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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-21

Ldau HeaT ChdfI0tteSotIIe tor SAFE
TSNliE scrJbei Dfes oi sal. valuable Land
= lying the 'saers Of Meadow Creek within aud III
miles II Charlottesville anl about
University OF Virginia Th tract rather than
1000 princpaly high land, with good proportion
cScelent neilow ground The high land epl az
CLEARED covered with hae growth Of pe which may be
Disposed Of with readiness and very good in Charloes
Vile, wheh rapidly ncreasng ia aud it, demand for
building sud There operation the land, a saw
and mill which well supplied with ing Tia,
greater pat OF 'e Fac subscriber deems
70 ene into description Of he above Prupey, but
vies the attention "i those d.srou estng ,oney
iando properly, vita full that from its eohtguity
10 Charlottesville and the Uniye ,, the abundance
Der anJ the esty OF the ,oii wall hear comparison,
value, With any tract OF land in The county. This Of land
may sdvanageousiy divided and will he d
sided fand n-eesary suit purchasers For aud all
oIhe, information 90 the subjects apply 'oihe subscriber living
an Oh .r.Ostes, lie JAMES O. CARR
Jan n
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NOTCE-

IHiiE two manufacturing mill. the Arpomatox can.
near the Basin al Petersburg will be disposed Of by sal
OF lease next MayBoih houses large and vel huilt
u them brick the two first of the othei of stone
The balance brick They both well calculated Zoo nanf
turing Flour extensively, and they have abundant
falling urpy O water from The csUa during the whole yea
Those who desrons 10 the valuable property
this description invited 60 avail Themselves 81 d pp6r
nity of tbtainng T..
Az advertisement giving particular information t
SUBJECT wall apPcara hor, time hence aud those who feel
interest IN the matter referred tlsf By order Of M
suPsrinte ndsnts Of the Upper Arpomaiios Company.
s. ID. MOTION, dgent
Petersburg, Jan. ~. 7g-3t
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SALE o. NEGnnEs

w I'LL positively he sold highest bidder on Thu,
the Ztn Of January i626, fails, II next far da
a,h"ei courthouse, not less than -iAty NEGROES Consisting
OF mep women boys aud e This ickel parcel Of Ne
gioes and as stJ be found Virginia Term, Y
months credit bonds with approved security to cary te
Ec't hon the date, iinoi Punctuaily paid
FRANCES TABB, by
JOHN X. AR HER.
n D. About forty Of the above Mcgee, cold &, the
properly oil Thomas febb, dec. JOIN Z. BOILING
Dee. 81 7O-d adm 81 ~ g., .1-
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Fifth Dollars Retnard- STOP The DiIIIiU-

4 BOUT the middle Of Augusi, calling hn.eli ret
tnone, passed through this place and took on ifp
negro man q" mine. PeiihOne about five feet high dark
complexion long STRAIT dak hliras suspicious. iool gen
teeiy dressed. lie has been the Army, and j. d.st
ed and went to Cansa lie musician and play. almost
every instrument and make. some peteuons dancing
FTcdcTlch THE negro maui IL tai likely fellow yell.w
eomplexi.n well dessed has share Jf mpu-
dencr and Is fond of the company Of white lie Is an
excellent tidd aud took with him small poor bay horse
Thee fellows crossed at nandalcs Terry, The Savannah H.
yer ino South Carona, the Sob AUgu They we're seer
ia Greenviis district shortly afterwards. The white man wa
footthe nepo ,dng with h., adJe tied hchnd hin,
Tue white aii he lived IN GreeDyille District snd thai
he had purchased the negro Of NC.
The above reward will be given FOR the apprehension
confinement Of these fellows sny Jail, that &c m
HANDS on themor thirty dollars Tor the ucgto alone.
Miiiedgeyille Geo. Sept. ~. 42---n JAMES CAMNK.
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81 RITCHlh & aOUCA

