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Tract or P,rcel of Land.

Lying in the county OF Campbell, about two
miles below Iynchbufe, On the south side ot
James river, called The Narrow Low brounds1
ami continuing 81 acres, more or less.
Terms OF sale A negotiable note ut four
months with good endortrr, for orr fourth
OF the purchase money, will lie required 81
the purchaser or purchasers, the residue 10 he
secured by bond and good security, with
lien IN the property, With interest on the
Whole from The day OF saie
CO b WOOD soN. Nj &C.
y n. The above tract of lsud is supposed
10 contain from 60 10 10 acres al low grounds
equal IN point OF fertility, to any IN this sec
ton of conniry--the hieb land i chiefly ia
wood, aud well rnbered mud te,ng CONT
guous To Iynehburg, Is considered M object
worthy of attention.
Aug. 10 liWtds
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HAClNE

HE VALLEY JOCKY CLUE RA-
CTS viii commence at the Botetonrl
Springs on Tuesday the 2lst September, and
continue three days for any horse, mare or
i'ding
he first days races will be two mile heats
the second day one mile heats, and the third
day one mile out
lie subscription papers not having been all
brought in, the amount Of each days purse
has not been fxed--hut il is expected the pur-
ses viii be respectable.
August l3 W3yl
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One Tract,

Whereon he how resides in Amherst COUNTY.
distant II miles from Lyneiburg ana In,,'"
Amherst court house, know by the naf,. =
GBAnAM'S COVE, containing l35o acre.
between ! aud 5oO ot Which are cleared
This land lies well and Is III gou0 hear. I.e
dwelling house Is eoudolable and conkefitrt
aud has attached 10 il the necessary on
houses, orchards, &c. Ihere is yet lar.
potion of good tobacco land To cIear, hi,,.,
is very heavily timbeIed. The Nholr tr,t
is well Watered
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Eaucatia.,.

I'LL BALI. will commence the next
! 4 osslnn OF his school on The second Mon
day Ia September In future, one hall oil the
tuition money vii be expected IN advance,
agreeable 10 the custom al the place.
jus 80 WIH6O
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Little Otter Tobacco Land

Oh DALE.
HAVE foi sale, about $50 acres of most
valuable LAND, lying on Little Otter Ri
yer IN the county OF Bedford, about 20 miles
from Lynchburg, miles from the courthouse,
and within mile of the settle of the Turn.
pike road, This land lies remarkably well
ana Is supposed to be as well adapted to the
cultivation OF fine tobacco, Wheat and corn
as airy in the county. About one third of
the tract is in woods-by far the greater part
OF which is tirstrate tobacco land The cl err
ca land Is IN most excellent, heart for crop.
ping There is tolelable good dwelling
mousse and the necessary out houses for the
hee9mmodatloa OF family and the hands to
work it. II will be shown. and the terms
OF sale made known by application TO the sub.
scriberr, or 10 Mr.. George Steptoe, who lives
near the premises.
WILLIAM STEPTOE.
August 6. vts fl
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Mar sinai = Sale.

IN pursuance of decree of the Superior
1 Court of Chsncrry Ter The LsnehbnFg BIZ
triei, pronounced GA the 10th daY 81 October,
lsa3, in a cause therein depending, hci"seo
1hnmas =. Bauldiu cX'or ot David Roe, de-
ceasod, plaintiff aud Samuel |. Harrison, lie.
fendsnt-1he undersigned, Marshal ul the SAID
court, will, ON Tuesday, TIN lith day OF sep.
TENDER neNi, expose To sale on tile premises,
by way of public auction, 10 the highest bid
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Sot ice.

