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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

NVlkGISIA "A a Superior Court Of Chan
Y Gerry, holden IN the town Vi Lynchburg,
the 2sth of October, 1876.
John Finders aud Henry Clark, Pitts.
against
Sterling Claiborne and Thomas Aldridge, Geo.
Myers, John Myers and James 5. Pendletnn,
merchants and partners trading under the finn
and style of AlarIdge, Myers g. Pendleton, and
Walter shelton, Defts.
This cause came on this day TO be heard on
the papers formerly read aud tine report OF com
missioner Benagh, made in pursuance of the or
der Of the seventeenth day OF May last, and was
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof,
the court doth recommit thu said report to the
said commissioner, for him to reconsider and re.
port thefcupon, MS heretofore directed.
Atopy-Ieste. JOHN WILLS, elk.
Commissioners Office, Lgaedburg,
23d Decembtr, 1890.
The parties IN this cause will take notice. that
| haVr appointed Saturday the twenty fourth day
ofAarch next to carry the foregoing order ofcourt
INTO effect. On which day they are req uired to
attend at my office in this town. with their ac-
counts, vouchers, and copies Of court papers.
prepared for examination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, c.
Feb. %. cfw29
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerk Office ofthe
Superior Court Of Chpncrry for the Iynchburp District,
the 18th day OF November, ls2b. Archibald Robertson,
against " illi1a DOPING IN his own right, Bennei A.
Crawford, Charles Crawford, Leonard Ilrnly, Abram
Carter, Nelson Crawford, George A. Jopiiug, Richard
: Elh,, John Ellis, Ellis & EubaDb, William Armis-
iradi Samuel Garland, the aforesaid lillian Jopling
and John W are, sen, eX'ra Of W illiain Warc, dec. John
Nuc, Jun. Ormamd Ware, NIIlnm Joplmg and Sarah
his wlte, Piosser Powell, " llham Carter and Panlina
ms vic, Anderson SandriuEe, jean Nj Daniel and Alex
nnder \ Ionc'1 edm'rs de bonjs non OF Madison Ware,
dec. aud Patty Ware, widow Of W lIham Ware, decea-
Sod. rs.
1he defendant Charles Crawford mol having entered
hs appearance and given security according ufhc act OF
Assembly and the rules of this eourt, and II Appearing by
satisfactory evidence that h. Is not an inhnbitant of this
country tits ordered, hat thesald defendant do appear
here GA the first day ofthe NEXT term aud answer the bill
Of The pl.lntli aud that a copy Of tins order be- forth.
with Iae.ttnd IL some newspaper printed in the town Of
lyngg5u Z, Tor two mouths successfully, aud posted Al
TIN front dout Of the courthouse in the said Town.
y ACaly-rCste, JOHN WILLS, c.
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flUR-uANf TO the provisions Of u deed Of
trust executed Ia Us by Samuel Anthony
aud Jordan Anthony for the security of certain
debts therein mentioned. which deed Is dated
29d Mnrch. lsl9, aud has been recorded in The
offices Of the Hastings Court for the town Of
Iynchburg, aud IN thf county Court OF Camp
he'll, VI will on the 10Th day OF February neat,
IL fair, if nottbe ncNl fan day, expose To sale, at
public auction on the premises, up terms 10 be
then made known, the following real property !:
two hall acre Lots near The Rcpublra an Spring,
Two halt acre Lots On Diamond I'LL, -four half
acre Lots on Franklin Hill, one small tract Of
Land, containing % acres, situate on the Stage
Road and bounded by James River, the lauds
ot II 5. LanPhorn, and Mrs. Lynch, and one
other small tract with a small wood house there
on, containing 10 arres, situate ON Winston's
Bdl, and in view OF tho town of ~Lynchbnrg.-
The ttlc 10 tins property is believed To be good,
but We viii convey such only as is vested IN us.
- IIADDILnM
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofihe
H"tcIioI, our oiChaneery for the Lvnehburg District,
,ne IN No'elaher, is'4- Sun8n Miller, PIT. agGiast
boet' Harris and Martha his WIFI, late Martha r.
