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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

Lieut.. W. w. Blackford, Of the Washington Mounted
Rides, from Abingdon has been promoted for good con-
duct and bravery Manassas the 2lst July to the
Adjutlncy in Dol. Ssewsrt's cavalry regiment
4 Lieutenant Backford, with tea OF the Mounted Rife
men. took seventy Of the Federal troops
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
I.AndiLeadrIenai

We san call public attention to the fact that there is
great and groWDg demand for lead in the Confederate
states Every mine of this metal within our borders
should once be looked to- 1t may all be needed and
viii prove source Of private profit and public safety
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
A VIRGINIA MpTHKR.

So Morris thinks the Union men
Have got US in their tolls,
Ana chr, 49,, 49,. whether 1t be right
They mean to have the spoils.
This wondrous genius hath found out
Our fathers fought SO long,
Tho not for truth and freedoms cause,
But Union, right OR wrong!
Chorus:
o! for whip Of scorpions fierce,
TO lash with guilty dread,
The bard who sneaks, hyena-like,
To desecrate our dead.
The slave who says our fathers fought
For what they knew was wrong,
Deserves halter round his neck
And let the cord DO strong
Thine and the brigand's cause are one
ain union We are strong,
What tho we wade thro' crime and blood,
Well have spoils, right or wrong"
Such, too, the proud Assyrian's plea;
Deaths angel heard the boast
And left his cold and lifeless ranks
On Israels sacred coast.
Chorus:
The God who rules the. battle still
Hath heard thy inpious song,
He never yet bath pledged bis power
To conquer for the wrong.
It's like the hre stolen from heaven,
Glaring thro' murky hell,
When the poet bssely stoops his powers
The ranks Of guilt to swell.
Chorus:
We eight for what our fathsn' fought,
And Freedom was their cry
And we will conquer as they did,
Or In the struggle die
Go forth, our brave defenders, armed
In truth and valor's might,
g. And ever let your watchword be-
We battle for the right
Chor1a o. for whip, ,&c., &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
HoRrRkss MoNRoE, July %.

The report of the repulse Of forces from Manassas
reached here this morning. 1t is believed to be greatly
xaggeraed and instead OF depressing troops, has
made them frantic for fight and aroused thirst for
Vengeance and brave deeds. General Butler never
more ygant and active and DESTROYS of ge:tin
h troops and forces ao action at the earliest udcious
moment
Several cases OF theft have been ferreed out in Hamp
too smouE our troops. There have been arrests
Capt Batle the Generals nephew, who visited the camp
Of the Twentieth Regiment search for stolen property
Sunday was charged upon by a number Of the Germans
with bayonets. lie Immediately summoned posse Of
soldiers and quelsd the rotous mob by force He found
sufficient evidence for the arrest of two Of the regiment
aud subsequently, Of three Others and it is believed that
he penalty Of death will be executed according TO the
articles Of war, final quietus to such proceedngs-
skeleton keys were found, and the robbery Of bank
vault and store has recently occurred.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

MIRA Beaursgard, the lady Of distinguished ener.
a. the family Of Col J. B. Walton and Mrs. Mitchell
were sersnaded last evening BY Capt Leeds 6ne
pany. Our people seem to bs at loss for Of
eyincng their affection for our military heroes The
compliment paid last evening was In good taste. and
must have been gratifying To- The rscipisnt.-K, o.
.pslfa. $500 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

The heading to the letter of the Richmond Cores
poudent Of the London Herald, about "Rsbsls" &C.,
published in Saturdays Wing, no part Of the writer's
{, was the work Of the New York papers, from which we
nopfa1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
THE HANDOUFFs.