IL rhe EhuuIREli published twice a week seuraI,,
Dad lsree week ,ny the session OF the State Lcs
ueprcr, s- heretofore, Five Dollars per daun
yanlc advance. Notes OF chartered, spccs-payng tJnx
P'y wall b. rsceive pay The Editions Will ghsan
r. the liely Of renting ,vn by nail the postage all lei,
|ers beng paid, by the
IL NO paper wal be discontinued (bui at the discretion
PIE Etvrs) until all srrearls.s aaye been paid up.
1r WnOes will GU, antee the pay of papers
hail have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OE ADVERTISING.
One squsre or LkSS-Enst IS cent.-eaeh
lonunuance, 50 eenls.
Advertisement inserted until il ha, either been paid
", or assumed by person this city
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Dismal S,oonp Land Conluanv.

Owe FOURTH SU4HE FOR SIZE
arcclu1n &c the General Meeting OF the Dismal :
hp Land Co. vail he oId thu CoGee House in the Ell,
Riohm u the Ist Of FEBRUARY, 1926 at II ocoeS on,
Quarter share of the Stock in aid Conpan from
the estate OF Samuel Gi deceased by III aid COMPANY
Terms cash. r LEWIS p-~,
The National 1nelgencer anil Norfolk Beacon will in,, IT
this until day OF sale and their accounts to hi office
Jan 5. I'D.
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lie subscriber heug tb, executor Jonno 81. a .
and anxious 10 make final his estate del. p
an persons having claims against SAID estate, make the
Known aud hoe indebted 10 make pay Letters to n.
directed 10 hHrrsonbug, Rockingham unity, Va. post paid
whe duly attended t. informed by Alexander Herring
the father OF the said John $. Herring, feing near NeW
Richmond ClermOi county aud state Ohio that there are
IN h'' possession number Of e paPrrs belonging several
Pcr01 found anoug the papts the said John s. Herring
dte which wi he taken II hy h until the proper pc
sons identity ing 'heneie cali 81 isnd their written older tor
them an that any enquiries OF hn. hy e@f post pad, viii
lie attended a. and answered. DaN'L SMITH -, Of
Jau. .. 14---9t John = ,f,-r,p~ der
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REMOYAL

FTyHE subscriber ha the well known stand lately
occupied Oyster House by Mr. T.. Cooksey, opposite
the Eses Hotel weie he will continue keep the best Of
OYSTERS with every decscy luxury Il the SEASON lie
returns public h most thanks for the kind and
liberal patronage be has heretofore received and hopes Il will
be continued TO him long be may d,serveh III, exet
ts TO please an to give satisfaction will he unrentipq and
aon sha be wanting upon hisVart rsnds hi. house
sd respectable, JNO, y. SEAWELL.
Ian. ~. 76-6
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ron THE ENQUIRER.
MR.. HAMILloN'S 0piNI0N "

49, 80 OAN OHiNION.
Another argument made use of by he Score
'sry OF Stale, is TIE rejection, by the convention.
Of proposition to empower Congress 70 make or
P~auons. either gene.ail or for some spec, Il
purpose What wos the precise nature or exc,
OF this proposition, or what the reasons for refusing
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IN Richmond H,stings couut January IS, 1926.
nRDERED that the Sergeant II Tbs city make sale " Jo
" slave, belonging 70 john Williamson q the State
Tennessee, committed 10 be Ja of city ihe i2h d.
Of January, 1925, tni confined ih until a. TINE the
Sergeant first advertising saidslaye Tor so dsysn he Rchon
Enquirer. copy TIL. G HOWARD. clc,k
IN compliance with The shove orders the above named la
will be sold before The front dor Of the age Thu
day the 10th dag Of February nsu, al - O'Clock
". y, WREN, Sergeant G. y.
jan II 79-tds
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FORTRESS MONROE,
Ja1tfaru 9. 1926.

