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U,HE METROPOLITAN sTORE.-Tl

THE METROPOLITAN STORE.-Tbe
i subscribers respectfully announce To the pub.
SPRING GOODS, embracing general variety of
Dry Goods Trimmings &c. We win be receiving
regularly and intend keeping full supply of all
that is requisite TO be kept in q first class Dry
Goods Store. Rich Brocade and Plain Silks,
Barge Dslaines, Ginghams, Calicos, Embroidered
Sleeves, Collars, Hdkfs, &C., Lacss, Gimps and
Trimmings of az kinds Gentlemen will find a
supply, in their line, of Cloths. vestngs. Cassi.
mares, Collars, Cravets, Gloves, Sc. We think
our stock will compare favorably with any other
establishment In this city, We invite all 10 want
of handsome goods at fair prices to give rs a cali
NH 3 WILCOX T. Belts.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL HAILKOAD.
PRESS FREIGHT CAR.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL MAI LhOAD.
EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR.
IN and after Wednesday, the 18th Decem.
~ Der, Freight Car arranged for the purpose,
will run with the Mail train daily, Sunday except
ed0 for the more speedy transportation of Milk,
Butter, fresh Meats, and other perishable articles
and packages of merchandise, &c.
A 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, with
their weight and destination marked thereon, and
be in place before the arrival OF the train at the de-
pots in the country.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be sent there between 8 A M and
NJ, accompanied By two tickets stating to what
place they are to be cent, by whom and to whom. Ii
the articles received correspond with the tickets,
one will be signed by the Agent at the depot and
delivered to the person bringing the articles, and
the other retained by the Agent
An Agent will be in attendance at the Richra ond
depot from M till Z M, for the delivery of ar.
tiees brought by the Express Cars.
The freight on all articles must be paid in ao.
vance, and no article will DO taken for any turn.
out.
TABLE OF RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and Packages.
Single packages, not exceeding FIVE pounds
in weight for al distances % cent?
Packages weighing over i've pounds and
less than fifty pounds, for all distances. 80
Packages over fifty pounds and less than
1901 pounds ...-....-....5o
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight
between Richmond and Louisa C. H., per
lcU pounos.- OO
Richmond and Gordonsvfle per 100 lbs. go
do Meechum's River do do rs
Butter, Lard, dressed Fowls and Fresh.
meats.
rs cents per 100 pHnds for all distances; no
charge to be less than p cents.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Oysters-By special arrangement
z. H. GILL,
de 10-3awts Supt Transportation.
QPRING TRADK-1S53.-By Steamers
- Arabia and Pacific, from Europe, and by vari.
Gus arrivals from the Northern manufacturers, we
are receiving large and entirely new stock of
III o siery, Gloves, Buttons, Combs
Threads, together with every variety of small
Waees and Fancy Goods, usually kept in similar es.
Adjustments in the Northern cities, and we would
respectfully solicit the merchants of Virginia North
Carolina, and Tennessee, to give it an examination
upon their visit to hour market this Spring.
Our Goods having been bought entirely for cash,
we can confidently assure them that they will find
our prices as low as they are sold In any house in
this country.
We have also In store, large and well selected
stock of Gold and Silver Watches, and Gold
Jewelry, to which we especially call attention.
G1NTER a. ALVEY,
NH 3-dtscIt No l6 Pearl street,
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Rainbow, Norris, Boston, mdse,
Schr Jamestown, Philips, Norfolk.
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia.
SAILED,
Schr Triumph, Howard, Providence. .
Schr Courier, Rogers Boston.
Schr Daniel B. Martin, Peterson, New York.
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York.
Steamer Belvidere, 6iferd, Baltimore.
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NKW BOOKS AT THE EXCHANGE

NEW BOOKS AT THE EXCHANGE
~ BOOKSTORE.
Beatrice; or the unknown Relatives, by Catherine
Sinclair, author OF Modern mplishments, Holi.
day House, &c-cloth 75c, paper SOC
History OF the State of New York, by John Ro.
meyn Brodhead, lvol royal octave, 80l pages-S3
The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Cole.
ridge, with an Introductory Essay upon Philoso.
phicsI and Theological opinions; edited by Profes.
sor Shedd, in vols, vol 2d-Sl
Lives of the Queens of Scotland, and English
Prncesses, connected with the regal succession of
Great Britain by Agness STRICKLAND, vol 3-SI
Daisy Burns; Tale, by Julia kavanagh, vols
Paper 75c; vol, cloth 81
Mr. Browns Letters to Young Man about Town,
Wit The Proser and other papers, by w NJ Thacke
rsy-50c
V lette, by Currer Bell, author Shirley Jane
Eyre, &c-faper Soc; cloth 90c.
