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IN, tNrnIng The NpoIV rN0V'' W "''"' ~ "
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~ IN F,"c COMPANY 81 are iuyi.,d 70 be present
NJ - '" r. q. JENKINS, Secretary.
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FrOu tie Palladium, Ne" iiaN,s
MI kIILIN.LY Conn yane u, lli0.
DANpRuFF or Loss Of Hair is caused

SaIiby,ie A-eu,s,AB d SANDS, Druggists. No
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Brl..!say - r - lad -dy. Free - IN J-@5 IN .
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1r mnriner's (hurch.-Aer sermon wal be pie'Sn.
"a 10 Ir uar,crs Chorch In Roosevelt; srte, on sun.ay
.veniu- next. by the Rev Hr fOs snl arone.l"s $500
al O'clock. JN
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Free Congregation Church, 10, ' '
~ IA, Men, .pr Crosby street, twO dSots uvi""
sofinr s,r.et Rev Cochran, lat OF obeih' ONO
% nrescl ,br,. lin % on the rabblh At the usual hours
,nI.et ,l afternoon (in confirmation OF ms coaise Oh
l,ctu ,s) tie Sanctions oi tie Law oil sod o'".s 80.
Tie public are invited TO attend. W."
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NOTICE.-Public

CORPORATION NOTiCE.-Public
NIuce l-r,by si--n at ale ~ Property ior 90
us TsIe. - ttk- place AZ P1hhs Auction ~ ti~ Iy
Ia, af the G o. - N-sN nrA. Wednesday. tie E3tn dSy
1f SEQ eb-r lsxi ~ j. O'clock n0un AMI bs con
from dlF o. tay lntl fls Whole NJ ali property :, an ~
s1f and lint t- fa-- statement = re aA.r and prop
,rfy b. s1ii rUl. .h- l1 Tie Nv Era le"-iap'
-ratet ami uuf .l.,lel Ir th-r.ty 0f N~N-l urh.
ALFRED \ SMITH, corprnl,r.
cor,-.--ii.-,. osfr.g fv TO- 1872 J~45 la.ii~
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the sur
ra.-.,ao tf- Cou1.v of NrS-Yos .nouct I. hef,S
n all -a--on. rsv ~ IL n. an.t -eph@n "b'e -
CIV of N-.-York. gentleman, drc~a'ei' ~ p, -.
zane th IT, vascber. thereof o. IN SUBJ, - =, -.
co. ~. = Mrr-bants ENct snSe n 70 -,
- on or -. tie ~ seventh dsy % D",'1'De'
.-, ,--.f H. n fzla
Js.5 !a~s-s' hhnN.7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

A has an sQultsL.e title To the land. rha l.sss
then 10, does an equitable estate sustain a vote
answer, most clearly. Instance this case; c
6orrows OF ID $4,000, and executes to + and q
conveyance in trust, Of all the lands lying in the
county OF Hanover, TO secure the payment Of the
said $4,000. The legal estate is thereby vested in
the trustees. and { has only the equitable estate,
being the same estate which A possesses IN the
aforementioned case. Now, one will ever ques-
ton C's right OF suffrage. "Et de simihbus idem
est judcium." therefore, A has the same right to
vote which & has, which is a perfect one.
2nd. "A woes for White. and IN looking over the
polls one halt hour after, finds that he has done so,
and tells the Commissioned II was a mistake, and
that It was his intention to vote for Thompson
that he meant TO call Thompson's name, but aec
dentaily called Whites; and did not discover that
he had done so, until he saw it on the poll book
Persons testify that he has always been u Wing,
and are confident that 1t was accidental The com.
miss'oners refuse to have the record altered. Is
that refusal properf
ID A marries q. who has a remainder in fee in
'ands IN Hanover, eSpectant on the life OF c. Has
vote on that remainder or is his estate IN those
lands too temolel
by gising your views on these points through
the Wing, you will afford valuable information TO
the Commissioners, and very much oblige
Your obd'nt servant.
A HANONERIAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
Extract ola Srira,e Letter, from

