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Possession will be glven at once, if desired.
my IL w. GODDlN Auct

M OST VALUABLE 81 ATTRACTIVE
I'VE REAL ESTATE ON CANDLES HILL,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION--Will be sold on
Tuesday Afternoon, the 18th May 1853, upon
the premises, commencing at Al o'clock 326 8. ~
feet of Ground on the West line of 3rd between
Byrd and Arch streets, running back 100 feet to
80 foot street.
Also 1854 feet of Ground on the West line of 4th
street, between Byrd and Arch streets, (adjoinipg
Pratis cot:age running back 100 feet to an alley 20
feet wide
These Lots will be divided into building lots of
suitable size, plat OF which can be seen at nv of
fee In few days. These Lots, for the most part
are justly regarded among the most beautiful
located of any other now in market, and being in
view OF the Public Square, soon to be enclosed, of
fers peculiar advantages to persons wishing cons
venient, commanding location, and a picturesque
view OF James River and the surrounding country
for miles in extent.
IERMs-Ona fourth cash; balance at g. ~ and IS
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed.
ap 26-2awl wdtds w GODDIN Auc,r
PS-lmmediately after the above sale, viii be
sold beautiful Building Lot OF so feet front on
the east line of 4th, between Byrd and Canal
mold. :. ~
Terms at SALE
nv Ia VIZ Conprn a..
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'lNO THE LAD1ks.-ATTRAC y
Il EXfRAORDlNARY.-M Il BRO,
on Broad street, having during the last week COM
pleted opening their second supply OF Spring and
Summer Goods, exceeding in variety and cheap.
ness anything ever before exhibited ia this city,
specially invite the Ladies TO give them call only
to look at the goods and the prices. Our assert
meat in Needework, Embroderies and white goods
generally Is unequaled, and our selections in Dress
Goods unsurpassed. 1000 Pointed Collars in
Cambria and Swiss at 62i, which have been sold
this season for 81; Lace Pointed Collars 37t, worth
IS; Sleeves, Chemisettes, Cambria ard Swiss Bands,
embroidel ed, hemstitched and fine Grass Linen
Cambria Hdks, very cheap; Swiel and Cambria
Edging and inserting as low as sixpence the yard;
Checked, Swiss, Cambria, Jaconet and Dotted Mus.
Inns in great variety, very low; Linen Goods of every
description for housekeeping purposes goods for
Boys wear, Hosiery and Gloves, silk twisi ed Mitts
We have not named the fttieth part of the Goods
which will be shown you with pleasure by calling
in at the store OF the undersigned. Come and see
our Ribbons il nothing else you want, il will re.
pay you the visit J.MILLHISER Il BRO,
my 10 1913 Broad street.
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q Citizens of RichmOnd.-I am candi.
date 70 represent you in the Senate of Virginia.
my 49, HENRY ABRAM
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" ORDERS NO. 9.-RIcHMoND

" s< ORDERS NO. 9.-RICHMOND
~ ENCAMPMENT, NO. 2, K. T-SIR
~ KNIGHTS Attend a mounted parade
= lin full dress) of your Encampnenf, In
Nfront of Mason's Hall, on Monday MORN
ing, the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock
The Encampment will proceed from the Hall TO
18th street, down 10Th street 10 Main, up Main to
the I'd Baptist Church, the Rev DR. HowelpD
where an address will be delivered BY N Sir, b
French thence up Main to First Street up First TO
Broad and down Broad 10 25th street, and thence
to Griffin's Spring. By order Of the 4 Z Grand
Commander. hIGdEh, Y y.
p BURTON a. Recorder. my H-2t
\,.[AAN ADDRESS will ba delivered be-
* ~ fore Richmond Encampment No 2, X. t.,
X at the I'd Baptist Church, Cthe Rev. Mr.
Howells) on Monday, the 10th inst at IL
\1'cock N, by NJ. L. Sir, B. B. FRENCH,
of Washington.
The public are respectfully invited TO attend. :.
Seats will be reserved for the Ladies.
By order of the Committee OF Arrangement
my l4-2t
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w. GODDIN. Trustee.
MWO FRAMRD TENEM

l. JOHNS STREET, DUVAL'S ADDITION,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold en-
Thursday afternoon, the 10Th May, 1853 upon
the premises, commencing at o'clock, two newly
Iohns street. Duvals Addition in rear of the Duyal
street Chapel.
TERMS -One.third cash, balance ct three and
six months with interest. secured by an approved
endorser, or title retained
my IL w. GoDDIE, AGct
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SEKtANT WANTkD.-I visa 10 hire Wo.
~ man to attend to chambers and children
white one preferred For one that will suit, a
liberal price will be given. Apply to
L. w. TOMPkINS,
my l2-4t AtRobt NJ Burtons.
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A GREAT CURIOSITY.
Exhibition for Two DAYS Only.

