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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08

~ which prevent and cure an Bilious co prn'
plants Malignant Fevcrs, Ne There Pills II
administered Ia time to remove the Bile from the
stomach, will counteract the causes which com
monty produce Yellow OF Bilious Fever, Ague or
Fall fevers, Bilious Cholic, Pleurisy. Dysente-
ny, Worms, Sick and Foul Stomach Head Ache
Loss Of appetite, Flaulcnce, Epileptic Fits, Hy.
poehondna, and Hysterical Complaints. Sour
Stomach, Heart Bum, Dyspepsia or Indigestion
&c. They remove Habitual Costiycness. Gold,
and Coughs, Asthma, Suanguary, Gravel, Rheu
mat'sn, Gout, Scusy, Scorbutc Botches, Impu
rites N tae Blood, Female Complaints, &c.
\ nRttcr supply of the above Pills, this da,
ree't'ed nj the subscribers Drug and NIedicin,
Store. price > cents a box
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Dec. z Opposite PoSi.at;rs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08

M LoRoES FOR SALE.--Persons uisitug
~ top~chose, Gin, be furnished upon as lon
ttfhas diid NTH as rai,abie andtikeiy Negroes ~
oay IN his country. Iir, ereellent sea1lstresss,
are among The parcel non on hand
4. ~ WADDELL.
April 10 trtf5o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08

n Leol1oL, Spirits Tmpentine, Venetian
'.-a Red, Spanish Brown, and a number ofo-
thef articles just received and for sale by
April 3. THOMAS ]. DLtyAI.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08
Dec IA.
Ne'c Arrirai Of Nediciaes.
4 peALTER II MIDDLETON !

,,u,..R Nee 4rrirai Of Medicines.
2ssla@ NNrSALTER II MIDDLETON i
~ now receiving sixty thre,
s packages fresh Medicines, wticl
ekzA-A have been particularly selected b,
an experienced hand and Which car
be warranted genuine.
lie has recently purchased the entire stool, G
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Obs. Dye-studs, &c
oil Docts Owens q Lecke, which IN addition to
his stock on hand, together with his new arrival
renders has assortment extensive and complete.
his friends aud the public, as well as the Gus
toners OF Owens u Leekie, are assured thai the,
can be furnished ON the most favorable terms.
Practitioners 81 Medicine, country mcrcban,
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
al small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken IN payment.
Inc greatest attention paid to the compound
ing OF medicine; and he pledges himselfto deli
tef no arucie out OF his establishment but whal
az oi the purest quality.
July IL tso6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08

IF AMP q LINSEED OIL.-Walter II. Mid
- dieton has this day received large ouan.
MY OF superior Winter Strained L,amp Oil Al
so Lmseed Oil, Spirit Turpentine, White Lead
Nov 49, 40,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08
April II.
Willow Grove For Sale,


VINE subscriber is determined to sell the
- plantation whereon he now resides situa-
ted IN the county of Amherst on the main road
leading from Lexington To Amherst Court House
and extends to the latter place; for health and
beauty OF situation, il is not surpassed by any
place on this side ofthe Blue Ridge. This oct
OF land contains by recent survey, nearly Cftepn
hundred acres. The subscriber purchased il
but lew years ago, and subsequent 60 the nm.
chase, had determined to make it lis future ne,.
manent resdence-consequently nas expended a
great deal ottme and labor in putting the build.
lngs and fencing IN thorough repair. A LARGE
portion OF the land is cleared the balance heavily
tnnbcred the most of which is first rate tobacco
land, The tobacco raised ON this land, rates in
point OF quality, equal to any inspected in Lynch.
burg The dwelling house is large and commo-
dious, the out houses such as kitchen. smoke
house, ice house, dairy, carriage house, &c. are
IN good repair, large garden, the pnng new /;
and extensive orchards of every kind of fruit
which the climate will mature. ANY persons dis.
posed to purchase, are desired TO call and view il
The terms will he liberal, a credit of ten wears
will be given ifrequred. lit should he asked
why sell such desirable property? The answer
is ths-the subscriber has determined to remove
to the West, TO quiet the fears of his family, who
are under the dreadful apprehension OF being
burnt TO death in his own house.
March %. csv33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08