4 HE copartnershlp heretofore existing
between The sabtcribars, under the frn'
oi ROBERT MOORE q CO. j. ths dhy dis
solved by mntual consent A. koOerlson Is
alone authorised 10 settle aud oloac Tie bust.
ness OF said concern, Ia HON all persons III =
drhi"d will make payment, aud those having
claims against them will apply tor pay ment.
\ KOBEKlSON,
ROBERT MOORE.
JpnunFV n
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~ III iff.
MR.. CONYES PHILLIPS, - SIR

MR.. CONYES PHILLIPS SIR
4tt Please 10 take notice, that | shall. on
the elsi day of August next, nj the house al
William Harigrosc, IN Nelson county, Va,
proceed to take the deposition 81 Nathan
lankiord, Ia be read o evidence on The lrihl
ot an injunction now depending IN The couu
" court OF Campbell, whereN am plaintiff
aud you are defendant, nj which tlmo mud
place you may attend II yonshnl proper.
EAClIARAu PHILLIPS.
July 30. n1nJU
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Mouse and Sign Painting,
MONEY LOST.

EETWEEN Mr.. William Radford's and
ID Liberty, dropt from my pocket ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, in Virginia notes of
ten dollars each. I think ! had the money
between Col. Moerc's and NoweIl's mills, but
am not certain. Whoever viii deliverm me the
money at Mr. Radiord's, my present residence,
or give such information as will enable me TO
get II again, shall be literally rewarded.
JESSE A. BRAMBLET
July %. Is
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Also, one other Tract.

Adjoining tho above described Land contain.
ing upwards ot 7oo acres. Oh this tract iI,.
are two settlements, on one OF which is
very good house, well finished, out hous,.
orchards, a good garden, &c. aud ON tie
other a comfortable dwelling house, oieial,.,
&c. This tract also adioins the lands oil Jola
shelton Col John Amber and others
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y office.

s hereby given That all HE Cells IN tie
IL La"atic Hospital, in he city Of HHHsnss-
burg, are occupied, and that no more ,atl,,ts,
tMaie or female,) will he received iato said
Hospital, until some of the said Ce.ls are va
cant, due notice OF which VII he gwen.
By order cjMe Court Of Hir6ctov2.
LEO. IjESLEY. {. c. D
Williamsburg, Feb p.
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CASH fAr Wheat.

<liiE subscriber will nj MI tunes phy rhsh
- Tor Wheat, doIivored nj the Lynchhnrg
Mills. HONaON 5 WHITE.
July 10. Ists
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Howell DAVIES
Has just received, at his old stand :, f-..
supply Of
Genuine Medicines

amongst which are the following articles
market before ~ - '''''
Best EPSON Salts, Pearl Asbo.
nr; ''i, Extract Beladona,
S7ulphate Quinine, James Powder G,a~'''''''
iodine, SnndforI,s 49,
Emetine, Meals p;ls ''"'
Pyoligueous Acid, Genuine InI liz. ,pt.
Croton Oil, Balm If Cnt,,,'',.;a
Super Carbon Soda, Quirk's T.s Ty,, and
Tararic Acid, MacaSsar on -
VITA every other article in store, common
~ kept in his line OF business-Ail OF ub,n
he VIII dispose OF on the mos, moderate terms
LOT cash Aug g. 4Ia2
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~ A. ROBERTSON having declined hu-
s'ncss, earnestly fegutsl5 all persons indebted
~ iIim OF 10 The above concern, to call aud
settle then accounts Ang s. jW
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40 Acres Of A.anA,
Ny. NNfNS Wills.

fs@AkE NOTICE, that shah, on Mon.
day, the 9th of September next, at the
Mansion II"us-, 10 'he City of Albany, in the
State of New York, proceed to take the d..
positions of snndry persons, TO be read as evil
deuce in Il suit now depending in the Superior
Court of Chance! directed by LAW to be hoI.
den in Lynclburg, wherein you are plaintiff,
aud myself defendant. II any thing should
happen to prevent taking the DISPOSITIONS ON
the above day, they will be taken on the
Friday following, and continue from day to
day, until finished
TIMOTHY FLETCHER
Aug 10. w4w
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IT. Notice.

