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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
At
JOHN VI. ORENI'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street. opposite Alex. Duval Il Cos Drug store.

f.. Is. SPENCE, agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
w pubic generally he has Just received falas
sortmeni the materials Of which
purchased Fall in the cite, Of Philadelphia and ~
and in e city OF Baltimore AZ the
fashionable establishment John NJ oreu Of Market and
Charlie. streets unnecessary thing further lony
enumeraie aorment style and quality OF his
IL well known the citizens of Virginia.
My assortment part Of
Beaver and Pilot Goth Froek and Over Coats
Belgic and Jonyile do do do
Cloth nd CIoaks part Of them Mcintosh style
Sup West Of England Cloth, Dress AMI FToek Coats
Medium do
P,ntaons plain fancy style. and
qualities
Vests Velvet Cashmere. Merino SILK and Satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
Do Dosoms AM Collar
Flannel Lambs Wool Shaker Shirts and Drawers Pock-
handkerchief Cvas sea Opera Tes aud Stocks Gloves
SusPenders. half Hose,
ALSO,
Samples Of Cloths and vengs
which Will order fashionable and
the shortest
The advantages Of the purchase Of these Goods VIII enable
CLOTHING, ani respectfully invite the
public IN call and examine for themselves. dc }
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09
JOHN $. c. MARTIN.


CAUTION.As there Is Il spurious called SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY, purchasers should be very particular for
DR. WIsrASs BAlSA1i and observe signature
Tie. supply kept constantly hand by
GAYNoR 4 LYELI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09
T.. C. LEIGH. c. c.
IN CHANCERY-vIRc1y1A-At Court

IN Rl-VIRGIHIA.-At a Court
held for the county Of Amelia Thursday the o7h day oe
toLcr, ls4a: ~ "
John Oliver and Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth c
cousins and hassensamc H. johnson and Maria L. wife former
'h'''a g "HshN Pitns
Robert Cousins anil Asa Mann F. his wife formerly
Martha T. Cousins IN their right and Mann
eIOT Elizabeth Cousins. nros
THIS day the Plaintiff by Attorney and filed their bill
AMI the defendant Robert Cousins having his appear
ahce AMI gwen security according Assembly
rr OF TITS Court an appearing by satisfactory
not an inhabani Of this country, ordered
icndn do appear here the DAY next and
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy order be
forthwith nsertedin newspaper published IN the city of Rich
posted at the front door Of the Court county
De - wev. THO H. MOORE II C.cc
SCHANCERN-NIRgINA--A rules hcn in the CLERK.
IL OcC OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancc for
Allen d. Reade William = Reaie Robert r. Reade Richard
Douglass and Frances ~ his wife. who Frances A. Read
Prfs.
James = Dezin, admir- stephen Reale deed al Deft
The defendant James Dezn stephen Readc decd
not having entered his appearance and
the acio Assembly and the Rules appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nhabiian Common
wealth. II orlert That the said defendant appear Rules
ba held IN the clerks once Of the the f MONDAY
April next and the bill u the plaintiff
this order be forthwith Inserted published the
city Of Richmond m months successfully posted Al, the
front door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
CoPy-Teste,
n yyqv VrN uT-rr 4,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09

4 \ tue United States Court Ior Inc t-ns,... -,
- net OF Virginia at Norfolk January .th lsla-wlIIJAM
lS fhc town NJ Gospo. having petition n y,ng ,.,
may DC declared bankrupt II ordered all persons
ing 70 DC creditors OF the sad VIM A. show eauS, IN h
Court on the 9Th day Of February why the said Nm
NOV "ecIen bankrupt Conyte. i'm t,,,
oehah and that copy OF this order published IN the pevn.
Pers according TO the s2d and eith OF court,
=, . Copy-TeSe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA., To M.