o
FLyBE Undersigned will receive SEALED PROPOSALS
I'LL The Abb proximo ioi the supply Tweni, Thovs nI
Pefchcs STONE, for the Foress Monroe and
Cattle CsihOunon half Ut which be the very est build
iug quality aud the oei hai 10 be angular, but rough each
weighing not les than thouanu pounds. Tue build
Ing posses he following Propctie, fbc have
good beds aud IA the length aud breadth grtate than
bear such oporon To- the thickness as to admit Of
god bond, and 10 be OF such require
to li IT, The whole of tue be bard du
rabe qu,lty.
The deliveries 20 he made follows and in such proportion,
II building aad ough each port respectively as the Ene
ueeT experimenting shall direct
BefOe the expiration u tbe quarter e1inz 5Oh Of June
Of BuiIlng, $50 perches.
Rough 100 DO
Durns the mex, qua ter
or Building, 500 pcrchc,.
Rough, $50 DO
And during the last qfartef,
OF Building, 1000 pcrehes.
Tough, 700 do
The nspccii0n be made exclusively by the Er1ineer or
feer each post ~ such other person be nay appoint
70 perform the duty.
Security the OF onchird Of the contract will he
required and & the persons intended 70 be Offered
as uieue Tor he faithful execution u the contract mu.. he
forwarded with the proposals.
Jan. -. T5-iFeh e.. GRATIOTT. IT. Col Epg.
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Groceries, Domestic Goods, SC.

! oFOCcJfSSp 1/OHVSttC oUOuS, &C.
~ N ~ SACKS Salt, Lvegpvoil,d
Is W W 81 nhds. 81. CroiA aud huscoyado Sugars
| 40 obs. iehged do assorted
| ia) bags green eol,e
| 80 do Java do
30 boxes in.i,e.iAl and ,inlowder teas
Ii hhdi En; .isi Ia1u .uOiasses
Punchrob, AGligut
Sanaice J.
pipes iiae Old Cosaac Bsahjy
.s, , % {s4perie' SICILY WYE
20 biol, very old 5'hproof ryewLskey
81 +ln do do
50 assorted bir iron
" . do plough plates
BislcIcd aud Il efinau Steel
tieison naIIs and hiaIs
Z s tons shot assorted
Hall do bar lead
- Aess BellOua powder
% boNe, t.iV,s candles
10 casks cheese
TO Peuianbuco hide.
Cap, letter and wrapping paper
Cotton and WOOL caids
doinger, pepper and rnento
Nutiness, brimstUne aud sal pere
indigo, copptIas aud alum
MAIdei, Mus oatei raisIns
Soft ,heiied almonds, Spanish Cgas
Demijshns, StchewaTc
Otnsburgs ana teklenburgs
5000 lbs. cotton yaru assorted
80 bales so 81 inch brown sieelius From the Unn,
. DO line cot9on shirlings Mandatory Vi
do he'd tick.ng Nar,Iaud.
) cases paids and stripes
For sale BY WILLIAM ANDERSON.
s.pte0 iO-u
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FREHH GGOUN-

WE are not" Receiving ny almost every opportunity from
Nv RehmoDd,a ire.h supply fgoods bous auetiou
hest serns, by H. Is. Monaguc, residing there
purpose Of giving additional advantages to establishment
Ihis place. well a the Pvrknsonyiie. FROM the
peence palmer IA Richmond, will be found much ia.
gdyantig+ o toners aud ourselves. We nav. Just
icerIged lo from New YORK splendid selection Of fancy
goods, bought for cash by merchant much that
markets all of which O~r at the lowest prices for cash.
fof the Siief We will gave the hishe pce, deliver
d, LayreHee vle,i to Fox and Moutaeur, Richmond.
MON rAGUE MOTLEY co.
evil Dsr
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D UNAWAY from the s'i,c iber "a this place the 18th
h day q hoyrmbtr negro MAY The property OF Maj ID.
h.eli Robert Chambeiiayn he abnu feet ten inches
high, of rather agh COM lecton though nIuaO; about
IS years old am induced 10 h. eye that be wall endeayu
20 get Newfos other Of the Eofthefn cites lie
has wife al Hbioe tayen IN Petersburg, may possibly
BE- agkng that place. w give reward Of ten doIars If
caught IN the state, and the fifty dollars and de-
lrsy ell expenses ABNER MITCHELL
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EXECUTIVE DEFaRTMEN7i,I

