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ORDER OF PROCESSION


TO % eessrred at fAsir Anniversary Of the esabisA
msnf Of hs Grsnd Lodge.
oSTvKspAv. JuLy ilrH. ls43.
The Brethren will assemble the Hall NJ . O'Clock A.
NJ The Procession will be formed precisely 10 o'clock
adherng strictly to the following ordcr-eaeh Lodge form
ing alike under tho direction Of i Msha-The whole
to be under the direction Of the Mar.halln-Chies
Order for the Lodges.
ls,. Outside Guardian with drawn sword.
3D. s %S,s .ss Banner s %Ps :..S with
3D. s'P Siss s.s with whslSs .s:a Supporter with
carrying bible. due rod.
4ih Warden with White Rod Conductor with Axe.
9th Members lat Degree, VIII. aprons and collars 2abrcast
s sS DO DO % DO do do do do pink DO DO
10Th. do sh do do do do scardo" do
llth. Secretary and Treasurer with badge OF Office
ia'h Supporter witty Noble Grand Supporter with
red rod I carrying Gayel. red rod.
18th. Past Grsnds two abreast.
l4th. Inside Guardian.
The Lodges fall in. in the following ORDER
LIST. Powhasan Lodge No. 10
20. Friendship do 10
Sd. Union do "
9TH. jefferson do
Visiting Brethren and Visiting Lodges to fall in according
toNo
Hand OF Music.
ORATOR AND CHAPLAIN.
The Encampmens according to No. in the following or
der;
LIST. Junior Warden with purple sash
I'd. $. N. Banner. S. N.
ID. let w. Senior Warden. I'd w.
9TH. Royal purple Members, two abreast
5th. Scribe and Treasurer.
9th. q. TO T. High Priest G. to r..
9TH. Sd w. Chief Patriarch. 4th w.
9Th. Past Officers two abreast.
9th. Guardian with sword.
The procession will move from the New Hall down 10
23d St, along 23d to st. up ST. to the I'd Baptist
Church, On arriving the Church. the line will open ON the
right and left face inwardsthe Encampmen first entering
the Church. and the Band playing appropriate muscthc
procession then entering uncovered the body pews TO be
reserved for the Order; the wall pews and galleries for the
Ladies and citizens generally The Exercises will be CON
Quoted in the following order:
LIST. Anthem by the Choir
I'd. Prayer.
Sd. Anthem.
4th. Reading Scriptures.
5th.' Anthem.
9th. Grafton.
9TH. Anthem.
sth. Prayer.
9th. Doxology
The procession will then move out the Junior Lodge
taking the lead and proceed up LIST street. along LIST
10 IL ST. down ii To 18th along 18th to the Hall
the procession will then open and Church.
Brethen Titus c. Rice, VIM. Jno Clarke John Pearce.
L. Cary and Michael Scagers will my assistants
GEO. J. ROCHE, Chief Marshal.
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"DSmOcTafixi1g."

Mr. Tyler has given another unanswerable proof Of his
Democracy. He has removed Isaac Ois-Marshal in the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania mild, amiable and ac-
eomPshed genieman-an honest active and capable Off
Ger, and Clay Whig-and appointed Gen Keim of3erks
lately member Of Congress- aud one Of the most rabid
Of the Locofocos
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CbnrLott.sriIL. Adrncntl

Mr. MagrudOr, whs has displayed great ability in the
conduct Of this paper reres from the editorial department.
and succeeded by YIN. j. Shelton, Esq., lately OF Lynch
bug-a young gentleman Of fine abilities, and staunch
and ardent Wing The Advocate, thereose will continue
10 be efficient supporter Of Whig principles
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Defining a Position +,

