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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

u The Jackson Spidi The last Knox
vile Enquirer" says, Cen. Jaehson's FREUD.
IN Winchester Cl,m) on the fourth Of Jpiy
enraGcd nj the exposure OF the lleros eonneH.
ion viii thr infamous BUR-, pNradrd u NOR Of
ar 800 mrn, aud rnsconndrd around Judge
" lI,ams, ouuag ng every principle ot dtccn-
cr. They marched aud eountcrmarchcd before
his door. carrying hictorg bushes aud poles,
and haunting him in the lowest style ofvulfarIIy,
opprobrium aud hlaokgunrdism. w Wherever
the Jacksoniies have the asoendancy, they are
sur 10 resort to brute lorce to stop the mouths
of ,heir opponcnis.-Nor Is there any thing in
this to be wondered NJ. since they are only fol-
lowing the example set them by their meek and
Plois idol
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1000 DOLLARS.

1n,-I3 blhuk@-
All the Prizes payable in Cash, whieh ,nss
be- had as usnal as soo0 do dtawD,
hole Ticket ~ 80
Half 81 ~ Quarter 60 l.2
~ The holder Of Two tickets or SHARES.
must draw one prIae, and may draw three.
TERMs--For packages, MOI less than G.ty
Tickets, Scheme price, FOR approved oies.
payable siecn days after the drawing, will .
oui interest. Vendors, al ali times, supplied
AT Scheme price.
~ ORDERS, by mail or Otherwise, meet
the samt attention given 10 personal apliica-
ton Address 10 Managers offers,
Lynchbarg, Richmond
Hmrheaer, Jfbetf,ug.
AUG. LEI TWFCB.
JUpe 5. NnRaSer-
A package of prize tickets Va. State Nav.
Lotteries, Bank Notes and Checks, ON the Banks
in Richmond, was some time since LOST ON it's
way from Charlottesville to this place. Persons
arr cautioned against taking the prizes, as
payment will be withheld al this office.
July ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

There has been considerable sensation on
exchange, from the report that a house very
largely engaged IN the China trade had stop
ped payment. " !. Journal, JHIy II.
\ correspondent informs Us lhd' the hou'c
alluded to is that oil I HOS II. SMITH. He
is SAID 10 BIZ minus to Government for up
wards OF a million. but being great stock
holder in the z. s. Bank. the debt may posi-
bly, be safe. His other dehIs are represented
10 BIZ upwards Of million" We also learn
thai another verv considerable failure has
taken place in New York
IA1yfaD Hctqh.
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hall be hereafter attended 10,
ETFp

The Forcgn Rsws. We hive Liverpool
dates TO the 9th June Extracts will he found
in preceding column The London papers OF
the 81 OF thai month contains n bulletin Of q
bloody battle fought between the Turks aud
Russians, resulting IN glorious victory 10 the
latter W. do moi copy this bulletin, because
the papers Of the 9th roga,d Las apocryphal.
There has been yet no battle fought
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

H. As thr veraeiiy aud integrity Of Judge
pofiance, IN estimating tie value of his lrsiimo.
ny, relative to the connection between Bur and
Jackson. II may mol I've amns 10 stnir, that a
gentleman who resides Ia his immediate neg .
boihood Vas IN this place a lev DAYS SINCE,
whose intercourse with Judge Williams Is ne
queni aud familiar, who states thai no man ~
Tennessee stands higher iur nteFtiiy aud re-.
gard to truth, 'han the Judge aud that, ms for
himself he could mol dsbelie'c any assertion he
might makr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24
MARRIAGE.

Married on Tuesday evening last by ih"
Rev WIN. kc,d, MI Hmt,y MifhcH 10 Miss
LH.nhcLh .LInin. al of TINS plnre
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

It is stated IN the Mlledgevile Statesman
aud Patriot, that two manufactures, tor bag
glng, negro cloth and sheelinR, are about to
be established IA the neiehborhood OF Mi
ledgev,lle, and that The nRenl 81 n hons, IN
Savannah, purchased lot At the late tale 81
reserve al the lud,an Springs Tor IA similar
pnruOsr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

Il p Weere compelled to postpone the pro
At Concord, untl ON ueAl- We have three ora.
tons on hand winch we shall make room for
noon as possible IN the order they were received
mund W CabeIl's j. and third Nh. S. H. Daw-
sons.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

