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MIR. WEBSTER AND THE HUNGARIANs.

MR.. WEBSTER AND THE HUNGARIANS.
Mr. Webster being the Asior House. Now York, for n
short time the Hungarian exles the free guests of that
hospitabc establishment called upon the distinguished
man in body, at his rooms.
The venerable Ujhazy late Governor of Comorn, with his
family SUITE introduced Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, by
Count vassanothcr Hungarian cxewho in the course OF
four months has learned express himself in the English
language with perfect proprety uJhazy addressed Mr.
Webster with much feeling in the following words
Sr-Srangers and in strange land in the midst OF our
msortunes America, 10 seek asylum here
Power stretch its hands far to reach in this
Western World Hero are safe and wo feel ourselves
secure.
In ono of your a,o speeches you expressed sympathy for
in the midst of distress which has penetrated our
hearts. Wo thank you We pray you TO encourage The
feelings continue in the sympathy and SO 10
mitigate our sorrows. 49,
We look to America for kindness and protection. We
look you sir for counsel and for consultations and that
Power which a.! things and governs ALL will not fail in
its reward TO your generous mind
Mr. Webster taking the Governor by the hand made the
following roply
give you my hand with great pleasure We arc glad 10
see YOU and your friends The effort which yon have so gal
lany made for Hungarian Nationality and Hungarian Ii
bery has won our hearts We welcome you these West
shores We honored that you have sought an asylum
here from the political msortunes which you have suffered
home Our sympahies with you and for and for
those objects affections which you have left behind
you The whole American people take an interest in your
efforts for Liberty and Independence The blow of power
which struck your hopes fell heavily also hearts
In the midst OF your misortunes you come far away 10
land O: strangers, in search OF safety Here you find IT..
Here Sc assure you No enemys hand shall harm
touch you. Huugarians, you all welcome! You who
have come and your friends vino shall come will all find here
sympathy protection ana security. Again. say, Sir your
gaantry your love of liberty and your msforunes have
made you welcome TO all Americans
UJhazy when this speech interpreted him by Count
Yass affected tears and desired tho Count thai
God would forget such consderatc and such generous
sympathy.
BEAUTIFUL TOUCH OF NATURE.-On Monday
morning last three Germans, evidently working men,
the Astor House and asked the Hungarans. They
were Immediately introduced and remained time in
conversation with Gov Ujhazy and family Finally
them withdrew ard left the third who continued talk but
seemed 10 have something say which he could easily
get At last addressing Mile Clara the daughter of Mr.
Ujhazy he said that exies, who from
try and friends and whose property had been conscaed in
consequence Of their devotion freedom and the peoples
rights, they be in embarrassed condition. Then
drawing from his pocket bank he said Fraulein this
is but little, for poor and have only what earn
but could not refrain from giving the tribute Of my mite
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WITTY REPLY.-A gentleman lltey complmented
lady on he imo-Jv.d You guilty of fiat
terry" said the lady. "No So replied he, 'or vow 20,
are plump PARTRIDGE" "At first" said the lady, :"
shough you guilty of attery only but find you
oily making GAME Of me-"
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JOHN MINOR BoTTs.-This gentleman, SO we'll known
inpotica circles Is spending the winter In this city enjoy
beautiful women, say nothing ihoss distinguished
young star Miss Julia Dcan in the theatrical worlddN
o. Della.
