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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
MiddIeseN.
Your ob't servant,
JOHN B. SPIECE.

very respectable meeting OF the Wings in the lower
instant. on motion, Col JOHN J. BOSS was called to the
Char and Dr. WARREN w. S. POOL appointed Secretary
The Chairman in few remarks explained the object Of
inc meeting TO be the selection of proper person as can
ddate TO represent this and Matthews County in tho ney
Legislature: ThereupOn, DIR. Hugh c. Mann nominated
Mr. Benjamin TomPkins, who received tn. nomination
unanimously.
- on mohon' committee Of five appointed by the
Chair to wait Mr. Tompkins and inform him of the mo-
mnaton. 49,
The committee consisted Of the following gentemen.-
VI hgGh Z. Mann, George ID. Pace, Henry ID. Barrick
Capt John X Creighton and John A. Miles
Inc committee soon returned with Mr.. Tompkins who
IN oriei and feeling manner accepted the nomination
On motion, 1t was Resolved, That the proceedings OF
location. r
Amer which the meeting adjourned.
-, JOHN j. BOSS, Chairman.
WARREN w. S. Pool Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
Charles l.. uoshv. 80.

In the Lynchburg vgnian OF Thursday last Is the fol-
lowing paragraph:
We are requested by c. L. Mosby Esq to state that
on the day after the dinner Mr. Toer he called upon
thai gentleman snd-reierng the speech which he had
made the OCCASION in which he discussed the question
OF extending the canal and alluded the supposed views
OF Mr. Mcsby-had informed Mr. Toler that he had
ted views TO him which he did and Joined an
issue which he had rendered and that the occasion
prevented him nom correcting his Misrepresentation
moment"
i, but OF justice Mr. Mosby to cav that the
statement made by the Editors Of the vrenian is substan
TALLY true Ii is likewise due both TO Mr. Mosby and to
myself 10 add, that have not the slightest doubt and have
not had since the conversation occurred between that he
entirely Inexperienced by myself and others in
gard to the position assumed by him in his address
citizens Of Lynehburg. believe so, because from the
character of the subject the Misrepresentation might very
naturally have been produced without much greater pec
sion OF language, the part OF the speaker than usual
IN popular addresses but especially, because Mr.
Mosby Is utterly incapable, all who know him ought
be satisfied. OF the which tho contrary suppo
sion necessarily implies. Besides Mr. NJ. knew Just as
well the state of public opinion Lynchburg. upon the
question discussed when he delivered his speech he
did afterwordsand if he had been influenced by the
worthy motives ungenerousy imputed him by his OPP
ponents, he would have trimmed his sails the popular
breeze at instead Of throwing himself against the
rent for the pleasure Of exhibiting his dextsy i'll chang
ing his position and OF giving his enemies the advantage
OF imputng 10 him act, Of which he, they
would scon TO be guilty.
Having most undesignedly my part fear been some
what instrumental in exciting discussion this subject
Lynchbug, have deemed it but of justice to all
concerned unsolicited from any quarter make this brief
statement have abstaned from expressing any public
preference for either OF the candidates before the pee
pie Of Campbell for which ought be obvious
which are, hope, appreciated by each Of them and by
their respective friends But the harsh remarks made
the last Lynchbug Republican in reference Mr. Mosby
whose friendship have long enjoyed and highly va
lue.-remsks which, sure the Editors of the Repub
can will themselves, in their cooler moments regret-as
well n OF what is due Mr. Mosby himself re-
quire, in my opinion that should far depart the
course had prescribed to myself make this brief
statement RID. II. TOLER.
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In eomphsnee WIN "e ""'es anu urgent SOLICITATIONS
Of large number OF the people OF this County, WhRs and
Dsmoers have At length consented to become csnd
-. ,...., a. &C.,. ~ Au..,- a. :. -
= n,.. " ~ "'A'
A
sm nse" ma' ~ our "s' ooun eonsasnose portion
OF inc W"spafv OF tne county ne'e meeunx and pomi-
na'", W. omet senuemen ~ esneas"s. WIN mat meet
ns had nothing 10 DO ana dd not participate In It's de-
oersnons and Do not conceive that many moro than
out part OF he wing voters OF the county were present.
OUT snough ma' eenng was eopectabie IN numbers and
every ohot respect ye IN mus presenting myself rs cam
oius'e' conceive DO no more than to exercise right
anu pego ~hieh every Tree aud independent citizen
OF inc county enjoys and IN taking this step at the
qucs' my immediate ncghoors aud aequaintances,
wen as many DINERS, II docs seem to me that do nothing
winch could ,huuly subject me 10 the dspeas Of par
w. o'na"iduas The tree people OF this country have
gn' demand inc services OF public men, and TO besiow
upon em Their suages nj their own free will and
rna know OF no power that 10 mortal. which hold
tncn responsive Tor the act could, justice condemn
inc man. VINO may thus obey their call.
IL, nowesef' contrary to my expectations, my
snouu NOT ueetw the appreciation OF OF Whig
nends and even q should In degree subject me 10
psry oPiensute, (Which cannot believed well aware
some OF Ihc Disadvantages under which would labor
tor instance have no rich influential relations to be
me up, nor no great wealth 10 have its effect in such cr
s but although none OF these advantages exist in my ia
Nor although cansot SIT in my door and count my ibou
ssSd Hooks upon thousand hills, have heart within
my bosom which enables to feel that am free man
and that my 10, has been in this high
,syoIed land oiours,
should 10 elected, shall unremitied exerop, IN
discharge tho duties which may devove upon me- in such
manner as will promote the best of The
and be productive OF beneficial consequences to the com
NANNY
..hon,s' ~ .Ss promises to make, no magnificent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
Gen. DOrInan.

