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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-09
aTIERlFF,S GAZE.

Madison circuit cosgt-.Hay tenn l84l
Joseph 7 Hourman,
Ramsey NJ. Cox,
10y virtue Of the above stated case TO
- me directed, will (within the hours
by low,) expose to public sale,
for cash, before tho Courthouse door in
the town Of Canton,
On The Idird Monday Of January 1871,
It being the 18Th day of said month, the
following described property, to wit
Part Of the cast half, southwest quar-
ter, section nineteen, township nine.
range three, cast, commencing two humid.
red and ten yards from the north east
corner Of the east half, southwest quar-
ter, section nineteen, township nine,
range three, east; running thence due
Southto the corner of John B. Howcott's
eleven acre tract, thence east sixty-nino
and two-thrd yards, thence north to the
northern line Of said east half, south
west quarter, section nineteen, township
nine, range three, east, thence west six
ty.nine and two-third yards, containing
six acres, more or less.
Also, the following lot, to wit; begin
ming at the east corner of Siias Nj. Catch
lngs' nine acre lot, on Peace street.
thence with the said street east one hun
dred and FIVE feet, 10 l.. NJ. CARROTS
western boundary, thence due south in
the direction of said line, to John B.
llowcott's line, thence with his line to
the south east corner Of John J. Henrv's
six acre lot, thence with his line TO his
north eastern corner, thence north ia
Silas NJ. Catchings' south east corner.
thence north with his line to the begin.
ming, containing five acres more or less.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant Cox, and will be sold to satisfy plain.
tits debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sl'F.
BY J. BRowN, Dcpy
Dec. 10, SOC [Pr fec SIS
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~ coLLncroR,a sAtr.

Il WILL expose 10 sale to the highest
- bidder, for Cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
onhe Third Monday Of February, ls4l,
The following described land. 10 wit.-
The north hail, southeast quarter, north
hali, east half, southwest quarter, sec.
uon eleven, township eight, range two,
east Sold for the taxes on said proper
~ for the years 1888 and 1888.
}. II. VANNOY, A. a. C.
WOW a. q5-4 Pr fee $751;
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sIfERrFF's SALE.

''iaf''on circuit eop|i--.poy term l8il
Com. & r. L. Bank Of
Nichsburg use &c,
K, NJ. Williamson,
Miss. s. Ala. r. Road
Go. use &C.,
vs. Same and same.
Austin g. Hobbs and
r. NJ. Williamson.
10y virtue of the above stated cases 10
- me directed, will (within the hours
prescribed by law expose to public sale.
for cash, before the Courthouse door. in
the town Of Canton,
On The Third Monday Of January 1871.
Il being the 18th day Of said month. tba
following described land, 10 wit:-The
east half, northwest quarter Of section
hVe' township eight, range two, west
Lot number nine, section thirty.six.
township nine, range three, west: Lot
number one, section one, township eight.
range three, vest the west half. north.
east quarter, section five, township eight.
range three, west; Lots number four
and five, section thirty.one, township
nine, range two, west, -AtSO-8 head
OF Cattle, moro or less; GO head Of
sheep, more or less; 100 head Of Hops
more or less.
Levied on as the property of defend.
ant Williamson, and will be sold to salts
iy plaintiffs deb, and cost.
S. HANBLEN, S'F
Bg J. +. llrru, Bsp'G
Dec 10 5O-2 IPr fee si2l
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To the Debtors
OF the Commercial s. Rail Road Bank
of Vicksburg.