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sY' We in error in report OF Thursdays pro-
ceedngs in stating that Mr. Shepard did not vote on the
third ballot between Messrs Honer Tebbs and No Elec-
ton He voted Oh all three ballots in favor of Mr. Tebbs
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shall be more eectual than AZ. statute law; u sna
te law Of home supply We will insis. that our .ngha
farmers can better afford raise hay upon thelr ilc Guy
lands IN ,cnd 10 Connecticut than she raise II tof icl
own use upon her rockbound highpned lands, ana o'c
expensive labor 49,, ~ iu ,,ole
NE will pass no norntercourse laws but we VIII ihahc
IN spirit oinqury among people, and accusto uei W
think 10 read Agricultural books and papers, adapted 10
their use until they improve their system OF Agriculture SO
as ecctualy stop the importation OF hay ana soc o
Yankee Notions. ,.,., ,
Away goes the Captain without reply TO this knocKdo"
npucni orders his vessel in hurry WIN remark
half to himself and half his three sal"art sons VINO arc
his sailors: II tell you what il is boys the Devil mas 20.
among these yirgnans they actually talk about raising e
own bay and onions guess shall next year nave 10 90
ete further South for market We'll now these are u,
nation good grass farms that's fact; but now " sii'
trade if they du git 10 raisin their own nay 10y "uel
'spose they II off all this wood then along James river
and Spite our trade in that line, darn en- .
Although this is fancy SKETCH put the question 10
any reasonable the result is not just snc an one d.
might be expected to follow the discussion OF that resolution
Ie, somebody else who is fond OF throwing hrebrands
among powder kegs offer the following resolutions
"Rcsoved, That all money laid out IN the purchase d
guano be used upon Virginia SOIL Is dead loss i ca
tall" and think he might get up an explosion quc interest
ing for ! believe there few around Richmond ha
might be induced come into the meeting and tell teif
cnce 10 prove that money was Invested by III
ner profit than in the purchase OF tins most IT.
nlarkablc fertilizer Of his coil.
Another subject that might be discussed IL the queso,
whether il would be advantageous to The nrner 10 SUP so
pillow and under-dran his land. But will not BE- tedious
hope the subject will be allowed To drop here but INN
such meetings will be- held and shall much good result
ing from them. ....
With respect yours &c. SOI.oN ROBlNS0N,
Travelling correspondent If the American Agricultural.
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i-g' FATHER MATHEw.-This distinguished Apostle
of Temperance arrived in Richmond last evening We I'M
derstand he will ofcatc the Catholic Church Sunday
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Tclegraphcd for the Richmond Enquirer
ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMER HECATF

WAsnIsGroS, Dec. 2l SPIN.
The British steamer Hecate, having board Sir Henry
Buwe lady and suite arrived Washington this afternoon
Sir Henry has taken rooms al Wizards National Hotel
CHARGE DE AFFAI2ES TO NAPLES
Edward Joy Morris OF Philadelphia, has been appointed
Charge &c Aalrcs Naples.
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GEORGIA


The Governor has received Mr.. 7. Butler Kings rcsgna-
ton Of his seat Congress and has ordered election 10
be- held on the 4th Of February, Ia fill ihr vacancy
The Georgia Legislature have taken recess from The 2oh
ns the nth Of January important considerations
connected with federal relations.
Georgia Says the Milcdcyilc tecolc will certainly
act in relation the existing stale Of tnga; is her
habit from temper, but with The calnncss and
circumspcction demanded by the matters in question She
does She will act under full view of her RESPONSE
blics and Of the magnitude of the issues involved She
will act under calm and settled conviction of duya sense
of what affects herself and that which may affect others
And when she does act it will be ut that point of thorough
conviction that she has exhausted the argument and must
stand by her rights-com what will"
Had the Senate Of Virginia taken recess some eays
since we doubt that Legislature would have spoken
out in relation the critical of affairs and made fresh
vow of her unaerabc devotion the compromises of the
Constitution the rights Of the South and the safety of the
Union When the Two branches shall rc-assembe after
Christmas feel con6den, that they will send forth the
voice of Virginia chime in with the united expression OF
the whole South in demanding prompt and equitable adj
usnisnt of the relations between the different sections Of
the Union and forever.
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IN CHANCERY-V VIRGINIA :-Giouces,er Circuv Superior
cour, Of Law ard Chanesyy. October teun 1919.
