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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

COMMISSION HOUSE,
coffee near SaOckoe Warehouse, formerly occupied
bv DiJrcQ, Holeombe s. Co)
bridges s. BROTHER having associated
ID with them in the COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, Peter D. Mckinney, lately Of The firm OF
Hall, Mckinney s. Co., and formerly salesman
for Dibre IIocombe 4 Co., the business will
hereafter be conducted under the style Of
BRIDG ES, MCKINNEY & CO.
They will pay particular attention 10 the sale
Of ToBAcco, FLOUR, WnEAr, and every descrip.
lion of produce.
Richmond Jan. |. lSI5-c6t
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EDUCATION.
FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA

FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA
TNIIE exercises Of This School will be resumed
i on the l7lh OF February next, under The
supervision Of Miss Marietta Button of Alley
andFia, who is highly recommended as an cxpe-
rienced and accomplished Teacher. The course
OF instruction will embrace every thing usually
laushi IN Female Semlnaries, embracing Natni-
RAJ RAJ Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Drawing,
raining Music, and the French and Latin Ian
suases. a lew ooarders will be received as as
soclates OF my daughter. Terms for The scholas-
tic year.
Board and Tuition sin M
For Music and The use of Piano, there
Will be an extra charge of 30 90
n = nc FRENCH ana Lain Languages 10 90
Painting and Drawing { 90
nay residence is within few miles of the
Louisa Railroad, in "a section of Virginia pro-
verbal for good health. NY address IS Potters
vile, Louisa county, Virginia.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN.
Jan. 14-ctf
CLASSICAL SCHOOL-The next session
Oofmy School ai Col. Bowcock's 0 miles North.
east Of charlottesville will begin on The 92d of
January next, and continue 10 months, with one
months vacation in summer. All the branches
Will be taught, thai are usually taught in the
schools and academies OF the Stale.
Testimonials OF my success in teaching having
been already before the public, will only state
that will use my best efforts TO bring my scho-
lars forward with rapidly and accuracy. Tuition
fee SAL per month.
Board &c, will be furnished BY me or Col. Bow.
cock al Sc! per month. GEORGE OLIVE.
Charlottesville, December 81 cw4w
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
TNtiE School al Long Creek, Louisa, will be
Il continued The ensuing year, under the super
ntendence ofthe subscriber The Greek, Latin,
French, and English Languages, will be taught,
together with Mathematics, Geography, Arilh-
melc, &c. Tho price tur board, tuition, wash
ing aud lodging, will be $ll per month The
School will commence on Monday, the Goth vi
January, 1915. VIM G. T. NELSON.
Long Creek, Louisa Co., Now clahf
TIME next scholastic year of HINTON HILL
i SCHOOL, situated in the lower end of In
nenburg county, near Meckenburg and Bruins
wick, will begin on The 18th January, and end
on The 10Th December, with vacation vi six
weeks, commencing on he 18th August.
I!a Course OF Instruction is as full rs that OF
any Academy in The State, with The exception oil
Modern Languages,
Bea"iing, Including everything except lights,
lor first session, Si9-one-hall payable in I'D.
vance. Second session, $al--payabe a. The end
of The session.
Rates of Tuilon-payable, for each session,
al lis close 800 for Ancen. Languages and Ma
thoma;ics, or either; 80 for English branches.
JOHN c. BLACKWELL
Dec. 2t-wGw'
a MELA ACADEMIA few vacancies.
II Apply soon. Terms: Board and Tuition
ill July Isl, $40, pupils entering in January
S.5, pupils entering in tchruary-payable in adj
vance,
Direct (posl-paid) Lolore p o., Ameia co.
VIM. II. HARRISON
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LOTTERIES.
Mammoth.

