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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-29
So KING TKADE-Io53.


HDY packets and steamers from Liverpool and
- Havre, we are receiving our spring ImpOr-
tatious, of BRITISH FRENCH and GERMAN
GOODS purchased for cash in the various En- gltsh
and Continental markets, comprising very lar. e
and splendid assortment smong which are varie
ty OF new and beautiful styles of Ladies Dress
Goods.
And by various arrivals from New-YoIk and
Boston, we are receiving orr stock of AMERICAN
FABRICS, the whole comprising one of the largest
and most attractive assortments we have ever been
able to offer.
Our stock has been purchased under the most
advantageous circumstances, aud oy the LIST March
will De entirely complete; and respectfully So
lcit the merchants OF Virginia North Carolina and
Tennessee ID give it an examination, with the as.
surance that Goods will be sold as low Is they
can be bought IN any market in this country.
We have also hand large and fashionable
stock of READYMADE CLOTHING, manufac
tured at home, under our direct srpervision with
the aid OF the most experienced cutters. We have
made such arrangements in this department as en-
abies us to compete fully with any clothing
establishment in the United States.
Ey@ The whole will be offered at prices satisfac
tory to the purchaser, and upon liberal terms.
fe % KENT, PAINE ii KENT.
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MJ ATkh C..USETS, bATHINW FIA'
w TURES, &c-We are now putting up all
kinds of Water Fixtures. such as Water Closets,
Bath Tubs, Stationary Wash Stands, and every
other description of fixture for hot and cold water,
which we viii putup in the very best manner and
at the lowest rates. Those in want of any OF the
above fixtures, would do we'll to call and leave their
orders with the underlined
G. e. A. BARGAMIN, Jf,
an 12-lm Corner Main and l(lth streets,
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HATS AND BOOTS.
Opinion of the Press.

From the Fjscashe Democrat, ApTu |, 1853.
"By the way, we would say a word for on friend,
John FL Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, to
those gmog TO Richmond, and wanting on landing
there, brush up little. Just think OF the lines.
kind of Hat for So so, and fine eaifskin sewed
Boots tor So 50 He promises to do This. and Wa
know ne can, for him do it. an -
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LII SMALL BOYs.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9Th
IL street, between Grace and Franklin-MJ
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cisl attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation.
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, mag be always
seen at the Dispatch office. My Rnle is peremp
tory, but as gentle as possible oc9
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{ ATTENTION, 4th COMPANY Ist
"a BATTALION, AND ID AID 41H COMPAEIES
HI OF % BATTALION or THE 18TH REGI.
~ MENT VIRGINIA MILITIA The 4th Com
pany date Capt T Starka's) Isl Battalion will
Hill Taverp) at O'Clock NJ; and the I'd Com.
pany Gate Capt Bsrram's) "a Battalion, on TO
MORROW, at o'clock n1 and the 4th Compa.
ny (B w S,arke's) I'd Battalion, on SATURDAY,
the 30th inst, at clock NJ at same place.
B. w. STARKE, Adjt
Commanding the above named Companies
aD 26-5t*
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hOEGET q ANDEhSUN. Uphofsfef.
IL ers and Paper Hangers, Corner Of Go.
vernon are ankiin Streets, have now in store
their Sprns Stick Of French and American Paper
Hanpi1gs Borders, FireScreens and Curtain Pa.
pers making a complete and elegant assortment Of
ali the various styles in use. AIso, large variety
OF Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with general assort
ment of Curtain Goods, Cornices aud Trimmings
Also Curled Hair ard Shuck Mattresses; with ma
nv other articles in our line, all OF which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstsring executed at the
shortest notice In town or country.
NH 30-3m
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Nsis NEW HUsIC.-P. II TAYLOR has
MI ~ just received, a part of large collection,
3sSgsIs the following new pieces OF Music
Songs.
You Ask me if Love You.
Come and Pil Give You Rest.
The Twilight Song.
I'm Going Home.
My Old Kentucky Home Good Night.
Memories of Youth.
They Say Must Not Sing Of Love.
| Had a Gentle Mother.
At his Music and Piano Store,
ap 20 $50 Main street,
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CARRIAGES, CARRIA GEs.

