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The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Tax Collectors Sale.

r will offer forssle 70 the highest bidder for
& cash, before the Court Rouse door. IN the
county of Claiborne. OF Nondav the 26th dav
of June next, Ti843l between he hours of ii
O'Clock A. NJ, aud O'clock r. n the follow
ing property in Claiborne county and State OF
Mississippi, situate, lying and being in the
Town Of Grand Gulf, and being designated on
tile plat, or survey Of said town, as Lot num-
Der two in square number eight, NJ. D. and as
sessed as the properly Of Christian Schek, and
will be sold, or so much thereof as may hene-
cessary TO pay g25,70, the State and county
Tax due thereon for the years l84I & I842,
and all COSTS
r. NJ. MOORE, Tax Collector
81. for Claiborne county.
March 25 lg4S -23--I4w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Isar a,ogseetO...s anle.

VII! oi1er for sale . the highest b deer fol
: casa before the Court House door III tie
county OF Claiborne or Monday. the 29,h day
q May next, (l843) between the lours OF Il
O'Clock : NJ. and : O'Clock T. II. the follow
ing lots, pieces, or parcels OF land, situate, ".
ing and being in the town oi Grand Gulf. in
e.aiborne county, and State Of Mississippi, TO
Lots No and Z, in Square No. IN. n. as
= WI es seen by reference 10 The survey and
a' -. ~ saia town now ot record n the Gfice of
the Ciafk of the Probate Conrt !. sid cagnr,. S
as.sssed as the pronsrty ef Iob Palmer. and
VII be sold, or 50 much thereof as NAV b.. ne
e,ess2ry I" pay -Four DO lars aud ility cents.
lie STATE and county tax ae thereon for the
year 1912, anu all crsta
K. NJ. MOORE, Tex Collector
for Claiborne counfr.
Apt! % i343-e8-5w-p,s Zee $50
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Tax Collect n's Sale

n Will offer for sale to the highest bidder for
ID Crsh, before the Court House door in the
county of Claiborne o. Monday the 8th day If
May next G843) between the hnu.s Of | / o.
clock A. NJ. and ? o'ciocS P IL. The teliowing
property in the County of Claiborne and State
of Mississippi, TO wit.
Lot No. IN Section No 99, in Township
No. Il Range Last, c ntainng IS 63-lA0 a.
cres more or less, entered by James Balm, and
assessed as the property Of james Hu,ch-
ms, and will be sold or so mrch thereof as
may be necessary to pay sI.l6, The State and
county Tax due thereon for the year 1912, aud
all Costs. X. NJ. MOORE. Tax Collector
tor ga;bor e county.
April T843-25-5w-(pfs fee S4.5o)
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

1ae CoIkeckor,s Nose.

viii offer for safe to the highest bidder fol
cash, before the Court House door in the
county Of Claiborne, on MONDAY the 3lst iay
= 1uiy next (ls43,) between the hou s OF / i
Z GO s ~ and O'clock P NJ the following
5acf, piece Or parcel Of land, situate, living.
ma ~. beng II Claiborne county and State Of
!, Fart Of Section No I2, in Township No. IL
| tahse east, containing l80 acres, more or
aiid assessed as the property ofthe heirs Of
Daniel Creenleof, deceased and viii he sold
or SO much thereof as may bo necessary ia INV
FIVE Follars and sixty.s.yen cents. tho Stetc
and County tax due thereon OF tic year 1879,
Uai al costs.
r. N. MOORE, Tax Collector
for Claiborne county
April e l843--2s-I4w-- Is fee SLIPS.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06


will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder for
81 cash. before the Court House door in The
county otClaiborne, on Monday the ooh dav
o. May next l643 between the hours Of Il
O'Clock A. W. and 3 o'clock r. II ,hc follow
ing lots, piaces or parcels of land, situate. w.
l9s "a aid being in Claiborne county, and STAT
!, ar 81 Section No. in Township No. II,
nange g east, containing FIVE acres Aiso lot
no. ! n'sqnare No 2, in the su5urb It Mary
"cJ"l shng the original plan or st;fyey If the
I'W!. o. fa.t !ilison; and assessed as the ro-
Pery Of Benjamin IL. Thomson. aud viii -.
50 orso much thereof as NAV lie ,.eoas,,,rv !,
ear Ten Dollars and thirtv-fve cents the Sac
and coanty tax due thereon for the year 1892
add costs
~R, n. MOORE. Tax Collector
April % i843 28 5w prs fee $50.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Tax COLLECTORS Sale.

