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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-14

GEoRGlA.-The last Legislature of Geor-
gia directed the Governor to prepare block
of Georgia marble, and present it to be placed
as the contribution of Georgia to the WASH
ington Monument. The Governor complied
with the instruction, and caused 10 be inscribed
ON The block: "The Constitution as itis-the
Union as il was.p This was repugnant 10 the
nublic sentiment of Georgia, and the Legisla-
lure. now in session, has passed joint resolu-
lion ordering the block to be withdrawn and
another to be forwarded in place of it, which
shall have inscribed upon it the arms OF the
State of Georgia.
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Philadelphia of giving the child of Mr.. Mil
Ter, which she nursed, pins and needles, which
caused her death. She finally confessed the
act, and said she gave the pins to make the
child fretful, so as to cause the mother to take
it. The pins and needles were given to the
child for some time before it died. many had
been passed before suspicion of the servant
was excited. The jury found her guilty of
murder in the second degree, and recommend
ed her to mercy. The judge said he would
make the punishment as light as possible, and
place her where she would receive moral in
sruction. One of the needles had been taken
from the calf of the child's left leg, during its
Efe
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The Cows OF NoRFoIK.-The Councils Of
Norfolk had excluded the matronly COWS
those foster.mothers of mankind--from the
streets of the city and numbers Of the gentle
and ruminating kline were arrested BY the police
aud taken to the place of confinement, TO be
redeemed by their owners, or sold by the city.
The sight was touching one--it touched the
heart of the Council, and caused the milk oi
human kindness to flow. The hard law could
not stand against the tender sympashies sxci-
ted, and il was promptly rspealed--so that
Cherry, and Rose and Sukey may now stride
down Main street with their wonfed leisure and
dignity, and browse about Water street without
molestalion.
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s0 ACRES HEAVILY TIMB Erred
OU LAND, SIX MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
FGR sALE.-I am requested to sell privately, so
ACRES OF LAND in Henrico County. about six
miles below Richmond, situated on the Charles
City Road, lying well and heavily timbered, being
part of the land lately belonging to the Wilton es.
tate. For terms, apply to
ia7 JAMES M. TAYLOR
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- -.,.-oITT1ON OF COPAKTNER-

TFsUIp-Tne CopaTtnershlp hefetoIoTe eAlslllls
= ..is r;.r undrr the firm of DAVID J. SAUNDERS
< 4 SGN. i this day dissolved hy the withdrawal OF
= = s-inr mariner Tie business vii be closed (and
- r 6f the firm used for that purpose alone) by
- ,,sr1ncr Those indebted will please make pay
- nose hayin. claims viii please present them
~ -, a.-out DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
-. t'' GEO B. SAUNDERS.
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lsAAO hoohNr ELD'
Richmond, Jan. 1st 1892

THE unders igneds thankful TO his friends and
/ the punlic generally for the liberal patronage
bestowed On the firm Of Henry Resented & Bro
ther, socits continuance Of the same as he iu-
tends continuing at the old stand os Henry Rosen-
fed {, Brother, 10 Broad street, and is confident
o: giving satisfaction, he intends keeping always
on hand large AID well selected stock of Dry
Good: and Fancy Articles, which viii be mostly
purchased for him for cash by his brother, Isaac
Rosenicld. OF New York, who mas opened whole
sale business there and will be enabled to get the
best selected goods at the lowest New York prices,
all Of which be viii sell at very small advance
for casl, OF on the usual time to punct"al custom
els. HENRY ROSENF ED.
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4. III. GILL.

Grill Engineer, Land SurreyOr, and Draa4htSnan,
WILL attend to business in the line of bis pro-
w fession, in any part Of the State.
REFERENcEs-Ho John Mason Jas Brown,
Jr, Esq, Messrs. T H & Ellis, Jos. Cabell. Sid
ney Baxter, Esq's, Messrs Deane & Brown.
Union Hotel, Richmond, January 2nd, 1852.
ia 2-lm*
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ruR WEEKLY DISPATCH

:, nnbfshcd every Friday morning, and mailed
~ nn,I.KAYEAR To CLUES, for s. six CO.
, s. fr SI0 thirteen copies; for SIS twenty CO.
70, for $50 twenty copies:
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BAPTIST BOOK DEPosIToRY.-Jast

ID received, at this Bookstore, No. 203, square
above the Banks:
los copies of the Memoir Sermons, Letters, and
other writings of the late Rev. A. Broaddus.
100 copies of the Evils of Infant Baptism, by r.
B. c. Howell, D. d.
The demand for the above two works still in.
creases. A liberal discount will be made to those
who buy to sell again.
STATIONERY.-Just received, a lot of beautiful
Note Paper, Envelopes, Visiting Cards, &c. &c.
CHARLES WORTHAM,
ia .es... Depositary.
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Bank of Xirginin

