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GOOD female cook and washer, for which,
IA the highest wages will be gwen, n she
comes well recommended and answer tne Pur-
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A CARD

Il B. GARDETTE, Dentist Of Philadel-
Hs phia, respectfully announces, that ne
will remain at Alexandra for ten days or fort
night, in the practice Of his profession. ne
may be consulted during his stay at Mrs. "a
co.'s, on Washington-street-and will by pre-
ference attend on those ladies who may desire
bis professional services, at their own dwell
ines. Jan 4-N'
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TO Wood Dealers.

YlHE subscriber is authorised to dispose Of
Il quantity of excellent Woodland in lots
to suit purchasers. The distance is only five
miles from town, and the trees contiguous to
the road. Apply to
BENZ. G. THORNTON,
ian 2o-tf at his Mills.
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such information as may be in his possession,
which in his opinion may be proper to commu-
nicate, touching the capture and detention OF
American fishermen, the past season, in the
Raw of Funday, and what progress has been
made in obtaining redress.
On motion of Mr.. GATLIN, of n. {.
it was
Resolved, That the Committee on Com
merce be instructed to inquire into the exPe-
diency of placing Ight-boat near Wade's
Point, in Albermarle Sound; and also buoys
near Tulscher's Point, and the Cross Rock IN
Croatan's Sound, North Carolina.
An engrossed bill to authorize the
surveying and opening of road from
Detroit to Chicago, in the territory OF
Michigan, was read third time, pass
ed, and sent to the Senate.
The engrossed billto reduce into one
the several acts regulating the Post Or
fee Department, reported by the COM
mittee of which MIR. ]. T. JOHNSON is
chairman, was read a third time, pass
ed, and sent to the senate.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. M'LANE moved to postpone all
the orders of the day previous to the
bill making appropriation for the sup
port of Government for the year 1925,
which was carried, and the house went
into committee of the whole, Mr.. La
rBRop in the chair, on that bill.
Several amendments were made in
the bill, none of which, either from the
amount or principle involved, are OF
sufficient importance to require a de-
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uaatfeea 4, ?as.s, hal irse internal Pow r..
..efi,re aaa sire6e anl icel.ugly Eilfe
g each aaa ii.pplse' 4 disseta.ne sense
SeT .lcesa. AMI satiiime, iii quick e'sgist
or thugs ,lef4ral d, or disasFanEd, nf gioss
IA speciesf Ilai-, nergenIA ner steres 81 GOO
Nor purple slate, naf enltafe, can tesioh
BIT Odd slaaa, uhe frs, his aei.se hand
InprlHls The secret bias ~ lhe soul
H. mieiis Parent wise andJa ~ NH
- &c As lhe xllsl breeze. or light q heaffni
r ,eais the charms Il ntafe. Ask The swami
Maa isar,,.ys n anlennfd from <apntefd DAY 5
I.oni labear, nhy. iufgetpl Of hi, '9iis,
And due rsp9se, he i0iiefs 10 4eheia
The sunsiIine glean,ihs' as lhfo aHnti el3'sIz
Orr all The western shy ~ seohti ih'"h
us rlds exniessi0A and uniafaf AIRS,
.Y,ev,na tie aow rs 81 language, Nil unfold
Tn form OF Beauty smiling 81 his htaft
flow lovely, how eomnaninis buii mo
Heaven
IL ey,ry breast hath seN.u llese emily seeds
o love nnl admiration set IA vain,
Without enliy ming SIMS and genial ahow'rs,
without lair eHlures kipd naicfnoi Sid,
AID shelter from tbs blast, ~ yaiH We nope
Ti.e ende1p plant shoaldreaf II sbioom'n shfad,
o. yirl the harvest prgnis'h ~ is stf.sg.
Nor vel will 81 ~ sol @7i,h equal stores