Mr.. Buchanan, in the 4th Of July, thus settles
accounts with Captain Tyler and explains his where
abouts
"The National Rxchcquors Az Democrats. We we're
deeply indebted John Tyler for his Bank yetoes; bot
whilst gratitude glowing, he cancelled the debt BY
urging upon Government Bank dangerous 20 H.
berry Than ctherof the Banks he he'd vetoed"
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The election took place on the Sd and 4h-and we shall
probably hear from New Orleans this morning to.mor.
row. The Courier lhe Locooco organ elects Mr. Sidell
(the Locofoco canddate) by about 800 majority
The same PaPerwhch is the organ Of the Free Trade
Pary-thus reads the Wings out Of the Tariff Parry
This is precious morseI-whch ought to be treasured
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We regret to state. that It, b. CuTTN0 died suddenly
Of Apopexy, on board the ifgae Columbia while lying in
the harbor of Rio de Janero, 10Th May. lie was burr.
ed on the 2lst with military honor.
TWashingfOn SpsefafOr.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, near RieIm,

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, near Richmond.
VIE subscriber having determined State Of
u Missouri will "Wednesday, the 26h duly the
highest bidder the OF land resides county
OF Chesterfield Manchester, and
containing pbout 600 with supply timber eonye
nien and comfortable improvements
give detailed statement Of the attending
Land as IL is presumed will buy first viewing
but the subscriber beg leave orth the al
tenion Of person wishing residence Richmond
Ierms-One third In cash. the balance inaments Of
one and two from the day sale satisfactorily
The sale viii take place residence premises NJ 10
O'Clock (noon) the day above and pace
purchasers and friends earnestly attend with asr
anee that one or two bidders be present. positively
DC mace WILLIAM ELLIS.
ia II euls
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NOrICE-Havng, April last, administered on the
estate o Robert Hill decd and being very close
nv administration with little dsy possible hereby request
that OF persons having crs said growing
transactions Of aid Hill Deputy Sheriff II said county On
which capacity he aeed FOR many years. Individually. pre-
them properly aubencatedt ascertain
situation n The Estate, the OF indebtedness.
practicable pay OF and discharge without expense
litigation. PETER j DERfRItX.
ia If-wlw Administrator NJ Robert uil decd
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IL The Grippe has made its way into this Office Five
were yesterday reported the sick lst;-whieh makes
hard work for the rest, and paper at that Several
articles postponed
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RAWLEY SPRINGS.


VNIIIS Watering Place, now become somewhat
- famous in this pm u Virginia win BE- opened fo the rocep
q visitors on The 18Th Of the present month Under tho upern
enfence ~ The subscriber who BE- n the popne;0 of the p
Enlistment We takes this opportunity n assuring NE visitors q
years and the general public who may Rawisy either for
hea pleasure that sor Of industry and attention will BE-
constantly devoted 10 The comfort and ACCOMMODATION Of The
pany Good viii add m the faey u the fair and young
Whilst pack o stag hounds may perhaps oonbate something
the robust pleasures
Tho Subscriber Incompetent give particular scientific descrp
ton Of the Rawey will bo forthcoming Report
d. Rogers the Medicinal Of yet
ofbcar speak u ofnc of ~ properties and from
acquaintance Of H. general pefons in states
universally admitted 70 b. strongest Cha
lybeate In the State and Physicians weuen
Springs advise their patients - touch here their way home
be strengthened BY this powerful tonic p al cases of general
b DE Thing esacuY ~ liver apd dropsoai complaints has
been found be Ne encaciopsbut w. powon displays
been In the moderation and of the diseases
malo peculiarly subject and IN that been SOUGHT
BY peope neghborood for twenty years II
nay improper add That have informed that
portions maencsa and sulphur t water are great with
e coppcas alum Thcsq springs tie county orr
nghln ~ miles West from Haopbug situated on lhc Art table
apd Fca North Mountain and about and my
feet above remarabe for IL nvIeoatr
braene classic atmosphere AZ of ne sanafive qualities q H.
waters IN 1i-c6w JOHN erTRa
wOOIsEY AND WoOLsBY.
~ BoxEe woasy wooPsys double refined oafearar o'
~ ale low ~ q. w. ORETTEn,
- ~ 49,. 49, -. N
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HAR QUA Missoud editor tells Of bottle Of grease
sent 70 him for puff lie says he spilled little q Il
lump Of butter and The morning found the aforesaid
lump, when be went TO cat Il, FIJI Of hairs.
Wheeling 1smes.
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J~ The Editor has recollection Of having received
the communication Of "AHierieaaus Jr." What DISPOSE
ton shall be made of the of the letter of enquyl
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MARRIRD