UhEAE CUhlOS1TL.
Exhibition for Tive Days Only,
OF SIX LEGGED cow.
THERE will be exhibited, on Monday and
Il Tuesday next, the lfth and 18th inst in
the lot near tine Capitol Square, east OF the store of
Valentine, Gresham d Co., and on the cross street
opposite the new Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr..
Moore's)
A FULL GROWN AND HEALTHY COW
WITH SIX LEGS
She is very great curiosity-a remarkable in.
stance OF freaks of nature. She was brought from
Buchanan TO this place, and mas been the object of
much interest wherever she has been-though not
before publicly exhibited.
EF Price of admission, % cents. Children
halt price.
my I3-4ts VIM c. BRAZEAT
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w. GODDIN. Aunt.
'NRsHfHsSTEE,s SALE OF LAND IN HEN

H'hUsTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN HEN
n RlCO, MILES BELOW RICHMOND-By
virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the subscriber
by VIM. II. Nuckols, bearing date on the 27th dav
OF February. 1851, SHALL 10 execution Of said trust
expose to sale at public auction, on Wednesday,
inc letn May, upon the premises, commencing at
41 o'clock In the after noon, the Real Estate con-
Veyed In said deed to wit: eighty seven 52Tl000
acres of Land lying and being in the countybf Hen
rlco, on the Darbey Town road about4 miles below
the city, adjoining the auds OF Mr. Jacobs Alice
and others There is avery fine spring OF water on
the land Persons wishing TO see the Land Will call
ON MIR Nuckols, who resides on the adjoining farm,
and will take pleasure in showing 1t.
Terms of the deed, cash. but IN requested by
the beneficiary to say that, upon one.third being
paid in cash. credit Of and months viii be given
for negotiable notes, with interest added and title
mv4 w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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A ~ n r Il Il DISCOURSE, by Rev.
"A Charles Ii. Read, on the death OF Rev. Stephen
Iayior' u. u, appearing in the May number Of the
Macfsrlsne 4 Ferguson, for sale at l2s cents per
number, by NASH d. WOODa0USF.
my l6-ltT Main street
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By WelIington Goddio.
VALUABLE NEW q ~ 11,u

' ON CARY, Between FRANK IN E.MENT
AIMS STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION w.
1e! SOLD on Tuesday Afternoon, the l7,b MAJ
$685. upon the premises, Immediately AFTER ~,
sale OF the Candles Hill property, saw al 6 o,c,a aIe
the newly.erected brick tenement ON the aouth 80
OF Cary street, adjoining the residence of NJ que
barganin, now In the occupancy of Mr.. Hlisrd
Alley The lot fronts 80 feet runs back j54 fec, ~
an alley The house has Ii rooms, and vsiI e os
fine water In the yard. VI
TERMs:-One fourth cash, balance at 6. 10 and 10
months, for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
myl4 w. GODDIN, Auctr.
VALUABLE DWELLING IN MAN.
CHESTER, WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF
HANDSOME BUILDING Let's ADJOINING.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday Aft.
ternOOn, May 3lst, 1853, will be ssId, upon the
premises, commencing at O'Clock, the valuable
residence on Jackson street, Manchester now in
the occupancy of DR.. s. Wake, together with the
vacant lot 6oining north OF the dwelling and be.
tween it and the Danville Railroad The house
will be sold with a sufficient quantity of ground
attached thereto aad the balance Of the land will
be laid of into lots of 80 leet each, fronting th
north line of Jackson street. and the south line of
new street, to be opened from Hull to Porter
streets.
This property is remarkably well located, and
from the improving condition OF Manchester,
offers advantages for capitalists and others to make
judcious investments.
TERMS :-One.fOurth cash, balance at 6, ~ and
Is months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed, or title retained
Plats OF the property can be seen in few days
at my office, and at the store of MIR. Beverly j.
Sizer in Manchester.
myl2 w. GODDIN, Auct.
GALE OF NEW FRAME DWELLING
- ON MARSHALL STREET-Wll be sold, on
Saturday Afternoon, the 2Ist May, 1858, upon
the premises, commencing at O'Clock, newly
erectedtrame Dwelling, on the South line of Mar
shall, between Monroe and Henry streets. The
house has rooms, with fire places to 6; and kirch.
en- with rooms. The whole premises are very
neatly furnished.
TERMS One fourth cash. balance at 3, 6 and 9
months, for ne gotiabe notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed, OF tile retained.
Amy ~ w. GODDIN, Auct.
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WANTED.
-3t* KERsEsX DAVIS & SMITH.

