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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

Virginia -. ,.-;,,
eort Of CHANGER, for the Lynehburg district, 'hesS''
day - October. las; F., .,~,i,;,v
Nelson Lsas furd and Reuben CrzN iofd. SUI
s,a.s. - - firm al coeke Crawford Il CO. Pts.
Against ,.z..1e mi; Tho.
Will m sselfan. David AMER Richard ;. th,. no,
mas \. EtibanR. Archibald kobeftson ma 'ss -
Iabn ll4 merchants, trading under The firm Of E'i's
* Aim. Pow Il Tan Fills. william ;. Lee. . -
The repressntatit II The ave OF Johh
man johnson. Sterling Claiborne. john ssht"hs ~"
" ilIinn 1huru sB merchants, trading uhHei h't nv"
Of sehoofleld and Z hurmun, Thomas Lam anu Ioh'
KobiUssn. 7, !. =.
he daft.ndaut Pow hatsn Ell not having eiieitd h's
appearance and given .ecurity se' ofdff 10 me aet %
assembly and the rule, OF this court anu u appt' g
b. saslsIaeiory eyidenc al he Is % an ihabia 81
riis country. II Is ordered, hat he std itiuah 90
APPEAR herr the day of te neat Term anu answer
the bill Il the plaintiffs, an tina eop' Of 's 'rue ..
E,rthwith inserted IA some ura pare printed IA the
town of Iyuehburg, for Nv, months ,ncersasei anu
pos ed The laalt door Of hr court hohst I'D me sara
Town. e0pi-1ese, - ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

A. 5,l. fsl.n ~ ths clerks Mice Of he Superior
Gem 81 ehsueerI for he Lynebufg District the Ath
daY If Dcfale !. ! -.
= lillian u. ifaffn, nv
against
rasafd . afris, ohm L. Harfis lain Harris, John
bses and Hum ". Utgts and Jahn Harrs, Iaer-
ehAnts and paftn,ra uBder The ~ aud firm Of Dgg's
,, la. Dtik.
h. def ndant EdNard Harris not having entered he
appearance and gten ucuf11 according l. the act"i
Assembly d h ues a. 'his court aud II appearing ~
tsaeiaa rYfdsnes q NJ he - uut nh btaut - ths
country J. l. Idrfcd, that the aud deiendan do
appear her. on tn day at The aud am
81 the LII 81 The plainfih aud thai eofy o tisor-
der b. forthwith inserted "a newspaper printed M
ti oan Of II ehbg, y fr two months sueee.sisely, .
postsda thu front doo' Of The eourhoase an the sald
town. Copy. lesis,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

Virginia:
Al rules holden IN the clerks Office of the superior
court OF ehaneery for the Lynchburg district te 2Sh
day of October, l'25.
Arch bald Robertson, acting executor Of James NJ.
Brown. dee. Pit
Against
James ". Smith, Robert Rivers and William Dill
lard, Dctts,
The defendant Rehcrt Rivers not having enter
ed his appearangeanG given security according the
act OF assembl, and the rules of this court and it mp
pearng by satisfactory evidence. thai he is nA.
bitau OF tins country, is ordered, thai the said dCcn.
dan do appear here the first day OF the ard
answer the ball of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
order l., forthwith inserted in Newspaper printed
IN the town Of lynchburg tor two months SuCCeSsNey
and posted the front door OF the house in the
said town. AeOpy--Ieste,
. JOHN WILLS, &C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

Al tut #1Ir .H e., ct r., &c OF u ,u,. rior
con.t luesr to' the Lynehburg llst.iet, the 2Sth
ia} at &c nber. IS;
Gn5tas u lfusU, Pit.
AFslrsf
I oma. Id dPe, " lliim Horsley. sheriff of the
county al Nezn. t. h,r committed the = tate {
lohn Barnett dec telling lH' orne and acNander
Il. RUst. Dt'fs.
liz dcfrndan Thomas Aid .rd,e =. "a ~ ,r'rrrd
rs appearanc 10 he supplemental bill a. he plalniP,
an gisen secouly aeon, dugtu tn Ac o. Assembly
md TIT rule, o this court. and II appearing by SAlS
factor. evidence, that he IS uot nhahtant OF lis
country: 1t Is ordered, hat lat ,ud defendant do
appear here the first dny III Hest term, and
the said bill of the plaintiff an that a copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted IL suIne newspapt'
printed IN the of Lynchburg for two months Nuc-
cessI,cy. and posted at the front door OF thu c0ur
ruuse IN the Said town.
CopY-IeStei
- JOIN WIILS,C. C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

