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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
PEDIGREE.

chantieleer was bred oy the late James q
Gteen, Esq OF Nansemond county Virgini,
foaisd IN le26-got by Old SIR Archie, out Of
Black Ghost, (the best brood mare Of her dsyD
She was got BY Lighsfoot's imported horse Oscar,
her dam, PIll-B0x, by the inn oried horse Panta-
loon, her G dan MeIPomene, by Burwelrs Ira
Weller; her G dam Virginia, by Old Mark An
thong her z dam Polly Bird, Ly the import
cd horse Arniotlei her ggg & dam Young Bon
ny Lass, BY the imported horse jolly Roger out
OF the imported mare Bonny Lass, BY Bay Bolton
-Darleys Arabian Byerly Turk--TaGoIst
Barb Places White Tufk-Natural BARB
Mare.
have said that Black Ghost was one OF the
best brood mares Of her day. Ia proof ofthi. 1
need only state that, she is The dam Of the fol-
lowing race and brood mares Gen. Wynn's
Isabella, one OF the bee, racers Of her Cav. (and
dam Of Col. wynn's foe horse Anvil. Marthn
washington, aud PIcton, - Coiumbia, (the dam
Of Kate kennob, Meg DoddS aHd Miss Matte
that beat Virginia Tailor, 4 nile heats on Iong
lslands-sli got BY Sir Archie, and full siaterS
to Chantieleer.
CHfNTTCLEER was trained when tb,s.
years old BY James s. Garrison, Esq. but IN con
sequence Of an Injury sustained IN one Of M,
iee', when colt, he was rue oBly once In
that race. though unsuccessful, he ran with
credit. u was and si'll IS the opiaion Of MIR
Garrison, that but for his IameneSs he would
have won the rsce.
son, with tbs hope that be had recovered hat
20 trial his foot gave wsy sgsiu, and he wa.
turned out. 10 this trial he beat both Of IA.
competitors.
PRfT1LEGES GRANTED.
Any gentleman putting four mares Of M. own
can have the bens6t Of the season for G4O. n h.
pays he same BY the 10Th Of July next AnV
company Of gentlemen putting ave msFes. ard
each becoming responsible for the " hole can
have the bensht Of tho season for S5O-if,hev
pay The sane b. The iOih OF Jui, neat
failure 10 comply, IN either case. will ea,,e
me TO charge the regular seasoa price.
Az mares fsiling 10 prove in foal, can 20 the
ran seasons free Of further charge.
Gentisnsa ssadi1g mares from a d;,t,nc.
Gao have grain and pssturage furnished Al tbs
hegheoafhood prices provided wriilsn no
"ee 70 That eject be sent With The mare
The greatsst possible care will be taken to
Prevent aeeidents and escapes, but no rsspoe,i-
biliiy will be Incurred.
y. 3, IN being thus particular in st,ting
Terms wish 70 lessen tie trouble Of bafs.i,,os
N every instance, and slsO the nseess,ty az r.
iusiug 10 slteF the terms IN any mssnsr. lor thsv
are now too low 10 be profitable The liberal
ana candid viii ard must be satisfied. rnHst
Deg Of All ret 10 judge ny horse by the pr,cs
~h'eh have been induced 10 reduce 10 emit the
times Ia conclusion, let me repeat thai "a
hargsins viii be made accoFding 10 the bin
"Hhoat regard 20 any person Or persona
THOMAS q. BAYLOR
March To- ts4n-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
~ cHANcERY.

~ CHANCERY.
The defendants, James p wilkins and John
Wernwag, not having entered their Ape aranee
and given security according 10 the act Of as
sembly and the rules Of this court: and u sp.
Pesred by satisfactory evidence that thew are
not inhabi,snis Of this country Is ordsrsd.
That the said defendants do appear here on the
tenth day OF the next term. and answer the bill
OF The plaintiffs and that a copy Of this order
oe IoTth"Iih inserted IN some newspaper pub
lshsd in Charleslown. for two monihs success
siVely, and posted at the front door Of the court
house in the said town OF chsrlestown.
eoPy-Teste,
n. T. BROWN, Clerk.
ADrl liz ia4O
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
Jefferson County, Set,
MARCH TERM. $50.