Robcr Bland in his own right and Mar Hackney
others, coMIlalHants:
against
Peer Kemp and Oswald Kemp Executors Of Edwari Waller
ceased Benjamin Waller and John Waller his right AMI
for George Waller and The said George Waller Defendants
Tie defendants Benjamin Waller joins Waller and George Waller
and John Waller Trustee Tor George Water against whom the plan
rs. sill failing appear an! the plaintiff.
their bill il taken confessed the SAID and ts
this day b heard upon The bill cxhibi
answer defendants Peter Kemp and Oswald Kemp Erecl
Edward Waller, deceased with the replication and
counsel consideration whereof the adudsc
that the said Peter Kemp and Oswald Kemp
Charles W Montague who appointed Commlssi
purpose. their transactions Executors E
Waller. deceased, taking which account the said Comni
directed 10 Tlma iace correct but liable TO be
charged aud iaSlrd proper testimony account which
settled h the said Executors before Commissioner
County Court Of Gloucester admitted
record OF this and the
doth further order that the said Commissioner do
personal remaining belonging the the Ei~a'
Waller deceased including the debts due tie and
showing debts due from the said
and Also said Commissioner enquire and this Cour
probable annual attending the support aud maintenance
The Raves Isaac Esther accordance with the provisions
Edward Waller. deceased which said several accounts IL
required audit and settle. and repor
with specially stated deemed pertinent by
by either o the hc stated and takls
authorized
either hem uch competent Witnesses may be producede
them solemn .n .n;c1saoacs filed touching the su
matter . al
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NEGRO HIRING

yISlIE again offers has h friends ani the pub
the lie pledges h,n
sell 20 his best the OF those who
hun with their business an special attention
soe during sickness lie hopes FROM experience yea
be able satisfaction lie Will also attend renting
and collecting Claims entrusted 10 his
I- Office The old stand of Dahney Cluhon Of Mar
AMI 10Th STREETS opposite the Cry Hotel
Dec EDWARD DlBSEY
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it has been reported that duel had occurred between
Col Weller and Mr.. Gray and 5r Grays own version Of
the aray having appeared in ths newspapers, we ex-
tract the following from letter 10 the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer from officer Of the boundary commission, that the
public NAV know the whole facts connected with the matter
am greatly c:ed To be the channel of unpleasant intel
igence his numerous friends in Ohio but il will doubtless
reach the States and possibly il prcndccd shape therefore
inducing me mention that the afternoon of The 2Oth
Col Weller shot through tie thigh prcy seriously
wounded with pisto-bad but not dangsrouslyby Mr.
Gray the United States surveyor The latter had Just come
in with Col Coe from exploring trip across the coun-
try about half way to the Colorado and had reported that
he had discovered and favorable route over, which Is
much nearer than the old Colonel Weller in the pre-
sence Of large number OF friends testing with Mr..
Gray in the best hymor ridcuing the idea Of his having
made any discovery Gray was Intoxicated and taking
everything in earnest pronounced the Coonefs nsnuaon
false When demonstrated with he became emphatic,
and again. obnoxious manner, declaring il false
hood On repeating il third time the Colonel struck him
blow and parties n!eered in which short interval Gray
drew his pistol and fired before any could defeat his rur
pose the Colonel narrowly escaping fatal wound He is
doing very we'll and under Old ldicre's" care will be
about again In few days
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APPOINTMENTS By THE GOVERNOR OF VA.
W. VI. Parsons OF Jefferson CITY. Missouri, and Caleb
Logan OF Louisville Kentucky 10 be Commissioners in Their
respective States take Acknowledgements and proof o.
deeds, &c
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IN CHAECERY-vIRGISIA Az an intermediate EN- sgs
cour Of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit heda ne -
House. in the City OF Richmond Monday, November @
Eliza 4 Carney,
against ~ Pos
G. C. Miller infant under ago VI twenty year h'
Roberts his guardian al itcm assigned TO eiel Miller
suit and Dabney Miller Executor Of his father
deceased . = Me-. paT"
Il being suggested the Corr that tho defendant
ell above infant defendant. has attained his ~. a,: .a-
ordered thai hIs proceed hereafter q MI
G Miller adult defendant; ard the said ascsiins .