90 the 5th July by the John r. Mcclure Mr.. THOMAS
CRoNToN to Miss LOUISIANA GATEwooD, all Of EsscS Coun
~.
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is supremely ridiculous for the Globe and one or two
papers OF the caste, talk about who can and who
cannot be elected President of the United Stes Al our
leisure will copy from these journals some of their
calculations the strength Of Mr. Van Buren, at
his late contesin 40 Why The boy Of the Globe and the
old of the Enquirer would dare even 10 dream
about if had been for President Tyles arres
ting the Wings with his Veto in their attempt TO charter
United States Bank They forget that with the support of
their Globe and their Enquirer for Van Buren, their cand
date in 40 scarcely heard Of after election so CON-
pe,ely he dstanced the For such false
prophets the Globe and Enquirer pa about what the
People p, oH not, do, repeat supremacy ridicu
lous. Both they and their candidate amped under
foot in the great rising Of the People in lsiO Do they
want TO try over2 If they should, they will be driven in
TO auger holes every soul of them.-lIadisonian
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n OTICE.--Tbe Directors Of the Brook Turn,
~ pike Company, bavp desada Dividend ~ per ~
te ias onfhs psyabb and ser The 18th instant,
store % Wonham he0ruderk Go.
mII-dR IN. BUsTACE, secrsury
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20 Temperance meeting.-The Young Mems Total
abstinence Society will hold its regular meeting evening al
O'Clock IN the Lecture Of the Church sew
raj addresses be certainly expected every friend OF Tho
cause be at his post. ju THE sECRIrARy
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VI LADIES' fAIR-The Ladies' Fair now hokne a, "a.
NY nan Tor the benefit OF Trinity Church win continue r,
TUESDAY evening which time IL win elo-e win Dr..
hc supper Tickets may be had Hail. NJ any time Their
July IN '"''''u
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REGuLATIoS.-Ships of War; in approaching the Capes
OF Virginia. shall be considered pilot ground when with
in sixty miles Of the Capes.
II Virginia pilot shall offer at this point the commander
shall receive him in preference n hay pilot.
II no Virginia pilot offers, bay pilot may be taken who
shall be paid plonge the anchorage Hampton Roads
where Virginia pilot shall be taken
II abay pilot be taken beyond sixty miles from the Capes
and Virginia pilot shall offer at sixty miles distance, the
Virginia pilot shall be received.
Pilots employed TO take vessels of Norfolk shall not
be paid until they shall actually go board they shall
obo called on board until the ships ready proceed
TO sea.
Pilots bringing vessels from sea- will not be retained any
longer than is absolutely necessary.
(Signed) A. p. UPSHUR
Navy Department. July ,, ls43.-Speetator.
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WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

