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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
URr oRDE II =.

NRolNiA-L. cAaae..v-At rules. held la the Clerl,,
day. the az s Jssn c0a" Of Rish0"d' 'n Mon
Juliet Woody. widow Of Robert Woody. deed. PhL
Io.s u iIow,A and wife. Martha Ann who was Mar,hs
nm ws,,,y, saSurl Jones and wife E.niiy ~ who
Meth; nsns@la Parker and ~ils, Mari W wss va.
mary ~ NV NV, wsoi,,, lanes wo"S, AdneA Wood
The defendants. Benjamin Parker aud Mary NJ ". III.
sseprhy according 10 the act OF Assembly and the RSss
~ n,s Court aud appearing by satisfactory esieaec
ordered that the said ~ attendants spresr here on The
~, Mssy ~ september neHi. and answer the ball Of
sme, IN sone newspaper Published in the Ciy Of Rich
doSr OF the coarlhou,e ofIha Coanly.
les wo~ " jonN r II JErrRiEs. &C.
Vin0tNIA-fn tAasesry-M a Court continued
h.,c am On mel, iSL Louisa county. At the Count House
sarah Humphrey. sues a. ne neat ierJ Of sns.n
ligmlnr,y, Theteas 2 Humphrey, wm 4 Humphrey
Humphrey, sarah iiamphrcy who ae under Inc
'Sc.' <tySh~ Plaintiffs.
Ea.aseth Humphrey, VIM Humphrey, Thomas Foster
lint Davis and Minerva his wife ncna,nn nav" J''
Davis, Susan Days John Davis Helena Davis ns1i,In5
wife, Lewis iIanphrey sni bcsSy HE Wife, pea. AVS
The dceadanis Bsrlan,n Davis, lanes DayIs, susan
Davis, Jehn DAVIS, Helena Davis. Benjamin Davia IT,
salmon Humphrey, JInes Oliver and Nancy his wiic
humphrey dperhy his wife, not havirs entered
me Rules OF this Ccur, and Il appearing the isfac.
State: on the on al, , y. a,S no' ,Hy OF me
ordered That the said ecn ianis Bcniau'n Iavis Jsucs
paws susan Dasi. joha DAVIS Helena Davis. Btuiamn
laws ~ Salmon Humphrey, James Oliver and Nancy
nus VILE Lewis Humphrey aud Dephy hc wife, o appear
ocioc INC !usecs Of said Court Court House
on the - Monay in September next and answer The bi
OF me plaintiffs; and that cop, OF this order be forth.
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published In the City
OF kehmond, for two months snccessvcy, an that aaS
We, copy he posted at the front door Of the Cou Hot sc
81 this County, ON some Court day.
Copy. Tcste,
ia w9w jouN HUNTER. e. e.
NiNGiNih:-At Rules held Ia the Cicrk's once of
Tue superior Count Of Law and Chsneery, for Cooch.
anh county out 9th day Of Juno, 1912
SAuy n fccrE pun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

VIHGiNlA.-At Rules held In the Uicrk's Office OF
culi the urst DAY Of August, 1912:
- The Bank OF Charleston south Carolina, ami James NJ
rtocker, Pitts.
against
- Herman Of Balilmorc Herman, Cu.;dy & Co. IN.
Orleans, aud other Dens
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance aud given security according
semoy ani the rules this Court and appearing by
siaetory evidence that they not inhabitants 81 this
Commonwealth lis ordered That the said 10
appear At the Rules 10 be held the first Monday
venber next and answer the b ofthc plaintiffs and thai
accpY oithis ordci Toe forthwith Inserted ucwspa.
per published In the city Of Richmond months sue
cetsvely and posted at tic font door the Capolin tho
SAID city. A eopy-Tcstc,
au5-Wqw WN 1; SANDS G. a.
NlkoiNIA.-At Rules held ia The Clerks ofhco OF
tue Superior Court CtanocTy for the Richmond Cir.
cult the FIRST day OF August, 1872:
Robert J smith, PHI
Samuel & Nichols aud Layhia hs wife, and other
Dcna
The defendants above named having entered their
appoaance and given security according tho
s"uhly aud the rules Of this Court aud appcaIing by
satisfactory evidence that they nha biians this
Commonwealth II is ordered That that the said defend
ants do appear the Ruca 10 be held the first Monday
la November ncN and answer the bill the plantd an
thar copy of this order hc forthwith inserted Ia some
newspaper the city Edmond Tor months
cssvely and poed at the font door OF the Cauol
IN the said city a copy-Tesic -
an5-w9w wM. q. SANDS { e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