NO1lCE The ubrribcf hih continues 10
v sell i0baceo aud oiht, ptoduce an commits
non. III W,H also ship prodfcs Of nm kind for q
re,y modcrait COMPENSATION. hsfpiag a regular
correspondence uiH He bea mercantile h0nses n.
RchHio,td Jrom uhIrh h. receirs ne earifca and
most authentic commercial intelligence pom In
rope 0Hd eiseuhsrf he UH be snabied 10 transdtf
b@iac"m all hiaes, NH y Thorough ku0trtedge
ofhe joretgn 0s t1eH as domestic marktis
A Ht1IUER.
N D. Hapng been appointed thapcefy COu,.
missioner, dm prepntfd al al times 10 take
d,poatoas dug rrbce N C1mpbH coapty md
mog genoaiiy be fund nj my eDire, a G5 Joors
ADORE The trauthn iIoii 4 n
May IL iGtsy3
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Bob PERMITTING.

s's'S S '%.s'" sa"s"s" T sl% "s1
the v IssesENEAN OFFICE. where
has been just received a variety OF new aud
beautiful, lob Typ. Apin3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

INSPECT III
The past week 42l hhds Of passed tobacco 81
hhds refused total 49l.
The quantity as will be seen is diminishing ;
there Is no material change IN the article. Pm
ces have generally been some better during the
week Tins day July Oath, prices seem again
TO lower. The Foreign News received by the
last mad, down TO the blh Of June, is very unia-
L l. l.. A, r...I..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

From the New York journal Of Commerce.
We Learn nom Hartford, thar great excite
ment was produced there on Wednesday las,
hy the discovery Of an extensive fraud, which
had been committed on the Hartford Bank, by
Mr. RnsdalA one Of the Clerks. lie has been
cmpIoyed in the Bank 'or eighteen ar twenty
wears, during all which time he has enjoyed the
fullest confidence of its officers. His course
hs. been ihn ever since his connection with the
Institution commenced he has been making over
drafts upon his deposite. Bn he has all along
conlrlved To keep the balance by wrof posting ;
as, for instance, by adding cYpher 10 the a.
mount deposited and il is now found that he IS
really in faux for thirty or t0riy thousand dol
lars. This round sum of money, according to
his own account of il. has been been mostly eI-
nended IN Lottery Tickets, and we happen 10
know that Broker ia tins city, some years
since, paid him prl1e of 10000 dollars. oncn
is the Fortune" Of this infatuated man! 1t
indeed true, that we are not often presenter
with picture Of desperation 30 deeply shaded,
but if il wetp possible 10 open the dwellings, OF
povertv, aud trace out the pln'ngs otthe heari,
we might muster scenes OF anguish and CRIME
that would asronish the public, Indifferent as
they now are to the evils Of TINS species Of spec
uIatiop Ihev are not Indifferent because such
evils Il not exist. but because they are unseen
n, # they are s4en il is only by the "retches
who are themselves involved and who know
no way OF recovery bot by plugging stu deep
rr his real, 10 be wished that the pubhc
might al one see g. appreciate the enec' OF Lot
.erjps We are persuaded that It wouil ne 'he
end OF their existeuce.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

4 : The Knoxville Register received yes
te,dn,, contains II defence Of t:en Jackson's
leagnr with Burr. We haye not room 10 notice
II to-day. 1t plainly demonstrates Gen Jack.
sons guilt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

tn Exposure ly declaring Burr f.fe f.om an
eerspr, nthai oBaif - Bh IN Kentucky
this new damninR fact was mol wanted, rs
lneksons fate hfrt !. irtevoceily sealed.
Ihr kenlnrkians ibink the Hermitage quite
good enough Tor hunt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

IndelibIe INK, for marking ON linen cloth, &c
is ma lie by dssolving on d,schm OF 'nnar caus'
.,,c aud half an ounce Of gum arabic in hall a
piot of pure rain wafer. Previous to using II
,na clo,b to tp marked should be wet with pre-
paratory liquor made by dlssolvlns one d ac'n,
nr sal, Of tartar in half gill of rain water. aud
,roronqblv dried srd @oHed. A'ttlsan -fdp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

