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by the Governor of North Caroline,
800 REWARD.

WHEREAS i, las bern u1ade known
" IL me. that murder has bssn com.
miiied ~ the county of Rockingham. and
state nf North Carolina. on the sd day Of lass
mnnGl aud that certain HEAHTWELf
'5lIfsAIL, Of The county II Henry md CONS
monwealth nf Yirginia, stands charged, ~
tie verdict 81 . CofoHer's Inquest. with hay-
ing psfpeffatrd The same on tire body OF
eeflpin siaye named Lucy. the property OF
John sfagall aud as IT IS further represented
aud made known 70 ne, thai the said iIearf-
well 5ireai hath 8h4condsd aud fed from this
inrisdielion and iinitsofths sta.r, and ,nsrc-
~ elaled the arm OF the laWtnd ot Justice
anR. therefore, "a tho hnd Tint the said
iIoaftwell strgall may he appra hendsd and
brought To Justice, the hhase feNnrd OF ona
hundred 6ollafs viii be given ~ aHy person
or persons wle viii npprshend and eoBii1s
the suid lle1ftwtll stegall IN any jail 10 this
state, so tint he may be brought tn Justice
AMI do, moreover, hereby require, eGn.
mand md enioin all ollcers whntsoeycr, as
well civil ~ military, within this SLATE, to use
their best endeavorg aud mosi energetic ever
tons, 10 npprehcud and take. OF oaitse 10 Nv
apprehenaed mud taken, tire holy OF the said
Heartwell gall, aud liiu safely aifd secure
" keep. 81 thai he may lie hranfhl 20 iusticci
HeaftWell steFall Is n very nfgr ninp, be-
tween twenty ma thirty yeerz OF age, ldlefa-
bly, far onmplexion, and has large scar Ins.
at the rdge 81 his hair, on bis iofelfnd, I'D
Is also much burnt by powder nnlf ene of
hia ayes which Is ensily pereeiesble---Bo hides
tho seAf On bis forehead with li5 hair
I0testimony whereof have csnsrdibo
Grea' Seal al the Slate to be IIerenn-
L.. IL afl Oh, and Ilsefihsd the ssmp
officially nj The Gdy OF Ksis.fh, OF
the It'll day Of July, A. p 1925.
uuIC1lNb G BURTON.
BY tho Governor,
J X. cAupprtt, rriyole Secretary
Aug, T. bl5n
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Summary.

Teras dissertation. Some thyee years
ago an association was formed in Nash
vile, (Peno.l under this tile, and agent,
despatched to Mexico 20 obtain grants ct
land. -rhe frequent revolutions in "a"
Mexican govprhmrot, have prevented the
accomplishment Of its objects until now.
The Nashville Wing Of the 10th nlt "a
rorm.s rs that Capt Lefiwieh, OF Russell
ydlc, lKeu.) was on has return homo his
,xertiuns having been cro"'ed WIN sue
ress.--lle Aas ob!a.aed o grant Of between
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OBlruARY. we oceidenlals omitted
az The tue, an5 had overlooked The epls-
81 ~ iii NM. Ia record the drafb Of Mr..
JOHN NEON NElLe fof mare lhan six
Years the driver IF the Eastern Alnil Stage
from this place to Nlr. \. Palfersnn's,--
Eulogy - - common. that II Is NJ longer
regarded valuable. All, however, who
knew Alf. Mcdonnell, viii conear ~ say
ing that his conduct was always upright
add tint upon hiA tounb. with perfect jos-
tice, may be inscribed, "Hsfe hes an hon
ci nai.
DEPARTED this life, IL Chatloiir, on
Tuesday morning. the 2alh sf July. Mr. T.