II 1T REMEMBERED THAT, on the sixth day If
DeeenheI a. ~ lsis. Benjamin Watkins lie oh ESQUIRE Of
ur sah District hath deposited in title OF Book IN,
e OF winch l. in the following words w-Repos Of Case,
argued and DETERMINED in the Count Of Appeals and in The erer,I
court o Virginia by benjamin Watkins Leigh voun yI,lr
e whefeoi e claims author TO an act of Con-
Rights" ttISps si i,yssns Nofy
ia lO-wiw T1..t - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09
VIRGiNIA-In Chanccry .-At RULES, hold. /

W lh1lNiA-ln Chanccry.--At Rules, hold
en- nths Chrks ods- % ,hs Circuit Superior Court of Law
and ChAneey nor Lancaster county the End January
Geoge w pownnan hiv Sheriff Of county, Cor the
eesnt OF fred-rek ktkmyrc. and ca,n, WIFE, who ca
MARINE 'Hwf t fr phintffs
John " Hunt absent and attendant William a. Hunt
isaac Cannes aud Mary L. his Robert Cahar
inc hts wife, Which Mar l. aud Caarinc Hunt ami
cailarine Hunt. William Rrt=pah Jane wife who
jaw " Hunt James H. Callahan. aud William e. Callahan IT,
heirs OF Elizabeth Callahan. who Elizabeth Hunt pcrts
Ihc defendant John ~ Hunt having
aud given -cafy according the act q Asb
ts Court ard uaPsarns BY satisfactory evidence
hhahtani "f ts County; ordered that ss denan,
10 epeaf before IN, Judge of said Court tbs Court House
u mt my OF March tenn and the bill OF the
ana That eoS of this order be- forthwith inserted newa.
yer published In the city of Richmond
Na posted at the mont -ot OF the Courthouse o this county.
"A Copy--Tesie;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09
de sI-wlIw HENRY GIBSON Clerk


I y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
~ tet Of Virginia December goth In the matter OF bank
nptoy OF JOHN REVElEY. Of Lynehbur in The
Eastern virginia District The ssd John Reveey has been de-
eeda Bankruptcy this Court having filed petition pnyinr for
his discharge IL ordered that published in
Newspaper nted The ofRchmond
lore The 10th day Of March when hearing on tbs
said petition at the United States Court city Of Rich
nond and all creditors proved their debts and other
sons IN interest may appear at the said time and place
cause any they have why the the petitioner should
not he granted. A Copy-Tese:
dc 2i-wIIw HENRY C1.,k
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09
wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

T1NHE Great Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs Asseuos- Liver Asthma. Rrosehits
Weakns- OF the nrca LnnsS Chronc Coughs reafy e
riage OF tbs Lungs aud all thc Pulmonary Organs
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION
compound BalSmie preparation % thu Prsss gaiaaa
VIII Cherry Bark combined with the Extract OF TAR -psrcd by
new ehcnea pcsc apoyi and recommended by ths dis
unguised physicians and universally acknowledged the ,aa
bio medicine discovered No quaekc-No dececn,, In
setting forth the virtues truly ecine havc de-
10 deceive ihse who aboS- under anietan
to euostseh nor, than Justly dUe Yet when We hook around
and hc AMI distress oeeaSonc by
ofthe diseases which this medicine has proved highly
f1 we feel that chms strongly
much tni,s vot Various r-cc. have been offered
have doubt been fs ve useful bat c aH that have yet been
discovered y admitted by and an no haVc witnessed
it, effects that non. has proved successful a. this such in
The sutrns batuL that tc advanced
cans have si es, any the Of this medicine has
been prslnevc OF the astonishing relief and actually eject
a,er R hopes of rceovey lad been dcspaircd OF
In The ht disease, teuno Catarrhal Cox
with Underwriting HUNDREDS acknowledge they
tic restoration o their health this invaluable nccinc aione.
In that form ct Consumption prevalent eac
females. commonly tcrui-l dcbr, Dsizo
cd highly successful AMI on possesses the OF check
ing the complaint hut also
aF hvguuacs the system ,heiualy than any mcieinc
we bavr possessed
Bssies surprising efficacy Consumption. equally
heacN Complaints Asthma. nrOnehs, aud all afcc-
Lungs eatci many
cases aer o-r remedy had iaTsi S For particulars
d. wistars Treatise Consumption tc BE- had OF
gents
Tr tyR,oRpiSARy ste attending use OF this ui-
cine In diseases Of tie Lungs ard the many
has effected fully efficacy and having aady
published the highest authority
eihib, long OF them place, only mention
show what done.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09
HENRY GIBSON. c1ers.
\ The United States Court for the Eastern m