"hiist am writing, will lust give YOU line
ABOUT our County matters; although. from the
frequent notice OF epis,es from the slashes. YOU
seem 10 be kept pretty well informed OF them; and
Dye The bye, rather calculate, that you must think
that we, "the people" Of Hanover. nro nj on;o;or
'ha' The late OF Nations" hangs upon the resul. Of
our particular elections and that all the rest Of the
world is as much iuteses,cd in them rs we are. Be
that as It may, wish that the rest of the Slate was
Us ANXIOUS about the result Of the coming elections.
as Old Hanover, where, assure YOU. "tbe work
goes oravely on Bassst Is At 'perfec, storron n,
elecIioneerIng-Jeats the Colonel AFT hollow. You
may depend on II, thit the Locos are taken nil
abaek Ivy the sudden change in their prosnocts
why Sir a lew months ago they were pertee,Iv
confident OF success, and Mr. John Dudley George
brown was betting good Maecaboy, that the Wings
"ouid not even start a candidate But Io the
gallant Colonel, instead Of walking over the course
mas been going the whole race at the quarter pace
WIN ms opponent full length ahead under n hard
pull hassei will be elected by msiority which
VIII Cause 'hem TO despair Of ever again carrying
we delegate for the County 81 Hanover. Mark
'na' prophecy; and II It IS not fulfilled will never
again pretend to know any thing bout the senti-
menls Of tic people OF my county.
lac Election Law will not, think. ef. Ct tho
wing iofeign vote with Us, nearly all If not all
o' 'he conveyance5 making these votes are bona
nue, Bye the bye, there were two .oco JesJs
msls last TAU, Zone Tor 80 and tho other for %
Vo'ssl INTO the circumstances Of which, We viii take
S S. 70 enquire very closely and ten 20 one &" he
y'Ulth' VII find the boot on the other LEG cal.
,une You never heard Of the passage that occurred
be'"een Mr. 4. Fontaine md John -. G.. Blown.
yeaf or 80 ago. Twas good thing, particu.
ANY as coming from a Conservative, 20 mi lust
give u 10 you. Al some congregation OF the sove
,tBns'' John -. q. was dccryng Fontainc es an
H'tt'etat, and boosting Of his own Democratic IN
Ienls' sod asserting that 10 could trace back through
4, lone Tine Of Democrats progentos When Mr.
ron1aine got up he said, that at tins time farmers
VIC paying great attention n tho pcdigrces ~ four
inherent varieties Of domestic animals, owit the
hoiAe' ihe COW, the hog, and certain long cared
"mna- denomintted an Ass. The gentleman had
-Pohcn long and loud on his pedigree and he ore
suineo' "as % be placed in the catalogue that be
h'n mentioned lie was not informed ns "a, which,
S, ~ We gentleman himself would prefer; but " he
W. - bad The chasing Of him, he should place
nn among the long cared tribe" You con better
uW'gine thnn ! can describe, the roar Of applauso
"hlch followed this BIT. w higs and I.ocos both
| olJpyeh ~ and John Dudley was glad 10 deesmp
=, soon % possible. have written more than /
intended Don't put any of this ugmarolo IN your
paper, prey you.
Truly, your friend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
A STOCKHOLDER.
To ne Vofeys II the Co,nns, II Fluranna. Goo,,r.n5
Louisa and Ha1or,r