kohnOnd 2iti May, c2j.
NOTICE Is hereby g'vtn that from forward all
~ petn offering themselves prnciJaiso securities to
ay bond conetto be approved by The Executives will he
required accompany the with adayis legal H.
stating the value Of the property which they would bO,ia AIDE
o ys.ess after the payment oi ali their debts.
By oder, W. ii. RICHARDSON, c. c:
a.
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a TEaCHER WaNTED.

YOUNG Man desT'us u taxing chsrx. Of small School
"A well recommended to teach the Greek
snd Lain languages obtain employ for the present
year, and liberal wages ia gentleusn siy, living IN the
Northern part Of The state Of ~ arona Persons aesirous
situation Of The kind will please leave their address and pro-
po,as the once Of the Enquirer Compiler
Jan. - 7s-0
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LIND For SHE.

IA ILL he sold tue premise. isth day Of February
h.A tan, II not The fair day,
OF Tie county court OF NeWk.Di credit of one an
TWO yeas the plantation VIII. Eld dgc Roper resided,
e ne OF bis d'aih containing about 500
SVoy 81 Newken Ia. eatli. W iAnls
da' Two miles below Providence tolse
sni place, ahoh. tract Of Ln CONTAINING about 500 cs
MS uet Is On The Chic kahonony of me
WI n n'ione tract The purchasers will required TO enter
mo Donis with approved security tgetler wnh Deed
I' IN The land to'eeure the purchase money. The
signed appointed by the carry
uef'e into effect w Sew the said parcels Laud to ANY
person wishing 10 view tie before day Of sale.
JONES X CuRiSAIIAN,
join n. CHRISTIAN, {
- ROBERT CHRIS rIAN, S5
Newlent, Jan. 3, 1896. "a -.
Vie ubsciib'ss u'der ia, iIn aud 30 -ar. ~ Ii
= hnnsaet sthtfa aau offer fer SCI,
vices to uie'r i.ends and the public geu,,aiy. They
ls'ei ~ receive cotton or Storage sale, and poms, he
81 iettst attention toauy business entrusted 10 a., our N
u "nSSue vail ateud strictly 10 the selection OF any good,
uSi may ne wanting by friends, either auction
:, P"ae pur, hase oEce Cary st, doors above
MpIsurr, Robinson Peasants CHS 1 E,pX
Dec p 69-f HE MONTAGUE
VIE eeebteed running Lorsr, and well established C
a stie 81 Wiin, will stand the ensuing season i GU,
stable At Prices old groaad, u,rs above Uiore
Courthouse. MAI GAME
Jan .. 'i-2awst X. GAINES
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sIT@ We are requested by the author o: Caius
Gracious, TO state that circumstances which he
could have no couroul have postponed the follow
ins Essay until the present time
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2sgltgloetS.
LvTE.NPERANCE.