NJ t"" &ShAAAuCiSAU - mai AAOdu BdMh
of Vicksburg.
E Ply clause in the assignment Of the
IL y property and effects Of the above
Bank on the 18Th February last, which
is recorded, the debtors arc secured in
the right to pay in the paper of the
Bank until the 18th Of February next
upon any debts due it, and to pay it af-
forwards upon all debts which shall by
that day be secured" to the satisfaction
Of the assjgnees.
Those debts which by that time shall
not be secured will be subject to such
rule as may be adopted in carrying the
trust into effect The clause referred to
is as follows, to wit The trustees shall
proceed to collect and hold The proceeds
of such sales, and also to collect and re-
aIi2e in money the most that may be
practicable from the Bonds, Bills Of Ex-
change, Bills Receivable, Notes, Ac-
counts, claims, judgments, demands, cho-
sen in action and profits Of said Rail
Road, from and after the time of its
completion to Jackson, hereby transfer
red and assigned TO them Provided,
however that said trustees shall in no
case refuse to receive from debtors TO
to said President, Directors and Compa4
ny of the Commercial & Rail Road
Bank Of Nicksburgth bank notes. checks,
post notes, certificates Of deposite, and
Bills Receivable due from said Bank, or
any Of its branchec in payment of debts
due to the said President. Directors and
Company OF the Commercial and Rail
Road Bank Of Vicksburg, provided such
debtor or debtors shall give sufficient Sc
curly for the amount Of his, her, or
their liabilities within twelve months af-
ter the registration of this deed Of trust,
w w FRAZIER,
THO. e. ROBBlNS,} Assignees
WIN. S. B0DLEY,
November 81. 1910. 1876
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

"''''' s" vs. In chancsy.
Jordon Moore, Adm'r(
of Henry Bell, dcc'd)
n n pursuance to a decree Of the homo
n robIe Buckner Harris, presiding as
Judge Of the 7h Judicial District of the
State of Mississippi, and in Chancery
foroclosing, said defendant and all per
sons claiming under said Henry Bell, de-
ceased, from all right of redemption in
and to certain property mortgaged by
said Henry Bell to complainant, by his
deeds, dated and executed on the 10th
day Of January 1899, and on the lth day
OF October 1889, shall proceed to sell,
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
on credit Of six months, the purchaser
giving bond and security, on Monday The
l8h day Of January neat, at the Court
house door in The town OF Canton, the
following property included in said Mort.
gage deeds, TO vital the right and
interest which said Henry Bell in his
life time had in and to the following Ne.
gro Slaves, Lew, Rose, Rosetta, George,
Dick, Ned, Peggy, Ned, Venus and her
child, Elizabeth, Moses, Sylvia and her
child, Ann and an infant. John, Charles
George, Buck, lsam, Betsey. jim, Crack.
Amanda and Robin; Six Horses, three
J oke Of Oxen, twenty-five head Of Cat
lie, ninety head Of Hogs, Farming Uten.
sils, one horse Wagon and harness, ono
Ok Wagon, crop Of Corn and Fodder
Cotton, Oats and Potatoes. two Jacks and
two Jinnies, or sufficient thereof to salts.
ly aud pay tho sum Of nine thousand
nine hundred and sixty seven dollars
aud thrty-lour cents with interest there.
on from the Goth day of November 1870
(the sum due on said Molgages) and
costs.
S. IlAMBLEN,
Commissioner.
december ~, l84O 50-2
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust, and for
- the certain purposes therein men
toned, executed by Marquir d. Shelby
and his wife Sarah Shelby, 10 the under
signed, on the twenty eighth day of
March, A. d. 1910, recorded in the office
of the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of
Madison county, in Book Of Deeds, G.,
pages TAI and 742, will,
On The 18Th day Of February nert,
Proceed to sell to the highest bidder fot
ready money, at the residence of sair
Shelby, in Madison county, Mississippi,
the following described property, 10 wit:
The tract Of land on which said Shelby
now resides, containing nine hundred
and twenty acres and also, the follow
ing Negro slaves: June, Willis, Sandy,
Priss, Mary, Susan, William and March.
J. p. II0LLINGSWORTH,
Trustee.
August 10, is4o se-ts
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uHaa eI tHa HtuFo 8a FL
- dHatd. lHHI leHhIHlh hafa
prescribed tf i8WJ b a public asIa.
.8f q, lalfa ln tauuhau duf.ln
OBJ .sWH ~ Canton
0ahs 1tii ueatw ~ Jaaparg 1851.
III hna lHe tsh day Of ad manIh.iba
.0.IoHuF dterf.hi nrds n wits fhe
.aH htll slu'heas qHHat and south
H'I of .. ht'r northeast amHtr
cotton Twelve. township eight. mn9a
rbne. eta.; west h1Il, south west quar
'nr.s.e.i0u eave1. township eight fanuo
tour. e1sl. containing one hundred nnd
ninety aefn5 - hi&O-The undivided
bt.l uf thH uoftheaftquarlor IL section
tweuly.threo; east bali Of section four.
teen; wcsl haif northwest quarter, soc.
ton thirteen, ell 10 iownship ten, range
five, east, containing five bundled ard
sixty acres, more Of less.
Levied en- a7 lhn property Of defend.
ants and wiiibe s5Id to satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost.
S. UANBLEN, Sh'G.
BIZ G. HieGERsoS, Dep'y
Dec ~, 49-2 Pr fee &I4l
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on raH
ih' IaHd
aal '6ba.fof lasm
eaH bi.f ~.
.'taol .aw
ou'h baItofmtls.fa
a'IIaal soafbhf@
WY. quarter
81 section hlrssam3
olfanee or.oafeasf. a. 'a
ma.loni 1900 acres
", 1e so.l lof tdo ls,...,s.
shall ter 1888 and i8l9 as
III y8SS0y
October 10, 4o4,
fff lts 3
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S. MANNHEIM
December 10, 1910.
slERIFN,s sALE.
Madison circuit comt-liqy term 1911.