Besides the following We receive drawings dali
ly. Price oftickels from 81 10 $40; capitals from
81, 900 to 10000.
Mammoth.
10000 Dollars SO prizes Of 900 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class a. for 1915, 10 be
Of January, 1sl5. Brilliant Prizes splendid
prize of $4,000, $4,000, 5000, 5000 5000 2,4l5,
50 prizes of 1000, SO Of 500, SO OF 300, $50 Of
200, &C. &c. Tickets ;sl2 halves 6; quarters 3;
eigbths l so. Certificates Of packages Of 26
whole Tickets $780, halves 80; quarters 40;
eighths 20.
Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Certificates
OF Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, will
receive the most prompt attention, and an account
OF each drawing sent Immediately after il is
over 10 all who order from D. M. HOYT,
Dec 81 Richmond, Va
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE-All per-
II sons having claims against the Estate Of
Edward Henry Jones, formerly of Amelia county,
Virginia, are requested TO present them 10 Mr..
Philip B. Jones, Richmond, Tor payment, a. soon
as possible, as he is anxious 10 close his admins
tration on said Estate. JESSE SNEAD,
Late Sheriff of Henrico county, and as such,
administrator Of Edward II. Jones, deceased.
Ian S-c&d3ta w2m
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FL FOR RENT-The spacious and conve-
Efss:m nient dwelling house, on Grace Street,
GEM recently occupied by Henry Ludlam,
Esq. Possession given Immediately. Apply TO
Jan. 2l-wH E. C.. HOWARD.
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TN CHANCERY.-vlRGINrA: In The Circni,
county of Amelia, October term, 1874:
William Fl. Bedford, Benjamin w. Bedford,
Philip S. Johns and Mary G.. his wife, John r..
Bedford, Jr., John j. Bunwel and Cornela w.
his wife, Samuel D. Weakey and Eliza B. his
wife, john Xix ana Mary 5. his wife, 'Ephraim
p. Shall and Ann B. his wife, Pllls:
against
Henry W. Robertson in his own right, and as
committee Of Fanny Robertson, lunaiic, Will
liam Robertson, John Robertson, William Ro-
bertson Milton Robertson, Lemuel Robertson,
Thomas Wake, Martha Woodbridge, the chill
dren and heirs Of Polly Andrews, deceased, the
children and heirs Of Betsy S. -, deceased,
the children Of Frank Robertson, the children and
heirs Of John Robertson, and The children and
heirs of - Dcgral1enroidt, deceased, John
Robertson and John r. Wake, Deils.
This cause this day came on to be heard on the
bill, and the answers of Henry w. Robertson,
and John Robertson, son of George, and the bill
taken for confessed as TO the rest of the defend
ants on whom the process has been duly executed,
and who have failed 10 answer, and as to the at
sent defendants, against whom the plaintiffs have
proceeded according To law, the exhibits and the
examinations of witnesses: On consideration
whereof. the Court doth order that The defendant,
Henry w. Robertson, forthwith deliver 10 the
Sheriff of the county of Chesterfield or one of
his deputies appointed Commissioner OF this
Court for that purpose, all the slaves which be-
longed TO Fanny, alias Frances Robertson, of
whom he was committee, and that said sheriff or
his deputy take possession OF said slaves, that he
sell the same at auction, either for cash, or on
credit Of four months, on good security, as ne
may Judge best, and that out OF the proceeds OF
sale or Otherwise, he provide for the permanent
support of any that may be chargeabe, or of no
value: And the Court doth further order, that
Henry w. Robertson render an account OF the
estate Of the said Fanny Robertson, and OF his
management thereof, before the Commissioner Of
this Court, and that said Commissioner state and
settle the same, and that said Sheriff and Com
missioner severally report 10 this Court their pro-
ceedings, with any matter, &c
A Copy. Teste,
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c Commonwealth Of Virginia 10 the Sheriff .
prlncc (fcot oe C0nnin-G rcetino

Tie Commonwealth Of Virginia 10 TIC Sheriff Of
Pr,nce George Connty-Grcettng.
WE command you, that you cause Edmund
w Rullin jr., 10 be required from County
Court 10 County Court until five Courts be passed,
if he doth not appear: and if he doth appear, then
summon him, that he be before The Judge Of our
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Tor
the county OF King and Queen, at the Court
house on the first day of the mex, Court 10 show
wherefore he hath not rendered unto John ltoanc,
Richard II. Ware, and Frances Ware his wife,
William Douglass and Martha Douglass his
wife, Charles Collier Absolom Muire, Susan
Wyatt, Frances Sykes, Hester Ann Muire, Mary
Muire, an infant BY William Chapman, her
guardian aud next friend, and Richard Muire an
infant, by Thomas Edwards, his guardian and
next friend, tenement containing one hundred
acres of land, with the appurlenances, in The
county of King and Queen; aud have you then
there this writ. Witness Robert Pollard, Jr,
Clerk of our said Court, at the Court-housc the
29lh day of November, ls4I in the Goth year OF
The Commonwealth.
~. The officer TO whom this writ is directed is
required, within fourteen days after its esle, 10
sci up copy of the writ al the door This Court
house. A Copy-Tesle,
ROBERT POLLARD, Ja, C. C.
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DIED.