10 ne '0feTs II the Counties II FYsranna Gooeblan5
Louisa and HaHorer.
on are notified that poll will be opened AZ
'he ensuing election, for Arch iOald Bryce ESQ. TO
represent TINS District IN the Senate Of Virginin.
and we respectfully solicit your hearty co.opero,on
IN his support. We are not acting unsdyissdIv .
we have carefully read and considered Mr. R,vts,s
Letter, recently published in the Whis. Wcob,
serve that ne expresses the apprehension. that some
Of ms opinions, on questions OF Feds,,I ,oI;.,,
l1,l OF winch ne sets forth explicitly and unreseryl
edlyil may not be acceptable TO some If tboss MI
ASK nun 70 become candidate and urses maj 30
a reason, Tor declining to deeidr, hi,ns,lfo III,
uHe ne also says, IF were 10 be called into nub
~ ~ WoIlu oSey the call, but With that free
uom "hIch VIII permit the unconsrained exercite ~
an independent judgment IN elaboration on nuII,,
SUBJECTS. ! should really be gratifed to serve Won
u coincidence Of views would permiiu W.
.n'hh mere 10 no substantial difficulty 10 pfevsnt
Mr. Bryce from being a candidate. tge do ~, 49,
pect perfect coincidence Of sentiment be,.s,, -
representative and those who elect him W. ,vo,,iJ
relolee 10 sec moreOf the spirit of injenen4sne.
which Mr. H. will make the basis Of his nuil;e ea,
uue'' some OF us differ with him on the constitn
f'om""'y .. National Bunk and the Distribution
Law; But we differ still uo-e with Col Gnsrron,
mr Bryce would ncluiesce f Bank was cbs,,,,
co ny the constituted authOrities-He reuudis,es a.
doctrine OF Repeal lie would receive he S,,,,,s
snaIe o. 'he proceeds OF the Public Lands. If d.
rected by law Of Congress 10 be dis,,ib,,,,J a.
Nff %
Guermni, looking to his course in Inc Uons. ~
DeIesh'es last session, and the doctrine Of The
leeuers OF his party. Judging from the votes m
nus gentleman ~ the recent session Of the Gsne,,l
assembly on the various propositions rel,ting "a
me Banks OF the Commonwealth We bel,sv. M
| bfyces couiss would be more acceptable In ma.
Jorty Of The people Of the District. We infs, f,or,
ihe address Of the Democratic Convention tbs, tbs
democratic party still cings 20 the sub Treasury
anu doubtless instructions will be proposed for our
Il hos H.HN a..
u - unnecessary to draw the contrast onv Grtbe,
o' ourselves, We are willing 10 take Mr. Bryce
oeIler iJr worss." We do not wish 10 reflect an
~. uuerfini. It's character as gentleman ~
unimpesched, but we believe his boii,;c,I o.
ons are lnmoul 10 the best interests Of the psot's
We therefore earnestly appeal 10 the voters brougb
yut the district 10 come 10 the polls and secure
lhe valuable services Of Mr. Bryce There is Gll
lline lor every mar IN tho District TO know that he
~ cenoloate brought ont by The people, as The
eeclon does not take place uli the 2s.h lie will
be supported by wiz
MANY VOTERS or tIANoVpp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
MR.. GIDDINGS

Authorities differ about the reception, which this
gentleman met With on his return home. The En-
qnrer with that sneaking meanness which seeks
to make party capital out of every thing .nJea-
von's to create the impression, that he mir Gu is
only supported by the Wings. We eonv IN, u, -
rasrnph' IN which he concca's the factor ra,b,,,
does not disclose n-rhal a leading Wing paper m
the District has taken strong ground against Mr.
L. We allude to the Cleveland Herald.
"Mr Giddmss, thousn he returns TO Ohio. with
Tie endorsement of Slade, Barnard & Co. mes
wan s'eTner opposition at home than he eynrc,rL
large Democratic meeting nj Mnskinsun, have
denounced HIM and his trnitorous resoluti, ms. lie
comes from ihe strong Abolition District al,
Ashiaoua and Trumbull--but the Cleveland He
RAID and Troy Times take decided ground ar,i,s,
nun The Herald hopes, that as he IS now ont of
Congress he may stay ont. Should he be returned
we trust the trends OF the Union will keen n GOOD
look out upon him-and should he renew ms CrcoI,
resolutions that they would brand him asain with
their oeHsure." U" ''''
1t admits that the Herald is opposed TO him-bu,
leaves lis readers to infer that It is Locoioeo IA
per.
o" the other hand, it appears from the following
that the Locos were the most eager in their greet
ings
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL q.

