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VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.
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Tluquier--A. u. kell, 356, Thomas MARSHALL
40. Nah A. Shilton 3l6, Lloyd Nelson 23s.-
for Convention 31i agtinsti, l7o--l0l de
clined voting.
Haiitar--fhom,s I. AtI,isson' 39I, John G.
Chalmers 337, Henry l.. scott 2l2'
Haamgion---llobcfi l.. Cumming, u. -
Thompson
Tdseei John II, George, - Deslans..
Gragson-John Blair Lewis Hall.
LHuenbug--.Iohu L. Street, James ] Smith,
senr.
imeiia--Richard Booker. John W. Nash.
Bruasuick--lames II. Gholson, James Nal
lory.
Nadison--Iinn Banks. William Finls.
Pcrdltlon--1nlm Dice, 1hon,ns jones'
dmorcia#d-Nhloughby Newton, John /
ilungriinrd
ca If Eichmopd-John rutherford.
Ma Members,
STATE SENATE.
H4i1ar Distritt-Col. Joseph Watts ro.olee-
ted
CONGRESS.
Franklin Disfrici--Ihe majority fot Mr.. Chi.
borne Oyer Mi Campbell in the District is SOP
Norfolk Didriff--Mi Newton Is Ie clcctedby
majority of lsp over Mir Loyal
Greatbricr Dlsbirt--Ptescnl state ofthc polls
Maxwell 12s, Lowell 6i7. smith III ..-Gfeen.
brleg Wood Logan, Cabcl aud Randolph yet 10
b. heard from. II IS sad thai MI Smith will
retire rom the contest.
FdrgHrr District John 8 Barbour Is re.e.
lecicd h, majority Of BOD votea over his oppo.
nent, Col. VIM. l.. llnntou,
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CTR C'US

This Evening, Tuesday, MAY s.
The pcriurmnne TO commence with
lIORsEMANsiilPb by the whole troop-Clown,
Nh Lewis.
nORsEMANsllIP by Master s Lipman on his
Ponies.
GRAND ENIREE Of beautiful Horses, nj.
DING maSler, Mr.. Brown.
UORNflrE by Nh. MYERS.
lIORsEAlANsIllP by Master Birdsnll, who
will jump his whip hoop and garle,s, over
ten foot canvass and through Two Bal.
looms.
Alr. Brown will Introduce the HORSE
ROB ROY, trained by HIMSELF Who will go
through his performances.
song BY MIR. Campbell,
SILL AAtL1lNG by the whole troop. viz :
Hunt acknowledged the greatest vaulter
IN America Derfins, Myers, NJ. Lipman,
Bfdsail $. Lipman, Ae.--Clown, MI.
Lewis
The whole To conclude with
llORsEM NNSlllp by Nh. Hunt without Sad
die or Bldlr who will flush with the won
derul effort ofthe Drunken Iluzznr.
u Doors 10 open a. 7, aud performance to
commence nj halt past o'clock.
j Abundance, Box, 30 Gents Children,
under i years OF are. half price Pll - cents.
The faNilhon sccores Ladies and Gentlemen
from the weather, and covered seats offer com
toIr and convenience.
Tickets to bc had al the Washington Hotel,
and al the tilcus.
May z.
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LYNCHBuRG. NAV :. 1877.
Mrs. JACKSON.