e having entered his appearance and given ,opang
tile Assembly and the rules Of tins Court ana nj. Conmot
satisfactory evidence that he is nhaolaa !, ceed Ia:
wealth. the motion OF the plainT By her ~ Feb.ll.y nf
and answer The bill of The plaintiff and t sa bs CIV Of NC
forthwith inserted in newspaper pnbheG n, 'front.' door Of
mond, for months successfully, and posted Ta.
State Court House the said RoBERrs Clerk
Nov 8-<wAa PONHATAN NoD
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THE LOUISA RAIL ROAD.

From the following letter. which has been furnished for
publication il will appear that this important work is rapidly
progressing toward completion The details annexed We have
no doubt will be perused With the veiest satisfaction BY
every friend OF internal improvements:
EsGISEER's OFFICE JuscrIos,i
December l7th lS49.
To WM c. WIcxHAM, Esq.
Dear Srln reply 20 request for information as to The
progress made and probable cost and time OF completion oil
the Eastern Extension Of the Louisa Rail Road beg leave
to inform YOU that the actual Of work done the
line is considerable and that the work s going on steadily
From the JUNCTION Hanover Court House distance Of
O. miles grading Of the road with exception Of halt mlc
and the dressing off the work before laying down the super
structure is finished The snperstrcturc on three miles Of
this distance is laid and the cars passing over IT, The f-
Der for the remainder of the distance is nearly all delivered on
The Road and hands busily engaged in laying ii down.
Should the the weather prove favorable and admit Of the
adjustment of The Little River Bridge and The completion oi
the pcrs and abntents for the South Anna Bridge without
much interruption We expect 10 run the ears to Hanover
Court House by the middle Of April. The timber for TINS
bridge all sawed and ready for framing and at Hanover
Cour, House. the depot and water station Is completed
From thence the summit 81 miles from Richmond, and
distance Of la miles the work OF grading may be con
4dsred hs done For this portion Of ,'ie road
sufficient for miles OF track :,
done either grading supcrstructure; however has
been determined the heavy rail this part of the
road the timber necessary for this kind Of track be OBJ
tanned any time the grading will be ready to receive II,
which, from arrangements made and entered into within
the month with responsible contractors will be not later
than the first day of June The whole road have
every confidence in saying, will be finished byJuy next in
time certainly carry down the next crop OF wheat. The
Depot in Richmond being built and will be completed
in January next. The whole distance from the Junction
10 Richmond consequence detour made 10 reach Han
over Court House frcigh, business of 100 600
buehes of grain will be twentyseven and quarter miles,
Fomhe progress made the work. not only in grading
sonry and sperstrucrc but also in the settlement OF land
damages nearly hrnoghout ,fe ahole line of road, the
amount of work remaining TO be done cacnacd from accu-
rate data the increased ros of Inc bridge
over Little River and using heavy rail seven miles Of
the road am satisfied cost will not exceed S2OO00O.
an. respectfully, your ob't. sery's. W. a. kUPEk
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GLOUCESTER tOuRT House, December H. leig
The parties 10 the above Will please takr notice that shall
the 18th January. $50. Office Gloucester Ho
the hours OF In the forenoon and ~ the afternoon Of
day. proceed take the by this decree rcquir
me- when and where ey required attend before w
papers a oeT TESTIMONY! enable 10 perform said du
AMI il said al! be taken that day that The al
thereof will De- adjourned tom dag day and tre time Unit th
i completed c W MONTAGUE
Dee l>-cwiw opccil. tommisS0d
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TIIOS o COGBILI., c. e
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

All creditors Of Matthew Pierce dec hereby notified appsr
before office IN the city Of Williamsburg before c
lat day OF February 1850 and exhibit and prove their Claims betc
him. else they viii be excluded The benefit Of , above decree
Dec il-rw-w WV MOODY. VI e.