We have heretofore announced that this distinguished
and able gentleman is candidate for the House of Dele
gates in ROckbrdge We perceive. by his brief address
to the people OF that county that he only in favor of
the extension OF the Canal but that he is also favor of
a Macadami4ed road from Buchanan TO Staun,on. II
strikes u.s. however that the propositions are somewhat
an'agonsueal. Surely, Gen. DoTman does suppose
that he can persuade the Legislature e1pend million
and half OF dollars complete the Canal Buchanan
and the time make road to carry of from il
the tonnage and travel Such opinion may be well
adapted the meridian of Coliersown and the House
MOuntani but out Of ROckbridgo imagine it will find
very few supporters.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

The New York Journal Of Commerce, quasi Admins
tradon paper has this remarkable statement ave speak
adDisediy when say that the President and his Cab
net have strong wish that it uhe Sub-Treasury Bill
shall become law" If this be true, Mr.. Polk as in
decisive and uncertain in his views Of domestic policy as
he is in those having reference our foreign relations
That it is the character of the Journal Of Commerce.
which generally very its statements renders
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

W The Washington correspondent of the Phi
ladelphia North American states that the new
Tariff Bill was adopted in Committee by ma
jorlty of only one vote. Messrs. Mckay of N.
G., Dromgoole of Va, Houston of Ala. FORTS of
y. H., and Jones of Ga, voted in the afTirma-
tive and Messrs. J. II. Ingersoll of Pa, Win.
throp Of Hass,, Vinton of Ohio, and Hung erford
of y. Y, Uhe latter q Locofoco,) in the mega
tive. It's fate, even in the House, we are glad to
hear, is by no means certain-In the Senate, still
more doubtful.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
lCoMNUNICATED.
To such Citizens Of Richmond sis have
votes i'm Hanover.

You apprised, suppose, that precinct has been
esiabhed at Denon IN the upper part of the county
OF Hanover and that there many on the line
between Hanover aud Goochand and Hanover and Loui
sa who have in these countess on account of
their lands lying both sides Of these county lines All
these will go TO DEMONS, because IL is very near
and Of convenient for them do So II is there
fore of all Importance persons living in Richmond
aud having votes IN Hanover should 20 to the Hanover
election, balance neutraze votes Of the persons
alluded to- They have rarely been backward in exercising
their franchise in the latter county when they had to ride
farther TO do So than they will have, at Den
tons. U. T.. d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
i" Havana, April 8.
The Harmonious.