", L1Iahfth Rivers, onl, child, now heir at law of
"iIlhhl RIVERS sad IN infant by commissioner Be
sharp \ Robertson. Willian NJ. Ri,es, admir- of John
Rtes' decd, aud Niiiam Cook, Deh,.
! at uei.naHi.ts Doct. Harris mud Martin his
we, ltle Martha Rivers and John Huntuot having enter
ed their appearance and given security according 10 the
sc' Oh assembly and the rules of this court, & it appearing
pY satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
.ni> eo'n'fy-it Is ordered, that the sud defendants doap-
pear hrfe on the first dny ofthc next term and answer ,hr
oh q 'he painful and that a copy of This order be fortl-
mn Inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town OF
Lyus'nlfg' Tor TWO months successfully, and posted at
inc trout door OF the courthouse In the said tnwf.
a~copy-Testp, JOHN WILLS, G.
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden III the clerks Office Of the
superior court ofChancery for the L]ynchOurg eHlneb
the Isl day OF January, 1927. MicaJah !. 'Ltnc JOIN
Lynch jr. May Lynch and Jesse Hare, Pits. oeaHs;
Edward Iyu,h, Micajah Davis, Chrlstup her An1loas'
john A%leSandefi William DAVIS, Jr. Abraham hif.
gers, John Ioucs, William J. Morris, Charles II. Lynch,
eNtr OF Au,om Lynch, decd, Mallun CadW alIader NJ
gnstiHe LeilNich, David Kyle, " illiam Kyle, AIrN9n-
der Hepburne, Michael Nicar, Samuel fardy, healaa
Davis. admir- with the will annexed OF MicaIoh }ntt,
deed, DAVID Saunders, sen. John NJ. Warwick, VILLAIN
Owens, Dauirl Brown, Ammon Hancock, Samuel
H~rausford. -rrgeant Of Lyuchburg and admir- 81 no.
MA Humphreys, decd, Charles | Dihrpn, Jolili Hehi
Mttlda i ubcffs INC Richard Il. Hadcn, pctts.
The defendants n41ll Kyle and v illIam KYLE mol -
wing entered their appearance and et}pn s'cef'' aceof,
ding to The act ora emily and the rgies oi'ss -#.' n
1t appearing by saiisi. Glory evidence that the are at.n'
hatiiants OF his coontry-It Is ordered, that the s. o.
Pendants do appear here on the trst day Of the neA ~
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and tlal atni- "
this order b.. iorthW ith insertet IN SOME newspaper pun
ted in the town Of L%ynchhurg, for tWo months sucet We
", and Iosted at the front door ofihe courthouse III Tue
os ' holm NHIS,C.
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JOHN NH1SC

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN the clerk, ei " pitas
superior court ofChunecry for the L~yae'hntg stu9'
tn 6Ui das ofNoYember, 1s36. John {. llioi ann.
iaut by John ;. Carter his text friend, PIT qecasi 4
brHm Carter, Wdliam lopling and Joseph T. : aIlf#'
cSr, Of John Craalord, decd and John t. buffo>='
HGit4.
Tho defendant john c. Burro.e not havinr entered ts
appearance aud gwen >erurty according 10 the ati ~ A.
serlly and The rules ofthis court, and Il Appearing -
-atIsf Glory evidence that he i lot All luhaalitll OF ~,
country; Is ordered, that the said defendant d" jim
here on 70 FIST day ofthe next tern and answer tr I'm ~,
nitho plIntitt and that a copy Of this order hf lihi"iI.
Inserted M sane new spaper printed Ia thft"Hupi - 49,,
iurg, far two months succrs,Iycly, aud posted al W'
door ofihc courthouse IN the said town. 49, \
20 4 copy-restc, JOHN VILE !
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NlRGlNlA'-At Rule holden in the clrrk's Office Of Tho
superior court at Chancery for the lNuchhure district,
the auldaY Of November, ls2G. Martin Park, HlIli-
am Parhs, Samuel Rurk, and Peggy ms wife ard Ana
brosc Ra"her and Elizabeth hi wife and the said Mar
TN farts, admir- de hou,. non ofjoin Parks, the Yeuup-
eF, deed, ut. against Moses Ensker William l..
