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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22
10 TIE EDlroR or TIE ENQUIRER.


In giving the proceedings of the Senate, in your pa
per of this morning, Mr. PRrsroNs resolutions, re-
lave to the land fund.- afte. quoting Col WooLroLKs
amendment, you place me IN position which by
no means wish to occupy You state, that"Mr NEW
MAN then moved to amend the proposed amendment,
by striking out the words "Free Schools, and insert
ing in lieu thereof, hc payment OF the public debt -
II any will take the trouble 10 examine your report
of the proceedings will I've obvious that you have fall
len into an error; for, BY looking into Mr. Prcstous re-
solution and TO all the pending amendments they
will see that the words sree schools do net appear,
and could have moved to strike what not
before the Senate. Now, Sir, was in favor of apply
ing this fund, in received exclusively to the
support of free schools and if you Will examine the
Journals of the Senate, you will find that 'Mr. New
man after Col. Voolfolk amendment failed, moved TO
amend MIR. P-estons resolution, by striking out all
after the words Commonwealth OF Virginia. and insert
ing land applied exclusively to the support Of free
schools" Mr.. BorLDiS then moved to amend my
amendment, by inserting in lieu thereof, ''the payment,
of the public debt" ] knew very well, il this fund
was received, my Constituents would prefer lis being
applied to the support Of free schools, in preference
TO any other objecthence it was that el. my duty
TO offer amendment TO that effect, which amendment
was defeated by cal! for The Previous Question: which
sustained.
You will do me The justice to publish this statement,
we'll the proceeding from the Journals Of
the Senate, as have doubt my will be sufii-
GENTLY misrepreseuted in my district, without its being
done through the columns oil your paper.
peSopcftullv
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IL We have room this morning for MIR.
Grmes's Card It shall appear on Thursday. abe
touches up the Richmond Wing, which, with its usual
righteousness, is attempting to make petty political
ca pi,al out Of the Starvation Law. The whole mat
ter is very small potatoes indeed, on the part of the
Whip.
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led hy me on the OCCASION, and if arraigned by my
constituents Tor Tia, crime plead guilty, and do rot
ask mercy.
Eroo.h, by what has occurred on this question, be-
i"fe yoh, my li:n".cItzens will avail myself OF the
opportunity In extend this address general
consideration IT my present relation tn yon. In the
Richmond WING, fnr tic country, of Marc. Isl, am
asalied, not iy name, candor would have dicatrd
yet SO Po.nicdl;, that there be mistake TO lis
purpose, il "hddress 10 the Voters of Caroline
C"nntv, under the Anonymous signature Of "a Clay
Wing, with having htrayed the "truss bestowed by
too generous constituency, by professions of wing
principles before el-c,on, and with the effort s'il far
thcr to deceive by professions of sympathy. do not
refer To this assertion this time, with the view OF de-
Tending agnins, ii. The time will come when my
constituents will up be dectirsdhy ill., and 'cacn pledge
mysri! Ia satisfy every man whose good opinion IS
worth preserving that there not the slightest tnun
dation IN truth for the charge. desire now to say
that my induction alo public life wiihon, the sncr
fee or suppression OF opinions my purt and without
trouble or embarrassment 10 my friends My continu
ance IN pubic life will not be prolonged one day after II
involves either result Acknowledging the unlimited OBJ
legation to be controlled far will permit,
IN my legislative course by the will of my constituents,
SHAH not stop seek require formal instructions
All desire is 10 know their wishes. To these ! VIII
conform my course, pursuing the path Judgment points
TO, or sutrendering my seat Now my opinions ana
course are unquesonably before the Dstrict-OpPosi-
ton to the charter Of National Bank, TO the Dlstbu-
ton policy, ard TO Protective Tariff is known to lie
my final and absolute determination. In two counties
of my District Essex and Caroline0 it appears, these
measures (avowedv and openly form the issue of the
Spring canvass The result of the election therefore,
in these two counties will furnish nconesble IN
dex TO public sentiment there. my constituents, who
differ from the subjects referred 10, i'll the third
county, wish 10 raise this issue, all they have 10 do to
bring out opposition to their present delegate, and the
result of the spring elections nstrucs beyond avoid
ancc, and now announce my purpose OF abiding thai
issue, and Of being governed by it.
Very respectfully.
| JAS. Is. THORNTON, Jr.
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'e' ilubbards majority over all others
-''lt ,',-Jo-less than Gov. Pages in last March by
y. 'l votes, and less than the Democratic majority
r. iiasdfnta! Electors in l>f0 by about 600 votes
N concord Patriot says that CHS vote is larger than
41'c'pa'ed Complete returns will carry i. 10 abou,
''.d The whole number Of votes given IN the State
''an' ie,DDo \ mere glance at the returns Will show
. 1e moyemeat for Col. White, did not detach more
'o 600 or 800 votes from the Democratic ranks al
VIZ most And four. ffths of these men warmly COM
.1n OF the outrageous deception and falsehood that
Hr p'actsed upon them, and they justly feel indig
-|. ioihe House Of Representatives 166 Democrats
Is secied, and o. Federalists.
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House. OF DELEGATES, March 16, ISL