80 Ppcld,as Of Fresh Drugsand Mediciats
3toAASJ. DUVAL, has lately received
- III pacl.ascs Of Drugs aRd Medicines, a.
..#. tl,,n are the iolIouin,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08

EW AkRlVALS.-DAVID g. ROBERT
hlLE are now opening an additional
supply (receiyed last evening" OF seasonable
Dry Goods, consisting inpart OF superiinc Cloths
and Cassimeres splendid new style Calicoes !;
Cambrics; Dimities, &c sc.
March Q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08

GAN Apprentice viii be taken at
this OGce.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08

HhA fNSo
-'i-aii d. cflptson Tor sale AZ this oPtce.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-18

you belong to the school of a modern
orator, WHO sees nothing Objectionable
in Caesars u%surpations on the liberties oi
ms couatry, and whose morality converts
this monster into a patriot, and Brutus
into an assassin. A FARMER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-18
PUBLIsHED. wEEKLI,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
TWO DOLLARS Pea AwNuM,

PASABLs IN AHyAsCk,
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFTER THE TEAH Expires
~ NJ paper discontinued until all Arreara-
ges are paid up, except at the discretion of
the Editor.
- advertisements inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square for the three first inseT
tons, AND twenty five cents per square for each
Subsequent WseFuon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
Walnut Gr0ye for Sale.

VIE Subscriber, having determined to repovc r., ,
WcsteFh County, will sell that most beautiful n nd
esIlaOe iiac' oil Land, well known by ane of w J.
nut Grove, lying Jackson River in the COUNT of nIh
ABOUT ave miles from the Warm SPRINGS contgi,p 700
thousand four hundred and twenty nine acres of
ole thousand acres of Fat aud, which are priue
low grounds, suitable almost any kind of cTop raised in
Virginia fine brick building 80 by 49, three stories bier
WITH three fire places below, and three above stairs az
elegant garden walled Isl with brick a brick Kitchen &C.
&c Is unnecessary TO enrmeratc the beauties of ;i
' s 'noSe WHO are DESTROYS Of purchasing had best
nst view the premises and then judge for Themselves
Suihce 1t 10 say, it is OF the fines, farms j.; W.
either for the raising Of grain or stock 7''''
lEKMS-One-fourh the purchase money renuircd -,
Manu. ana the balance in four equal annual instnlrens
BOND ami security will be required, with a deed of ,
on the land to secure the aymcnt
3tS0 one other Tract OF Land lying in Pocabontas cot
~, caeo clover Ldc@, lying Clover Creek and Green
"'ie RIVER containing upwards Of fifteen hundred acrey
o"'Y an on Whit Is Of the most fertile quality. Betye
IVe ana SIX hundred acres Of cleared land There +, a
me dwelling house on this tract 1t is the cniio r
eS mat salt works might be erected 10 great
Is ~ aOo"uds with salt springs This tract is not surf
Sc" by any IN western Virginia as a grazing farm Terms
@9-.o ANDREW $. WARWICK.
LancaStcr identify scssi0a .I017T I6LI. 1877
"''''''s .'ogsIs and Mary An" Y.his wife, PAs.
L'ya'' Coles VIM Myers & rilaoc,b Myers, Summons
Inc Summons awarded in this cause hayinr brn rc,,n.
' executed on all Of the parties except William Nver
'nd appearing to tho satisfaction of ,c ca.,, 49,.
Saio William Myers not an ini1aJi,an, of ,I;
"'"'''' d Is therefore ordered that he be s,,,,, 49,
"PFo% mere ON the 81 Monday IN August net ~ go,
% any ne ca"' WY the lands Of which C,eorrc y
myers and Jua George died seized si,ould no, he
IN Mind; and that COW Of ,,. ,r,le no r,,;} 'IcG
I'D me Hichmoud Whig for two r,onbs eucrees;,,l
a"oheT copy be posted a.? 81 tho front door Of the C,e,
house Of this counfr. " 1 0'~''-
50 Attest IEE. y YAiHEr, E. c.E.c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
Patent Spring Saddle.