LiZABafn MADISON, IN lhe 10Th year
of her age. She hrt to wrep, hrr sad ca
iastrpphc, a tender aud aleeiionate hus-
hand THREE ehiIdren, one Il very tender 10.
fat, besides a great number at respectat IL
relatives. II may be said with pfopfety,
that from ths sphere Of her sex, star has
Ellen Of thu htl magnitude II mhy 'alsu
lac SAID, that the Church Mllhaai has lost
one Of most bught and ornamental Jew
es-Daflne her illness she gave sufficient
evidence thu SHE is resting from her laborS
and her works do follow hef.
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TIE CREEIN INDIANS.

Gen. G,lnes, IN letter dated The 10th
ait. from Flint River, to Gov froop. inli-
mate. that an adjustment OF differences be
tween me two hostile paltea ut Indians
may he easily Effected, aud the Treaty car
ried into operation, if GoS. TfooP do not
persist in surveying the conptry (Which, ny
ihc by has no right to do under the Trca.
~ ITSELF until September liz snys that
if GOV. Il. shall persist IN his arowed IN
tenton to do 50, hr tGrn. q viii mot co
operate with him. The question, so far
rs the Indians are concerned, has become
lcss serions-ihr conflict brtweeu The &c
neral Government aud that OF GeoIg
more 70.
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q = Gen. LAFAYrTrE was expected in
Baltimore, an the 2Dth--bat At IL o'flock
at night, lthe -" American says,) he had
not arrived.
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Notice.

vHSHE Coparl1ership hitherto existing
between sehpOlicla a. Gregory, IS the
day dissolved by mutual consent. All PR
sous 10 whom they are Indebted are request
ed 10 present their accounts 10 San school
field. vino IS alone authorized to settle the nc
counts Of the concern, for phymeni ana
those indebted to the aforesaid Firm wiH be
good enough 10 make payment ~ soon a.
practicable. SAMUEL SCllOOLfIELDt
LEWIS GREGORY.
n b. The bnuiness will bs continued rs u
sual in tho same House by
SAMUEL Scn00LIlELD.
Anensi 4lh. la25. ton
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lie same eeded by the u. States In Spain
exchanges fur Florida. The terms ofihe
grant are not yet known.
170ttef G3fta:aasti..--N n assneiaiinn has
'e.' y. '''ea - toS'nn"',, usheief lhf pun
| ,, :, = """ta't community
- ~ 1ii'''sh W"
r,,.' u ~ Wv "'''ils u IL p'an'
"ff' f'''"'s'" '.'s s'1e 'of 'leir
=, ~, s'''a's'','s " '''s' "'u a'roS
,h.' -. ,,',.s : l'f'pS' G'e'n so'''y' ma,
90 - 49, u W" t'''''e ~ f'i'' e'o"'
- ~ '''e's' VI Tu'V'hh'''' = ~ nv
G,,. s.i.',''''" '''''t "'.'
~
/ f,ynr,t. ,s,,..ri, ,J,n. !, Ia
stnofl thai ,hts c,,,,o,,oi,,.l..i -. a..
acknowledgement of s,y,..I ,,'.,,.,r...,,,i.s 60
uhirb In. ,y,tcr n,y,,r T., ,l,. ,t,.i.,iIg ar
thc S,rin.t..s vii ,lr,,d e,,ar,,,l. -
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lit, -. ''p'u ~ SUI "'ost' we
.i',' l""I'N' ~ ~ et''9' -
'..' 49, ''a'"' rv"9''h ''as's',",
80 ."' =, 1''''',' AZ ""'"''S' "'"'"
,,''n''' 49, ~, -. ~ "
ne ",,n oa' wi. ""' - me ''N'2 ~
'I''''',',.'. l'''"e'' 't''1'i's ~ 10 '",''
or ,hnsp ,sI,,'.an,o,',I r,h,, r,sI,, ~ ia
in, he, IN h., d.sc.ntn
J"dSe .hafsha9s reported nsfoly. III
WIN oe feeo''e''ed that report Nas some
uhr since IN .lfcnlatloh' mat JUICE Mar
| sho'i was employed ~ writing history ot
inc oh,iea S'a'es' nom the commence
meht 81 ms government 10 the ltrinlhah-
on "t the Washington adthln 1sh at!oh'
Tue report ~ "li'out lpnhoatlon. ihe
Judge Is ehPloyed ~ REFUSING his isite 81
| washington "hleh circumstance, II Is sup
posed, gave rise To the report.
