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s.-,.. sau-. s.foar. John y Taylor. {. {.
V-rnlasrs Aazan Wa. Barlow bbHei i3sh<
NbHemare sra Wood
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duct Dan !! ttar=Boa, fs.#sr- iioiessnOt' ssaaA
e.. -sas. EteHzs =. laet.s.
p.s.aEts.sa---afII tasu Adams. jones bs-
cnanaa. ,aai fdwsrds. 5n1p faidiay. '.baan-
ID, FaIatrd It5hrft iiarHts. ~tnuel -. iaga11n
.j4ssa k,ea. .rbamss krteHaz 6sores MT
,l4K. : ssfl,h Lawrence. Pulp :. ariley Dan
.Irl II H..ft Charles Mmer Iaiaes ,. Mitchell,
Samuel ,f.keIn. John Htctdl. Robert Orr
George Puaef. Thomss II SUI, Audrc~ STEW
~. jane STEVENSON. Lspy Van Horne, Ja'
Wilson. Il. OK BoE john "uIis.
UfzswAHt i.ouS b'lauo.
MXaLAsp.--tohn barney. CisHeri Dorsfv,
JOIN If.8s ~. Peter Biti,o, Rob6d n HHfH,
Geafgs T. Mitchell, George Peter, Thomas q.
Nori.8uston. John G. Seem..
tn4isn-Nark Alexander. YIN Archer,
Wm Armstrong, j. Iohn :. Barbour, BURIAL
Bsssi JOHN Cfump, Thomas Davenport, Bag7.
mn IsfH. Join Hoyd. \. II. Claiborne, fo5tFt
) ffara,ii. Joseph johnson. Chnrif5 =. Mfrffr,
Nm. MCov. Thomas heuiou, Aired IL fo"-
| ell, YIN G. rive, VIM. smith. Andre" steven
son. John 1aliaicrfo, Robert Taylor, james
| Ifezfnt
Noarr C4RoftgA-Wllis Allsion, Daniel
! Bafnecr, J9fa H. Bryan, Samuel T. Carson
! Henry IT, C9aasr, W y Ed~ard-, hehnrd
/ lime. Gabriel Holmes, John Long, Archibald
/ VI seill Lemuel Sawyer, H. " SaaHders, Levi,
/ Williams.
sopru CAnalisA. John Cartfr, Vim. Dray.
| ton. Joseph Gsi Andrew X Gofaa, JHmes Hun
| hoa. n. Geoige VI UuRe, Uoatas h Mitchell,
! sterling fucker, John Wilson.
| GforGiA --trorgc Cary, ifred CHhbfr',
John ufsyth [ t.. Haynes, lame Men"ethcr,
| }hrart T. Eahi0H Nney Thompson
| kGstpckY.--R,chad 4. Bacsncr, james
! Bank, Robert N'liatDn, Francis Johnson. Jo-
seph l.1conryie Robe,t + Lvteher. Thomas +.
! Moore, Thomas HDteafe Duh I1mjis, Gins.
! 4 NlrkliIe. hilIilm I. Yong .--onc vacant.
| TfssLSsUL.- r. HfraafI, Eobcft Allen,
! John Blair, I'm Cooke, Samuel Houston, J. G.
| lsaaes. Jonn II Maflblo, James {. Mitchell, Jas
/ X Poll.
! Omo.-Mordeca Barley, Philemon Reeeber
| J94H r. Canp5,H. Janr indlas, VIM " Lean,
/ Thomas shannon, joan SLOANE, John Thompson,
/ Samuel r linion. Joseph Vance, Elisha WHIT
! thy William Wilson, John {. Wright, John
Woods
IaaiHA., William /. Brcnt Henry II. Cur
! ley. fdtnUR birag 34a
l4nAvA -Eatcn Boonc Jonathan Jennings,
John lest
Illlspr.-D5nicl 7. Cook.
ALABAMA #--habr,ci Moore, George w Owen,
Jon M'Ece
hhssfssIpri.- Vim ilnil".
IN sorui-.lohu 5con
ArKA'. ts.--licury u. Conway.
FLppIpt.-~Io.cph VI. White.
MfeugAa- Austin l.. Wing.
hessS. Forward, krchs and k'tcra. rom
nsylyumai shannon from Ohio Mllauon,
from kcnuehs, Baytnerr, from North taIoll-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14
JOHN WILLS, c.