Virginia
At rule holden in the clerks office of the superior
q chHneery tor the iynehburg district, the 2sth
day al Odober, It25,
Ina Medley, Pit,
Against
John inns. Edward Panncl, Flu tace Hunt and eo-
nard l4iharut, brtH
Tie a, PENDANT Edward Pannel no. haNmrrn1rrod his
appearance and given security according Ia NE act Of
osS,nhl, aud the rucS ~ tins conri, aud II appearing
Of tbs country 1t is ordered thai the SAID defendant
do appear here the first dn, oithe neNt term and
answer tht ball Of the plauth, and that copy Of
tins urdrr BE- forthwith inserted IN seme newspaper
printed IN the moi Lynchhnrg for twn months sue
csgy,iy aud posted the front door of tS court house
IN the sad town.
opy-TeSte,
InUN WIJIC q r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
turther supplies OF
STAPLE d. FANCY GOODS.

PURCHASED at the AUCTION SAILS IN
New York Tor CASH, which we are d"-
termined to sell at the very lowest market
prices.
Rose, and London Dulle, Bristol and point
Blankets
Red, white, and green Fiannels assorted
Heavy sWanskln do
DO. lwillpd flushings, for big coats
\ large assortment OF fine and coarse Cassl'
nets
Ciaret, Brown, Olive, Grey aad Green Cloths
fashionable shades Tor irock coats
Shepherd and ilirsts imperial blue Il black
Cloths
MIRA Louisa blue Pelisse cloths
Superhne aud common milled drab do.
Real Italian aud Florence black siks
Blacl, aud coloured gro de Naples and vel
velfrn do.
Heav, cham, black Leyenteen.
French aud English wiuter Galicoes, large
aud very choice supply entirely new III
fashion aud colour
Elegantly worked Swiss, India, and Jaconct
muslin Robes
Worked 5Wi.s aud ludia null Handkerchiets
\ ricl assortment OF Thread, gimp, aud bob
nell Lnces
Al PLAIN aud figured bohblnett
A splendd assortment OF Rich worked India
aud Swiss mull inuslins
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
s,Aae shall ) ..aie

N aarsnancs ai deeree 4 tie ShFtrl"'
! aurt # Ckemers oil ihe Ayihr Dh-
;fiei. pruneHnred on lbe iaeni, -ihFu "a,
I'll Aa,. aSs2, ~ The case of tie"rg" Mus
ser. u aham Cooper, Joei Lishi"rr ii'"-
r, Reigart ! tsrph and fedeflek Hn",e :
Casper shatuter, Henry Belf. John W ''f' ;
Jnhn aahle,, William Jenkins. samn
Waite, Nlilian Gcnu. Augustus n. h""o'
Henr, Sla, make, aud jacob Sheref,
piaintfif,. agtGNS Lewis Hamilton ana
urar. Hamilton, children aud heirs "l
William Hamilton, deed J ,lana Hsm'l-
ton. $ .eow aud administrator Of SAID w IL
lie Hamilton, deed aud Emaouei E'i-
CART. s.nr. aol Em,nna Reisfri, J"n'
a-s,gnees of the said nilIlsm Hamlton'
deed. deteadaHis, the undersigned Mar
rbsl of ihr Sppcrinr Court Of Cha"cery ni
,h. L,nchh * District. will On ll"'u y
chs FIRST day nf Feb uafy, LUG, ~ la'r' u
not the f-i fair LAY thereafter, Spndajs
excepted proceed 10 srIi. h'l.'re the lroni
door ii tue Court house # Franklin com
~, for ready money, lsahleei to tn" dn'e
of Jallana Hamilton, widow of william
Hamilton. deed. If she shall hereafter
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
O.f.NIEL G. TUCKER, .4ttorneg
vt LAIR.

WILL practice in the Courts of Pittsyl-
vanls, Franklin, and Halifax contties. = His
residence Is at Pttsyivania Courthouse.
jan To- w4w24
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

HAVE for hire two Female Honse SER
= sants-one an excellent Cook-Like
WISE small Girl. L. FLETCHER.
5spl 2,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
JOHN WILLS, c. C.