! Effects ofCdnat ,NagigHfioH. Flour ma
uuacturcd on Lake Erie. has been sold nj
NeNbero In North Carolina for ~ JOor
| bbl. Every nnr asks how il Is possible,
that il should hr brought no great "A dis
lance, and be disposed of At such n low
] price ? The answer ia, Cdn1ig. II i bru't
through thn famous Canal of NrN-York k
thence l69 miles dawn the North River To
| the CITY Of New York, and thence by sea
to Newborn. The distance of Raleigh
! from NeWhern j. TO miles the carriage
! of a barrel Of -four FROM one place 10 tho ..
Their, is s., a much lrgcr sum thin IS paid
! for freight from Lake Erie II Nn5fhrrn, y
distance Of al least 200 miles. - Register
Cor. Tro4p and Mr.. Hif--Mr. Writ
the Attorney General ls,ys the Richmond
! Cnquirer) nas published ia the papers at,
washington, the replies of judge Marshall,
Washiagton. DayaI, and Thompson, and
Of Messrs. Emmett, and Wheaton, to u
letter he ad,,r-sed To them, on the sub
icct of his remarks ~ the Supreme Court,
to which Goyernos Troup alluded in his
message 10 the Legislature of Grnrga.
NJ. Wit, was sill to have maintained the
proposition, That slavery be,as inconsis-
tent with the lays e God and Of Nature
| -, ,, ..t,.u ava th,t
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Notice.

vt,nE Pail aud Winter Session OF tho
sgL.e,ibor's School, viii commence on
.l,o 9TH day of September ensuing
JNO. G REID
A. bereiofore, few fomsle students can 10
with boarding., al ten dollsm
a month payable. for tho session, ~ AZ,
49,. g. u,
August 4 79.y'
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LANp aOR gALEs

Va,IlE subscriber offers FIR sale, small
A tract of land, Of about 40 acres j. 'rg
in Campbell county, aho'h four Jules rom
Lynchbmg, on Burtnu'5 cfe.l, nfar kich-
ard Perkins Mil, and adjolains the lands
of John NJ. Otcy, (calied Sandnsky) Mr.
Kablor ard others. The terms can be
Known On application TO Christopher Tim
octlake, living oo the turnpike road, and he
viii show the land, or Ia the snbscnher,
near Liberty, Bedford county, The pnr-
chaser ran have possession III d. c"mb'r
oext, with tbe privilege of sowing u gram
bat bull 10 inJurc the present gro"InG crop.
JOSIAH AULD.
Aug, 4. weW"9V
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LADIES' CELEBRATION !

The Anniversary Of our National hide
pendcnce was celebrated by the Lidiea of
Huntssil le, lAabamaJ in manner sulla-
bic to the occasion. They bad a dinner pre-
pared at Cap. J. Joncs's Tavern, at which
Mrs. J. Braham presided, assisted by Mrs.
3. Popu. The Declaration of Indepen-
dence was Read by Mrs. Devendell-A-
mong the Toasts drank BY the fair patriots,
we hnd the following
The dag ,Oc oetebrate-The Lords of
creation may pass il irreverenily ; Ue hail
its approach with unabated delight.
Home, the best reflector OF woman's
brightness.
lore unlike Pohtic8.--It acknowledges
no party, NJ royaIists, no democrats.