HNRD2RED: That Joseph Meuurran.
~ Daniel Buckles, John Moier aud George
U.s. Beall, or any three OF ihem, DO, and they
arc hereby sPpointed Commii;se, 20 examine
the Couaty Roads 10 the Northern District Of
The County, snd 10 the best OF their judgment
allot the hands 10 work tho same; Aad that
Samuel W. Lakeland, Bushrod G. Warrington,
James NJ Brown, John kabe add Samuel Ca
meroR, or any three Of them, be, aud they are
hereby spPointsd Committee. 10 perform tho
sane duty IN the Southern District OF This
Couniy-And after the said Committees shall
have 90 acted separately, they are directed to
meet and RsPort jointly To the next Term OF this
Court, Recommending TO the Court suitable
persons a. Surveyor OF the several roads, - and
also stating tn said Report whatever In their
Judgment may be useful in the several matters
10 which they are hereby appointed 10 act
CoPy-Teste,
EnANfrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
CHANTICLEER.
This thorough-brcd Mor.e

~iLL stand the ensuing season (which
w has nov commenced and will end On
the 10Th Of july at my stable. on the farm be-
longing TO Mrs. Forrest, one mile from Ieetowp.
on the road leading to Chariestown, and be let
10 mares al the low ratio Of 81 The leap, TO be
paid cash IN every ease when the service IL rem
dered, or the season viii be charged sl2 tho
season, 10 paid By the 10th Of July next, II not
paid, $40 will be charged; and $50 insurance, to
be paid a. soon as the mare u known 70 be in
foal. Parting with the mare. or irregular at
tendance AZ The stand, forfeits the Insurance.
In every case, so cents (essh) 10 the Groom, to
he sent with ha
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
New Goods and Great bar
gains, sn WerryyiHIc.


ISLDlR3 a. lsk8K&S
"A RE nov receiving. IN addition 10 large
IN stock on hand, avery sx'sDlivssoPoly Of
SE-fSO.f,9BLE GOODS,
which embraces great variety and consist. in
part, - folt5w1
cloihs. csssimsres, nod ssttinetls.
Cashmeretto. silk and Marseilles VISITING
Bi'k aud cold Sumwer CLOTHS,
Duck Drilii0gs, and Ribbed 60, and many
other kinds OF PAntnioonery.
Twisted six Gloves (blk and coi'dl
SIX aud Cotton Hosiery, Lsces, &c,
lo-i and l2-l BarnsIeJ sheeting.
50, 10 and IA IRISH ditto,
CarPetieg snd Rugs,
Observation-Disclosures, blk ard cold Lawn.
lrish Linens, Prints,
Damask Table Cloth
Brown and b!eaehed shiItings,
sheeiings, SC, sc,
Also, large supply of
Groceries, Vines, Brandy, WkiSIrey,
! (i9years old) prime article.
t9eTo those who purchase Groceries for
cash, very liberal discount will De made We
do not, however, from this remark. wish 10 be
understood us selling Tor cash Gully, for our Gus.
toners can DC supplied with Groceries. a. well
AZ any other class Of goods. as heretofore, on
our usual terms of credit.
Qaeens, Glass, China and Stone WARES. "a
large supply together With a general assert.
Heni OF Hats, BoHnCts, Shoes and Boots. Straw
and spanish Mating, Carpeiius, &C .l'std-u arc
ari Cutlery, Nah, ADD Spikes, Amcriesn ard
CNslish Steel, Hoop and Bar lion, dCastins,.
Medicines, Paints, Dysstg6s, and oils,
Firsiis and Confectionery,
Garden Seeds, Sc.
BOOKS AND STATIoNARY
! Cap and Letter Paper, Wall Psper, Psrlsy's
Book, aud other School ditto, Blank Books, &c.
| To-" Clearly washed Wool. Lard, Heg., Bat
Ter. soap, Tallow, RSgs, Beeswsx and wood
viii be taken in exchange az The his hest market
prices.
! Our eusioncrs and the Public are solich 10
gave M a call, aud 10 test our hborality before
purchasing elsewhere. We at the same time
tender our Acknowledgements TO our customers
and The public, Tor the liberal patronage extend.
I ei 10 US heretofore fLORE & kEYES.
Serry'ille, Clarke county, Val
| May u. $40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
NEW SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS

HAVE just received and am now opening,
y AZ my Store house, IN kableioWn, the largest,
cheapest, and altogether the best selected as.
soument Of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
which Al has ever been my lot TO offer 10 the eii
xens Of that village. They have been selected
with great care in the Eastern cities, aud com
p'i'c any and every aricle usually Kept IA retail
stores. will offer .hen to the public Al such
prices as cannot fail to convince that en- de
termined 10 sell as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST, Ell
Their FOR cash, or To puneiusl customers on lime.
Call and examine, and satisfy yourselves as 10
the truths hereof. ESRoM SLIFER.
Kabletown. April 30 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
B4RG.4LfiS! B.8RG.4LNSl!
~
saddles, Brides, Mnrneas,A,r.