VIRGINIA Al Rules holden at the Clerks Office orihc
Superior Court Of Chaacery Tor the I}nchourg Dis
trict tho 9Th November, lc2G
Preaham Moore, PIT.
against
john D Ntrgen, John Tsody, Charles Arlington and
Garland, Walton s Pauu, Defts.
The defendants John TWedy and James Penn not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security
ding the act Of Assembly and the rules OF this court, and
appearing 10y Satisfactory evidence that they not
iuhahauts Of this eauntryIl ordered, HAT the said
defendants do appear here on the first day Of the next
term and answer the bin ofthe plaintiff and that copy
Of tins order he forthwith inserted newspaper
printed in the Of Lynohburg for two months sue
ccc-iYely and posted at the front door OF the court
house IN the said town,
Copy-Teste,
10 Holm WILLS g
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POLITICS IN THE GREEN RIVER CoUN
TRY.

Extract of a letter from Bowling Green, to
gentleman Ia this place--comlnuncated by the
latter for the Focus. The writer is man long
versed and emiuent in pubic business, who speaks
from personal knowledge on all the subjects men
toned. L0mSuhe men, fochS'
You seem TO think that the Green River
country is the only part ofthe state, where Cen
eral Jackson has any chance. lfhis chance Is
as bad every where, as lis in the Green River
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-14

LOUISVILLE (KFy.) Nov. 22.-RANDAL SMITH,
who killed Dr. Brown, and his own father-n-Ia"
Mr.. Christopher, by single shot, has been
captured in Missouri, and brought TO thus place
for trial lie arrived on Monday evening. Dr.
Brown lived but short time after the wound :
Mr.. Christopher lived several weeks, and suffer-
ed an amputation of his limb before he died
Focus.
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country, you may rely on II, be vii not gel n
vote , al electoral vote mean. IL Is isy opil-
ion, that hr wIll aVt get Us many votes ~ IN
part CT TIC state againsi Hr. Adams, D. he did
against III Clay Gen. JaeksOns friends ar
mistaken III his strength. The people an tins par
of the state kHotf General Jackson-Inanyo i tae1
p7souaiiy--all, by character.
The Argus has made splaterWg about
billiard table, sc and has truzpeted the p@oVoo
Tor furnishing the Presidents house, &c WIN
as much gravity and esfnestness, as II there vas
something ~ it. The fact IS, the government
never pad for billiard table balls and eiiess-
men, nor any thing belonging 10 such articles !
ard If the Argos folks did not kno" it,they inish
have known II. Aud as to the appropriation OF
-25 ,Oob. the President did not request II. II
vas the voluntary act Of Congress and the
warme,t advocate Tor the measure was one OF
the President political opponents. iitne RE
sidcni hid been consulted on the subject, think
II likely, he would have advised against the ap-
preparation.
" You are right about Rufus King; so far as
lhave learned as to tcderalists II that be any cfi-
tcIion, there are more Of the old stamp IN tie
opposition than any where else,
They live contiguous to Tennessee, and ma
nv Of them fought under jackson at Orleans
hence they know him better than the people IN
the northern part OF the state. kdts'
----
A custom house bond for the very large sum OF
ejl / 90 being for duties on several China
raIgoes, became due on Saturday, and was
promptly paid by an individual merchant ofthls
city IN single check. This is said 10 be the lar
gcst bond ever paid inthis country.
IN T. Mere, ADJ.
The " T. Albion asserts, that, " not content
with opening canals, erecting iortihcatons aud
resorting To various other measures lOr the IN
ternal advancement Of the country. Ills M9eS-
tvs Ministers now contemplate the most lmpof-
tant changes in the form and system OF the local
government Of the British North AMERICAN prVr-
iaces Concerning that the welfare of these tine
provinces could be promoted if placed under one
general vigorous and effective government, they
have formed the plan of uniting them into One
Confederate System.
" Zach province viii still retain its own local
governor and two legislative bodies as they ut
p csent exist with some notifications, but II will
be required 10 scul certain number Of delegates
to the plbce OF general gotermncnt 10 enact laws
for the whole. Al the head OF the grand conic-
de- alton will be placed some distinguished inal-
vdual appointed by the crown" some speak OF
lIalfas as ,he seat Of the q neral Government,
othors OF Quebec, others Of Montreal,
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rI1cErulses o. ID tf3tsE . ftsAf-s /,
ed fFoH "a E..ls frf 8ud WIS!