Burks, rN'r of Samuel Burks, dccia, and BENJAMIN
Parks, Drls.
Inc defendant Benjamin Parks NOT having entered his
appearance 10 me amended bill Of the plaintiff, and given
security according To the act orAssemi1v and II, rnIn. If
I'M court ann II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he Is not an %n.abltait Of this eountry-if Is ordered. TINT
te s'ad defendant doappear har'o on the first day of the
ne\i term aud answer the sald bill Of tn plaintiIs; aud
that Il h'py nj Tits order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed IN thu town Of LtnrfIure, tor tNo
months successfully, and posted al the front door ofthe
courthouse in the said town.
II 4 eopy-rr,tc, JOUN Wills e
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Waiver Seed.


Red striped CHINA ash hook
ter Double black do
White do Double mkt Ito
Red do Double yellow do
Lilac do yellow hawk weed
Blush do Double purple jacobca
Purple do Bladder katmia
Bonnet 10 Venus l~ookIngglass
Rose do blackberry lilly
Purple globe amalan- yellow lapincs
thus W hite do
Trlcolour do Blue do
tloo Adonis lose do
Sweet asylum Dutch blue do
AIkckendi or kite Perennial do
flower Jacobs ladder
Love lies blnediag Double lark spur
MUSK bottles Double rose do
scotch brown Branching do
Canterherry bells Scarlet lltchnis
Vim bush ILavctera
Rose campion Lavender
Golden coriopsis Ihlignonetie
Red purple aud whiteI OpriPht do
Coiumbines mixed Ranunculus Marygold
Crimson coxcombs / reuch do
White chrygantlcnium Large Double do
IrIColOuf do iPot do
Scarlet colntea sweet Mariorium
Double balsomincs Myrilt seed
Blue cantanche lee Plant
Purple Caudy inft Sensitive Plant
Minor oonyolsoins Imperial pink
squirting cucumber Na'dons do
Coriander tarnntion Pink
Dahlias (beautiful) Pheasant eye do
Mkt Dahlias IChma do
Hearts Ease Evening Primrose
star in the East Marvel of Peru
Purple Perennial flax Double white poppy
Catch fly Csrnation do
Althea trutez White egg plant
Bloody wall flower Polyantbus
White wall leav'd stock Rockets
gill Scarlet Snapdragon
Scarlet bronlpton do starry Scabius
Purple do Purple do
Queens do lSenna
Ten week do ISatfron
Virgins do Double tall sun-lower
Mkt biennial do Sweet sultan
Fox glove iaugirr Scoryouera
MUSK geranium strawberry Spinage
Mkt do yellow Indian Shot
Balm gilead Crimson Trcfoil
French Honeysuckle Garden Valcrian
Honeywort Sweet William
Honesty Thyme
Double china Holly MiNican Zeminicia
The subscriber offers the above list of Gar
den and Flower Seeds, together with every q
thcr now IN use TO his customers, with an as
snrance ofiheir being eenuine-Also an assort-
ment OF fancy flower pots at a small advance
above the New York price.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Opposite Post Office. Lynchbug.
Feb. !.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02
iresM NarNen Seed.

Early Washington Peas Tarnip Seed Of every
very superior description
do Frame do White solid celery
do Charlton do Red do do
Lac H%dnoslat do Larry horn CARROT
Dwarf do do Long orange do
do Prolific do lEarly blood do
Early Williams do Cluster cucumber
Tall Marroeiat do Turkey do
Blue Dwarf Imperial do Early frame do
sugar OF Salad do Long green do
Yellow i weeks Beans Late do
China Dwarf do Sea kaile
Early C.mteibcrry do Scotch do
White Kidney D@arfdol Large green head let.