iSG UGH has been said in recommendation Oft r
IY1 Prettynan's PATENT SPRING SADDLE. I
n'nK the best invention have seen, for case
10 tlic rider and durability | havenade but 70 Ill
OF which have given entire satisfaction 1.-THE patent
saddles purchased of me- do prove TO be very
the purchaser shall be at liberty to return the same
ater INC hrst trial, and III return the money.
have constantly on hand. best plaiD and sbanod
saddles, patent spring without An elegant assori
meni Of plated and polished steel curb and snafle bits
bng'sh bride leather and nartingacs; plated and no.
ished steel srruP irons, spring do carriage gig and
Jersey wagon harness; whips and spurs-,Sbicb eli
sell low for cash or approved paper.
DAVID JACKSON.
+'"! ~- MS Main Street
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
Botetourt Property for SaIo

VA7HE Subscriber offers Tor sale his esean, Brick rT
n IN Salem, TO which theve is handsome Farm amac
td "f O acres, nearly one halt az which is clrared I
offers also for sale the Salem Mills, sItr, tod on H.
branch vi Roanoke, AID IF course never ft;lior
here IS attached to these Mills mill aud a ,orli
machine the whole Of which has produced nett profit ~
the last three years of about $1,000 per anhun ac ~
ing one third to the nf for his trouble in supcrineudn
The mill is situated Flthn bali mile Of the farm hob
together forming rie5t productive they win no
sold separately or pgesf Credits viii be given to suit
purchasers.
Bo;ciouri SqIs-, jJuc lh, 1927.
81 Gil JOHNSTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
NEW GOODS.

ALL NELSON has received by the Planter and
other late arrivals, fresh of tie most
fashionable and desirable GOODS, of the latest importa-
cash.
Plaid and striped Gillian dresses
Do do baIiste and grass camnrics, OF new and
beautiful patterns
Plain and shaded Greciau stripes
Striped and plaid cambria ginglaln
London printed cambics, assorted
Black Italian lustring of sup quality
Heavy black Nankin and Mandarin ustrng
Satin levanue and company sattius
Figured and plain Gro de Naples, asserted
Slack, white and coored sattius part very srneriDr
Colored and black Florence and Marcene s!Ls
Superfne ponsee (for ladies' riding dressey>
Very superior Mandarin grapes
Unhleached India grass cloth
% French merno bUmbaZinc
Black and mixed hastings and circassaus
Brown and white French billings, assorted
heai name chop nankeen
White and cOlOred Marseies vestirr
London supeihne cloths and cassmeres assorted
PLAIN and striped lorenriues and leans
Cd checked and striped cambrics and iaconcfs
ID and Cd book, null jaconet and Swiss musling
Rich tamboured and iloss worked do
Swiss aud India null robes and scarfs
Rich worked jaconet and cambria robes
Drab and buff cambria for bonne;s
Floss worked book, null and jacone, trimming
Supfrine and fine cambria and furniture diu.ty
ASue!'o assortment OF thread laces, edgngs anti t,-
Bobbine, ana gimp aces, assorted
"a and Sd plain and tanbourcd bobhinet lace
hIch lace peleriUes, capeS, collars hdkfs aud cans
Floss worked Swiss and India muslin do
, WnIte and black lace wells, part very superior
Black, white and green gauze wells
Barege and eros de Naples hdkfs. assorted
Fine and superfnc thread cambria hdkG
English and French silk hosiery assorted
English and German cotton and thread do
a superior assortment 10 and ii Irish linens
and ID sheetinss of various qualities
Long lawns and superior birds eye diaper
a-4' "a and 1914 table diaper and damask
Scotch and German oznaburgs aud cklenburgs
flick
Thread and cotton checks, assorted
B!eacted y unbleachrd domestic slir;irrs 6 io,;
Common and supeTime domestic nlaids and s,rnas ''e
" ith great variety Of other desirable goods which
renders the assortment complete.
June %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

