Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

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irtSe is altd, aad goo s, ntp,r TsarFui- Shakespcar
Where the blue 'iver's bllow, are rolling away.
Md c1p,r ami groves, the light vessel giideS;
Where the iris tint tlS,els iuxuriintiv play
Ani wave mid the foliage OF ''r'ize on ilS sides,
ihere's house on "A height overlooking the scene,
where wealth, iin', happiness, ever has been.
Lo! Won blood bay> onward dashing-
Uncle Adam "'-.nlden band
Myrtle pannels! four in hand
,t7NsrN cleaning, sparkles flashing,
HS,ses e'!nping, gravel crashing
N"" heisre The door they stand.
There he Tuich steps within those succeed walls;
Sounds On tie stsrS and voices in the halls,
Is II OF busy peoples busting hum
When nj the lattice, bark To Betiy's bawl
90, miSires, mistress every soul is come
ohl uncle Adam, horses, coach and all
And how'> aunt pinnh, uncle sam and Sue,
Dear matter Benny has he grown much bigger.
Lord I'm SO siad--and So Pm you''-
Awai :. OH Adam cries, you silly = neger';
TO ietch Miss Wina-get the things-away y
FOR we must many weary mile this day"
Now nn The steps, beneath "A colo shade
Which broad catalp"s canopy in shade,
;iy native grace aud grandeur aided,
with beauty rather hxed than faded
As by her side, with ciappiug hands,
4 little fairy lieOe stands
Lo UerOwina robes of the richesthue
Round her ine form, far richer, bright twining
her snowy arms the ~hiie-t drapery through
Ihey so much whiIer-are in lustre shining
WINS, rom her breast 10 steal that iasmines birth
Who'd risk not limb aud life, aud ali on earlh.
Yet there'e a flushing on her cheek;
Upon her brow an angry spnt ~
lter curling lips would something sneak
.,, With = Prudence says" you'd better not
ih33uS ntSiiiaSs from her falcon eve
zen that The storm is nigh aud high
For gently old Percent behind
1, ones--1 20 not daughter! pause thee, dear
4 We ever been "A father kind,
. A'i ever art thou welcome here
But bless me bless me sse right!
what a.-ssed in PINK, Rnd 6hts, aud lpi:te2
Ah chnSt thou have "a heart, AMI vet
30 soon nay poor dead sou iOrget!n
fe Gods, how the tempest blows
=" torgd -" so so0a !'--VVliaI words are those
lie kioweth well, and knowetli hest,
Who reisns in angel hearts above
IL e'sr this foudy faithful breast
f"rgat its first and only love
"l've wora NV weeds and ,Iropt nv fears
~ ~, w. am weeks, aud months, and years--
IN lew have felt and lived to tell
Wat have felt AMI known too well.
hr Aloekiug through the live-lnng nirht
uath suns--nnhenrl by all but me
rue glow HyS little lamp of light
iidh beamcd bat for those eyes to see
Whilst ptying develops bathed my L...l
Anl mingled with the tears shed
- pr II l slept, only slept
J . sec him in his beauty beaming,
- And thea, alas, have walked, aud went
40 hnd had been only dreaming
Vet lm no mopinC turtle-dpve
Ihat ed amt never more can love:
~ Niobe, my youthful years
To waste in unavailins tears-
80 I'm M NObe ! for here
l. yet my little Emma dear
To whom III every ferIin, riye
nope Tor happier hour-and live
re, vet this heart. though ioNg consumed by pain
: t.!i, Ike another rhrnix, rise again -
and brightly bounding from its funeral ovrc
op"t hiSh rs erst II did-or hGply higher %
=. Give me some water-take nv Lnt-
VINO evsr heard the like Of that -
Ny brothers Kind anl mother dear
Ala, my sire is in the grave
long have left, and fingered here
:, III hopes thal back, what once you gave,
hnu would not have the heart To take
FROM Emma--for her C.thsrs snks ?!
hut now knoo fair Elduglade
/ u yuur woring O,yn made;
hat t!ungiHdr which odght to Le
with sunny mead and velvet shade
Alone Tor this poor child aud me
" made no d,sds-and know Won nor
1t 50 - o yes, H''p,, oo we'll
Ill. every promise forgot.
soon as my hapless husband fell
Ills widowed wife and orphan child
. because that chd was not a bny
We're then OF chose sweet scenes brg,,iIed
Where once lived aud wished To die
on every ilowrei, shrub, and tree,
" hich blossoms at the hoWerv Mace
Ny parents bounty heipd 10 grace
Though an not agHin g see
YET s9hsTe loved, and where FIRST
ny .ii,le darling Emma uur,ed
Aud kissed her on iIer laIher's knee
h ,i9 So you'll send, ii that alone,
y mud u what was once my Otyl.n
Al that feared will come AT last!
was ever such woman heard -
My love, my love, you talk fast
cannot say single word"
LoUs" yes, Tin love with 7piars 10 IN r,--,
Love lives uSt kere--J wish YOU. sir g3ui J,yH
She nods-she SPRING gone h.t I'D Percent
A'oA' Is II Death was coming as she
Yes ucrowina, Emma, Betty, all
sihVe gone and long have gone from Iol,lfist-Ira =
Whic'', for setson, saw but smiths to please, .
tTreen bags AMI lawyers papers plans and pleas
" But # that asy bright and bold
Crn nrthing more be sung or told ,"
IN tell thee, Teoder, wI,at I've Ae4Td,-
She coon married life preferred
with one, size let Ngh in vain
But, though 50 long her hrari in pain
LHd blcd 10y lpvins--lOved again.
And he bad wealth AMI worh-aud mere
I,Hd something learned of legal lore
Which made Percent, with heavy cost.
Iint every effort orn aud lost
Under our laws controlling po,vrr-
70 cheat sridoa If acr diner
Or prospects OF child Destroy
because II was not born BON
Ana nore-Deneath a mothers eye and hands
Md the warm sunshine which her smiles convey
hat nosc, tia, child pf loveliness, sxpaods
:, opes ~ bright brcTsi aud blossoms into day
ltch with ten thousand tbrusauI charms s,e ,,v,s
her SOFT embraces and endparirg tones;
nHnGs on each lnYe-frdugiIt Hacr her looks n,,rt
vines IN her arms ana iastens on her hear
should any one in the "nou-hodinr .iate. rors.r.,t
thH me ne Is informed tii1t the servants of y,r
~ rom motives Of affection il is believed give oa in,
es oi The family by which they are Owned or Ia ~
~ owned except the one who j. actually their
iers Or even grent granmothers. From te SAM. ,
e nc gentlemen are called msster"-master Gc,rTe
sier James, &c. &c.
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An RATION,
,I'rsrea 1t Charleston en- the FoaJJh nj .Ltiy 1929
bJ0re Hte 20 dissolution bJ iIUCu = Irc,y,
u 0'e0'6er of me 10 .issociaioa.
Cicero hegins celebrated oraion hy conor,,n,,,
= himself upon ihe felicity Of h4 suhieci-in ri,,
'cu'sion ni which he thought thu ~ orator. ,ynre
never $" feeble or unprtctiSed. could nut mi IN
more embarrassed with the c39i,e. ihan the in
i.N" 81 us ,"pcs and TO carry along with him the
tire sympathy OF his audience. For ,,e orr.s;,,.
1u"eI h'm To dwell upon the virtues and ,cbirrc
nus ut HE great P9MrFY--l man, wh, mad her,
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