Madison circuit cowt-.uay term 1911.
Planters Bank,
vs. On vpnd nwno
R. Campbell,
TINY. Anderson and
James A. Pugh.
10y virtue of the above stated case to
~ me directed, will within the hours
prescribed by law expose to public sale,
for cash, before the Courthouse door, in
the town Of Canton,
On the Third Monday Of January 1871,
L being the 18th day Of said month, the
following described land, to wit:--The
west half, northwest quarter, section
tweniy-seyen; and west half, southeast
quarter, section twenty-soven; east half.
southwest quarter, section twenty-seyon.
all 10 township eight, range one, west
Levied on as the properly of defend.
ant aud will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
debt and cost.
S. HAhBLEN. Sh'f.
b. j. r. HGru, BrDt
Dec 70, Doe fpr foe eal
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August 10, is4o,

II USf received, and for sale, BY The
" subscriber, a splendid pair Of Car"
riase Harness, Brass mounted,
low for cash.
JAS. LANCASHIRE,
Coach Maker.
December 10, 1910. oO-o@
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.
Circuit Court, 10 May term 1871

Daniel W. !, D''n' o. ,o,.s,....
Nelson L. Taylor. for $I2G co.
YHlS day came the said plaintiff by
- his attorneys, and the attachment
In this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant falling 10 an.
pear and give special bail and plead
herein. II is therefore ordered by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do
appear here on or before tho first day
OF the noxt term Of this Court and Give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached will be sold;
and it is further ordered, that a COPY Of
this order, together with the specifca.
ton OF the cause of action and amount
claimed a, due from the defendant TO
the plaintiff be published in the Madison
Wing Advocate for -four weeks success
siycly, and that all further proceedings
be stayed until the next term of this
Court. A true copy from tho Minutes
Of said Court.
Attest: w. MONTGOMERY. CFk
BY II. n. CouLrER, y. c.
lluBnARD q Orr, Airs for Prf.
December 90, 1890 bi-9
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sUMRlWF's SAFE.


