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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
Lands, NJ. roes, Si0c&, sc.
FOR SALE.

To be sold, az Public .fto kioH, en- Bfondgv
me eleUenth day Of January near, iF
Ja'T, " not, Ehe near far day. al niy
plantation called The Gcose-Ponds, and
continue from day 10 day unGk al are
sold-IAe following PROPERTY, piz:
M III Tract Oi Land, on Pamuuky Ri
lWI yer, about one hundred acres of
winch are low grounds, lying parity in
Caroline and partly IN KING William,
called the GOOSE PoEDs, Containing 842
acres more or less. The quality Of the
Land, The buildings, beauty of situation,
water and neighborhood, renders II an nb.
Ject worthy the attention. of any gentle.
man wishing TO purchase; a crop If
wheat is soWn thereon.-.AlsO, q Tract
OF Land IN the State oi Kentucky, o. the
waters OF LeWis's Greek, a branch of
Green River, about one mile from the
same and about sixty miles above The
mouth containing 1908 3-8 acres, nrre
OF less TO which Ihsre is an disputed
ilile--Terms Of iale, one fourth 10 ready
money, and three ANNUAL instalmen's for
the balance, to be secured by deeds Of
truss upon the Land, with bonds and ape
proved security, to carry interest from
The date, If not punclnalIy paid --Aisos
TWO other tracts OF Land, The one lying in
Henry county, containing 300 acres.
ard the other supposed to lie in Green
orIar county, containing 1000 acres, cor
Veyed by Thomas Hooperto VIM. Nor.
ris--Terms Of sale and other info nation.
will be made known on the day of SALE.
Also, about forty likely Negroes, about
one half or two thirds for cash, the ba.
lance a twelve months credit, for which
bonds and approved security will be re.
CURED, 10 cary iDleres, from the date, il
not punctually paid.-A so, the Stctk of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Plantation
Utensils. the crops Of Corn. Fodder &c.
Tor which six months credit will be al.
lowed for all sums above twenty dollars,
on receiving bonds with spproy, d securi-
V-and for all sums under twenty dol,
lars, cash.
Those having legal claims aesips, me
may perhaps find il TO their Interest 10 AZ.
tend this sale.
BENJAMIN TOLER.
September g. 1907. vtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
Lands for Sale.

TEE Subscriber wishes to sell the Lands and
Plantation wherein he present resides,
containing 500 acres well W. cred with several
excellent springs. and convenient to four capital
nanriatlu'ing mi Is Also a lraG of Land ly-
ing twp miles from the above, on Fine creek,
Con aiming 40 acres. about 81 of which is meas
d1w " superior qua!ity-The lands shewn ard
the terms made known by application 20
Horatio Turpin.
Powha an II h Nov. l,,D7 w6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20

Vft a courf o. Quarterly Season. held far
Cumberland County, the 9Th day of Oc-
to6er, 1907.
James Roper, plaintiff In
against Chm
Benz. Sims & VIM. Sims, defs. eerv.
THE defendant William, no, hay;np
entered his appearance and given seed
Ti'y according to law, and the rules of this
court, aud IL appearing 10 The satisfaction
ct the court that he is not All inhabi,ant
OF this slate; on the motion of the COM
pianant by his counsel, II Is ordered. that
the said William do sppear here on The
4th Monday in February next to answer
the compliments bill, and that the ds fen.
dart Benjamin do not pay, convey away,
or secure any debt by him owing to, or
effects Of the said William in his hards
until the further order OF decree of this
court; and tina, q copy Of thi. order be
forthwith inserted in one Of the Virginia
Gazettes, for two rnon;hs successively,
and published at the e ont door of the
| courthouse Of this county.
A Copy--Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
CTo be continued
[ Pu6Eshed by harHcular request Of the
.dHfhOr.
TRom TIE VIRGINIA eAzETrE.
To the Editor.

To me HdftoT.
Cen Eaton has anticipated me-. for which
hank him--I was abou 70 have publ. h
ed those dispositions, and had procured
copies with that intent, but being inform
ed hat The general hsd de ermned to give
Them IN he public, preferred that ihro'
HIM in The frs, instance, should be- obtain.
ed the knowledge Of the Kind Intentions
towards me OF that administration, 81
which, !; AETNA, be las lady become such
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
Miller WooAg0n, jr. d. c.
LGrGS Tar SnIe Ia ILben0rle-