Sir:-In reply 10 your note of this day, requesting
ne to detail conversation which "you held with Inc
on the floor of the House of Delegates, while the re-
cent election of Major General supply the vacancy
occasioncd by the resignation Of General Baldwin was
pending, and after it had been stated and admitted that
Gen. John Sloan, Of the candidates, was Wing,
have state that after the first ballot, and after the
mistake YOU were under in supposng Gen. Sloan was
Democrat was corrected, you came to the part OF The
Hall where I sit, and took the seat Of Dr. Buck near
to mine Some conversation having occurred between
Mr. Crawford and myself relative 10 the SAID election
in which remarked aud,bly, that would moi vote for
Col. kincieoe until discovered what effect tue an.
nuncialon OF General Sloans being Wing would
have upon the House, as already two Democrats who
remarked that it would have no influence upon your
course, that you had voted in good faith for Gen
Sloan, aud would continue 10 do. THIS remark was
made in the hearing OF several, majority OF whom
were Democrats.
Yours respectfully,
HENRY W. THOMAS
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EpMrxp 7. IiuSrEH, Esq.
HorsE OF DELEGATES, \

Horsr OF DELEGATES, March IL, 1912.
Sir: Your colleague, Mr.. Wood, has just handed me
your favor of the Eth inst
In reply 10 your enquiries will state that never
on any OCCASION gave 10 the Editor Of the Richmond
Wing or any else, any authority 10 say, or 10
intimate, in newspaper or elsewhere that IN "ha'
occurred between us on the passage OF the act "con-
corning executions, trust Deeds, nc, referred TO IN
my note you of Tie l2ih instant, you submitted to
nv species Of personal ndgniy at my hands, or thai
upon the referred TO- undertook 10 exercise
any degree of control or dictation over yon
1t has been suggested to ne before that the Edi-
tor of the Richmond Wing, any one else, in news
paper or elsewhere, has suid or nma,ed any thing OF
The sort my authority: if it had BEEN should have
corrected the impression.
Respectfully yours. ..,
EDMUND p. HUNTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

.Eimrs w. CONRAD, (WhigO is elected the Sena.
VI The United States, by the Legislature of Loni-
,'a2' place Of Mr.. Mou,on, (resigned) The vote
"'2' 10! Conrad 35-for all others, -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

l.. Mr. BowprS's Speech on the Distribution Re
'N'ns, postponed.
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r L. BYRD, Esq.