Tus.frg Derenitfr The Bpu.e Of n-le.
cut pr sed 20 e5p,ple.e il organization
T. speaker appoiaitd The aianasns oom-
ta.fe., W.
Committee for Courts If IuArs -Hessrs.
GnId5n Watkins ui Prince Edward. ggsbur.
slsson u SOUTHAMPTON, i.iol.ea. May. Vim
sfan Brisss. bryce, k.m8ra4sh. GOpdc Of
1aekIeuburg. wilson, Page, Basye. Dstis Of
Hanover Christian ofChafles Cry, Hillef Ohio
tour. Nesfe. Mterse, Do1tHat. Eppes. Iay-
lor. craig. Lalier, Nash Edginei5n. RYes Of
seisou hasou Of Frederick, Williams, Colston.
BalIac. Clarke Of Ghcscrdeld, Inpp. Payne
of Buckingham, Voolfolk, Irvine, 1tratton Of
Northampton. Ncale, Tyler, Clarke OF Angus
t., ard newton.
rgnmHtef Of Pr.rhges and Elections --
Me.sr, Watkins OF Prince Ede ard, Riyes Of
Prince GEORGE Paiieson, Whether. Everett,
Henley Martin OF Selon Barnes. Hooe, Otcy.
Mason of kins and Queen, Drummond, Gun
mn. iam, Cafiuston. Shield Capciloa Dawn
oil kch faiurs Wills Chzlds, billiard. Davis Of
/ Allegheny. Noel Ofrics, Christian Of NtY Kent,
Donthot Taylor, Iyler, Walton, Nelson, and
Temple
~ Preparations mi Grieraa-o.-siessr..
Winston, It'll. Groree. Thompson Of Norfolk
County, Bldnd .aphenson, Pollard Of King
( Waltz, N4tgbort.5 Nr,ti, ttlgis hndr,-
CON of Shenandoah. NcCa,aas Watkins of
/ pa,.la,,,, Cine Emit tlrColI,,L PPM of
/ FIi,,,np, Street tiI#If7,r sIu,n AIlrn Of
Lee saunders. Edmnedsnp uafslv Aparrson
/ Of Ngitowa,. Dun!ap. Ward 81 Princes Anne.
/ sniJnv. Dice. Grxmrs K.HDes,v. sb.gberd
/ Hamilton Good Of Borkrrr, pgr.inoei. and
Allen of l,o,etonrt..
! 0f llains--AIcssrs Bryce. Wilson Cole
m51 Crufn. Of -ufFy INA Pollard of k,pg
aud Qupeu St,lhunn Tovl.s b,Lcr JmncF
/ Woodbon.e lundy Seld,n g,rbour Hunter
/ al f8uIuaeIl# smith al fnnsr4buro p,sas Wat
/ l,os a., t,oogb1,nJ uslIar el,s.r,n Too -
,rr,ma,k uollsnd R,ct,r,iqon liam uau.
| WAN. Wadla,y. sitmeto1 and Newman
r, cragl5pr 15c pe,.jiJJti.rg- Nc.srs Pate.
SON Powers Cross At,Co,nas uoutman C,l.
! 6p5 HALF Of Ffppllin Shin RI,nc,re po,,s,
/ Nueax. Ward Of No,toway. Martin of scou
| Understood T,iplett an, C,orlset
Jorro,gj,t ; ,,4,,t5,, g,,#,5 fjo,,e - Ncsers
! Cook Carte Chalmers saunders D,la,d
shannon. Cumming. Cromp Of surrv Caper.
ton t,rv N.ut,n I'D Almond
n ,26o;ae t5e pgbGc 1luor,,--Nc.ers
Moran. Hnoqcrf,rd Gcoroc. Lewis krllcr.
! CT hlair Hail ort;raysnn sfciner Carol
Edward. zInn, Chairman. and Ednnndson
DfEooJg anil I,,5r.1J N,,5,,o,j,,, -n,,.rs
Wbir t;h5lsnn. GRIMM of poshot,, CIV
Batb,rioofd. Harrison. CoI.ton Miller or Eotr.
,,,.t ,iacr5on u.,tt,,s of canrblo,d ~.
sIrrIb,,., R,a,., n,nry 1I,y N2rL,ng
I gaelo lam p,rntis D,,iS nj AIicolaa,. IA.