LG"GS }0F SUls III Ii6CnlGrle.
we snbsc;ber being DESTROYS of removing
y 20 the western courtry, offers for sale his
TRACT OF LAND in hlbemare coun,v,
on ;ae North river fou mics from Charlrt.e,-
VILE, containing thousand acies--two hund ed
or two bundled and fify acres &C which A.e Va.
insbe bottoms Payable in the fDIo, ing rian-
ner- one 'hiid WIN possession i. given in cash,
one third in negroes between ~ Give ana h,.sy
years old At fair va'ue'ion aud The bsiarce ",
lands si'ua'ed in the lower r,rt If Kentus H. ~
in West Tennessee, whose scIl, silva ian sna
title may be approved Of by him or if more a
greeable to the purchaser TIE ,hird if no. *.
changed for western lands. will he divided nla
three equal annual pay ments, with interest from
The day possession is given, If not punt1uaiy
paid, TO be secured by deed of tiust upon tie
land. Presuming that ma person will purchase
without viewing the land further particulars
are deemed unnecessary 1t ths inc, but vii! be
made known by application to the subscsiber
living on Ihe premises.
SAMUEL CARR.
Oaober LIST, 1907. wsts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
Pursuant to q Ueea &c.
Augusta.

OF the honorable the circuit court of the dis.
.-triet of Columbia, in suit depending, in
Alexandria county, in chancery, wherein
;SColin Aald, administrator of Robert Milf
gan, deceased, is complainant, and William
Wilson, defendant, will be exposed to PUB-
1L{C SALE, ON SAsI URDAf, the FIEa,,H
day of SEPTEMBER NEXT, at TEN
o'clock in the forenoon, at ths coffee-house
s.. in the town of Alexandra, for ready me-
pey, :
q 1.-the SAID William Wilson'S right and
"A tits in and to three fourth parts oe an
undivided interest in the whole of the!ands
heretofore attached to the Keep.Tryst furnace,
being about 400 acres, with the exception OF
the works and 22l acres sold to the govern
3ment Of the United States. lying in Berkley,
now jefferson county, near Harper's ferry. !.
Charles Lee, cam i,
Tho's Swans
{ z August aawss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
Pxobenty for Sale.

ATOTICE is hereby given, That in pufssl-
Il ance Of a deed Of trust from Mr.. Willi-
am Wilson to the late William Crafk, Esq.
to secure the payment ola certain sum Of mo-
ney observation-disclosures, tosNVilliam Ntzhugh,
Esq shall, as thescxecutor of the said w IL
liam Craik, proceed to sell,on the first day
of September next, on the premises, one moi,
ely Of a three story, Brick House, situate on
Water-strcet, in tho town Of Alexandra, now
in the occupation Of DR.. James Kennedy, and
also. small Lot adjoining it; upon credit of
60 and 100 days, with interest from the date
of the notes the purchasers to give their
notes with an approved endsrser or endor,
Sers.
EDMUND I. LEE.
d Executor Of aFiliam Craik, deceased.
who was the trustee.
Augusta. eawts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
THIS Is, 70 gaue Nofzee,

THAT the subscriber, OF 4 alexandria ensss-
ty, in the district of Columbia, hath obtained
from. the orphans. court of said county letters
Of administration on the personal estate OF
l,satthery Eakin, late Of the County asoress:d,
deceased: All persons having c,alnns against
the said deceased, are hereby Wat1led to exils-
bit them, with the, vouchers thereof, to tie
subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of Fe-
braary next ensuing, or they, may by law DC
excluded from, all benest TO said estate. And
all those indebted thereto, are requested TO
make immediate payment --I'ayen under my
hand this 10th day, of August, lso7.
Fyedevisla A,igp,ta Helena Eakas,
Administrative.
August ls. ssxsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
Richard Ratcll1fc,
Fairfax County, State of ,.,,a
Virginia, Aug. IS. '
FOR SALE,

a TRA.C r of Ian D, situate ,; u d d
"a county of Fairfax, within four :, n ,aas
the courthouse, lying in the fork o. .Ol ron.
Head Bun aid Giant. Castle Branch or,y,
tanning four hundred forty three ana nearl,
ter acres. It,s. good farming lana' s 3D. i
one hall in wyJds, and heavily tlmD w. = land,
sDounas in a sufficieacy Of good meade, With.
ard member ofneyer-failing aa2rags .boys
GOOD mi!l-seat at the junction OF u. n,s arc.
mentioned streams. The improye,Ih.a"s small
framed Westinghouse, that, VAIN .nfot.
.expencc might be made neat ana g., eo corn.
bic, together with kitchen, s1a,ls" new, u
house, negro quarter, &c. all parry w.
a healthy situation. .tn.
7srnas-0ne half in cash, or n's'os.tsrs,
I,,ation-and "a credit Of one, two ;nnrms
years for the balance, For further . .
ION apply to the subscriber on the pre-
t. y Robert Ratclif !fss
E:.irlax couss7, Aug =. ..-..>
- - ....-.--. 1870 49,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
Tal aablS P,opsriy FOR Sale,