White Lima do very u1ee
superior ennis ball do
Long Pod do Ice do
Early Maryagon do DRUM head do
Green Nonpareil do Early Silesia do
Early York Cabbage, White onion seed
very superior Red do
Burgan do Curled Parsley
Drunbcad do Iomatoc seed
Rcd Ouch do short top scarlet red
Monglc Wur2cl do dish
Late B%affersea do Black Spanish do
Green Globe savoy doithcrfy tnruip do
Russian do Salmon do
Late Imperial do White Naples 10
Early Emperor do { ~ led peppergrass
Early Blood lump Garden etess
Beet Onion cloves
Blood Red do IOkrc
Manslc Wurzcl do Satisfy or vegitableoys-
Iariy Horn do ter
Mammoth Pumpkin Early summer squash
Common do do rush do
White Mustard Seed Valparaiso do
Brown do do Lmly parsnips
Black do do INa.tertlum "a fine pic
lf,A
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II 7 n
MlCAJAH DAVIS, jr.
- u Wi1a
POSTPONEMENT.

The above sale is postponed until Saturday.
the l7lh March If fair, if not thu following Mon
day, or the next fair day hereafter. s. II.
Feb. %. tds29 NJ ID
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iNRESH GARDEN Seed have this day
IL received direct from New-York, a further
supply Of Fresh Garden Seed.
Feb. 20. w. II. MIDDLETON,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

1nRtFTS on Boston, Providence, Ncw-York
- Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va, for sale IN sums TO suit pnr-
chaserS, NJ a small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office Of S. Y NJ. ALLEN x co.
Lynchburg, where all kinds Of mcurrent money
is taken at the lowestr rates OF discount
.Iuly 10. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

1fNR. DYOTT'5 Approved Ambitious Pills,
- which prevent aud cure all Bilious Com
plants, Malignant Ieyers, &c. There Pills if
administered ia time 10 remove the Bile from the
Stomach, will counterfeit the causes which com
monty produce Yellow OF Bilious Fever, Ague or
Fall Fevers, Bilious Cholic. Pleurisy, D,sente-
~, Worms, Sick and Foul Stomach. Head Ache,
Loss of Appetite, flatulence, Epileptic Fits, Hy
pochondrid, aud Hysterical Complaints, Sour
Stomach, Heart Bum, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion,
IL. lhey remove lIabitnal Costiseness, Colds
aud Coughs, Asthma, Straneuary, Gravel, Rheu-
matisln, Gont, Scuryy. Scorbuiic B]Ioicho,, lmpu-
rites M the Blood, Female Complaints, sc.
\ further supply Of the above Pills, this day
received at the subscriber Drug and Medicine
store, price 70 ccuts u box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
. Dec. Z. OpposIl pol-nlice.
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II CABEII, Ahorntp q! rau,
x will, ~ future. regularly attcnd The courts Of
Nelson COUNTY. Ills office . on hlain-stfeei, a
ieR doors sboee the Franklin Hotel
August q.
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VIRGINIA A. RpIe. holden in the clerl oibte oM.
superior conrt OF Che4cory Tor the L%yrthhn'E d'' ~ d
the 9Th dat If November, ls2G. John Lynn uara
Horny Ward, decd, Pit. against Robert a
nrft, -a,.et 10
Tho defendant not having entered his aPp'ar'r ar.
the amended bin o.. the pllia,tf un1 pi'rl srf".us ,.,.rt,
ding 10 the act II assembly and the rule u 's not
aud il appearing BY satisfactory evidence ltlt IN. I'D
an iniahitant ofihis couniry-It i ordered tt -, 49,
dcfandan, do appear here on the hIsi day = +, arV
term and answer the bll. of the plHlnih ~ '@ .u4u.r
of This order he forthwith inserted IA 81 ,t
printed IN the town ofLyprhhure, Tor nv, 1l'u ,,bofef
rc,siycly, and posted at The front door OF lhe ''
N the 5si' town A'0p'-i CSC !6HN Wills!
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IEl DUCATION.-Thc subscriber has removed
III his School 10 the noighoorhood of the T.
~piscopal Church. His next session will com.
mence ON Monday, Goth February, and end the
last ofJuly.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For Spelling, Reading g. Writing Sl0pr session.
