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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

CoNGREss.--O lates, date from Washington
City is the 25th ut. The reader is referred TO
The letters from our correspondent for the latest
Congressional news The debate on the Mis-
s,ssIpp election had not been brought to u close
al ON latest accounts. Ii seems 10 excite CON
siderable interest in the House No doubt APP
peas 10 be entertained as the result. The claim
Of Messrs. Plentiss and Nord to their seats has
almost 10 a certainty been Sc. aside as unlounded,
and their election declared null,ty however, a
| few days will decide. While on this subject We
cannot refrain from calling the particular utten-
ton Of our readers to the able and we think, I'M
answerable argument Of Col. Claiborne published
on our first page. 1t is as mild and diguiiied in
its tone, as it is clear and convincing in its rsa.
soning. II covers the whole ground. No un.
prejudiced person, il seems to US, can read it
without being satisfied that the House cannot
without the grossest injustce--nay, the most dis
graceful inconsistency and want of good faith, re-
verse its decision OF October last by which Messrs
Claiborne and Gholson wete soemny declared
TO be duly elected members from the State Of
Mississippi for the whole 25ih Congress.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

The following resolution las been introduced
into the Senate by Col Boyd Of Altala
ResOlrsd 'r,ih The concurrence Of The Hoass
Of Representatives., That select committee Of
three on the part Of the Senate aud - men,
bers on the part of the House of Representative
be appointed 10 enquire into, and make report as
TO the eapedeacy Of the State Of Mississippi.
opening negotiation with The go.e.nmen, Of
the United States, to purchase from the same. an
the land not within the limits of the Chlcka.
saw ccsslon now belonging 10 the United States
in the State Of Mississinnl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

They who will abandon friend for ono error
know little OF human character, and prove that
their hearts areas cold as their judgmentsare week.
We should tolerate much and forgive much in
those we love, but we eau never be msufied in
forming an intimate conuexion with person who
violates the law Of morality in that case we mar.
take in their debasoment-Z aRssriHs. Er. lis.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-10

Tue LEGlslATuRE.-Wehaye notreceivedany
private communication from Jackson since our
last. The only information we have THIS week
81 the dolngs OF our Legislators is contained in lie
last Misslss'ppan, an extract from whichis gv,n
in another column. twill be seen thai the Union
Bank bill has passed the Senate. VIVA, the
House IS about the M.ssissippan saith not.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

determine upon WINS, whether Mr.. Mrfn met his
death by ball from pistol fired by Eliot. Ifihey
so determined. then Eliot would be guilty oil muir
der and mex, they would haveio consider whether
tho prisoners Webbcr and Young were present aid
! ing. abeiiing counsclling. and comforting; and a
gam, whether they were near enough by their pre-
scnce to "eounenance" the principals lffhey
had doubts they would give the prisoners the bene-
fit OF them.
The jury after consulting n short time. expressed
n wish 10 rcrc After an absence of22 minutes they
returned, and. being called over, pronounced tho
prisoners guilty.
The foreman Of the jury added To the verdict that
he WAS directed by his brother Jurors to say that
they were no, influenced by any paragraph
port IN tho spnrers. and they had not seen tbs
paragraph alluded TO by counsel And also he was
requested 10 express their adherence at the
conduct of Mr. Scott, aud their deep regret that
he bad not been placed NJ the bar with the other
prisoners.
Mr. Justice Vaughan said he coneurrcd IN Tho
observation.
Mr. Chambers snd, that before his ordshp pro-
oecded pass sentence. he wished Ia state that Mr..
Muffin the brother of the deceased who felt bound
10 institute this prosecution, wished TO recon-
mrud tho prisoners 10 the favorable consideration
oi the conn, on account OF the humane character
gwen Of them.
The clerk of arralgns thon in due form asked the
eonvlcts whit they had to say why judgment
oil death should bot be passed upon them according
Ia Inv.
The prisoners did not answer.
Mr.. Justice Vaughan directed the verdict 10 be
recorded. and told the prisoners that their lives
would be spared. but they must suier term OF
lmpllsonmcnt They we've now IN the hands oi
the executive. and any petition they might wish to
pcscnt IN mitigation of punishment, must be
addressed TO the Secretary OF State for the Homo
Department
The prisoners bowed. and left the bar with firm
step. They manifested composed dcmcanof
throughout.
Tho verdict appeared To surprise and dlsmay
many of the young men OF fashion III and about the
court.
The justice hall crowded when the verdict
was returned.
1t is SAID that Broucbton was in the ncighborhood,
awaiting tho result OF the trial, aud that lie started
Oh directly after.
Mcssrs. YouNa and WEBER, the parties who
were convicted of the wiliul murder Of Mr.. MiRfiN,
III the affair of the late duel, which has created so
much II oisc IN London, and against whom sentence
OF death recorded, have receTeda commulation
olpunishmrnt Eoagh the Secretary OF State 1hey
now, II appears, 10 be imprisoned aud Kept at
bard labor IN the Guildiod House of Correction Tor
twelve calendar months, the last 10 be pissed IN soil
tary confinement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
EsIYLEC S.fLE.