These distinguished aud inmiable eoHeerEers ss the
principal source Of ia this city OF the present
time. We happy learn that thsy have been induced
20 give entertainment his evening IN c,tIz,ns dress
without the Ethiopian department, this will afford an
opportunity for all who fond Of good singing devoid
Of the negro peouIiarles. to enjoy rich treat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
Fair az the .OId swan.

We were reminded Of remss1ess In not calling
attention to the Fair be reopened this evening" at
the Swan Tavern by tho arrival Of a messenger on So
turday who brought sundry doleaoios from our fair
friends The object Of the Fair for the completion Of tho
and beautiful ule Chapel recently erected on Clay
Street, which to be under the pasiorsl control Of tb.
Rev. DR.. Bolton.
Every should visit the Fsir this evening and deal
lboraly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

~ The Communications Of correspondent "virri-
MAJ did not reach time for Insertion this morning or
we certainly would have taken great pleasure IN publishing
them II be not too late tomorrow, will let "virQi
MIA" appear most cbeerfully
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

have been informed by my friends that rumors are in
circulation as'ribuung 10 expression Of intention OF
Willingness to retire from the for in
the Legislature irom this city, the event that Mr. 10
seph Mayo should pfesent himself the people candi-
date Tor that ohee To this error which places
me In false position, now s,ae that have neither by
letter nor verbal communication. exprrssed sueh
has any remark fallen from me which can legi,im.,s
y admit Of such construction.
uENRyI appnYr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

Tvs LoEDON CONFERENCE.-The Baltimore Conference
Of the Methodist Epseops Church. at their late session
appointed The Rev Robert Emory, president Of Dickinson
College, delegate TO the convention be held in Lon
don IN August next and az one, TO represent the American
Meih0dsi Episcopal Church
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
DIED

AtTOronto Canada, the 3lst umo MARY
OF Edward H. Rutherford ESQ., and daughter
son Of Cumberland Va year age deeply
regretted By her friends and all had pleasure Of her
quaintaRce.
In this city on the morning OF Saturday 18th ins Miss
AGNES r., daughter of Mr.. Baylor Hill, of King Wi.
liam County.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
Ta u. Edilor, Of u. Iphir

To fhe EdIf0Ts Of he Whig
Gentemen:-Wc are on the brink Of war, and yet Con-
gross seems absolutely determined to make preparations
until they first hear the Of the British Cannon lii
the imperative duty Of the people hold Mass Meetings
and demand Of them begin active preparations
Why not call meeting Of the citizens and recommend
meetings to be held throughout the whole counuy1
SEMPRoNIoUS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
APPOINTMENTS BY THE RREs1nENr

Nv and phi n, ad5iee and consent Of ne Senate.
AEcHgR g. HEREDoE. 70 be receiver Of public moneys
for the district Of lands subject sale Springfield in the
State Of Illinois, from and after the l4th Of May 1876
whom his pretent commission will expire
ANDREW j. IsAacEs be receiver Of public moneys Co,
the district Of lands subject TO sale Naihoches In Tho
State Of Louisiana IN the place Of John Tucker resigned
JGsEs u. TLTE, Of Mississippi to DO consul ., Baenos
Avfea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

"CoNsssEcY, Art AJEwtL-Tti said that recent.
ly SAINTS Anna petition TO the Government Of Nor
ico praying for money relieve his nscesstes and The
night before eighteen thoussnd dollars on cock 6gbtl
AZ the North thoy would call him zone Of tho boysp-N
q ptavuvr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
MARINE INTELLIGENcE
Mass Meeting Ina Hcnrico Co.,,y
Tuesday next. Oh

nav, ,h. OIL. salhetng OF the people ON Tuesday
the residence OF Cspt Thomas Lewi. spnns mi, t.,,s
IN henneo County, about half mile below Roct am.
S,a.,.s Sseoy ana John a. Lancaster. E.qs the can
ea'ure OF virginia, will be preseu also the esndida,.. -
represent the City Of Richmond, invited and will ho
inc DAY OF election srapidy approaching md
WIN nave OF insrchanRog civties with the people b,f,,
the election. tits expected largo number Of hs
come oil, como every body" ' o"o'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

