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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
Valuable Lands and N1iIlsV

For SNEe Et aGsEct6O1e! TTNIIE subscriber is dcsiFous of selling the A Grise AfiH, ShingIe Aliu, 3c. in the west part of Harwinion, known as Cones Mills. together with three acres of LAND attached thereto. The mill has three runs of stones, is on a never failing stream of water, and IS well located for business. Also, 20 acres of Pasture and Wood Land, on the north side of the road, near the above premises. If this property should not be sold before, it will be offered at Public Auction, 0n Tuesday the 2Sd of .July. part of inc purchase money may remain some time, security being given.
 At the same time, will be sold ut auction, a variety of Household Furniture and Farming Utensils, consisting of carts, wagons, blows, &c. &c. ALSO,
 On Thursday the 25th of July, will be sold at Auction, on the premises. in the southwest part of Goshen, about 1-2 miles from Cana da Village and the same distance from Mill ton, lO9 acres of Land, together with the SGw and Shingle Mil on the same. This land is mostly heavily timbered, a large proportion of which is hemlock, though there is some moving and blow land--is situated near Harmon Seelye's axe factory, and the mill on the same stream. This land will be put up in three different parcels, or the whole, as may best accommodate the purchasers. Terms of payment made easy.
 OLIVER DODGE.
 EZos.,,;.,,o,, T,,7,, i 19SQ 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18

IFS hereby given, that we the subscribers,
 II John Firth and William Hall, of the city, county and state of New York, Elijah E. Net tleton, Jabez M. Camp, Luke Lewis, Oliver Goodwin, and Sylvester Galpin, of the town and county of Litchfield, have this day asso- ciated together in a limited copartnership a. greeably to the provisions of the statute enti- tied an act authorizing limited partnerships in certain cases" in the business of manufac- turing and vending Musical Instruments, im- plements, articles, and machines, the princi- pal material whereof is wood, brass or ivory. The business is to be carried on at the manu- facturing establishment lately occupied by the said Jabez M. Camp in the prosecution of said business, in the town of Litchfeld afore- saids on Waterbury river. Said business is to be carried on under the partnership name and firm of "eJ. :. Firth & HaAl." The said John Firth and William Hall are the general partners, who are respectively autho- riZed to transact and manage the business and sign for the partnership, and for their acts alone the partnership shall be responsi- ble. The amount of capital advanced to the common stock ofthe partnership is asfollows:
 By the special partners, in cash. viz: Eli jah E. Nettleton $lOOO, Jabez M. Camp 15OO. Luke Lewis 500, Oliver Goodwin 750, Syl- vester Galpin 500-By the general partners, Firth & Hally in cash and property, 35OO- total $7750. Said partnership commences on the day of the date hereof, and terminates on the lst day ot June, A. D. 1S42.
 yABEz M. CAMP, SYLVESTER GALP1E,
 WM. HALL, ELIJAH E. NETTLEToN.
 OLIVER GOODWIN JOHN FIRTH.
 LUKE LEWIS, fs.5.r
 Lstchfela June 2S, 1899. 6t5
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18

New Store and New Goods,
 Cheap! C7aenla!!
 a S. ID. WHEELER nFFERS cheap for cash, or responsible O1 names, a general assortment of u Dry Goods and Groceries,
 Crockery and Glass Ware, Hollow Ware, Brass Kettles, rolled and hammered-Horse Cards, Curry Combs, Hardware, Provisions, SALT by the sack or bushel. Most kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods--and share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
 For sale at bargain, a one-horse WAGeoN with eliptical springs. <,-s
 u- A pair of full-blooded BERKSHIRE P1Gs, six months old, will be found at my barn in this village.
 Litchfeld, April II. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
Broadway Snn Shades, OF THE LATEST STYLE, - May g.. at MoRsE & CAmp's. CARRIAGE & wAGGOM