The Emigrant Squire, by Hamilton Myers,
author of Bell Brandon-25 cts
The Two Merchants or Solvent ar d Insolyent, by
For sale by G.. WEST BRO.
NH Nos and Exchange HOTEL
lust RECEIVED, BY A. NORRIS,
y 81 Main street
History of the State of New York, by John R
Broadnead; first period, 1859, 1864
The complete Works of Samuel T Coleridge,
with an Introductory Essay upon his Philosophical
and Theological opinions, vol I'd, edited by Prof
Shedd
Vol Sd Lives ofthe Queens of Scotland, and Eng.
sion of Great Britain by Agnes Strickland
The Lions skin and the Lover Hunt, by Chas d
Bernard
Mr. Browns Letters to Young Man about Town.
with the Proser end other papers, BY w N Thack.
cray
Daisy Burns, tale by Julia Kavanagh
Eyre, &c 'aA'
The two Merchants, Solvent and Insolvent. nv r
= H-.u-- mhS
books, BOOKs-MORE R0OKS--
~ Just received the annexed Books:
Heaven, or an Earnest and Scriptual Inquiry into
the Abode Of the Sainted Dead
Treatise on Conversion, By Rev Baxter
Neale -'e'
Heaven Opened, or Brief and Plain Discovsrn
OF the Riches OF Gods Covenant and Grace by Rey
| X Aleine ANo'
| The Young Lady's Mentor: guide to the fo,
u0n 2, cnsraster, IN series OF letters, by Ladv
For sale AZ the Baptist Book Deposi,orv s.,
fe IA CutS oy
NUPkRIOR QUALITY CLOTHTNC
~. REDUCED PRICES.-J. D. GOODMAN IA
lo1 MAID street, 10 now Offering his entira 80, NO
neavy Winter Clothing viz: s'oek OF
ever Coats OF every style and quality
business, n rocks and Sacks, OF all Qualities
Sasslmere Pants and Vests
merino Under Shirts, Drawers. &c &e
a. greatly reduced prices. Those who bavs No,
supplied themselves, can now find great bargains =,
No,.. I'D GO0DMAN's,
ND no i5i hain street, opposite Eagle souar,
To, 1-l nave on hand also, good assortment q,
. snsion. sno Carpst Bags, which an exceedingly
jais
koi = e kegs goshen Butter, tor sale 6v
@sa cHAs. 7. WORTHAM & Co
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HfO C0NTRACTORS.-Se proposals
j. win be received until the 10Th of March,
1853, for the building of Bridge of 80 feet
span, ON How's Patent, across Christians Creek,
ON the Va. Central Railroad, In Augusta county
Contractors can bid on other plans If they wish.
II contractors desire it, materials for the Bridge
may be transported on Il e railroad az far az Me-
chum's River.
Sealed proposals will also be received for tbs
grading and masonry of section No SO, on the Cev.
inston Exten sion
Plans and prohles viii be ready from tae 7th to
the 10th of March, Inclusive.
By order Of the Board.
T.CoLDEN RUGGLES.
Enquirer, Wing and Times please copy.I
10 Of
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1--WE WATER.-Fuller's "Aqua Op,halmia'
II is a certain cure, and preventive for sore it,
famed Eyes or Eyelds. A single vial. used accord.
ing to the directions will prove its efficacy Price
25 cents. This article can only be had OF US, and
we can confidently recommend it to persons suf-
fering either with sore or infamed Eyes or Eyelds
r. r. DUVAL a. BROTHER,
mh7 Apothecaries, Bank Square.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTs.-50O0 Hovey's
~ celebrated Strawberry Plants,
500 Dahlia Roots,
10000 Basket Willow Slips,
This is the set these plants in the ground.
All those who are anxious to purchase will please
cali soon. For sale by GA STRECKER.