A LII the personal property (negro's exceptcd)
n belonging 10 the estate OF ,h, late John Alexan-
der, Esq deed. will be Sold at p, bile auction This
property consists Of valuable stock of work horses,
brood mares, and some colts Of pure blood; 6lly
by Emanc pation, dam by Randolphs Roanoke !;
another by Tychicus. dam by Virgin'an; good
match of young horses by Black Warrior-aso, s or
Mules, wen brok en-a large stock Of Cattle, a
mongis these are 10 yoke OF work Oxen. about 80
mich Cows, a considerable number OF cattle iii for
beef, and number of young cattle, the produce Of
the common sleek OF the country by a full hlooded
Durham-a large number Of Hogs. many Of which
will be fit for pok-about $50 fine Shcep-severai
Wagons and OK Carts, and Plantation Tools of eve
ry descriptions, Carriage aud Harness, Household
and Kitchen Furnture-Also all the crops Of c orn
Rye, Oats, Hay. Fodder, &c. or the crop Of Corn,
there are between AMI 400 barrels at the Ofer
plantation 100 barrels upwards at the Suck Creek
plantation aud large crop OF Oats AT both.
The sale will commence ut the late residence OF
Mr. 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 lbeng the 20th)--and at the Suck
Creek plantation the next Thursday (being the
22d)
Tcrns-A credit Of - months will be given upon
all sums OF ten dollars and upwards, the purchasers
giving bonds with good security; less than ten dol
lars, cash. JOSEPH WILSON, Executor.
October 25 IGN
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E/0ud County E.Uisd for ,S,lgfe.

DElNG APPOINTED AGENT by The owner
- of that desirable TEs.EdT' OF E.E.S'D,
situated in Floyd county, Virginia, on III" head Of
Little River. and known as O.e's Old Place, con
tanning about eleven hundred and forty
four Acres, am authorized by tie proprietor 10
offer the same for sale. 1t will Therefore be pat up
at public auction, on the premises, On Thursday tse
29th day Of November next.
The terms will be one half the purchase nancy
paid down the time oipurchasng aud the residue IN
one year after The nile, which IS indisputdbe,
will be made at the time OF fual payment, its beng
punctually made, or II will be Immediately made II
the purchaser prefers 1t, by his giving deed oil trust
TO secure the payment. The highest responsible
bidder will be the buyer on his complying with the
above terms Of sale. Possession will be Immediately
given.
1t is deemed unnecessary to give description OF
this Land, as it is so well known ANY persons desi-
rons it i'll person, are referred 10 Capt Ja,nt
Litterel, living near the same, who will be polite
enough to give the necessary information; or for
further particulars apply tie subscriber, al Chs-
tiansburg. KO. GARDNER.
Oct 4 tbs
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= II l. T.

ON the 18th day of November, l72s, there will
~ be sold, upon the premises, at public auction,
tract of land, containing about 1870 Acres, more
or less. The Tract lies adjacent TO the lands OF
Stephen Martin, Gideon Turner and Others on
the waters OF Goose Creek, in the county OF Bedford,
and is part of the Tract of Land on which John
Clayton resided the time OF his death. The part
to be now sold is the portion allotted 10 Saml Clay
tor in the DIVISION oil the real estate of said John
Clayton, decd,
And on the Eth day of the same month"; the
House and Lot, III the town of Lynchbufg immedi-
ately the alley from the Washington Hotel
will be old at public auction. The sale will be
made in front Of the building
The sales will be made in pursuanc &C of a decree oil
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud CHANGER,
for the town OF Lynchburg, made at the May term
1887 in the case of Peticolas &c. Us Clayton and
others.
TERM5--Oue & two yeals credit in equal amounts
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds and Sc
curlty aud the title retained until the full amount
thereofis paid off and satisfied.
HENRY HUNTINGTON.
SerS't. and Commissioner.
Oct lS IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