L1aFe circuit eoart--4pii term, l8ll
John Briggs, jr,
VS. On ycnd cX9o.
Claborn Cawthan.
BQY virtue of the above stated case to
- me directed, viii (wilhin the hours
prescribed by law, expose topubDic sale,
for cash, before the Courthouse door, in
the town Of Canton,
On The I5ird Monday Of January 1871,
It being the 18Th day Of said month, the
following dercrbod land, to wit: The
east half, northeast quarter, section
twcnty-eight, township seven, range two
east.
Levied on as the property OF defend.
ant Cawthon, and win be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
s. HAMBLEN, SIN.
BY E. i. CuaTls, Dcpy.
Dec. 10, 500 [Pr fee S9l
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Drs. J. X. WARD 4 IL nd
TTAvE associated themselves Is Il \ /,
ron. Madison county, Mississippi. !. ro gr
IN roi Il. se east end Of B. D. Johnson l'
dwelling. lat. oH
DR.. Harper will brleny now iorl
former friends, that having ag.. G will =
exclusively upon his Pfo .,i = linis ,n'
future devote to il bis enIlI tS,,wsrd Il
and trusts h'n sd.oes.
meri, more fully their eoli''u lS-d
April 4, :,
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n
HH# NE Ia
EatfH.Y aBfIa.
tHfHH e1H4.H
aentd VI Trustees. t.Ir
NJ af TaHH WHHe. 81 t....
der o fha pflmHsE
mentioned 'b u.af "
tH county i,aN IH" .-. ..
fhs u-riret.t naltl
uHnsaip 'tn. Una f..
lug mtf a.Tr. Il"tr....t -I
f4st gHfHef "a Hua al l#.
adl unee Dh.HHng as.H. aa 0a
vsst halr 81 north weI Tfra. .u
ffehf same toanamp alIfma.r-u-.
Eng eighty nefot. iha oHf0 .UI.r
~ section eight Township Hn Mn
four. east CONSUMING un1 bHHird Hu
slSfy acfcs. thc north IuIf EN- U.ln4f
eighth of section eight township 'n#
range four. cast containing fary ufr.
bring ali the land owned oy sUdtlm'.r
nj that time. IN sections seven p0d r...
township ten, range four eo5t
ALSO-Thc following Negro Slave.
10 wit Isaac, Dock, NlIct auI hcr tw1
children, Jane, lack, Nina, Harriet, Jim.
Robert, Jesse, Moses and Gordon; a1l
having been thereto requested by the
holder Of said promis,ory notes, we tbc
undersigned shall proceed TO sell at the
Court house door in the town Of Canton
in said county, I'm Friday he 25ih dog
Of December inst, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at public auction, the aforesaid
Land and Negroes, or sufficient thereof
to pay the balance due on said promis-
sorry notes, and the expenses of said sale,
w. r. LEWIS,
w HARVEY,
TRUSTEES
December B, 1910. 8-50I
POSTFONEMEN'r.
The sale of the above described pro
erty is hereby postponed until the 10th
ay Of January next.
w. r. LEWIS,
w. HARVEY,
Trustees.
Dec. 25, 1910. 52-1
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sHERiFF's SALE.
Madison circuit court Nag term 1911.
Grand Gulf Rail Road
Banking Company, fl. ia, on bond
Neal Shaw, d. Atkins
and VIM. NJ. Haden,
Leigh Maddux, & Go
use &c. f. ia
Daniel Atkins,
Henry Atkinson,
VS. Fl, ia,
Daniel Atkins,
Fort & Ware,
VS.. f. ia on Bond
Neal Shaw, d. Atkins,
and A. {. Shaw.
HY virtue Of the above stated cases TO
- me directed, | will (within the
hours prescribed by law expose to pub
lie sale for cash before the Court house
door, in the town of Canton,
On The Third Monday Of January, ls41,
being the 18th day of said month, the
following described estate to wit:
Secen Negro StGceS TO iCit:.
Mallnda, and . Children.
Howard, Rachel,
Caroline,
1900 bushels of Corn, more
or less,
7 Stacks of Fodder,
? Stacks Oats,
l Wagon, | Yoke of Oxen
80 Head of Cattle, more o
less.
GO do Hogs, more or less
400 bushels of Corn,
/ Wagon,
10 Cows and calves,
| Bed and bedding,
And some other House hol
and Kitchen furniture.
Levied on as the property of dofonc
ants Shaw and Atkins.
ALSO-One Negro Boy Tom,
Levied on as tho property of dofon,
ant A. G. Shaw, and will DO sold to sa
isfy the above stated cases aHd cost.
S. HAMBLEN. Sl'f
BY ]. I, HErH, Der,
Dec "a, 5l-2 LPr fee $l5l
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Mossrs. Morz & HENDERSON, ta!s |, :, 2
Mr. WIN. BRIAN, Texan Consul .. N,l'
June q, 1910. EPl
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Madison circuit court Nag term lGIl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23
(Erom the Southern Planter. J
TINkI,ER'S pLDI'GuS.