'yTNO BE SOLD, nfonr distinct lots or TO-
ygcthcr, four acres Yf LAND, contain
ing from one and quarter acre to two ceres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-sfrect 10 Great Hunting Creek,
interesting jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and ives. on Fay
ettehnd Payne-streets.
A plan ofthe ground and further particulars
may be obtained BY apphcationto
James Patton.
: June 50. tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
!. Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY, from the subscriber, on ths
18th Of Jnne last, negro roman, named MI
MY, OF a light complexion, somewhat mas
culine, remarkable large end strong made,
when spoken to, if taken by suiFrize, stans.
mers--IIad,on when she went away a striped
kornespun cotton short gown and pcttieost- :
Whoever takes up said negro and brings hel
home to the subscribers farrn,at Gum-SPrllae'
in Fairfax county, or confines her IN any jail
SO. that the subscriber, gets her again sf1all
receive the above reward. =
Elizabeth Pesa>e. 4
x,r,,s.i Iaw7ws
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
Nbe Rented,

q Nbe' Rented,
A three story Brick Dwell Ling and Ware
house, oa,King and Henry .strerts--togcther
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side,
) two story Brick Dwelling House. s
For serxs ataliy 10 s :
lpnathaa and Ms Scholaeld.
n May l. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
.M g / / EsE.

n IL fhoseawhs have any clains or de-
IA mands against the estate Of John Ds1a
slah; merchant, late Of the town Of Alexandra,
are hereby. informed, to bring IN their ac-
counts, legally proved, before the hrstsslay OF
November next, at which time a full and hnal
settlement and distribution of his estate, will
be made. Should any accounts be.cxhibited
after that period, they will be disregarded,
and this Notiee pleadeSin bar OF them. Those
that are indebted to the estate, WILDE please
to make Immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, r..,,
William Herbert,
Aprii:s. staw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
IuSt Received and for Sale,

BIZ the Subscribers,
Al choice cargo of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay of Honduras, of different
lengths and sizes, which they will ssh by the
log or larger quantity.
Trey have alto for SAX.
Sugar in hogsheads
ondon:pamicular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, Of excellent quality
Molasses by the hcgshead
Liverpool Stored Salt
And Lngwood
NathanielsWa.tlcs Goo. 4.
Ianuary IS PAW
The Sublcriber has juf Received :
Ind ofsrsyar sale.
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BOI-
Ties, containing one gross each.
Scven.balcs COTTON, ola superior qua
hty for retaiing--and
Anew tierccs fresh RICE.
o Nc HAND,
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND r ALE
ALE, in hhds.
do. BEER, in barrels.
md. rs USUAL,
First quality Philadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale, in bottles hnt M for hohae, or er1sert eon-
sumption.
Also,
WHITE AND BROWN SO hP,solds and
dry, and in nice order for retAiing,or family
use.
VIZ. DUNLAP.
lana 70. eetf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31

go .'s.-...
Jofcph Mande vale,
esrxsr ef KtsG ana FAlasAx -SrRa1rs,
.f1E xaxDRIA
HAS FOR SALE, 8
AN aifortnent Of VINES, LII
QuoRs. GROCERIES, &c.
consissinglof
MADEIRAl
Port
Sherry ,ryrNrrn
Lisbon VANEO.
Malaga
TenerilTs s
Corsica
Old St. Estcphc NIsdaS 1arss IN >eassa.ss
enc dozen
A few dozen hne old frontinas
Ditto do. best wine hKeus
jamaica and West-India rum
Ncw-Englaad do,
Cogniac, Bourdcaux and Naples hrandT
Holland and country gin
Schicdam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, ycryola
Cider in barrels
White vino and Cider vinegar
IloreAce oil in TASKS
hogsheads Havanna honey
Il do. choice retailing saolasses
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson lEAS
Young Tyson Of good fsakA.
Hyson-skin and !.
Soucsong
Muscovados sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
!, Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal.
;ti,nors and Alexandra. IS
Leiper's, CARROTS, and Hasnilton's snuff
In bottles and blalders.
Macuba and rapee do.
Clover-seed, Penn. svarrsnfed3 n.
Mace n,itmegs cloves cassia pisueiae
to pepper ginger, race and ground; Cay
enne pepper; re6aed salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice /; pearl harley
London and Philadelphia mustard basket
salt; starch fig blue netant indigo; Geor-
ria and Tennessee cotton FAX; WOO mad
der; copperas; alum; birthstone chalk
pipes in boxes wrapping paper and twines
traces bed cords; leading lines demi]ohns;
gin cases !; patent shot brandywine gunpoWt
der; HarSey's ganpowder, tho only real Bril-
fish battle powdsr] from f to treble sealed
chewing tobacco ). best iIavanna segsTs.
Museatel and blecrn raisins In boxes.
Sun raisills in casks.
Zante currents prunes soft Shslied al
fnonds.
Al few boxes excellent pickles, each one
d>ysr hottlos assorted 9. Gamers. olives and n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
3 71e Sn6scri6er has CIT Hand,