RlcmMoND, March I7th, 1ci2.
Sir: Under existing circumstances, feel myself en-
titled enquire of you, whether you ever gave any an-
thority to The Editor of the Richmond Wing to say or
intimate in ms paper, elsewhere, that IN what "c-
Cured between the passage of the act eonceFn-
note 10 nc OF the l2t instant "a copy of which, per-
ceve, was published in the Wing OF Yesterday sub
United any species Of personal indsnity, or d'sre-
spect, your hands Or that upon the occasion re-
tered TO- you undertook 10 exercise any degree OF con
uol or dc,ation over me.
Your obcdt serv't.,
RICHARD L. BYRD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

MIR. William Kinney declines being candidate fo
re election in the county of Augusta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

We shall pay respects 10 the Winchester Repub.
can about the slang it is raising the reception OF
the Distrbutire Fund.
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HALL OF House. OF DELEGATES, March To-

IlffHdTN Z. ByTU, fsT. , -
Dear Sir: have just received your note Of the 10Th
inst in relation TO the election OF Major General 10
supply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
General Baldwin, and in reply beg leave to state that
some days previous 10 the day of election Mr. vance
one Of the members from Hampshire county, informed
me, that Gen. Soan the candidate whom he intended
to present to the consideration of the Legislature Tor
the office OF Major. General was countyman of his,
and Democrat Yours respectfully,
John MCPHERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

LAY. ROBINSON ATTORNEY Law, viii attend Courts
i held the city of Richmond
Office the Main street, doors below The Exchange Bank
la5-G
DOWHArAS ROBERTSON, ATTORNEY 4 Law, VIII attend
the Superior and Quarterly Courts of the City Of Richmond
and ficnfco, and Courts of chescrfed Powhaan ami
Goochland.
90 OF J. b Abbot. Of and I2rh
streets.
March 10 Io0--2agew
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a Washington Correspondent OF the n. Y. Evening
>'cF'tcses the false and beral letter which has
'" appeared in the Richmond Wing about the lnves-
-''n- Commission Of the New York Custom House,
,'nee1;er \ Co(--thc charges against B. F. Butler,
'ad itGt In justice, we mean to publish the crit-
~, q the Richmond Whic never would
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

NE y. Correspondent of the Philadelphia Gazette
'> on the 10th, that "a part of the Treasury notes
4ch have been shamefully dishonored by the 60
.inmen have been redeemed by Mr. Morris Ketchum
y Wall street. Mr.. X at the urgent request of the
-'TeiaTy OF the Treasury, accepted 100000 These
'''eS were negotiated By him, and now coming in
@-ared Tor payment: but with spirit that does him
's1 ne feels that ms honor requires they should be
~, aaN he INNS iie,n -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22
Respectfully, yours,
WM. q. HOLLOWAY.
To Rlcn'p. G. BYRp, Esq
House of Drleuaes

p. s. recolec that pending the canvass after II had
been stated that Gen Sloan Wing, and tic state.
men, acceded to, met you in the Hall. and remarked
among other things, that | had been deceived, ana
would bold Gen. Sloan responsible for the decepI on,
and would vote against iim-From this you d'ssea'ed,
and said YOU did moi think he should be held rcspnnsI
BILE for the imprudence of his friends This believe
was after the first vote, for do not rccoec TO have
voted for him, Gen. Sloan, but never voted Tor
him after conversation. My impression also Is
that you stated that you would not be influenced by
that consideration to vote ugains, Gen. Sloan.
WM CT HOLLOWAY.
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state to the political character of Gen John Sloan
of hampshire and if so, of which of The present po-
htical parties of this country, he then informed you
incl that said Sloan a member"
In reply, state that pending The nominations, and
wien the question arose to which Of Tie political par
ties Gen. Sloan belonged, wen; 10 Mr. Vance, and
asked him, ei,her-ls Gen. Sloan Democrat: or,
docs Gen Sloan belong 10 our party am not ALL" to
say which way put the question. The answer Mi
Vance made "Ycs."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

Total amount Of capital, Sl6,250,C0O
The o;? number of cur banks therefore which have
.,,st within few months, and four of them within
ee days Is eight and combination of their capitals
rrakss the snug sum Of YoRrf-six MILLIONS Hun
rntn ANn fIIrY ImorsANn poLLAks.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

ST the co,nmenceme nj Of the Richmond Medical Col
sge held in the College building, Monday, the 7th
March, the degree Of Doctor of Medicine was con-
erred on me snluwinr gentlemen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11
AaN SMITH ACADEMY.