q will offer for sale, to the highest bidder for
q Cash, before the Court House door IN the
County of Claiborne on Monday the 9th day
May next, (tG43) between the hours Of /
O'Clock A NJ. and 3 O'Clock r. II. the follow
ing property in the fown OF Grand Cult, in til e
County Claiborne and state OF Mississippi, TO
wit:
Lot No. A in square No. % n. D.-A,so the
undivided half 8 lots, TO wit: No ). 6, I, 8, g..
10, Il & l2, in square No. is, and assessed as
the properly Of the estate of Isaiah " alson,
decd, aud will 30 sold, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary to pay So. .25, the State and
coanty Tax, due thereon for the year 1912,
and all costs.
R. NJ. MOORE, Tax Collector
Tor Claiborne county
April l843 25 5w (prs fees S4,5O)
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
,g0e Collectors Sngp

will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder 70,
- cash, before the Ccrrt Fogse door in the
eonnty OF iaiborre. on Monday tie 29th day
q way mex, 10 b between the hours Of 1
o.ei'sh \ ~. and 5 F. II The following tracts
pieces or parcels Of land. sitpafs. win. snd
being N Claiborne county and safe Of 5iissis.
sippi, to wit.
Part ofseetiou No. II, in Township No. II
RANGE 2 east, containng il!2 acres more or
iess;-Also Fractieual Section No. n, IN
Township No. 2, Range z cas-, Containing ~
acres = Also Fractional Section Number. : in
township / Range 9 east, containing SO acres.
ard assessed as The properly of Thomas w
Thomson a1d Benjamin ". Thomson, and will
be soid or s. much thereof as NAV be necassa-
ry TO paT Ninets-six Dollars AMI eigi,, cents.
the sta : and county lax due thereon fer the
year lS-S, aud ali co. IS
i. II. MOORE, Tax Collector
for C:aibarne County.
April % 843-28-5w--prs Zee $3.50.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Or less.
AfnS0-Eleven Hundred and
elghty-slx 48-IO0 acres

lot land, situate in The Parish of Madison. in
the Stale Of LopIs;ana, being part OF the tract
which was conveyed by the subscriber as
Trustee for Wilson & Mcdonald to said James
atson and w. P. Russum. bv deed bearing
date Goth day Of December 1885, as. viii more
fniiy appear ~ reference 10 sa 4 deed. dnlv'
recorded il the office Of the Parish Court. al
Prov Gefce n tie Farish Of Carrot AMI state
aforesaid, III A"farla Book A. oi.o IS.
: Ls1--t'le following named negroes, aud
thsirlncreasc since taa execution ot sail 6aed
0i Trust:
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
IG.c (oliecfOr,S Nn,e

s. viii offer for ale to tie highest bidder for
u cash. before tae Conrt House do,rin The
county Of Ciaihrn on Monday the i2th dav
81 June next 1873 between the hours or III
o',e'ocS " and P. u. the follnw.ag tract
pies or Faicrl Of land, situate lgine and heiag
~ the county Of Claiborne and State OF aiissis.
sifai, - wit:
: Part ef Section No. 50 in Township No. Il.
Range No East, containing 48 acres. and as
sessed as the pfnpetty Of the heirs Of Rho3a
Gentry, and will be sold. Or SO much thereof as
Iray be necessary ioray i 5,42, The State and
county taE due thereon for the years I84! &
Io42, and aII cqsts,
X IT. 1IOORE. far Collector
for Claiborne couasfg.
Apra Is ls43-26-ow-Prs fee $3.50
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Administrators Notice.

n ME undersigned Administratrix and Ad-
q miristrator of the estate Of Shem Thomp-
son, deceased, will present theirannual account
a, he Nay Term 843I of the Probate Court
Of Claiborne county.
NANCY THOMPSON. Adm,x.
LEVIN. THOMPSON, Admir-
April IS 1913 % to.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
NOTICE.

nN the fourth Monday in June nexf I8437
O the undersigned will present bis nal ac-
count forse clement and allowance tn The Pro-
bate Court Of Claiborne county as Executor oi
the last will and testament of Thomas Briscoe
deceased; and at the same time, he will ore
sent his partial account as Guardian of Clai-
borne and Warren Brscee.
Nm. BRISCOE, Executor Of the
lasr will and testament of Thom-
as Brscoe. and Guardian of Clai-
borne s. Warren Brscoe.
A pril 90 l843 28 tc y
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Executors Notice.