TINllE Undersigned gives notice that he viii con-
L tinue his course OF Medical instruction during
the ensuing year to commence the first of Novem-
ber aud to terminate with the close OF the succeed
ing September
Along with the usual mode construction by books.
DC will be associated, as during the late course,
The impressive and useful, well as the least
laborous method, by lectures and de nonstrations
and whenever occur in either OF the practical
departments clinical developments and llluslr 'tions
will be given H. the course of the ensuing winter,
in oasequence OF the increased apple atoms TO re-
cens and treat resident patients the undersigned III
tends enlaigng his building, and TO erect and orea-
nze an lnfrmary for the reception of servants labor
ing under surgical we'll lis chronic diseases gene
rally in which students will enjoy frequent oppor-
tunltes. during the term, OF witnessing and study
lug cases and operations,-the most instructive
mode of prosecuting the study OF practical Medicine
aud Surgery.
From six eight sudentsoi Medicine can be ac-
commodateG with board and lodging al the residence
1l he subscriber.
JOHN p. METTAUER, NJ. ID.
Prince Edward c. II. Oct. % 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
LAND for Sale.

IN PURSUANCE Of a decree of The county
y Court of Amherst, pronounced al December
Court, 1887, the undersigned commissioners
will proceed to sell, public auction, upon lhc pre-
misses, on the 10th November the Tract Of Land,
belonging to the Estate OF Nicholas Davies deed as
cetlaned by recent survey, 10 contain four hundred
and seventy two acres, OF less, lying upon the
waters fPedlar and james Rivers.
Terms OF sale one, two and three years credit !;
bond and approved security will be required. aud
the title of the Land retained until the bonds are
wholly discharged.
WHITING DAVIES. ,,.,
ADDISON TALlAFERRO,S
tbs
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Locust Thickct for safe.

'INiilS tract Of land, containing seventeen hundred
L and Thirty four acres, mostly in woods and
containing fine tobacco land. rs offered for
sale on accommodating terms. 1t lies on both sides
OF Ltulc Whipping creek, IN the county Of Campbell
about twenty five miles ION l. ,nchbnrg, aud nj JOINS
The lands OF Philip Payne sent 1t may be advan-
tageously divided into Two or three tracts Posses
SION may be had Immediately, and the terms made
known on application 10 William IL. Mcfarland
Richmond 10 the subscriber III Iynchburg. Dr.
Wuhers OF Mr. Baldwin Payne. with kindcnough
to show the land. WM. RADFORD.
Oct Is IL
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BEDEOEtD FEMALE SEMINARY.
SEGVOIe HsOZZAOTRA,

A accomplished scientific Musician, has been
/ y procured 10 direct the Musical department of
this Institution for the ensuing year. To instruction
on the Piano he viii add the hing of the Guitar,
an instrument of which he is completely master.
PRicrs before for the Piano. Guitar S25 per ses-
so5 OF months. He has always, here oiore, taught
his several instruments in Lynchburg, twhere his
reputation can be known,) at $50 per annum.
Such father assistance in the general instruction,
the enlargement of the School rendered necessa-
~, has been obtained, and il is now in active opera
ion. The improvements, both as to the arrangements
OF teaching aud accommodations for boaiders, will BIZ
made to keep pace with the growing resources Oh
the School.
Liberty, Oct. IL otIfts oil
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Land for sale ut Auction.

RY VIRTUE Ola decree OF the county court of
- Campbell, pronounced al the October term,
1898, the undersigned commissioner, appointed by
said court will proceed TO sell the highest bidder
at Bedford court house. on Monday the Goth day Of
November next, certain TRACT OF LAND, ly
ing in Bedford county, the of Goose Greek.
adjoining the lands Of Mr. Arthu: Nance and Others
owned by Peter roel, decd. containing 3G9 Acres
o(vaIuable Wood Land, some part OF which is creek
low grounds
Also, by virtue ofthe same decree shall proceed
to sell, to the highest bidder. Franklin courthouse
on Monday the 3D. day of December next, Tract
Of uncleared Land, lying in Franklin county, on the
waters OF Pig River, adjoining the lands OF John
Hale, Henry Troupts and Caslleton Wade, owned
by the said Peter Toe, decd. containing 100 Acres.
Also, one other Tract, lying in Franklin county, on
ahtanch OF Story Greek, adjoining the lands OF VIM.
Ferguson aud Hugh Neal, containing 90 Acres the
same in woods.
Terms, twelve months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved personal security, and the
Title retaneda as further security.
ALFRED Ct. HORTON, Comr.
October "a t26N
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TTNO William Jones and Lucy his wife, formerly
l. Lucy Edwnrds, John NJ. Edwards, James u.
Edwards, and the children OF Elizabeth Walker ,or-
merry Elizabeth Edwards. As You are not inhaou-
ants of this Commonw ealh You will take notice that
shall on the lst day of December next, at the
Tavern House of Lewis Harrison al Amherst Cours
House. 10 the state OF Virginia proceed TO take tho
dispositions o, William BdidocS, and others to DC
lead as evidence on the trial of a SUIT depending
and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chanccry. for the county OF Amherst, 10
which am Plaintiff, and yourselves and Others are
Defendants, TO be continued from day to day, ae
which Time aud place you may attend II You thtnk
proper. GUSlA|U o n. EDN hhD''
Cct 90 w4w
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WILL BE SOLD to the highes, bidder, on a
w credit Of SIX months, at the late residence OF
Beverly Davies, dec ID in the county of Amherst, on
the 5th day of November next, all the perIshabe
property of said deceased. consisting of STOCK OF
every kind excepting Hogs, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Utensils. Crop of Corn and
Fodder, Oats and Rye, &c. The purchasers will be
required to give bonis with approved security.
ARTHUR B. DAVIES, Admir-.
of Beverly Davies, deed.
Oct. Il tbs
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CHEAP E.EEE GOODS.