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L. Is. S. CARY, d. {
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE


I msr Of s .al a e upon ' '0'' ''
,,,,,,c,,>.,.n. <,r,o,
,. =. .uM i, nls > VI ~ r,' ls,o
The Pales ,he ah9S cause will Please t'ss notice 1a shall
between The hours Of - N 'a forenoon af Y The aSrooa o. ~
cay Moceea ase e sS's " ms ase'es iuta
Iait IA. o.ef 10 eane me- 10 lerrim my SAD a.
hereof vii S adjourned rom ay 10 ay and re % ms un 1
are '"'Aite'ei l. !" 'i t au.L
..tn1s,E:sa -1llGAlA A. = ,:lo1u, Superior ,y.o Il
Law ana cAacs conauea X atoglnsn, ard hoIdss &,
!" si en- IA "Wednesday the ih day of NoFculSer, s:9
against
mnsnol Of Ma.eS Pierce and chcr. '''' psienla
Amongst other things. Jecreed follows ortn!
that .he said rouns oer do cas. al asereen, u be published
10" eight weeks IN The Richmond Enquirer newspaper published
he d Eican@ai person =.
SANE .ai commissioner before be- lat day
s Ssa b ,f 1 y y 81 rs no eSs 1
the benefit . ,h- decree
"'' '''' ''''''"
CONN, cSoMNISsloNEE's OFFICE FI,l I
All Creditors Of Matthew Pierce decd hereby notified 20 appear
s'S's % r.sss nj ssn PfsSs
Zee INV . - %9T -, ,5
fee Of The county Cou powha,an nom the 9Th the irh d'
OF Noycnhe I>i', Inclusive n r,, ~, 49,, r,
Agains ,.... =. . , Viii. v,.,
- lltmlin ard Srg.ne h' Ne formerly Virginia Mieiaui
ma9h , ,iGan ho ~ s w. Ht - neI ,y Ma,
Rebecca Wooon sally Ann Wo,1n Jaob iIaiyburoa ami M
'"' " "' "'e '''"e's 'a'' u '''""e' -"' H.,
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ihI Ia;s ti ~ 'i 'ain'' " - y '' 49,, =
NJ i,'D'n ~ ,,i"a ~ Si'' isngei, - Mp ~ Vs. NJ
"e', ih'Iht Keel Ma'e M'h's, Nlah nit!tt' i n'! ~
l+rea hs WE. s's An "o"oa an fen'as s%.hi u,
huitu uieT afcdG'e ai erA scrut'! ar'hl- " W stu "
scGhy the ;ts Court and appearing slsory e
ordered thai hey do appear here on or before the r,t Monay j.
ntly and the plaintiffs hill and that cory OF t.
orlsr be nrhw! inserted IN Newspaper published the ca!
Richmond for csn weeks successfully, and that arr copy ~
The Lo" The Court House sonr
court iay Copy-re'r:
N'r. 9-rwSw WV. y bAN'k'rH
r., .u, >,.-.., ,iRc,\i. :, p,I.s ..lJ =, IN. a., 4
~ ~ ''h 'N'' II it''t% n'i' a. '"'
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yembcT. 1917
Thomas nearen parolia Dcaron Mary Dearen and Hal
riet Draren, Pantifh
John boiling Sheriff Amelia Administrator with M v.
annexed Elizabeth nearr decd AugusM Dearen and 4n'
10 C. Dearon. Defu -
The De..nan,s Augustus AMI AphonLo c Dea' 20
having appearance AMI i'sn security ACCORDING
act Of Assembly and the Rules Court and appearing E ne
bro nor inhaan,. this Commonwealth is ordered Tia ne
nppea the first day o February Court next AID
b Of the planf and ha, copy Of this order be pubhe
n.w,pa ,r printed IN Richmond week for months t
svely, and posted at the oni door Of tho Court House Of M
Copy-Tes,s. H. u LEi"h
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Tho defendant John II Berry, hay entered his aparan
according the Act Of Assembly and the Kues
this Court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence TIA; he 3 NOV
nhaan. this 1t ordered tina; the SAIL dss
John Berry appear the rules BE- holden for me
said Court, the Monday January and answer the s!