In tie United states tcuf, tir tc hsscin brHOa oi VII
enia. Angus luth. 1872.
ID oBERT GARRETT, OF the county al uenrieo,
IN having filed peton praying that he may be dec bar.
ell bankrupt II u ordered that alpcrsons Claiming To bc
crcdots Of the said gOLeIt Garrett, show the
oouu o the l2h LAY Of september next why the said
Robert should not bc declared bankrupt pursuant
the OF Congress in that behalf aud that COPY this
order b. published In the newsIs according to the
2ei and nth rules OF Court
A Copy. Testc,
~ w5w HENRY GIBSON Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

In Tie United states Court for the Rtern District Of Viz.
-~..,. -. go sinia, August sth, l,42;
JAMES OLIVER Of the town Of Lynchburg having fled
apetuon praying thai he may he declared bankrupt
u ordered that all persons claiming be creitoT Of
the said James Oliver show Tie Court on the i2
Gay OF september next why the sail james Oliver bo NOT
declared bankrupt pursuant IN the act Of Congress- Ian
mat behai and that COPY Of this order be published In
Court ~ "
C.py-1csie,
an WOW HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

Rochester, May iih, 1888.
Fer sale by A. G. .TEVENs
oc l4-ci2fdl2in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

In the United states Court Tor the Eastern District Var
gnia, August 18Th, lSi2
DuHAlN, OF the city OF Richmond, having fled pc.
II. tt PRAYING that lac may be declared Bankrupt: II
Is ordered That all persons claiming he creditors
said Duhan show the Court, the 18Th day
September next, why the said Dnhaia be not declared
Bankrupt pursuant 90 the Of Congress In that BEHALF
and that copy ofthis order be published IN the ncwspa
pers according to the 22d and eth rules OF court.
aui5-w5x HENRY GIBSON elk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
A REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANKE
AND kuRSING SOkE MONTH

TNHOU5ANDS both young and old but especially mothers
aud ndnis, are every consigned TO the tomb by
the above Stubborn diseases The u
noraDee Of most pracoing physicians In regard 10 this o.
Heae and the consequent uncertainty Ofcur from then
prescIipiSas, is subject Of cOmmon among all
those who have suffered FROM the disease or who have
Witnessed the su1ering8 OF others.
Therefore, gives much pleasure bo able offer
60 this class Of sufferers remedy; which las
failed n single Instance ia the aggIavaia
cases of this disease; where the mother aud child
have been covered externally with canker sores over The
whole body, well az internally
Many are the cures have Witnessed performed by
these medicines, ia the stages OF ThrsL. Cankey
and NHTsing Sore Mouth, where the patient haf
been given over by number Of the talented phys
clans.
We present this compound thus confidently because W.
know u IN only 10 be tested to be appreciated.
Oc % lY For sale by A. q. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

V'Mn.tNA-.h tAanesrE-M Rules, held Ia The
, oihec OF the Circuit Superior Court OF law
lSi2 '' w "'e "" "'J W '"p'
'n,,iSs ; jones' PhL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

I'D Goods
Talon Muslin
Isle Edsings, lnsertings and I.accs
CainbIle Edgings and insertiugs
Plated Hooks and Eyes
Whaebcnc for dTesScs
Cap and neck Ribbons
Biz aud white cotton Hosiery
Taylor's nankccn and white spool Cotton
bleach lons Cloths. Linen Drilling
With many other de sTabe goods. which We offer che
ier cash. VALENTINE. DREEDEN A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

Nancy Price, widow and admir-. Of John Price
WIN III Price, John Ingram aud Mary his wife Job,,
Price, nicharI PTlcc. and ChaIles A Prire nnn. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