MY creditors are requested 10 meet n
wi my honse, an this place, on Friday the
id day Of September Il = my wish 50 10 ar.
range ny affairs as 60 make what have aud
my future service discharge the debts offe
la a. snort u tiae as the nature oi The tilng
will allow. | discover that ia the present
Wy am dong, 1t viii mol be- possible To ever
make raymentfonil and There cum earranse.
..,rnts made 10 enable me 10 pay all my ere.
ditors If they viii meet aud he somewhat ac-
communicating. hive advised with some oil
my largest ofeditors, who are men OF good
understanding, and they advise me TO call
meeting OF my creditors, and make such
propositions rs will be equitable and right
therefore hope that they will meet me al
The time and place above named, at y o clock
on that day. -.
GREEN u. LENELLlN.
July %. tS5
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WOOh CANNING.
EarAing Machine,

where carding will be done in the best order
by carder from the North. Before the wool
is brough, to the machine, il must be washe d
clean, cleared of sticks, bnrs and all other
trash Which may tend 10 injnre the cards
Let one pound OF clean grease be well mixed
through every ten pounds OF wool, before il is
sent To the machine also send snfiiciency
Of strong sheets 10 contain the rolls lie
customary price OF cents Ter pound, only
will be required for carding.
THOMAS CROSS
August g. w6w 81
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w. NICK EE n !. G.. NEE u
Hare Just rceeired s. oFe,'ed The .Joiiowi,lg
SPNiEG GNOns:
London Company Secrsnckers
Blue, pink aud hnh, -trip'i md piaid Ginghams
Corinthan Stflpes--a new article
ID aud 9.S fashionable printed Musins
london aud Palisian prints
Mcz@oiiuto do.
Super aud middle Caieoss
Low priced do.
a. mud o. low priced airi super Cambrics
Al and ID figured do.
tis d aud plain .Ino"nctts, superior goods
DO do. Mulls.and Medium Mnslins
Loom scwed and needle wrought Book do
Al ahd o. Common and india plain do. do
nncommonIy cheap,
Loom scwed, needle wrought aud tuck Jack.
ouet Rotes,
Lawns and Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Linen Cambria aud inaia Mulls
Black SingheNs aud Sarsnrts
Black aad White eros de Naples aud Ggured
Levanitne
Pink, white, green and black Florence
Italian Lute.tring
t'g'd and plain black, white, green, pink and
Rose, green, white, /, ue aud black Italian
Grapes
Black aud colored Nankin Grape Robes
DO. do do. Grur,d Crnr.s
Do. do Canton do al,
DO. do. do riain do
flain and figured Thule Laces
Rich figured Gros de Naples
Grecian Gauge liandkerchiefs
canton bud eye aud plaid do.
Zeia Scarts. Pelprincs do
Greeion Uauze Ribbons, n new article
itch hg Satin and other DO.
Plain and striped Drilling
Angoias and union Mixtures
Wilmington Stripes aud Cotton Cnssimeres
Blue Nankeens
Mninee chop aud company yellow do.
black CRcdssihHs and Freh,h Bombnzren. for
sumner coats
London fashionable aud white Narseillcs
Common figured aud do do
Snpr. tg. haea Silk-Velvet Vrstinrs
India and English Flnrentiuc
German and India Flag Handkerchief
Sersy Hawthorn and Grecian do
Figured black silk Crayals
Bordered Jaconet do.
Is and 40 lrlsh Linens, approved bleach
Silk, Cotton aud Noreted hosiery
French and Enshsh ladies' and gentlemnes
Gloves
Beaver, Md. pogskin and Ces,in do.
&c. &c. &c
All Of which, With tlmos, every other ar.
tiele adapted 10 The season, MAY na,y Inc La6
al low prices.
April fs. ,.26
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HA MORSE

of mine, seven years old, five feet two or
three inches high, of fine spirit, and renarka.
by active for work horse, was taken togo.
Their with an old saddle broken behind, and
new silrrnp feathers The bride was OLD,
the bit designed for double reins
have no doubt but he will aim To pass "a
tree man, having, il is supposed, stolen II .
tree pass Of Frederick Mason, under which
name am well satisfied be v i'll aim to pass.
iwill give the above reward for the man
and horse. Cor Slo for either if taken within
thirty miles at this place, and delivered 10
me. II beyond that distance, the same 10.
ward aud all reasonable travelling chnr}cs
will he allowed.
SAMUEL EDNUNDsoN, Jr.
HALIFAX Court House, May % Is IL
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Bedford June Court, 1894.
Pleasant NJ. GoeGin, plaintiff
against
Edwin W. Norman,
IN NffrDxr