WANThD TO HIRE, two GlKLS-ope to
w Cook, Wash and Iron, and the other to do
douscvuTk. Tue best wHgcs will 90 paid to good
white Girls. Apply al the corner Of Main and LIST
streets, of
my ID 3t* MRS RIGGS
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STRAYED. from NV stable ON "a

~ @TRAYED, from my stable, on 18th
(SGMay, BLACK HORSE, four or five years
Cd, rather long and tail with blaze face and three
white legs, recently purchased from the Western
part of Virginia. will pay a liberal reward for his
apprehension and return
ROBERT G. CABELL,
my l6-ts Office under EXchansa Hntal-
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His TABLE will be supplied with the delicacies
OF the seaboard, hog fish, turtle, &c.
70 Boats and fishing TACKLE in readiness for Wis.
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LAMBERT's LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 3 North Calvert street,
RAJ TIMlRE


Opposite Barnum's Hotei9
TINE purchase or ssle of Lottery Tickets sstAin
IL the State of VirSiRfa being now IN violation OF
law, and attended with heavy penalty on con-
viction, the subscriber would respectfully sonci!
the orders of his friends and others VINO may iees
disposed to purchase. Having been resident me-; o.
pretty generally known throughout the state, ne
deems Il almost unnecessary to give any TURNER
assurance that all business cnhded to mm WIZ %
promptly and properly attended 9. ,s. 10 II,
~ Packages, single Iiekeu sno slsss' ~ s's
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale. ,~.
w- The priatsd ealeta! drawings sent 70 cor
respondents by the IRE, mall.
~ FRIES 0a'A THOMAS LAMBERT,
my 14-ists ----.--- $3.50 -.
BONNETs, sILKs
RIBBONS, FLOWEhc
MiIIInery Geedss
NH ai--if2ms AUG, ANDERSON = Goa
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VALUABLE kAIsM ON PLANK ROAD,
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION will be sold on Friday After-
noon, the Goth May, 1853, upon the premises com.
mencing at O'Clock, that most valuable Farm on
the Plank Road about 5 miles from the city of
Richmond, (recently owned by d w Haxall, ESQ }
containing l39 acres. The Farm has every accom-
mediation for large family, and is now in the most
perfect condition. and is in the highest state of fer
Utility. The clover and wheat crop is remarkably
fine. further description is deemed unnecessary
as it is well known, and is justly regarded as
amongst the most beautiful, fertile and desirable
places in the vicinity of Richmond The plank
road adds greatly to its other advantages
TERHs-One fourth cash; balance in equal In.
staments, payable LIST December, 1853, 1854 and
1855, for bonds bearing interest, secured by trust
deed
Possession will be given at once if desired.
m II w COMM
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DROViDE FOk TIE FUTUKE: Sc.
l. CURE YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSSES y
The season is at hand when it behooves all persons
to effect an Insurance upon their Lives; and
slave owners an Insurance. upon their Slaves
Inc National Safety Insurance and Trust Company
OF Philadelphia, charter perpetual, Capital $500 O00
contln lie TO Ctar the greatest inducements and ad
yantages to the public in regard TO Life Insurance
l he rates OF premiums for white persons are very
moderate, and. slaves will be insured at low rates
for period of from one to seven years All losses
promptly and satisfactorily adjusted. For Pam oh.
lets and Circulars, containing full particulars, or
any verbal Information upon the subject apply to
c. K. BRICKEN, NJ. D.,
General Agent and Medical Examiner
ONCE, Isle Row, Pearl street, next to Messrs
Toler IL Cook, Richmond, Va.
Fire observation-disclosures will be effect
ed upon the most favorable terms on Buildings
Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels In port and their
cargses, and other property, against loss or dam.
age by fire. Apply as above. my l6
NEW ENGLISH WORK s.-Bchns Popu.
LS lar Observation-Disclosures Paris English Histo-
ry from the year 1885 to 1878, translated by Rev
A Giles, ID G l., vol ?, Bokn's Antiquarian Library.
The ldylls of Teocritus, Bion, Moschus, and the
War Song of Tartarius, translated by the Rev
Banks Nj A. with Metrical Versions, by J NJ Chap.
man, A; Bohn's Classical Library.
Stories of English and Foreign Life, by William
and Mary Hewitt with 20 engravings; Bohn's H.
Illustrated Library.
The Prose Works of John Milton, vol 4, con-
tanning the first book of treatise on Christian Doc
trines, compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone,
by Charles K Sumner, d D, Lord Bishop of Win
chester; Bohn's Standard Library.
The Natural History of the Human Species, its
typical forms Prim9val Distribution etc, etc H.
ustIated with 81 colored plates by Lieut. Charles
Hamilton Smith, K h, dc, &c
Bacon's HOvum Oreamum and Advancement of
Learning. complete with Notes, by J J Dewey;
BChns Scientific Library.
The above just received, together with complete
assortment of Bohns Libraries, fer sale BIZ
NASH IL WOODHOUSE,
M Fool Sopara
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4 NHEsAPEAkE HALL, Hampton, Va.
S-This delightful "RETREAT" will be open tor
thelreception OF visitors on Wednesday, June LIST,
when the Proprietor will be pleased to see his
to render their stay with him pleasant and agreea
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DARASOLS AND UMBREI.LAs.-Just
/ received per express
Rich worsted ana plain lined Psrasols
Rich figured and plain lined Parasols
silk Umbrellas, all sizes and cJlors
Also, Black Lace Scaris, very rich
White do do do
Plain Hernanna Scarfs
Aexander's Kis and Silk Gloves, all colors
Brown Blue and Green Grenadines for Wells
Together with large and handsome assortment
of dress goods, to which we invite the particular
attention OF the Ladies.
WARREN g. PERKINS,
apl6 No l4l, Eagle Square.
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BY Wellington Goddin.