IL is one Of the numerous evils of party cx-
element aud not the least ofthcm. that private
character is not exempt from the assaults Of the
malicious and the nconsiderate. The last and
the present canvass for the Presidential office,
have been particularly remarkable for mvasions
of domestic privacy, and violations Of dre-side
happiness and security. of these disgracehl
events, none has been more unjustiliable than
the circulation Of a spurious story OF the man
ner in which Gen. Jackson became united To
his wifc--representing hun to have forcby
wrested her from her former husband, at the
same time mnctine on him summary ehastse-
ment. Now, if this tale had been known to he
t.ue--if the occurrence had NOT taken place so
long ago as ohave given time lorrumor to mag
nifty the creations Of calumny if every in
dyidual IN the country had MT been aware. tIiat
there were other statements OF the transaction
float which positively conflicted with this-tlege
would have been some justiiafion Tor spreading
the facts before the world. But, as long as any
doubt remained, the statement should have been
withheld. Even IN trivial matters. nothing short
Of moral certainty can Justify the impeachment
OF mans character. Much less, then, ought
idle rumor, which, in the lapse Of years, never
fails to accumulate falsehood upon fasehood, to
be relied ON 10 sustain Charge involving Mt
once disregard of the laws of man aud God.
and an open contempt for the conventional rules
aud the moral sense of society. We confess we
did believe that ten. jackson had acted badly
in tins Affair." but We were determined moi TO rive
currency to the matter until we stoud be con.
vinced OF IT. The statements now before the
paalic, both exculpatory and implicatory, we
regard as ex parte; and SHALL consequently not
publish them. When We receive an lndsputa-
bic narration of the facts. which both parties
are now mdu,triously collecting, We shah lay i,
before our caders,
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ia Planters and Storcrs If TObacto
fran, uUDrr IasDfffjODS.

/DIIE adlitinns 10 Shnckoc Warehouse gran
q ted by act OF Assembly, the last Session
enables the Proprietor To ,ay the ROM aud dd-
dlioual cons cnlence for the reception OF obac.
CO, is greatly increased, aud the despatch that
can be given 10 Crops called Tor Inspection on
any day, is equally SO.
There is recently, attached 10 the establish.
mcnl, fixture, under shelter, ioI unioadmg
wagons, which preserves the Tobacco from the
weather, while unloading, and the cn~ks from
being broken. 1hs Inspection is well known
80 b. situated near the foot OF the Basin, about
the centre the city. aud immediately IN the VI.
entity Of the Cempring Houses Of nearly all the
Buyers of the article.
Beng HE grtat 10bacco Harkct, the breaks
are re- uitrig atiended eterg morning, BY DeaL
erS IN ms Ciiy and Mmcbedtr--payl 10 the
State as dues j0r Insurance, The 10bacco Is pro-
tCcied, bg The oidte, against i0ss M FIRE, IN he
sdme auaner, rs NIL utter Pnbic Inspections are
The large Fire Proof Tobacco Warehouse, ST.
tuatcd between Shockoc Warrh use aud the Ba,
sin, and Immediately nj the fool of the Basin, Is
offered 10 Storers OF Tobacco, from the upper
Inspections, Tor their patronage. This House is
capable of holding about 3OOU Iihds livery
despatch is giyen TO SampIing and Shipping
From lis convenience 10 the Basin, no charge a.
rises Tor Drayage. The Proprietor holds HIM.
selfrespun,ible for any loss that may a,ise, by
IDls.slHpping OF llhds from this house, VI loss
by Fire, 10 the amount or extent to which he is
himselfin,ured, upon such Tobacco, under the
policies OF the following INSURANCE Companies,
for their respective amounts, insured against
loss or damage by fire, as interest may appear,
viz: In the Etna Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Connecticut, for Sl5 ,oO0-in the Farmers
Fire Insurance and Loan Company, city OF n.
York, = l5,oOD. A further Insurance OF $4oOU1
will be effected in "a few days, OF which due mo-
tce Will be gwen.
Tie Establishment being public convenience
the Proprietor hopes 10 receive a fair proporti-
on of Public Patronage. VIM. NORRIS.
Richmond, May b. ,seAw13
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1919 prize
D12I Hanks.

