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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14

An apology is due our patrons for the scanti-
ness or editorial and selected matter, in the pres
ent number of our paper. The press Of Sherif's
and other adyetsemcuis, viii we hope be over
in few moro numbers, after which we promise
our readers q greater variety.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
Tor the Lexington Union.
TO CAPT. JOHN RI MOORE.

SRA number Of your fellow citizens are de-
rirons OF seeing you before them as candidate
for seai in representative branch Of lie next
legislature. Your talents, your advocacy OF the
leading wing doctrines, and yoir occupation in
life, all render you, in the opinion OF your neigh
bors ani ncquainfances, cniinently qualified TO
legislaic for an agricultural community. If you
will consent 10 become candidate, we believe
that it will meet the apmobation of large ma
jori;y Of The planting and working portion Of the
votes OF Holmes county. A PLANTER.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
SHERlFE'S SALE.

Grand Gull Bank Retnrnable TO Holmes
VS. Circn, Court to Octo-
John NJ Brown ct al Der Term 1850.
T. LII Blake and
VIM Ii McCutchan
P M Furguson
VS. Same
T5NY virtue Of the aboSe stated execu-
HID tons, which issued from the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court Of Holmes
county, 10 me directed, and in obedience
thereto, | shall proceed to sell by way of
public auction al the court house door in
the town Of Lexington, Holmes County,
Mississippi, Tor ready money on The third
Monday Of October next, the following
property TO wit: lot number 2l3, lying
and being in town Of Lexington, on which
the defendant E. III. Blake now resides,
Oh which there is an excellent dwelling
house, and all necessary out bonses win
Il most fertile garden attached thereto, TO-.
ge;her With an excellent well Of never
failing water; the lot is situated in desi.
Iable and healthy part Of the town Of Lex.
ingtpn.
Also will be sold at the same time aud
place nj cash, the north hill Of lot nun,
Der or. situated on the west side Of the
pu5licsquare, in the town Of Lexinton,
on which there is large and com
modious two story framed house well con
strucled for a mercantile house, now
occupied by Jacob Perkins, as a drug
store. Also will be sold at tho same
time and place lot number IL, this lot is
vacant lot, and possesses many advan.
tages,aor q private residence, the above
is levied On as the defendant Edmund II
Blake, 10 satisfy the above stated exocu.
tons and cost of silit.
!. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
by A. G. OTEY, Deputy.
Sept IA IA IDS. Pr. fee sl7 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
SHERIFFiS SALE.

Joseph r Plumtr use &c Reiurnahle to Holmes
VS. al ii fl Oh bond Circuit Court 10 Octo-
Edward Shaw Der Term 1850.
Robert Fisher
Franklin NJ I'ribbc and
Dennis Hopkins
Simeon Thompson
VS. alias & ia OH bond Same
Edward Shaw aud
William Anderson
Yn2 Y virtue ofihe above stated cases & "a
ss-D cious to me directed ,and in order u
satisfy the same, will offer 10 the highest
bidder for cash, before the court house
door Of Holmes county, on the third
Monday Of October next, the following
described valuable tract of land 10 wit:
the north east quarter of section number
%, township Is, Of lange 8 east; the
south half east half Of north easl quarter
Of section number ], township Is, range
- east; and the north west quarter Of
section number 5, township number -,
of range 3 east; containing $50 acres.
This is first rate land and a good title no
doubt; levied on as the property Of
Edward Shay. Also lots number 81, and
80, which is well improved, good
dwelling house, and out houses, known as
the residence Of Robert Fisher, situate,
lying and being in the town of Lexington,
Mississippi; aud The east quarter Of lo'
number 30, situa,ed in the town Of Lex.
inston, Mississippi; The title appear.
good.
Levied on as the property Of Rober
Fisher, 10 satisfy plaintiffs and costs 0
Isuit.
/ Nv. PTCKENs, Sheriff,
OF Holmes County, Mi.
sept Ia 44 ids. Pr. Zee SIT so
II HO NJ AS B. A r. CHI e II,
/ ATTORNEY ATLAW,
LEXINGTON, Miss.
July Or 34---i.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14