an. now receiving my Fail supply OF Goods, comprl-
4 sing an extensive and well assorted stock OF sta
pie and fancy goods. | would solicit call from
my friends and he public generally before purcas-
ing, being confident that they will find many desra-
BILE articles at less prices then can be iound a, any
DINER establishment. The following goods call
then particular attention to
One Case CT black Bombazines 81 cts. to 81
Black Lusttrngs, good " cts.
100 pieces kentucky Jeans SO els. to 81
Cases Bleached Cloths (fne) ia cts.
pieces Ingram Carpetng 81 l2a to 81 20
100 French Worked Capes 20 cts 10 "a
NIB large ASSIGNMENT Of Ladies and Gentle,
mems CIoaks, Over Goats, Merino and Lambs Wool
SHIPS Drawers. &c. &c. &c. NJ. HART.
Oct W
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sE,a-2MLSo
F"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

/. published seaireesi, feUery Monday am 7Hmsday al
Four Dollars per payable in adraace. No sabscrip
,u he received fora shorter period than oas ana
81, payer ,cH be discontinued lerce at tie discretion Of The
Edifors,y until all arrearases paid.
nT1DVERTISEHENTS nsertcdat5 30 cents per square
or less for The first Insertion, and 3 cents for crery sn6sc-
event Insertion
GJ'JOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeditionsly
and on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble Monday, October 1st
AlEs. HARVEY MIICIlELL, well known

lVl as Portrait X Landscape Painter, will, for the
year now mcnoing, take charge ola Class of
Drawing and Painting His skill Artist will offer
to pupils desiring a real proficiency IN this accom-
plIshment, advantages such few schools can be-
stow. Price Of Tuition, Is dollars per annum.
WINTER UNIFonM.--Drcss and Pelerine of bot.
tie green Clrcassian OF Merno, with white PaEta-
lets, and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonnet
of Care or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Payment for Board $500 and Tuition in the regu-
lar Studies (S25) will be expected in advance The
fees for Music, Drawing, for other Studies, not
par, of Tue regular COURSE will be payable tho end
of each Session. EDW'D. WIN. JOHNSTON,
Principal.
SetemberI II At if offs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12
Sale Of Land and Negroes.

Ky VIRTUE of decree of the county court OF
:, Campbell of the day Of October, 1888, in
Tue case of Smlthson Toel," &c the under
e'sneu' commissioner, appointed for the purpose
w a proceed, on Thursday the 9th day of December
io'o, on the premises, TO sell, at public auction, to
lne highest bidder the Tract of LAND which
cue now resdss, being about four miles from the
.own OF Lynchburg. The Tract contains about 20 A
cIes, ana has on it comfortable buidings-Also, at
.ne sa'i'e 'ne and place. certain negro
~ WIS 'ne property of the estate OF Peter Toell,
decd Terms, twelve months cred; for the Land and
tgfo' the purchaser or purchasers executing bonds
WIN approved personal security, and the title to the
mand retained as further security for its purchase
money. Possession of the Land gwen Immediately
'ae u"ehlns mousse yard, garden and orchard
retained until Christmas 1889.
MARY TOELL. Com'r.
October % ,em
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.vOTzCE.