VA0A AAA8V We
 sHE undersigned will manufacture to orr II der Carriages, Pedlar and Pleasure Weg- gons, of altkinds. Wood Work and Repair- ing also done--one door north of the Congre- gational Church. s.x.
 He will also, if desired. manufacture Plea- sure Carriage or Stage Coach bodies entire.
 He has taken Charles c. Bennett's SAITH SHOP. recently occupied by Horace L. Sec ley, where he will pay strict attention to
 Morse sxaseg O1 SlsOe6ssg. Repairing Carriages, Wagons, and all kinds of country work done at short notice.
 ma WILLIAM CLARK.
 Litchfcld, Feb. 2s, 1889. .' .,f'. S9
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
MOl.c New ROoks.

LUST received, the Young Ladies Home 1; eg Martha, by the Rev. A. Reed; Wyatt's Christian Oaices; Griswold's Prayers; Clark on the Mulberry Tree; the Young House keeper; Cnleb in the Country; M'Cree on Esther; Oliver Twist, and Q variety of other Books. .., s;. s. GALPlN.
 L:tchjfeld, May 16. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18

District of Sharon, ss. CGnaan, June 24. le39. THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the IL District of Sharon has limited and al- lowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of AsAHEr. BENEp1cr, late of Austerlitz, in the state of New-York, deceased, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appoint ed Benajah Douglas and John B. Reed, judi cious & disinterested freeholders of Canaan, in said district. Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 WILLIAM M. BURRALL, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shaN meet at the dwelling house of Robert Hol- comb, in said Canaan, on the third Monday of July and December next, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for inc purpose of attending on the business of saia appointment. JoHN B. REED, ! Comn.is, }s BEEAJAH DOUGLAS, sioneys.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re. qnested to make immediate payment to
 MILES BELDEN, Admin'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
One Gserf Reward!

ID AN away from the Subscriber on the Sd 1G inst. an indented apprentice to the Har- ness Making Business, by the name ot SHE'LL DON A. HULL. All persons are forbid har- boring, trusting or employing said boy, on penalty of the law. GEO. BOLLES.
 LitckIeld, .Julu Sd. l6S0 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
S. ID. WHEELER

5. Ds WHEELER
 HAS just received, in addition to his for A mer stock, PATENT FURNACES, a new Srucie-common and cast steel SHoyELs and SHrADEs- Garden. Mulberry and Field HoEs; Dung Forks, sunk sockets. w c rhNTs-Gioves-Ve Vestings, Black Buffalo pCash paid for OATS and CORN ;fd hvered soon. n W, uo-
 Litclfe1. Mays. Ao
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
sAnWUEE OEOCK

m HAS just returned from ".
 H III York with full assort- @B ment of French Kids of ihir-
 teen different colors, for Ladies Slips, which will be madc at short notice and in ihe most fashionable style-together with q general assortment of Morocco, Seal, and Calf Skin Boots. Shoes, Pumps & Tiees Please call and see. Nr aaa Or Fifty Sides Philadelphia oak and hem lock Sole LeGtheT, Upper Leather, CGl Ski'ls, Linings and Bindings, cheap for cash.
 .>, e. ae... SAMUEL CLOCK.
 Litchfeld, May 30, 1889. .... ,.a g
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18

OoR I DOORS EAST or THE "cENTRE OF ATTRAc- TioN'' ara fert door to the Mansion Blouse.
 MORSE & CAMP
 A RE this day opening a well saio.,aa :. A sortment of GOODS, which were ere public on liberal terms. ' ' o'''ieo 70 the Litcafeld May l.. 1880. Ae
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
NOTICE.