In Fayeite The gentleman the phi
lanthropist-the Patriot aud the Sage
The daughters Of Columbia are proud tn
welcome 10 their shores the orpament Of
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There il sufficient quantity OF mncieared
lnnd ~ keep The balance ~ good repHir.,
there IL 40 pan az This land thu Is cleared but
what nrndneos well al this iime i, Ia hnciy
" aterrd IN all psrtb ct the plantation, mud 10
ioefnble well improved Tor n small isinly
il has n fno apple aud peaeh orchard, and g.
tler fruits Il lies level aud can be ilnptovc1
IN the GrA ratio style. fnfthaf description
Is denned unnecessary, rs u L presumed that
purelnsers will FIRST view The premises, Tue
quality and fine situntioh Of this land Tar eNF
canding any Que Ia the upper country, ware
rnnfs the snbsetiherin recommending tito tic
Intention OF the farmers aud I'LL those WHO
wish Ia vest funds ia that kind OF properly.
10 eali aud examine, NJ a bargain my be lhd
| can nsIre the title 10 be unidentified ana
clenr Of my inenmbrnnee wlIaieVar. " DO
mol sell privately before the ninth day OF sep.
tcmLcf mkt, | will Oh TINT day positively sen
nj public auction, IL fnir, or The nsk lair day,
ON the pramises---The terws uinde known on
tie day of sale which will be nrnompeda'lDes
aud do invite all WHO p,sh To purchase Ia
attend on thu day. Il will be shown ny ny
ocpr4rer, ahe ilyes on the fnrm, or myself
who lives nj the Tomnhuwk Mills IN nninn'
LciIrnnn1y. J MARTIN,
August l. wfosep.bO
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VOLUNTEERS.

Mrs. .Hpood --Thc union of the States,
The rock On Which rests our national great
ness, and individual happiness.
Mrs. Phdippe--Americao gallaatry
Patriotism its stimulus, Glory its object,
and paterual gratitude its reward.
Mrs. Uooa.eard The spirit Of pairlo-
tism may il always co1troui the spirit OF
party.
Mrs.. BroUn-Dur children II IS our
province rs it is our glory, to form their
PRINCIPLES and mould their affections so as
10 perpetuate the signil blessings which
we this day enjoy and celebrate.
This is the FIST celebration of or inde-
pondencc by the ladies' that we have seen,
and is therefore worthy of record,
-..s29"-
Mississippi Senator. David Holmes,
ESQ. late u. s. Senator from Mississippi,
has declined ge-eleelion 10 that body.
We perceive 10y d late pap"r from that
state that Judge powhatan ellis, formerly
Of Virginia, is recommended as his suceess-
or.
."eGe.,~
~ We omitted two Of the Acts passed by
tho last Congress, which VIC insert Today, and
which concludes them.
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IArrST FRON ENGIAND

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NV NoRK, June the old packet ship
Canada, Capt, Rogers, arrived last night from
Liverpool, whence she called on the lst I'll
We have receive our regular files OF papers
up 10 The day of her departure, but they do
not coutdn any news OF Importance The
Liverpool cotton market was the same as per
last adNiccs; il ANY thiug a small advance
had taken place ia American descriptions.
The punishment Of Henry slavery, of Bristol,
convicted OF forgery, has been ca!nmuted to
trauspofatiuu Tor lite.
In The House Of Lords, on the 25ih of April,
on the petition oil the Dean aud Chapter OF st.
George, Windsor, against the Catholic claims,
the Duke OF York made an Interesting speech
against the claims, which he concludes as fol-
lows .-"l have been brought up from my
early years in these principles, and from tie
time Wheul hogan to reason for myself, |
have entertained them from conviction and
IL every situation ia which ! may he placed, |
nm determined, 10 whatever ccusure or pbIu-
iny / may be exposed 10y making this declara-
ton, 10 pcrsevere in my opposition to these
claims, so help me God -
[fr0m tie Ntr York .4droeaitl
The Courier Of the 29ih contains Paris dates
of the 9th. The Coronation of the French
kiug,was definitely fixed to take place the
10Th OF MAY. The King had given orders 10
prepare agartmcnts at RlIcins for loo mem
'bers OF the Chambers, independent of those
who were to form a pant OF the grand depula-
ton
The news from Greece, says the London
Sun, affords strong evidence of the uncon-
qnerablc spirit of the nation, and of their
unanimous feelings against the Ottomans,
whatever may be their private mimosiilcs.