BisHoyRIe o. JEEUsALfN.-The death Of the Rev Dr.
Alexander having left this vscsnt 10 hss been filed 10
by TIE appointment Of " Beson, converted Jew by the
King u Prussia who holds the right Of alternate sppoint
meni with the Government Of Enqsnd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
News from Mexico!

In an Extra from the office of the New Orleans Tropc,
of the llth instant we find the following paragraph
The barque Ndndarn, Captain Colley, arrived this
morning from Vera Cruz, which port she left on the Sd
inst al noon Capt c. reports that, before he left
he met Mr. Dmond, u. s. Consul who said him that If
he wanted TO see JUn he had berer until O'Clock IN
the afternoon, at which hour the Republicans and Santa
Anna party, united, TO declare against the Govern
men Captain Coey further reports, that Mr.. Dimond
informed him that the Government troops dispos-
ed OF that they could against the insurgents Fur
iher news will be anIiously looked for"
The information contained in the above paragraph is
confirmed by tho following letter:
"HAvAEA, April 8.
" To As EdiiOrs Of tie CAGriesiN- Cyrier
The Mexican arrived here last evening bring
ing adyce that Mr. Sde had received his passports and
left the country. General Amonie passenger the
steamer. and Immediately landing Santa Anna
with whom he closeted for several hours. under
stand they are the Of another revolution IN Mexico
IN favor Of SANTA ANA, and that he will leave for Vera
Cruz in the steamer Of this evening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
HARRIEn-

On Thursday evening April l6,h by the Rev J. r. f..
ter Mr.. SAMUEL W. REDFoRD. to Miss SUSAN W. TuKPrs
all of this city.
The shelbyville, Kentucky and Columbia, Tennessee
papers, will please copy.
On the 26th March, in Middlcsex County Va bv Elder
George Nathan, WARREs w. s. PohL, M d.. formerly of
Accomac County to AMANDA, youngest daughter of the
late Capt. Robert Bauick
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

General Ssinos has figured gigantic scbeme for the
SION. The plan includes forts chevsox dc rize floating
eaeros and MareIo towers The batteries are 10 be de-.
iepoeo oy eauson OF steamboat officers and manned BY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

swEbtvBoRa The Rev Mr. Barrett Of New Yo,E IL
delivering lecivIesm Washington, ID. c. the writings
and doctrines q Emanuel Swedonborg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

The mileage Of tho 'eentlemsu from Oregon, will be
something contradictory shout 3 600 and tho con
arsenss psy for The Senators the same amount.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20