THE NEXT SESSION oil 10 months viii com
mcnee on Thursday the LIST oil September No
young lady will be admitted lor shorter period than
months will any allowance be made for absent time
unless oceasioned by proraced sickness.
The terms per half session Of months are;--3oarl,
including bed and bcdding washing. lights and incl.
80 Room rcnt 50 Tuition any all the branch
IS necessary 10 complete English education Sl2 80.
Latin. Greek or trouch SO Music SIC. | sc Of Pr
anu Guitar s. Da@lng and Painting, with the USE
Of Prints 81 90 Fancy N9lk l0-thc amount 10 be
paid N advance at the end Of each hall Session with
per cent added.
In this institution the slfctesi attention is paid 10 the
formation Of lady like manners aud 10 the moral and re
Ilgious culture OF the pupils. Sectaran views. however.
are al all tunes, carefully avoided II will. no doubt
be gratifying, particularly 10 the friends Of religion. Ia
KNOW, that the teachers employed i9r the ensuing yclr
are all church memhcr4-two members OF the Pres
byteran and TWO oi the Episcopal Churchi and then
character aud qualifications teachers rank among the
first IN the cuuaty Il Is presumed that the bare men
ton nf the ii Mrs Lloyd Mis-. Hewitt and Cap
tain W lliason, (ol the Virginia Military Institute. VIII,
has engaged to take charge Of the Dawlng and PANT
ing classes viii be Sufficient Ia recommend tho Ann
Smith Academy. nj leaal far teachers arc concern
ed, 10 the liberal paronase OF an enlightened conmun
y.
Lexington. july -. wiw
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WESTERN bbNE OF sEAi.ss FROM
A.s1FEEsE 'Eas.
!1sfSf.s
f.2%.f Sst5
"a aisA.A 9-.Alk

'EllE Subscriber, having become the Proprietor of
the line OF Stages from iyuchbu1g via New Lon.
don aud Liberty 10 bg Lick III Roanoke and Fmcaslle
IA Botcluur county, takes this mched Of informing the
public thai he Will spare effort tn contribute In the
comfort and expedition o thnse who may wish to travel
on this route. lie viii always ktep god aud cumorta
hc coaches fine teana, aud careful and accommodating
drivers.
The Ivnchbue and Salem Turnpike Company are
busly engaged - putting Then road IN thorough repair
aud the subscriber has been assured that there will be
nothing vaniin, the part 81 the Cempan, To keep the
road constantly mpood condition
The above line 81 Slgrs viii leave iNnehbnrr every
Monday, Wednesday aud FRIDAY morning. intcrseounp
with the Southwestern route at BIZ Lick. plsslnl
through Salem aud thI'7laushnrg Ia Knoxville IN Tea
hossee and with the weston rouleat Fncastc. pls
sing by the Sweet, Whicoud Blue sulphur Sprngs On
TO ChaIrstun and buNandl bite On nohef route Is tho
traveller subject Ia Inc least delay Ia returning the,
viii leave fmcas1e aud Big Lick an Tuesdays 1hurs
DAYS and Saturdays, and arrive in lNnrhburp On the
same evening, where the passengers take passage ii
the canal boats or limo ol stages To Richmond or 10 Char
lotesville in the stages. without any detention.
In Unwilling IN the above line Of Stages, tho pasaon
ger, IN addition n passing through beautiful country
will be delighted with the view Of the scenery and couo
try from the Blue Ridge mountain over which he passes
comparing in point Of ma,ufcencc and grandeur with
view from the Peaks of Otter
The subscriber has put himself to much trouble an,
expense 10 prepare Tor the travelling public and assuring
them that ho VIII consult then interest comfort and SAT-,
ty. as long as he the Proprietor lie respectful
ly socils their patronage. WILLIAM TERRY,
Proprietor.
July * Wiw
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June %