1919 prize
0j2l Blanks.
mode n Uraaring. The numbers will be pus
in one wheel as usual aud ia another will be pot
the ptIzcs above he denomination OF hree Doll
lars. aud the drawing 10 progress IN The usuHl
hummer The looO0 prizes OF Three Dollars
will be awarded To high or low number. 10 be
delermiaedby that which may draw the prize of
Slu,O0O.
Low number. | TO 10000, inclusive
High rumbcfs iO,0DI To 20, 900 inclusive
holder OF two tickets, High and !. ". must
ofneccsslfy draw one prize aud may draw Two
Capital Prizes. ticket having drawn a Capt.
tai prize is not restricted from drawing smalI
Que also.
Present price of1ickets 81; Shares in pro.
portion; but viii advance to 81 ON the Isl May.
- Orders by Mail, pos, pald, or pri,eeco con
veyance, enclosing the cash or prize tickets ina
ny of the late drawn lotteries, viii NEE, the sane
attention rs ON personal application.
1ERWS.-tor not tes than 90 Tickets.
Scheme prize, for 0pProred notes Payat e GJieea
days utter the dra'giug.
AUD. LETa WIcIz,
May l. Manager.
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May g

NNfEW BOOkS.--Ihc subscriber has again
III the pleasure Of Informing the public ihut
he las ju,t received, ducCt from Philadelphia u
very laire supply of BOOKS and SfATiONA.
Ki which renders his stock very large aud
compleie-AmDng the last arrivals are many We.
~ interesting aud valuable productions, VIZ
Almhcks, Novel ia vols. The Reviews
have sad 81 much IN praise Of this work. that Il
would hr snpe'iluons 10 say any more
Tales If the O'llala Family, IN ? vols second
series. II may well be questioned whether any
story wa ryer written ofa more affecting aud
interesting character lhan the Nowlins, IA this
work. which having onCc been read, il viii not
be easy TO forget
Tales Of Voyage 10 the Arctic Ocenn, in 2
vols This perhaps Is the most interesting and
amusing production that has becn before the
pnbie Tor me time.
Paul Jones' II Romance by Allen Cunning
ham, in 2 ,ols So much has already been said
IN praise Of tins work. before received IT, that |
need not say any thing more in favor oft.
Honor o IIua, Il Novel, in ? vols. by Ann
Mdda P"rtci who is generally great layortc
writer with me.
Family Legends and Traditions of the South
oflreland, With Gue plates. Tins - certainly
the most magical work lat the public has had
the pleasure o peruslng for some tune al least
America, by the author of Europe The Wi.
ter stands very high rs literary man, hcuce this
wotl. must or ought To be GOOD one.
Speeches Of Henry Clay, With very correct
portrait THIS work is executed IN a very mus
lerly st, lc. being printed very superior pa.
per. which must prove very interesting 10 the
" Coalition party ADRIAN II. NORTH
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yrS oDEBT suAPARD. tenders his services
ID Go The pnbiie, u ), Commission Ageat and
hopes by strict attention 10 business, 10 n. ili q
share tpuhllc patronage. lie will sell all kiuas
OF country produce such as Tobacco, Ilnu,
Cotton, NC. I've may lc gsnetaliy found Al ~
1obBeco Warehouse. during thu hours Of tn
speetion. oeice teasi d,de) fronting Shoei oe
Warehouse.
Richmond, May 3. lnf7s
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leef VIRTUE of two deeds Of trust executed
~ 10 the subscriber 4 Nm. Rtyely. by Archi-
.'a i5'l'ng j.. in his lifetime. one bearing date
lpih OF March, lS23, aud the other the l2th
lif OIL June, 1872, both of which are of record
" we cie'ks office OF Campbell county, and
"' 1ie l'' the purpose of securing TO Peter ]. Ar
WI me payment OF certain sunS Of money in
.'1 leeds mentioned, will be Sold at the late
s'ehce of The said Archibald Boiling, on Fri
D p'' the 10Th of May, ooe tract of land, lying on
n ~ creek, adjoining the lands of X. Chiffon,
~ atkins. George Rcvev, L b. Jones, and o.
e., > .ohialning 600 acres. more or less, all the
VI horses, cattle sheep and hogs, oX-cart,
,t o' Blacksmith tools. all the implements
nj, "us'ahdry, all the household aud kitchen fur
5a,3 " the said Boiling. at the date of the
Do.. Inc land is subject 10 drs. Bolings
.a winch has been lil OF to her, but is de-
r ,Jl,'ealy esteemed AMONGST the mos, valuable
, :, IN that section Of county The title
,s'en to be undoub,cd, but sneh only as is
,o,o1. me, by the deeds aforesaid, will be CON
''a 10 the purchaser
NJ Nm c. McALLISTER, Sur
O ctds39 viving Trustee.
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hdscntn.en wishing 10 secure chauoe Tor
The above Capitals AZ, requefted 10 make appll.
cation nj fcdd QuGrters," Aleu- Oaice,
whe,o the cash vii be- paid at sehi lnt all pr,c.
rs so"n rs drawn. Rccollrci tha drau NJ will
certainly take place in Lynchbure. iJeiay not.
Present price OF Tickets
Whole Tickets S5- Halves - 5e--QuaitersSl 20
Fur sale nj
s. d M .AnLT,pg d. CO.'S
Lottery " Exchange Office ynchbnfr,
Where lave beea sold more pliaes than an, O.
ther Office IN town.
Nav 3
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HiGH IND LOU SYSTEM