IN CiiANCERY,
1he defendant not having entered his
Prearhnce and given secnrit. according to
the act of assembly and the rules of hi.
court and 1t appearing TO the satisiacrjon
OF the court that he is not am inhabitaut If
,his country, on the motion of the plaintiff
~ his attorney, ii is ordered, that The said
defendant do appear here on the fourth
Monday IN September next, aud answer
the plaintiffs action, and that a COPY ofthji
order be published in some one of the
Lynchburg newspapers for two months
successfully, and put up at the front door
OF me court house on two several court
July 9. d,
days. A Copy-Tcste,
~ }. STEPTOE, c. Be.
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twenty Dolars Reward,

4 RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sun
IA day night, 23d inst ~ man IODT-
RICK. He is a sleek black negro, OF about %
years ot age, long face tapering to the chr
and slow both in motion aud speaking. Ma
height is about ) feet Q or 10 inches, broad
across The shoulders, though rather incliue,:
10 be slender in body mud limbs. Ills dre.s
not exactly known, hut il is supposed thai
had on a roundabout coat, flax and cotton
pantaloons, cotton shirt, and small fur hat.
He took with him " bite cotton and linen
shirt, grey Cashmere pantaloons, saddle bage,
g N lp i,,It Il 10
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PUBLIC SALE
NY aluaule Ir0Verty.

II HE subscriber, being anxious TO re
move to the South, will offer for sale, 10
the highest bidder, on Monday The o3d dnv
OF August next, it being Nelson court day,
\ NO haif-acre N.ots
of GROUND, in the town of Iovingstep. on
one OF which Lots is a comfortable TWO
81 Ohf BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
an the hece; safy out houses for the accom-
notation OF family A minute aesc,i,lion
at this property is deemed unnecessary a, i
Is presumed that persons Wishing 20 purchase
W''I lfst view the same. Suffice il to say that
Tue situation OF tie house is wen calculate
Tor professional Character A credit Of
one aud two years will be given, the purcha.
ser giving bends, with approved security, ard
uccd IN trust on the property TO secure tho
payments Arthur HOPKINS
July .. 4zvtJs.
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Grist Mil,

year, an1 good fruit Of almost every descrlp-
lion Tie pnichaser or PURCHASERS by pay
ing one fourth ot the purchase money, can
have (if required) one, two and three years
for the balance, giving his bonds to carry in-
teresi from the date # not punctuaiiy paid,
and len nn the land 10 secure the whole
payment. One hundred aud fifty bushels OF
wheat mny be seeded this tall 10 advantage.
This land is two miles south Of Mr.. f. Hun
tess aud sixteen from Lyuchburg.
ARCH ID. BOILING, Jr.
August e. NSW oil
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$50. one 0ther Nract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain,
ing 39l acres, and bounded on ore side ia
the road leading from Samuel Bnrk, :, Ey
Watts Gap, and the lands OF Richard 5 IL
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands Of John
Camm, dec. OF this tract there are Gnly
about 10 acres cleared, and that portion OF /
is well enclosed and fresh 1t is heavily tim
bercd and well watered, and contains .arlp
quantity OF first rate tobacco land This tract
lies within one mile of Bethel.
II The above lands are not sold privately
before the 10Th day of October, they will, on
that day be sold publicly al my re sidencc -
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing,
II is expected, will wish to view the lands,
lhey Will be shown AT any time on applica
ton being made TO the subscriber
u Terms Of sale shall be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE KuCkFE
February 90. 2swts
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yaI.VaBLE YlANDS
TO wit

n HE subscriber WISHES Ia seli the Ci
4 lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAM
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" CnANCERY.