II
et OF Virginia December soih Issa. In the matter Of banl
nIey % ROBERT w. COLLINS OF the town OF I,nrhhn,r
In the Eastern Virginia District The a IA Rol-r ~ ,o,r
@ n ucStced bankrupt by this Court having died petition
miru IN ncwrIsper printed clay Of Rienond seventy
nas, oeosv The lSh day OF March when hearing win lie
" Peinon at the United Court on In the civ
OF ehnond oni all ereoos the dcb a,l
persons IN Interest may appear TING apd Mace ami y ov
no, be granted. \ Copy-Tes;e. $50 P~""O'S'' HNuA'
I've
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09

SURPRISING CuRE-.,mcng the many singular
which medicine has ctetcl perhaps
powers FUZZY shown the of Mrs Austin
This lady had been for years
the greater part this time hal received
and tried all the valuable Yet nothing
eouh be found prnSr~s subject
violent fits coughing espectcraU large quantities
occasionally tnged with tN AMI by step
continued until all hopes OF
tircy dcsSired Of While tins distressing lingering
upon the grave. OF
Balsln which her expression operated
like charm. In days she freely
gradually suppressed and day appeared
and paee eniaeiaird
form witherng decay Shc minsns society
e health than abe has enjoyed for years.
TgsrtNoSyaving the suprisnr
efficacy Dr. wisaT, Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
Mrs Austin ehecuy acknowledge the above
and J. e. WALTERS, NJ n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09

In the United States Court for tn. Eas1,r - n

the United States Court for the East,rn Dis.
Virginia at Norfolk January IIih is43-THoAAs 8
OF the county 81 Sanscmond having on the 9Th p.,,,
% sulon praying that he be declared Bankrupt IL 1, or
Una, az person. ehiningio he creditors Thomn.
snow cause To this Court the February ne,t
w % notaA 5 Spencer be declared bankrupt pu,u
's o. ConErcss IN thar beiif that cooy Of ,h o.,
eioe published m the newspapers according 10 M. ga so s.s
rules Of " '"e ~-u anu sttn
ACopy-Teste.
g1L'-~SN a. A. COWDERY Cl,,l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09
mENRY GInsoN. cler..

n the United States Court for the Eas,.rn D,.
inc' 81 virginia January si DAVID " bRANCo Of The
NY % "i.h"'nnd having nd toa playing t..i l ,aay L.
Declared hsnsapc u ordcrd ,.r-us claiming Ia Ia
eef- oi ue sas David ~ Branch TIM col an the
Ioh day Marsh next why the said David Branch be MOI e.
ea Banki pursuant the Congrr-. M that behalf
a mA copy OF this order be published wsp,tt, .eeor
ing TO the sSd aud siih rules o. eo,ri. '''
h.-Njw ,...a.. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09

tire United states Count Eastern District OF Virginia
January Goth lSi3 ALFRED u. EGGIESTON, Of the coun.
OF Amelia having fled petition praying that he may declared
Bankrupt II y ordered that all persons claiming creditors Of
The sad Aledo Esgeon, show TO the Court 18Th
day of March next why the said Alfred o. Eggeon not
ehred Bankrupt pursuant the Act Congress in that behalf
and that Of t, order be published newspapers
eording TO the sed and e4th rules OF Court
a copy. Tese,
IA -5U
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09

n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
uie, 20 Virginia. J.nnafy, efst istss OBADIAH m AIIEy
q The county u hsnneo having Md rsticn praying ina,
m may be drclafed bankrupe u ordered al person.
Ginning TO be creditors Of thu said Oesdiah Aney show
cause TO The Court the 18th ncs Why .s aid
oeadish w. Ahy be mn, declared bankrupt pursuant b. The
ACTOR Conrrsss In that behalf; and tina, cory order 10
puou- IN the nswraper according s<a sl rule. II
court Copy-Teste.
IN st-vSw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09
IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis


