ann, and Emelnc Bright
cI infant children Barnet Bchtwe dcc and Ann Eight
we'll Mnry Rrishtwe, Andrew Bshtwell, William Brshtwe,
Nathan John Brishwe which usi mentioned An
Jrcw William Natln und John nn children OF John Bright
we'll decd which said Saluda and Emenc, Andrew um,
and John sue by FRIEND the suid Charles Bright
we'll, i'"'"''
against p.-I.
William shtwel and Nancy, hs wife, and AeXande Bright
well, De'en'9 NV;
and security according act Of the General As
sem and the this Court aud appearing TINT no is not
an inhnb,an, State the motion Of the plaintiffs com
e il ep,e rules aforesaid and accordingly ordered
said defendant Alexander Bishwc do appear here on the fst
d,y of Apr term next and the plaintiffs hill and mat
cooy of this ORDER forthwith inserted 10 some one oil The puhc
ne printed tho city Of Richmond tor two months sue
essvey and the front door Of the Courthouse o
this county, a copy-iese, ,,o,.,.u n n
Jan (I0-wSwsJ ID. =. NoN''ti1,."' y. ~.
IN Rules taken 10 The Clerks s o.
1,.:I;,,, o,r,rd Plaintif,
Josiah Hix Henry Guthrie and Henry Ihwea ndInistfa-
- i,n,o, III, DrcndRnts
The Josilh x having cred his appearance ana
sncurty the nncH Assembly ana th
rules of this Court and appearing that he is not an nhaan o.
h State on the motion the plaintiff by counsel Us entcrou
NJ ,ul. Aforesaid accordingly ordered That the said defend
ant os, x appear here the first day OF March court
, ,nd answer the plaintiffs bi and at copy OF this order I've
Grhyb Of the public newspapers prin'ed m
Of months anu nho Posied
n, in, front door Of the Courthouse Of this county ri,
NJ '"' '"' AZ a cony-Tcsie, B. }. WORSHAM. Clerk
ooi' 75-wsw
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.-Tbe trustees Of tie Riel mend
Academy will proceed Tuesday the 9th rstGn 10 the
election Of Professor OF Ancient Languages supply the
occasonei by tho death Of the late Professor Reynolds
Those wishing become candidates for the situGlOn will ad
5. MAuPIN,
Principal Of the Academy and Secretary the Board Of Trustees
Erh s Saw T&S i21E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

rH'AZEWEI.I :. MORTON, GENERAL CoaMrssioS Agent
Farmrlc VTrrna gives particular attention to the sac Of
Tobacco Hfe Flour produce lilo will also
aud sell Merchandise and Agricultural Implements for the usua
Isl ST-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

n AW NOTICE subscriber Will. view to The
EA convenient practice OIL profession, has fix.
ed his residence at Boydton, Meckrnburg county, Va.
He will hereafter regularly attend The Courts Of Lunrn
burg Mecklcnburg, and Brunswick counties; and in.
tending 10 devote himself earnestly aud exclusively 10
the law those who engage his servicrs may depend
his prompt aud Jealous attention ~ their business
JAS. "A. GHOLSON, Boydion.
Feb IL Ss-lM
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EBRIME SUGAR g. MOLASSES.-La Landing this
e morning, cargo Of schr. Joseph AshJruuk, direct
from Atakapas-
l33 hhds prime sugar-part old crop
100 bbls. 60 mnlasses
For sale by LANCASTER, DENNY & CO.
Feb Is $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

rOS pEYTON GILES, attorney Ls0, will attend the SUI
peror md Interior Courts Amelia Cheserfcd md Powhd
tan His address u.s. Terrapn Neck Post Offer, Amelia.
E.h IN s5-w5w+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-20

H1ARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS.-Thomas J. Barrow,
Importer No 49, Nassau Street New York, offers for sne
complete the above na comprising oce
Patterns packed to order for country trade or in the original
package Orders by letter will receive every attention
Sn,p Ynrk Erh S2=lNl
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YER.us OF THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

W Tie ExQuInER is published three times Ueek du.
r The session If the SUITE Legislature, and t'cce 'ccsS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-10

vroa the Darien Telegraph. July 81
INDIANS HRAR H0Ms.-We have received the fol-
lowing lsttss from our obliging csrrespondent the
editor of the Brunswick Advosats:-
~nw Brunswick, Tuesday Morning.
Dear 0m,-I have just learned from an sathcnIic
source, the murder of two families in Wsrc county
BY the Indians. Mr. Wilde and family were murder
ed on the l7th instant and Mr. John Davis and family
on the 24th, no. more than twenty or twenty five
miles from Waynesvle.
Mr. Davis is, believe, we'll known, having former
ly been member of the Legislature.
These murders were perpetrated by five Indians,
whose trail was followed by the nsighbors into the
Okefenokee Swamp, where they found the trails SO
large and indicating the vicinity Of so many Indians
that they were obliged 10 return They estimate that
there are as many as four or hve hundred IN the
swamp. Great excitement prevails in Ware and
Camden on the subject Of these murders, and from
Waynesville an express has been despatched to OBJ
tain particular nfermation and meeting OF the CT
zens is to be held tomorrow, TO take such measures
as the urgency of the case may require.
write this in the greatest haste, thinking 1t may
possibly in the absence of more particular and re-
cent intelligence than has been received here, be Of
servlceto You. Yours, &c. J. LYMAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-10
ElOpem en mt In High Life,
Had we never loved 50 kindly,
Loved so long and loved SO blindly.
Never met ~