OF Belts & Mattack COMMANDMENT. :"
Noysion Bets IN hs own right and Csfharino his ,si6s
aIcH bsur hoyH"n bcia inunia Of the said Roysfot'
nclis snd tathannc his wife, John Ticur Thotoas "
nes, and john " Bets and Thomas =. sydnor, sdips
ua0r WITH The will anne Ked fRuyson Bciie deed SAM
~ Down ng and Samuel Downing, and Winner EnLsnI
bank ~ NJ ~ H., rn"- ~ ~
~ nc ooicndanig Roysion Belts add CafhaTine his ,c,
,harcs bfts and Royaon Bcts, not having entered hcr
apIancs 4nu gwen security according 10 the act Of a.
ur 'n lc rules Of this Court, and sppoaIing by sats
ao.oIy evidence that they not inhabitants Of this Com.
unWcaiF fs ordsrCd, Thai the said defendants sppesr
.o on VIC hrt Gay Of the neHt October Term OF ths
t an answer lhc compliments bill and that copy
"l ta order he forthwith Inserted, for two month"; ne
door Of the Court House ~ THIS county wv
20 Copy. Toste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
JEW DAVID's OR HEBREW PLAsTER

I'VE pccuariles OF this chemical compound, owing
TO it's extraordinary effects ~ the animal fbie or
neTVeg gancnis andmusCles, It's virtues being y
them TO the immediate o disease Of pain aud weak
ness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. FOR
CASH

CASH.
0ETERMINED To reduce my pyesenf stock NJ
Niiks Lawns, Musins, Bazoruc1 French Prints nd
FaT9s"ls pHoTiu my TALL purchases offer for sale M
sl a'ance above cost, every desc ripuon Of Goods IN
my Inc and invite the particular attention OF customer
70 sueh "osi az hey may wish t. purchase 10 great al
bargains 49, 'N' "
Balzorines from "a osl
DO lawns al 81 ic
IL real French Prints at 3lf
CaieoesM 81 SO 10, u, i2l. and upwards
Deich.d Thirdnes Al Ct g. 9 10, II, ~ and upwards
Z and ~ brown Shcciinss at a. Z, 8 Q. lie
lOi and l2f RIf nalcy Shtcings
All Of which VIII be sold TO suit the times, 10y
" 49,, w MEREDITH,
III Nen door to 4. Duval & cos new Drug store.
PARAsOLS, UMBRELLAS, &C.
LAMGE and cmmnlcIn a.-. IIm.LI M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

I'TtENIH WINES
8 Do Champagne, ofVariouI brands, part the very
- eases dozen each, Of Bordeaux Carei, At prices
dozen SIuteTne Wine
~ DO Muscat do for sale
ia II n AppoTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
au 6 wlIw HENRY GIBSON, ok.
la the LnHed Couu tltc Eastern DsiIict OF Wi
August 9Th.

ginia, August 9Th, 1872
IoHN ID. MARTIN, of the city Of Williamsburg having
filed petition praying that lie may be declared bank
Tui; u i ordered that all persons claiming be creditor.
OF the said John d. Martin show 10 the Court the
Sh day OF September ncyt, why the said John ID Martin
be not declared bankrupt pnTsuI the Of Congress
IN a' behalf aniihat copy OF this order be published
lnthe newspapers, according 10 the 22 and 2it rules
COnrt. COpy-Tesie,
an w5w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

In tie United states Court for the Eastern District of vr-
, GINA, August ith, 1872
In the matter OF Bankruptcy Of
HARRISON BARNES Of the county of Stafford In
the Eastern Virginia District Tie ssIi Harrison Is
iarnes WHO has been tecrcod bankrupt 10y this Court
having heF petition praying for his discharge u j. or,
defeii that notice thereof be published in newspaper
printed 10 ho City OF Richmond, seventy days least before
me iSih DAY 81 November next when a hearing will be
had on the said petition, atihe City Hall IN the City of Ric
moni ana all creditors who have proved their debts and
"hcT persons ~ interest," may appear he said time and
pace, and show cause, any they have why the prayer
Of the sad petitioner should not be granted
COpy-Teste,
an wlIw HENRY cInsoDs I'll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
JUS w9w wa o WINSTON, enc.