MOST VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
Iva REAL ESTATE ON MAIN AND 4TH SITS
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on Thursday After
noon, the 10Th day of May 1853, upon the pre-
misses, commencing at a. O'Clock, that most valua
BILE Lot at the of Main and 4th streets front
ing 923 feet on the North side OF Main street, run
ming back on the East line of 4th street S54 feet
and adjoining the residence of w Haxal, Esq -
Also, Lot Mo- in tenement No l6 of Coutts' Add
ton, frsnting l4ss feet on the West line of 4rh
street. between Clay and Leigh streets running
back l3u feet on which there stands an old framed
tenement. The above Real Estate will be divided
into lots to suit purchasers
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 6, II and Ie
months for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
w. GODDIN, Auctr.
P. S.-Immediateiy after the first mentioned 10,
is sold, will be sold that beautiful Lot at the
of Main and 4th Streets fronting 40 feet the South
line OF Main street, running back the East line Of
4th street l55 feet to an alley.
Terms at sale.
nv 10 w GODDIN Auctr
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4CF Baths, Baths.-hot, Cold and Shower
Baths, can be had daily at the Hair Dressing,
Shaving and Shampooing Saloon. under the Au1e.
rican Rotel-entrance ON 18th street
Single Bath % cents, or five tickets for 81
nv Il
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@~-aA thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House
NH l4-6m*
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49, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIFs AND
49, PATENT INFRINGEMENTS- TIL K
PATENT EPEATING PISTOLS, AMY.
Navy, AND PoCkET SIZES, Price sly. For
sale at 5. SUTHEKLAED'S, Main street
ap 25-lms* Opposite the Farmers Bank
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&C. JkWELkY, JEWkLRY, &c,

49, EXCHANGE AND BANkTNG
G~~Ea HOUSE OF c. w. PURCELL & CO.
The notes Of the Southern Manufacturers
counter
"a Ali solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated al Washing ton.
nv 5-tf
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WANTED, SIX or eight good journeymen
w CARPENTERS, of steady habits. Good
wages will be given to such will sEt Enquire
of BEVERLY DRIHKARD
my 12-lw Petersburg Va
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n NOT TO BE sURPAssED.-
9AsThe assortment of Newspapers,
Magazines, Cheap Publications, Song
Books. Toy Books, Prints, Frames, sta.
tiOnery, &c, always on hand at the Cheap Pub
icauon Dept, opposite the American Hotel, is not
to be surpassed by any in the city Cali and see
for yourselves. L. L. SMITH,
Agent for all the Northern Daily and
my l2-6t Weekly Newsnsners
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n The Exchange Hotel Bathing
N@SR Rooms having been retitted, improved
ana put in complete order, are low open for the
patronage of the public my 3-lm
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N WaEELWRIGATs WAN.
NO. TED.-Wanted. two good Wheel
a&agL wrights. For such, the highest wages
will be paid. Apply TO
JAMES BRODERlCK t. co.
my 11-d&w2w
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my l6-law6g sacratarv
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
THE HYEN a.