Richmond, January 9th, 1852.
TsHE President aud Directors of the Bank of
l. Virginia have this day declared dividend of
d per cent out of the profits of the Bank for the
last six months subject TO the deduction of quar-
ter per cent bonus to the State, which leaves four
per cent. or So 90 per share, payable to the Stock
holders on the 9Th inst.
ia div SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
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ID ULES OF ORDER.-For sale at NOR.
IA RIS' Bookstore, 81 Main street.
manual for conducting business ia deliberative
bodies, based ON Parliamentary, Congressional, and
Legislative practice, by Benjamin Matthias A. M.
Manual of Parliamentary Practice.
Members of the Legislature and strangers visit
ing the city will find at Morris Bookstore, the
largest and most important stock of Books to be
found in Virginia, together with Stationery and
Blank Books of every description. Pianos and
Fancy Goods for sale, at wholesale and retail at the
lowest prices. ia l2
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ID EADER.-You are solicited to call at the
III clothing wareroom No. 1872 Main street, where
a rich and complete stock of clothing can be seem
call is all we ask to ensure sales. Having large
debts to lquidate this month makes us hard up :;
the goods must and shall be sold at Toner cash prices
than ever before in this city. Our stock OF Over
Goats, of al styles and grades, is large Dress and
Business Goats Pants and Vests, of great variety
of patterns; Cravats; Scarfs; Under Shirts ;
Drawers, &c, &c.
]. D. GOODMAN & co.
Ia I No. l32 Main 81, OnpOsite Eagle Snnarn
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81 FOR RENT, in the town of Manchester,
EI::sI that large and commodious house known as
the Farmers Hotel. 1t has all necessary outhouses,
and might be rendered pleasant and comfortable
residence for large family, or might be used as a
boarding school, or as heretofore, public house.
IL may be rented or leased on liberal and accom-.
modating terms. Apply to Christopher C. McRae,
Manchester, ,or Col. Ward at the Columbian Hotel,
Richmond. ja6--lm
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Richmond Post Office.
The MaiIsare received and Closed as foII0Ws:
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL via Washington

The Mailsare received and closed as follows:
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Washington City
Due daily in Railroad at 6 o'clock, z. M,
and closes daily al o'clock P. M. Except the
mails for Washington City, Baltimore, Philadel.
phia, New York and Boston, which will be closed
at A. M.
daily in Railroad cars at 6t A. NJ and closes daily
at At, P. NJ.
THE srAuNroN MAIL, via Charlottesville-Due
daily in Railroad cars at o'clock, p. M, and closes
daily at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. .'s.t eE
THE NORFOLK Cry MAIL, per Steamers, via
| City Point-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days at ?. NJ, and closes Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 8 P. NJ.
| the Grove Landing-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at P. NJ, closes Tuesdays, Thursdays
| and Sundays at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
| THE YORKTOWN NAIL, via the Grove Landing
| Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 3 p
NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays al
8 P. M.
THE CHARLES CIrY C. II. MAIL, via Swine
| yards-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
at P. NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs
| days at 6 Pm. --- .-5
| The LYNcHBuRG MAIL via Canal packet boats
| and Scottsville-Due daily Except Monday at
o'clock, P. NJ. and closes daily Except Sunday at
4 o'clock, P NJ.
~ The side Mails for all other offices fur
nished from the Canal Route, closes Monday, Wed
| nesday, and Friday, at o'clock, P. M.
The LYNcHBURG MAIL, via Danyille Railroad,
Burkeville and Farmvie-Due Monday, Thurs
day, and Saturday, at a, P NJ, closes Mon day
Wednesday, and Friday, at 6, P. NJ.
% Mails also close for Lynchburg on Sun
day, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 6, P. NJ, which
are dispatched via Central Railroad and Char
lotesviile on the mornings of Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday.
THE TAPPAHANNoCK MAIr-Due on Wednes
days and Saturdays at o'clock P NJ, closes on
Mondays and Thursdays o'clock, P. NJ
THE WILLIAMSBURG MAIL, via New Kent G. II
Due Wednesdays and Saturdays at O'Clock, P
NJ, and closes Mondays and Thursdays at 8, P. M
THE AMELIA CT. II. MAIL, via Chesterfield CT
H.--Due Mondays at 7 O'clock p. NJ, and closes
| Mondays at O'Clock P. M.
THE LOUISA HORSE MAIL, via GoodalFs, &C.
Due Mondays and Thursdays at P. NJ, and closes
| Mondays and Thursdays at p. NJ.
| to TTevi,!ian's Depot-Due Thursdays at II P Nj
| and closes same day at P. M.
HOFFICE HOURS.-From o'clock, A. NJ.
until the arrival of the Northern Mail, due at P
| NJ, after the asserting of that mail until P. M
| On Sunday from 8 to o'clock, A. ~, and from
| Z to O'Clock, P. NJ.
fEStamps for the prepayment of postage on
| letters can be had at the office.
Persons applying for letters which have been
| ADVERTISED, win please so to designate them
On all transient newspapers, and every
| other description of printed matter except news
papers and periodicals published at intervals moi
exceeding three months, and sent from the Office Of
publication to actual and bona fde subscribers post
age is required to be PREPAID when deposited
in the Office
des THOS. B. BIGGER, P NJ
W.
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NOTICE. OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ AT COST FOR ONE MONTH LONGER.-It
being impossible, account of our still large stock
remaining to effect the intended change in bust
ness we hereby inform our friends, customers and
the public generally, that we will continue to sell at
cost, and goods for less for one month longer
We have very good assortment of Domestic Goods
on hand and great many Spring and Summer Goods,
which we will open during this month; also 5000
yards Swiss, Check, Striped and Embroidered Nous
Inns at half their value We respectfully solicit call
from all those in want of cheap and useful Dry
Goods Being desirous of closing out all present
stock, great bargains may be expe ted.
l. MILLHlSER & BROTHER,
ja5-lm+ 1913 Broad Street
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" ILLIA u ALLFN
C.. WENDLlNGFR