With Arithmetic 4 English Gram
mar, II DO.
For the higher branches, viz &C.
ography, with the drawing of
Maps, and the use of Globes,
History, Rhetoric, the Elements
of Philosophy, Astronomy aud
Chemistry, Geometry and Sur
veying, Navigation, &c. &c. 10 do.
J.. COLE.
Feb. l3. t6M54
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81 ALE OF LAND--fhe trace If land which
~ was lac the residence Of Eraahe h Doug
la, dec. will be- exposed to public etlc, on the
premises, on Saturday the Eth OF Fchrun,
next. II is Wtll known a, having once been the
spfapertv and residence al Achilles DOUGLAS. dec.
bntttat q more particular Description NAV be
gwen DIN, the suo,cnbers Wit observe that il Is
snnaied On Wards Road. al the dls{ance Of a.
ho't our mlles from Ltncihutg. and viii con.
SeqnenuF afford many rourfuirnccs 10 a Psi
dent which are not possessed by other farms.
more remote from the SEAT ri business or from
so public road as Err rnc above mentioned II
IS eel "s4cred, contains. eood dwelling hnnsr.
aud Al e} ont houses, iff,rds an excellent or
chatd, PRESENTS a quantity Of tim lllrrst timber
IN 'he nelshhorl1ond and is supposed 10 contain
2Sb Acres hutWiIl be subifct 10 a surety previ-
onsly tofae day oisale, aud vii u, sold accord.
insly. ilcgo' tlcmeo st I ynefhurs. who may
"hf . country scar iot Their families. near the
theatre OF then occupations 81 those nj a H9Is.
tance VITO may wish 10 be ncar thc market Of
labour and Of produce. az invited To visit tie
premises, and satisfy themselves. The ttieshal
BE- good.-Ierm, will be liberal. and mad,
known en- the dav afNait
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u Attne same time ar. place. viii be sold a
good Road Wagon aud two horses.
ACHILLES N. DOUGLAS.
Jan. .. "a,
hy the occurrence of some unavoidable cir
Seln'ances The sboye mentioned sale will NOT
'akSF'eee Ill Saturday, the 9Th Of Alsrcl neat
Feb. ii. - no
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GTAN Apprentice viii ho taken al
THIS ORicc,
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THE HISTORIAN.
James I and .N,ny Queen of Scots.

'""''' """ .'hb y 'G"tt' W 'otpt",
A new work entitled The History of Scot
land from the Roman invasion till the suppress
sion of the Rebellion in l7l5," by the Rev.
Alexander Stuart, is just published in E,linburg
The English reviewers speak OF it in high
terms. The following is Mr. Stuart's characters
Of James the First an the unfortunate Mary.
Historian, and poets delight to ~rl! Oh
bis reign the most splendd in the ANIMAL, OF
Scotland His early and long proiracled cap
tvty, his extraordinary accomplishments. his
love celebrated in his own beautiful verses.
his conj"gal happiness, and the self devotion
Of bl, lovely queen at his death. give 10 the his
tory of this anabl" but Inflated king an air ii
tender romance, In every personal and men
tai requirement he cxccllcd all his contempora
ries. Though rather below the middle stature.
he possessed wonderful strength and activity Of
body; and in all the graceful and manly exer
cises be was nearly unrivalled. In music lie
displayed the taste and skill Of a master; and
many of most enchanting national airs are
said to be Of his composition. He was the "a
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Rx, VIRGINIA, JANUARY Is, 1927.
no.