HOY virIue Of the al owe stated gases 10
I'D me directed,i sla II expose ,ofpuLlic
sale for cash, at the door Of the court
house in the Town Of Lexington, Holmes
county, Mississippi, on The third Monday
ia October next, III being The 2lst day Of
the month"; the following lands TO wit (:
The west half of south east quarter section
| south west quarerof section J.; easl
halfof south east quarferseciion 2; east
half north cast quarter of section II ;
north west quarter section IL; north hal.
sonlh west quarter section ~; all ~
township 10, range 3 east, coulrirg in
al six hundred and forty acres, said
land is well improved, situated two miles
south east Of Georgc,I,e.
Levied on as the property OF Jones
Harvey, 10 satisfy the above stated cases
and cost ofsuil.
/. w. PlCKENS,
Sheriff ff Holmes County,
Bv J. G.. plCEENS. Hpr,itv
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14

Our northern exchange papers are filed with
.nccounts of the travels sayings and dongs of the
two prominent asplrants for the next Presidency
Mr.. Van Buren,, who is now on visit to his ma
tive state, has every where been received with
the most warm and enthusiastic demonstrations
ofregard. The" G,cat Westem," SET out early
in jelly, uron an electioncering campaign, passed
through Ohio, attempted 10 concliatc the llar-
risonitcs, and sooh the ahotionsts; then visit
ed the falls OF Niagara, the Saratoga Springs,
&c. and was at last accounts, al New York City.
II seems us il the Keniuckian has rot lost his hor-
ror for " Military ChiefIains," ard one object OF
bis visit is suspected to have been TO smother in
embryo the manifestations of regard aud par
TALLY which many of the northern wings have
expressed for the veteran, Gen. Scott.
As is usual upon such occasions, there is no
little cavail and dispute between the democratic
and whig papers, as TO which Of theif favoriics
received strongest tokens Of public favor and al
tention. We suppose that the New Workers
honored both fully equal 10 their deserts, and
think it matter Of but little concern to their
renders, to know whether mere men shook hands
with Mr.. Van Buren, than MI. Clay, or not.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14

Try virtue Of the above stated alias fire.
facias 10 me directed, | shall expose 10
public sale for cash, at the door OF the
court house III the town OF Lexington,
Holmes county, Miss. on the third Mon
dav Of October next, the following descIih-
ed lands,y VIZ: the south hali.easl hall south
west quarter, sonih half west ball south
east qnarier,sec,ion il township l3,range
east; north half west holf north east
quarter, section ii, township IL, range |
east; north half west hnlf south cast quar-
ter section IL, township 10, range east
north half oas, half Of north Yves, quar-.
ter section ID, township ID, range east
south half vest halfof north east quarter
section ~, township Is, range east
levied on as the properly Of the defendant
JosephfW DeIolch TO satisfy the plain
lifts and cost Of salt.
/ /. w. .pICKENS, Sheriff,
By l.. RAY. Deputy.
sept IA IA tbs prh's fee $l4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
SHERiFFS SALE.

Shipman Robinson & Co. Retuinable to Yazoo
vs. vcnd expo Circuit Court No
+. VI. Tribbie ct al vember Term 1850.
EHY virtue Of the above stated vendi-
I'D Ito eXponas to me directed, ! shall
expose TO public sale for cash, at The
court house door in The town of Lexington.
Mississippi, the following lands TO wit;
The west half south west quarter Of Sec
ton one, township Number ID, Of range
number 9 cast.
Levied on as the property Of A. Hays,
to satisfy plaintiffs end cost suit.
!. W. PiCKENS, Sheriff.
Sep. IA IA tbs. Printers fec ST.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14