z, " ENDLIlNNIEN,
Having purchased the interest of William Allen,
Il the .s:c irn Of Allen & Wendlinger, avail my.
self Of this occasion to inform the customers OF
the tIm and the public generally that shall ca y
On tae business al the old stand, where | will be
nappy 20 them with any article in the line OF
Merchant Tailors c. WENDLINGER.
del5-lln
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NTOTICE.-Ihe firm of ALLEN d WEND-
~ LlNGER Is This day dissolved By mutual con.
sent The business of the concern Will be closed
5y iir. WAnGLnger, who is charged with the pay
men; Of all the debts of TIE concern, and to whom
alone al payEIclt 10 the cUncern are to be made.
Al
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JOSEPH Il. kETNINGHAM is prepared t

TUSEP1 K. kEININGHAM "A is prepared to
d execute orders in every department of Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials are of the best quality;
and he latters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with con-
hdence as 10 the good charater of his work. Mer-
chants, Clerks of Courts, aud others can be sup.
piled with books of any pattern and style, at short
notice, and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
may be left at his store at the Bindery of Brown
and Keinng ghsm, over the Printing Office of Colin
& Co., opposite the American Hotel.
de Is JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM,
g26 Broad street
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oOO BUSHELS PRIME GLOVER

800 EHE6 nHfHELs PRIME GLOVER
so bushels Herds Grass
300 tierces Ground Plaster
SO bbs Tar
230 Nova Scotia Grindstones
400 sacks fine Salt
100 do Ground Alum Salt
400 kegs Nais and Spikes
80 bbls superfne Family Flour
$50 boxes Tallow Candies
80 do Adamantine do
90 do Sperm do
$50 do Glass
100 do Tin Plate
Tons block Tin
as boxes Loaf Sugar
25 boxes crushed and Pulverized Sugar
New Orleans P orto Rico and Java do
Old Government Java, Rio, Laguira and
Manila Coffee
40 sides sole Leather
IS boxes Soap
10 chests Gunpowder Tea
do Black Tea
Tredeger Iron
15o rrono ! Swe6es do
i'' A'N' ! English do
Country do
n a. Sheet do
AZ ~ Boiler plate do
Nail Rods and Plough Plates
MAYORS Cast-steel, of all kinds
German do
Is Tons ! English blistd do
American do do
lSpring do
Fer sale by
ia 3-3aw2w EDWIN WORTHAM & co.
-E HALF BBI4s. No. / Roe Herrings E.
4 - Woods brend
80 b5ls cond. Herrings, for sale low
10 bbls No. l Cut Herrings
10 bbls prime new Lard
10 bbls do Clarified Vinegar
50 frkins Mountain Butter part prime
5000 lbs Feathers
1000 lbs Wool, washed and unwashed
500 lbs Ginseng
100 lbs Seneca Root, for sale by
ia L. d. CRENSHAW g. CO.
lust RECEIVED, another supply Of CioaEs,
y which we are selling very fast We have now
in store:
Velvet trimmed French Merino Cloaks
Silk do do do do
do do English do do
Also, in store a rich assortment of
Black watered Silk Cloaks
Black Silk Velvet do
Rich she'll trimmed do
Together with variety.of other style wrappings
to which we solicit cali at
CHAs. HARTWELL & cos,