Continuedn' consequence Of its un,isaled pop.
ulhlty.
Virginia State A0rigafiop Lotterg,
CLASS NUMBER WO,
VIII be drnau la Re huond on "Wednesday the
18Th June next, under uic supernrtcntlonoe sl
Commis sioncIs.
ALL IN ONE DAY.
Highest Prze 10000 Dollars.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
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l3,3pb prizes Slpl,loo
The drawing of this LOTTERY VII cclthin'y inks
place on the 23d inst. when tie whole sehcins
VII be completed IN . ie" minutes.
Whole tickets S6--ilaIvcs S3--tluartefs ~ On
for sale IN the greatest variety OF numbers az
the Lucky office Of
s.. A. W ALrrnr 81 CO.
u Cash paid At sight iur prges al Aliens
Office.
u The drawing of this Lottery will he for
pnidcd 10 the Lottery and Exchange office of
). 4 NJ Allen u - Lynchiurf whrfe any in
formation enn be Ind relative to the ahovR
schtinc
Washington city, May &.
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\fEN BDOkS--'lhe subscriber has the
' pleasure Of Informing the public thnl he
has just received, dnccI from Philadelphia onp
of tine most interesting Works that's brcn before
the public for muny years, Indeed, may add
from information, that il hardly ever was sur
passed. The worn IN question is called Vivian
Gray: the hrst part In one vol. and the second
part in t"o vols. lhs production Is considered
the Bon Ion oi the day.
ADRIAN X. NORTH
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u The last New-York papers announce the
death of RUFUS KING, Esq. Mr.. King was
a conspicuous actor in the great events of the
last forty years. and will I'll distinguished
niche in the history Of the times. lie was a
member. aud at one time leader of the federal
parry a., and Of course came ia for full share Of
abuse and obloqoy. We disapproye Of his po-
litical teaets but 10 man can deny him the Ii.
tie of a Patriot, vino rccollccts with what read.
ness he pledged his private fortune 90 raise troops
for the protection Of oul northern frontier, when
the credit of the government was al its lowest
cbb He was opposed to the declaration of war
in common with his party but when the sword
was drawn, he merged tie feelings Of the parti-
zan ia those OF the patriot. Ii man sacrifice
his individual opinions to the general veal, il
proves him to be honest, and ought to protect
his errors from iiibcral reproach.
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81 ALI x Sa
OF all Dc. cription for sale at this Office.
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Richmond Wig.