RouaH CRrrK, CHARLOTTE Co., Va.
July soth, 1861.
To The Editor ofhs Rhig:
What has become Of the $4,000 handouts seized at
Manassas and what they for but for prisoners
Would it not facilitate the safe keeping Of any surplus
ofprsoDe may have, and encourage the capture Of
more, to uss sw ofthoss suss Besides would require
fswsr guards
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED BY
s. MGRUDER'S SONS, (
U6VJMnSn VA
KICHMOND, VA.

v.rrsI,sd 70 contain per cen,
Phcs ger q 2,ec0 Bs, O.
BONE ASH UANo VAT sntti 70 eoniaia per cent Of 4mFs
MIA and as 10 10 cent Bone Phosphss o. rs pHss per
ton Of 900 "a. 70 lp-
phsse Line and ound to nRs powder psper Ton Of sOOe
b., SIS VI,
and warrant 70 contain % cent Of Phosphate q Line Pnes
mar ton Of 1900 ps, ~ u.
Cor many years largely engaged in the Guano trade
.r Sad Of t.. 'v the value Of al kinds Of Gu
anO that have imported into the country ::sS
the very best varieties for preparations rom rope
that have been made with all the Ingredients use
both aud combination ssthed that Me farm
wifi dnd 6ur Serstrs .pet ohsrr n hs Peruvian duan'
The Peruvian and Phosphate euanos nsed selected viii
great care and always 10 rigid snsyr They very
Dry ground nne powder and thoroughly aniinmAisy
mixed -.
We Will take pleasure In showing farmers through eabsh
eni 70 the Ingredients rled or process
manufAc turins.
An ordsrs vin ~ promptly allied
d McaRUDE1B SOM,
Corner 18Th and Gary strees
tv46-<lv Richmond. VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
PURIFIER nv TIE lrprc.

Nsw YoRK, Jolly as.-Ensish Journals criticize Lin.
coins message.
The London Times says Il altogether confirms The Inn.
precision produced BY the hrst message and fears that
he has outxsgbed s chances of intsrnscIns var and
forces, a. bystsndsr, that the recognition Of the
Southern Independence i the issue ON which, after ina
mite loss and humiliation the contest must result.
The London Post says ct this date Il d idle 10 argue
the question Of legal rights Il d for the Govern.
ment 70 put down resistance as soon a possibs Il
predicts obstinate and sangulnary struggle, and while
protesting personal sympathlng for the opponents Of
slavery, rtjo!ces at Englands strict neutrality.
The daily News eulogzss the message and say Il sets
ct rest the question Of compromise and the Govern.
ment nov In position to secure BY it, energetic 60
ton the sympathy Of foreign powers
AZ meeting Of The thrd conpsns of ths How'll
ser hsalon held a Yorktown, July S ksjm Geo. w. Ran.
doph pre.dnx sad Lsa VIM sheppard scas q Geeretsry
NE following resolutions ofrsd uy adopxd
Whersn By the dbpen alton Of Advise and overriding
Povdenee, vsnave bees called Rsynod
Kirby beloved fend and brother died dsass
produced b. exposure In the discharge Of his duuss;
Resolved That while hearts saddtnsd this painful
bereavement will cherish the memory his con us and
bearing gentleman and soldier both Ia the camp and
ned bsie - an example 10 the highest d,srse worthy the
o. az Yor he vas gentle and upright and fhfa and
Hesolvsi That knowing him relations Of nfe and
eemng % IN ALL our va mat srnpses Hth thnse
and dear TO him, upsn whom has las his fallen ., psny and
heavily. r mos r..H| ~ -
Resolved Ths. copy Of these resolutions be ,r.psm,.d ;.
The relatives o. the deceased and pubhsd in the newspapers
Y<Ths city pap.rs requested 70 eopy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
.IN AND YLouR INro eRKAr BRITAIN.