the grove leading to the castle of Erasmus =
this | told you was performed and the amiahle
Eliza caused superb shrine to be erected to
his memory received my reward and fled
disguised in pilgrim's habit | followed Der
trand to Jerusalem {; but my search was in VAN
for soon heard Bertrand was no more. Flush
ed with success, he joined the Crosses led i'y
the gallant Richard, and met the shafts of dealt.
before the walls of Cyprus Hope. horror, and
despair alternately relgncd in the bosom of Eli
"a during the narrative. at the conclusion Of
which she fell lifless at the feet Of the victor
The champion lifting up his helmet, caught her
in his arms Behold, (cned the stranger,) one
whose soul is linked to thine-rcvive, thou pa
ragon of excellency-ris Bertrand calls thee
back to life and met At the well known
name, Eliza awakened from her trance and af-
ter gazing some time with speeches admira
ton, at length articulated = 1t is, ii is my long
lost Bcrtrand!' Clifford lived but a few mo
mcnts after the discovery-he received the par
don of the injured pair. and closed his eyes in
peace Bertrand turned to the astonshed
led. and embraced him as friend, every fye
sparkled with Joy, and every heart participated
in the happiness Of Bertrand and Eliza
1t is recorded in the annals of the Castle.
that virtue shall meet her reward, and vice be
humhed at her feet
After paving the funeral rites to The remains
Of the unfortunate Clifford. the nuptials were
cnnsummated in the utmost style Of nagni
cence at Alvin palace. Eliza hv degrees rcco
yrrcd her native blonn-love glietcned in her
eye, and the roses re, ellcd I'M her check Der
trand gain displayed his trophies in the hall OF
the Castle and again assumed the hero
The pipe once more 4laddenrd the valh,s
and tue hi'l> were rendered vocal by the &c
spon>ise notes of the reed Peace spread her
Airy Wings atl""rt the vcr'!an; plain and the
vaullcd roofs rryrrhcratcd ttc sound Of ti,'
harp in the happy Castle of Erasmus
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THE REPOSITORY.
THE CASTLE OF ERASMUS,
OR BEHTRA>D AND ELIZA.

VIZ -
The pipe was mute in the vallies, and the
Alls were longer responsive to the vocal
reed Three wears had elapsed since the young
and generous Bertrand was assassinatcd by Ca
led near the castle of Erasmus hi, lance hung
inverted on his tomb, and his honors were min
gled with the dust of his fathers
Oh, when Shall my sut1rrngs have an end
an' the grief worn frame return to its kindred
clay Never shall thy lovely image be erased
from nay memory: thy virtues are enGraven on
my heart. It was the voice of the amiable Eli
N. Herring her evening ori,on, at the shrine OF
her l}tIti2nt
Silence held her silent dominion throughout
n" !'.rt:.r palms, Where the distant watch
lo- marked tiie rural hamlet Cynthia had
gained the summit of the azure throne, and
smiled ia lucid majesty DER the blue eApanse
All t'ile aided the so'rmntv row of aged
on>s led 70 cluster Of spreading frs. which
discovered marble >cpnlchrt adorned Will, mi
iiary trophies The beautiful Eliza, ;nlaLlr in
SORROWS and patient i'll atIlction. graced the
awful scene. She WAS knrellng in a posture
d alteration and prayer, her sable garments
hing Loose III melancholy folds and mingled
wish her auburn trrssrs: the round tedl of af
irlon stnud IN her lan2nid eye. and the cy-
press groves reiterated the signs Of broken
heart.
In the midst Of her prisons, Clifford. DIV
whose command the assassination Of Bertrand
was prrp"trated,) appeared before the sorrow
ai Eliza. k re instantly kindlrd in her check,
and approaches burst from her lips Darest
thou pcrfhions and profane, approach this hal
LEVIED place? Ne G.d>, where are yonr ayens-
n- bolts Why sleeps the thunder when this
wretch draws near Dost thou not fear the an
ger Of almighty power? Or i, thy heart more
hard than adamant leagucd with the demons Of
revenge T. ward the stroke Of justice ?
Glide not. too lovely fair one, (rrplied the
reprnlant Cltf>rd.) it was love for thee that
led me on 10 madness; | bcheid favored rival
IN the happy Bertrand u considered life with
out thee. as an ocean opposed to incessant tenn
pests. but with thee, all that heaven could be
sto" or wish. valnly thought ore bar alone
remained between me and my fancied lows $50
N a rash moment rnpl,ycd the cursed Called
TO execute my dr>i.gn: he o''"vrd, took bis re-
ward, aad fst, since ~lcl tine peace has beer
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