petay lieIilief's laboar, or attend
fis viii olse iaians, whether 20 pfadnee
TIE oliYn Of the muf Dllrent minds
azncline 81 dill rent Objects ore pursnes
qAe vaa alone tho wsnderlnl, the Wild
Arafter .ighs Tor harmony ant gfaec,
Aud geeieel beaHy. licaee WHEN tisbinns'
fired
The arch Of heav u, ind thandors rock i Tue
grensa
When IL .iaAsAi lirl-ainds rent thu bowling oir,
And orean. grooming FROM lis lowest bed,
iiesg'd iis temned'oas billeNs - tho Ky ;
Auid the mighty ulroar while below
Tie Nations trenhlcd, Franklin look dabfoad
From some iisb cliH sapvraor, and enlBsd
The eleiaenlsd war. DCNsCOIus
Nelson, jay, is25
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mY AuTHoEE1K.
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AN ACT rarlhei 20 amend tie act anihori
sing pss mcnl for property lost, captur
ed, or Destroyed, by the enemy, uhIla ia
The military ser, iee of the Il lied States.
aud far other purposes passed ninth A
.pril, one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen.
BE Il enacted Jy he Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of Mt UHited S,eteSof a
ntsiea IN Congress assembled That any
persun having elnn for building deslreS-
cd by the rnemy darine the late war, M
der the ninth section ot the act 10 Which
this IL an amendment and Of the act 10 a.
mead the same, passrd HE thhd of March
.one thousand eighI ..1ndfed and Sc, entern,
which soal haze ben presented to the
Commissioners Of Ila'a'a appointed undcr
act FIRST Aforesaid al eny lime before the
tenth Of April, oGe fhon aud eight hundred
and eighiern, and whieh WIS ~, pad ua4
der said acts, nar Gna1y rejected by said
Commi.s ,ner, may, within pine months
hereafter, present tue same, with The rti-
dence rs support It, To the Third Auditor
Of IN. Treasafy, for examination aud adj
Ihstment and II ne shah hu satisfied the
building or buildings for which damages
ARE claimed, was, al the time of It's drstruc-
tDn, nccnpied by order OF auy agcnt IN Of
fieer Of the United States, ~ place of
deposite for military or nat al stores, or as
barracks foy the military forces Of the Unl-
ted States, be shall proceed 10 assess the
damages aud certify the amount for pay
mtsat, IN The way pointed ant IN the act
first above referred TO. which shall b. hnlne-
dately paid, on, uf any money IN the Frra-
su, not otherwise appropriated prou(d-
81, Tint, If the Aadhor shall be satisfied
tin. evidence before him IS Insufficient To-
enahle him correctly to dfcide between the
United States and lhe claimant he may,
on giving nnlirr 10 the claimant, cause %
ihrr evidence to be taken find proridfd,
also, Thdtno payment shall be made un-
der the provisions OF thls act, where the
property destroy ed was occupied under II
contract with the owner, aud Al the risk
OF such uwnrr.
See 9. find be Il further enacted, That
fine anaant wbirh shalt appear 10 have
heen paid TO the uneers, - rent inr the use
or occupation nf Tue property, shnll be de-
Gueied from The amount directed TO be paid
10 thrn under this act
See. 3. .And Be IL further enacted That
y oase the hole amount of claims pre-
enied, and allowed, under this act, shtil
exceed the snnl of two hundred and hn \
thousand dollar, thrn, and IN that case, tit,
claimants shall respectively, receive piA
their raieabe portion OF tbt sum OF tW,
hnndr.d and fly thousand ddiilrt, IL ht
iiquadated by he said Auditn, Ia tie ad
juslment IL the amount 10 be received bJ
'sHeh claimants, respeciNeiyI
Approved, March s, 1879.
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0G9LVA ID A.S =. * rs
From The Stanton Spectator, July %.
CONNE NTION.