NH
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m OTICE.-Haying determined to turn my stten
IN ton more particularly to job work business
would make known to my friends and the public
put M steam Boilers build Furnaces and Bake
Ovens, and all other job work connected with the
brickIaying business. All work with which am
favored, shall De done In workmanlfhe manner
Orders left at the City Drug Store of Mr. jackson
B Wood, Main street, will meet with prompt at.
tention.
fe l4-1m* JOHN SWAEK
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\ TO THE PUBLlC.-Tbe su6scri

H@A TU THE FUBLIC.-The subscrI
kHA Der respectfully informs his friends and
E& the public that he has on hand, and Is
q still making up saddles and harness Of
the best stock, and of superior workmanship such
as cannot esessy be found in the city. Having en-
p9oJed prsttical workman-one that can be relied
on for making al kinda of saddIery and harness
wosk, in any style required-invites the attention
OF all in want of such articles being confident that
he can suit them, regards price and quality All
orders thankfully received and promptly attended
TO. VIM. SALMON,
Wholesale dealer in Saddles, Harness, &c,
Main street, below City Hotel. fe 2-im
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NEW ARTICLE OF CANDLESTICK.
IN Something very ingenious and simple, by which
Candle always maintains the same height. 1t re
quires no rubbing. JAMES D. B. EVANS,
jazz ILL Main street
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E,rrTY DOLLARS REWARD we, the
Il subsc .ibers, will pay Fifty Dollars on the do.
livery to " Of Book, which has peen taAe zen
from press in the new Presbyterian Church, now
building on Capitol street. ON Monday, ssin o.
January last, between the hours OF ana CLOCK,
NJ The Book contains many writings % us very
valuable such 40 contracts between others ana our
selves az parties copies of other contracts, speci.
cations and stmaies of the cost OF several build
ings, copies of letters, and record OF business
matters generally. It was taken to the building on
the forenoon of the day mentioned for the special
purpose of having settlement squared with the
Stone Gutter the agreement between Rim and N,
besides other writings, TO which said agreement
had reference, being therein written and signed
Circumstances happening that prevented the set.
Element alluded to from being made at the hour
mutually appointed, the book was laid in press,
used for keeping plans, tools, &C., with the inten.
ton of using IL for the same purpose on the after
ternoon of the same day, at which time it was
missed.
We cannot think that any man would act so
basey as to take away or destroy the book tor the
purpose OF getting rid of his contract-we viii
however wait week, and If it ia nc recovered, or
information received by Us concerning it, we are
determined to have the evidence taken and the
same published then let the suspicion rest where
il properly belongs.
NH 7-;}ts John A. GEO CfRSON
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G1 00 xi.OO.-Ope Thousand Likenesses
~ lsOOs have been taken at oSBORN5 De-
guerresa Galleries since the reduction of pricss.-
will continue to take fine SkyLight Miniatures IN
neat case fer 81. Remember, this Ia the eniy place
where SkyL light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think dollar Is too cheap for good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get Like
OSBORNS,
Opposite the Ranks sipn of the American PlaGs
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81 DOG LOST.-Left the Floyd House
~ in December last, a very large Masti6
slut, OF pale yellow color, uncommoDly tall and
remarkable in appearance had on cOAar with
my name on IT. She has been often seen q the
city by persons who knew her, since she left Any
Information left at the Floyd House that will lead
to her recovery, will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded, By
NH l JOHN A. JETER-
A LII SMALL BOfS.-H. p. TAYLOR, ath
n street. between Grace and Frankhn-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe.
cial attention to Reading, Correct Euunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens OF
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch oaace. My Rule Ii peremp-
tory, but as gentle as possible. oc9
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TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
l. The subscribers, in order to close out near
az possible their winter stock of Dry Goods, will
our assortment will be found many handsome and
desirable goods, such as plain asd figured all wool
Mouselaines and Cashmeres housiin de LANES,
plain and figured cord and brk Silks, French and
English Merinos, Alpaca, Flanneis, Shawls, Coaks,
Hosiery, 4 C, all of which will be sold low.
HART & MOSES,
Ia % 60 Man street.
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ENOR sALE-A steam Engine and Boiler
that has been used for some two years pro.
polling the Dispatch Power Press. 1t is in order
Tor working, and will be sold low. Apply at this
Office. mn 1-ta
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TssWO HUNDRED CORDS or PINE
l. WOOD tor sale. Apply at this Office.
NH 7-3tt
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TURKISH BATHING TOWEl.S.-A
Il new and elegant article tor the bath, fur sale
BY PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
re 20 90 Main street
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(IAY.-240 bales prime Northern Hay afoat
l. L per schr C Brown. For sale by
JOHN w. WRIGHT,
Re % Dock Wharf
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PIANOS.-P. II. TAYLOR /.
constantly receiving eJessns az
piain Pianos from the popular ma.