Thus in 1859 the United States supplied but very little
wheat and dur for the reason that the grain countries
of Europe had the advantage In 1860 their crops were
sort ana the United States supplied oneqaarter Of the
wheat aud nearly oDehaf Of the -four up 70 January
The same cause continued during the first five months OF
s6l IN which period Great Britain imported as follows
,,,posv, oy GRAIN AND FLOUR INTO GREAT BRIrAS FOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

RANK IN TUE CONFEDERATE SkRvrcr.-The Picsyune
has the following in regard to rank in the Confederate
Army:
VIII the Picayune oblge the undersigned by giving
the highest military grade rank atainable in the
Confederate States ArmyY Acontroversy having arisen
respecting it, aud an agreement rely upon your de-
cson, prompts him to trespass upon your generosity in
making the request. A SUBSCRIBER.
The Prsden: is sx ofeio Commandsr-incbief OF tho
Army. After that rank, the highest is that OF Major
Genersl-Eds. Pie.
We Understand the matter differently. In the regular
Confederate service there Is but one rank-that Of Gene
raj There are no Major Brgader Generals In that
service. Before tbs adoption OF the act creating the reg
uar army Of the Confederate Safes the old plan of the
Uaited States army adopted and the ranks of Ma
or and Brgadier General created It is under this
bill that Generals Twggs and Polk are Major Generals
aud Bngg, Walker Bonham aud others are Brig aders
Beaureeard being the head of the Bgadier Generals
Of the Peovisicna army promoted for his galantry
and gsntrashp to the grade Of General in The regular
army Of the Confederate States. He ia ranked howey
err by Johnston Lee and Cooper and with then makes
up the four Generals in the Confederate Army Il WAS
doubtless to prevent any conflict of rank and the super
ceiling Of Beauregard in command at Manassas by John
ston that President Davis appeared ranking
both, as Commander in Chiefly o. Della.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
RUFEIN'S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GUANO.

AN now ready 70 supply orders for my fertilizers fsa
they come a tnwss rely upon getting, Without delay, A.
s S a eiIs %sS and
seni.n. pure Soa1 fioaais q Tis S.a any Other
n. ,s. q i:Sy1s my prsp.1,asn. 70 .As.. q. H..
ss ssa q he ssSs
very ga; Snt se TINE tbs yhs.i va, gr,nss But d.
wheat whilst for lands Tia. need ptosphscs-ss nearly all
duelg good stand Of clover true tina. occaono
have sssa ,sposs but iy Tsr: 5Ssh M % %,Ips.s,
phosphat but no generally to the vO, for both Wheat
and clover ihsys ever haosl.
the fact uai have orders for more Dan four TINES - much =
had ~ Ns came period last year.
Renee or the Of ohs are parsussy requested
:. order Rgn GuanS and t. .es That they get ~ hsre are
tean be had Of myself or the commission mereh.as generally
S SHs H SsAhSa sSr
ercksSws; MASON, pLGfR &c., soc;tsv,ls; JOHNSTON,
..ptl-eu lRisE g. luyns.
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
was committed to the jail Of the oy Of Riehnoad y russ
"a. .: s N ok Of !ses @ s gs: is I, 1:s
sssn bout ave six or seven inches l has been
y q ssai e. D ssS sI ss:
HI owner requested to come er..rd prove property. pay
and take him away he VII r n S; 'a d ,Hf
Sis TTE wARREsross+ si sis i s;siS'N
FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
TsNOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF vIs
IIoa Ta..-Yor board go pc, n'C,S go Per week g
E uS w; .s .ss s;.. ss
H.Hs go PEI nsnA or % cent? per day. uon., Hupeu
EMORY 4 HENRY COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA. .IE
OUR Fall Session VII begin tie 10 August atxt Depart
~ nnsef Civil Engineering and hata.y Instruction Wa e
.bhsd =, late meeting q the Jos. Board hsd. ess Oh
board private families 81 prices not exceeding ss per
Aonth. Our Othsr charges are: .mm
ruiton for b nonths..
Fuel and charge for j. .itor eo
oonrng.ni Pea. 800
Other iniorm,ssn can be had ~ .ddrs...sr - 80,
iyis-ess s.-- y t.s..g.s ! Emory !. O., v..
In ssa ,l:s:i Ss,: :ss ::.'''' N'p'
s. D. & j. R. M'DEARM0N,
GENERAL confession MERCHANTS,
IyoR the sale Of f0BAooo WHEAT, CORN, YLoUR Ia.
oss q ass.s. sI ns. door to entrance 70 nss Tes:s
JosEs have snss1 Is ps.stcs s he sv a Rsh.ssa.
y; so. S s ssi ps:: e Gs. Courts Of ..s.
II .; IS: go: :'. ..'- '.''n' ..'lA -
Assks: !. IssEsSgEsSs q H1H ns1ssS.
WHEn Deposits Win Be received on Which an in.s.s, Of 4,
w cent viii be pxd Ill remaining on dspost I
s ss E: sss e.
Loaned over Ten Millions q Donan has suspended debt A
never e ons dollar filled 70 pay any Certificate vhsn dae
JAh q. 9ARDNER, Presdsnt
Z ...-.f..r II VIZ q. oHRBTIAk, oashisr.
unl-siy HUGH ". BRY. Secretary.
BARKsDALE 4 BROTHERS, (.
- COMMISSION MKRCHANTS 4
Hcznoxp, Va. IT 4
liberal advances made on eonhgnnsns I, hand u
OLAIBORHn DARKHDALk q BARKGDALl j
uhlq-c3a O. q. nARKnnALl tsEIi [ItN.
A LtEGHANF WAFKR, tsA ssH e sgsf. -
3ss; = ~ Is ..l sss:.
DRyEP ysa = 80, - s,css:5 ~
hSxssia Z o1srSl, W0f0N WRuAM -
~ - 10. u rtAhe-ss<~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
OVERsEER,S PLACE WANTRD.