Uedne7day, Jaiy 27, 1875.
James Garland, a delegate from Nelson,
appeared and took his seat.
On motion of Mr. Scott of Richmond,
RcSolred, That Committee of three per-
sons be appointed to inquire into, and re-
port, what measures should be adopted
for detraying the expenses of this meet
ing-and said committee was appointed
Of Messrs. Scott of Richmond, Kinney and
Stevenson.
Mr.. Lewis of Campbell from the Com
mittee appointed to inquire and report
what measures in their opinion is proper
and expedient for the meeting to adopt,
for the attainment of the object for which
il is assembled, reported in part, as fol-
lows-aud asked leave to sit again, which
was granted.
REPORT.
KeSoiped, as the opinion of this Assem-
bly,, thai the present defects ofihe Consti-
tuition of this Commonwealth should be
supplied by Coo. ention empowered to
frame and to submit 10 the Judgement OF
the people, such amendments thereof as
10 the Convention may seem just ana rx-
pedient All, orany which amendments,
if approved by majority of the people,
shall become part of the Constitution.
Resolved, That while this assembly does
not presume To prescribe the objects to
which the attention OF such Convention
should be directed it is Of npiuion--
First, That the members of the House
of Delegates should be reduced and limit
ed IN number and, at stated periods, as
the growth or declension of the population
OF the Commonwealth may require, APP
pogtioned among the seyera! counties and
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lottery aud E1chaage- Office, II .HarkH-ss-
BALTIMORE.
Where in the late State lotteries were sold
the Great Capitals Of 100000 dolars--4O, 900
dollars--two OF 10000 dollars--three OF 10,
900 dollars, besides no less than twelve cap
itas of 5 1000 dollars, sc, and Wiere m0recap-
ihd prices hare been obtained than at any Other
Office IN .America.
Orders from any part of the United
States, orsTerritores, either by mail, post
paid or private convey anee, enclosing the
cash or prizes in any lotteries, will meet
the same prompt and punctual attention as
il on personal application, addressed To
J. |. COHLN, Jr.--Battimore.
Aup A. 6n
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eorporaiioas entitled 10 representation as
80 ally as may bs found praetieapie, WIN
tef.rr1ce IL lie hamfer VI their respective
free hiie inhabitants.
Seeandiy, fhai the Conreil Of state
should be abolished, aud the Executive de-
arfmen. otbrreise ,pformtd, 50 a. 10 M
cf.asr lis eilieiefcy aud il res passliltlty.
Thirdly, That the right Of snlirase
should be extended to all free, white, Mate
citizens above Il years of age. whether
frrelalGers ar not, ai1p are capable of titr-
aisling sH1ciea. epldtnce Of pfronaent
COMMON interest lrith, and attachmentto he
eonmaniig Ia such manner a 10 guard a.
pain.tihe introduction efuuieefsal suffrage.
Fanthiy. That some safe and practical
pro.isioo shnula he made fbr such further
amendments af the Constitution, as expe-
rirnee may hereafter demonstrate to be
just aud necessary.
AID il Is further resolved that although
this Assembly canooi be required to DIS
claim an intention which il does nut ayow,
yet il does not hesitate declare lis dis
appreciation Of any change ofthe ConsiI-
tuition which shall hasrA tendency 10 i'm
pair the Independence uf the Judiciary.
For the attainment Of the object of the
preceding resolutions. Be it Resolved, that
respectful Memorial De presented by this
Assembly 10 The Senate and House Of De-
legates of Virginia, requesting thai proti-
sion be made by law for taking the sense
Of the people 1T the next SpIlng Clectlon,
on the question, Whether there shall he Il
Convention, az not ? And that Memorial
TO the Legislature, praying the enactment
of law for aseertaalng the sense OF
the People of this Commonwealth on the
propriety of calling Convention for The
amendment of our State Constitution, be
prepared and circnlateJ throughout this
Commonwealth for obtaining the sienl-
lures of the Citizens thereto.
Aud he it further Resolved, That Stan
ding Committee be appointed to snperlu-
tend the publication aud distribution of the
said Memorial, with authority To c0mmu-
nicate from time to tirne with the several
corresponding Convention committees
which have b,pn, or may be-, appointed by
The respective Counties AND Corporal ions
of the Commonwealth.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott Of Richmond,
the said report WAS referred to a commit
tee of the who'll. Convection, and made the
order of the day for tomorrow, 10 o.
clock.
On motion Of Mr. Lewis of Spottsylya-
nia, it MAS ordered that the Secretary cause
i20 copies Of the aforesaid Report to be
printed for the use Of the Convention.
And the Convention then adjourned.
Thursday, Juiy %.
The order Of the day was taken up in
committee of the whole ; Mr.. Thompson
of farIaX in the chair.
Several amendments were proposed to
the FIRST and third propositions Of the 21
Resolution, aud also to the Sd Resolution
ON which there was, respectively, conf
siderable discussion.
Mr.. Shirley made an able speech in favor
Of the present freehold restriction On the
elective privilege.
The whole Report was adopted, howe
yer, with few nnimPortnnt amendments.
Tn Committee then rose-reported-
and the house adjourned.
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'EYust Sale.