For every dollar, which the State receives from
the Land fund, the people have To paw or I dol.
lars or more in the shape OF duties"--En9Girsr.
Tbs is sheer sssertion-wh here is the prooff IL
cannot be addueed-and for the ve.y same reason
thai blood cannot lie extracted from urnip. II the
State has TO refund the land money in the shane o,
duues, which We, by no means, concede, the people
the productive portion Of the people in particular
are still greatly the gamers The Land morcy will
oe so much in dmnulon ofdircct taxes-which fall
upon all, the rich and the poor alike-and from
which there is no escape. The duties will be maid
only by those who arc willing and able to pay-by
The rich mainly, who choose to indulge in foreign
iuNuries. The one is rSlmiary. the other is tnrol
u"iary, which makes all the difference 10 the world
II high tariff is imposed upon French silks and
wines, AMI the costly products of the pauper labour
oil England--an individual may pay il or rot, at his
discretion. But II Direct tax is imposed upon
land, negroes, horses &c. there is no alternative
bu, to pay it. The old saying; "There rs nothing
certain but death and taxes"-was designed 10 an
ply to tins species OF taxation. The poor man can
not elude the cver-wa,chful sheriff. He must
FORK over" the money, or his goods and chattels
must lie brought to the hammer.
In this respect, the Distribution is A measure
eminenty benedcent IN its chancter-onerotin..
directly as bounty TO the PRODUCING, class. The
Land Money viii dmonish direct taxes on pro-
perry aud indus'ry-u will educate the poor-it
will furnish means To the Aerieuur,s, for reaching
market. The dates nil be paid ne rich. In other
words, the Distribution will operate rs lust tax
upon the wealthy, for tho benefit of the poor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

Departed this ic In the 10Th year OF his age In Lane
NY county on Tuestry 5th inst Mr Jok, Rafsggs
lazy IIsuent ot New Kent county leaving wife ami
thIeo small children In hinent their irrcparabe los
,se snoNh HI r. about years, and think It my duty TO
say MI 40 doubt the GUY of all that knew him tba e
wa Nndneghhor an afcctlonate husband ami 6lfbrr
~, ps' tcecnt master Mr. X. had been ron6nci
10 w n'I only Three days with affection of tho brs
O'Clock '- '' '''' '' "hI al -
Die,l yesterday morning. al o'clock Rasa po,,.U
ktu ~ monihs laughter ~ Peter and Helen Vial The
Il''s ahi acquaintance ui the family are
s"cI TO aiendi'e funeral this morning at 10 ocloek A.
to recurrence of her father over Mr Hou.y g. ToIcSs
H'''''"n street, without further invitation.
Yesterday Caroline, daughter Of Mr. II aud Mrs Fran
rs .W"hncy, aged 3ycars, 10 months aud : ,inys
ne friends Of the family invited attend The tuner
81, this evening at a O'clock w
10 me county Of Gies, the 2lh day Of March, Is41
~, h.popcKy AZ the rcsienc of William n sniIog f. i
~ |'HH chapman, late of thc county Of Nontso,uer
an 10 iIcbFh year ~ hs sge. Mr. e., having rce.tye
HloSt "l fMaYs 80 some ten years ago retired from IA o.
pioirEHon ~ the liw, ~ which hc was very
l'h'r' since which im", hc ming lei bur little I'M ci.v
~ aby hr, ' represented 90 county OF ffics SON.
n" yrar 20 Tie Leg lturc ~ the stale was n,mi,
"l t' '"n'"nu"n which NJ Stlunfon in IsIG-anJ ru
.'IInniy roprcscuied thFd district term ~ vera
,' senate oi virginia. A. LAWYER aud rcprc san,ti,e
.' WI ever athiul aud Jealous 40 " friend Kind and
'FooI As iiih"f generous aud alice tomato a
',l hundne AMI iuiugcntant. in M. rerunlry trans
may he rest we'll. " ' ''N " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
Private Correspond,pe,

Not the least delightful portion Of an Editors
existence Is the perusal of the many racy and
amusing notes, which come to him. under the seal
OF eonhdence-markcd "pripais"-There is regret
mingled with the pleasure, arising from the fact,
that his readers cannot participate with him in the
enjoyment. Private notes are more 10 the hody or
'"' "''es-they are more expressive of the temper
'"u SPIt oi the age, than the dgnihed and stiltsh
productions designed for the public eye There is a
freedom and unreserve about them, which impart
ehafIn' even tthey are confined to tr;Aes. With
no'es vi 'hs Character, we sometimes enact the
va hero' ard take the responsibility of usherinr
mem before the world. After this manner we have
acted with tho following, after running pen through
certain passages, no; mete Tor the public cye.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
Prom The U. :. Gazene.