VIM !. White and Elizabeth his wife, WIN u d Campbell
and Nancy his wife, John Hector Davis and Vim Josenh
Cross, Edwin Oliver Cross sarah Harris Cross Jbn P,
Cross, Elizabeth Beck Cross, Henry shelton Cross and
Fincl Croas. - SAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

England hns tariff upon wheat and Hour ms e1
ciudes The wheat OF Europe from her market, whhe
millions of bushels of production pass there Tree
If dutv as the colonial produce OF the Canadas Inc
rnrl,, tariff by the wise dspcnsa'i"n oil Providence
g ,ha HIGHEST protection The Western wheatgrower
can by any possibility receive. England takes our COT
fan. syv.one millions o dnl!:rs worth ul cotton were
eyunrt.d IN e,D, ard he middle States furnished LIE
lour the bacon, the engines lar the cotton sins ana
,r..sas n. nlrupiS the IMPLEMENTS, every ng almost
ay,co The nepro lsbnr the production of that cot
IN, and II is the consumption Of cur wEtathy Ln9aha
,,ou her own Tariff laws, and the millions which hef
manufacturing system makes dependant on that ~hta'
DIRECTLY US above stated and indirectly by the con-
SUMPTION Of our Southern planters, that keeps up the
wa,es of labor in this country. Let all Europe becon'e
u one azar house Of manufacturers but directly ana
Indirectly the consumption oil the articles we
produce or how else could this country have increased
her population 10 eighteen millions, and have increased
every article of agricultural and mechanical production
IN untold greater rallo, ana kept UP tic price Vi "u
man labor
Eul what would he the effect of protective tariff
upon any single article, say shoes and boots the lrs
effect would be monopoly OF hides and leather by the
capitalist, and then The control oil Tie mechanic VIM
,oud soon lrse the dignity Of the master workman, and
hpcouc in name as he would soon he iac the Jour
newman Of the nonopost. The same Of TN ware, &c
&c &c. This has been the result TO great extent
m some Of The trades and would be 80 IN others Oier
In the CAPITALIST the prospect Of large profits in any bu
sness ana TIE sPifl oi eau" W." VIC a. 90! W ieaP ''
harvest, and the poor man labor will be pundered 10
reward the unprincprd and unconscentious worship
per of Mammon. But there is power above his pow
or: = wisdom above his cunning; justice above his !e
qslaton; and that Power, Wisdom and Justice has pro-
dnccd one of lis highest manifestations in the present
order of things, dSposng 10 future and still boiler and
Lappier results The future is full OF hope To him who
looks with ''opcn vision, but
These iin,> mouicd worldngS with diSmay;
Even rich tlrn, brave iy nature, tain the air
With words II apprehension ara despair.
I;ui and the faculties within
Are vilal-and ituSs riches are AKIN
II fear, 10 change, III COW ar'iicc ard death
G. W. THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

upon the number Of purchasers, and the compeuuoh
accustomed thereby and are not these lIkey 10 oe
greater at ONE TIME and PLACE, than al THIRTEEN =
One MACE might draw the world TO II, proper nolice
be gwen but foreigners would scarcely Know "ha'
n do with THIRTEEN, IN which to go or when
"These are FIRST thoughts, perhaps incongrn"ns ones
and such as might myself r,probale npon Eore mature
consideration. At present. however, am impressed
with them; and, (under The rose) penetrating eye
and close observation Will discover through 'al""s
d.ruses d,sincnatlon In add States 10 the Con-
federation westward of US which must be The me VIA
bic consequence OF emigratIun 10, and the population
Of tina, territory and To restraining the clIz-ns 81
the Atlantic States from transplann9 themselves 10
that soil hen prompted thereto by interest or Inciha-
tod. YOU might as well attempt, (whe our Govern.
menls are ree) 10 prevent the rclux Of the tide when
you had got it into your rivers. AS the report oil the
committee goes into the mlnut;r, 1t Is not minute
enough if read Alright. II provides tor the irregular
lines and paris of townships, occasoned Ivy Inc inter-
ference of the Indian boundaries, but not Tor the inter-
ference of Lake Erie the Western boundary OF Penn
.yly.nia If 1t governed by the meanders OF the Della
ware) or the Ono river, which separates the cfdea
lands from Virginia; all Of which involve the same
consequences.
Now Sir, these are remarks made upon the very or
dnance which Mr.. Irving has discovered; and III thcm
is not one word about 'thc distribuon 81 The Proeetds
amongst the States On the contrary, the whole VI
them show that the sale OF the lands was Inc man
point the only object of the ordinance; and mat the
proceeds were intended for the Union, not Tor The pri-
yate use of the tndiriduai States The question m
voyed mere considerations Of poiicyas TO the safe %
le iands, not 10 the application Of The proceeds As
TO distributing the proceeds amongst The States e'iher
on the principles for the purposes contemplated by
the Land bill of Mr. Clay, II never entered INTO inc
contemplation of any being besides himself; and only
into his when political asp,rans and personal interests
gendercd them there. He looks not to the deeds OF
cesson, not the Constitution not to the ordinance
Of 1853, but to himself There lie the secret springs OF
his movements, and there is the fountain oil ms errors
Hs ambition has maddencd him, and his passions have
laid naked his ans; and to the truth OF this, the Juf"r
will but echo back the voice OF The present and the Pdst
In my next propose 10 state the general consioeia
tons which led to the deeds of cession, the object OF
these Deeds and the rights which have accrued under
ihcm JEFFERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07
lC5-w3ln