The Philadelphia papers mention, that at the
late session of the yearly meeting of Friends in
Ohm civ. SO 900 were appropriated towards de-
e. ,ing the EXPENSES of certain free people of
,ol1a, rom n. Carolina, to Liberia, Hayti, and
N, free states, as they may prefer.
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10 be Drawn in i.ynchburg,
(2oM Nezt Noafb, June
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery, Class7.
Sly NunbeL L.oll.rN = Nine D,ann Balloi..
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Mr. Van Bnrcn, who it will be recollccted, is
now in Georgia, informs the Editor Of the Ma
,iooa Advocate that the health of WILLIAM
UESRY CRAWFORD, Esq. is almost entirely re-
stored His residence is at Lexington, Georgia
a short distance from Augusta. lie ride. out on
horseback almost daily.
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st. Helena The captain Of a British ship.
when "a ely touched nj ST Helena. reports that
Bolaparte's aew house remained unoccuPled,
and sra gers with permission, are allowed 10
view it during their stay. The room of his old
residence. wherein he died, had been converted
to thrashing barn, aud the other part Of the
house into stables.
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We have received the first number of paper
published at St Clalrsvile, (Ohio) by II. J. How.
ard, entitled the National Historian. BY its ed.
itoral comments and selections, it seems 10 APP
prove the course ofthe Administration.
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A new paper has been established at Whining
ton, Delaware, under the title Of the Delaware
Journal to be published semi-wecky. NJ. Brad
ford is its Editor, who is said to be acquainted
with the duties of an Editor. The Journal is IA
rorabe to the present Administration Of the
General Government.
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rThe Baltimore Patriot says that meeting of
the friend, oithe administration will he held IN
tina, CITY sometime during the next month, aud
that formal notice will shortly be given
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s. q M nnLnn ~ r,o,.
New York Consolidated Lottery,

Sixty Number Lottery Nine Drawn Ballots
SGHEMEj
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d. Yates y A. M'inlyre, Managers.
90 No, toubnation---D Drawn Ballots.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-01
THE OBSERV ATORY.

TUNHE lessee Of this fashionable place ofreI
IL sort, respectfully informs the public, and
citizen strangers, that 1t IS now open for this
Spring and summer seasons. II is situated OF
an eminence which commands beautiful view
Of Narragansett Bay and the adjacent cous--
try; and is admitted by oil who have visit d i
to be delightful place of resort. Attached
to the Observatory, are two excellent Bowling
Alleys, not inferior to any in Rhode-Isiand.--s
The Bar is supplied with the best liquors that
can be procured, and other refreshments sncl,
as Fruits, Pastry, &c. Every attention will be-
paid to those who visit the esta ablisbmcnt; and
affords an agreeable walk, particularly TO
gentlemen strangers who visit the town for OBJ
servation and amusement. The Observatory
will be kept open from o'clock, A. M. till 81
P. NJ. J. BARTLETT.
may IL.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-01
NEW WORKS..
may IL.

HNHE DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN and Trav-
IL elers Medical Companion, compiled from
the practice Of the most eminent physicians
and surgeons, viz. Sir Ashley Cooper, Sin Hen
ry Halford, Drs. Bailie, Latham, Herberden,
Saunders, Babington, Brickbeck, &c. &c. and
adapted for the use of parents and heads of
families: for conductors Of large establish
ments; for travellers, &c. BY a Physician-.-
First American from the second London edit
ion, with notes and appendix. containing ad-
vice TO persons removing to tropical c imates;
&c. BY an American practitioner. Also, the
private memoirs Of Madam Du Hausset--La-
dy's maid to Madame De Pompadear. The
above works are just published and for sale by
HUTCHENS T. CORY,
August Is. First door west of the bridge
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-01
GLEANING~.

Beauty is as summer fruits, which are
easy to corrupt, and cannot last, for the
most part it makes dissolute youth ,and
2ge little out of countenance. But yet
certainly again, if it light well, it max eth
virtues shine and vices blush.
Beauty is best in body that hath
rather dignity Of presence than beauty
of aspect. The beautiful prove accom-
plished, but not ofgrcat spirit, and study
for the most part rather behaviour than
virtue.
A beautiful face is silent commen-
dation.
OF all the actions Of a mans life, his
marriage does least conccrn other peo-
pie; yet, Of all actions Of our life, 'tis
most medded with by other people.
Marriage is a desperate thing the
frogs, in 4Esop, were extremely wise -
they had great mind to some water,
but they would not leap into the well,
because they could not get out again
Who, in the same given time, can
produce more than many others, has
vigour; who can produce what none else
can, has genius.
Who, without pressing temptation,
tells lie, will, without pressing tempta-
tion, act ignobly and meonly.
Who, under pressing temptation, to
lie, adheres to truth, nor to the profane
betrays aught of sacred trust, is near
the summit Of wisdom and virtue.
All afiectation is the vain and ridicu-
lous attempt Of poverty to appear rch.
Who has no friend and no enomy, is
one ofthe vulgar; without talents, pow
er or energy.
The more honesty man has, the less
he affects the air Of saint--the affec-
tation Of sanctity is blot on the face OF
piety.
/. Give thyself to compunction and con-
triton Of heart, and thoa shalt find de-
votion. Compunction opens the way to
much good, which dissolution is wont
quickly to lose. Strive manfully; GUS
tom is overcome by custom.
ALLEooRY. Happiness and virtue are
twins, which can never be divided; they
are born and flourish, or sicken and
die together. They are ofsprings ol
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PAVILION.