MI Eddings fastened home from Congress.
ater resisnng his seat, in consequence OF the vote
OF censure, and was received with open arms bv
men men OF all parties. public meeting was imme :.
kns presided.
,,, ar hu'chens, Loco foco, (Mr Giddings is a
mh'S) presented series Of resolutions approving
the course of MIR Giddings, and expressing a hone
,. na' NlT a. would allow his name to he used at
eiecuon, without any formal nomination,
go that his constituents may have an opporiunitv
70 pass on his conduc. IN resgning, and upon mat
ters which led TO his resignation"
Inc resolutions were unanimously adopted. and
IL - probable that MIR Gddings will be unanimous.
ly Reelected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
JOEL SHREWSBURY, Sr, Oh
f. w NEWTON, Sec'y.


PALMYRA, Fluyanna county, slh April, '42.
MIR Edor-Be so good MS to announce through
the Wing. that poll will be held in this county. at
the ensuing election, for Archibald Bryce. Esq of
Goochland to represent this District IN the Senate;
ana II understood poll will also be held for him
IN tile other counties OF the District We will owe
nun large vote IN this county, and il the Wings
Will turn out in the other counties he will be elect
ed. We have seen his letter in the Wing of Friday
last, and II is thought his opinions will meet with
the appreciation of the voters of the District; and
mat large majority would prefer him TO Colonel
Guerrnnt, the Loco Foco nominee. MIR Bryce is
true Republican. MANY VoTrss
or Fiuy,nna.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
II HOrKlss, sec'y. '''''' O"n'
PROTEST. OF WESTERN MFvpepe

IN Saturday night, n few moments bsfors ,b.
maj adjournment Of the House OF Deleg,tcs Nj
eeIus''ong' OF Harrison, presented the FOLLOWING
iot.sl, when was read by the Clerk, and then
without any debate, laid npon lie t,iis IN ~
er1y's motion, and with Mr. Armstrong ronssn,
- Inc OHduHgnsd. Members of he rressr,
GENERAL Assembly Of Virginia, for themselves 81
w oena'l OF lhei' Constituents, enter and recofd
S', soe'n protest. against the refusal Of this Gene.
RAJ assembly 10 execute the authority eont,inc,l -,
the hih section Of the Constitution Of III. ST.
Wh'ch prescubes, that "the General Assembly, az,
inc year ISL, and at intervals thereafter ~ 40,
sss man ten years shall have authority .ibi,ds
~ 'Iei rouse concuuing, 10 make fe appointments
u De'egates and Senators throughout the Con-
hoh"eaith, 80 That the number Of Delegafeo rh,it
NOT at any time exceed $50, nor Of Senator. qe y,
VIC also Psptest against the refusal 10 mace d, -,
providing Tor iakng the sense Of the psonle NJ :,
-""ins Convention 20 amend the Constrution "a
the State-Thus deliberately, and solemnIy H.,
lng, IN the only two forms IN which tbe ,oy,.Iy
representation throughout tie State can be cor,,c
shu teluslng 10 the people the ONLY means a. 80
pressing grievances volative Of equal rigbts y,
eIIa' freedom and OF those sacred princit,ies una
,rI 'n oIhfnsd ~ our fathers IN June, I77G
a"u ne 'hrmfd by The People Of Vlrpinis IN Co.
'eH.,on assembled, 90 January, ! go.
~ 'hsIslofc' cherishing ne VIC do our Iove "a
eSI ~ nay al NEE are by nature equally rse
any nuepenoent-"Ihal oil power ls vested h
tI- us 4uehUy derived from the People"-Apd'
t,rtrr,,ig. -,t..t 'i-' or. W theac fundamental
PDngc'P'.a' winch arc embodied IN our Deela,st,op
s,,s' are GROSSLY violated by the existing np
pofuonmtnt OF representation, avail ourseIves "a
we only present right, that of spreading upon Tho
legislative journal, this our Protc,r '''
signed, y = Dorman, r. ] Armstropg. ] t.eL.
,on' samuel Elliott, - kinehe.oe. PhiIip ca IL
Harfson, WIN Jones, V A Wood ward 90,
etuiIcn, WIN " French, John Nioler J,Tn,s w
Ne~krk. PreslY Martin, WIN Brown. Jol,o NJ.
fheIson, JehersOn + Martin. George C6vsn A.
,,en i Caperon, VIM > Morgan, John MeC5,isv
John M Robinson, David Pugb, Addison M,
Ll.aushl,a, Geo Meyse, X A Clendcnin, John
DAVIS, VIM q Holloway, 4 Moore, Wright Gate
wood, David Crawford, Nehemiah smith Tioo,t,
iay'or John Grimes, Henry Erskino, A T.oybur5
g'hh Carroll, Mullen, Samuel T. Goodson. RI
pn,2"en, Thomas VI Tate, ID M Rdgineion. nj
- i,9sf, Edmund Hunter, Cromwell Orrlck. ia,
n e.I Ip,."nn, Edward " Smith, Anthony Kennedy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
MANY VOTERS OF HANOVER
To s. S. BAXTER. E,o.