ia l2 Opposite Swan Tavern:
OVER COATS,-The subs cribers have on
~ hand larger stock of OVER COATS than
usual for this season, and wishing to sell them, will
offer them at greatly reduced prices. Members of
the Legislature, and others wishing tosupply them
selves now have IN opportunity of doing SO, much
to their advantage.
s. MERCHANT e. wEIsTGER.
No liz Main street.
Also on hand, large stock black and fancy silk
and Satin VESTS. ia 10
THE firm of J. II. WALTHALL & Co is shis
Il day dissolved by mutual consent The name
of the firm to be used only In liquidation.
]. ii. WALTHALL,
ia 10-eo2wf WM. ID. GIBSON.
DLACK MERINO CLOAKS.-Just re-
ID ceivcd, lot of Black Merino Cloaks; also,
fresh supply of Colored Merino Cloaks, for sale
cheap at C. HARTWELL g. cos
ja7 -saapposite Swan Tavern.
TOR sALE-sisa86afsle stock; 1890 Gen.
i tral Railroad Bonds.
r. II, MAuRY,
Stock and Exchange Broker,
ia7 Corner under City Hotel
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IT FOR HALIFAX, Nova ScoiIa.-
-, The brig MANILA, Capt O'BIien, Will bc
ready to sail in few days For freight Of 600 bbls
apply TO WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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FrHr undersigned having associated themselves as
FARMERS. rilder the ti,n and style OF GEORGE
= SAUNDERS & BROTHER, they viii continue
the Grocery and Commission business al the late
80 cf David J. Saunders & Son. No. $40 Broad
s.rqqr. Sbockoc HiH where they will keep on hand
4 vel selected assortment Of Groceries, which they
will s,ll for cash or TO punctual customers on the
usual tine rs low is any other establishment in the
CIV They hope hy diligence and fidelity TO merit a
continuance OF the patronage of the customers ofthe
l..fr7a OF David j. Saunders & SON, and tie public
generally GEO B. SAUNDERS
pEME-TRIES w. SAUNDERS.
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A MERICAN ART UNION.-The drawing
N of the American Art Union is again prepared
to obtain additional subscribers. All who wish to
encourage the fine arts, and at the same time to get
engravings worth more than the amount paid, az
with the chance of splendid painting besides are
invited to call and leave their names with
J. w. RANDOLPH,
ia o Hon Secratorv
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THE partne rsllip of HENRY ROSENFELD Il
| BROTHER was this day, by mutual consent,
dssJyei. Ali persons having claims against the
firm H!l! please present them to H. Resented for
settlement and those indebted will please come
forward and make immediate payment to him, as
NJ longer indulgence can be given.
HENRY ROSENFFLD,
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HE subscriber. in retiring from the Mercantile
h,sfDess tenders 10 his numerous friends his gratefu
,is,.ks Tor the liberal patronage they have so Ions
and % generously extended to him. he solicits con
tnUaRce Of their favors TO lis sons,
IA I-dl2t DAVID J. SAUNDERS.
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NO CLEKGYMEN tn R0T O Hon;