cgEEL CARRIAGES, CARR GhS.
SSxet> The subscriber has hand, al bis
Coacn making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
betWeen Main and Cary, Q3h and l4th streets,)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, kuggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies all of his make of the best materials
and wcrsmauship-al of which will be sold as low
good WORK OF the Kind can be In the city OF Rich.
mond and respectfully asks a call from those in
want of any article in the Carriage line as am de-
ternned to make to order aud sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold, that is new,
ranted.
an 4-d6m MICAJAH MANGIIM
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II ASDsOME FUkNITURE.-Ine SUB
L scriber has on hand a handsome assortment
OF Mahogany and Walnut Be5steaos; Dressing
Bureaus; Nardrobes, Wssnstands, &c. Aso, a
few IrGn Reds,eads-to which be invites the eI.en.
tien Of those in want of something hsndsome as
well as durable, a, bis Paper Hanging. Uphoister
Ing and Furnishing Ware rooms, No lao Main ST.,
corner of 18th. WILLIAM BOOTH
B Always on hand and made to order, Shuek
curled Hair and Spring Mattresses, Lounges, &c
&c spE7-6t
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ap I2-lm Corner

I UMBER.-20,O00 feet /, IL, 2 and 81 inch
IL Rock Maple for machine purposes.
10000 feet /, 1t, ~ 2. 3 and inch young and
tough Virginia Ash suitable for coach snd carriage
makers, car builders, &c.
$4,000 feet dressed Wilmington inch Flooring.
$4,000 feet do BALTIC Ii do do
100000 feet common Plans and various other
kinds of hard Woods and Lumber which is offered
to the trade, and for sale to responsible persons
on accommodating terms, by
apII BELVlN & PARKER.
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81 ECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE,
raHE@EN ~ HsNG,a
VIRGINIA AND North CAROLINA
'rei2ht. Package ana Parcel Fxnress

VIRGINIA AND North CAROLINA
Freight, Package ana. Parcel Express,
Per Steamships ROANOKE GAd JAMESTO wv.
TA The PrOprietors having bought
Ssxsx<sYz, out TIE entire lnteredt OF )1ges Vlr-
gllla auu North Carolina Express and made ar.
rsagemerts with the New York md Virginia Steam
sfp Company, for the transportation of their TX.
press bstween New YORK and Richmond, take
pleasure n informing the Merchants and public
generally OF Richmond, that they are now pre-
pa9d to transport with care, and under charge Ct
sps cal messengers every description of Freight,
vs-0sole Packages, lewelry, Specie, Bank Notes,
EZe1@n2es, &c; the execution Of all orders, Lar ge
O. SINAI With promptress and Il ielity, and at the
very lowest rates. Our long experience in the TX.
press business, North and East our ample means,
ao''N? aao discrimination 20 make this Express the
pofulsE one Of Virginia and North CarnTius. we
FS VIII be sutncient guarantee 10 ire Merchants
OF Ihs city 10 enhance their own interest hv giving
u La'I snare OF their patransSe and the Pf0prie
=, HhNae on tntlF psrr, general satisfaction
mex patrons, both In regard TO the exoedi,;np nj
I1eif goods amp the economy of Their cbsroas
". PARlSEH
J. II. KING,
FroPTetors, New York
WIN. l. MAUI AGENT
,t,- Feeris street. ole door from MAIN
G1 I'm under Toler d, Cooks Office.
not R.-acCiuug's ismily and scoiis1iI7e ex
"a gu e'hae Flour. fresh supply mat ia.
c7 Fen. b. d tor sale by IT w TIfRgiN t'
- - -o-,2aa tisin st between 9Th and 9Th
Am FtGEs, Of Ihe r7osI popular aud
g. taao'e amos such as McLanes Perrv,s Dea !
go; Rec Worm Destroying Drops Feasas,oop,a
siss,als worm Killer, the safest snd Les, in
a, "a" " Z j PI0OT
Druggist
IN 000 LTNCHESRG cor 20
DsoOO BONDS for ssie by =
9e@S 4 W.PURCELL & CO.
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.HISA, ChOGkEkY q 6LAssWAEF-

CHINA, CROCkERY SE tIA..W..-,--
70 l.; HlCksOa, importer and 80 80.
dealer In English French and Amer IN
~ lean China, Crockery and GAS. ~
&c., pare .,s 9ountry dealers and house 80
advantageous arrangements in buvjng ~. c llon
hs will be enabled 10 sell low "i' "ooos,
Waters, Trays, Spoons Kztres and F,rE, r..
tors Look'HS Glasses, with variety of FAM, a.
$500. NH l4-tf
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.uexE*s1 PIANOS.-P. II. TAYLOR Ia
800 constantly receiving elesan, and
o. ID Il Jp!ain Pianos from the popular ma
skers, Nunns e. Clark.
These Instruments received the great gold msdar
prize at the "Worlds Fair" London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the first prize at the
American Institute Fairs In this country. Thew
combine all the modern improvements with the
MetG4ac Frame and patent ODer strings. and ara
confidently recommended for snsstasss of tone s9d
great durability, which quality will be appreciated
In the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P. II. Taylor has sold these Instruments IN this
city for the sst seventeen years 70 the entire ssts
faction OF his numerous customers.
TT Old Pianos taken IN part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, Che largest and bess
collection in the Sta.e) Violin and Guitar Strings
Victims and Gsisars of the best quality, at low
prices- P.H. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
oc5 100 Main street, opposite the HANKS
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ID -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR


VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR
A Freight Car. arranged for the purpose, VIII
A run with the Glaii train daily, Sunday except
ed for the more speedy transportation of Mills,
Butter fresh Meats, and other pershable articles,
aud packages ofnlerchandise, &c.
special Agent will accompany the car to attend
to the receipt and delivery OF articles at the several
depots. All articles must be put up securely, vita
their weight and destination marked taereoa, and
be in place before the arrva! Of the train at the de-
pots in the country.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be sent there betUee1e Il NJ and 5 p
NJ. eccOrnUanied by TWO tickets ststlng u what
place they are to be sent, by whom and to whom Ii
the articles received correspond sith the tickets
one will be signed by the Agent IT the depot and
delivered TO the person bringing the articles and
the other retained
AnAgent will be in attendance at the Richmond
depot from A NJ till NJ, for the delivery of
cles brought by tie Express Cars.
The freight on all articles must be paid in ad.
vance, and article will be tassu Tor any turnout.
TABLE OF RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and Packages.
Single packages, not exceeding five pounds
ill weight, for all distances 25 cents
Packages weighing over nye pounds and
less than fifty pounds, for all distances. 80
Packages over fifty pounds and less than
IUOpouncs- -oU
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight
between Richmond and LouiSa C. Il, per
1oO JCuAOo'.- -OO
Richmond and Gordonsve per 100 los. 90
do MeeChum's River do do is
Butter, Lard, dressed Fowls and Fresh
meats, and Fresh Fish, packed in Box
es or Baskets.
Is cents per 100 pounds for all distances; no
charge to be less than IS cents
Fruits and Vegetables.
feF ou5aei cents
Oyaters-By special agreement
E. II. GILL,
aD lin Supt Trans oortation
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PIAnOFORTEs-N Ar.
$500 4srivaIs.-NASH L. WOoDHOGsE
n 1Esgie Square, have received by "a,
syeral late packets a number of eIe.
sautly toned Piano Fortes, with 81 and oc.
laves Ia beautiful Rosewood Cases. NH 70
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M CHI ma HALEY N.
- ships Tonsnonda and Amsricss
HT #Xf-T1 rom Liverpool, the subscri5ey i.
AlzMt&x8H 10 receipt Of his Spring rnno,,.
AEx non of China and Fnrthan'
HINA uAI.I

tories, and by the PACKETS from New ynrs ass
Boston, his supplies Of Glass, Look;n aa
- S' as ss sancy foods, &c. Having ons
which are many new and desirable osttsrn 70
his whole stock having been purchased 49, aa "a
recent rise in Earthenware and Glass he = 'as
offer great Inducements to those In want ~ s. 70
article in his line. BUGH W.T. rr ssJ
mn 15-2m No 20 u.LA'
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CABINET FURNITURE.-JAS. w. RAW.
- LIhGS has just opened the eommodious store
on Franklin street, next to PesTces Ha. store NEAR
the Creek, with a isTge assortment OF warranted
made Cabine. Furniture, which ne cEers Al The
most reasonable prices. Furniture repaired in
dweilings at his sscre, al the ST ortess notice
an of-lWE
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VIRGINIA.-A.a circui. cour, of the city of