NlRtIN:A rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for tho
ty of Nelson, the 9th day Of June, 1872
Edmund +, Coley, Plaintiff,
Edmund C. Bridge of Mary Yocy decea sed and
trustee Elizabeth Bridge and her children under the will
OF ad Mary coey ed and also trustee Of the trust
estate of said Elizabeth Bridge and her children under ths
will of William Cuiey Sr, decd and the said Edmund c.
Bridge in his right James Bridge and Elizabeth his
wife Joshua Foster and Polly his we, late Polly Bridge
" lillian {. Bridge Spotswood Padget and Elizabeth his
wife, late Elizabeth Bridge, James Bridge Jr and Jesse
Bridge, devisecs under the will OF Mary Cocy decd, thu
said Edmund c., Polly, lillian C., Elizabeth, James IL,
and jesse being children of said Elizabeth Bridge; Benjamin
Fitzgerald and Jane his wife, Joseph Fitzgerald, Jane Fitz
gerald HUBBARD Ilner and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Fitzgerald children of Jane FitzSerald Elizabeth Coleman,
Patsy Coleman Polly Coleman and Lucy ColHman children
OF MldredC ocman deceased who was formerly Mildred
Cofey of the dcyisees in the will of said William Cofey
ST. deceased, and sister to said Mary Cofcy decd Tho
mas Hays and Winney his wife, formerly Winney Codey,
who is also sister of said Mary Coley aecd Nancy Cofey,
Elizabeth Coity, Jane Fitzgerald, formerly Jane Cofey
Tarlton East and Sey his wife, formerly Sally Coey, and
Polly Cofey, children Of William Cofey Jr. decd, who
was brother Of said Mary Cofey, decd, Osbor Coey
and Polly his WIFE, formerly Polly Coey, and Osborne Cot
icy, (sonto WillamO Deiendans'
Ii CHAScEny.
The Defendants Elizabeth Coleman, Pasey Coleman, FOL
ly Coleman, and Lucy Coleman, children OF Mildred
Coleman decd, and Osborne Coey (on of William) not
having entered their appearance and given security acco
ding to the Act Of Assembly and the ises OF this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not m
labtans of this Commonwealth On motion OF the flain
ti by his COUNSEL 1t ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here at rules be held in the Clerks Once,
the first Monday in September next, and answer the
serted in "the Lynchburg Virsmann newspaper pub
ished in the town Of ynchbnrg for months successive
y and another copy thereof posted the front door Of the
Courthouse of this County, on some Court day
Copy -Teste,
june - w2r
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r. E1gC.EVED.y.