IN the United States Court Tor the Eastern Dis
Of Virginia, January 10th Isi5: DANIEL WELLER
dvduay and as ncmbefo the firm n ID G. Weller and Of
late Of Alien Co Of the City Of Richmond having
fled pciion praying that may declared Bankrupt or
dere that all Peons claiming 10 he creditors Of the said Daniel
Weller show dry March ns1t
why a bankrupt pursuant
to thc Act of Congress that behalf and that copy o this order
court. 4 Copy--rrste,
j. is-wsw HENRY GIBSON c,rrt
IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
u NJ Virginia, January Iit, 1913 -ELiJAH JOHNSON
County Campbell having petition praying that
may be declared bankrupt # ordered TINT all persons em
he creditors Of the Ea johnson,
Court the 18Th LAY II February why the said Elijah Johnsou
he declared bankrupt pursuant the of Congress
behalf and that copy this order be published the ncw'Ta
pers, according 10 te R2d and 2luh ruies Of Court.
n is-wsw HENRY GIBSON. c,,t.
IN the Tinted States Court for the Eastern Dis.
uiet Of Nrgina, 2oth January, 1919 JOHN A. CUNNING
HAM Individually partner Cru Cunning
ham Of the Guy n Richmond having ht petition praying tn
he may be declared bankrupt n cred that all persons claim
ing be- ccitoof The aid John cunningham Dcane Cum
ninghan the the 18th day Of March
why said John A. Cunningham he declared bankrupt pur
1an ~ h net n Congress n Dat behalf aud that copy oi This
order BE- published The newspapers according 10 the 22d and gan
jaas-~5w HENRY GIBSON ot
A y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
uiei u Virginia Norfolk January 2i, isi3: CHARLES
HUGHES II The Town NJ f.p4p1r having fici a reuton
praying that be- may BE- dccli Bankrupt II '' ordered that all
prfs'nF claiming ~ hr creditors n F sud Charles Hughes sho
o. this the 1T dly n March why The sad
CHARLES hughes should not b. declared bankrupt pursuant n
e ici u torges' IN that behalf nnd That copy u u order 10
Published tie newsaPer according the 22d AMI 2it rules u
Court & co;y-'rettc,
IN 2s-wsw 4. 8. COWDERY CLERK.
MA ATER-PRUDP sHOEs-Gcntcn,~ns water proof shoes
manufactured by j. Mir son. ~ Philadelphia The sub
sfer s superior Dot 81 tre celebrated Shoes
such eleape fpe worn ~
ie Gonremcn invited N can and judge fo
tirnps. Ives SAMUEL rtTNEY,
GrIs One door above ttuhhafd Gardner q 60.
n oar suGAR-i6 bolas loaycs prime quality landing
II 4 mi f,r sale BY Gc - DAVENPORT ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-09

4 y the United States Court tor the Eastern Dis
- triet Of Virginia, list January Is43
On the petition John Cosby citizen resident Of the CITY
Of Richmond, State Of Virginia
against
David ~ Branch merchant Of City Of Riehinond-IS
BASKRUPrCY.
On reading the petition Aforesaid ordered by the that
notice thereof be the said rayd Branch BY delivering
10 him copy thereof Il he be found
ing copy thereof ~ his known usual place Of residence within
The District at least 20 days before the 18th day of March
hearing viii be had upon the said petition. United States
Court Room IA u" city of Richmond within the District and also
that notice thereof DO Published in the newapcrs according the
22d and 2ln rules 81 Court that M persons Interested n,y
apf'ar the said time and place cause II any they
have why the said petition should not he granted
Co!y-Tet
n21-w5w HENRY CfncON chi
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04
SWANS HOTEL.