lY virtue of Deed of Trust executed
I'D 10 The Subscriber by Lindsey Sandidge,
for certain purposes therein named, and of re-
cord in the Clerks Office OF the county court
OF Amherst, shall ON Tuesday the sixth day Of
September next proceed TO sell by way Of
public auction for cash at The Baifaloe Springs
a certain tract of land, lying in the county Of
Amherst, adjoining the lands of Benjamin
S.,ndidge and others, and the same on witch
the said Lindsey SandidSe al present resides,
cnlLl alninn. by lechnI snINeN.
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..,.o 81 Distinguished ir5,isifeents ,rlsted IN

aef of distinguished fniniiecnfe reisfed IN
the Herald. Ire Rev. ifleicber Andrew.
an ordaiued Minister Of the Methodist l.
piscupd Church. had received from thr
hnnniy of dying relaiisr, twenty slaves.
Al that imr valued At $1,000; shortly
afIer he attained the age Of twenty one
years, although ihry constituted nearly the
whole of hrs worldly property, this ainla-
BIZ. and pious man. generously eniaaelPa-
ted every one of iheiu. And Mr. Charles
Crrnshas. ii farmer residing in the neigh.
barhood of this city, has recently mnnn-
mitied all the slaves he owned, amounting
altogether TO sixty. Rleh. Whtg
4 Vataabie receipt for makiag Soap and
particularly interesting 10 Hoasehsepers. =
Pour onr gallon of strong boilmg I've upon
ten pounds of grease lodged in some eapa-
cious yessc! IN your crllar; stir the lse well
with the grease. Every morning after,
pour half the quantity Of the above I've, al
ways observing to stir it we'll continue this
practice for about 8 or 10 days al tue
expiration of which time your soap viii be
ready for turning, WHICH process is done,
rs usual. with salt 1t is calculated ten
pounds of grease, treated 10 this manner,
will Yield as much soap, as thirty pounds
according To the common method. Soap
is in this manner made ruch better. aud
with little or no trouble.
williamsburg Phenir.
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Ia AGR. Y S.

Also, three Negroes, 10 wit BOB, YAT, asd
BlDDY, ono roam MARE, eleven head OF Cat
tie. thirty head Of Hogs, one OK Cart, and six
beds and furniture, or much Of The said plo.
pcrty as will be sufficient 10 raise a certain
sum of money expressed in snd deed Act
ing "a trustee shall convey such title only
as is vested in me.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, Trustee.
August / W5W5O
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- office,
July %.

DY virtue Off Deed of Trust executed
I'D to the Subscriber, by Thomas Harrison,
bearing date the 25th day of November, 1924.
and recorded in the Clerks offce ofthe com,.
~ court OF Nelson, | shalt on Monday the
18th inst. (August,) proceed to sell, by way
of public auction, for cash. at John S Mnore's
Shop, in the county Of Nelson. the following
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ANyACT' to aothorise the sale Of nnser
yircaf,,r Ordnance, Arms and Militay,