About 10000 feet Mahogany
of good quality which he will sell low for
cash or on short credit, by the log or plank.
], John Muir.
August 20. cost 2aw3w
a p. He still continues to carry on the
Cabiaet and Chair Mandatory, ia the neat-
est and most fashionable mannar.
II co A journeyman Cabinet ma
ker wanted.
9** 1000 fee. Of half-inch Walnut
Plank for fale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
FOR SIZE,
on at,yantageou FERNS /,

on advantageous terms,
4 THREE STORY NRICK FIRE.
"a HOUSE, on Unien-strcet, next door
to Benjamin Shrcve, Jun. well situated for the
SAitting OF Grocery busiRess--*Also, 4 LOT
of GROUND, at tie corner of Water and
Wolfe streets. f.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
FOR SdLE,

THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
CITUATED eN the banks of Great Hunt
- ing Greek, called Rnrat Felicity, Tor
raerly owned by Mr.. John Daft. tits at pre-
sent rented for one year, fer the sum OF one
hundred and city dollars, resersing the right
Of possession at anv time during the above
term, on giving one months notice rol
terms applyto RICHARD LEWIS.
April % 80
rxiakirg. in IT'S vsrie1s 6rane0e',
Aandjoxsly sxseatea at THIS Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
TO RENT,

s Ind immediate Possession ,yive,s, $
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax street, occupied by Jace6 H.a7naas
--an excellent stand fer the DRr Coon bnsi
ness.-Apply to
Jonah Thosnpfon & Son.
March Ia. 3tawtf J.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
!. Notice is hereby given,

HAT the subscriber attends at his Office
on TUESDAY and SA7'URD.AY IN every
week, agreeable to law, for the purpose of
aransactiag testamentary and all other busi1j
ness appertainins thereto: ON which days q.
person. concerned are required TO attend. I.
Alexander Moore,
Register Of Fills for Her. County.
August !. laW8w
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

faith, departing from principles Of chris
tiauity, and delivering up their bodies,
which are the temples Of the holy spirit,
to the butfer;ngs of Satan. Such things
afford matter of triumph to the adversa.
nv; while they are stumbling blocks to
timid believers.
Butthe evil that I would more esfe-
cially point at, is the quarrels which fire.
quently happen between prots ssed
christians OF different denominations,
aud even members Of the same church.
As to the first Of these, every uhpreiu.
diced man will, on the least reflection,
readily acknowledge, that there may be
serious, Pious, deVout christians as Wen
under one name as another, for II is chs
rherical to suppose that all raeu can,
while subject to such passions as we all
are, ever think or act alike. But the
mild religion which We profess, does not
justify US to prosecuting each other for a
tri1ing difference in the mere ceremo.
NAL part Of worship; and while our
neighbor agrees with US in the fundamen.
tai points Of christianity, it is immateri-
al in what particular way he ehuses to
perform his religious services. Brethern
Of the same church or religious society
who indulge themselves in 3uarrellins,
,ough, to see well to it that they be pre-
pared to render an account Of the i'm.
provemeus Of the light afforded them,
and Of the opportunity they may have
had to Improve in all that 10 good and
praise worthy. Their example in wick
edness will tend more to vitiate an al"
ready too vicious world, than the exam.
pie Of thousands Of dissoluse and openly
licentious characters. "
1t is always better to suffer, than to do
wrong, and we should do wen to re.
member that charity is the most noble
virtue therefore, as We are all fallible
creatures, let US exercise it towards the
failings of others for Faith may be
lost 10 sight, Hope in fruition, but Cha
risy liveth and abideth forever" !.
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From the PoRr Folio.
s&44&&sa%a4s&&4S3