no shew the dangers of inebriety,
the Catholic legends tell us OF one OF
,heir Hermits, to whom the Devil gave
his choice Of three crimes; two OF them
Of the most atrocious kind, and the. 9th
or to be drunk. The poor saint chose
the last. as the least of the three but,
when drunk, committed the other two.
The hanelul effects of this pernicious
vice upon the body, are described by
the ingeniau, DE- Darwin, in his ''Zoon
omla.'5 under an allegory, which would
not have dlsgraced the splendid imagi-
nation of Lord Bacon himself.
Prometheus," Gays the Doctor, {" was
nainted as stealing fire from Heaven,
thai might well represent the inl'mma'
bic spirit produced by fermentation,
which may be said 10 animate OF enliV-
en- the man of clay whence the con-
quests OF Bacchus, as well as the tempo
Iary uirth and noise of his devotees,
But the after punishment of those who
steal this accursed fire, is vu!ture
gnawing the liver, aud we'll aIlegorizes
The poor inebriate lingering for years
uader paintul diseases"
And, that the graces and energies OF
poetry may come in aid of the figure so
strongly depicted in prose, The same
great physioiogls;, in his " Botanic Gar
den.'' has composed picture which
should be painted and hung up in every
chamber dedicated TO BAcchanalian fes-
sivty.
DR.. Darwin personifes the Goddess
of VIZ dnGer the name of Wits, who
shns addresses her volaries:
.>D1ink deep, sweet YOUTH seductive Wits
cries,
The maudlin tear-drop g!istening in her eyes ;
Green leay es aud purple clusters crown heI
head,
snd the tall thyysus stays her tott'ring tread
(. ijrink deep,'' she carols, as she waves in all
The mating goblet, . and forget your care: .
O,er the dread least malignant ChymIa scowis,
And miogies poison in the nectar'd bowls.
Fell Gcut peeps grinning through the clumsy
scene,
And bloatcd Dropsy keeps behind unseen.
Wrapped in her robe, white Lepra hides hel
stains,
and silent Frenzy, writhins, bites her chains"
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BEES.

The importance of raising Bees is not
generally appreciated in any part of the
world, and perhaps as little in America
as any where. A Frenchman, who re-
tired during the dangerous part Of the
revolution, to the Department Of Ian
des, states many valuable facts connect
ed with this subject. That part OF
France is famous for the quantity of
honey and wax i, furnishes, the latter
alone being estimated at 6 TO 100000
francs annually. This is a source of
wealth, remarks the writer, which new
or fails; il is independent OF the sea-
sons; and the material is every year
furnished by nature. He might have
added also other reflections il requires
no rent, no wages, and scarcely any
capital worthy of the name. The la
Dor is performed by volunteers, who,
instead of impoverishing the land which
furnishes the commodities, do not in
jure !eaf-do not so much AS touch
the ground. They feed themselves, and
demand neither lease, oversight, nor
implements. They may gather their
harvest where they please; they may
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Aenfcal, arts, &r.

The Medical Recorder contains some
curious experiments, performed by
Doct. VIM. Beaumont, on the stomach
of young man by the name of Alexis
San Martin. He was wounded about
four years since at Mackinaw by the ac-
cidental discharge of gun loaded with
duck shot, which carried away the flesh
part oc two ribs on the left side, and
tore open the stomach SO as to admit the
free passage Of food when not restrain
ed by external pressure. The lad re-
gained bis usual health, but The wound
did not entirely heal without leaving a
fis,ulous opening into the stomach,
through which foreign substances could
be introduced at pleasure. With a
view TO ascertain the facility, with which
different articles of diet undergo the
process of digestion in the stomach, the
Doctor introduced through the opening
into the stomach, separate portions Of
bread, raw cabbage, raw salt fat pork,
corned boiled beef, alamode beef and
raw loin beef, secured by silk string,
by which thew could be taken out and
examined at different periods, and the
changes that took place noted. This
was done at the end of every hour for
five hours, and the articles each time
returned.
The result of the experiment was as
follows. The bread was nearly digest.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1926.

collect from the fields and forests; they
hare the free range of the garden, the
orchard, and The pastures of the rich
but yet, unquestioned and uninterrupt-
ed, they may bring the products of the
soil and their labor to the humble door
OF the poor. Their visits are no en-
croachmeni, their taking is no theft ;
they are economical to proverb; they
are the emblem of industry their labor
is gratuitous and always profitable yet
few avail themselves Of their services.
Why do not political economists employ
their speculaions on these little labor
ers, who require no oversight, leopard
ize no capitd, interfere with no other
employment, and render large and
certain profit. Vermont Journal.
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ed at the end of one hour-2d hour
bread and cabbage all gone-3d hour
pork and boiled beef dissolved-4th
hour alamode beef a interchangeable
hour aIamode and raw beef remained as
before uneigested.
Some calomel pills were put into the
stomach, which operated as cathsrtic.
Built. OF thermometer was introduc-
ed into the stomach and indicated tenn
erature of 100 degrees.
The experimental next drew from
the stomach by a syphon three ounces
of gastric liquor, after fasting II hours.
A piece of meat suspended in this liquor
al temperature of 100 degrees, was
dissolved in exactly the. same lime as
another piece, which was introduced in
TO the stomach. These experiments
were made last August at fort Niagara.
The lad at this time was waiter to the
----- -.,Ii anu ouuIc Uuuov. test known
.mseli, absconded INTO Canada, and
then pu! a stop 10 any further expert
ments.
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French circles, without either eating OF