NViR subscriber hayisE engsged b. other bu-
N siness, ani beinE iesuous 10 daposs 81
he STOCK ofStDDLERY on hsnd, aui sell
al % ang, cftis feaig made uofk. tfa 1seonnt
ol % per cent below lhe nsusl seflinE price Tor
cash iis stock consists q 90 kinds 81
Saddles, Brides, Wagon and cant Her.
ness, Saddie- Bugs, WHIPS, Sc,
manufactured 10 ne latest snd most approved
mannsf, and out Of tee best msfsnais
Fsrsonf wishing % p3fehass any 81 ths shove
named stock, vii please cell on ne at che store
81 Miller. Aiiemong a Co ia Chsfisst6aa.
shefe may aisbfs BE- f1und aad wiH 81
blessed % show ths aofk fof heir iaspsctioa.
Gan persona iaiebiss % ms. viii please
calia settle iheif accounts. either ~ fash o.
aois. - U AtLEWUNu
Cbsflesiosh. Msy 90. lslo-n
ACF n. n. Asfsm IA usatofsii he rssi.
tal cen rommand. wfl cell ~ HOUEE saa
LOT 81 main street AZ private ssia. ssys l.us.
.aneh lower ihan Z have ever tssa uiiinr ia 81
heretofore au AIIENONo
MaT %, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
virginia. 10 wit:

AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
chit Superior Court Of Law and chaneery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday in
April, 1870;
James Duncdnson, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
James b. Wilkins, Jesse Schofeld, and
John WerHpag,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

~ ccARTNFY q GIBSON ere nov rsesir-
Iva ing 81 aatliionsl saPply 81 SPRING go
sDsa@EA GOODS % ahleh hey fsapscifalIt
iarts iha sti1utisa 81 deaisfs generally
harperi-Fsrfy, Asy az, 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

with printed labels, and plainly written diree-
lions accompanying each bottle or package
No medicine will be permitted to leave the
store unless correctly labelled. J.P. d. & Co.
June T. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
NEW SPRING GOODS.

III ~ NJ ANH4NW tEUUDSs
HAVE received and have now ready for
~ sale, q large. ehosF, and fashionable assort.
'nent OF SPRING GOODS. selected with great
care IN the East, and shall offer them 10 the
public az such prices ss will comport with the
present hard times. My assortment eompriss.
every article usually kept IN retail stores. asd
invite my friends and customers 10 call and e1
anime shd judge for themssives
DANIEL @. HEEKLR.
Halliown, May 10. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
A small Jefferson Farm
FOR Sam

rTNuE subscriber clfers for sale the small Yarn
4 that belongs 60 the heirs Of william Mem
dree, deed, IN the county Of Jefferson, situated
on the west bank OF the Shenandoah River, I'D
joining tie lands Of Major Heroine l.. opie the
heirs OF John u. Lewis, and James Roper, con-
faiuiur about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
VNanfra

" VIZ tutacfi1ef aishei b. hirs AS ~,f ssv
HANDs - eo1o'o,5
Nag ~, 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
Store House Tor Rent.
NOTICE

gNHE Coparinsfship heretofore sn.tior h,.
"A tween ifsEh J. Gsllahef and George N,t.
irgly. 81 certain contract on The Bsitinore
cod Oh'o kaii-Rosd, desigssted IN spceiGosiion
o. aaid road BY Nos. 30 snd ! g., Ersi section. b
ts asg, Nay Us. lri0 BY mutual consent.
dissolved HUGH O.. GALLAHTH.
GEORGE NATTtNGLY
tiarPers- Ferry. May 20. 1910 --,C
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

GEyFTLE.ME.t'S pUMPg
Az WAY Superior ariieie l1si f,esissf a.
- 70 saie ~ yNsC-1HTNLH CfHs0w
Me- ~, 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

MI ere Ha2 receiving tappiy n lsSiss'
gsniiemsas ed etlidrsnf SHOES. 20 81
sizss and qlsiiiies uhirh siH - - \, -,
'hs iimss p NecARFHEN 4 ofssos
HsrPef'-Psrry, NAY 90, leo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
New, Cheap and FasIliOnaI,Ie
SPRlMG 81 5I0CzlyC3.R
GOODS.