Union HOTEL, Georrt,omu, D. C-Ths well known and
situated ut the corner of Bridge and
Washington streets lately in the occupancy OF Go" oshorn has
been rented By subscriber for of years and has under
yon. thorough repair general cleansing, having bern
painted and also entirely refurnished
Public patronage : respectfully solicited
The subscriber the various duties which de-
upon such undertaking, only pledge himself
every shall be paid Ia render comiale all who
may him with call and he feels confidence that he
viii be able provide and have prepared for hs guests such
Communications wl br satisfactory.
His stables extensive and ly will b" Kept we'll supplied
for such i may want accommodations IN that way.
For such persons may desire To put at The house for !"
sharr me travelling Nor South, omnibus Viii he Kept III
al The Washington ciy 10 bring
te free of expense, this place, and viii also convey them
the when they wis, Ia lrave, and The same
VIII also leave Washington city al 10 III O'Clock IT nst to
bring pr>sIs wishing Ia con- Ia Georgetown.
The house such, from the sparoSness OF
lis constructions afford accommodation for much
than reasonably he claimed for IT. from lis proximity
the Presidents HOUSE, the Departments and Public Offices To-
geIcr with other Inducements such a lis freedom from
aud hustle aud the ditcnce the Of toird br
establishment Washington city az
ordng equal accommodation proprietor hopes increase IL
n. L.. TEBBlTS, Georgetown ID. L.
May IL a-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07
NAVY COMMISSIONERS ove,o.

having besn determined by The Navy Department ,o'
latve values of the different varieties f nr annn the
purposes OF steam Navigation IN the Navy Of the l.
the propretos of mines, others, furnishing ,urh % ~
formed, that upon forwarding 10 the Navy Yard n ~, az
Washington, at their own charge, quantity n,t l< we ti
tons in weight of the fuel which they Respectively M
delivered before The first day of July next M To
will cause the trial of the same 10 br faithfully m nj,
it, henting power and other properties, NECESSARY T., ~ %'
IN order to judge uf IT. fitness for the purpose atoy,
Each sample thus seat must be accompanied hy
certificate Of the origin Of the same, aud The period # ~
ton from The mine, also Of The points the A,i,n tf
most conveniently delivered. ~ " G."
AnriI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

T,ARMVILLE FEMALE sEMiNARY.-1be ff't - rub
i this Institution will terminate ths ION ol 'u an yondr
lie examination. The will he resnmrn On !, yrfs
week beng the 18Th If the mnnh. Early eou
important, especially with view 10 class ~ our o
sudy will be Thorough and extensive ~ III my c,.n s
female schools While every possible faciy n,y studr'
attainment Of the higher branches the yi re-
ceiye an unusual ehare attention Much nfn and de
advantages Of the ocaon well as u. IN The present.
instance entirely unnecessary Board be ohtnnsa e,na
families in The place so pc, mSn' few can asS
dated nj The Seminary al the usual chafsss ,he rr,a
session Of i've MONTHS 10 be paid hall IN aa''H'@'
der during the term gig y
Elementary English Studies, S5U
The more advanced classes, sgW
Music on Piano. with Singing $50
Latin, Greek and French, $40 W.s
For information, refer 10 any of the Trustees Lea,
the Institution. wv"
May "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