'UNHE Lectures IN this Institution, will conf
Il menee on the End Monday
Course for ns Degree Of A. b. 49,
JUNIOR YEAR.
Bes Lttres, Logic, Ees and Hstory-Tbomas Dew Pre-
sidcni and Professor.
Political Lar and GOrrHRezi-Beverly Tucker, Professor
.haAe~aies-Robeu Saunders, Professor.
CAsHHry-John Mllington, Professor.
SENIOR YEAR.
Political EooH0@y and Ayscs-Thomas r. Dew Professor
Natural PhiiesoPAy-John Milingon. Professor.
taAenafies-Rober saunders, Professor.
INDEPENDENT CLASSES
Lan-B. Tucker, Professor
Preparatory -Matheadties-Rober Saunders Professor
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
4aoieaf L4aagHages-Charies Mnngerode Professor
To the Junior Student must be
read saust aud Virgil and for the
Class, he must be prepared to read Xenophon.
EIPeases Of Regular StHdeat.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Fees TO three Professors $40 each. $50 90
liah Zee Junior Political Glass;
Mauieuahon rec.
boaru INCLUDING washing lights and fue.
saOs 90
SENIOR YEAR.
res 10 hiee rIoes~ors'. $50
mhuieuhion Fec
boafd Se.' l30
= sies oo
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BEwAHE o SrRASGERs, GIRLS The Lewistown (Del)
Republican gives currency to the following paragraph

Bait Pat.
"Maried the th instant by Henry Eisenbise Esq,
Mr. IRATALLNADGE 10 Miss CAROLINE LIVE, all Of Lewis.
town"
To the uboye the Clearfeld (Pa) Banner appends the
following extraordinary comment.
"Mr. Tslmadgo Is well known to the citizens Of this
place, having resided bore about year lie went away
rather unceremonousy, leaving respectable wife and
child TO shift for themselves.
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IfsS The l Barque Columbia, Captain
M sssuEL TRrssEtt having cargo engaged Of 400 hogs
heads Tobacco abost August Fer balance Of
a roago passage, having elegant accommodation apply
master on board 10 Dock, RANKIN 4 WIifTLOCK.
mII.-fm
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ALLEN & cos OFFICE.

THIS DAY.
Prizes Of $4,000, of 5000, 1000, 10 Of 1 900
&c rs Nos.-l3 drawn. Tickets S4-for other Big
Prizes, call at ALLEN & cos OFFICE
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SALE OF LAND, NEGROES, &c