StOrcsi
Be II enecftd By the Senate and Honss Of
Representatives. Of the Uaited States Of a
merica IN Cop@rsss assembled, That the
president of the United States he, & he il
hereby, authorized 20 Cause 10 be sold any
0rdnabec, arms, ammunition, ar other mil
itary stores, or subsistence, or medical sop.
p,irs, which upon proper Inspection or sur
sey, shall appear to ac damaged or other
wise unsuitable Tor the public ser,ic". when
ever, in his epiniun, the sale of .acn uoser-
yiceabie stores will be adYsntas ooS 10 the
public service.
Sec, z. .sad be i further enacted, That
the inspe rion Or survey ofthe unsrryicra-
Bile stores shat be made ny An in4nector
Groeial, or such ether officer or officers as
she Secretary of War may aPpoln, for that
rnrpuse and the sales shall be made un-
der such rules and regulations as may be
prescribed by the Secretary of War.
Approved, March g. 1925
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10 wit: Ptehe, and her ionr Children, Abram,
Nlcey, Dandrdge, and Martha, or so much of
said property as will satisfy the said deed
Acting as trustee shall convey such tile as
is vested in me and none other
JACOB HAIGH, Trustee,
Augusta 1850
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NORTH .4.uER1clF REpIEE-No. 4s.
ABSTRACT CuSTIsUEp.


Art. 8. Recollectioas Of the PeRinsuia--@
the author Of Sketches ef India The ReFie"'
ers, remarking that this little bool; is not 50
uiuch Becollections of the Peninsula as II Is
recoIections of what was done in the fehif'
sua, between 1909 the end ofihe war by that
part of the British Army to which the anih''
was attached, proceeds to give three ortouf eA'
tracts from it, & makes up the remainder OIL
long number with The description q, u" % tne
principal amusements in Spain -'neh fuo"'
Walks and their Bull Fights. We cannot INV
CINE that any analysis which our room "oo'N
permit us TO give could be at all interesting
our readers. Spain, for some ume past We
had thought, had ceased to be that gay any
extravagant country, which. underline uyh"''
of her former kings, made her celeh'4''
throughout Enrope.-Her degradation hlu
been SO great-her oppression 50 eXirelne~
her commissions so Strengthen eaHntas 80
distracted aud imbeeile--her people SO ''''
thened aud horde down by wars, eza11''"'
aud tyranny-her very heins so pfeoar'oes-
that we had expected the elastic 5pIrN9 81 -"
inhabitants had been brokeH down. WI"
they had become at various porous l"e f'
rerty of France, the Cortes, iefdih'n' "''
the Holy Alliance. aud the tontStool OIL a..
them. But to olir astonishment, we h"0 '''
iadulsing with thairancient zeal in the anu
meats Of their ancestors, seemnS E lo'
Of the wrongs which they have s'lhefe"'
soon as the chain is loosspcd irsm saef Hs,s'
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(who calls himself George Kiser, being raised
by man of chat name near pat:onsburg, Bot.
etourt county, about which place expect he
is lulking) George is a stout made black fell
low, aud about six feet high, has scar a
cross the left corner Of his mouth, and histwo
middle fingers on his left hand growing toge-
ther to tile ends, between 25 and 80 years Of
age. He carried of variety of clothing, a.
mong them gray casstnette coat and pan
taloons--he some years since was water
man on James river, and perhaps may hire
himself as waterman and get off to Lynch
burg or Richmond. A liberal Reward will be
given for his apprehension.
J. ANDERSON
July %. WtsI9
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39DS9 3iO52 1888
2S0ns
.2o5U 1895 1850 1883 $3.50 6soi 2
.4s45 2n7 4.5ss6 10000 slI228 2694l $.
"l903l 27394 t2l023 28l32 t2l02s 2als2 ;
'2lO77 3o693 F2i03s 1854 s26252 346sf :
s29320 1926 s3I0I 80 t4s s35066 ~37s7s (
40 $50 23642 1928 1893 2T67S 1927 I
loo 3o64o s909l 1927 34746 $500 1873 =
3l4I7 soq55 7l64 354ta *l257o 7I7S :.
36885 sl633l 8007 36S69 1881 Io6l9 :
3692O '2i024 1851 3743I s225o5 1906 =
3744i @3i76O 1905 37636 S3l52a 1901 -,
IS lbs s3232O 1899 30376 f3io9l 1887 .
39377 *365l5 20773 396i9 s39715 2356Z
zoo prizes Of 20, $50 of 10, 500 Of 8, and
10000 of 4.
*Tbe whole of the above, marked thus
we're sold at COHEN'S OFFICE, Id
Market street, where the fortunate holders
Will please hand OF send them in for pay
ment, as early rs may BIZ convenient for
them, the CASH, as usual AT Cohen's Oh
fee, being always ready for the prizes the
moment they are drawn.
u Agrccably TO the scheme of this Lotte-
ry, (being on the popular odd and even sys-
tem,) the capital prize OF $4,000, having
been drawn by an even number, (23l51) all
tickets therefore of even numbers, being those
ending with either ,. 4, 6, 8. ORC, are prizes
OF 81 each, in addition to whatever other pri-
yes they may have drawn.
NJ The Tickets and Shares in the next
STATE LOTTERY, are now preparing
with all possible despatch, and will be
ready next nrek-t drawing will ag in
be on the odd aud even system, aud will be
entirely drawn in one day. The limits Of
an advertisement will not permit rs to an-
mex the scheme to-day. Tickets and
shares as usual.
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Two instances fthe triumph of phiIan-
thropy and patriotism, over the sordid
seliishness of our nature, can be recited, t.
cuaily % fncritcrioua aud splendid az the
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DUNAWAY from the possession of ri.
a \ chard Lee, in the county of Campbell,
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POETRY.
FROM THE BOSTON SPECTATOR.