The Editor of the Enquirer concludes notice Of
the Panter ndted with his usual courtesy, with the
following request:
Wl the Editor in good enough give a complete
description Of The Tinker plough is mode Of operating, and the
soil 10 which il is best adapted!'
The Tinker plough was introduced into this region
of country by the inventor in the month Of March
ISL 1t grew into great favor, and is, in many
respects the best plough have Its great
excellence consists, we Think in the peculiar shape OF
the mould board which It is impossible, either by
word, an engraving, to describe accurately. At
tached to the point of his plough, MIR. Tinker has a
coulter of peculiar construction it is of cast iron,
sharp and thin, extending only seven eight inches
above the point; consequently when the plough is in
the ground the upper point of the coulter appears just
above the surface. Thus, by means Of the wing and
this coulter the perpendicular and lateral cuts made
with two thin sharp Instruments, whilst the long and
taper wedge of the mould board raises and the
slice in the most beautiful imaginable. This
plough chokes and turns under weeds and clover
in manner much more perfect than we have seen Ell
fected by any other implement. Besides the pecu-
lares we have mentioned, in one form Of Mr.. Tink-
lers plough, two mould boards united at the heel,
in such manner, that whilst one sits upon the ground
the other is elevated at angle Of forty degrees.
A common beam revolyes upon the centre, that
when the ploughman arrives at the end OF his furrow,
lie turns his beam, throws his other point upon the
ground, and goes back down the This of
course, makes hill side, right and left hand plough;
but this plough Mr.. Tinker prefers for level land !;
contending, that the additional weight is not regarded
by either horse poughman, and that much is gained
by proceeding up and down. from side of field to
another without land or water burrows. 1t is true,
that in this arrangement, stocking for two
poughs, but inclined doubt, whether this ard
the other advantage claimed by Mr.. Tinker for his
tary plough not more than counterbaanced by the
complication, and some other disadvantages to which
this particular form subject. He has, however, testi-
monias from the best farmers of its great perority
For general purposes should prefer the simpler form
of his stntonarv pouGl
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worthy, substantial people, aud that Tue rcraia,oh,
wealth and strength thereby procured to America
would be much greater than il lie ports Of Great hr,,
tain were open to the free importation Of grain shall
look hereafter with interest TO Mr.. Aliens cxenueo
views upou this hitherto little understood and most i'm
por,ant national subject.
On the d,fIeren, ranks of people in England, their
condition living, &c. and other interesting TOPICS We
held much conversation; but have extended my article
too much already, and am happy to say Mr. Al,en
will soon favor the public with notes ofhis tour 30
forbear only acknowledging my obligations to him o
his prompt aud frank manner Of replying 10 my various
aud minute inquiries
Yours truly, j. w. u
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We are indebted (says the Philadelphia National Ga
zet,e) to the American publishers of Master Humphrey
Messrs. Lea IL Blanchard, for the following Card OF
Mr. Dickens:
To the Readers Of ".Master Humphreys Clock"
Dear Friends-Next November We shall have finish.
ed the Tale on which we at present engaged; and
shall have travelled together through Twenty Monthly
Parts, and Eighty seven Weekly Numbers 1t is my
Let me tell you why.
should not regard the anxiety, the close conhne-
ment or the constant attention, inseparabe from the
weekly form Of publication Cnr to commune with you
in any form, is to labor of love if had found II
advantageous TO the conduct of my stories, the eucida
ton of my meaning or the gradual development of my
characters. But have not done have often felt
cramped and confined in very rksome and harrass
ing degree, by the space in which have been con
strained to move. have wanted you to know more al
once than could tell you; andit has frequently been
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IN ASCERY.-VIRGISiA:-ht Rules holden in the Clerk
Office Of the County Court Of Buckingham Isl day No
yemier 1911:
Major Oaks, Plaintiff:
against
Creed Garrett and Stephen Garrett Jones' Admi-
nsraors of Fiemstead Jones, deceased, Defendants:
The defendant, Creed Garrett having his appear
ance given security according the Act Assembly and
dence, that he inhaban Of this Country, is ordered,
That the said absent defendant do appear here the day
the January Iem and the bill of the plaintiff
of this order he forthwith inserted
posted door Of Court of this county,
RoLFE ELDRIDGE, c.
Nov. 53-wsw
TN Rales held the Clerk,a +.
fee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry flor
Louisa County, Monday, October the 18th, ls2
Madison Pendrion Executor of Ahne smith, deceased, and
also, Executor Of Martha Ann Smith, decd, Plaintiff
against
Hines and Elizabeth H. his wife, Caswell Winston
Chwel Il. Winston, Alexander Barrett Joseph Winston, John
T. Winston Elizabeth lloggard, Pleasant smith, Elisha d. Smith
Oliver &. Smith, Christopher G. smith, Elylra T. Cosby Robert
Smith, and Alfred Smith, Defendants:
said defendants Joseph Winston, John T. Winston Eli
zabeh oggard Pleasant Smith, Elisha u. Smith, Oliver c.
Smith, Christopher &. Smith, Evira r. Cosby, Robert Smith and
security according law and the rules OF Court; and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants
of this State, motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel
the Joseph Winston John T. Winston Elizabeth
Hoggard Pleasant Smith, Elisha ID. Smith, Oliver G. Smith
Christopher C. Smith, EYira r. Cosby Robert Smith Alfred
Smith, appear the Judge Of the said Court
house. If the next term Of the said
the plaintiffs b and that copy Of this
with inserted in newspaper published in the city of Rich
mnnd SUCCESSFULLY, aud the front
of the courthouse OF this county on some court day.
Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, C. c.
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POETRY.
..arcn yrr nraAIss uS.usc."
-. I-,,,,Mp or porTcy