OvERsEER'S PLACE WANTED.
eststs he has had many Year, experience man.
ssenent Of negroes and able 70 give rsf.ues
70 aas ess.'' voc coi.nbl. p o. is1snn.
BUMGARDNER,S OLD RYE WHISKY
y. $50 Dbl. bumssrdnsr' Old Rye wh,5y s1S zee"
''s aus ;S' ''''" M isS street.
CARD.-A we have TO pay CASH for
nearly every thing needed In the line OF cur bu-
ness, will from this date. decline cninunS accounts
eep With those psom Who have regularly settled hsr bill with
A,s iunis not paid Let JAY jus passed cannot be increased
r. PRICE 90.
49, DIR. J. W.. GARLICK.-DrA,
s !. g. :as
s.
r...r.surs. Jul Va. , s se2' 81" ~ isa-a
N Ing, this morning, more Of those
Linen Sets DOLLAR. and sleey , .. 70 es
Eegsnt Printed orsandes
Black Barge Hernanne Et
New style Black and Colo. Psrmos Win many shsr
nav Spring goods BY every arrival, ...,.,
s I'D mo second sss
aps WATKINS noKLu.
H(-BA X e RS PREMIUM BIT:
some and enecual tonic In the World By every
lily vaoA ADAPTED solely for this climate and should Be
the every Southern Family for ~ ds
Of the stomach and bowels They fall 70 make
Of DrsPrrsA Nervous Headache &c With pain IN s
ver; and In weak and dsbsed persons they viii dive Vital
energy 10 the whole system They only need trial 70 give them
hsnn GRAY, PURorLL LADD 90, and By al prominent
sS S.,s,ISa Ts;ssSSs
Fl oSa s and NJ IIAis
Orders oiled By Addressing l. BAKER, Proprietor,
Feb. e-dke Richmond, Va
TO III EADS OF DEPART
NE kENTs AND AsssTANTE.-I would beg 70 invite The
attention OF the Heads OF Departments Of tie various branches Of
the Governmtnt OF the Confederate etst In Richmond
large aud eSiensvs noct OF Books per, Station
cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, &C., which will
furnish them at Air ptices.
Having attached 70 my establishment an extensive Binds
u prepared execute Binding I'D the manufacture Of
Blank Books Of description In he beat manner and 1t the
lowest prices MORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller,
La fair treekR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOMEi
THE vIRSINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(0YPICe CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH sTRRtfs)