French circles, without either eating OIL
drinking.
At one of these splendid entertain.
ments, accident placed me by the side Of
beautiful and accomplished young lady,
who fuently converses in three or four
different languages. The present king
once paid her the compliment of saying
to third person, that she was the hand
soonest lady IN large and fashionable
circle aud saw no reason, in this in
stance, for doubling the taste of his
majesty. With the utmost frankness,
she related to me the incidents Of her
own life and family, which would form
a fine subject for novel. She has
thrice traVersed the waste of the Allan
tic, and met with many adventures both
by sea and land. Her grandmother
was maid of honor 10 Louis XVI. and
her mother, after losing two brothers
|Uy the gunlouue a. the turbulent period
of the revolution, narrowly escaped
herself, by being Struggled on board of
a ship, and sailing TO America, where
she married into one Of the first families
of the southern States. Her husband
was soon after sent on diplomatic mis-
sion to South America, of which this
young lady is native the glow of her
cheek having been kindled by fervid
suns, and famed by the breezes Of the
tropics.
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FABLE.

Stole. swelling with the proud con-
x.;ous,ess of his own worth, took SOL
itarv walk; and, straying amongst the
groves of Academus, he sat down pc
sween an olive and pine tree. Has
st,ention was soon excited oy murmur
which he heard among the leaves
The whispers increased; aud, listening
a,,en,iyelv. he plainly heard tine pine
saw to the olive as follows " Foor Tree
I pity thee; thou now spreadesi my
yreen leaves and exultesi In ali Inc
bride Of youth and spring; but how
soon will thy beauty be tarnished Inc
fruit which thou exhaustest tnyseii 10
bear, shall hardly be shaken from my
boughs before thou shalt gro" dry ana
withered; Thy green VEINS, now so tuii
Of Juice, shall be frozen; naked ana
bare thou wilt stand exposed TO all the
storms of winter, whilst my hrmer lea;
shall resist the change OF The Seasons.
Unchangeabic is my motto and 'nrousn
the various vicissitudes OF Inc year,
shall continue equally green ana Vigor-
Gus as 1 am at present" Inc ohVe'
with a graceful wave Of her boughs, re-
piled :" 1t is true thou wilt always COZ
tinue as thou art at present Ahy
leaves will keep that suIlen aud gloomy
green in which they are now arrayed,
aud the stiff regularity OF thy branches
will not yieldto those storms wnicn
will bow down many of the feebler ten
s,b IN. h.,
ants Of the grave. Yet wish not 70 DC
like thee; / reipice when nature rejoIc-
es. and when | am desolate, nature
mourns with me. fully enjoy pleasure
mis- season, AID | am contented 10 be
subject TO the influences Of those sea-
sons and that ECONOMY Of nature by
which flourish. When tue spriug APP
proaches, feel the kindly warmth my
branches swell with young buds, aud
my leaves unfold; crowds OF singing
birds, which never visit thy noxlous
shade, sport on my boughs; my fruit is
offered 10 The gods, and rejoices men
and when the decay Of nature approach
es. shed nv leaves over the funeral
Of the falling year, and am cohten'eu
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not to stand a single exemption to the
mournful desolation | see every where
around me-" The pine was unable to
frame reply; and the philosopher
turned away his steps, rebuked and
BUNDLED.