TUVHE subsc iber has the pleasure ofiniorm
IL ing his friends and the public, that OWN
10 the liberal patronage he has received, he br
been enabled to make several improvements To
this elegant resort for genlee company.
suite Of apartments have been fitted up expressly
for the accommodation of private families. where
they can enjoy undisturbed, the finest scenery
upon Narrayansct Bay. As respects the sonr1
ces Ct amusement necessary TO place OF this de-
seription, they will be under such regulations
as 10 render it worthy Of being called the Ma
hsnt OF Rbodc-Is'aDd.
Mayo. BENJAMIN Y. FOSTER.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-01

swilt a. the vino, with hope elste,
The lovely suppliant resch'd the sand.
but woe betidos an i'll timed sIit;
His temper soured by her delay,
Treyannion bsie hi, child he mute,
Nor dare such fruitless hopes bstray.
!. I know she cried, canno: free
The numerous slaves that round me pine;
But one poor negros friend 10 be,
Might (biesssd ehsnce.) might n,w be mine
y Ut vainly Anna wept anil prayed,
And Zsnbo knelt upon the shore;
Without reply, the pitying maid
Trevanniun 20 the vessel bore.
Meanwhile, poor Zambo's cries to still,
And his indignaal grief Ia tame,
Eager TO act his brutal viii,
The ncsro's scourge-armed ruler came.
The whip is raised-the lash desccnds--
And Anna hears the sufferers groan;
But while the air with .hneks she ren,l.,
The signals gi,en-the ship sails oo.
That instant. by despair made bold,
Zambo one last great effort tried;
lie burst from his tormsntor's holI,-
lie plunged within The foamiDg tide.
The desp'rate deed frevannion views,
And all his weak resentment flies:
see, see! the vessel he pursues!
Help him, for mercy cake! he cries:
'Out with the boat. quick! throw rope!
Wfei ches, how tarjy Is your and!
" lille pale with tread, or flushed with hope,
Anna the awful scene surveyed.
The boat is out,-the rope Is cast
And Zambo s.'uggles with tie wave;
fla he tho BOAT approaches fs
O father, We his lie shall save!
= But low my child, AMI lower yet
Ills Lead app. ar; but sGrc he sees
The succour giyen--and seems TO meet
The opposing waves with greater ease:
see, see. the boat, the rope he nears;
see him now his arm eXtepJ.-
My Anna, dry those precious tears;
My child shall be one NegrJ's Jriend"
An! Fate-was near, that hope To lol;
10 reach the rope poor /ambn tries;
But, ere he grasps IL, FAINT with toll,
The struggling victim sinks, and.dies.
Anna, mourn thy virtdous voc:
| mourn thy fathers keen ren.orse;
But iron my cy es no tear would now
AT sight Of Zambo's silent coise:--
The orphan from hi. mother torn.
And piuiag f.r his native shoie,-
Poor tortured slave--poor wretch forlorn
Can his early death deplore?-
pity those who live, aud yfonn:
CuluiL bia count ess Zambo secs;--
FnI swelrL with many wretch's moan
!. Western lndin's su'trv breeze.
Come, Justice, come! IN glory dres',
come. the wGeworn negros irieni,-
The fend d-delighting trade arrest,
The ncgru's chains asuader rend?