As soon as the INVASION of the Mored by
tI,, IH~rN3t.,g mac ,,nbI,,I, ia,,,, D.. nm
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EESCEELANEOUS
From The National GazeHc.

Fortune With some, eays the old Count
de Segai, Is like nature SHE reserves all
her flowers FOR the spring OF lIr.
Thr same Wfiter WAS at Spa, when the
Intelligence of the American evolution
reached Europe. Spa was crowded with
|Ntsinprs from all parts with English,
Freneh, Germans, 81. q ircnllect," he
observes, - that the Americans were then
cal d insurgents and BoSioatUHS-thci,
courageous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alhearts;
excited general admiration, especially a
mong the young men, and at this watering
piaGr, where Wrfe st many travellers, ca
sual aad voluntary deputies from all the
mnnarchies Of Europe, was particularly
struck L. see 81 lively aud general an inter
ST awakened for the rev olt of a people a.
geinst Il king
Srgar rclates that the acquaintance and
even the nearest relati,es of Lafayette rn-
iirrly tnistnok the cast of his character IN
his youth. They supposed him Ia he tim
id, cold, and inert. As he had opened to
ipe his project of going To aid An"rca,'
adds the Count. I" Cnald not refrain rom
smiling when Marshal Noailirs, aud other
prrsnrs IF his family, begged me to exert
H4Y influence over hin To warm bis cold
hess, 10 rousr him from his Incidence, and
II communicate a liltlc five 10 his Charac-
ter Layfayrtte had, When young, a
grave and reserved mrlu, aud seemed 10
labor under an embarrassing dllhdencr.
This, cnnlfastpd ~ il was Wnh thc Cotn-
nun forward ~fIivolny aud lnqnaclty ct the
French of his age, caused bis nature TO be
wholly misunderstood
The following anfcdote Is told hy Sreur
of The late Duke DE Brancds, who was ne
% .ssp most apnleut, dlssipated, willy and
saifited Of the French liability of the time
=. De Rrancas vas much s~uljttcn with
Nile. ArnnIlt, and heing much annoyed by
fhr constant visits To her of a Prince 5t tht
Court, ii dali person, he went with Il very
serious air Ia "A ply %sician, and asked him
ii i, VAS nassihle 10 die OF e8Hul Sucl
ia eject from tha. %capsc," replied the doe.
Tor, would BE- strange aud rare" p" ash
yon,n proceeded the other -" whether i
be pueaible." The phy sie.an answered
that u fact very praifacicd eaRui nigh
occasion IA disease aud such as tke %
sumption, and thus canse the death Of tn,
patient. De Rrancas exactcd from hin
aud paid for a written opinion to that ef
feet. lie then weut to a lawyer and de.
malded or linn Whether lie could prose.
cite a man that bad formed the dcsign, n,
lAailrg by what means, of causing hi'
death. Tie lawyer answered" unqnes,
tianahly, y and vas mude TO give likewise
written opinion. With these two docu
men,s in his hands, De b ancas instituted
a criminal prosecution against The Pinc,
for intending TO cause The death ofhiiu au,
Nile. Arnoult. The affair made mucl
fe.se as may be suprosrd." 1'he same ia
r.iious parsonage WAS Colonel Of a req
ment, aud displayed the coolest end mos
daiiag intrtpl4ity in "a very sansuinar,
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this IS The Uml-orn practice p.
ernmrutuifhc Unircd St,t..
4 ptin'iflc established, Vi.
not 'stabli h TO- itself a
1ei"re The SUPREME court and T.,
"''e se''''d the act uf Congr.s.