H ANlNG just returned from the Eastern CT
- ties. AN prepared 10 ofleT 10 tie citizens
oi kabietown, and The surrounding neighbour
hood, - cheap aud handsome an assortment Il
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
az can be found 10 any retail store IN Jeaerson
deem q unnecessary 10 enter into on tuune
ration e Tie various articles 81 merchandise
which can offer 10 the public, or dHats AZ 10
their eheapness, satisfied, that II ny friends will
honor me with a cell, shall be ensbled 90 ron-
vince that sm disposed 10 offer such Goobs.
n d 81 such Phicgs, as cannot fsil 10 please
GEORGE y. CHAMBEELIN.
Kabict0wR Nay !, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
CHANTIcLEER

Is beautiful dark brorH, sirteea hands
high, toithoUt tchtte, ofgood size and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
PEDlGREE:

S.fRPEDON was got BY the famous Emiiiu,
the best stallion In Englshd snd sire OF Plenipo-
Tertiary, r. Idlesworih, Priam, seipio. and ma
ny other Of the best horses in the Kingdom At
all distances. His dam Iearia by FLYER, grand
dam Parma, by Dick Andrews, equal 10 any
horse Of his day, both a. . racer and sisllioa--
May oJ benniogbfough- Primrose by Msmbri-
no-Crieket by King Hsrod-SopLts by Bl.nk
lord Leish's Diana, BY seeond-Hanger's
Brown Mare by stsnysu's Arsbiaa, out OF Clip
sey, by King Williams no torgued barb
Mare.
The Flyer was got by vsndyke Junior-dam
Azalia BY Benningorough--Gilli by High
nyer--Goldhndsr sister 10 Grasshoppsr. by
Marskc, Uhc sire Of Eclipse, Shark, &e,) Cui-
len Arabian, ReSulus, the best son OF the Co
dolphin Arabian, sc, sc. vspdyke was got
BY Walton, his dam Debehiek, by Pot-s.os-
Drab by Highhyer-Hebe by ChrysoIIte-Pro-
serpine sister In EeIto.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
gABPIEIDOES.
&Ag.


Jhts Superior Engffsh Stallion
NRILL nsks hls present sessoo az the stable
W Of the subscriber near Winchester, Va
al 500 tho sss,0n and si0o 10 insure, With 81
cash 10 the groom in every case. The season
Siii expire on the LIT Of Juiy next, at which
time The moaey for his services will be due aad
Psymsnt expected. For the Insurance. the mo-
ney will be claimed NJ sooa As the mare /, as
csstaiDed 10 be In fosl or transfsned An
psrsoas sending mares will be required 10 ssod
iheie notes with them Ter the season. p,,able
on the lst OF July, and for The Insurance. =. ION
the mare i sscertainsd 10 be 10 foai o. trans
feTred; and II . mare Insured should not prove
with fosl, the note will be returned. Excellent
psatursgs for mares uiiios furnished az so ct,
a week, or they will be plentilaIly fed on grain
at so per mOnih, pasturage included. Black
servaBts boarded gratis while attending the
mares. The expenses u keep ping tbs mare
must be paid before taking them away.
SarPedoo in color, " q rich brown, &c hands
high, OF the strongest conformation, and the
most beautiful action; his back and Ioin. so re-
markably strong, that he was thought TO be
master Of Is stoDe-his blood OF the purest and
richest In England, and Of entirely different
crosses 10 any Of our native mares; be possesses
more Of the .n'mbriao and BenRipgerougk blood
than any other horse ever imported, and a cross
Of either - particularly admired in our mother
land, and fOr spsed ADD aouises, u - universally
admired Very few OF SsrPedons get have
been trained, aud yet nearly ell have been win
ners from one TO -four mile heats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

John p. Rroyvn a 10.

AVE, eyrseent additions from PHILADELPHIA
In and Baltimore, rendered Their ,toet ~
MedieiBes, Drugs. SC, very extensive. ana
they believe Is now IN their power 20 furnish
70 Physicians aud others, medicines upon a.
sooi terms ~ they can purehass them ia the
ei''es--anong their new purchases will be
found -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11

The Sptendid Stallion and 6rsf-yaf,
Riding HOrse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-11
ron RENT.


- AID 20 ~ Gun proof, %
- EMk ~ aTSQCfTH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