VIRG1NIAs- -At Circuit Court of the city of
Richmond, held at the state Courthouse ia
Palmer and John Enoers executors of John En-.
ders deceased Plaintiffs, aeans; Joseph Stega
and Jane T, his vile, in her individual right. and
"a guardian of Sarah Hunter and Mary Dabney
Gathrignt, the said Sarah Hunter and Mary Dabney
Gathright, infants under the age of tweutv-one
years, by Writ Roberts, their guardian ad Ltfm,
assigned TO defend them in this suit, aud Isaac
doddin, late sheriff of the county Of Henrico, and
as such, administrator de bonis non of Dabney
Gathright, deceased Defendants
The said Court did, amongst other things, decree
as follows:
sand it appearing to the Court that more than
two years have elapsed, since the qualification OF
John Enders, deceased as administrator of Dab
nny Gathiight deceased, on the motion Of Jane
Siegai, distri5utee OF the said Dabney Gathri2ht,
by counsel 1t is ordered that the creditors of The
said DabDey Gathright, deceased, do, on the TWEEN
tieh day Of May next, show cause against The pay
ent and delivery of the estate of the said Dab ey
Gathrght deceased, TO his distributes and thst
copy of this order be published once week for
four weeks, in the Richmond Dispatch, and also
that it be posted at the front door OF rhe Court,
house of the Court of Hastings for the city OF Rich
mond on the first day OF two successive terms OF
the aaid Court"
Teste,
L.W. CHAMBERLAYNE, il, Dep. Clerk.
aee-lawfwF
TVHh FINE ARTISTIC TIE ADMI :
Il RERS OF WELL CUT HEADS OF. HAIR
The occupation of the subscriber leads him, daily
to meet with Heads of Hair cut in the best style, at
the very seats of Fashion.
The perfection of the polite arts consists in ex
preston, the magical influence OF which Is ad'
stressed either to the ear, in modulsted sound, or
to the eye in form color, attitude, &css But the
Aal expression of nature is wild and 1t can on
~ be sottened by those touches Of art which I'M
part grace and dignity to the features No art is so
successful in this that which the subscriber pro.
fesses, namely: Hair Cutting and Dressing; in
other words the sktful arran GENE Mt of those lux
urions tresses with which nature has decorated
the seat OF human intellect. Every painter and
sculptor, as well the subscriber, is aware that
the expression of the human countensnce is, in a
great degree, dependent upon this arrangement OF
the Hair, and they always pay strict regard to it.
The subscriber may always be found at his Dres-
sing Room, on the basement story of the Tx
change, next to the front door, wher8 ne will al
Ways be pleased to receive visitors and TO give tbeI
Heads either fashionable a classica expression
as they may desire.
ap l5-3taw3w I.OMAX B SMITH
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Ia MERCHANT TAlLORIaG.-Ire
IA undersigned begs leave 10 inform the pub
Vf lie that he has on hand fine assortment of
Cloths, Cnssimeres and Vestings,
which ne will be pleased TO make up in best style
and on reasonable terms
He takes this method of informing bis friends
that he has secured the services OF Mr.. WILLIAM
ALLEN, so long and fsvoIably known as a Her.
chant Tailor in this city; and every exertiou will
be made 10 give satisfaction to those VINO may ia
vOr us with their patronage.
He has on hand good assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in this city which he
will sell on the most liberal terms Please bear in
mind the Clothing being made here gives employ
msnt to our own people, VINO expen1 their cara.
lngs among US. w Fl. EENSON
Having connected myself with Mr.. W FL b. |
spec!fully ASK the patronage OF my friends and
customers. w. ALLEN
ap27-ts
Wing asd Enquirer will copy times
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ksss EYE WATER.-Fullers "Aqua
kz~ Opthamia," or celebrated Eye Wafer,
#AS prepared from an old Scotch Recipe Tor
the certain cure OF sore or inf me-
Eyes or Eyelds, or any weakness Cf the Eyes, is
acknowledged by all who have used it to be far
spperiorto any other Eye Water now in use, and
approved by the medical faculty generally for sale
by R. K. DUVAL u BRO Druggi.ts,
ap 70 100 Bank Square.
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Ia;o CaEAP CASH HAT AND CAP

2zssso CHEAP CASH HAT AND CAP
- Establishment, No. ISL Broad street,
A5hockoe Hill. Spring fashions for 1853,
rn9leskn sill black ana dra5 Beaver Hats Pana-
ma Leghorn, Panleat and every variety of sum
mer Hats | will sch low for cash, al wholesale
or retail. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
call aud examine my assortment,
SD lift a. L. BFTTY
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Mss. HARRIET BEECHER STowE's CHART
Ty-rner. was recently a family of thirty
sllves in Virginia whicn the owner offered TO
sell into freedom at very s'.all price, aud
some bene, olent parties in Philadelphia under.
100 TO raise the amount by subscription. The
facts were presented BY letter to Mrs. Sig our.
nev, WAC immediately enclosed twenty FIVE
dollars for the object. Mrs Harriet Beecher
Stowe was also written TO, and OF course she
responded by sending very large amount of
money for the GLORIOUS purpose" She had
iust realized an immense fortune by her abo.
liyorism; she was on the eve Of starting for
Eugland, TO be feted by the Duchess Of Sather-
lard, and caressed by the hand OF the nobility,
ana OF course she gave very large sum 10
purchase these thirty slaves. No, good reader,
STE gave not one cent. She sent back letter
fC. OF sweet sympathy, Astounding with the
charity Of advice and approval, but as empty
OF money as her own face is OF shame at The
contemplate part she is now playing in Eng
land Of forging States evidence as alnst her
caUutry. No. she had no money for ''Ihe poor
slave" As her eminent friend and co'laborer.
MIR. Amndab Sleek, would say, 1T is not in
our way" Her mission is 10 make money
out of rrgro philanthropy, and rot for it,
National Democrat.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