pY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by John
~ Watkins the subscribers purposes specified
dated the 5h day Of December 1872 and duly recorded
Clerks office Of POwhaan County viii be Sold Thursday
day Of August isi3 at High Hill Tavern county
for cash. highest bidder public auction Of
land which the late I'd w. Watkins resided
land called High Hill which John j. Watkins resides also
the following One and negro
Eve horses aud all the oek of caue. sheep hogs
household and kitchen furniture belonging Wat
kns The title the above property
good but selling VIII convey
cd in ms by the deed aforesaid WILLIAM OLD, Jr, l,r
ju II wiw BENZ w. FINNEY, '"''''e"
NRGINIAAt Rules held Of Essex Circuit
superior COuu Of Law and Chsneory the 9Th day July
Isf3
Washington u. Purkns, admir- with the win annex
ed n Caty d. Allen, decd Pith Upon an az.
Against Siacbmcnt in
James W. Banks, Jas admir- Elizabeth D. ChAncery-
Allen decd and others, Dens
Game the plaintiff BY counei filed amended supple
mental bin cause, which given
last Ap term o said Court and defendant
entered his appearance and appearing satisfactory
Of the plaintiff s ordered that said defendant banks
appear the rules the Clerks ooe o the said Count
t Monday october and original and amended
and supplemental bill of the plaintiff AMI that copy this order
be forthwith inserted published in the city
Richmond eight sccessvely, and that copy
posted do5r Of the Count house Of this county
a COpy-'fere
JUL WOW JAMES ROY MICoU, G. B.C.s.C.L&C
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sAsrss cktssRArxp exe.l~ot eo,,,s
wh'eh creating such interest hrourla ,nr ,-
80 ~ snxh nie u. WY successfully our elss.
w peops around We have am An az Al.
sea'eheaey of this usahalis sdieinef Ne can can ,sv
-, escsasc nedens--eut have We Ind any
net.in esr ,.. a 'sase Us TO speak fairly Off but nom
my s.sspuon IN The rtrAsASrxsr ana 49, ss,
,,. ns public oi me cure Of d.ss.<- rhsuns
other complaints. w. 1850 ~se'"ef WIN nav
has 20 long been that the are d one M
vefy IN the medical science. s.s we rorars,-. o.,,
nsuuy and consistency; but TN. instance ~,
u'e enah winch we have made above Hartford Rr,
paueu.n &c Advertisements and other e,,v
Prepared and sold wholesale and retain ~ ~ ny p.ps"
~ hshNDS Co. Druggists and Cbeu. ssr..,. 49,.
o noadway corner Of Chambers street. New ve~s
~" W niehmond A. Duval Co, In PETERSBURG Ro., a. 49,,
-on I'm Norfolk NJ A. Santos and old by p,ss 1891 - Ana
principal elites In the u Oh 90 DER so, %
\, : Jul
TO record the death Of the aged and narm who g.
may nave been totfering the the g,,x All,
NV nueh more distressing sthc the victim A. -. -,
sesn nached away the spring of Me when lss NJ
mis- ns ,sauves and friends bod es pro
r., IL s honor and usefulness anticipated by all ~.
NUN OF these reflections act thai ho,,s,. ,,s ~
ea 20 an early and untimely grave and exied 10 wor
consequence oone unsarde noucnt mi sy ~ s' oS ,se
simple IN the hst place. be removed up,r nm. 80
,,s mr.. nv wasn never proves fatal y treated The
un'ofea mink ey have only 10 sy.s.u ,, NJ
eury and the business accomplished sFut,f F,or n sI
are yearly either Mureuralzedooi of cristane. o ,h
der the residue Of life miserable Hartley doe. not
detail an exposure Of which a. -, :,
ra,se his name by nurng the feelings wo,.
not MS words have and hall prove .su Of M -
be consulted. -" "'"e"; ~ may
DR. Hartley Member ftbe Medical Profession and o M
nature OF his Practice with oven ~ M.
ud oner hope vigor and perfect may he eon,h
~ ,rom In tbs Morning ill 10 niehoee on Locus, Nlry
,, nv "a ,suers mciosing remittance. answered byre
either by initials or name. " NV ss"
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WOObSEY AND WOOLSBY.
n BoxEa woalsy woolrya double refined sugar. 10
~ sale low ~ q. w. 0RETTEn,
HsN doors below Ben.
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FOR LEITH SCOTLAND.

- M CASKS fr,sI Thomaston Lime good order just
O@hO arrived for sale BY JUL RANKIN wHfrLocK.
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NOTICE. -,
TNHE undersigned, j. L.. WATKINS. having

YNHE undersigned, j. T.. WATKINS, having
Il purchased the interest OF FRANCIS JERDoN IN the bust
ness and partnership which has hs city un
der the sc of j. WATKINS co, said co partneship
is this day dissolved = :. 80.
The business will conducted in all is nv the
undersigned J. T. Watkins. j. e. WATKINs
FRAS JERDONE
July La. lsta In IN
hnn in seiling the CONCERN IPRnnNp
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.-speeeh Of John C. Cal
houn delivered Congress the United states ffon
1911 10 the present time, Also,
Sakspeares Works Poems IIarers' edition now con,
pefe. Just received nd sae by
JUL sMrTn, nRINKEa 4 MORRIS.
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weate Sutorizsd announce thai the CSbne, arrange.
ments have length been completed. pnd that the De-
parments placed under the administration the under.
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE UoTpI

Three Prizes OF $40 900 each
The Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery Extra Class No l6l Will
be received from Baltimore evening For the .o,,
prizes and also OF $1,000 and of 1000 cali 10
day before ~ Pm Tickets S. shares in proportion Tor sale a,
u III WORTHAM'S
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CARD.
fashionable GIaihian M ax...S.