WE ARE exhibiting at our Wareroom and
Foundry newly invented Com and Cob crsher;
an extensive sale, and been eI
Bolts BALDWIN,
aP YO-1 I42 Main street
SARATOGA WATER.-SARATOGA ICON.
ho'. Srsg, Water in quart ard pint bO,ues-FREsH Just
received per scbr Couner For sale by
aP 90 DUvAL a PURCELL, I47. main st,
gal ERATUS-5 casks Sal Eratus, prime
- .an .s landing from sehr Cognsr Ror sale by
aP2 DuVAL PURCELL Ii7, main st.
MANAGERS OFFICE---D. PAINE & co.
1'A For To- Morrow: $4,000, 5000. 1000. 5000, 1920
Of 1900 10 Of 1000, sc. 70 Nos u drawn Ticker,
s. Also $4,000 1900. 1000, 444 4O 3 OF 200, &c. rs
Nos, l6 drawn. Tickets 81 so.
Drawn Nos Of Potomoke, Class 20:
10 10 81 65 ~ &c 50 50 10 IL GO
Ticket Nos IL u So s. Both sold and paid BY
Dawn No.. Of pel,w,,. o, rAiSE x Co.
50 IS % II SO II 60 10 sc 80 46
TO TEACHERS AND PROFESSORS
OF MUSIC,
AND AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED
yENHE subscriber WIN. L. MOntapucl
has for sale at bis Music Store, following Musical vorls
l. Fer' celebrated Instruction Book for the voice. with mann
| Accomplishments ~ ' ''@"'
2 Crven' instructions and progressive exercise, in tn. ,n n
singing with seaes solfeggos &c. '
B. Toe singers Friend, BY Henry Russell.
Rossine's Vocal nsirueuons
s. Chhon'snew Vocal Instructor
| O. Clion's Instructions for Piano Forte
g. I ISo% DO &c DO DO 90 DO
| o. Singing eIsmpl6sd, By T. Cooke
10 Cateass's celcbfated guitar ustmetions
~ QUO Tops nEtruetions the guitar
~ Elements Of guitar playing BY James ballard.
ID Wieys insruotions for
~ Tayors preesptive lesson. Tor
Also the Flute yioin Tohon.
French Horn Couopean Clarinet Pfc FaEsolet Aceordeou
VI VS. collection % Music varied a. that
/ Of ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THR STATE Hr b,,
also made arrangements 10 receive published ns
"1'e which may hereafter be published il the o. stae,
WIN l.. MONTAGUE
Dealer IN Music and Musical Instruments,
ap 20 No ISL Main street, Richmond, Va
/ UCK's PRIZE OFFICE, basement Rooms
The Ladies Lottery again for to morrow syenlns-i6 d,wp
ballots in each aekage Of 20 eketDeaware Lottery Class az
Capitals.
do. 1880 9..do. .do........... 800
l..do'. DO ., - .. 800, =. 1000 &c. &C.
Risk on packages Of Whole Tickets ga so
Half do. IFS
Qusucr 10. ss7
A'1 Potomose Class 7s 7qNOs R drawn. Drawing received
10 morrow evening
Capitals.
PtEe of....... 80 900 Przs of.......... $4,000
Whole Tickets w. in proporonsaes Close to morrow a.
= oe'0ef For pri1s' GAIA LOCKS PRIZE OFFICE
| 10 10 - 65 ~ 26 81 SO 40 n GO
| Drawa Nos Of delaware. Ciass o.:
| 50 Is - ~ l 90 II 90 10 &c a9 46
| Nos u ~ 7l-another Capital sold and paid
spRo LUcgs PRIZE OPVrcE.
! HOYTS OFFICES $4,000 Capital FOR today, 7s
- Nos "a drawn ballots, fine Tor packages Tickets
30 heVes and quars IN proportion, fo safe uou oeck
At HOYT'S OFFICE.
No. .. Exchange.
i SABOT HILL FOR SALE. The subscriber
>, Offers At private ale this wen known snd vsusbe Esale,
nuaied oooehand County, Weay miles from Richmond
James River Kanawha passing through containing
ss aere, Of land 500 Of Which are se Including ITO Of low
grounds ~ o. the best quality the fesfue In wood
| IN abundant Fuppy water ! nfhs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-20
Corn and Cob Crusher.

~ L. ARE exhibiting at our Wareroom ano
Foundry newly invented Com and Cob Cmsher; is ,u
Peroy over all others hitherto used procured for the north
an extensive sale and instance
pressed We invite examination Of IT,
Bolts BALDWIN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03
e