DIED,
Died, at his residence in Amelia county, on the
10Th OF December, in his 64th year, EDWARD
GREEs, Esq. "Mark the perfect man, and behold
NE upright, for the end of that man is peace"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE subscriber would like to engage the ser.
i vices ola single gentleman, who understands
the Languages, to take charge of small num-
Der OF scholars the present year. Address Stony
Creek Warehouse, Sussex, Va.
Ian I~-cot. pnpT CT DDIDcC
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT, of RICHMOND. JANUARY 30.
High Water This day at Il O'Clock, P. N.


HOYT'S OFFlCE-Nos. sc IS 81, sold late
II on Saturday evening; the last tickle, sold
How lucky these last changes are at HOYT'S.
This morning-$lS,O00 Tickets S..
This Eyening-S30,0 900. Tickets $l0
Saturday-S5O 600. Tickets $l2.
Jan. 81 HOYT'S, No. 3, Exchange.
DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing Of
ID the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 25:
SIS 60 10 % 2G l9 So 8 80 IL 81.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 8 10 %, a small Prize of
$500, sold and paid by BIGGER,
S25,0O0-l5 drawn ballots
Drawing of splendid Scheme comes to hand
BY Wednesdays mail. emphasizes 900, 5000,
5000, 1000, 1916, 90 prizes Of 1000, &c, &c.
IS Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets only g..
For sale by the Package or single Ticket by
THOS. B. BIGGER,
Jan. 81 Managers Office.
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DIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Corner ii Man
/ j nnL EnIpInnr ,XFcefS.

L.
- and G0perhT tStreets.
Grand Schemes 10 dra,s 1ui'y.
Splendid Scheme
Capital so, 06o-s-:5' Is drawn ballots. Fl
Drawing received BY Wednesdays mail, Jan.
cd. Capitals: $4,000, G,000, 3,O00 1000,
1916, 30 prizes OF 1000, 80 Of 300, &c, &c. IS
Nos. Is drawn ballots. Tickets only 50.
sos, 900 Capilal-sJ Is drawn ballots. e
Drawing received by Mondays mail, January
o. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000 5000,
$500, 1000, 100, 1000, l,l4o, 10 Of 1000: &c,
So IS Nos, "a drawn ballols i;ickes $40.
~ For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
~ Packages of wholes and shares. Single
whGlss aud shares always on hand, in The usual
great variety and, as usual, prizes paid at sight
Immediately after The drawing.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in The above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended Ia, and drawing sent
when requested. TH0S. b. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Jan. IA
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Will be sold by
I'D instant, al lOs o'clo,
sold by order Of The Admin.
Jan. 81 n B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
are hereby notified that have appointed the 18Th
day Of March next for the settlement OF the &C,
count Of Henry w. Robertson, as committee OF
Frances Robertson, as ordered by said decree, on
which day, al 10 o'clock, A. M, they are request
county, prepared for settlement:
FABIUS LAWSON, Comr.
Thursday, Jan. lG, ls45 w4W
TT You wish smooth Shave call at NASH
& WOODHOUSE'S new store and get
A good Razor.
A superior Razor Strop.
A lar or cake Of fine Soap.
A Bristle or Badler hair Shaving Brush.
Jan. 20
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COPARTNERSHIP.

CUPAR INENSIITI
TINE subscribers have this day formed con-
i nexion for the purpose of transac,ing Gene,
raj Commission Business in the city OF Richmond
under the firm of PREsroN & ENDERs, and will
give particular attention to the sale Of Tobacco,
Wheat Flour, and other produce committed TO
their care, They will confne themselves exclu-
sively 10 the Commission Business, and make
liberal advances on produce entrusted TO their
charge. Their office is Immediately opposite
'-' MOSES Fl. PRESTON,
JOHN ENDERS, Jr
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rpOUND PTASTER

FARMERS purchasing Taliaferros ground
plaaer, can be certain Of getting fresh arii-
Gle ground in the Civ OF Richmond and of the
bes, Quality. Fl. T. s z: S. TALlAFERRo;
References, Messrs. VIM. Anderson u Co,
WORKMAN & McGruder, John A. Lancaster &
~ Ian l3-cwfw
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T c. GREGORY & Co, Managers, No. lOl
y. Main Street, Richmond.
BRILLIANT L LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY.
Mammoth !