The STATE Or aliSSicSlfPI.
James Reedy Attachment returuable to
vs. the Oct. tenn OF Holmes
L.c. Myrcs. Circuit Cour,, 1885,, for the
sum Of S!56 50
Y NHE attachment IN this case having
been returned duly executed, il is
there'ora considered that unless the said
defendant DO appear on 0, before the first
day OF The next term Of this Court, (t!ie
third Monday Of October, 1882 give
special hail and plead therein, That judg-
ment final viii be entered against him,aud
The properly SO attached will be sold TO
satisfy plaintiffs demand.
II. MORTON, Clerk,
By S. II. Bdrghn, Deputy.
sept IA IL CIV prints fee a.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14


STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Probate Court,
AhrE COUNTY, { Arg. term, 1859.
YHNO all petsors interested IN the real
I'll esata Of Hugh w Cooper, deceas-
ed, GREETING
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of Annie county
on the fourth Monday Of November next,
to show cause, it any you Can, Why the
SINE should not be ordered to be sold, 10
vii, the north easI quarter Of section mum.
Der %, in township 3, nf range 4 ems;
continuing Isl and 54-l00ihs acres. Also
the south east quarter OF. section humber
ID, in township numher3, II range east,
continuing l52 and 3l.lC0shs acres. And
the west half Of the 10th east quarter Il
section number 10, in the same township
and range, containing rs and Is. i0Qlhs
acres. Said lands lying and being in The
county and state aforesaid.
WITNESS, the Hon. Jno.
Walker, Judge Of the Pro-
LIS. bate Court Of said county,
the fourth Monday ia Al.
gust, A. ID. 1889.
ISSUED 2sih August, 1899.
s. II. DAVIS, Probate Clerk.
Sept IA ia 6w prn':s fee $40 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
DITUMOUS COAL.


Oar citizens generally are not aware Of tie
fact that this valuable substance aboantIs in the
hills adjacent to the Yazao in this county. THIS
important discovery was first made b. some en-
terpising gentlemen from Vicksipfs. The hills
on the brink Of the valley near 10 the village Of
Chenowa, have been examined ard found to con-
tain uncxhanstable quantitcshut a short distance
importance whenw take into consideration the
increasing demand for coal in The soailiera clues
adjacent TO the Mississippi, as il is the nearest
point 10 New Ollcsns at which it can be found,
convenient TO stcaa, boat navigation, and will
enable our citizens TO unlcrscli and dive from
the market those who have hitherto alonopoised
this valuable trade. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14
sHERIFrS SALE.

Morton & Nash use &c Rciunanle TO iio,me
IS al 4 "a Circuit '.n.,, I" os'o
Jos w Dcleach ct al Der term, l539.
Samuel Hoskins s. Co
Us al Il fl sume
Jos w Deoach ct al
w d M'Kmstry g.
Jos w Dcloach ct al
Pope & Co
VS. alfifa Sa'aS
Jos w Dcloachet al
Benz Wiltchirc
VS. al & fl same
Jos w Deloach Ct al
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14

Joseph r Plumer use &c Reurnahle to Holmes
VS. al ii fl Oh bond Circuit Court 10 Octo-
Edward Shaw Der Term 1850.
Robert Fisher
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-09-14

Grand Gull Bank Retnrnable TO Holmes
VS. Crcut Court to Octo-
John NJ Brown ct Der Term 1880.
T. Ii Blake and
VIM Ii McCutchan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10
rs,r i,I Jy:TTTI GODS