/ Il. of lInT,li N,son If Fn;,f,, Icale, I,.u
/ Marlin ,CNelson eo,,tb of,,ilas I,,.,. Ei.l,,
/ MI, I,eham C,r,,rly C,tbrr sn,itb a. C,l,15
ce.... and hr,lrr
~ .,,,.5..o Jbe gs.jJ.ag 0G-c -Ar,ss,.s
s..,.t N5IInry pa,I.,,l TX IA ,ll,,s, II,n,.
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JP198 .ht &.
ysust = l,-sias Ierfsi ~ -sai.o7 -
piaHT.
ERF Rits csoLl

kDiaafs
~ THF mt. =. csoLf
Ia->h to saai. sod lszs Ia du4.
1ls-e tho 81 aai tleIazt.
liaf. tAe yosthf4l aud L. ID
Al Tho feaffal sBitAs hid,
Hefe ihe safras auA f1f Hiiis
j. aas sleni led are lad
naft tae yass,' ana tal kiHs
ssiie brssas IT, aithannf
Ter the IS, ord aud setpire rus =
Earih to oarth, su1 dusi 70 dssil
Age ~ sFr ahail roll siong
or th,s pale and mighty 'hrong
Thoso that e.pt them those thsi sesP,
an shall with ibcsr sisapon sleep
Bfaihcfs. SISTERS ofths aorm,
Summers 80 ~ vtntaf's storn,
.saar sfpaaee or battle, roar.
ec'er ssail break then alpmhcrs mort,
panh shall lieep b,- sullea trun--
:. Earth 10 eartA. aud DUST 70 dust %
b., q lay r roming f1f,
Rnih ihy nehtiest prd Thy las,
fisbsll conn in fear and spndcr.
Hsr,lIrd Is trump aai ihanief.
i shall roiaa r strife nd toll,
= shah comels blood and spod,
Il shalt rom IN empires Frp,uh
Burainr templaf, traualad thrones
Then, ambition, roe tn lust -
Earth To earth, aud dusl 70 duft %
Thou 81 Al somr ,he judgement -igp,
l. The ezsi IL Aiar shall SHINES
Flsahnr frsm iesven's r1idon gaia,
Jholsald tanisauds round h.s Hds,
Spirit w1h IA crown AMI plume
Treuhle ibHa ihol ulien tomb
Hoa,oa shall open oa oar ,igh,
Eauh be tirsdto lislns hight,
Kiagi ii ihr ranspn.1 just
Larlh t. earth. aud duet 10 duet -
Thor iDy mgsH Jerusalem,
Shall We psofrr,Is as goir
Yheu shah III thr desert $50
Punt ofa5rs than Paradise.
Earth b, aag3fcu be tfo1,
Ono great r4f1ru u aef tod
I'll ne dried fhc NrtYI stoats
Through thousand glorious yeafs -
Nov. DO hope of HIM we trust,
i" Larth la eaitHi and duet 10 dusf "
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Judge Smltl is said 10 have been elected TO
the Senate of the U. States from S. Carolina, O.
yer Judge Iiugcr.
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NO1ICE.-Itos who hired negroes this
" present year the estate OF Anthony
RuCkcr, dec Will return themon the 1t day OF
January. 1927. NJ Waller b. BosHclis tavern
Amherst Couri-iiouse, as the negroes will a.
gain be offered for tire on thai day. As al
50 the lands belonging 10 the said estate will
he offered for rent. Terms made known on
the dav JESSE RiCHESON, Admir-.
Dee. ID. c2V+l9
VIRGINIA AT Ruiz, holden IA the Clerks Office ofthe
Superior Court OF Cbmrfrv fr the Lsnclburg Dis
tric', the tth day Of November, le26
David q abbot, Pit.
against
Wilham Games, Coleman Green, Thomas Smith, 10
s,ph Friend admr. ef Thomaz ut, der5, Francis Pol
lard Iohn Hancock, Samuel P'lus'od adm'r ot Thomas
Uuriuhrrys decd late sheriff OF anpbeil and, in That
character admir- of Dennis belly, decd, Thomas Cecke
inincs pemhc,ton, John Hath, benjamin Hath, samuel
Jordan foWcl Lewis, and Pleasant Rosser, Def.
