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Admission to the Bar.

The following gentlemen were last week
admitted to the practice of law in this
State:
5. w. Barker, Charleston; Jos N. Brown,
J. J. Davis, w. J, Ferguson, Lanrens; John
=. Green, Columbia; w. l.. Hudgens,
Laurens J. Elvin Knots, Newbcrry Robt
B. Cross-HiIl Roswell II. Logan, Walter
boro; Chas. J. Macbeth. Charleston Thos.
a. Middleton, Georgetown Jos. p. Moore,
Edgetield J. N. Nathans, f.. Prioleau
Ravencl, Charleston; J. +. Shaw. .Greenyille:
w. III. Whiin,r, Anderson l.. ii. Young.
blood, Edgcfeld.
The following gentlemen were admitted
Nand licensed as Solicitors in Equity
Robert l.. Allison, Lam caster; 4. Austin,
Chesterfield B. w. Ball, Laurens Josiah
Bedon. Waltarboro s. G. DcBrnhl. Abbe-
Vile; i; 5. b. Griffin, Edgcfeld; VIM. Hick-
son. Barnwcl! +. w. IIoadley, Columbia :;
John Izard Middleton, jr., Charleston; I; Rob.
err w. =. Tompkins, Edgefield; James Il.
Whitner, Anderson.
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General Intelligence

Complications in European politics were
increasing. Austria is concentrating troops
on the Sandman froLtier. Palcen,is was
in state Of siege.
The acqmual Of DR.. Bernard, in En-.
gland, Of alleged completely in the attempt
OIL the life OF Napoleon had excited great
sensation in France. The journals were
afraid to polish the speech Of Bernard's
Counsel, and it WAS believed that emperor
would notice the matter. The sensation,
however. Al the last, aJvices, were subsi-
ding.
Experiments had heen MADE in En-
gland with the Atlantic telegraph cable.
They were successful.
The Leriofhdn will I've completed by
autumn. She will make only four trips
10 America. and will then be pu, into the
India trade
Advice, from India state that the Gov.
crnor General Was calling upon the in
hahitanis to submit tn the demands of the
British Government. Gen. Campbell had
returned TO Lucknow. Neaa Sahib's
retreat hsd been storrned, but he escsp
ed
Intelligence from China states tha, the
Emperor had issuei AN ehct declaring
that he had appointed successor To Yel,,
10 settle the dispute with the Allied Pow.
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HoNrc,DE.-We learn that on Tues
day last, a shocking homicide VAS com.
United in Darlington District. 1t appears
tina, Mrs. Kelly, prompted by Jealousy
repaired TO the house Of Mrs. Thomp
son, armed with bowie knife, 10 redress
her supposed wrongs. Upon reaching
the house, she addessed herself TO Miss
Thompson, the supposed Para'noHr OF
her husband. Angry words ensued, and
at emeute was about to take place
when Mrs. Thompson in,erfered, and was
pierced into the stomach with the knife,
which caused her immediate death. We
have not heard of the arrest Of the per-
pe,rator Of this deed Of blood, rs yet
Cherdp Gazette.
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Russeli's Magazine.

This valuable periodical for May, is on
our table. Our opinion of the general
merits of this Magazine have been given so
often chat i is useless to recapitulate.-
There has been no falling off in any of its
departments, ana it is ever prompt in its
appearance. AS n literary production, it
has no superior in the country, North or
Soalh, and but few, if any, equals Terms
So per year, published in Charleston.
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The Southern Baptist The illogical Con-
vention