J kere, Nunns Clark

lutB6 Iu1tfuu6uB ftce4Ved the 6redf 10Id .I,I
prize at the "WorlGs Fair" London. 1851. acJ
they have invariably received the srx prirs :, -
American Institute Fairs In this country Thsg
combine all the modern improvements with ~
heattsc Frame and patent oser strings and ars
confidently recommended for Sweetness of IONS ana
greet durabaay, which quality win be apprscissss
in the country, where good tuners afs seldom
p. 81. Taylor has sold these instruments In this
city for the last seventeen years. to the entire sss
faction of his numerous customers
a Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, Qhe iarseu and hest
collection in the State) Violin and Guitar Strna.
Violins and Gsisars of the best quality, at lam
prices. PHI. TAYLOR,
Plano and Music Store
oc5 100 Main street, opposite the Banks
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w HEAT STkAW.-For sale at the low
w price Of 81 IS per bale of 200 lbs, which 10
about the average weight of the bales suitable for
forage, for stock, bedding or packing. Apply al
the Toll Office of the James River and Kanawha
Company, or to Mr.. Crutch6eld, at the Wood Yard
near the Packet Landing, on the Basin.
fe Oft
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NANCY CHINA.-The subscribers have lust
Il opened .choce assortment of gilt and deco.
rated China and Bohemia Glass Ware, consistius In
part of the following articles:-gold bend Dinner
Sets, cocoa shape, richly decorated and gilt, Tea
Sets OF Chinese, Romano, Argent, New York and
other patterns; some very elegant STYLES of Vases,
Parian, Dresden and French China and Bohemian
Glsss Ware beautiful styles OF Bohemian and Chi.
ma Colognes, some entirely new pat,erns Side.
board Pitchers in great variety; Jewel Boxes. Card
Baskets, lnksEands, Psrian Figures, Terra Gotta
and China Candlssticks, &c. Cali and examine
mh3 RT'IKIFY a co.
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M KDICAL SADDLE.BAGS, SURGI.
IVA CAL Instruments, &c, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
te % W Main street
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ID EEVE 81 BLAIR, DRUGGISTS, No rs
III Broad street, have constantly on hand sup
ply of Richardson's, SHERRY Wine) Bakers Pre-.
MUM and Hoofsnd's German Bitters. Also. Car
the cure of Scrotula and all diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood fel7
aFAs,rnI5Ih The Canal Boat CLINTON, is
now ready TO receive freight for
Lynchburg, and will leave on Wednesday.
NH 7-3t A. s. LEE.
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NAsTINGs.-A supply in store embrscino
" Ovens, Pots, Spiders, Skihets, &c for sale a
the lewest rate, by WIS & G DOMAIN.
ja % No 10 pearl stra.,
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I INEN BOSOM SHIKTs.-lO0 dozen Lii.
~ men Bosom Shirts, of superior make Receiv.
ing on consignment, and for sale low by
te26 KENT, PAINE d KENT
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II :. nh'-z1 kegs goshen Butter, for ssIe Nv
go cHAs. 7. WORTHAM 4 Co
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FANCY GOODS.-I have t1st received a
Il beautiful assortment of Spring style of Cloths
colored and white Kid Gloves to which | would
invite the attention of those in want.
HENRY SNAPPER,
fe 20 No lob Main street corner 14th
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERs.-
i The subscriber soicits the attention of Tobsc.
CO Manufacturers 70 his superior Presses and Mills
of every description. P.RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street..
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OACON.-a0O 600 lba city cured Bscon; 10 odd
ID Baitlmere Shoulder Bscoa, for sals "a
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- BALES SEINE TWINE, Nos Is, Is, Is
4 and 20, just received, for sale by
mh7 JNO WOMBLE co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17
Three days Later from Europe.
llALIrAN IELEGRApn OFricf.y
f-Ha

/ NOV. ] Z. s0hh
The Royal mai steamship America. Capt
shannon, from Liverpool OF 930 a. NJ. of sa,ur-
/ day, the 29lh ult, arrived at tins port az $50 A.
l NJ. today,
With regard 10 the Eastern question, the POI
siifon of affairs remains unchanged.
IL is reported that thc Czu viii rather back
ont of the Prncip8hues than fight there Tins
is suunsed 10 be the purpou Of thr reply sent
! by Russia 10 the request oi France ana England,
( to ovacuate the Puucipahtes.
! & fRANcE.-'rhe .lioniftur publishes an imnor-
taut editorial. indicating that the French govern
ment val be firm 10 is support of Turkey.
Disturbances had occurred IN some Of the
Provincial Corn Markets.