II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court
that the defendant Sale does not reside with.
ia the limits OF this commonwealth, on mo.
ton OF the plaintiff, it IS ordered, that the said
absent defendant doth appear here on the
irsi day OF September court next aud give Sc
cnrity according TO the aci Of assembly aud
the rules OF TIN, court, md answer The PLAIN
tiiI7s bill aud IL j. ordered, that a copy of
thls order be inserted IN the LynehburB Rir-
gilman two months successivcly, retnrnabl.
10 September court next. And ii is ordered
TINT the other defendant Thompson be res
trained from paying away or otherwise dis
posing OF any monies or effects IN his hand,
belonging 10 said absent defendant, 10 the a
mount of one hundred aud twenty dollars.
And IL is furthermore ordered, that n copy OF
this order be posted at the front door OF the
court house oil this county on some court
day copy leste,
AB DAVIES, OK.
IT. The defendants in the above suit will
take notice TINT | have appointed Saturday
the l7lh day of August, aud Saturday the 9Th
day of September, 1924, 10 take snndry dcpo-
silions, to be read IN the trial OF the above
cause, at the Franklin Hotel, in the town OF
Lynchbnrg, when and where they may attend
Your obi seryt, i. II MuRREIL.
July 10 4SwSw
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" u " TN -

LUCKY OFFICE, Lynehhup, virginia.
We would particularly invite the public 10
examine the 1th class oi the Quantlco Cnnnl
Lottery. THIS plan Of drawing lotteries has n
'eeided advantage over any other plan W.
have eSereAamined. Ofdcrs from any pant q
the United states, tpos, pnd,) W,ll meet with
prompt attention, II directed to Abraham Il
Nonh's Once, Ly"ohburg, ,nb,na
Whole liekels -
Halves > 40
Quarters 2h
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vaIVaDLE LAND


rFHE subscriber offers Tor sale that va
i liable tract OF LAND, nhereon lie re-
side, containing by n late survey 563 acres,
about 30 81 winch are cleared and IN high
state Of cultivation, tie baiunre good tobac.
60 land-a convenient dwelling house, aud
every other necessary Out house, also
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.ilso, one O,heY Xract.

Adjoining the first described tract on ii @
south west side, containing $50 ACRES, Chiefly
in woods, not more than 10 acres icing clear
ed, which are we'll enclosed. This tuct a,
ell timberrd, and is fine tobacco land.
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10y virtue of deed Of trust executed by
- James {, Norman 20 the subscriber, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, bearing
date the 10th day OF October, 1923, and duly
recorded in the county court OF Campbell,
shall proceed to sell, tor cash, on the prem-
ses, on Friday the 10th September, all of said
honrunute i,i,pp1f in
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l.ooll at his :.

DERSoNS holding small prize tickets
D IN any OF the northern lotteries, an hive
/ liberty OF renewing lhem ia lie beautiful
ill Glass u the QnNntieu Canal Lottery, on
uniIrnfion nj
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aHiiER5f COUNTY June Court, 1924.
Frederick II MurrrIl, plaintiff,
against
Edmund y. Sale and Lucas +. Thompson,
f. .l.,,,t a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
FOREIGN.
FROM SMYRNA