NO man, says Lord Chesterfield, IS
ridiculous in the character which Nature
intended him to represents he becomes
so, only when he assumes a part to which
his disposition Of mind is not adapted.
The remark will be found universally
correct. The simplicity Of the ignorant
never excites our contempt, but when it
is clothed in vanity; the lowest and
most insignificant of men may inspire q
sentiment Of pity, but will never be dis
pissed ifhe walk in the path ofhunility; B
even the bold aud daring villain who
holds to the light the purposes OF his
soul, creates an opinion far less dsgra-
ding to humanity than the assassin whose
face is decked in smiles. Still, we are
ever unwilling to display the impression
stamped on US by the hand of Nature,
and are always anxious toassume a cha
racter widely different from that which
has been allotted to US.
When the god OF n1irth was made the
arbiter, to decide upon the performan-'
ces Of his fellow deities, he pronounced
luan 70 OC TIC "0TbSS oSSoooS It's ud0
not a window in his breast, through
which the secrets Of his heart b light ap-
pear, and by means Of which the since
risy Of his professions might be known.
Far different from their present eonditi-
on would mankind have been, had the
advice of Menus been pursued, and
few, very few Of Us indeed, would have
been grateful for the changes: On the
CONTRARY, it seems rather to be our de-
sire TO throw veil over the only index
that exists, for,our earliest and our con-
t;nusd efforts are. made 70 conceal the
real motives, and impulses Of the heart.
Else why does old age 20 often, sudea.
your to display the leyity, and TO partici.
pate in the iltimed joys of youth
WHY does Poverty enrobe i.sslfin tinsel
and feed upon the faneied plaudits1 Of an
undiscerning world l. Why .does Igno-,
rance or Folly assume the cloak Of Wis
dom, which every wind can throw aside,
and display the deficiencies within
How amiable was that philosopher whose
only wish was to knaw the situation for
which the gods had Intended him, that
so, he might make every exertion in his
power to further their designs! :. <
: Discomfort is powerful, Frequently
a useful principle Of action. But the
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.PoLITENESS.

In our,estimate Of the value Of ,aose
qualities for which some persons are so
eminent, and, indeed, those which are.
in some degree, possessed and praesised
BY all, We are APT to consider poli,eness.
not as one Of the pillars which support
the structure of well-regulated society,
but rather as one Of those ornaments
which serve to adorn the shaft, or enrieh
the capital. =" - Z
No uninvestigased, or, perhaps, un-
founded opinion has more plausibiEty.
What, say some, is poiseness : ,wha,
but the practice of deceit and imposture
and sacrihce Of sincerity and frankness,
at the shrine of human vanity and pside !!
The observation, however, Is not to-
we'll founded; the deceit prassissd is \
deceit Of words, not of meaning the
sacri6ceis Of sound, not Of substance i;
and it is not always offered at the shrine
Of human vanity and pride, but Of human
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TIE PREACHER.

"Let there ts NJ strije, I pray hhss he.
tween me ana thee, nor betuUeen my
herdsmsa and Thy herdsmrn for tvs
are bretEsrn.". .
THIS text, rav readers win recol.
Iect arc the words of pious Abraham to
his brother Lot, Here, was shewn the
true spirit Of christianity this confirm
I'd without'a doubt, that his professions
ofrehgson were far from being empty
and vain for when his property (Which
is made the idol Of so many was like 70
be injured, he could calmly say, "If
thou wilt take the left hand, then will
90 to the right or if thou wilt depart to
the right hand, then will 90 to the
left"
How different the character OF many
at the present day, who are very yea.
lous christians. 1t too often happens,
that some persons who make great pro-
LESSONS Of religion do not keep their
corrupt and sinful affections in proper
Subsection, but on very trivial occasions
suffer passion to gel the better ofreasnn,
and their sinE4inatures totake the reias.
- Hence their" good is evil spoken Of, :
This is making shiP.wresk of the
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And can the fight ofenvious Time
Remove the image Of Friend:,
Can changing place, or vary ing cline,
The dear delightful contract endt
Can the lov'd form, the pictured face
Engraven on the feeling breast,
The eye that mem'ry loves to trace
Still beaming with its wonted zest.-
Can these tae ahsent heart no more
With inlv thrilling sweetness charm )
Can virtues venerable lore
Withholding transport cease to warm'
No! faithful memory still pour.rays,
TO the fond bosom's anxious view,
The visions OF d. parted days,
In soitened shades offender hue:
Still knit in friendships sacred tie,
Days, months < ears shall vainiy roll;
They but demand the passing sigh,
But dare not Sisupise the soli.