c,sJI M W. lI-h LcUOS
FaIli. subscrb'r have received oy me pacAeS ~ ~"
d burg, Weymouth, Tuscarota, Nassau and Man
cErsier from New YORK. very large ana genera SSs"''
mtnl 81 DRY GOODS, adapted 10 the present ana 'p'
proachlug season. purchased with money ana Al uhusu
ally low prlces-The following constitutes part Of
them: =,
Extra supr blue, black and assorted cold Cloths
y, d. plain and striped blue and black CassImeres
Do do. assorted cold plain md striped do
Supr blue, black, mixed, green and oTao saliheus
hlrdlum ani superfae Kentucky jeans
Glasgow and common kersrys and pil"t Cloths
Rose v Whitney, DuiliI and Point Bianse!s
Mixed, striped and plaid L,nseys
swansdown y, T"ilanr, and Menno Vesings
Plain and Cut Velvet and PLAIN ana inquired Saun 90
Real Welsh GAUGE and French flannr's
Supr and common white, red, green and yellow do.
Lambs Wool aud Merlno Shirts ana Drawers
; 4 and plain md figured English Mern"s
Plain F.rnch aud f.urrd Mohar DO. lor chaKs
Low priced aud goats hair CamhIets
Carpetings Booking, Baize and Rugs
Extra rich new 81, CholIies and Mouslin de LANES
Medium and low priced plain and hguIed DO.
Plain aud Ggured Gro de- Nap and fol De Sol
Bees, black Gro de Rhine and Gro de Airiqne
Rich assorted cold plain and figured Salihs
DO and wide black Man;iIla Laces
Plain and worked bobbInet 90.
Wire ground Lacss and Edgngs, and Blond do.
Rich plush aannllas and black bobbnet feiis
French worked Caprs and Collars
Black Bnmbazne and assorted coors French Grapes
Plain and figured Swiss and book Muslns
Jaconet, striped, checked and null do
Imitation French Cambria and Bishops Lawn
Table damask Diaper and Table Cloths
Russia and bird eye Diaper and Napkins
Irish Linens, Lawns, and linen Cainbrics
Cambria and buhbnet Edgings md lnsertings
Thread and gimp Lnces, Edgngs and lnserlIngs
Plain md embroidered Thread Cambria Hdkis.
Broche Meno, 1hibsl and Rob Roy Shawls and HIGHS
Navarino Chnele and Paris ST lie Shawls
Satin de Lame, fancy silk aud black love iidhls.
Flag, Spalfeld, Bandanna and Pongee Hdkis
Best md medium quality black Italian Cravats
Light and dark plaid Varonia iidkfs.
Chnnel lie and silk Cord and Braid
Ladies long white kid and hlet net Gloves ana Nets
liyht blue rose cold and assorted kid Gloves
Genemens, youths aud boys buck, beaver and WOOL
len do.
Ladies silk, cotton, worsed and lambs wool Hose
Worsted and woollen Hose and = Hose tor servants
Plain and figured satin and latirla Ribbons
Cap, bonnet brooch and narrow Belt Ribbons
Com and gilt Pins Needles, and Flowers aud hIeaths
Silk and India Rubber Glove Knots
Habit and furniture Prints, oil qualities
Apron and furniture Checks and Bed Ticking
Sill and cotton Umbrellas, from common 10 hne
York Mill Shirtings and Hamilton Long Cloths
White and cold corded and Victoria S.;lr,s
Net and India Rubber Suspenders and Corsets
With a variety of other articles not ated above,
all Of which offered at wholesale and retail on very
reasonable terms, for cash, ccep'ancas IN town.
VALENTINE 81 BREEDEN,
Uhte Buildings, II street, StotkG IiW.
Sent6 .S.-Gf Nn3W
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LARGE SUPPLIES OF