''u's'' 9"on very soon thrrrf4.a
hii''i stairs u"Nrrutnrot, d,ScsI.r4
mask WI openly ieol itseif in
ton al fanatics for the d,strlr4i.
thi1g valuable IN the Sonlbera CO.
one movement Of the Cnngrr.. ..ll-
by You and all is lost. Trmpot e
eer-mnkc known your rrs.lz.. - -
TINS subject shall MT hp tou,..1 IN L.
but ut then pcril-but for lis Inn
zee ny the constitution We e.,. .7'aia
ha'e pee"nle parties to that ia.t,a. III
al this m"nlcHt ynn Would not nj NJ
selves palties To any cousliioIiaa ,7af.
lt-ol course you viii not br =, 'ia'H'
rom u" moment the General Go,rra.sa
slaU make that movement. '''l'9!
IT his matter be am e,u :, -;
II II De sin W" car implorr the r,r.,-
hi Ito rem"ve ii we ask MT .;,45..atzs
sympathy or a~ssIstancc-it ma, s'f
physical weakncss-it is ourmor,i., w
II, like the Greeks and Roman ,t.'ai.
ment we cease 10 br masters y - 'la-
we thencriurth minister ike Ia, .''''s
ltaIiaos to the luxury aud pleasure ',9s'fa
masters. Musicians and sculpiors We I'm ~,
he-lhe moral qualities hove,.r' -
would make us fair Ptrttkrrs Of the e2,a'
deur ct IA empire would be roae D ~.
would stand stripped and desolafr mod.
ter'ld sun and upon a generous snl
moekrry TO ourselves, aud the YER,
1rast OF what with a little frmnrss and f,.
sight, we might have been. %eul4e9, va.
Therefore, most earnestly, now that ~ 80,
TOO late, to step fortb, and having rxbags.
tea the argument, 10 stand by your aims
Your fellow citizen,
G. VI. TROUp
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and obstinate battle. Wien IL was over.
be- assembled the o~fieffs OF rs regiment.
appltudtd their conduri, aud asked them
nh,lher they neft. satisfied nflf his. They
replied by An nnaniHIetis reclamation. ."
amrsery glad" snia IL, f" tlfat Yau like
Your Coiantl's htba,latf ; but A. for my
SELF. | do mol Ike baf ft4tle II al and 81 |
qn1 yon." II The end OF tar campaign,
he threw up his commission and abandon
ed th, military career.
The follow ing passage of Segur's Ne
moirs IS particularly Interesting for al 4
mexican
"Ote Of tie most enger wishes, on
my arrival in lhr United States, nas IL see
the hero of America, 6enffHl Washington.
Marshal R~oehambrna had the goodness 10
introduce me Ia I'm, IN his camp. Dfteil,
reality tails Gar belon imagination, and al
miraliun diminishes " lirn is ohject i seen
too near. But nj the sight Of Washington,
I found . perfect agreement between the
impression which his appearance made up
on me and The idea ~ eh | had fomed Of
him. lis e%xterier altnost spoke his hlsto-
ny simplicity, dignity. sedatenrss, good
NESS, drmness-titese qualities were mark
ed IN his face aud port, rs well AS IN lns cha
%racter. Ills statufe MS uable, lofty the
expression Of ms features brne,eicnt, tho
energetic ; his smile agreeable u his mau-
pcrs were .imple without familiarity.
There vns n%nil,,ng aboot him orfhr parade
common uitblbrr ais of oar mnuar-
rbies all bcsn ,se The hero Of \ 3ep0bHc :.
hc iespired rg4ber rhan commanded re-
snort Won snu in 1be, yrs Of all around
him fro, affection and entire confidence.