This body composed Of Delegates from
the Southern and South esterh States,
convened in the new Baptist Church Ut
this place on Friday morning last, to take
into consideration the location and plan
Of organization Of Theological Semlna.
ry common TO the Baptist Denomination
Of the South.
The most important and interesting
transactions Of the Convention were sim.
ply these Il was definitely settled that
tie Seminary is TO be located in GreenyiIIe
S. c., aud known by the name Of "The
Southern Baptist Theological Sc r';aary."
-Four Professors were e,.ctei to Iii iiis
different chairs in the institution, viz -
Rev. John A. Broaddus and Rey. Basil
Manly, jr, Of Virginia, and Rse. Il. T.
Wink!er, and Rev. James J.. Boyce, o.
this State. II these gentlemen accept the
positions thus offered item, land it is
generally thought they wilI,) the enter
prise cunno, fail OF success Tbey are all
young men Of eminent piety and learn.
ing, and are extensively known as such
throughout the whole Southern country.
N DOhfu w kiustocS, CthsistiUR VI tNeD
ty members, OF whom eleven are from
this State and the rest from the other
SSAthern states, was elected. Rev. A.
NJ. Poindexter OF Virginia was appointed
Agent To canvass the Southern States for
the purpose Of re curing the endowment OF
one hundred ,honsamd do..rrs,wb is To
he raised out Of South Carolina. The q.
mount apporiioned for this State has al
ready been raised, with the exception OF
few thousand dollars. The exercises of
the Seminary, IL is contemplated, will be
commenced on The first of September
ssst. The selection o: site to' the bull
diogs Of the Seminary has been left IN
ths hands ofa Provisional Commitiee for
futore decision.
After Iaborious session, the Conven.
ton was dissolved on Tuesday night at
bali past ] 1 o'clock.
ro the interchangeable exertions OF Rev.
James p. Boyce. we are satisfied, the citi-
sens Of Greenville, and the members Of
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LANCASTERVILLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1858
Death of Senator Evans.

Our Charleston and Columbia exchanges
received by last mail, bring us the sad in
tcliigence Of the death Of our beloved and
venerable Senator in Corgress, Hua. Josiah
}. E"aSs The melancholy event occurred
suddenly, at Washington, about one o'clock
on Friday, 7th inst, from II disease of The
heart. II is said Mat lattery he cnjoveG
unusual good health, ana hence the noun.
ful announcement is the more deeply felt.
The name f JUDsE Evans is identified
with the history of South Carolina: he has
been faithful, useful and honored son, and
his long career of public service is unsulli-
ed by solitary dark spot His nobleness
Of mind and purity of purpose was concc-
Ied every where, forming n shield impervious
to tic attacks Of either envy or malice A
generous constituency loved him in life and
mourns him in death.
The public services of Judge Evans,
commenced as Commissioner in Equity for
Chesterfield District in 1912. Afterwards,
he served in the State Legislature, and a.
S:ate Solicitor for the Eastern Circuit. His
Judicial honors were conferred BY the Leg
islature in 1929, aid he continued to dis
charge the laboriCus duties of Judge up
on the bench until 1853. when the more
distinguished post Of United States Senator
was conferred upon him. Here he remain.
ed in the faithful aud efficient discharge of
his high and responsible duties until remov-
I'D py the last dread -ummons-dea,h. He
was in the I'D year Of his age at the time
of hi. death
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CHRISTIAN MIsSIONs.-We have received
"ChIisian Missions and African Colonial
tons, by John d. Adger y being review,
in pamphlet, of western Africa its histo.
ry, condition and prospects, by Rev. J.
Leighton Wilson, eighteen years mission
airy in Africa, and now one of the Sccreta-
ries Of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions" We have had no opportunity
to examine this paper attcntively, and nay
refer to it again. ltis printed in very neat
style, ut the steam power press of f. II
3ritton, Columbia.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr.-Cou.ou
has advanced 8 Il. al I. per. IT,. on fair
descriptions and 8 8 d. on the lower quail
tiles. The sales Of the week reached sS.
600 bales, Of which spectators took IA
500 and exporters 5000 bales, leaving
$500 bales Of all descriptions to the
trade. The sales on Friday, the 23d uIt,
were 5000 bales, the market closing
quiet. The following are the authorized
quotations Orleans Fair, 7 Z Sd; Or
leans MiddIing. llod.; Mobile Fsir.
7 2d.; Mobile Midding, ID; Upland
Fair, l.+d.: and Upland Mdlling, 9 7 81
per. III. The latest advices to Saturday
afternoon report sales Of 1000 bales, the
market closing steady.
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has the honor OF entertaining the General
during his stay in Columbia. Among the
many distinguished persons who came up.
on the cars, noticed the Hon. l.. NJ. Keitt,
of this State.
On the 4th May, at 9 o'clock, n. m, the
Palmetto Association met in the town or
city Hall. and there | witnessed the call Of
portion of the Rolls Of the oil Compa.
MES of the Palmetto Regiment. At 10 o..
clock, the procession was performed, CON
sisting of the Military. Fire Com yanics the
Cadets Of the Arsenal and the various or
ders, &c. In the rear was the gallant rem
nant of the Palmetto Regiment, numbering
about 7s. A Banner was prepared by the
Fire Company, which was suspended high
in the air, from street TO street, with the
following inscription: welcome TO Gen.
John A. Quitman, modesty ADDS charms to
Gallantry."
The procession then moved TO the residence
of Col Green, where it was halted and the
ranks opened. Our dear old General once
more passed through our ranks. With un-
covered head and in silence he passed
through cur files. The procession then
marched to the College Chapel, which we
entered in inverted order, the old hero lean.
ing on the arm of Capt. Stanley, the Prcsi-
dent Of the Palmetto Association. AS he
entered, he was greeted on all sides. lie
was followed by the Palmcttoes who took
their seats on 1.-The stage in rear of the Ora.
tor. liz front Of the Chnpel Flag was
hung with the inscription "Welcome to
the State" The Chapel was crowded and
room. After The assembly became quiet,
an appropriate prayer was offered up by the
Rev. DIR. Thornweil then suitable ode
by w. Gilmore Simms, was sung, with
great effect by the choir, at the conclusion
of which, Capt, Starly introduced General
Quitman to the audience. After n short
pause the great old chieftaln arose and
began his address, which was, in part, n
history Of the Mexican War. He was lis
tened to with marked attention and it would
be hard To define the varied emotion of the
Palmettocs on hearing the voice of their
brave commander rccounting the scenes
through which they had passed.
The address will soon be published in
full 80 that every patriot of South Carroll
ma may have a copy to hand down to his
postenty.
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a Book for the Million
(JCST PCBLISUED.D