TIME subscriber having been at great expense
j in fitting up his large and commodious Hotel
for the accommodation of the members Of the Legis-
lature and others; would respectfully inform the
public that he is now amply prepared to accommo-
date in style which he fatters himself will not be
inferior to any to be found in the "Far VEST
His rooms are warm, welfurnished. and his servants
shall be attentive and accommodating table
will be furnished with the best the country affords,
and his terms will be such that no gentleman shall
60 away dissatisfied.
In connection with the above establishment there
is large, commodious and warm stable, well fur.
nishcd with horses, carriages sleighs, &c. &c.
The above Hotel is convenient to the Capitol,
and one door from the Post Office. He also keeps
the Stage Office for the different lines Of stages in
operation to and from the city.
share Of the public patronage in his line Of bu-
sines. is respectfully solicited.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
Iowa City, Dec. 2, 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04
LIFE OF GEN. JACKSON.
AMOS KENDALL

HDROPOSEs to publish, in fifteen or more No
a Life Of GEN. ANDREW JACKSON, embr,
cling the substance Of all that has heretofore appea
ed in print in connection with the services Of thi
distinguished man. together with many interesting
incidents not noticed by his former biographers
and complete history Of his administration, con
GLIDING with an account Of the manner in which
retired from the hustle of the world he isprcpafinl
to lid adieu to the scene Of his glory.
This task has been undertaken withthe appr0ba
ton Of general Jackson himself, who has kindly
put into the Authors hands his books and papers
public and private, and on obscure points favored
him with his own recollections. With these mate
rails, with the works already published, and with
the contribution Of facts and papers by many 81
the Generals associates in civil and military life
aided by his own knowledge Of events occurring
within the last twenty years, the Author hopes "a
produce Work worthy the confidence and patron.
ace Of the American pseccrr!!s.
The numbers will be printed in large type, on Is.
celent paper, averaging 40 pages each, with neat
covers the first issued in May next, and the others
monthly thereafter, unless delayed by sickness or
unavoidable causes. The work will be illustrated
with engravings or prints averaging two to num-
Der, embracing licensees Of the General and some
Of his distinguished co-actors, drawings Of his bat.
tie ground in the Greek nation and at New Orleans
and some Of the most striking scenes Of his event.
full life. 1t will be 90 arranged and PACED, thu,
when completed, the covers may be taken of and
the whole bound up in neat book.
Price-Twenty-6ve cents q number: or One
Dollar for five numbers, or Three Dollars for the
whole work, however much it may exceed fifteen
numbers, slways paid in advance and free ofpostase
to the author.
Distant Bank notes viii be received for what thew
are worth here or in New York.
To persons voluntarily acting a. agents. 4 liberal
commission will be allowed bot the author will no,
be responsible for agents not specially authorized.
The first number will embrace the Generals ear.
" life and variety Of revolutionary adventures and
incidents not heretofore published. twill BE- Illus
trated BY first rate likeness Of the General engrs-
we'd ON steel, and print exhibiting him when .
stripping. saving from massacre. q small party Of
men and boys himself included, by attacking hand
Of about one hundred tories who had rushed upon
them in the night. a5s
Those who intend 70 patronise the work, are re
quesaed to forward their names and such advance 4
they may think proper. By the first day Of May next.
W.shinRton, Feb. 20, 1913. %
uf Subscriptions to the above work will DO "a.
ceivcd at this Office.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