TSsURr white persons for life for term years. and slaves
Il for mot exceeding four) years
Grants ARnu ties and Endowmens on IRE most equitable terms
The Yankee companies having made kaoxn their intention TO
repudlate the pocs Of fellow cEens who be hei In
defence their hoes either BY taking By
thng with by lending aid and comfort 70 souheru Rebe
prudent by them ought at 10 cancel h
policy and Insure at home ......
containing necessary information furnished 1t The
oice OF the Company. -
SAMUEL J. HARRISON, President
l...' ADAIR PLEAsAafs, Secretary.
BLln RuRwnI, D., Medical Examiner.
J. b. kocIw, n. D, Consulting Physician.
Roscoe b. Ham, Legal Adviser jye
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05
TIE FoURTE Of JULY Ana TIE PROSPECTS CT
THE SOUTHERN CONfSnERACY IN heGLtSp

The London correspondent Of the New YORK sSSa
writ, nn the 9th July, says:
rh Amero.i -aeting hnt0 to ss!svrzto the 4th Wsi
5urfuI eyidenc3 of the Gecne tee national splnt al
ready feels The Times gives full account Of It &C.
companied by soathing article in which the Southern
States are declared to be the true nhernrs OF the doc
traes of Revolution and Independence by virtue Of their
Washington and his ilustrious Virginia compeers; and
tho vndctve supporters Of the are reminded that
precisely the Arguments and phraseoogy they to-day
we're used by reved and deesed namesske and pre-
ceient representative Of their section, towit: Lord
North!
The Manchester Guardian, a mouthpieee Of the great
pinniug interest," dismsses the 4th Of July party
thus
"The Americans resident in London celebrated the
4.h of July by densr, presided over by New York
Clergyman. No American of note present, and the
speeches delivered on the occasion noticeable only
Of the absence of that insoen and menacng
tone adopted at the Paris breakfast"
At Liverpool there a quiet but influential gather
ing Of Peace men, whose appeal Will soon be making its
way throughout your Northern States It will represent
the distinction and the wealth OF greatest American
trading seaport.
Several vessels 10 that harbor Haunted tho dag OF the
Southern Confederacy.
IL the war should continue depend upon Il that arms
munitions and supplies of every description will reach
the South from this country and the Continent oil Eu-
rope and cotton and tobacco brought thence should
your fleets have to be annihiated In the attempt.
Whole civilized nations will net look idly and brook
xanton nacoa Of ruin upon any great interest that
concerns their own welfare.
IL il declared here that cessation OF your civil war
concerns mankind and that there being no unanimity
either side of your dispute nations be guided in
th ,ir action by their sympathes ed interests they
have been slway'. Toe reported employment Of officers
from the despoc armies Of Europe, in the Northern
service, is talked of here amo6S the people as most
significant and untavorable sign.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-05

- Lstsrs businSss Ess Ss addressed ts"EtOr q
ia WY"
Arteiss Usa boa sdss Of s paper R no' Dc Puo'fss-
81 ms 70 rls Of ~ Standing, osi1N % - hSosN 20 al
ant oil On Dc departed from O6id Rote szcssd
~ ssgh lines are charged or as edoertssrasntS
~ We oaaaOt aderaks rssu rejected oopnHafcat0as
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
AN ATTACK AND THE ESCAPE