Treatise OH fermented Liquors, "r the AIT
Of Brewing, Distilling, Rectitying and Manufac.
turing Sugars, Wines, Spirits and all kinds of
Liquors, including Cider and Vinegar with
Wood Cuts. This work, which has been "a.
vorably reviewed by the y. Y.prcss, contains
l00G valuable directions in Medicine, Metallur-
gy, Pyrotechey, Artificial Guano, Cosmetics.
Artifeia, Gum Arabic, Artificial Gems Bleach.
ing OF Shell Lac, Selling Wax, Clements. Pastes,
Cleaning, Cleansing and Clearing Materials,
Family Soaps, Starch Polish Cologne and 9th
er Perfumed Waters, Dentrifces, Antique Oils
Hair Dyes and Restorcrs, Soldiers aud Siivering :
Narnishes and Inks.
Price 81, mailed free by the author.
DIR. l.. FEuC!lTWANGER. Practical Chemist
AS Maiden Lane, New York.
May leth 1858. l3-2m
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fFor the Lancaster Ledger. I

Mr.. EDtToR Having recently noticed
two communications in your paper, one
signed, "Many Friends" in which, have
been nominated for Representative, to the
next Legislature ; and the other signed
"Alany Voters" approving of, and endorsing
the nomination allow me through the
same medium, TO say, to MANY Friends
and "Many Voters that for this manifesto.
ton Of their Kindness, and for the very
complimentary terms, in which they have
been pleased to speak Of me, in their re
spccti'c communications. | tender them
my sincere thanks. ] accept the nomina.
uon and will serve, if elected.
J. WILLIAMS.
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devotion 70 principle, so prominently mani
fe'ted by Messrs Quitman and Bonham on
the vote alluded 10. Their record is made
-~temporarially isolated, il is true from that
of their Southern c"-laborers, but in our
opinion, that record will hereafter in the
judgment of all, as it does now in ours,
place them high in position as true patriots
and wise statesmen.
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carrying the slave trade in!o practical effect,
how far We may be justified in the sight of
Heaven in melting wars in the interior of
Africa for the purpose of making captives
to be sold into bondage and in being instru-
mental in reviving the many species of in
humanity inseperable from the traffic in
slaves, are questions which our enlightened
people should not consider lightly.
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ssNELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
Cures Gravel, Bladder, Dropsy, Kidney
Affections.
yNH HEI.MBOI DIS Genuine Preparation for Ncr-
III vous and Debiltated Sufferers.
M LMBoLD'S Genuine Preparation for Loss
w of Power Loss Of Memory.
MfELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Dif.
Sl ficuity of Breathing. General Weakness.
vie ELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for
VI Weak Nerves, Horror of Death, Trcm'
bling.
NR ELMBOLD'S GcnuiEc preparation for Night
w Sweats, Cold feet, Dimness of Vision.
~ ELMB0LD'S Gcpnine Preparation for Lam
I gour, Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular
system
III ELHBQL DS Genuine Preparation for Pal.
w lid Countenances and Eruptions'
Ift EEMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations for
VI Pains in the Back, Headache, Sick Stom-
ach.
cFy- See advertisement headed
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
n another column.
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sion was "all on the square" and after the
most approval pattern Of Abraham. Isaac.
Jacob, aud shine ancient people, the Jews"
generally. No doubt the little things
wonld have preferred, to remain in the
world as Gentrles rather than come to such
an untimely end. l..
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Cotton Is firm, and $500 bales were sold
to-day. Flour Is unsettled. with sales of
$4,000 bbls. Corn is unsettled aod de.
clining the sales to-day comprise 10000
bushels Naysl Stores are dull. Ries is
steady.
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New Advertisements.
so Z Il III G. A ROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
BY James H. Whherspoon Esquire Orii.