"'''o JUST received oy the late arrivals from
New ,otS Philadelphia and Boston and which offered
for cash, to the public, reasonable terms The business
WIZ DC conducted under the firm Eden James & Co.
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES.
EDWIN JAMES.
Best London blue black brown, olive, green and mixed
cloths and cassineres
amee chop long company, short yellow blue nankins
nouen caSsniercS, black merno Cd be mba zines
slack hastings, crcassians and Denmark satiins
french hemp brown and London plain, white aud ribbed
billings
Stout India mixed silk canbles mixed Frcnci, leans and
circaSsians
Plain and figured black horentines
ram ana hsnred white and printed London Msrseilles
o. new style berreges and Chiiau s,ripes
Plain and figured and watered Gro de Naus of almns,
every colour
French iorences and us,rings do do do
Best BLACK italian lustr;mgs on Sd superior black
modes
Richly worked and nounced Swiss muslin robes
riain and figured Canton, Namkin and Mandarin cranes
and Grape robes
Jaconets, book and null nuslins plain g. figured
thread aces and edgugs and bobbinet and wells
hch barge scaris aud hdtfS. and IA ncy silk slawls
Black aud cooured bombazctts and black bon,bazines
good assortment ofgngham,s and fancy prints
Tortoise tuck, neck and side combs
Brazilian do do do
Sd. A and Cd garment and furniture difnitiss
Umbrellas and parasols
A large assortment Of ribbons and rich sasbes
III ana o- bed tickngs, cotton balls spool sewiurs
iowh anc oeached srings heeiings, plaid domes,ics
German oInaburgs, tcklenburgs and burlaps
owing, toilet and mantle glasses, SC. &c. &c,
We have made such arrangements with house in New
ok, rs VIII enable obtain terms a l,nos
every article in our line, which shall toughou
me season In such quantities will render
III al times good and commanding.
May Is w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

Nature and rIdIuTes Gud sInlIv upon the union that
is sweetened by love aud sanctifed by law The sphere
Of affection is enlarged, and pleasures take a
wider range. We become important and res
pected among men, and existence itself douby enjoy.
cd with tits softer self. Misfortune loses half its
anguish beneath the soothing Influence of her Smiles
and triumph becomes more triumphant when shared
with her. Without her what is man? Il rowing and
restless being; driven al pleasure by romantic specula
ton, and cheated into misery by futile hopeshe mad
victim OF unamed passions, and the disappointed pur-
of fruitless Joys. But with her he awakens to
life. lie follows path-wider and nobier than
the road 10 aggrandzemen-that is scat,
tered with more fragrant flowers and iutnined by
clearer light.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

'hh subscriber IS anxious sell that valuable Fam
shGated IN the county Of SpotsyIvsnia 80, q:
niasSaponlS river, called Eastern View the s ~, ,oG
dcnce ct the late Robert S. Chew This Esr - eL
MINES Oeiow fredericksburg, ard contains Nv a recent er
Fey' one thousand forty aud half acres Anon, a 81
acres OF the tract is cleared, nd the greater mar, az II a.
Iano, inferior 10 none in its vicinity The residue Re ~
wy uoeIed with oak, hickory. pine and wa lni the emil
is admirably adapted to tie culture Of corn ,yhsa; ST.
i"'' Is wei waieret and fassonc valuable meadow,
s"h" upon 81. There are good orchards of appes rea
- chctes' &C with great variety of other choice frf,
p'n'ed witIna few years. Tie improvements ,,ro
c arm arc bishy valuable; they consis, of Iarpe md
IVo"oUS BRICK dwelling house, recently erected viii,
Az n'er convenient houses for the recommendation of
b7 4'"hy; 'rnen house, ovcrseer's house ho,,se-
~ e"CS' al perfectly large garden bcaufin,ll,
: "" o" wen OF pure wafer with good Swings neal lin,
', dle among TIC numerous advantages nf this coat
ne dwelling house is handsomely situated on r,or,,
VIZ! improves ana ovcrOObs all that poriou ol the Fr
WHICH IS cleared and can be cultivated Uonn Ito La
Is mil almost new, with pair of stones ono Gr CO..
an" INC ocr Tor whca also, machine for trea1rr -
IiSier Of Paris: the mill has an rns,o
al" glnoS throughout the year unless the SEASON is M
"Oti"y Dry lie society around Is unezcep;ionoffc
an" 'ne noathneSs Of the situation, together win he c
uguy 10 The best market in the country al serve IN r
~ "orIhy TIC attention. Of any one wishing a confortas
country residence = 'O'''o 'a0's
ca. c'i ;, o. save accommodating Those wishing to pr
'SG W." apply 10 Robert Stanard, Esq residiug in f{r
'nohd' or TO 'hc subscriber in Fredericksbnrg
7. o. JNo- JAS. CHEW, Tx'or
N9t Of X. s. Chew, dcc'l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
William Neale & Co.
May IS