10000 Dollars 80 Prizes oil 1000 Dollars !!
Alexandria Lottery, Class A. for 1915: TO be
drawn in Alexandria, D. O., on Saturday, the
05lh OF January 1915. Brilliant Prizes: splen-
did prize of $4,000, $1,000, 5000, G,00o, 5000,
2,4I5, so Of $1,000, 50 Of 800, 40 OF 400, $50 Of
2Q0 &c, &c Tickets Sl2 halves &, quarters
3, eighths 30 Certificates of Packages of 2G
whole Tickets SLIGO, 26 half 50, 2i quarters 40,
eighlhs 90
sT Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ccni-
ficales OF Packages in The above splendid Lolte-
ries, will receive The most prompt attention, and
an account Of each drawing will be sem, when
requested, 10 all who may order Tickets from Us.
]. G. GREGORY & CO.,
Dec. I8--2awd&c Managers, Richmond, Va.
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,,,nE Of VIM. II. Wilkins, for
wA ,hs laws regulating ordinaries
Enis 70 TT Ton OF Wylhe, OF Leonard u.
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MOSES Fl. PRESTON,
JOHN ENDERS, Jr.

nRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES I'm Lotteries
now drawing, TO be had at D. NJ. HOYT'S
OFFICE, under the Exchange Hotel.
IIn1Ss Advancement for He Week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.-The under
i signed having associated themselves in The
practice Of the Law, viii attend the Courts held
in the city Of Richmond, The Superior Court Of
Meckenburg, and the Superior and County
Courts Of Hanover and Goorhland They also
propose TO practice in the Court Of Appeals at
Lewisburg
Otiicc-on Main street, front room over the
Store Of Thomas r. Price.
ROBERT C. STANARD,
WOOD BOULDIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

EDMUND T. MORRIS, Attorney at Law,
II Richmond Va, will attend punctually 10
any business that may be entrusted 10 his charge
He will practice in the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF the City of Richmond and the Counties
OF Henrico, Hanover and Caroline.
a-r Office on Main Street over the Store of
Warren s Faris nearly opposite the Bell Tavern.
Jan. 8. d3lc3lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

A MELIA DEMY--A few vacanrics
II Apply soon. Terms: Board and Tuition
ill July Isl, $40, pupils entering in January !;
SIS, pupils entering in Fehruary-payable in adj
vance
Direct (posl-paid) Lodore p. o., Amelia CO.
WIN. H. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

III now drawing, 10 Uc HdU dt y Ut ITO I .
OFFICE, under the Exchange Hotel
Hoyes Arrangement for The Week.
TODAY!
Tuesday ieo0- r;cse,s .
Wednesday, aoooo 1 Icse.s % o.
Thursday, ao o'ooo Ioses o.
Friday, ,oo0 r!.,.e,s
Saturday, ,9' 0oU-I r ;che ~, ~
Saturday, 5oWV-ieecA..s ~ a..
Tr For further particulars, certificates, &C.,
see daily advertisements For minor prizes, see
Schemes at The counter of No. 3, Exchange.
Ian. 20 d. M. HOYT, Richmond.
r T E R R A p IN.
TWO DOZEN of the finest ever brought TO
this market, received this day, and will be
served up At the ALEXANDRA, with Canvass
Back, Red Head, Teal and other Duck, BY
Ian Is R. W. ALLEN.
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The sale directed bv the foregoing order, will
take place in front of the City Hall, in the Civ
of Richmond. Ii will commence on the 9th day
Of January nexl, at eleven o'clock, and be con
,inued from day to-day, between the hours OF
eleven and three, until the sale shall lie com
pleted. EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
December 21-lu I'm General Assignee.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

w. -. # Rockingham, was last
MI ;0. SI BY indisposiiion for some days IRON
(e' a. 'bs House Of Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21