very simple Fire Annihllator, for domestic
use, is described in the Troy Budget, by an in
sutance agent ia that city. Hear, and save you'
houses:
Why will not people avail themselves OF
modern discoveries, to save their property rom
fret A package OF two or three pounds OF sui
phur, disposed of in such a manner as TO be
tarown into The FIRE soon after its commence,
ment, before air rushes into the bui ding. "in
arrest the tire, as surely as water; and IS oelle'
than water, when ,arnishes or resinous gums
are burning. -
Oxygen and sulphur have so strong an am
nifty that IN the combustion OF sulphur the oAy'
gen OF the atmosphere is converted mo su,
phurous acid gas at which point ire Is arrested;
ii tested this principle anu mercy s".eu
nv property some wears since, an account OF
wbich / gave throlgh your columns at the time.
ltis imuussiuIe 10 corrective how much human
suffs,ing mig hi have been avertei had tEals ug'
resIion been attended to by ship and boat own
srs never read TIE accounts OF the terrible
loss of buman life on board ships and steam
eTs, without thinking that they night have been
snyed b, package OF birthstone IN the fire.
>
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A New Way to Collect an Old Debt
Prom a mobile l.eIIer 70 N. Orleans paper.

From Mobile Letter to a N. Orleans paper.
An add monetary Transaction has Just
r,nne 10 my knowledge, h,rh may ainuse
YOU.
Massinger. the old poet. taught us a
new way !" pay old 'Iehis; buI we have
an Alshamisn who lately put in praclire a
new way Ia collect old debts. which. il
moi as dramatic, was quite AS effective.
lI,ongh. perhaps. The mode coul,i NOT find
SANCTION 10 any rode. save ,hr law of ne
ressiiy.
Ned is = clever. sl,rewd iradpr--miril,.
fsl. farelinus. and industrious wiihal. for
he never lived by his wis. though pos
<essed al considerable Stock. All of
these. John Hays was mt. Tie was plan
sible, irirky, aud evidently dishones'.
Ned held an acceptance of his long past
dne-when SEINE neIghhor lnld him that
Jnhn had gathered together every cent
he rould raise. fauly or unfairly would
paw na one-and was of Tomorrow for
California. This was bad show f,r
Ned's .mnney lent" Force would he
verse Than uslesS, and a ruse was the lnr-
10 u hope.
.John. | hear you are of f"r the dig
gings.!"
Yes. 90 io-morow.'
Well. | should like you TO return me
that money"
81 am sorry cant. for haven't a
cent"
Nov, Ned knew his packet hook WAS
downright pl-lhuric-oyrr crnw'led.
Well. II you cant, it's bad: bu: no
reason for our fparling in ugliness. Sn
lel's take drink" Ned is capital CON.
pany-can drink his shase--and joke a
great deal more. So in pursuance of his
hunor. aud more Of his plan. he laughed
and quaflisd. s.nnke,l and jnke,l. and seem
I'd not 10 have bad debt in the world.
John relshcd lis fun murh. but his liz
aunr more; and a< his head aud honesty
aere equally weak and unreliable. he
soon hpgan 10 close onr eye. as though
hv les,rning The number nl Neas lie be-
gan 10 find beinie him. he could better oh
ru6Gtyc lie one in particular. Whether he
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old Maids.

! am lover of Oh womankind.
And maidens Old aa not old maids to me-
Though beauty flies. there sill remains the mint
And mind is surely better company.
What though the harp be new. and irimmed wit
gold.
Docs sweeier music tremble 10 its tone.
Than when the gaudy polish has grown old.
And nsnght is lrfi but sweet accord alone
Or Is The gem held in less high esteem.
Because the caskei is defsced by timei
A woman's mind priceless gem deem
Her heart harp that music yields sublime:
No wonder then tina, years hide not from me
The jewels glow-ihe harp's sweet melody.