WW7E offer for sale near 600 PACkAGF season.
w able Goods, consisting mainly Of the following
articles, viz:
Is bales Wilson's .Napt Cottons from No. / to 6
80 do pnin,, duhle, rose and whitney Ban6ds
IS do white, scarlet, yellow and green Fionnes
go cases British aud American Cloths ard CoSSimtrcs,
Test and neaeest styles including large assortment
Of pilot and beaver Cloths, Lion Skins, Asphallum
Cloths, NC
90 cases and ,ussrs 4 and G 4 English and french
.Merinos, splendid Chaliles, M"usi,n de Laines,
printed Saxoncs, richly figured Lustres Bom5a-
zines Bomhazet,es, DC
II bales red Paid ngs, white md black Wiggins &c
73 cases S0ttinetS, oil colors and qualities, including
many styles
&c cases Kentucky Jeans, plain and striped in great
variety
IS cases and bales Glasgow ard other Jeans and Plaid
mkt and red Linseys, &c
&c cases common TO very rich American ard British
Prints and Chnlz in great variety
90 cases comprehendrng large supply Of Cambrcs
Jaconets. checked Muslns and figured and striped
Swiss Book and Jaconet hlusns Bishops Lawns,
Lace Gonds &c
81 cases Irish Linena Lawns, Diapers Danasks,
Brown Hollands Seasa's, black aud cooured
Cnmbrcks, Linen Pnddirgs Buckrams
90 black aud cuored plain and figured Silks for
resses-corlprthending some Of The richest and
most beau,i!u! goods we Irave ever had
IS cases silk nnd cotton Bandanna Hdkls Pongees
English Silk do, pIAn ard figured Italian Cfavats
-coored and black Italian Grapes &c
GO boxes silk wors,ed MerIno and o,ter fancy FldkGs
style; Cheuse Shaws, &c &c, suited to
the season
Is cases. compehending large supply of satin and
lcsripp R,bbons--be bonnet aud cap Ribbons
velvet Ribbons, Lace Nets &c. &c
% and bales patent Thread Seine Thread, Spool
Cotton, Cotton Balls, Tapes, DC.
28 and trusses worsed, Merno, satin, Brocade
reyr, and other Ptstings-paln silk Velvets-Sew.
ing Sks-scarf TWIST, Linen Cambrics, DC.
Is and bales TIckenburgs, British Oznaburgs,
Russia ShPetInGs. &c
81 Gloves and Hosiery, of almost every kind
in great variety
81 elk and cotton Umbrellas and PaTasos; But.
tons, Pins, Combs and Suspenders
90 boxes Bonn"ts-a large assortment Of newests lies
Is cases humbazinp. satin and velvet Stocks-linen
Bosoms, Collars, &c &c.
Is cases apron and furniture Checks, plaid Domes.
tics. &c, &c.
20 bales Beduckings-from common TO best, 81 : s
and 4 wide
46 cnses beached Shirtines, Sheelines and Drlings
400 bales brown domestic Cotton Goods- consisting Of
Merchants and Manchester Cotton Oznaburgs-
"a Z :, 4 4. and ShrlIngs and Sheelings from
the principal factories in the Uniled States Also,
bro Dfiliiags- and many other smaller articles
All Foreign Goods impo,tfd direct in The ships
Lagnda and Iaey No. just armed from Lrsrpool
bought with CASH we have paid Cash for many Of
our Ame ricam Goods We have hesitation in assur
ing our City and County Merchants. and The Public
generally that present Stock Of Goods is the best
selected cheapest g,ufral and commanding, Of any
that have offered for spe, have seen in
any one house in the United States
F Il J. S. JAMES & CO,
Septic as 81 GiObt Squire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10
August 90
EEOgs'S Hank Of Esfi>tS.

EF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS q.
n wanted, on the TwESTY FIFTH SEPTEMBER. ihr or
der must be sent TO ioy none but ne can tf sue"
przes.-and it is useless for some others to aurnpI y
i,is well known that no prize, amounting 10 over IRIS
THOUSAND DOLLARS has been sold in Richmond ''f
years and years, except what Hovt has sold u. g"t'
up amongst the FORTY and FIFTY THOUSANDS
you know. He is 10 handle all the big ones ihe,s,
fore, if any has an idea OF ordering iieht r.
him moi barbor The thought for moment, that the one
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS is to be A''
any where, except at Hoyts
~ How would you feel after ordering tcke' ", i'I
another office, and, hearing from the drawing n0
""a 49, So o. - '' Rat
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Sept 6
james kir.r Lima for sale

TT AM determined to sell my PLaNTATIoS in Bucking.
ham within sight Of Sco;tsville combining twenty.
three hund. acres about one hundred and seventy FIVE
acres James River low grounds, and about hundred
acres Creek low grounds about six hundred clear
ed land II is the finest land for clever and plaster the
low grounds and some Of the high lands cover
ed ilh IT, There is small Grst Mill and Saw Mill
Any person disguised 10 purchase viii please call
Mr. Bledsar, my Overseer, on the premises, and he
will show The land | vii! make the price reasonable,
and the payments easy; for as stated above am deter
mined 10 sell All who wish TO purchase land are in
vited 10 view The premises Letters directed TO me in
Richmond will MEET immediate attention. Possession
the lst January, before The purchaser will be per
mlted 10 a crop Of wheat
AuelS tes-Hl J " WINFREE
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Co,nmissioners Sale IF raiuanc Reat Estate, in the