AVE received by the Effort and are now opeuing n,
4 Il additional supply of new and beautiful GOODS:
amongst them, few handsome
righams, grass gii'ehamS and batteste
splendid article in furniture chiniz
Irish linens, of superior bleach
Satin striped muslins, beautiful article
SIX hosiery, cotton do. and thread
Elegant looking glasses
tuie white Kid and nther gloves &c. sc.
These with previous supplies ne their
ent more complete than has been any previous
1t consists part of the following article, viz.
Cloths and cassimeres Of every quality
Ngonia and Angola cassimeres, 70, summer Won,
Plain and mixed hastings, for do
Plain aid striped circasSians for do
French and British drilling, white aud cuoursd G,r a.,
ioreM'nes cotton cassineres and satees for boys and
servants ~
Striped plain jeans ana ftts,ians, f1r do
Fine and superdne London prints
cuildrem i -.
ID, & Cd plaid Grecnn stripe do
IL ana o,l cotton cambfc' camhric musns, jaconets
and mulis
A. and Ga plaid corded aud raised stripe muslin
Fiad books and lappets
Plain and worked Swiss DO
Plain and figured bobbinet lace
Irish linens, sheetngs, lawns and diapers
Garment, cambria and furniture din,i;ies
Rich lustered black Italian lusrings
DO do do French do
Do do do German 10
Do do do India do
Do do 20 satin levan,i,,,s
Black, white and cold Ga de Na,,es
Figured do and Gro d'ete
Italian Grapes, various colours
Canton and Nankin do and robes
Canton and Naukin Grapes shawIs
Linen canbrcs and cambria hdkS.
Imitation 90 and do
Worsted and cotton bareges
Bombazrts and bombaznes, some 6 4 v;dr
;a a o sHa"s "f various Finds, gauze, Sw s, In
a large assortment gauze hdkfs
Genilemen's, ladies' and misses olov.e
ia'e VeScapes' caps and collars, some beau
'Iiu'y L'ch
urea" iace' edsing and pearlims
Bobbinett do and cotton
odnuana ana nag hdNIS.
Italian and French cray.,ro
Long and short nankeens
por,,n - go; s.p az" e'anHuH's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
" Hearieo Co.lnl1 C2nrt. .aInn 15M. -

~" He"r1eo County Court, ,FIqy l5h, 1927.
EN me motion of Holman 5hoenakcr,a creditor of ,t
estate OF Richard Cooke, dec d. Ordered, that Thomas
~" aSer' adnor Of said Cooke, be sunfsorod In az
pear mere on tie first day Of July Court next 40 slet9 a
any nc can why he should be ruled give addi,ioj
uC'V as adm or as AFORESAID; and it appearing IN H.,
MAKER IS not resident ofths commonwealth; !, i; CHI,
iha c"py Of this order be published in the Con,i,,;
=" newspaper Pnniod IN tic city of Richmond, for
"o"' "o9T oi tie Co"rt,house Of this county Wv
Cory. Teste,
- LOTION r, ELLETT, c. H. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
3eOE6a'ts>
Lfr"m the New Monthly Magazine
TIE DESERTED HOUSE,.