NEW VOLUME OF POETRY.
We Indebted to those snerpsns d from their Press
entitled "Pocahonta and 0sr Poss by !s d.
is so sS a Of eSems o
beautiful Ba, verses, which prnepay aes OUT d t
@ event, that has this city In
Ing They are marked by great simplicity and pathos'
THE AGED BISHOP.
A Scene closing The conrsn,on IN V"sad 0y "e p'"ea0
Bishop Moore.
Br II siGoURNEY
They CLUSTERED round, that listening throng
And heightened feeling. deep and strong
Spoke forth from eye 10 eye;
For reverend in his hoary years,
white ubed preate bent,
And trembling pathos wing ms WoIus,
As 10 the heart they went
With sanity love he urged tho crowd
sa.vation's hope to gam
While, gathering DER his furew'd cneek,
The tears fell down like ram.
He waved his hand, and music woke
A warm and solemn strain,
His favorte hymn swelId high, and hrd
The conSecrated tame.
Then. from the hailowd chancel forth,
With faltering step he sped,
And iervent laid fathers hand
On every priestly head,
And breathed the blessing of hi, God,
And, full OF meekness sald,
"Be faithful in your Masters work
When your old Bishops dead
ssFor more than fifty years, my sons
Saviors love supreme
Unto sinful world, hath oecn
Ny une1hausted theme;
"Now, see, the blossoms of the grave
Are DER my temples spread,
Oh, lead the seeking soul To Him
When your old Bishops dead"
Far waned the holy Sabbatheve
On toward the midnight hour
Before the spell-bound throng retired
To slumber's soothing power;
Yet many a sleeper, mid his dream
Beheld in snowy stole, .
That Patriarch prelate's bending form,
Whose accents stirr'd the soul.
In smiles, the Summer morn arose,
And many grateful guest,
Forth from those hosptable domes,
With tender memories, press'd-
While DER the broad and branching bay,
Which, like heart, doth pour
A living tide, in countless streams
Through fair Virgnias shore
o'er Rappahannocks frnged breast,
O'er rich Potomac's tide
Or where the bold, rcsistless James
Rolls on, with monarchpride-
The boats that ask sail nor oar,
With speed, majestic, glide,
And many thoughtful pastor leans
In silence DER their side;
And, while lie seems TO scan the r.
In silver meath him spread, 3r God
Revolves the charge, BE strs5
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