This CruEsDAY) Morning store at O'Clock -.
Dealers and Others wishing articles AT reduce. p.
will please give attention.
jul NLoEs BROTHER, Auet.
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res 10 ,hee rroies~ors'. $50 90
Marieulaion Fee. 90
''''''''....-- .l90 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
IL ELIGION.

The mariner, when tcmpestdriven,
Upon dark and stormy sea,
Lifts up his troubled eyes to heaven,
In hopes that there some guide may be
And If perchance some trembling star
Shine softly through the gloom ofnight
He halls its radiance from ufar-
Blessing its mild celestial light,
Thus when DER life's tumul,uous surge
We struggle on through gloom and care,
While storms ofgrief and anguish burn
Our troubled spirits TO despair.
Oh then, in tbo, benigh,ed hour,
One guide hath God in mercy given,
Shining with mild, benignnnt power,
To light our weary souls to heaven
Relgionl-'tis that holy beam
That dlsspa,es each cloud of gloom
Brigh,ens and cheers life's troubled drear
And sheds halo round the tomb.
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our Ida, or the Moe k-Mar'
riage.

SSoia' ,eold, ianmp, hump, soold scold away
theie Is no comfort IA the house upon wsshiag
. ! he neat Day II rained and every thing looked
81 snt miserable. The walerdrops battered
Hsies'ly against the windows, and the old willow
90 on The green with It's branches dropping to
saith Ike the plumage ola great bird that
"a hAd no shelter The worsroom was cold
= shestlsssI Miss Smith sal by her table dis
. r0N.ei and cross The mois AR, which
p "a from the entry, took the sifen'ng from
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For the Mraid.
THE AFRICANS APPEAL.

by THE PRAIRIE BARD.
Upon his couch of straw he Law,
Awaiting deaths embrace,
knoiied foggo,'s dying ray
Shone DER his sunken face;
His leaden eve was waxing dim,
And cold his dusky brow,
Nod ghasily as the ,yran,'s grim
Was that lone bondman now.
Dreams he Of pleasures that have flown
To glad his soul no moro
oi those he left long years agono
On Afric's faied shore
parents smile-a sisters love-
brothers. manly forml
The myrtle and the orange grove,
And skies unswept by siorml
Why tranquil mid join,-rendng pain
DOTH he like infant rest,
Save hurried glance and frantic brain,
And wildly heavng breast
No Writing limb-no pang wrough; groan,
Though stern disease is there,
VIVA, weighs the negro's spiri, down'
"ha, is the negro's prayer'
hhoihef form Is standing by
With glare almost severe,
lie heaps the waning fsego,s high,
And to the couch draws near:
Thy three score years and ten," he said,
"Old man was but thy spring,
Since thirty more have DER thee sped
On times unceasing wing.
It's lime thy aged limbs should sink
Into the waiting grave,
but while thou standcst on the brink
Has, thou no boon to Gravel
Aseulptured monument that tells
Thy history in Brief
Shsii grace Thy home-an hundred knells
Shall speak thy masters grief"
kinj,y he spske, his cheerful tone
Herised the old man up,
Wei hast thou said-one boon alone
Can sweeten sorrow s cup;
hs' tbs no hesrtless pageant's train,
No costly marble mound,
D0' most what ! have sighed 10 gain,
fondly, bu, ne'er have found.
LA, then, was in days long sped,
ihe servant Of Thy sire,
watched his slifien'd corse, when red
Grew the fierce battles ire;
hen numbering sIeeds rush'd o'erihe plain,
And glow'd the shsaihless glare,
fingered from projections train
To give that sire grave
I've ws'eh'd My infan, steps, Will. yet
Their ways were all unilied,
And Of Thy youth, oansi ,hou forget
The guardian and guide
Oh why the bondmsn's hour proloosl
Las, We the boon crave;
Assouder burst ihesafet'ers strong
could moi de- sisre -
NslingfOrd, April, is43.