nary for SAID District.
WHEREAS, LANES SMALL has
applied to me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the Goods ana ChattIcs.
Rights and Cr dts ot Frederick Il. Small
late "f the District aforesaid. deceased
THESE are, therefore, to cite and adMon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi
tors Of the said deceased, TO be and appear
before mr mt our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district TO be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 10Th day Of May
inst, TO show cause, it any, Why the said ad-
ministratiOn should not be granted.
{ ~ Given under ne hand and seal.
J.. s. this fifth day or Nav, in the
~ }vear Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and ftty.eight and in
the Sand Ycar of American Independence.
JAMES II. WITHERSrOON,
. l.. ID.
May II, 1858. I3-2t--p { 81 90
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To Hon. John M,Queeu for late copies of
the Washington Globe, containing interest
ing Congressional debates. We observe
in these that our Representative, and also
Mr. Boyce, occupy prominent places.
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Nxw ORLEANS, Nav g 1858.

Cotton is 6rm, and $4,000 bales changed
hands to-day. Freights Of Cotton to Havre
are quoted at lc. Wheat to Liverpool lod.
and Sterling Exchange at siv9 per cent
prem.
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the Baptist denomination in the State aid
throughout the eutire South, are greatly
indebted for the present advanced posi-
ton OF this ENTERPRISE Creenuiiie Pa
trtot.
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LIST OF LETTERs.

Mss lane Button, Pike Brown, William
Hunter, a. l.. Gordon, w. G. Graham, WI.
liam c. Graham, Mrs. T.. +. Brown, Mics
Parmdia y. Brown, Jas. II. Corolisle ESQ,
w. y. Hagins, s. w. Umphry.
*. G. BILLINGS, p. NJ.
April 2s, loft
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wAxHAW BIBLE socIETy

n HE Anniversary of the Wavhaw Bible
i Society will be celebrated On the fourth
Saturday in May at Waxhaw Church. The
address will bs delivered by J. I. X. Belk,
Esq The former notice for the first Sat
urday IN May, was q mistake. ia,
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MULES.

M THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
wv tine young Jack.to those desir.
oas of raising their ow n muIes.--
Tie will stand during the season at my
Gamble place (two miles above the Vii
lage) Henry is the Groom and will use
every effort TO prevent accidents, but the
subs 'riber is not responsible il any should
ocenr.
TERms.--Eight dollars, Insurance. Duo
the time the mare proves TO be with foaI
In all cases where mares are traded, the
owner nj The iiroe turned, responsible for
services rendered.
Z. X. CUREToN.
Lancaster, May 4, l85S.--Ia-u
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Later From Europe,

HALIFAX, May 4.-Thc steam ship
Earopa, Capt. John Leitch, has arrived
at this port with Liverpool dates TO the
oath ult.
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The Friends Of Maj. J. E. RurLEDcE,
announce him candidate to represent the
District of Lancaster in the lower branch
Of the next Legislature.
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ey- The friends Of S. B. MASSEY
announce him as candidate for Ordinary
at the next election.
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The Friends Of p. II. HAMMOND, mn.
nonnce him candidate for Ordinary for
Lancaster District.
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Announcements.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

We are astherixed by the friends Of J,
WILLIAMS, Esq, to announce him a.candi-
date to represent our District in the next
Legislature.
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FOR ORDINARY

We are authorized by the Friends Of J.
Il. X. BELK. Esq, to announce him can
didate for Ordinary i: The ensuing election.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (ot l6 lines or less one insertion,
81 or, il continued, 7b cents Tor tic fret in
sertion, and 10 ceuts for each subsequent inser-
ion. rs See Fourth Page for deductions in
vor OF standing advertisements
The number OF Insertions must be u,itten on
each ADVERTISEMENT or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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Joseph M. Gayle.