CommissiOner's Sale IF raiuahc Rent Estate, in the
County # Charles City
ED City pronouneb on the 18th day Of July, 1889, in
suit bet~ TayIors guardian plaintiff, and TaYors
orphans, &c, defendants, the Undersigned acting
Commissioner under The said decree, will, TIL RS
DAY, the 18th day of September next. that being
Charles City Court day. before The Court House of said
county, offer for SALE at Public Auction to the highest
bidder, that valuable Tract Of Land whereof Olway
Taylor died seized called EdIoes Ferry lying in the
said county, on Chckahominy River containing be-
tween four and FIVE hundred acres which is large
frame Dwelling House and all necessary outhouses;
about Of said land has been cleared and there is
supposed 10 be about 75 of Inarsthe residue is
believed 10 be original forest growth, and is considered
very valuable, boh for timber and fire wood Vessels
Of amos. any burden may approach The landing al the
Ferry, and great nduceent 10 offered to those engaged
in The timber OF wood business.
TERMs-So much of the purchase money as may be
necessary deray the expenses Of the sale, and the
COSTS of The suit will be required in cash. and The balance
in equal nsalments of one and Two years from the
day of SALE the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security.
~ will be The premises and take pleasure in
showing the to such persons may wish 10 view
The same on the day previous to the day ofssle.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Corn
Angus! 60 :0-Ids
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
TE1HE subscriber constantly receiving from the cee
IL brated mandatory of NUNS & CLARK, New
York, elegant and plain Piano Fortes, possessing the
latest improvements and that deicacy of touch and
sweetness OF tone, pee iar TO their manufacture
ALso.a large assortment of Musical Instruments, and
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano Fores repaired uned lie, on hire, and taken in
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale
this State may be selected from, the Of The sub
scrber, who is now enabled sell at the Philadelphia
and New York wholesale and retail prices.
P. H TAYLOR
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite The Banks.
Aug l6 eff
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yH7fic Subscribers having associaiyi themselves, IN
q der III. firm Of CARRIseToS, GIBSON d Tn"Ksr"s,
in This CITY, would respectfully so!ici, consgnnens OF
Produce from tIslr friends and Inc pno.lc srmeta"y
H. al w be made and their best Efforts used
Ia prono,e the interests those who may send produce
IN their care The business will commence on The Isl OF
October next, a, the house Carey Street, formerly
occupied by Messrs Hobson and sampson
WIN ID. GIBSON,
ANTHONY THORNTON
September 6 oo-C'
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lp0DEE'ae 4
nu,MRER SCENE.
u,mc. Yrr REMAINS rssusG"

CHAMBER SCENE.
she tose from her nnironb'ed sleep.
And put ssi,,c her soii, brown hair,
And in u tone as low anu deep
As loves fret whisper, brea'hed r,"!'''
Her snow white hands together press u
Her blue eve sheltered in its I'D
The folded linen on their breast, ..,
Jos, swelling with the charms +" ma
A, from her long and flowing dress,
Escpp'd bare aud nlcnacr foot,
Whose form Upon the er;ih duo press,
fikc a snow lake, soft and mute:
And there, from slumber soh and wnrm,
Like . Young sp!;it ifssh from heaven,
She Bowed her Itch; aud graceful form,
And humhly prayed TO BIO forgiven.
oh God. ,ssouls unsoiled a. the.e,
Need daily mercy Al thy throne
Irshe, upoa her Bonded knces,
Ons love!isst and our purest QUE,
She wiiha face so clear and bright,
tye deem her some stray child ofiishi;
ff.ac, With those soh eyes 10 teoIs,
Day after day, 10 her frat years,
Mus, knccl ard pray for srace from thee,
What far, far deeper need havew
How hardly. IL she win no, heaven,
Win our wild errors be fursiren'