VIE. next session, al the New London Academy.
u VIII commence on Monday the 10Th of August
next, and continue four months
The usual branches ola good English Classical and
Mathematical education will be taught Young men
Will be prepared to enter any College, at which they
may design to finish their education
TERMS-Board, s. per mohth: tuition in Iaugua-
ges and Mathematics 81; and in English 81 per month
Books furnished at cost All charges will be made from
the tune OF entrance to the close Of the session.
Post-oiiic New London, Campbell County. Va.
A. T. CA NPBELI. Principal.
.sJulyos w4w
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II Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit su-
"a pcrior Court OF Law and Chancery, for the county
of Nelson, on the 9th day of June, 1912:
Richard {. Fortune and War, his wife, John Ballew and
Lucinda ms we Jordan Arlington and Polly his wife, SUI
san f. Guy infant uldc the age OF twentyone years. whs
sues by George Vaughan Jr, her FRIEND Martha Smoo
Jane Smoot Anne Smoot and CathaIne Smoot, which
said Jane, Anne and Gatarine infants under the
OF ventyonc years. who by Thomas moot their father
and next friend, Plaintiff,
Samuel ansbrouGh Christopher Timberake and Elizabeth
his wife, John Smoot aud sally his wife, Burton Ian
drum and Nancy his wife, Samuel Loving, Executor Of
Jordan NJ hansbrough decd, Robert c. Loving Ma
thaniel o. Smiley, Defendants.
Is tHANCERY
Tho Defendants Christopher Tnnberlake and Elizabeth
his vile, not having entered their appearance and given
security according Tie of Assembly, and the rules
Of tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they inhabitants of this Commonw eah: On
motion oil the plaintiffs their counsel, 1t isordered that
the said Defendants do pc here rules be held in the
said Clerks Office, the Monday September next, ~
answer the Plantih bill and that copy of this order b.
forthwith inserted in the lynchbrg Nirgnian, newspaper,
published in the town OF Lynchburg for months
syey and another copy thereof posted the front door Of
tho Court house Of this county Court day.
ACopy-Teste,
RIO. c. CUTLER, elk.
june % WIN
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"f u1n pnnam a. ,meDoueH, Fleming b. Miller,
" dham RoSs and Thomas SlaRhs.
Y ENAkE NOTICE, that we shall. IN tho 5,b d,v 81
!. september; s42, at the Franklin Hotel in the town
Oh iynchbarg, take the depostons OF William b. Ave
ell and Others to be read evidence on thetra Of the
SUIT depending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana InaheeFy tr the county Of Boetour, wherein we
cause the said dispositions are not taken on the div
named they will be taken the day next following, at
The place above appointed
ihe President Directors g. Company
August 4 w4s
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33oetteal.


aJs, Daughter If Hcrcd;as "-From the poems .
a. late Miss Lucy Hooper Of Brooklyn. Written OF
seeing painting representing the daughter oil heFoas
be,,nc the head of John the Baptis, ia charger
Mother bring thy gift,
Take from my hand the dreaded bocn-i pay
Take il, the still pile sorrcw Of this 'aes
Hath lefs upon my .oal its lis.nG trace
Never 10 pass away =
x,a,. fro,, these lips one word Of iae breath,
blanchsa ,ha, cain faee--eh mother, eas f" asA'A
What i,n that l see
r., III ,hs rnre and .et,lcd feature, cleaning
,,.u,,h renroach INV dream, strange aud wi'di
Mother hada thou no pity On tn, child
Io,. celestial smile seems softly eeam'"E
o,,hs bu,hea lip--my mother, esn'fs thou er0oR,
Longer upon thy victims face to LOOK
Ala. AT vessrrnocn
n, heartwa, light, and to III. siol' SOUND
- a,n,,s while crowned " it'll summer soNsr',
Ana swiftly by me sped the flying hours
And all was joy around -
\, .,r,. m mother could say thcsn'v
1ake from thy daue h.er, hand thy boon ava,
Take Tiny heart /. sad
And IN. pure forehead hath an &c, chill
iasrs no, ,oaehn it, for avensins ''e.'e"
Hath shuddering visions to IN. fancy t".'
And tn. pale face aprals me, cold ard 'ih'
with III. clo.edlip.i oh tell mr. could s'o"
.rs,t the male feature. Of III. dead were 50
Imas not turn ava.
From the charmed brow, and have heard b" name
Even a. prophe, by his people spoken
And tha, high brow in death bears seal ana ''A'n
OF one, whose words were fame
a, Holy Teacher could'st thou rise and i've
Would no, these hushed lips whisper, 81 forgive
Away with Lutte and harp,
With the glad hear, forever, and ,hedahee'
Never again shall tabrst sound iof me-
oh fearful mother, have brought to thee
The silent head, with his rsbut'ng glance
And the crushed heart OF one, to whom arc given
Wild dream. Of judgment, and offended Heaven