Of tie pa,A- aud copy this oier DO forthwith inserted
published ia tho city OF RchIot Tor ' mIhS
successfully and that another be- posted the front door o. W
oct E-cw2,n LOFTS p ROGERS. G. y.
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CHANCER -NiK1INli AT ru.c' ltd IN Tie 'lriks 90
flee the county Court Powhaon, the 9Th the trh
OF November sis. inclusive.
Silly W SWAMI Randolph Newton md Richard Rslne and Eliza
beth his vile, Plaintiffs,
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IN Observation-Disclosures: Ar Rules hold In The Ger, ; .
fee o tc CIRCUIT Superior Court Of Law AMI ChIEcory No
ampua County. Monday. the 2ih day icmber l55
BAIL I Elder, Joeih Elder, and Thomas II Mathers me
Plaintiff
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

iIIE FuRE,r FUNERAL she was tur rh,Id, ulh
urs.rs oi 0oua hirk han ling over her pillow. Her
eve Jak aud p,"rrng aud rs 1t met nine che
ted ghiiN, bot IookHg up, smiled ! spoke to her IA
h"r, "d Iurnug 10 her. asked her If she knew her
dUion
- kuuw hn ny Redesmnr lvch' said she In n voice
whose melody wos like Ilr sweet STRAIN of the Eionn.
You uhy irUgnr that The STARTED mr aud with
lew "nltS Of his inp'', TUNED from her. A half
hour pissed aud 1he spoke in that deep rch mo
oduus Voice.
'Falrm am co'd--Iir down beside me- and the Old
man bay down by hl' dl ma child nnI sm tw,nud her
nnund his hrrk. md murmurUd in d. uary voice,
dear father. dear Idrhm'
Wy chId, said the uan, 'dol tho food seem deep
to tnsr'
'N,y, father. NJ, soul il strong
! ';c' 81 ,hou the ohrr siue
! 50" father, aud It. blnhs lrncn with immortal
", ue.'
'l--arcst thou the ,oce If its nhh~u."
i hear ihr" G.rh"re voice or aug". falling iron,
tCr in the .li and n4h no-- aud they call nc
Her voice. ton, father Ola! heard lhrn.'
t Doth sho speak 20 rhru!'
| 'Shc spnakrlh N luHus most heavrnlN'
'Duih he sTHr!
'An angel .,nlo hut a cold, calm sulo -4nu' ntn
cod Father, lhore Is d mist Ia The roOa luu'!l bu
lunrS.
( is thi, DEATH rthcr''
| 1T js death. Mary.
, 'i'hank God =
| Sahhah evening came and slow, sad pocesnion
wound through the forcsl lhe hllIe srhoo house,
There, with slnPIc lrrs, the clergy nmn Performed hi+
dnTy and went 10 the grave The procession wa' short
There were hardy mrn and rough, W shooting ukels,
and sonr with rife. rhor -hu.'hrtS. Eu, ,gu warm
hearts g,c beaul, 10 their firrs hcy stood III
ont s"nce by me grave. The liver murnurrd aud the
birds sang. aud 50 we buried her.
| saw the O. down from hr tame spot ard the
.lars bright H. Eoro rfi--frr a,wa,s had an idea
'hAt the grave ynId the nearest place h,0,cu
mid Milh old Sm hnuaS iIOwu luv0 10 see i
"hurh in grave yUrd, for PISS through tine
Oace "l grr'rS to the temple Of God IN unlh, ~ we
M"sl pass though The ga \" 10 The t,upe VI God On
! h.h