Commercial circulars attribute the pressure
for wheat TO a greater demand for seed this sea
I SON
AUsTEA-The Government begins TO be I'M
easy az the increasing price of provisions, aud
proposes 10 diminish the cost OF transportation Of
grain on the railways
The bakers of Vienna are compelled To solci:
Ia loan of 100000 forms from the municipality
GRfEcE--.4thens, Oct. (l.--1ho Minister Of
Finance and War have been dismissed. The
free importation of Corn is determined on. A
loan OF five million drachmas Is proposed.
LATEST
Geographic despatch, published in the Paris
.n0nueu. dated Bucharest, 25th October, states
that two Russian steamers with eight gun boats,
forced the passage Of the Danube on the I'D ut
and encountered brisk fire from the Turkish
fort of lsactcha, between REM and lsmae The
Russians had a Colonel three officers and twelve
sailors killed, and fifty wounded. but pretend
that they set the fort on fire by shell.
In France everything Is prepared for land
expedition 10 Constanrnople, but 30 orders Will
be given for 1t 10 leave, unless new cIrcumstan-
ces should render II necessary.
Letters from St Petersburg, received in Paris,
speak of a strong desire for negotiation on the
part of the Count de NosselTode and even The
st Petersburg journal has an article which -
decidedly IN this sense.
At PARIS, It was reported that the Emperor
/ Nicholas had abdlcated IN favor Of tire hereditary
Grand Duke. This, however unlikely the report
was, had the effect Of giving frmness to the
markets
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

the Troy Conference Academy; to incorporate
the Essex Leather and Lumber Manufacturing
Company; severally read the third time and
passed.
Mr. Maihcwson introduced resolution that
call Of the House be had, and that all absent
ees be not allowed their debenture for this day
Mr.. Page moved to amend by striking out all
after the word call, which notion was Withdrawn
when Mr.. Washburn moved an adjournment
which motion was lost Mr.. Walker then NOV
ed to amend, by striking ut all after the word
call, when Mr. Adams of Milton moved to dis
miss the resolution Pending this motion, on
motion Of Mr.. Bingham, the House adjourned.
HOUSE.
AFrERNooN.
Mr.. liartshorn called up the resolution relat
upon so amending the resolution as to strike ont
that part which provides that the absentees shall
not receive their debentures for this day. and &c
provide that the names of the absentees shall be
entered upon the Journal After some discus
sion the amendment prevailed and the resolu
ton was adopted. The Clerk proceeded to cal
the roll Of the House, and it appeared that nine
ty-eight members were absent
On motion Of Mr. Page, all further proceed
ngs were dispensed with until Wednesday mex
at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
A majority Of the Committee on Elections, t.
whom was referred the petition of Smith Sher
man aud oihprs callinu in onpstion the validit,
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CastletOn Village.

Mr.. Hope, an Artist, who has been painting
the village of Castleton, in this State and the
surrounding scenery, thus modesily invites the
villagers to a scene of his pictures. If the
painting is as good as the poetry, the artist de-
serves commentator both as painter and po-
ct. We have seldom met with more exquisite
production of the muses.. II is all the better for
having been produced from scene of the beau
ties OF nature, eaiiy in the morning. Y.
I've painted a scene Of ihi. beautiful vale
The village, the forest, the mountains and dale,
The pastures, he meadows, the clear winding nser,
As o'ef the bright pebbles 81. murmudng ever
Aal then 10 some quiet noos softly descending,
'Noaih The Sycamore rec, the ght willaws bending
Through the ems and the pines where breeze signing
10 the dark forest shade, where flowers dying
Where the bright hues Of have withcfed and hud
Aal lhs vi bind. are singing their requiem sad.
'TNas painted a, morn when .he fret rays light
Gid roof, dome, aud spire IN golden hues bright
When the gey mist hos sil over valley aud mountain,
Aud the waters eush ole' fom the spanking fountain
When The DEVELOPS g,e,ns Ike thousand bright gem,
All hanging Ike diamonds on emerald stems;
When the waters dark, and the shadows are pale,
Aud tho aseeuds from the Ia the vale
Fer herds from their dirk drops have shak
Orihe COY maiden half on her bright droas awaken len
All d. peaceful, and quiet. and slumhsung slill,
But the songs Of the birds, and the gush Of the fi
could you but SIT on the hin top At morning,
Where ofien ive greeted its earliest beam,
Enraptufed you'd .aze valley ehafmiug,
TIL you flnced IL all but beautiful dream.
Then my humble production, view with attention,
A. it silently hangs the wall IL my ROOM
HTI
,hes of you may gaze its beauties al home. J.HJPE