H""",V "'N"o' " ne Commonwealth II Vo.
Sm' have applied 90 you Tor you, op,,,o, in
regard 10 the following cases concerpiog lie ,,.t,
Of suffrage, because an opinion deliyers, no. ,o,, ~
Attorney Generu, would ofcourse have more ss,,I,
With The Commissioners ol the Polls, Than If H. cam
from any ono else; and because il j. probable ,b,,
you arc better acquainted with the decision n the
Legislature m similar cases that may have oeep,
red In contested elections. There are three poinf.
on which request your views. Two OF them
think, have been enormously decided Of the third
am m doubt. The 1T Is as follows
A purchases land Of y, and pays him half The
money m hand the rest is to be p,id m 3 yearly
equal ins,alments. gives him possession. hi
retains the title papers a security Tor the psvment
Of the balance due. !, has been decided tbst A
has no vote on that uaet Of land. think that The
following argument will prove that decision moor
rect Equity loohs upon the bugsr as tho epn,y an
soon as the contract - made, nuifo CorHoyi. IL IL
the owner, wh,n he has made some oftbe payments
and possession has been gwen 10 him, Therefore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
POETRY
Prom the Metropolitan.
IRISH SONG
TIE LIMERICK BELLS.
NJ MAS CRAWFORD.

~ hhN CRAWFORD
Blo~ on. thou viii breeze bear the onward b. Erin,
At ~hen vii her shores; through The m mist appearing
Give me back tie sweet music A. dear 10 my heart
I'll. sound Of my Ieauhinl hellsi
Hark' bark eomes' how that magical tone tells
ot all that was lovely, and loving, and dear 81.
enold them more, ior ali those are my own bells
Ny own, any own beautiful Bells.
u.rk hark how they tell the lost and the parted
How siirre Ike their music floats the wave
Bear me up bear IN upi am come brokcn.heaued,
To full ia tho green Isle home and grave,
Close, close 10 my beautiful bells.
gnally brought from Italy. They had been manufactu.
red ~ young native, who devoted himself enthusiasts
ally the work. and who, acr the toll OF many years
succeeded IN finishing splendid peal which answered all
the rrcal uircmcnls of his own musical Upon
these belts the artist eaiy prided HIMSELF AMI they were
length bought by the prior ola neghboring convent al
liberal price. With the proceeds OF this sale the
young Italian pun little Wills where In the stiffness
o the evening he could eujoy the sound OF his own eo
dons bells from the convent elm Here he grew OH IN
the bosom OF his family, aud OF domestic happiness At
lcnRth OF those fcuds common 10 The period the
allan became sufferer amongst many others. He lost
all: amt after the OF the Storm he found him.
amid the wreck OF fortune, ricnds,
miy home. The bells, too, hts tavore bells
nd For time their artifeer became awandercr
europe. and last the hope OF soothing his troubled
spirit he formed the resolution OF seeking the land to
which those Of his memory had been conveyed
beautiful evening which reminded him OF his Italy,
is bells, from the towers Of Limerick Cathedral sud
deulv struck uDou his Home and all its loving ties.
haupnc early recolcctons, aa were IN the sound
aud his heart. His face TUNED to wards the
Cathedral the attitude OF ntenty lis nue but when the
vessel landed he was foundto be aeornsc.