NEW TIN, SHEEP IRON AND STOVE
ESTABLISHMENT.
TINE subscriber having commenced the Tin,
i Sheet Iron, and Stove business, is prepared
TO receive orders for any work in his line Fa-
miles will always find a good assortment n
housekeeping articles al his store.
Merchants from The country are informed
that his assortment will be extensive and every
way worthy Of their attention
Roofing Spouling and all other kinds Of job
work, done at short notice, and in The be-, man
ner
Browns celebrated Patent Counter, Balance
and Platform Scales always on hand.
CHARLES D. YALE.
1913 West Main Il,
Opposite Of Eagle Hotel Ruins.
Dec 24-c2aw3m
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COMMISSION BUSINESS-The subscri-
~ Der, after an experience of many years in the
sales Of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse offers
his services TO the Planters and Dealers in To-
tacco in Virginia and North Carolina, to sell To-
bacco Wheat and Flour on commission. All
produce entrusted to him shall have his striclest
attention. Ofice-in front of Shocl1oe Ware
house JNO. Nj. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond npc 81 1914 -c0o,
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Mont
gomery Co., letters Of Administration
on the estate of An,hony T Williams.
decd, bearing date Nov. l., 1914, all
persons indebted to said estate. are
requested TO make immediate pay
|ment. All persons having claims a.
gainsi said estate, are requested TO
exhibit them property authenticated.
within Que year from the date Of said
letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said es-
tate. and il no, exhibited within three
wears. they will be forever barred.
THO'S. J. WILLIAMS. Admir-.
December q, 1914. 3w7.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

most valuable and uoe~xcen,;on.u
Family Newspaper in the Un;,eS
Stafesii 'eu
The first number under this nom,
arrangement was published on Satin
day, Jan. 6. 1914, and in that nu,-
Der was commenced a Lauph,sr
moving Novel. being humorous coml
Panion to Valentine Vux; which wort
alone rendered the Boston Notion
when I: was first established the most
popular weekly in the United States.
This new novel i. entitled
SYLVESTER SOUND,
The Somnambulist,
By the author of s.Valentine Wow
the teniriloquist." The chapters
each week are embellished with a
highly finished illustration represent,
ing the humorous scenes in the work.
The author in his preface saws
"Ihe character of the work will be
essentially humorous; but rs the thrill
ing as well as the laughter moving
scenes a SomnambuIist may create
are innumerable, the objec, proposed
Is to excite alternately the deepes; in.
terest and Tie o JOYOUS mirth, by
the portrayal of the extraordinary po-
sllIons in which a mar Who acts ul.
on his Dreams may be placed, and the
highly ridiculous terror he NAV in,
spree" From the chapters we have
published Of This novel, We are salts.
fled 1t will be more popuIur than was
valentine Eox." 1T is now in course
"f qualification in London, and We
have made arrangements TO receive
the different numbers in advance of
all others. so the public may rest as
sured that we shall not b.. forestalied
by any other paper in its publication.
Another new feature of the Notion
IS thu publication occasionally of a
number Of humorous cuts after the
Of tho London Punch. These
will all be engraved in the finest
and will never be offensive in
their CHARACTER.
With these increased improve
mentS and attractions, and the very
great reduction in prices, icing one
hall. we again launch the Boston No
zion upon the sea OF Popular Favor.
and feel assured it will quickly ar
rI'e at the harbor of Triumphant Sue
cess.
Ct Orders should he addressed TO
the undersigned. Postmasrers re-
iuittlng W an order for Ten copies
shall be entitled to an extra copy for
their W use.
Back numbers of The Notion from
The romn,enc ement of "Sylves,er
Sound" will tee furnished 10 al! new
subscribers.
GEORGE ROBERTS.
Publisher Boston Notion,
No. 8 and 5. State ST.. Boston.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
THE A C

THE WELCOME BACK.
Sweet is the hour that brings ~ HOME;
Where all will spring to meet Us;
Where hands are striving a. We come,
To be the hrst to greet us.
When the world hath sps nj Its frowns and
wrath,
And care hsen .o,ely pressing.
TIE sweet to turn from our rowing path,
And hnd q froside blessing.
Oh, icyfaEly dear is the h~oHswaEd track,
II We are bu, sure Of q welcome back.
What DO we.wrech On q drssry way,
Though lonely and bsnighted,
If We know thsre are lips to ehide our stay,
md eyes that will beam lov~e-lighted'
VIII a, lie the worth Of your diamond ray,
To the glance that a sshes P'sasnrs.
When the word, that welcome back ee,ray,
We from a hearts chief TREASURED
Oh, j%oyfully dear is our hsmsward track,
If Ne arc but sure ofa welcome back.