aL . NHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the A District of Kent has limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof for the cre- dltors of the estate of SAMUEL w. STONE, late of said Kent, m said district, deceased, repre- sented insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed John Gil pert, Esq. and Pierpont Edwards, Comrnis- sIoners to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by NATH'L P PERRY, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house of Pierpont Ed wards, Tn said Kent. on the second Monday of September and December next, at o'cl'lx m the afternoon on each of said days, for inc purpose or attending on the business of said appointment. 1q '"
 JoHN GILBERT, ] Commits
 FIERPoNT EDWARDS, Sioners. ~'
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- 1ues'ou 'o make immediate payment to
 y WM. GooDsELL, Admin'r. Y Ae.A. Jane lO, 1859. *6 Ata Court ef Probate holden at L;,c16en ,0;l5-
 sn and jor the District of Litchfeld, on the oih day of July, A. D. 1859:
 Present, Phinehas Miner, Esq. .Judge.
 'HE admlnlstrator on the estate of EME-
 LINE Y. MERRIMAN, late of Litchfield, in saio district, deceased. represents the estate liso.yent, ana prays the appointment of Com nissloners thereon-W Whereupon, it is order eo' tnat Commiss onerS be appointed on said estate, on the 20tr day of July inst. at 10 q. clock A. M. at the probate office in Litchfield .and the said administrator is ordered, to gIve public notice of this order, by publish. Tng T!ua tne same in 2 newspaper printed in said aiI n'i;IInneid,, n two weeks successively, before sa,u sar,o ]oth day of July. and by posting the sSa. sSo on asgnpost in the village of Litchfield .Sa .Sa. al persons interested may appear, il .ney sec cause, and be heard relative 10 said IaPpoihtment. Certified from Record. : GEO. c. WooDRuEF, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
ISAAC LAWRENCE

TTAS just received from New. York gen. III eraI assortment of VERY DESIRABLE GOODS comprising most evefy. thing in his line that the wants of his customers de- niand. 6 LitchfeIh .Taly4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
.WO&EN .VEORSE

sHKOSES sKORSE "OULD take this opportunity of tender w ing his thanks to the public for past ta- vors-and having dissolved the business of the firm of M. Morse & Son, he will now de- vote his time exclusively to the RETAILING Bu- s1NEss, and hopes by his attention to his cus- toners to merit a continuance of their patron age. Those who may want articles in my line of business will please call at my shop, where they will find good assortment of WARES, consisting of Plain end Japanned ISn We're, Britamnia Cofee and Tea Pofs of rari- 0us patterns, Brass Kettles and Candlesticks- Soapstone Fasnoces-together with most arti- cles usually wanted. l .sls4
 Also, on hand for sale, an assortment of r COOKING STOVES.
 The above Wares will be sold on reasona- ble terms. Also, all kinds of
 Sheet Iron Work and EGve Ir0ughs
 made to order, on short notice, by
 MOSES MORSE, West street. Litchfeld, April IS, 1889. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-07-18
NOTICE

GEO. c. WOODRUFF, P. M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

TNNRUSr SALE According TO a deed executed by
u James Fl WathaIl and wifi on The 24rh October
o37 recorded in The Office Of The Hastings Court of the
city Of Richmond on The same day, conveying 10 the
undersigned for The security of debt due 10 The Bank
of Virginia vii! be sold at public auction, the pre-
misses, 10 The highest bidder for ready money, Mon
day the l4lh day Of October next certain half Lot
of Land lying aid being said city on the south side
of the Basin, adjoining The brick warehouse of Richard
Anderson On the West, street on the North, Ninth
stree, on the East and on The South The line Of ca
leading from the Basin the of The aforesaid
warehouse, together with the buildings and improve
menls on the said lot il being the same which was con-
veyed to said WaIlha by John Harvie and William
Old and vile. and ia the lot which stands The said
WahalIs Tobacco Factory.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, JR,
BARRETT ". WALTHALL.
Sept ~ 37-ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13
Dem CAM p;t-A;d Io,kian.