Never met"
IL was pleasant evening, and we made our way
to the Widows. "Heavens lamps were lit and
earths too; and from top to bottom of the avenne
sParklcd thousand lights We are now at the "Wi-
dow's," and what a whirl of gaety il is! On one
side Of US (parakiDg freely of the sparkling CLASSY sits
our old and rubicon visaged friends George and Char
Icy, termed (why, we knew no) the Siamese twlns.l
Caleb W. (every bodys clever fellow) has just drawn
naive and pitky style, the manner pursued by the ma
lives of South Africa to the giraffe and hpp
potamus. Tall Adam-bHt hold! What lovely VI
sion burst upon as entered the bar room. What
music hung on her tongue, as she enqured what
would please TO drink"
Brandy and water" said l. and my eye did weep
for having troubled her.
Dark are her rnglets ever fell from the head Of
hour. In all her features appears perfect symRe
try, lighted by an artless innocence and intelligence
that has bewldered and infatuated all who knew her.
the back ground half concealed in the black shadows
of the grove, stands two yeung men. Their dress
bespeaks rank and the form OF one s particular COM
manding and noble. They acting as friends OF
one from the star west" His chariot with steps down
waits at the gate Ignorant of the world she credits
their artful tale and mute anguish and despair bids
adeu to the protection of her childhood. Widow,
awake! Hast forgotten the perils of thy own youth
You repose upon volcano-awake! awake!
But few days have elapsed since that memorable
highland she now glides with her lover ON The
wealth, and (being himself intellectually education
Will she be happy with him We know not; but
she has best wishes with the prayer that she may
never feel
"Thst often care in rich sroeade Is drest,
And diamonds glitter on an anxious breast
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-10
M O N K Y MARK EFT,

Ihursuay, August 9--6 r. M.
One Of the stock obbag morning. prints report
with regard to the Lunbsrmen Bank Warren calcu
lated to deceive. letter dated wsen of the I'd instant,
says 'ths stock has been transferred seven individuals
trust for five suits the rogues admirably well who
have purchased the notes Of the bank very low rate
and after having pretty well drained market put in
crcu alton through the the report that institution
would be In condition redeem their notes at par
thus inducing the brokers bid up upon which same
avail themselves of the advanced price, This an old
trick but the honest holders of the bills of this concern
have but gloomy prospect INCA
peined for resumption and preparations
king to celebrate the day national jubilee People
begin TO be honest but the full usefulness Of the neasurew
be realised until il has become that all who de-
not do will be Considered rotten and bankrupt.
We understand arrangements have been mad At Philade
Pha with the United States Bank for the redemption Of all
the city certificates 100 dollars The bank viii
them on deposue.
An Ohio paper says the German tank Wooster Ohio is
to be recognised and revived under its old charter
Business in Wall street remains nearly the
reported for few days.
The sales Board to-day indicate material change
the market from those Of yesterday. In decline
manifest Delaware aRd Hudson rscesed per cent Ken
tusky fell off cent? Paterson Bosioa and Pro-
Stsningtoa per cent
StS tbs PlaHser Bank Of Tennessee as4 Brsnches Nash.
yils Judy !, 1883.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-10

aFaom MArAxzAs-The schooner Pan Matansas
Capt. Foster, arrived late lest svssi.g iron Matan-
zas. bringing dates 10 the 18th July. The acw Go
srnsr Of Matanzas, Senior Buitsage, had arrived at
Havana, and was hourly expected al the former
place. For month pest there had been bat little
rain. The city had more doctors than sick. The re-
port Of an attempt in Havana, in favor Of Don Car
los was contradicted. The new loan of two and
half millions Of dollars was rapidly subscribing No
enc had given more than sl90O0-many without in
rerest and many gratsitsusly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-10
On the P,cturs OF Child tired OF play
nv y. p. WILLIS.

Tired Of play tired Of play
what hast theu done this live-long day,
The birds are silest. and sois the bee;
The doves have Aown to the shelter NJ caves,
AID the nests are darn with dropping leaves;
Twilight gathers and day IL gone
How hast thou spent it--restlessosef
Plavingl Bu, what hast thou done beside
To tell thy mother uev tide
What promise OF morn II len unbrekenf
What kisd word 10 thy play mate spoken
whom hast thsu pited, and whos forgiven!
How with thy faults has duty strivcns
Whit hast thou learned by field and hill,
BY greenwood path, and by singing rill Z
There viii come an eve to . shorter day,
That will find thee tired-but not with play
And then thou wilt lean, as thou ieancst now,
with droooing limbs ant an ach nE brow.
And wish The sh sdows would faster creep,
Asd ione 10 20 to thy quiet sleep,
We'll were " then II tn, aching brow
were a free from sin ssd shame as now
well Tor lhee n Thy lip could tell
IN thine open hand hath relieved dictress-
Ifthy pity hath sprusg 20 wretchcdness-
m thou hast torgiver The sore uhcnce,
And buusbled THINE heart with penitepcs-
m Natures vcic~s have spoken 10 thee
with their holy meanings eloquenfly-
Tsvery creature hssh wen thy love,
From the creeping worm TO the brpodny dove,
III never SD lew spoken word,
Hath pleaded with Thy heart uubeard--
Then, when the night steals On - now,
IL y IN bring relief IN thine aching brew,
And with Joy md peace At the thooght 2, rs-
Tbou wilt ssk TO sleep on thy mothers