NJ. Berthoud says: During the mission
with which was charged in ls4c to Age
ria. some Of the natives gave me young
hyena, which soon became attached to me
after the manner Of a faithful and gentle
dog. This creature became the insepara
bic companion of my rsmbles. With an
instinct aided by her uncommonly acute
sense of smell. she served me as guide,
and with her felt certain of never gong
sstray, TO whatever distance might pene-
tra,e. either into forest or a mountain ra
vine, or amongst those immense sandy
olaips which so much resemble the sea-
As soon as wished to return-or even be-
f1re it. if she herself felt weary,-the hye-
na, with Diluted nostrils, snuifed the soil /;
ana after few moments spent IN careful
she used to walk rapidly on
before me. Never did she deyiate from
the track by which she had come, as J con-
s,anlly perceived bv the mark which my
foot had made in stopping TO pluck some
rare root or herb, or the evidence Of where
my hand had broken branch from some
~tuntine shrub. From time to time she
USED 10 stop, anu se"t hc'sSti oh hS'
launches like dog, fawning for caress,
and after having received il, ste would
lrot on again. / any noise was heard in
the midst of the profound silence of the
desert. she used to erect her ears, and
make inuuisi'ion with her quick scent and
hearing. If the result produced nothing
alarming, she would gai'y pursue her
route. lfan Arab appeared, she bristled
up her long name, took refuge between my
leos, and remained there until she saw him
pass on, after exchanging with me the saln-
ls,ion which every native bestows on the
traveller whom he meets on the way.
One morning, eniced onward by the
strange phantasmagorla OF mirage IN the
sandy plain near Thebesss, ! found myself
at leng,h in the midst of desert.
could see nothing on every side but sand
beaped up like waves, and over which the
burning heat of the atmosphere formed that
sort of unduating reflection which pro
juces the Illusions Of the mirage. Fatigue
at length oyercsmo me; suddenly fell on
the ground without strength, my hen d
burning and ready to perish with thirst
The painting hyeua came up TO me and
smelt of me with disquietude. Suddenly
she dar,ed off so abruptly, wnd with sucf
rspidity, ,ha, though, she had left ne e
my fate. | tried 10 rise and follow he'
but could not Ten minutes elapsed and
saw my faithful pet returning. She rush
ed towards me, and began to lick my
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

OLD WulG CooNs--It will be crafty,
ing to'Iearn that the old wbig coons arc
wing SO pleasantly and take there defeat
Is reSignedly. A writer from Washington
SAYS:
"Nlost of the removed and disappointed
Scott Wings are doing very well; and be
sides they do not feel very badly.
Col Fitz Henry Warren, am told, is
doing first rate business here.
Uncle Truman Smith, who has in times
past been 'the death of so many locofocos
is getting rich by degrees out Of the cop
per region of Lake Superior. Since the
election his mines have been increasingl.
productive,
Senator Foote, of Vermont, is going t.
England to buy iron to make a railroad to
Georgia.
Edward Stanley. Of North Carolina il
going Cor has gomez to California, to prac
tice law.
Hon Chas. Chapman, Of Hartford, who
mas been superseded in Congress by fed
eral democrat, will continue to practice
law in that city, and at the next election
will in all probability be able to hive hi,
lprcsent successive competitor.
Quite large number Of removed whig
will 90 west and practice agriculture, tina
Imosl ennobling Of all sciences"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
From the Richmond Enquirer.
CLARA RII.I,.

for thee have walked a song,
Clara Bell, poor Clara Bell!
have mourned thy spirit long,
Clara Bell, poor Clara Bell.
And pve wept where Wild boughs wave,
Wept above thy lonely graves
We were friends in chidhooi's years,
Friends in gladness, friends in tears;
Would that words could only tell,
How loved thee, Clara Bell;
How the sralding tear drops fell,
For my poor, lost Clara Bell.
Clara Bell, I've o'er and Ger
Pined for thy deep voice at even,
l forgot thou'lt come no more,
| forgot thou art in Heaven.
Say, how canst thou happy be,
When my heart hath broke for thee?
Ganst thou from thy home Of bliss,
Gaze unInoved on grief like this?
As the sad Sc in the shell
Mourns forever, Clara Bell,
In my heart grief hath its spell,
Clara Bell, lost Clara Bell.
While thy form 10 earth belonged
Ere thy life gave its last knell,
II thy soul ever ~rong.i,
OH forgive me, Clara Bell!
Angel like in every way,
Spirit ofthe mournfui lay,
Thou dwelt With us here below,
Spotless as the mountain snow,
In thislii now fare thee well!
Grief hath hushed my poet shell,
But in Heaven onr harps shall swell
Praise together, Clara Bell,