A T the Ma Term i84S of the honorable
"A Probate Court of Claibor ne couu Y. / will
present my partial account as one of the Exec
ntor's of William Harmon, decaa. ed. for set.
tlement and allowance. w. DOTSON.
April 26 I84S-28-3t.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice

N0TICE is hereby given, that the under
1N signed, surviving Administrative on the
estate of Abper Wise, deceased viii at the
rext May Term [l34Sl of the Prohats Court of
Claiborne county, present her final account
for settlement and allowance.
SARAH M. WISE,
Api! 29 I843 2sg3w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

Together with the natural increase of
the females since the 18Th day Of July
1910.
BY virtue Of a Decree of the Superior
Court Of Chancery Of the State Of Ms.
sissippi, made in cause wherein the
President Directors and Company Of the
Agricultural Bank Of Mississippi, were,
compliments. and Thomas Fl. Wade q.
Rachel Wade, were defendants;-bond
with sufficient security will be required
from The purchasers.
r L. DIXON.
Commissioner
April. II l843.-27-tda.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
STATIONERY

WUST received an assortment Of Blank
81 Books, Letter, Foolscap, and Account pa-
per, School Books, Steel Pens, Q1ilIs &c. ali
Of which viii be soldvery tow for cash ,cr puTc-
tual customerson time, at pothecariea Hall by
IulY 23, I84I-4O-tf.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

CogToN The following is the Liver
I ctassl Eeaiioa Of the prices Of cot
which we copy from the New Or
IS Ra|Islin, of April 60.
Lirerpa0L Classification.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Guardians Notice.

EITICE is hereby gvea. thai the UNDER,
Ia signed Guardian oi Josiah w. and SAM
uei Cox, will present his accom- TO the next
June Term l843, Of the Probate Cont Of
.slaihorre conaty, fnt fn7l settlement and all
lowaFca, where all those who are interested
can attend,
JAMES HOEL,
Aprit Y iS45--24--6Od Guardian :
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
T!Isr G,I1Iief.l.a .a,.,.s .gy.4I..

will off, far sale, t. he highest bidder foe
: cash, boinre the C"urt uolse door in TIE
tnw'3 Of art Gibson. Count, 81 Claiborne, State
Of Mississippi, on Monday the l7th day Of Iu'v
next. dat9) hstween tho hours Of i o'cseek
NJ and 3 O'Clock P VI, the fol wing trac,,
riece or farcei Of land in sail caaa.v, andvcp-
resented N the Township Mas in the ia ii
Office, rs having been granted By the Spanish
Government % Stephen Minor 10 VT.
Part If Section No. 81 in Townsiip No f2,
Range East, Containing 300 acres more Of
less, & assessed as the properly Of Ihn .ilinor.
and will he sold. or 50 much therep. as NAV l.,
necessary TO pay $3.50, the State ana county
Tax dGe thereon for the year i8d2 and all cosis.
h. VI. MOORE. : K Collector
fpl Ciai borne county
April Is la43-25-i4w-Pfs fee sii,25
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
DRUGS & ME )ICI.yI:.s.
nTIS |, IA NJ M



FES0 all persons interested in the real estate
a of william +. Wells. deceased Y u are
hereby Cited 10 be ald appear .efore The Judge
Of tn Probate 10. .rt Of Claiborne county at
the Cont House thorea: o; tie Fourth Won
aavot Wan next. then a0I there to shrw cause
II any v7u have. Why III order shnu'd NJ he
granted for he sale ~ the 20 lowing land. If
said W.litam F.. " els. q ccease.i. for tne pay
nleat of his BIS, 10 wit:
J he South West quarter Of
section Number Eight, and tho
North last Quarter Of the South
East q'arter Of section number
eight, and the North West GUAR
ter Of section number nine, and
the Last half OF the South East
quarter dissection number seven
teen, all ia Township Twelve,
Range six West. lying and be-
ing in Washington county, state
of AfisS!sslppi:-AIso Lots num-
ber one and two, in square num-
hor Eighteen, in Suburb st. Ma
ry, adjoining the Town of Port
caunty Of Claiborne and
state aforesaid.
lrv-T=T~S WITNESS the Honorable Viii
S s. I. g liam VI. Randolph. Judge Of Pro-
IH Essess5 bate Of the county Of Claiborne,
SssssZs ~, this Fourth Monday Of March A. /
D. 1913
Issued 3Oth day Of March A. D. 1913.
FL. POOR, CPk.
April l843-24-6w |
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Tax Collectors Sale.