Deep CAM Ph-.Nd Loikian. az
We hive been presented, through the kindness" J"
William Mitchell. Int whose store the specimens n.y.
SEEM with lump of Coal from the ''lit lothian 90,
Chesterfield county IL was taken ir"m the new siia'
which has recently been struck at the distance ' "
feet from the surface "f the earth II appears to Us !.
very rich, free from slate and will probably po'f'4'
10 any crate Coal which is brought 10 this maiH,"
We have been these grounds, and II wnn" It,
from the points al which they have reached o"a a.
the Ted would be almost nsxhaustibe No doun' ~
Woodbridge will push this article into market ano NV
by supply in some degree the deficit hIch Is
for the lime, by The melancholy disaster whr' ~ IN
happened at one Of the Pits in the neighbotho"s' 80,
depth of the seam had mol, al the last account
bored beyond II ieet-Ne lake The greater
their success in consequence of the great per'e''1
which has characterised The hole enterprise Gu
shaft was sunk 10 an immense depth, in vain -H". ~.
coursged the en,erprzing Proprietofs sunk anohs''
bit the right, rich vein al las,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

When the Petersburg InteIIigencpr c"ndescpn', >,
notice Us. we should be obliged 10 him 10 90 y 4
reclly All We ask, ia truth and justice IL c. s,
state US truly when it says 1he opposition Of 's 4.
quirer soon ceasrd-Al,hongb The Enquirer 10.
nouncrd il in the strongest terms, soon as II
that il could not preserve its connexinn "h Nv
cratic Republican State Rights party but by su"
of lis own opinions and principles, II took ", ss
frmer ho'd on he skirts Of The Northern ftes''r"'
Southern principles. and expressed lis de'e'n" r..
to sink or swim with him This stssms"' o. =.
presents our whole position Why did no, he rs',,
burg lnteeencer have the eandor to s'ar :. ,sIsI
that we differed with he Administration on h"'
and that at the very time, when We exp'es'' r y.
ference, declared determination u sian" y;,,s
Van Buren, re,sus the Wing candidate and nls
Bank, &C. &c This was our true position MI i,,s;
lis our position now We have not sniten" uf2c
opinion or principle We still prefer lac spe''-'
SUE -system Io,sf;rse.''
As for those Conservatives whom he "''"- q
is attempting TO la,ter by lis PRAISE, 'ir! as A1
the Rprnh!iSan candidate, because they c'"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13
Rom Ynr I.l.k or rnE ''AaAL

from YnE II.K GF1lE ',aaAl
I'm, caSaL VAR We hagr be- Per- - - :,
the Official report :" C''"nrl t"'pS','' :" r.r his
lisns relative 10 The operations al she i"'cI M ~
command against The roiers on thr aio'' a. "o,
only time To nrke hasy selection oil 'hr 'uc'S
in the report. 49, , f,lo,sl
IN Tuesday morning tie 9Th AuGust, Coi"he
Thruslon moved from Cumberl with inrcr o. aoou
s0 men composed Of Captain Kings, faiitr - a"u
McCu.ochs volunteer companies ~ thr u''te'".
Lille Orleans where he arrived al y coeA we -.
dsy and found all The aborefs al w"ik' """u' my
ciou ,f his approach He rap'uret all me mt on ''e
,o, n;cte mi such as could b. idrnii5 as rloels,
dsarmt d the all destroyed The arms a"o my, ~ W.
line On reaching The next SECTION ABOVE ue No.
rcy,rf that an xprss had befn sent up ny 'he "o
Announcing The arrival Of the troops consequently. 'hSe
I were conscious Of guilt bad an orp'rully !" con
.aol themselves or 10 carry off their arms From ms
mint mn they were engaged III searching tor cnncearo
arms md pursuing these who He'd ihey were I'',eu
hy Colonel H"ngsworhs and MAYOR barnes c"'"''y'
DESTROYED 40 30 ehanless aud shops; TOOK anu Ge
,oyed ubuu, 100 guns and pistols, ond captured ~ o
The prominent 'eaders who ure now IN Cumberland jar,
The troops were actively engaged for five days. ano
pcrlurmed march Of 81 miles hP state OF Inc coh"'
ry nlorg The hale line described as being ~ tne most
unb,prv cnnGi,iun The lives and property of cl'zrns
and contractors are so utterly the mercy OF The rn'
fans that Of the people within ihrlf feach was
willing pvr information, or even TO be seen conh"
ncang with The troops regular organZaI!oh among
The l,borers VAS forming They possess far as could
be sscerlnned about $50 stand Of arms and bot few
DAYS ago they procured further supply OF % large DUCK
Guns from Baltimore. The troops found number OF
copies of printed passwords end counersgns one OF
which was sent 10 Cen Williams, and handed 10 us ny
him. "
A Mr. Hughes who WINS beaten at Little Orleans by
the rioters is now lying The point Of death; and Ger
man laboter, who had BEEN literally roasted alive by
them, is now undergoing severe suffering
The cavalry returned here on Monday evening IN good
health after experiencing great fatigue and deprivation,
in march Of many days rugged and unInhabIt.
ed country -IfagsrsOmn Torch Ii CHI, Sept D.
A company of the U. S Dragnons, ahon' sixty IN
number passed through Philadelphia on Thursday from
the camp at Trenton on their way to Fort Ienvenworh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13
Head Quarters. Wtst Of die Su'cannc', !
! ST. Marks, August %, 1889.