Nirginia:
Al rub, holden in the clerks o. ee of the superior
OF chang y for the Lynchburg district, the 2sth
Gay Oi October. 1s25
JOSIAH Serfuiilion, Plaiht'h,
against
John Sea, Burch Vcrmillion, Abner Anthony, Ben
inmgn Il a. aud 1o.n o. IeitWlch, Deiehdaht'
The defendant Burch Ncrmillion not having enter
ed his appearance and given seeurB according TO
the act oi assembly and the rules of tins court,
and II app,alng by sati,tacor, evidence that lac is not
nhabilan ui this country II lsordrtd, That The sad
defendant do appear here the fst DAY nf The next
term aud answer the bill of the plaintiff and thar II
copy oil this order be- forthwith ntrtfd III soe news
paper printed IN the of Lynehbnig, Tor two months
suceesse and posted the front d"or ol the court
house IN the SAID Town.
e0py-IVSte,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
CL.GAT1S.

NE viii open to.morn" morning al
w 10 O'CLOCK precisely, one case grutle.
nen's superior plaid Cloaks Also, 3 cases
ot ge0tlcmen's shoes AMI pumps Also 3 ca
ses of ladies very superior Morocco shoes
And Tor sale by
ANDREWS y BROTHERS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
Dan RiUer Land For Sac,

GMALL quantity though rich ~ quail
- iy. The tract OF land on which | now
reside, | offer Tor sale at low price, tor
prompt payment. II IS situated ianr m les
hove the town of Leaksvillr, in Rnc kr.t ham
county, \. Carolina, Immediately 90 the
North side of Dan River, and contains near
four hundred acres OF land, sixty Of Seventy
of which are first rate bottom. The upland IS
OF superior soil the wood pant oi which J.
well timbered, &c. ~. The lmprovenent,ar arr.
very good. The dwelling house i one OF the
most comfortable sort, we'll finished, Also
The necessary out houses, conveniently sltua
ted 10 as good spring as any IN The country
The river forms excellent sites for Gshrat =
\. seine fishery. Gentlemen wishing To pur
chase tract of this description are respectful
~ invited 10 call aud view he premises iorll
With JOHN NAY Sen
Rockingham n c. Jan l. Gt24
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

Yirrin
A, rule. holden in the clerks office Of The sape ior
Court II Cha for the Lsnehbafg District, III" 2sb
ia, Of oelehr 1873. -
David Hunt. Pit
against
ka,ban Thurman, aud John Parrot, Deft.
th' defendant John Parrot not having entered his aP-
pesfnee aud civ security according tie act OF As
stl1ll and The thles'i ,h eon, aud II appearing By
,ae factory eyIde that he is ithabliant Of
ilns eonifr' II - defCl that the sad defendant 90
appear here The f' day Of the nesi tern and an
he bill o. the plaintiff and TINT cop, OF s or.
der be forthwith inserted ~ suine neNspaie printed
lie Of Lynehburg. iortao months ely,
and posted The front door of the hause ~ tpe
sad ioWn. Copy. ieste.
,n ~ conrsrolng every al, nhu Avery o.
diaance, every resolution. fhfslng the fore
I of law, aud every proclamation. by tn
Congress and bJ the President, and ever.
treaty agreed to by them. from the frs
+ meeting of the fist Congress, before IN
: Declaration of Independence tin 1873 {
the year 1914 Since 1914, the complla
/ ton has been continued by the same al
thorlly, up TO the present tlme or, 4
i least. ny set comes down to 1894, inchi
: -i,t, the laws Of lt25 not having beea pub
- ,hed ~ this form, whfn my books cam
! away. So that here - a complete and IN
ID broken tegni history of the rise aud p,o
gre5s Of this great republic. II IS, to rs
, particularly valuable on account If tn
t1aties. Every treaty ever entered into
? every convention, every thing OF the sort
IS here, is here too, in both the language
? where Two languages were employed :;
and n - =. nd calnna"ts - al tho in
Virginia
A. Rnles arld in the Clerk, Office of the county
court of buckingham, the first Monday IN December
la25.
David $. Garland and Nicajah rendl' ton, plfS
Aga Mt
William |. Ere land Nelson Frtoand, Hail !. Free
land George Penn and 'amtlia lbs wife, late Pam lia
Freciand. Aeriwet'e e. Levi William u. dngheld nj
Eliza ms vile, late liz Lewis and Ma Am ltwis,
hrHs OF Mary Levi, dee. alb the az. u twtn' ole
years, aud Janr, lfnb II, Mace and Pamela Lewis M
aui child OF tht said Mary Lewis dec by Tie SAT-
Meriwether Lewis fh,ir guadmn ad II cni4 tabtNh,
Dmah Virginia, jeremiah. Eliza ana PLY ftttland
infant children and htirs Of james leland, iee
,ftS
The Defendants 'rabella, Dnai, Yirginia j. remah
Flea and f9 +. iceland infant children and hti OF
James tIt.land. dec not wing entered III II APP
prarante aud ivcn spca,N cordmg 10 the act OF as
,rnbls and thu rules ct ns ,ou,t, and II appearing
tn pientifs b. ther attorney, II ordered, tat the
81 d absent defendant, no appear herr II brturC
Ma eh term and Hn,vcr the plaintiffs N, and
hat capy al order he forthwith publ hcf N The
\nElrlan,a puhh nrWsparur prin'ei IN the lown ot
Ahcbhrg n II ht week, acces.ifel' aud fha' ann'
hrr coly he posted up atthe ont dooroi the COURT
| nus NJ SHld
| 20 - FiDR1nGG -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
Tobacco X.ana FOR Sale.