Towards the close of his chrrer, fha
| shfieR}hk earnestness Of Byron subsidized
into Epicurenn d~efision, lie became df7.
solved into one eottemptuous and unhappy
sneof. Beginning with the Satire bitter
mess Of "BnqIish Bards." no ended with
the fendish gaiety of "Doo Juan" lie
laughed ut fret that he Knight not weep"
but ultimately this miserable ninth drowned
bis enthusiasm, his heart, and pat out tha
lew Biekefing embefs Of bis natural piely.
Tie deep tragedy dissolved in u hpo1r
pickle herring st moUrnflt mcc. We
trust that our novelist win not complelg
bis resemblance 10 the poet, by sinking
into a %satirist. Ills indeed q pitifIl sipft
that, d u who has passed tho merjdiap
q itle and reputation grihning buck in
helpless fnoekerY, and toothless langhfnr.
upon The brilliant way which he has trav.
efsed, but 10 which he can return no
more. We anticipate for Bulwera bet.
ter destiny, lie who las mated with The
mighty spirit which bad almost rcBred
again The fallen Titanic fofn If republic
IN Rome /. whose genius has travelled pp
the Rhine, like IL bfeeze Of uiusic, aeteai.
Ing and giving %o5o0r,' who. in oPa0l CHE
ford" has scratched some adark boaora.n
and not u vain, for patbos and for poetry
who in "Eneland aud Tie Eaeiisb,a ia
cast Q taPid but vigorous glance upon
the tendencies -four Wondcfo0s 4 who,
IL his verse, has So admirably pictured de
stagog Of romance in Miltons story; Win
has gone down a "diysr lean and strong,
after Schiller, ipto the siHueruost main
lifting with d fearless land The cecil tflat
Is woven with Nialt and with Terror
and IN "Hanoni, , has esaayod 10 reIlme
the mystic fires Of tho Ho5icruciaug, and
to reyeel the dread secrets Of The spiritual
world must WortbiIy close q career 50 n.
lostrioHs. Nay the clouds aud tnisfs Of
detracfion, against which be sitoge IN
long, not fail, Ito use the words of HaIl.l
to form, at evening, a magnificent tbea.
ire Tor his reception, and to surround with
augmented glories, tue luminary which
hey cannot hide r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-03

TRE CHfGD Ar n Tomn-Tbg
Brooklyn Eagle found Ihe following ein-
quent aGecdots III the journal Or d lraygl-
Ter III the last;
-A little fifd
That lightly draws Ito breath.
And feels ~ life il every limb
What should il know Of deaf Z
At Smyrna, the butiul ground 81 The
Armenian. like that Of the Masfem, Is r..
moved o shot distance from tho town, Il
sprtnlled with green trees. and is q n var.
tic resort, mol only with Tie breaved, but
with those whose feelings ore not thus
dafkIy over east. / met there QUO morning
a little GifI, with a haIf playful c~oubio-
nance, busy blue eye and sunny locks.
benfinR in one hand q amall cup If china.
in the olhera wreath Of T osh flowers. Fee.
ling n very ]natnrat curiosity 10 know
What ebe could DO with those bright ihibps
in q place that seemed 10 parlaEe 80
much II gndDesg, | watched her l1hl mo-.
tions. Reaching a retired grave, covered
wte q plain mabte slab, she efgpfipd lie
seed-whfch it appeared the cup continued
-into1he slight cavities which Ind been
scooped ont in the corners of the level
tablet, and laid he wreath on is pure face.
Aud why,'I inquired, "my sWsst Qrl
D. YOU put seeds III those Iillo bais,
there p
1T isto bring fh- birdie hefg. ghg re-
pied, wah 4 Iaif wouderioa look; they
Will lghf On this fror," pointing TO fhs
cypress above, " when lhay have onten
Che seed, and sing
no whom do they aina9" I asked.
10 you ~ 10 each other n
"Oh mol abo quickly replied, 10 my
sister-she sleeps befc.p
but your sister Il daad"
"Oh, yea, SIT bat she hearsall the birds
siog,"
"Well, if she docs hear The birds gino.
she cnnnot see TINT wrpafti of aoweu.0
" Bot she knows / put it here; / told
her before thy took her away from our
boose would come and zee Ter eyerV
morning"
"You mnst," | continued, 'have loved
that SISTER vefy much, bit you viii never
talk with her any more-nCyef see her a.
gam"
''Ies sir" she replied, with Frightened
look,
Il shall see fsr in hrageu.1
But ahe b9s gone there alrrady, / ~trusf.s
Mo she stops under ibis trco an they
bring me here, sud then w are gong To-
gcther."