No
!. am directed by the order of The 10th inst from
Head Quarters Of Tie Southern Army. 10 assume CON.
mand OF the troops to The west Of The Snwannee, and
hereby assume the command accordingly. All comm.
nica,ions intended for the Head Quarters west of tie
Suwannee. will be directed to Tallahassee in the event
of lis not being known where The Head Quarters are.
2 Lieut.. A w. Reynolds, Of the Isr Infantry. will
perform The duty of acting Assistant Adjulant General,
and all instructions communicated by him. such, upon
my authority, will be obeyed.
WIN. DAVENPORT
CoI r. & 4ry,u (Iuuun ndiDr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

The New York Correspondent OF The Intelligence
says "1h results of the Western Elections walked .
the Wings in Vermont they walked up the wings "
Rhode lsland"-They walked up many wrong pa'-'h
ger a!so II would seem from the result, that tle'
walked up two Van Buren, for one Wing III" De-
mocrac gains in Vernon, have been immense
They are good sign Of the Coming election IN W"
York. Indeed. from the gains which The D'm"rr'
have made in Vermont, and The animated spirit WI 90
pprvades The party in N York, We should not hr SUI
prsed, if York were even in November next G''
thraed from The Wings The Republican Press 's'"'
ing with the most energetic proceedings OF nnme',n
Convenlions Of the Parry. They too seem 'fee'0''!
walked up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

THE DISTRIBUTION BILL.
We alluded, in cursory manner, yesterday, in ar.
tcle upon The public lands. The project Of reviviny
The opprfssi7s tariff concealed under MI. Clays distr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

Wk7ADSWORTH, WILLIAMS &, co ask The at.
Wv eHtion Of city and country merchants to their
large assortment Of Fall and Winter staple and fancy
European and Domestic DRY GOODS.
Market Square. Sept. ID 37-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

,.r,o u,lIas.ow 11t ,sta tlstfc ia iTe.s alone Gnu
u,ul, in no good. The silk product must be the 'es' OF
49, c,iliu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13
(Frnm Tie .4ikanu .7r0Ns J

BANK U S P"sr NoTEs We have had of late
beautiful illustration OF The Pos, Note sysem. These
bills ha been sold not like cattle in The market, but
like beef verging faint, from 10 10 Ia per cent
year discount; and it stands the community in hand 10
keep eye 10 these operations, for they douby OPP
pressiVe
In the first place, they absorb all the floating capital
aud thus divert il from The honest branches of trade and
industry. and then by demanding specie for The pro-
c,pds, force upon the local banks The necessity OF call
ing in their lnnns and Withholding all new discounts;-
and them # designed 10 cut off all immediate relief
The specie is shipped foreign country! II is said
that more specie will be drawn from New York and
yet The post notes continue be for sale plenty
blackbrrrps, and who in the face Of this fact, will be-
eve hat the Bank will be ndulgen, when it gets the
power:
public mol 10 trust in promises certainly Use they
are apparently fair. LOCKER oS Is FIEsSA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