The defendant Thomas Sntith not having entered his
appearance and given scruty recording to the act Of
Assembly aud the rule Of tia eour and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is ntbitant ct tin,
country-if D. ordered that tue said defendant do appear
here on the first dry OF The HaX term and the ill
Of the plaintiff aud that copy olis order be forthwith
inserted newspaper printed ia the town Of lynch
burg COR two months and posted at the front
door Of the cour' house in the SAID town.
A Copy-Teste,
10 Holm Wills n
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They live contiguous to Tennessee and ma
ny Of them fought under Jackson ot Orleans;
hence they know him better than the people IN
the northern part Of the state. Edts.
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A custom house bond for the very large sum Of
s5l 90, being for duties on several China
raIgoes, became due on Saturday, and was
promptly paid by individual merchant ofthls
city in single ehccl, This is said TO be the lar
gcst bond ever paid inthis country.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-03-11
TIE LOVERS QUARREL.

wish could describe the young Lady >ihyl
She was rather tall than otherwise, and her
head was carried with a toss Of the prcttlcSt
pri;te ever saw; IN truth, there was "a super
natural grace in her figure, bv which she was
IN duty bound to be more lofty in her demcanour
than other people Her eyes were of a pure.
dark hazel. and seemed TO wander from the
earth a. though they were surprised how they
happened to drop out Of the skies; and the
sweet. high and mighty witchery, that sported
round her threatening lips, inspired one with a
wonderful disposition to fall down and worship
her. 1t was OF course not to be expected that
such q strangely gifted lady should be quite 50
easily contrnted with hercavaliers as those who
were not gifted at all; and Sihvl, very properly.
allowed it to be understood that she tlcspised
The whole race She likewise allowed il to be
understood that the world being by no means
good enough for her, She conceived the best So
eiety il afforded to be her own Wilfn cosita-
tions and that she meant to pass the whole of
her pretty life in solitude and meditation PEG
pie con}ectured that she was in love, aud too
proud TO show it: and >ibvl snrmscd that they
We're vastly lmpcrtincnt and hy no means
worth satisfying
There a small srotto by the lake that
wound hclotc the old archcd windows of the
hall world Of fine foliage was matted fantas-
;cally above and around it, 81 As 10 exclude
every l!truder but the king fisher, who plunged.
meteor like. on his golden prey. and vanished
i'll III" >had" before he was we'll seen: and an
endless variety otwoodhihes lcapcd FROM branch
to branch swinging their lcNy tenlrii, IN the
ali. &'t'f >hoWrrln@ fragrance upon the green
nos beneath, or stealing around the rustic pin.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
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TEzE REPOSITORY,

We are indebted 70 "71e Museum Of F5re;gn
Lf'r"f"rt and Science" published in Philadelphia
BY T. Littell,) for the following highly interesting
story 1t vas transplanted into that work from the
" H1nf1iR Rer1e7r," OF London, in which the " III
ferary Sorenir' of ALAaIc A. WATT, undcrgocs
favorable examination. Mr. Watts is already a,lvan-
tageonsly known in the literary world and his
rev publication has added to his reputation. The
leader viii find the extract well worthy perusal-
L IS full of the images Of an exuberant fancy
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treat that the Lady Sibyl chose 10 forget the
world IN which She wa, born, and ina CINE that
for which she seemed to have been created =
and in this mood, without mantle sting any par
tlcnlar symptoms OF cXhaustion excepting that
She had crown little palcr' and more slender,
she continued for three whole years
On the third anniversary of her rcsoluton,-
She know it was the third. because the SAID rcso-
luton happened to have been made on the same
day that her Wild cousin. who had earned for
himself the title Of Childc Willul. chose for his
departure 10 the wars--on the third anniversary
a, on all other days Sihyl again trpped down
the chase to live in paradise till tca-t tune. but,
not as on other days the noble summer sunset
seemed to have stained her check with a kin
drrd hue. Ere she reached her wilderness, She
looked back, again and again at the hall, slack
ened her pace that it might not appear hurried
and -azed a. long upon the swans and water Ii
hes a, though they really occupied her thoughts.
Meanwhile the iloweroitll fox hunting chivalry
were carou>ing with her father in the banquet
ting room, and ilourlshin. their glasses TO her
health The most mighty and censoriou, danes
Of the land were stalking up and down the
terrace, as stately and as stiff as the pcacocks
clipped out OF the ycw trees at either end of it.