PAssIoN FOR BArHINo.-Strange
things happen in these days. but we be-
lieve that no gentleman has ever carried
his eccentricity beyond the inhabitan' OF
Vienna whose history we find in the jour
nal Of DrOme, viz:
On Tuesday last, died at Vienna, an in-
haitian. of that city who, for his health,
imposed on himself singular mode Of life.
Having been for some time afflicted with
liver com plant. he procured treatise on
the subject of This malady, and resolved to
&C, upon the advice which he found there
in. /. is now seven years since he began
TO follow this prescription. During that
time he has never failed to take two baths
per day, at all seasons Of the year. Al
frs. he remained in the water about two
hours, but gsadually he increased the time,
until a. last, for three years he has enter.
ed the bathing room at or 3 o'clock in
the morning, and remained until noon. his
dinner hour. He returned at half past
one, and did not leave until 8 in the eve.
ming, TO get his supper and go. 10 bed.
Thus his stay in water was not less than
thirteen hours every day. He was obi
ged 10 walk great distance from his home
10 the baths and back again, but this never
appeared to be toll TO him. nor did II
prevent him from bathing, notwithstan>
ding his increasing feebleness. Last Tues
day in the afternoon, he arrived at the
baths little later than usual, and having
looked at the clock, he lamented the loss
Of precious half hour; at three o'clock
The boy opened the door Of his room to
zoe Il he wanted anything. but found our
aquatic man with his head cast down and
motionless. He was dead.
From the effect of habit he could scarce.
" bear with patience the time that he was
obliged to pass out Of the water. II was
doubtless great happiness TO him TO have
| died in the element that was so dear. and
and it seemed as though the favor Of Heav-
en- followed him ~ his grave. for he was
buried during drenching rain storm.
No one was ever more worthy OF the
Order Of the bash.-Courier des Etats u
mis- Of June 90.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04
PARVIN'S BRICK H0TII

Corner Of Second and Walnut &retis-l.r
betsoeen the Rirer ana. Court HON. ss';
s NOW OPEN and ready for the rees
II the travelling public, and all persons sSa d
wish to patronize the establishment; and ub av my
PRornIxToR pledges himself TO his friends .,s! 10
public generally, that he will at all times IL s'
and prepared to receive and welcome them: hoy ,,
BY personal attention to business, and the uuoa y
ertion to contribute to the taste, comfort and ,',
nience of oil VINO may favor him with cali n 's ~
der his HousE place of pleasant resort aid n =.
share Of the patronage Of those who nav vs, hi. \.
Town.
Connected with the establishment is |.,.. =,
convenient STABLE, which is at all tine. a,;enasi,.
careful and attentive hostlers.
JOSIAH PARvN
Bloomington, Feb. Is. is4l.-ls.6n.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-04

GAsnrN.-We pity the man that mas no
o.,dsn For ourselves we had rather be de-
prived Of almost any earthly good. home
would lose half its charms if destitute q tn,s
enchanting spot. Deprive an Engllsh cot
,aoe Of its s.little garden neatly planned pc
fore:" and YOU destroy at once those noe asso-
c;.,;ons which cluster around il and invest y
with 90 many innocent delights and peaceful
scenes. A house without a gardsn-then q
home not half as happy az II might %. =
was the curse Of Adam to be driven from
garden and 10 lose lie pleasure with tie smiles
Of his creator 70 say nothing OF IT'D ricn soo
luscious producis--she cool. refreshing sa'ao'
the lucy melon, the fragrant strawoeffy' inc
purple plum, the delicious grape, ana DINER
fruits SO grateful 10 the palate. so canduc've
10 the health-exerts most salutary innuence
on The heart. We here behold, in our morn
ing and evening walks, the silent yet wonder
ful operations Of the finger Of God-the mys.
,erious transformation Of cold inanlmaie ano
sluggish earth. into living and most delicate
" wrought and painted buds and leaves, stems
and fruits and flowers. How favorable 10
meditation at eventide walk amid the IRA.
GRANGE and the beauties of the garden. Wna'
sweet and secret sympathies will, nature 10
). hsr yisable FORMS" What harmony be-
tween the soul aud the gentle in6uences-the
smile and eloqueoce Of beauty from every i'v'
lug thing. c.......,.
was the scene Of one Of the most touching luz
cidents of his life on earth.