"a HE subscriber uiIers for safe neat TOO
! Acres oil LAND, about seven miles
from ihis place, aol one hundred oi which are
elsafed luis tract contains considerable
proportion Of PRIME TOBACCO
LAND, never tailiug creek, With hhc
laud, passes through II on which dam may
be made AT triaiug expense, lof any hind oi
machinery 1be land abounds IN good
springs. aud a vein Of lime stone IL believed
to pass through II
rus property viii be sold on aeeommoda
ting iefms--and ~ the we'll informed are OF
opinion that James River Tobacco will con-
Time ai a high price Tor many years, il IS reh-
sonable 10 believe this land will produce the
purchase money 10 lew crops For terms
apply 10 Mr. George Whitloeke, Who is fully
authorised to dispose Of the same.
WIN. MEWBuRN
Del 81. ts23
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
CA.OV EN = EN.

4 Consignment of 10 Bush IL fresh
~ Maintain CLOVER SEED, just rccci.
we'd and Tor sale by SAML. YOUNG.
Jan ~. tsl3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
Mr.. Tho. Adridge,
1su.

20 .Nr. Thos .1'dyidgs of'be Stafs Of alabama,
AlR hereb give ya0 notce, that on
~ the 9Th, 2sth and 2ptb days of March
lso6, al the Clerk s Office OF the county court
OF Nelson. shall pr1ceed 10 TAXI he dep"
siiiens OF Benjamin u. Harris, aud others, To
be read A. evidence on the trial OF n suit de
pending in the superior Court Of Chanrery
Tor the Lynchburg District, in the state OF
VIRGINIA, wherein I, ms the admr. of Jesse
Clark son. dec. am plaintiff and Won ave de
PENDANT. ROBERT HIVES,
jan. II w4w2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

N1fplllh
at rules holden ia the Clerks Office of the Superior
Court Of Ghmccry on the LymchbnrB D3triot, the 3olh
DAY of October, Is25.
John Mcdaniel and John Mcdaniel, Alexander n.
Jones and Mary Jones, admits Of Richard ZONES. dec
Plaintiffs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

Notice 10 the Stockholders Of the Lgnch6urg d
Saiem Tarupike Compag.
4 T meeting OF the President aud NJ
"A rectors of the Lynehborg and Snlrm
Turnpike Company, at Lynchburg, the 18th
Nov 1879
Ordtr,d, That the Stock of delinquent
Stockholders, will he sold, nj public auction,
betore the door OF the Franklin Hotel, IN the
town of Lyuchburg, on Friday the 25th of
next month, lpecembcr)
By order at the board.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, OK.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