WI offer for sale totlle highest bidder ro,
~ y cash, before the Court House door, in the
J"nHty o. Ciaibarne, pa Monday. the egih
- uay @ May next, (893,) hetween the hours
loving tracts pieces or parceIs,of Land, situate.
lying and be- Hlaiborne county ana State
q NississipP'. q Wit: - 80
tart Of Section No. 80 in Township No. II.
= ihahge 2 east, containing $50 acres, more or
ss..-aiao paft of Section No 40. in Town-
shie TO Il. Range 2 east, containing 90 acres.
more or less; and assessed as the properly of
I ! Dram Heath, ard will be sold, Or SO nuch
lnereof \ z E, as msy be necessary to pay -! AZ.
lEe state and county tar due thereon for the
year la42 and al costs
Z. NJ. MOORE, Tax Collector
! for Claiborne county.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
9f'ststees S.,ie.

| - virtue ola deed oE Trust evec,,
AA-S tea 10 me rs rtus,ee bv M,la
Lnster on the 18th Antil 1870 andd.l,
rec0Fded ia The clerks ofi.s = D !
slos'n,to secure he paymen, Of rcer,a,,
no'es therein specified, aud to inde,no;.
lty end save harmlpsa certain narsaa.
therein named, at the election &c -.
| said Miles Luster and the reones, or !
majority Of the crsiacs que t,nst u;ll
sell at public sale On the premises, on
&0NDAY, Is.A dry Of NOVEMBER.
next.
Al that cetiain piece or parcel
OF land known and designated
as tic old Inc tract. wing and
being situate in [ (laiborne conn
ty, east and mort, east Of =
branch which runsbetween lands
formerly owned BY L. ". Har-
ring, and this tract containing a.
bout 100 acres. Also that tract
Or pasue! Of land in Claiborne
"oul.Y. ON the wat rs of Com.
missions tFeek, known cs lots | |
and I Of section 3, township IL.
range > east, in the district ni
lands west Of Pearl RIVER, con-
iaining ZOE S9-I0G acres. Also |
ios 10. = Of section b township
| |, range ) east, iii tho district of
'Ands s':bIact To sale at Mount
's;'i'ls, in ii,ae's county, contain
ag = acres and adjoining lands
tboye described. Also lot |. of
section 20, township II, range
east, containing 93 2J-i00 a.
res, lying IN Hinds c unity. Al
. tie north - Of west half Of
lorth west quarter OF section 2a.
'ontaining 40 acres, lying in
i'nds county. Also lots & I2,
/ SC etio1 z, township Ii, range
east, containing 90 G9-lG0 a. !
res, II district Of lands west of !
earl River in ialborne coua-
y, containing III al 935 acres
noFe OF less, and being the pra-
eat residence 1f the sa d Miles
Ulster.
--ASSO-
The following Negro slaves, 20 wit:
Esther and her cLi.d, Aired,
sandai, Caroli;;a and Hannah;
)gether with a stock Of Cattle.
nd II Horses and Mules.
| will make such title as is vested in !
. VOhNEY STAMPS,
Trustee. "
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Ws.e CoIlecIOr's GnLe-

w'lt o9er for sale 10 the highest bidder f,r
h casa before Tic Cont House door in The
c"untF oi Gaborne ~ Mondav the 2th dav Of
jnne next. 1870 between tie hours Of o.
elocn =, D. and O'Clock p Nj. the following
lot. piece ,r parcel OF land in the town Of Pyt
Gi5,oR IA said county of Claiborne and Stare
ct aississp !, i'd being better know ! ID.
designated by reference 10 the Fiat, or su-yev
OF e2t. town, a the half of The South half of
Sc are So Is. IL the Suburb Of ST Mary, adj
iotiing the ORIGINAL survey o. said tos,n 81 Port
Gibson. ard yaincd at S20n, and assessed IS
he property o. James Ieifries, md viii be aid
or 50 much t.tereofas may be necessary % aay
$3.50, the state . nd County Tax dae fhereaa
tur Tie year l941 and all Costs
Il. IL MOORE. Tx Collector
for t1ai!oraa county.
April lSi843-26AewePfs fec $50
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