$500 III itOtSI.
By Mrs. HEMANs.
Gi7om is upon thy lonely hearth.
" silent house. once filled with mi.tn,
sorrow IS III the breezy sound
vi thy tail poplars whispering round.
The shadow of departed hours
Hanss dim upon thy early ilowers
Even IN thy sunshine seems to brood
Something more deep than solitude
Fair art tl,ou, fair 10 strangers ra.a
Mine own sweet Home Of other DAYS!
My chiidrens birth place,-yet for me
!, is too much to look OIL thee.
Too much! for ALI about ,hce spreed.
feel the memory of the dead,
And almost linger for the feet
mat never more my step shall mcrt.
The looks, the sn'ilcs,-ail vanished now,
FOLLOW me where thy roses blow;
The echoes Of kind household words
Are with me midst thy singing-brds.
TIL my heart dies. it dies away
IN yearnings for wha: might not stav
or love which meier deceived my trust
fot all which went with "dust to dust"
Nhat now is left me, but to raise
from thee, Torn spot. my spirits gaze,
10 lit through tears my s,raning eye
Up to my Fathers House on high.
On many are the mansions there's
but not in one hath grief a sharei
NO haunting shades from things gone by
tday there o'crsweep tho unchanginc sky.
aud tt!hiey are there, whose long loved rnien
In earthly home no more is seen;
Whose places where they smiling safe,
Are left unto desolate.
We miss them when the board is spread,
We miss them when the prayer is said;
Upon our dreams their dying eyes
In still and moutnful fondness rise.
But they are where these longings vain
Trouble no more the heart and brain,
The sadness of this aching love
Dims not our Fathers House above
Se are at rest, and | i'll tears,'
Ie jewellers of lmmort al spheres
Under the poplar boushs stand,
And mourn the broken household band.
But by your life of lowly faith,
And by your joyful hope in death,
Guide ME, till on some brighter shore,
The severed wreath is bound once more.
Holy ye were, and good, and true.
No change can cloud my thoughts of you,
Guide me like you to live and die,
And reach my fathers House on high. 7. H.
in my Fathers house are many mansions.'-S, Jol
. xiv.
From an ancient Hebrew dirge-''Mmru for
rner, and not for the dead; FOR he is rest and we
i"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
--S9S--
From The Utica Sentinel and Gazette. :
RETDX RRnONI

From the Utica Sentinel and Gazette
BETTY BROOM.
A country gil! was Betty Broom,
That went TO live in town;
And never felt she SO mTcl 7lp,
As when she first came dOrR.
She had very pretty face,
heart above disguise,
And yet she could at any time,
Throw dust in peoples eyes.
For Betty Broom was a ehambey maid,
And swept her mistress room;
And her mistress said she nee before
Had found SO stout u Broom.
4 fireman, young, and straight and tall,
10 Betty counting goes;
WAS il not strange that being in love,
He should neglect his 6oSe.E
Quolh ne 81 am fireman boli,
And isn't it shame,
That all my engine-uity,
Cannot PIT out this fame?
lie swore that loss OF ,OagcrG pei.
Meier put him in pet;
And yet he swore he'd hang himself,
If he should lose his Bet.
And he declared come veal, come woe,
From her he ne'er would part,
For though he long, to ring her hand,
He meier would ,rring her heart.
Whene'er he talk'd about Ills love,
So much on vows he ran,
That all his friends declared ne was
4 promising young man.
'Besdes," said they, "his constance,
No trGe can impair;
He loves good living and of course
Can ne'er forget his .}ure."
IT'S true he farmer bred,
And that for lack of pence,
But then ne is gentleman,
For he has learned to Jncc.
wonder how young men can bear
To promise, sigh and AaiiGr;
It's plain that matrimony how
Is made money nlGticr.
And so this proved, for he was false;
And then you know what follows,
Miss Betty sued him, gained her cause,
And changed her giief for dollars.
lie rav'd aud stamp'd IN useless rage,
Made many fiery speeches,
And sworc twas degenerate age,
When women sued for 6reacheS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03

HinoceHce.--The sweetest ingredient in mi7lh is in
nOceDce beighens and refnes tic hGnor and doubles
the relish of every eDjoymen have seen many bad
mco brutally merry; bat never of them quite open
easy and unchecked in his mrtb. That absolute sere
nifty that supreme ease solely Tue gilt of virtue.
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