Against
Ja>rph 6 Ger .,nt Fanny HI, wife, late Fanny yon,
ELISHA Lyon io. Ly, Dahcl Lyon. /, tai L. on. T.
llah LYON and lph Vi. Holland adnnistaur. {. 81
Way @ea,ter, dec. ate Mary Lyon. widow and rehct
ui Elisha l.,un, sen. d. G. Deus.
IN CHANG EkY.
The defendants Eh,hA lym,I. Lyon, d lyon, p. Lyon
and Ehiah l., on having ,u,ered tel an tWrance
and gwen security according 10 the act ut Hl,cuby
and he rul,s o.. this court and II appearing b sa-
uSiacio.y etdehce thai the n0i hablant, OF tuS
STATE, un the mOtun u the piaatIts. by counsel, Ii
is ordrrtd tllat the sand as deirndalis do
appear in he ard the Isl mia ~ "a. {,
ncxt and the bili the plan tits, and TIA
pN Of tins order be pubhsn,d eight We ks,ncccssN '
IN the Virgin an, IA newspaper edited IA t3r town o.
Iynehhurg and that anot ~ bcpusted at the front
door the court. house Of tins county.
AcOpy-leste
CA1.EH TATE Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

De- % E.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-28
Portsmouth, ~. H. J 1pril Is.

Remarkable Increase.-Threc sheep, owned by
Mr.. James philbrck, Of Rye. have brought him
eighteen lambs, within one year. that is, each of
the sheep brought three lambs last year. in April
and this year in March, one Of the sheep brought
three lambs another two--and the other, FOUR
making eighteen within the course Of twelve months.
The same sheep yielded him twenty four lbs. Of
wool (unwashed) at one shesring, !, eight lbs each
an az average. INN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-28
INLAND NAVIGATION.-Fr

INLAND NAVIGATION.-From the 18th,
to The 2lst, both days inclusive, tWo hundred and
forty one tons OF Schuylkill Coal lett Mount Carbon,
for Philadelphia. and eighteen tons and half Of
lumber, in ten boats, end ,wenty-four boats were
cleared from Reading.
From the 18th OF March, 1895, to the 18th oil
December 1925, fifteen thousand fire hundred and
seventy three tons of produce descended the Schuyl
kill river, and tCo thousand sir hundred and thirty
sic tons Of store goods, fish and plaster, assembled
that river.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-28
Baltimore, Gpril IS.


SUSQUEHANNAT RADE.-Our Revietc of
the Baltimore .Marhet yesterday, recorded the re.
ceipt. during the last week, of about $1,000 bbls
Flour-74Ss we're from the Susquehanna. or
Whiskey, 1899 bbls. and lie hhds. were received
at the same time of which SO hhds. and 1871 bbls
we're from the Susquehanna, to which may be added
vast quantities OF wheat, corn rye oats, pork, bacon,
butter lard lumber, pot ashes. iron, COAL and all
the other products Of the soil bordering upon the
Susquehanna and its tributary streams. In the Pat
riot of this day, record in addition to the above
Al arrivals from Port Deposit all deeply laden
with produce from the Susquehanna. This impor
TAM branch Of our trade is daily increasing to an
enormous extent, and shows the importance of ar
immediate. good and easy return navigation, thai
there may be mutual and beneficial exchange o.
commodities between the seabord and the country
! trade,
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-11-21

the same timesay, THAT, 80 FAR, Mr.. Adams
has administered the Government in a
spirit of moderation, equity, and impartial
ity, which meets my approbation-and
that win not consent to inflict incurable
evils upon the country by paralyzing his
wisest measures, because he was not the
President of my choice.Such principle
is fraught with the direst evils, and if acted
upon and sanctioned by public opinion,
will poison the fountains of public liberty
and the verbal contest Of party, inthe Sem
ate, win end in the subYersion ofpublic lib
erty, amidst the din of arms, upon the field
of battle" sa.gp ,.,s..s s. ,tgr
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-11-21
ny 8. 6. SMITH.
tEBITOR AND PROPRIETOR.



TO subscribers IN fkis Village, and Subscribers
ey mail or By post carriers, TIYO DOLLARS
Per rear. payable IN advance. To cOmpamies
tess than Ten, BE- mail, ar taken from the Office,
here there Is GjOiat responsibility or sOhere one
individual Is responsible, $50 per year, In Gd-
UnHee. IOIikec companies Of more than ten, a.
o per yeGr.-in advance. s-.ss
NoP9peTsaCil Be discontinued until all arTeor-
eyes are paid, except at the discretion Of the pub
Usher. y e-
.kas s ADVERTISING @
FOrhGlf a square, three insertions, or less,
- eents;-nsore than hall ia square, andless than
q sqss1rs, 81 l-2ceHts ;:Jo one square, 81 Jos
and in che same proportion for more than a
square orcOntiaGing advertisements more than
three scees, 90 per cent per sceck sOiN5e charged
PROBAI.E NOTICES.
4dMinistrGtors' and ErecNtors' 81, 90.
COMMISSIONER = ss.as 81, Q5
Advertisement from O distance, and all orders
for papers, &c. mast Be accompanied By cash, or
referred to some person in this vllage, and post
age Dsast Be paid on all COMMUNICATIONS By mail.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-11-21
FOR THE COUNTY posr,