TFyHE SUBSCRIBER, living Immediately in the
l. vicinity of Prince Edward Court House, gives
notice 10 Pork Drivers, that he supply them
with corn, and secure enclosure in which feed II
to hogs. JOHN Z. METTAUER.
PIince Edward C.. II. Nov. 5 }w
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Ii DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber living ncat
IL the White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier coun-
tv,a NEGRO BOY named BKEITO.v, about
5 feet 6 inches high. lie is of a dark complexion,
has some of his lote teeth out speaks quick when
spoken to lie had on when lie left home fine
brown fock coat and velvet cap; and he likewise
had a blue broad cloth coat, striped panaoons, &c.
in his possessions he had two hats, one white and
the other black. The above reward will be given
II he is confined in any jail that get him again.
JAMES WILEY.
White Sulphur Springs, Nov. 5 81
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sOhN Nj. SPEED--.7sf0rssey0 at Lar,
w ILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
~ OF the county of Campbell and the CORPORA.
uon Of Lynchburg. Any business entrusted to his
management, will receive prompt attention, lie
by, Esq. O'"'' - " Il. MOS
Sept
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BOEsnets.

VUSr received, Il beautiful lot of Florence Brad,
y English plain Straw and other kinds Bonneas,
Nuns Hoods &c. &c.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS
September ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-12

u Oh PRINTING Executed at this Office with
ncatness ana despatch.
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LAND FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of a deed Of Trust, executed to
I'D the subscriber, on the goth day OF December,
1929, by John Pepper, aud which is OF record in the
Clerks office Of Montgomery county. the object OF
which was to secure certain sum Of money due TO
Joseph Deyerle, and which is specified in said decd
Of trust, shall, on Monday the Sd day of December
next, being cour, day for the county OF Montgomery,
expose SALE for cash, public auction TO the high
esi bidder, in front Of the Courthouse door,
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Oct. IL
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THE 1ERCHANTs,
fs~e fHsnrassee COMPANY or
baltimore.
o6se', No. ls, Souih- Street

O0ses, No. ls, SouiA- Street
ME "resident and Director Of ,hi, In,,,
u lion meet daily at ~ o'clock, NJ, for ths
purpose OF making Insurance on ell prop,r,
saelee, to loss or damage BY FIRE, ~h.,hs,
situated IN The city or country, such a. Dweilin,
Houses, Warehouses, Stores and Good, co..
tanned therein. Also, Mills and Msnuf,e,ori.,
bsrns aud contents, and Hay aud Grain h.
Applications must specify the amour, 10 b.
insured and the time for which IL is wanted !. ~
what materials tho buildings arc coo,,,ue,sJ
snd eovsred, and how occupied; a, s,.o q,
'nose AuJseent 10 The property on which in,u.
rance ~ asked, The ssmo will be stated n,
buildings IN which Goods are contained. where
insurance Is desired on said Goods. AnnIiea.
No"s oy mail receive immediate suention'
ISAAC TYSON, President.
.lk',eiOrs
WIN. Z. Mayhew, Wm. m. p.,,,x
:" "s'he"s, Geo. w. Richardson,
"m' =. SHAW, jas. Corner,
Johns Hopkins, H. ID Bvrn,
Chas. Il. Pesree
J. SAURiN NORRIS, Seert,rry.
JAMES J MILLER, Agent, Chsrle,,own, Va.
August ?, lS3Ss-6m
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rHn THREE HOMES.

Where is thy homei" asked child.
Who IN the morning air
Was twisting flowers most sweet anil will
In garlands for her hairi
MY hcrne," the happy hcary replied,
Smiling in childish glee.
rs on the sunny mountain side.
Where son winds wander free"
U! blessings fail on aT,leSS youth.
And al Is rosy hours,
When every word is jov and truth.
And treasures live IN lowers
"Wheru is thy home ," I asked Of one
Who lent with flushing face,
la hear a waTTtor s. tender tone
La the Wild woods secret place,
She spoke not, but her VARYING check.
The tale might wei, impari,
The home of her Young spin, meek
Was in kindred heart.
All! souls that well might soar above.
To earth will fondly cling.
ahd oulid their hope ON human love.
Ihai light Rnliragi,e thing.
Where j. thy home, thou lonely man"
asked pilgrim gray,
Who came with firow,d brow and wan.
Slow musinE un ms way.
lie paused, and lih a solemn mcin
Cpiurnci hisholy eyes,
The land seek thou meter has, seen.
.Ny home j. N the sSeS''
o. best thrice b,Cs, The hear must he
To whom such thoughts are gwen,
That walk from worldly fctiers free.
Is only home in Heaven,