CAMDEN, s. &.
Is NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING
Il his SPRING and SUMNER Sock of
HEAVY DRY GOODS and GROCERIES.
OF all description, which he will sell very
low and exclusively for CASH
Camden, May 5, 1858. l2-tf
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WALFIS SHIEDAM SCiINApPS-
w Old Holland Gin. For sale by
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, May s, 1858. I2-,f
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VIM. Randolph Barbse, 1.-The Sculptor
Another evisitstoh his Studio.

We paid another shoft visit Yesterday
AFTERNOON to the studio Of Mr.. Bari e., the
distinguished American sculptor, situate at
the corner Of Baltimore and Calhoun streets.
We found him busiIy engagacd mould.
ing the bust Of an opulent AMI distinguished
gentleman Of St. Louis. Ellis, we iearu. is
| an admirable counterpart Of the original.
1t certainly gives promise of superior ar
tistic triumph.
Another new creation by the artist, cnti-
tied pride is gradually assuming shape,
form and character. This represents the
bust OF proud, naughty female, with
Independence i'll her contour, dignied scorn
upon her lip, fire in her eye, icices in her
heart. She looks as though hearts touched
with all the tenderness Of Loves sentinrn.
tality, we've made for mere pIaythings, to
be used us ins significant foot t.baIls in SWEEP
ing through Il career Of desperate, de,ermin,
ed coquetrv. She would he n tyrant, indeed
in the Kingdom Of Love, with no ambition
but 10 conquer. take captive. and treat her
prisoners scornfulIy lIy--coldiy Indifferent
There is much character in the entire figure
and, when ompletcd,s we think it must
prove mastrrlv v representation of the pas
sion intended TO portray.
That mastery and beautiful creation, the
Fisher Girl, is now nearly finished. 1t will
b. really for exhibition in Carroll Hall in a
fortnight. This figure speaks life and beau
ty i" ryiineament from the cold marble.
II we mistake not it is destined to attract
hosts Of admirers.
The bust Of. Gratitude executed to the
order of Hon. Mr.. Bruce, of Virginia, is
rapidly assuming its delicate and finely
moulded features.
The 'Coque,te, for 4 gentleman in ST.
Louis, is under process Of chizeling, growing
into form and beauty.
The Young Republican, in form of no.
bic American boy, celebrated the recent an
nivcrsary Of American Independence some
what further advanced. This will be Il su-
perb work Of art.
The bust OF our we'll, known, much esteem
ed, and venerable citizen, Philip E. Thomas,
First President OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, has been transferred to plaster,
and is waiting to bu outworked in the per-
fcctiou Of marble.
1t is with Dc gree Of pride and pleasure
we note the success and encouragement, he.
slowed upon this truly mcritorious artist,
who. from CHOICE, has located in our midst.
Genius and talent must make their uiarl--
are sure TO attract attention--and we are
happy to behold this truth exenplifed in
the case Of one so deserving rs Mr. Barbee.
Bot. Patriot.
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THE BURIAL PLAcE.-What mulitu'le
Of thoughts crowded upon the mind in the
contemplation Of such scene! How
much OF the future, even in its far distant
reaches, rises before us with all its persuasive
realities Take but one little narrow space
Of time, and how affecting are its associa-
lions Within the flight of onc-half cen
tury, how many Of the great, the good, and
the wise, will be gathered here! How
many, in the Ioveincss of infancy, the beau-
ty Of youth, the vigor Of manhood, and tho
maturity Of agc, will lie down here, and
dwell il the bosom Of their. m other earth
The rich and the poor, the gay and the
wrctcl,ed, the favoritcs Of thousands, and
torsaken Of the world the stranger in his
solitary grave, and the patriarch, surround
ed by the kindred of long lineage =
How many will here bury their brig ightest
hopes or blasted expectations! How many
bitter tears will here be shed! How many
agonizing sighs will here be heaved! How
many trembling feet will cross the pathways,
and, returning, leave behind them the dear
est objects Of their reverence or love.
Everett.