l. THE SrATE.-GEORGE M. WEST g. BRO,
will sell by auction on the night of the 22nd inst,
very large collection of valuable and rare Theo
logical Books, comprising in part the Library of
the late DR.. Graham of Hampden Sidney College.
The collection contains, among other works. Dens
Poll Synopsis, vols, folio, (parchment,) Frank.
fort, 1879; Operum D. Huldrichi Luinglii, 3 vols,
quarto, l6el and other valuable works imported
by the late DIR G.
Catalogues are now ready. Gentlemen who may
wish catalogues sent them, will please forward US
their address by mail
GEO. NJ. WEST & BRO, Booksellers,
ia Richmond Va
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FOR CHARLESTON. S. C.-The
ss-I5 superior fine fast sailing schooner USTA.
LAGO, Capt. Perry, having the greater part of her
cargo engaged, and going on board, viii sail with
all possible dispatch For balance of freight, 300
bbls apply to Captain on board, or to
ROBERT RANKIN,
jSS Corner 22nd and Water streets
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LAY $50 bales superior Northern Hay, land.
IL ing at Rockets, per shr. Gipsey. and for sale
by JNO. w. WRIGHT,
ia = Dock Wharf
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SAVINGS BANK AT PiTrsYLyAsIA COURT
HoUsE.-The Danville Register representsihis
ms titution as being in a very fourishiug condi-
ton. It's loans amount 10 about sldo,00o, se-
cured in the most responsible manner. II has
been 10 existence year. All The old officers
were reelected at the recent annual meeting.
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7 ARD OIL Superior winter bleached Lard
Ia OIL By the barrel or gallon, for sale by
BENNETT & BEERS,
ia 6 Druggists, l25 Main sire
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| Dt~~soLtTI0N.-Th co-partnership here.
do to!2fe existing between the undersigned un
S;..17 al '-e hrIn of WRIGHT e. LANCASTER. was
F,bo.ed 10 oy mutual consent on the first instant
d@ ,neI party can use the name of the firm in lou
JOHN w. WRIGHT,
r. A. LANCASTER
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'sNHE SUBSCRIBER will continue the Ship
l. Brokerage and Commission Business.
Office corner Of 22d and Water streets.
de l6 ROBERT RANKIN.
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DRIME PICKLES.-In gallon, half gallon
L quart and pint Bottles. Fresh and fine, just re-
ceived and for sale by JUAN PIZZINI,
nol3 Next to Exchange Bank.
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0ORN STARCH, for Puddings, Blanc Mango,
y Cake, Custards, &c. fresh supply received
and for sale by
je7 SEABROOK. g. REEVE
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| 'o-PARTNER RSHIP. LEWIS WERB.
=, haFl1g associated ith him lis son. LEWIS
-, -. HkbB "l!l continue the business at the old
No o. Main street. under the firm of LEWIS
""D" * sun. LEWIS WEBB,
D., LEWIS N. WEBB.
Richmond, January !. 1852.
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NEW RUSINESS.

Richmond, January lst lo52.
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| I'LL. continue the Anthracite Coal and
bv voiiiiIihission Business formerly conducted
W. t'ghI Lancaster, at their old stand, Dock
---aL --a-I | ia = JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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A GENERAL assortment of Brushes, Fancy
Il Articles, &c A fresh supply received and for
sale by
ja7 SEABROOK g. REEVE.
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DLATE WARMERs-A handsome asgort.
l. nlent of Englis h P LATE WARMERS, imported
direct, and for sale at L. GiNTER'S,
jag l37 Main street.
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NAILs.-5O0 kegs Old Dominion, Rapid Falls
~ and Door Nails for sale low by
ia 5 a. S LEE
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The UrA OF the Heart.
NJ Mss MATTE GRIFFITH.

nan in nv heart there is sacred urn
aver guard with hottest care, and keep
- the cold worlds intrusion. 1t is filled
E;tI dear and lovely treasures, that prlze
.bo,s sAs gem. thst sparkle in the wales
Of Orient climes or glitter IN the crowns
OF seeptered kings
The priceless wealth Of life
Within that urn is gathered. All the bright
Ard lovely Jewels that the yesrs have dropped
Around me from their pinions. IN the sWllt
And uoiseless flight to old Eternity,
A.. treasured there. A thousand buds and
flowers
That III. cool dew, Of lifes young morning bath
.. i,s soft gales famed with their gentle wings,
And that its genial sunbeams warmed TO hie
And fairy beauty mid the melodies
or counts and singing birds, lie boarded there,
ma dsad forever dead, but oh, as bright
Ana beautiful 10 me as when they beamed
with Natures radiant jewelry Of dew.
AID thew have more than mortal sweetness now,
For .b. dear breath of loved ones loved and lost,
!, mingled with their holy perfume.
Y.ry naiser, day and night | hide
n, boarded riches Of my dear heart-urn.
OF At the midnight's calm and silent hour,
When not a tone Of living nature seems
To rise from all the lone and sleeping earth,
I if, the lid softly and noiselessly,
Les, some dark, wandering spirit Of the air
Ps,chance should catch with his quick ear the
sound
And steal my treasures. With Gllstenlng eye
And leaping pulse, l tell them Ger and Ger,
Nu,ing on each. and hallow IL with smiles
And tears and sighs and fervent blessings.
Then,
With soul as proud as If yon broad blue sky
with all it's bright and burning stars were mine,
But With Q saddened heart, close the lid,
And once again return 10 busy life,
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Then,

With soul as proud as If yon broad blue sky
with all its bright and burning stars were mine,
But With q s,ddened heart, close the lid,
And once again return 10 busy life,
To play my part smid its mockeries.