BNsToH, April 23.--We are indebted to q
friend fer file of the SPECTATOR Oriental re-
ceivcd by the Herald, which arris ed At this
port yesterday from Smyrna, to Feb. G. Mr..
Ncuziaky. the Russian Charge d'AfIaires, or
Consul General, arrived at Coustaniinople
Jan. e6, and was received with courtesy. II
was thought that Nil differences between
Russia and the Porte, were on the point Of be-
ing OBJ lated Ii was reported that high
parsonage was To repair TO Coustaniinnple in
the sprirg in the quality of A AMBASSADOR ex-
tra0rdipary. Soon after the arrival of Mr.
Mcuzieky, irman from his IIighness was
scot 10 Msgnesia, setting ut liberty Mr.. Danesi,
the Greek merchant, who was the banker OF
the Russian Government at ConstaDtinople,
aud at The commencement nf the Greek re-
vnlu'inn had been sent into exile ut Magncsia.
The papers contain y variety Of Intelligence
from different parts of Greece, of which we
can give but brief notice nj present. II is
stated that An Egyptian squadron, under the
command ,fa son of the ViceroY nf EGypt,
arrived AT Candin about the middle of January,
with n reinforcement OF 5000 troops, and cn-
tered the port of Suda, with IN abundant sup
ply Of provisions and munitions Of var. The
squadron consisted Of fourteen vessels Of var
besides Transports. II was said that afirr ac-
comprising The object of the expedition in
that island, they would proceed 10 Paffas, fo
raise the siege of lhat place. The Turks are
represented as entirely successful ia the island
Of Gambia.
II was reported though the report was
stated nc doubtful, ihat Patras was making
dispositions 10 capiulate fur want Of pro
visions. Prince ElnGtocordatO WAS NJ Msso-
ionghi, experimenting The formation of The
regular troops. This corresponds with ilr in
telligencc received by way Of Eegland. The
greater part Of the Island of Negroport was
occupied by The Greeks, Omar Pacha ccn-
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Mr.; hussELL-i IA, writing this where can see the
u@ins Of yonng Lady, Uoui.a psheock} hi.Ly e.ren,,
Tor her antahie character mental accom-
p-r.'saI beauty rhe windows of what lately Icr
eh,sner overlook the garden; tho -sd o the garden
n, w,Sw SI ,xs .hr Willow tomb aud i" 'la cb her
nest by her window has tsis morning rriu;npd lie then
,o.nrrrnw again How fnr b, -, Nv IN, sue "Snr
tw mort me sane from her chamber grave poor
fe,"rh When took about nue.. mud see how n,any-pw
DAD ask mvsef ihe King ASKED rarr' You ave lived
,"seT Hn Others what have 'une shan they ?"
IL inv lived to 10 penance when hundred years
- nnPe WA, the s,u'ary imr'essinn this little i'm
49, nor nat YOU VIII think presumption in sendng
likeness e, inser The me , ,rr 20" nave h"a the
TO TiiK SWALLOW.
e." sam ra,%r% a. gay sr s on Of sSri "
That when Winter rciens in gloom
In grove OF oranges you plume.
! iur messy bed your nest,
n@, ns"r , ys"r a II. 'GT,SE f9e s
w., Whose inma'" has forever ns,i.
But beauty lie cod in the tomb by tie willow
How in,e we w"lchN TO you bring
i he plant brnr,s niniile vinn
The trosee straw. the knot,r,i rIas.
ln'hoien thus, you wal, iiu when
Shr lenvrs the window, nimhly then
from whore her work ungn,fdcd lay,
~ saw YOU snap The ,hre,daway.
Inas NJ. die once bright With the touch OF her fingers
NO" Sleahis where the sunbeam Sunscns fingers.
Sfe Went 10 pluck early rose.
Aui ho"nd IL win some iwgs % willow,
n'n-.'t thar tree, she has he, inflow.
liir Fl"wer! Springs sweetest brig Itest bosn
~ Agseis hnnd ON niuriils rivrn
I thought you pluChd that to- soon
. rn s'"a nave Won been Snaicli' g, Heaven.
anu NOW where ybur form. like rosebud is sircninp
me S'''er-'.rd willow bright = drops is weeping.
S si y SSIllo w., 'hoa Inst nude me sal,
y Il niw Trtnrn You hGs gial
ION sure have i'ecn where CAV skies glitter
Aud why not the friea,ls mourn
but parted Cor wiRiry season
Co lt we hut lppk hcynnd the hourp
Our tears m III: fail wh little reason.
Then wake Nil chat wake mo .nrh uorninu
III learn "a YOU lessons wisdom and warning.
dSr'i H. oRoLIo.