Public Auction,
10 the highest bidder, on d credit Of sig
maG rs, The following described lots sns
parcels Of land lying end being in the
county and State aforesaid, to wit:
Lot No. = il Section Ne. 4o.
containing one hundred and sew.
eaty acres,-I4ot 10. 3 in Sec
ton 10. 80, containing Seventy
nine 9l-IO0 acres.-I.of NJ. (
North west heir OF North west
quar- or Of Section No 80. con-
taining about eighty acres. ali IN
Township IL, Range 4 East
Also, Section No. 5 in Town
ship No, 10 in Range 4 East,
containing Five Hundred and
sixty acres,-i.! i.!so. 4 par f sec
ions No, 6 and 80, containing
Three Hundred and twenty a.
tces, in Township 10 and II.
Range 4 East,-Also. all the
Negroes, to wit:
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Administrators Nofice

ET Office is hereby given, that | shall At.
= the next May Term Of the Probate Court
ct Claiborne county, present my account as
Administrator on the estate Of Samuel Cox,
deceased, for final settlement and allowance.
April % I8-2-27-3w Admir-.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
gtsRU ssPTlaaa SALE.

MhY virtue ofa Deed of Trust executed 10
y me as Trustee by James WATSON, dated
30th dav of October lg4i, and duly recorded
il the office OF the Clerk Of the Probate Coart
q Claiborne county, in Book pages $50,
38i u 382, to secure the payment Of certain
debts therein specified | will expose 10
lubIic sale for Cash.
"a the premises, the residence Of the said
james Watson, on
laoF5-4Y, 1871 dGy Of DECEMBER,
l843- Ill The estate conveyed to me in said
deed al Trust, or so muca thereof as nav BE-
necessary to pay tho amount thea due viz:
no ttact q iaad o. whica The said James
Watson now resitias, containing about
Thirteen Hundred and eighty
nine 75-lO0 acres, more
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Runaway in Jail.

and saws that he belongs to Mrs Polly Barber,
living about two miles from Montgomery IN the
State Of Alabama. Said negro is about 80
wears OF age very black, 5 feet s or inches
high, and had on when committed Lowell
cotton shirt and blue Jeans pantaIoons.
The owner Of the above described negro is
requested to come forward and comply with
the law. and take him out of jail, oI he will be
dealt witha ,ae statute direcis.
10. HOPKINS, Sh'f.
April 90 1873 20 ii
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06
Lirerpa7L Class EcaLioR.
new ADVERTISEMENT rs.
SOUTHERN. .REF0RNE3

END 10 eo.n.aencc tSe publication .;
eek,E naner - rha cry Of jackson, Miss.
~. Gag ef Juiy 1913, bearing The above
GsSo'ei to The spread Of true State
Dehoctaiic PRINCIPLES. 1t viii zeal
saf2oHJ)HN e. CALHOUN, of South
,i'l' ,phn i"T the Pres deacy, and LEVI
pra.:'Y, p1GShY, 9f New Hampshire, for the
g.. s,a:sn,ey-6ut, ,,,:,, at tae saqae time, II
- = W. "''h becoming respect, the preIcn-
republican party Who Raye been men
fo iof these Fsgh trusts.
EosPEcTvs will be issued in The courss of
aa}s. In the meantime, t6is notice can
'celyed " by The public as merely an NINA
p inc settled determination Of the under
VIZ. nj RMYTH.
u ,s[ Ea,5of - q tte Grand GUY .fdvertiser.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

HDalNfSTR4T0R'SSALE.
s;ono5 III Is hereby given, that The under
ssd ~ -, ;n1,d.fllal-trator Of Harvey IL Park
fU8LEC SALE,
"lgnfst ,g bidder, at the Court House door
own Ct Port Gibson, on
'D4K, he l2.G day Of JUNE ner', ,
\ a0~ing vi, property belonging % said es-
horse, saddle and hridlo,
lot 10, of Carpenters Tools.
Watch,
Trunk 8' sundry Clothing,
P Cloth Coats, 8
PAIR I'antoloons,
rERMs-A credit Of six months will
en-, the purchaser giving note with APP
security. THOMAS VERNON
Q 'S4S-29-6w Admir-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