FREE NEoRoEs-By law OF the last session of our
Legislature, all the free persons Of cnior ho remain in
The Stale after the LIST of August next. are liable 10 be
Pnslaved. We would edvlse those nbnal departing
under it's provisions, 10 form Committee Of the whole
and wait upon Arthur Fappan with vote of thanks .o
this amelioIe,on Of their condition louisa nian
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

election Of VIM. Hopkins as speaker Is no" COM
posed Of a constitutional quorum OF undIspu'ed
members, and being thereby brought within the
pale Of the Constitution. the Senate ought
longer tn refuse recognize the said House
the properly constituted House of Representa-
tives.
Therefore, Resolved, that committee be APP
pointed to inform said house that the Senate
now organized and ready TO proceed to business
After several Intellectual attempts TO amend
the preamble TO make il read .'Cunningh
instead of Hopkins" during which considerable
discussion took place. the preamble and resolu-
lion Of Mr.. Milcher adopted by vote of
| II TO Is, and Messrs Milcber and Miller were
appointed committee to apprise the House OF
the voics.-Baltimore Transcript.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05
FIRE. FIRE. FIREm. FIRE'n.

WHEREAS, the unusually cold and
dry weather have measurab!y left us
without the necessary facility for ex-
tinguishing fire, should it occur-be-
sides increasing the liability: we have,
therefore, for the safety Of our town
and welfare of its citizens, adopted the
following resolutions:
Resolved, by the Burgesses and
Borough Council of the Borough of
Richmond, That it is the imperative
duty of every householder. in the b.
rough, to examine well his fire-places.
hearth. and fiue; TO have them well
secured from the innovation of rats, or
other ,ermin, calculated to create ave.
nues for fire, and, also. TO keep all
wells or pumps, on his premises, in or
der for use at any moment; as much as
possible preserve what little water
there is In town. and contribute such
other aid, as may be necessary, to pre-
vent the calamity usually attendant on
contiagration.
Passed, Dec. 26. 1888.
J. w. GREEN. First Burgess.
.IoSFpg FuORpF Cleri,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05
FUT t7tc I9!sLII4t4N
LINES FOR A BEREAvED MOTHER

Far the Palladium
LINES FOR A BEREAvED MOTHER.
Methnks hear taus lament with agonziag moan
My cup sl'd before portion doth
For CHERISHED hopes future years ps-ishd
An. there sad forebodnss @,hin my anxious heart
When he vi solicisude dssif'd nigh: depart;
To joia with friends : valued in social sporvc gse,
Nor though. he a hours iaa;ma,s he'd be-,
Alas long sustain this pond rous of grief,
There's give my heart
lief;
M his well known footsteps greet nas.na
No s4veciiy soothing ms wdow'd bosom cheer
Oh there is noughs gran, al save assurance
given
Tia, o"his form PROSTATE Laid his ifi, lives in eas
View not. O thou afflicted, brusd and broken one,
That fearful stroke, fo-susiok that 'sit thee OF hy
For did not wise Onnpoq errule the unerring blow,
.ly him from changing
Perchancs ign auckland lurking near
Would bsgud s,sps caus'd thy hear,
Or if ne long had nger'd, his placid cheerful brow
Nigh, markd with grief and AL
mine
Tho of grief erwhelmny quick roll,
Still there's Asussainng Arm tina, stays tho humble
Yea 1,here is balm in Giead aad Physician ,here,'
Tina, heals The hear, He's wounded des
I pair.
O. If ,h.o' fluctuations our sand, of life still
May find resignation and say Gods will be dona.
Ills will an anthem that's sweeily sung Hsav
There may find resting place all Earh's siss
Richmond, 18th mo-, 1888