| was aroused from this state of happiness b.
| the agent urging me in the name OF HEAVIER
to dress myself instantly as the house was sur
| rounded by Secessionists, swearing to burn thu
roof over his head. l sprang from my couch, ht
led me to the window and there beheld them
| Twenty men, at least, surrounded the house al
armed with fowhng pieces or rifles They hat
piled quantities of wood about the porch of the
| dwelling, and were evidently bent on firing it
| No person lived here except the agent and al
Irishman, who acted as his servant, but who
had gone over to Illinois, the day before, or
| business, and had not returned.
The agent said that our lives depended upon
Our quitting the house and escaping, there and
then. We acted by the suggestion at once, land
stole out by the back way when our assailants
were all collected in the front. The agent went
with rifle in hand; with my revolver. My
skIff offered the surest chance of escape, as by
vigorous pulling, we might soon be beyond the
reach of their pieces. We had nearly reached
the boat, when a frightful shout proclaimed
that the Secs ssionists had detected our escape.
At the same time discovered the negro hunt
ing planter directly in front of us by the side Of
the boat His laugh of fiendish exultation, as
he pointed to the house now III flames, was cut
short by bullet from the agents rifle, which
caused him to leap forward yard and fall dead
upon the beach.
We were ah0at and that was all, when full
discharge from the foe caused the bullets tC
whistle past us, but not wound did they deal
to either Discharge after discharge followed,
but we passed through the ordeal scatheless-
the whizzing bullets disappointed yells and the
curses of the rebels ringing in our ears. The
house Of the agent was one mass Of devouring
flames when We landed on the Illinois shore :;
hut we had escaped, and that he said might
go
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
WHAT NOT /?

mChe ieath,smile is the grandest thing in ,bt
grid. 1t makes the dark Past an arch O
triumph into radiant Future
When we find ourselves more inclined n
persecute than persuade, we may be certain
that our zeal has more of pride in it than chart
ty.
There are those whose lightest wis it is ma r.
tyr dom to refuse /; those from whom you would
more willingly accept pain than pleasure.
On the complaint OF the Hamane Society OF
London, a man was lately fined ten dollars TO,
drawing too heavy load of furnituJe with a tired
horse.
Never look at girls They can't bare it
they regard il as an Insult They wear their
feathers iurhelows, and frills merely to CRAFTY
their mammas- that's all.
We can in no way assimilate ourselves so
much with the benign disposition of the Creator
OF al, as by contributing 20 the health. comfort,
and happiness of our fellow creatures.
There is only one stimuant that never fails.
nor intoxicatos- duty. Dirty puts blue sky
over every mau-up in his heart NAV be-into
which tae sky-larI, happiness, always goes
singing Il Prentice.
It is good to give a stranger meal or a
nights lodging; it is better to be hosnitabe to
mis- good meaning and thought; we should be
courteous TO man as to picture, which we arc
willing TO give the advantage OF the best light
Fight hard against haaty temper, Anger
viii come but resist it strongly, A spark NAV
set house on irc. A lt Of passion may give
you cause Ca mourn al the days Of your life.
Never revenge an injury.
OF little human flowers, Death gathers MANY.
He places them upon his bosom, and he is trans
formed INTO something less terrific than before.
We learn TO gaze and shudder not Tor he carries
III his arms the sweet blossoms of our earthly
hopes.
An employer can make us happy or unhappy
make our service light or burdensome, a pleas
ure or a toll. Say that his power lies in the
words and looks, III things so slight and insig-
nlicapt that it is impossible TO add or count
them up. What then9 The happines he riyes
Is quite as great as if 1t cost fol tune
Whosoever occupies station of moral infu.
ence, station where his labor lies among the
most perilous materials with which man can
intemeddle, the affections, the dispositions, the
wills OF other people, must have amazing self
reliance, or a deplorable calousness, if he is
not frequently crushed down by the solemnity
of his position.
| 1t is not for you here to rest and rejoice as il
this were your home, or as if your tolls and con,
| ihcts could be over i'll this world You are to
work to the end, Then the warrior may take
off his armor, when the victory is gained, and
not moment before; and your victory will be
gained when the sound of the trumpet cal YOU
Heavenward, and not till then.
Minds are like daguerreotype- plates. Some
VIII never give back correct impression o.
the objects pictured upon them-wilI blur OF
deaden them, so that no eye will love to look
upon them Others fash back at once the forms
or the features of persons RI things precisely
as the light painted them, and thus become
endeared among our household treasures.