number Of the society that had iusi. paid
him the last tribute 81 rsspec.-,he Vas an
IODD FELLow.
He had been ! worthy man--and al.
Ways sustained apotless repuiation--had
been unfortunate ia BUSINESS and ii the
nidslof bis Misforinnes, be wat taken IN,
and continued 90 till the dsy Of his death,
which took place about asyssr alter bis
hrsi sickness. Owing to his limited means,
the association u Odd Fellows vas his
only dependence for the support IL him
self and family. consisting 81 ! vita and
Tour children. during the whole al thai
time land that support was cheerluIIy
and literally afforded. 1--WE have" con
iinued my informant, aalternately watch.
ed beside bis dying couch every night ior
the las. (ont monlhs, and Ell nov car
hearss were panied 10 hear dis expires
sions OF regret 81 being under ihe neces-
sity Of allowing his Brethren ofthe Order
10 subject themselves 10 such inccnye.
nience. in watching BY him-and 10 such
expense. 10 providing for himself and "a
mily-and. more :han this be- regretted
that he was about TO die, and leave bis
family entirely, dependent upon. the bene.
Violence Of the institution, that had H.
ready done so much for them and him -
But we silenced his regrets. aud soo,hed
his sorrows. BY assuring him that the
bouhtieS be was the recipient 81, we're the
free will offerings OF hearts that reioiced
10 the privilege Of relieving human dis
iress. and Of mitigating suterings--and By
telling him that his wife and little ones
should be under The guardian projection 81
the Order, WHO would see tolheir main.
tenance and education, not as matter OF
mercy. but as an incumbent duty, enioin-
ed by the genius ofAhe Institutions, whose
broad expansive wings of charity were
spread out for the protection Of all who
take shelter beneath lheml Our brother
died 10 peace, We have buried Ihim--and
now we have The furthefplivilege 10 avail
ourselves OF, and the additional duty to
discharge, yiz:that Of attending TO his fam
lily. and OF educating bis children, which
shall be faithfully done.
Gwen wipe the tear, from sorrows eyes,
And cause the sun Of jos to rise,
Roll every boiling cloud away. Il
And usher in the light Of day r.
By this time We had rssched The house
Of the mourning family. | babe my insor-
mant good night, and could not help
thanking Heaven that there was an asy-
lum where the tear Of the orphan and
the widow would be wiped away. and ell |
their sorrows solaced /! And there was
in this cold and sterile world some sympa-
thy for tho lEiendless, The foraker. the,
lonely among our race. n
! awaited myself Of the privilegeof join
ing the Opp FELLOWS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

-. - Ml-4ANEs
Inc hrs.. ihe drsii bh e611ks in, Il.
onr afler years cSn ttinr.
70; Snmmer hath 10 llonslS so sweet
A. those ofsarly Sprile.
Inc earliest storm Thai strins tke irea
Siili widest seerqs, and worsi
Wnaie'er hath heen again nav Be.
b1s never asai iiEst.
For many bil,er bla,t nav hlaw
Der life's ascertain wave,
Anc many therny thicker grow
Between Us and the grave
But darker sill the spot appears.
Where ihurdeF clouds have burst
Upon our green, 1nblighied years Ell
No grief Is like the FIRST!
Our irs. born joy. --pefehance 4 was valn.
let that brief iEhlening Ger. !
The heart, indeed, NAY hope nesin.
Bot can rejoice % mere.
Life hath no glory 10 bestow-
UnfaAen and incurred
There may be many an after glow,
But nothing like the firstl
The rays ofhope may light Us on
Through Manhood's toll and strife,
But never can they shine as shone
The morning stars oil life:
Though bright as summers rosy wreath,
Though long and fondly nursed.
Yet still they want The fearless faith
or those that blest rs first.
liz FIRST love deep in memory
The heart forever beats
For tina was early given and free
LIES wheat without The lares.
i may BE Death had buried deep,
Itmay be Fate hath cursed;
But ye, no latter love can keep
The greenness Of the FIRST.
And thus, what e'er our onward way.
Thellights or shadows cast
Upon the dawning Of orr day
Are with Us 10 the last it
But, alb The morning breaks no more
On rs, as once il burst;
The future Springs can Ie'er restore
Z. The freshness Of the fitst. f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-09

ne d'thcnli'es n the simss have given
!. taAeerial check 70 the ex,ravsganeies Of
ing people Of the uniled States ID their
pfo1use eonsumpslon Of various articles oil
l n, and lnxarK obtained from France.
lge rreieet OF the SeIne.in hisrecent an
nusi EXPOSE. mentions that The exports
o. Farls were iessened by twenty four mil.
liohs q francs, WHICH evil he ascribes 70
The American financial crisi. b Ana ,hs
American tariff.
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