FOX THE COUNTY POST.
How sweet to ramble in the glades,
Made by some forests tangled shades;
And hear above the dark leaves roar
Like waves upon rocky shore;
Aud see the varying fitful gleam
Ofsunshine. thro' the branches stream;
And feel the cold aud fragrant breeze
Tanning the air. In hours like these,
A calmness rises DER the heart, "a
More blest than cities can impart, Ps
When crowding round, the eye can see
An the bright forms Of gaiety.
See htIw majectic round us rise,
The tall trunks reaching to the skies i
Like columns in heather fame,
Or masts upon the billowy @main;
While fluttering in the ambient gale,
Their thousand leaves uncertain sail, 81
As numerous as The joys that hope
Points out to youth, adown the slope
Offuture years, like them TO last,
Till disappointment's autumn blast
Shah sweep them thro' the stormy sky,
And hid them all in ruin lie.
Beneath their shades tits there we sec
Our thoughts, our best society;
Then should the world have hid its light,
And friendship smoonheam Fed our sight,
There's friendship in these silent glades,
There's peace 10 these EMPOWERING shades
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-11-21
From the Museam Of Forsign Lit. 6, Science
TINES CHANGES.

J. SAW her Once--sO freshly fair as
That, like a blossom just unfolding,
She open'd to Lies cloudless air,
And Nature joy'd to see its moulding:
Her smile, it haunts my memory vet
Her cheeks fine hue divinely glowing
Her rosebud mouth--her eyes Of iet--
I. Around on all their light best0wing:
Oh! who could look on such form,
So nobly. free, SO softly tender,
And darkly dream that earthly storm TdOur! !
Should dim such sweet, delicious splen-
For in her mein, and in her face,
And in her young steps fairy ligntness,
Nought could the raptur'd gazer trace mess.
But Bcauty's glow, and Pleasures bright
saw her twice---an alter'd CHARM
But still Of magic richest, rarest,
Than girlho0d's talisman less warm,
Though yet Of earthly sights the fairest /:
Upon her breast she held child,
The very image ofits mother; as
Which ever tn her smiling smild
They scem'd to i've but in each ether -
But matron cares, or lurking wo,
a& Her thOughtless, sinlessloo had banisll'd
And from her check the roseate glow
OF girlhood's balmy morn had VANISHED !;
Within her eyes, upon her brow.
Lay something softer, fonder, deeper,
As if m dreams some vision'd wO @fs
Had broke the Elysium of the sleeper.
I saw her thrice-Fate's dark decree Il
ln.wid0w'd garments had array'd her,
Yet beautiful she scem'd to be,
As even my reveries pourtray'd her;
The glow, the glance had pass'd away,
The sunshine, and the sparkling glitter;
Still. though Isnoted pale decay,
The retrospect was scarcely bitter;
For. in their place caImness dwelt,
Serene, subduing,s soothing, holy;
In feeling which, the bosom FELT
That every louder mirtEl is foIly--
A pensiveness--which IS not grief.
A. stillness-as Of sunset streaming
Afairy glow on flower aud leaf,
Til earth looks hkea landscape dreaming.
"A last time--and unmoyed she lay,
Beyond life,s dim, uncertain river,
A glorious mould Of fading clay,
From whence the spark had aed forever
4 gazed-my breast was like to burst
And. az thought Of years departed,
The years wherein / saw her first.
8 When she q giri,was iightsome heartfelt
And, when unused ON later DAYS, 4
; As moved she in her matron duty,
Al happy mother. in the blaze
OF ripcn'd hope. and sunny beauty
felt the chilli turn'd aside
Bleak Desolation's cloud came DER me,
And Being ssem'd troubled tide, lme
whose wrecks in darkness swami bssOs'
.FsnE FROM AsHRs.-The following ex
planation Of the cause Of SO many accident
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.FnE FROM. AsHRs.-The following ex-
planation Of the cause Of so many accidents