3HARMVII.LE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Pursnant 10 = bo
of Tust executed the subscriber by Gco. L. Mtlr! A
wife, the a2 day Of September, lsil, aud Of record
CLERKS Office ~ the County Court Of Prince Edward ia
the cnd day Of August 1882 ON the premises in The town
Farmyr, sell Ia rhc highest bidder on credit, 10 " Vs.
known The day o sale, The House au Lot nj presrh. "'
by Mr. Vernon sting r parts ut Lois Nos q =, ~ IA"
fronting Main street. about the centre Of business a
Moieys interest IN Factory and Lot aitaclrd ~ rea
first mentioned Lot also Boat Household and h
Furniture two Negro Women, and Neeio CHI Phl'-, "Hh
other articles. The proceeds 10 be applied according TO ae
Said sale Will be- continued, from day to day. until Compete
The title 10 san property is believed 10 BE- nndonb'rd ' "
Trustee, shall only convey such tle IL vested 10 ~
by the Deed Of Trust aforesaid.
WM. C. FLoURNoY. Tuft'
Iaat,
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POETR
"Nrcn lsr esN,,>, e>.o>c''
(fTcm 'te loa.A's .N.s'al't"a.I
MY BIRTHDAY.

MA hIa 4 ii-IA1.
Thoi. ri waAin. holy memories
OF friends drlntt.d nov,
Who >ml'd on ny i,r>t natal day
W.ihout a S...de of wo.
II ~cemui but u ,iadn.'y dream,
Win here awd thC!c "A spot
D! sunshine, such ~ c'e: Will beain
Upon the darkest io,.
Lam no. f.icnic>, or alone,
~ n.otHcI'> Vocr dcih cuaI"
In III, deep. solemn !i;sl, If night,
\, III nv caflg hoiuc.
cannot tel what fprm sh" wear,
For II Is iaany q wear
since saw her iy:n: silently
In dealh.secp On ihe hi-f.
we laid her in Il sunny glen,
Where biut-eyCd Iioici> bl,t"ui.
With wili MINDS for her requiem,
And >ilt> 10 watch her 'ouih.
Aud Edru'> inccnse winds are MOI
Mart sweet Than those which wave
The tres around ;hu hoy spot,
Nv saih.ed mothers grave.
Ele IN her Gccp and haunting th!i.t
Fox realms ot brighter day.
Her ,oul IN li;.il strength hal hurst,
The chin that bound rs way;
She told me 1T the Eternal Que.
And tar 'ii.ii songs HAT swell
In siury, through Heavens >ia;ty done.
Whore all tie holy dwell
And nnw he wears 4 :i.ti"riHe c1oan
Ia thar ,lcsitti home,
ArA tuucS Il .jrn lyfc to praise
The High nHd Holy one.
Hi iliau.l tn biz. led wreath of love
Iiat bound Us her" is ront.
She looks u..oa me ON lia.r,
Aud SIN our hearts are one.
And n'ilcr Ia udS have, butt!ey
h'c ',r away from nr;
One aNclicth IN III Weston vale,
Reneath The cedar tree;
Thrfr'> many = Wpunt'Iin range between,
And riv"r rs'l la. i',>;,
Bu. the same Heaven i o',r H. both
shall wc meet ;Ecte al las:
Aud ia The snauy SnitI dwell> one
'ho hal, i'tsat'en m-,
Bat t!,r looks ana voices ~; q" hone,
Come they not hack I" thee:
And doth lhl heat not lntg to See
Thy Nrr'tetr hotma agasu,
Where rurupf. with hep mrloiy,
The waters 81 Chamilu:
Aui thou, INV Father. thou has, brrl
As Mad iticld AMI tue.
In sunshine and Ia sailcucd hours,
As daughter ever Suc%.
When time, dark hight i an thy puwrr,
And OH Thy bros" his lines,
q. ne Il ihla- IT, cheer that hour.
As Thou hast i"Eg he>St, m.ne.
TIE .asiln. bifi!rday dreams, the. coHr
l.lS- Music on a lvf-:
Whose strings IL. broken, and Wtasc tones
Have lcSt their .iowtu. trc.
Yet - well tina: 81 !ir;.rd ;aoaeli
Hath stu q place w'lth mrih.
That Heaven mIay never ,c forget
SHi.c thc joy OF ea;ih.
!. April ~ ~. VI. j.