FROM THE BOSTON SPECTATOR
Thou glorious spirit of life and love
There IS not a leaf or a flower
That spreads to the sun, when meadow and grove
Awake with the April shower
There is not a creature that walks the earth,
And is glad in its Liberty,
But feels and knows, from his earliest birth,
How his being is full of thee
The waters that fall from the mountains brow,
Or in verdurous valleys flow;
The waves that around the gallant prov
IA the moonlight flash and glow
The sea, as it heaves from the line to the pole,
In calm or in tempest-free,
Feels deep in its heart the enEvening soul
The ocean is full of thee.
The clouds that hang in the evening sky,
And burn with the setting sun;
The glorious beings who meet on high,
When the light of day is done
The brightness that fills the boundIess blue,
when the shades of twilight flee
o the quickening airwith its rain and dew
me ar IS lull OF thee PERCIyAL.
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Copies OF each the dame bespoke:
The artist, ere he drew stroke.
Reversed his old opinions,
And straltway to the fair one brings
Time in his turn devoid of wings,
And Cupid with two pinons.
"What blunder's this 2'' the lady cries.
No blunder, Madam" he replies,
hope Pm not so stupid,
Each has his pinions, in his day,
lime, before marriage, flies away,
And, after marriage, Cupid"
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Sta6ility.--A warm heart requires a
cool head. Courage without conduct, is
ike fancy without Judgements; all sail and
no ballast
A1aeim.-Happy are they, who being
disguised with all violent pleasures, know
how TO content themselves with the
sweets Of an innocent life.
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TINE AND LOVE.

An artist painted Time and Love
Time with two pinions spread above,
And Love without feather:
Sir Harry patronized the plan,
And soon Sir Hal and Lady Anne
In wedlock came together.
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FROM THE SPANISH.

On my lap he slept, and my raven hair
SHELTERED him from the sunbeams there.
Love shall rouse him to tell him SO
mo Ono
/ comb'd my raven locks with care,
For he oft On their tresses smil'd;
And they were scatter'd by breezes wild
Breezes which stole the tarest too -
He was fann'd by those breezes; my raven hair
SHELTERED him from the sunbeams there.
Love shall wake him 10 tell him SO
O no Ono
He calPd me cruel,-but if he knew
This heart Of mine-I heard him say,
My raven locks and my chesnut hue,
Were his hte's charm, and his lfe's decay
Siren he cried,-and then he few
To my lap, where he slept, and my raven hair
SHELTERED him from the sunbeams there.
Love shall rouse him and tell him so
Ono Ono