Tx oin,iers nj = small distance from tbc
c,nh. cxhibit.d The image Of that order
which reipne1 in The n5ole tenor Of lis
life and conduct. ANY other man llan
Washington would have fall,d in the at
tempt Ia o,crconar thr difficulties of his
sinnation his ernias aud Wisdom may be
appreciated merely from thu fact tint, a.
md The stoIms ola revolution, he catn-
mandcd, duril g several years, The army
Of y free people, without exciting the leasl
fear in his countty or The least distrast in
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riIr quar- UNKNOWN

,',..s.s a.sts at it,at tie Lon
=. Roatseilers hay rhsae'1 "N''
,..f comics a TT CfasefffS' me Ao'.u''"
:, p, The author ot AhNei'E NI''"
=. rss14eefins lie anihor 81 ihrsr N"'N' v
.'a.a4t .fienf. aal she literary wotlt appear
u a. a.aeb IN ia. dark nn the subject ms 2
yer. The author .. a lule fH'I'c'l'on Gnu
ID =. o9ts al .9fdrfsefs - 6f," Fe"p'''
himself ne hel1exe an nfkneUa3 ioafs on
the follow my aliesirofhr-
To 1IlF GREAT UNKNOWN
rlon Great Unknown!
10 not mean Eternity nor Death,
- Tat sasl iaeor
Itaoleii We L nv not iratn whose lungs ms
1loAn,
Thou nun Of itg'
rersni Of mauy chiidren-clitd OF none!
NnbadAt : ssnt
a.boJy.s daagIter-int = parent SIN!
si5fI but an ostrich parent of a bRtcli
u orphan eags-l.ft 10 the world 60 hatch.
SuperlaliYe Nil
,ax a4ii nothing mnre,-yet not NauXh0ll,
\ head n papers, yet without a curl
Not lie latisibie Gid'
IA hanl-int Il handwriting an o wall
A papnihr EoaeniflY,
SIal call tbs sanie- wfttout ldrnlily
\ lnk, 5eafd out oi slpli,-
a nothing shin j npon,rin,istbly bright,
OZARK with 1Neess OF ll-hi'
constabic.s literary lolin-a-pokes-
lie real Scottish Ai2zatd-thoush no witch
NaBody-in a michel
Livery ones hoax
May b. SIR Walter Scott
rafiape not
WHY dost thou 81 conceal aud puzzle curious
ialks2
Tho whom lie secoud sighted never saw,
The Master lieliop oi Gotit9us hI tory
Cliei Nong tong paw!
f.o mister in the wnfid--and set all Tapestry!
Inc tricky spirit II a Scottish Cock lane
4 novel Junius f~uzzling the worlds brain
a man of nasie -yel no tnltsman!
y man Of elesr obsenre--not him o The moon
\ stal-ai noon.
4 uan.lescripfns in a caravan,
4 nrisatc-ot no eorps-a northern HIGHT
IN a dark lantern,-bogie ia a ctape-
4 fsure--hnt no shape,
4 yizbf-nnd no knight;
Tho real abstract horn Of he age
The staple Sirpngrr Of the stage
4 SOME One made in every mans prcsnmp-
lion,
frankenslein's mnnstcr-but instinct ~Hh
enmption
Another strange Stale captive 10 the north,
constahle-eaardcd IN al non mash
Stililei me AK,
Has 1hon 10 silver plattrr-
No door-plaie, or no c%ar1--or some such mot-
Ter,
TO seragl a name upon, mud then cast forth
Thou Scottish Barneeide, feeding the hunger
Of Curiosity with airy gammoR'
1hon mystery s%noiHEer,
Dealing il out like middle rui Of salmon,
That people buy and ean't. make bead orto'l
Of Il;
lIoubcit filal puzzle never hurts the sale Of
it,
Thou cllief Of authors my ic md bstrnc'ical,
4hat1ay their proper bodies ~ the shelf
keeping thy sell truly 10 thysc|f,
Ilea Zimmerman made practical
Thou secret fountain of u Scottish style,
Tint, LIKE The Nile,
Ilidetli It's source wherever il Is bred,
Bnt sill keeps ~discmhogniug
CSpl disenbroguin3
Thro snrh broad saudy mouths without n head
fibn 4i,sefnhoiicd anthar-yet not dcad,-
Ihe whole world literary Absentee!
All wherefore hast thou ned,
Thou learned Nemn-WisPto a degree,
Anonymous l. l. II.