Facts about Iceland. Iceland is subject to Dem
mark, and is governed by series of Lord Lieu
tenants, on n salary oil $500 per annum, who, at
The end OF five years exile, expect promotion in
the mother country. 1t is divided into three dis
tricts, and contains population roughly estimated
nj $4,000 souls, which, spread over the whole sur
Cace, gives to every inhabitant room aud verge
enough, at the rate Of one and fourth square
mile. Out OF thirty thousand square miles, nuh
part is inhabited-the whole central portions he
ing terra incognita and as such consigned per-
manently to the dominion of chaos and old night.
The natives are poor but honest, virtuous, aud
well educated 1.-The business of instruction being
conducted at home, under the periodical superib :
tendence OF bishop who, in the case Ofilliterate
lovers anxious to marry forbitIs the bands until
the parties can both read and write Two-thirds
Of the farms-z095 in number or rather wilder
ness holdings that feed six cows eight horses, and
eighty sheep, belong to the king and the clergy,
and third to private individuals On the island,
with ordained assistants, there are 2l6 clergyinen
who preach, according to circumstances, in 3l3
churches, scattered over q square miles. The
general stipend is a mere pittanco-say &c year.
y; on Sundays the priesthood appear in better
garb, while on week days they labor as hard as
others, shoeing their own horses, and performing
all other mechanical operations. Trades and man
ufactures very Iittle if at all known spinning,
cardng, weaving, dying, tailoring, knitting, &C.,
are performed at home, and the people live very
much like the Inhabitants OF the remoer tebrides,
by tending their cattle and collecting hay, moss
and feathers, at season, aud fishing at another
They great readers, and during the long nights
| of winter, the master or some other member of
the family, reads aloud for the edfcation of all
who choose to listen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

A French Able, who was extremely corpulent,
coming late one evening to fortified town, asked
a countryinan whom he met, II he could get in
at the gate? VI should think you might" said
the peasant, looking at him jocosely, "ior | saw
a wagon go in, this morning"
clergyman in the North, very homely in his
address, chose for his text passage in the Psalms
q sad in my haste, all men ure linrs' 'Ay, pre-
missed his reverence by way OF introduction, 'ye
said it in your haste, David, did ye? gin ye had
been here, ye might have said it ut your leisure,
my mon.'-Ihe Laird Of Logan
Oralic Acid 1t may be important 10 mention,
especially in this suicide living (?)nge, that oun.
ces of magnesia, mixed with about quart Of =
ter, the same quantity of common whiting,
thrown into the stomach by any MEANS stomach
pump being seadiest and most preferable on such
occasions,) will effectually neutralize and render
inert this most active poison.-.4ibany .4dr
A consent. girl WINS forced into disagreed
BILE match with an old man whom she detested.
When the clergyman came TO that part of the sci .
vice v here the bride is asked if she consents to
take the bridegroom for her husband, she said,
with great simplicity, % dear, no, sir; but you
are the first person who has asked my opinion a
bout the matter"
Temperance Man. A son of the Emerald ISLE
who arrived in New York the other day, was ask
ed by an acquaintance to take glass OF grog, but
declined giving as reason for his refusal, that he
had joined the temperance society in Cork before
leaving Ireland. His friend replied that that was
no consequence, ms pledge given in Ireland was
not binding here. To this piece of Ieft-handed
morality, Pat Indignantly retortcd--" Do you sup
pose when brought me body to America, Id be
Arthur laving me sowl in Ireland :"
Perry Affecting. A sentimental youth having
seen young damsel shedding tears over some
thing in her lap, took the first opportunity to be
introduced TO her. and made no doubt that she
was congenal spirit.
"What work was it that affected you so much
the other morning? you shed great muny
tears. Was it Buwer's last !?
81 don't know what Bulwer's last is returned
she, "but assure you WINS doing job which al
ways almost kills me. was peeling onions"
The Worids End. During the last two or three
centuries, upwards of thirteen fixed stars have
disappeared. One Of them, situated in the Nor
thern Hemisphere, presented peculiar brilllan-
cy, and was so bright as to be seen by the naked
eye at midday. 1t seemed to be on fire, appear
ing at first of dazzling white, then of reddish
yellow, and lastly Of ali ashy pale color. Ia
Place supposes that it was burned up, as it has
never been seen since. The conhagra,ion was
visible sixteen months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07
S r A N z A s.

Weep not DER the tomb
OF infancy!
Flowers of sweetest bloom
Must pass away
Too warm sunbeam, or to chill a breath,
or seals their vernsl loneliness in death
Weep not DER the sod
Where youth reposes,-
Where ruins foot hath trod,-
Among life's roses!
The loyeliest things of earth must fade away,
Their brightness vanish, and their bloom decay.
Weep not DER the mound
Where glory fell
Where fame is lowering round
His deeds to tell =
The Hero's hour ofpride, like the vain breath
That wakes the clarion-swells the dirge of death
Weep not DER the urn
Where genius sleeps
Where fragrant censers burn,
And science keeps
Her mournful vigils; he who rests below
No more the whitening blasts of fate shall know.
Weep not DER the grave
That shrouds the just
Who to the power that gave,
With pious trust
Their souls resigned-Theirs is a peaceful home
Where neither pain, nor care, nor sorrows come.