Sihyl seemed to have lost the faculty of dcspis-
me- them. and was half afraid that her dcscrtion
would b. thought strange A. She stood irrc,o-
lutte whether to 20 on or turn back. She was
startled by voice close hv. and the blood leap
cd IN deeper crimson to her cheek,
Si,,l dear Sibyl' it exclaimed, wilt
thou GENE, or must fetch thee, before the
whole posse Of thcm?'
Sibyl tossed her head and laughed; and With
an agitatrd look, which was meant to be ndit
ttren. srolled carele>slv into the shade Just in
time % prevent the intruder from putting Iii,
threat in execution. He was light, well made
cavalier, with black moustachcs aud ru@cts.
and high born eye and forehead, which could
have looked almost as proud as Sibyls, As for
his accomplishments the fine trcnchicd sash
Ing OF his costume. and the courageous manner
IN which he assaulted a lttys hand, bespoke
him a wonder.
And so, my gallant cousin. SAID siby, with
a voice which was little out of breath and
with feeble effort to cNtrlcatr her fingers and
50 you have brought your vaor back to Ecsicge
my citadel again
Sweet arrogance. is it not the day three
thousand years on which we parted and did
not promise to be here at sunset p
believe You threatened me that YOU would.
Pray. have you run away from battle TO be as
good as your word p
And pray, did You always consider it a
threat, Or did YOU tell me t,at this grotto would
be your hermitage till my rcturn?
Aud pray, for the third time, do not be in
q'Il>ltivc; and trouble yourself to let go my
hand. and SIT down on that scat over the way.
and tell me- what you have been doing these
three days.
| will, as You desire, take both YOUR hands
and the other half If ,.orr MOI anI All ,-n.,
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tcsome; and now obhgr me by telling me vile
Their you have ever mustered humility to drop
tear for the mad blood Which have shed iii toll
in- to be worthy such mighty lady
Sibyl laughed, and snatched her hand ava,
from HIM 70 draw it across her eyes.
Dear Sibyl.' he continued IN d gcntlcr tone
and has not that wild heart changed in three
long wears ?-tnt has not such AN age of ex
perience made our boy and girl Imitation a folly
10 be amrndedo And do find you the same
excepting far more lovcy-the same pervefSf
being who would not have given her maynard
prodlgal for the most disrnally sensible lord
OF the creation? Often have feared,
have had a little comforter which told me YOU
could not change See. Sihyl, your miniature
half given. half stolen, at our last parting
has been my shield in dozen fights, has healed
with lis smile. as many wounds 1T has asked
me if this was a brow uhcrcon to register de
cct,-ilthese were the lips to speak il If these
We're the eyes-as | live, they are weeping even
now.'
She did not raise them from her bosom, but
answered, with a smile of icigncd modification
that She thought it very impairment to take
such minute observations / too have had my
comforter. She SAID, drawing the fellow minit-
tur" from her bosom, and holding it playfulv
before his eyes - it has been INV Shield against
Il dozen 1oics.-lt has warned me to benefit Ev
sad eApcnencc:-it has asked me if this was
the brow wherein to register any thing good =
II these were the lips to speak tit these wert
the cyes,-as | live, they are concerted even
now,'
But have You indeed kept my picture So
close to Your heart"
And do You indeed think that vour old ii,aI.
SIR lubin Of the Golden Dell would have given
nc farhing for it p
Did you ever try him -
oh, Chlldc Wlful, can you change counlc
nance at such q name even now NO. | did nvi
try HIM. and for you are stranger and mus
be lndulgedl viii tell YOU wherefore INould
not have gwen 1t to him for his head; not ioras
many OF them would have built Ii tower to
yondrr moon, and SO now if YOU can con
trive to De jealous Of him nay YOU shall moi
touch 1t. DO you remember how often, when
it pleased you to be moody. you threatened to
take j; from mer'
NJ more Of that. sweet Sih,lN
Md viii You never counterfeit a he ID ache.
10 hide your displrasurc when dance With SjI
Dance, or gallop with Sir Goslng''
No, never. >hvL'
And will You never take leave of me forever.
ard return FIVE minutes afterwards 10 see how
bear it ?
Never, whilst live
Why then, give you leave to ask M g.
Tor have great deal to sgt 10 "a when
can think Of it.
val ask him for ci. S>ih, L.
No, no. Sir Guide. YOU viii not to- any slIct,
thing When YOU wen: from hence il ;;l~ With
Az - :. e,