~ OlltE.-Ihr snbsclihcr has tbs day en-
/ Y ploycd Winston II Lueas, 10 eupeflntcnd
H." shoc aud boot making bu ms IN fhe shop
occupirh by sad Lucas bat docs uot intend To
become responsible for any contracts bni those
made BY myself BALrll SMITH
Julv -. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

Durm The night Of the 3oIh ol' the Tariff
Bill together with The eiligles Of MessIs, Clay,
Webster, Everett, Matthew tmfy, 1ayiot
oi New YORK aud MdlarS. were burnt amid
u large concouIsc Of spectators, at Columbia,
&
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24

Mr. Barbour, our Minister to London, vii
embark at New York on the hrsl Of the ensuing
month
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

AVA y viii eisethe highest price IN cnsb for
Wv Wheat delivered ntthe Lynchbnrg Mis-.
JOHN d SETH HALsEY
Iuly 2I 6is3
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IsFIVIEM

Oiihr Lynchb0re Tobacco Market
Corecttd reekg Jor Me pirginian, ~
THOMAS 4 ilcLcoMBE and kIoHARD lYRtE
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12
JERVIS ROCKFORD,
HAIR DRES- Err,

ED ESPECTFULLY informs the public

p ESPECTFULLY informs the public in
e 4 general, that lie has taken a room, in
Whtman's Block, 40. g, Wes'mnster-street,
where ho has cOmmodiOus accommodations
for Genlcnen's Hair Cutting, &c.
Permit hun TO say few 0rds upon his pro
fessIon.
Doctors Gail and Gpurzhem have contend
ed that genius, taste, the passions and all thac
belongs to the intellectual powers ofman rest
upon the formation OF the cranium:-Ths may
be true--but with how mucn more truth can
il be said that the beauty of " the human face
dirine," depends upon that great feature OF
the coun'enance, the HAIR. Fashion has held
Il constant reign, exhibiting all the varieties Of
| her power, over this vegetable of The human
! head-now flowing in luxuriant ringlets, and
now shaven with ecclesiastical solemnity.-
Wigs were invented to give dignity TO the wise,
and the appearance Of gravity and wisdom TO
the dull; but the age Of wigs is gone forever
| the owl Of Minerva has moulted his feathers,
AMI fallen from her fane.-The present style
( of moulding this feature has never been sur
passed has classical origin, taken from
the antique crop seen on the Elgn marbles
and Roman COINS, uniting Athenan grace
with Roman dignhy,and is finely adapted to
the ball room or military parade. This art oS
| managing the hair" is one not learned in
day, bat requires skill and experience The
rule Is genera but the application must be va
red for delicate features by help of this art,
| can be built up into something of marital air,
! and severe limos Of the countenance soffened
down to sylvan simplicity. If any one doubt.
whether this can be done, let hlm come and
! test his skill 6m nov 2I
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12
TIE EANDERER.

TIE WANDERER.
The mTonHrlms threw slycry lgh,
On lI,s chi ihtpl'. tranquil cot,
And ilIn~iud glowing -lrs Of nisht,
Ghonc on Lis peaceiuspl
With he rtir. h,rrt. md a fl1istep lgh',
n II hr srl.n hia rhc"'lt, he'rh;
Andh.sh .s'tirb'. = lie welcome sight,
OftIs Pi,.G - IA ,'th
Did he mol Ia,r the deep low tones,
OF his fuirr's v','c' iu prNer'
Bcaepclirr b'f Fl, rc1,r''. high throne,
The wandcrer's lie tn>prt:
Al! WIS no, t,-: hi7 ,ns ~ sigh,
At the t'oueIt u' eli ,5n'
Was htS sisters - ii'' Il -'i! nlsh'
Ard the ~ ps, i'y",H i'.-..'!
rutHnAl.,. hope mud ihc airy tread,
Art ii.e ssnuy sriir Trr' Ger,
When s;rue.r lllrd i,,sr ,Ilsr, and said,
4" Tisuu Wi. s,e :Hcii io.lts 10 njfc."
Asd where were iiev. who-r tender lovo,
O'er al hs ynIjh Ii'd sn' rd
periiaps frn itc;f 81 lnine tjove,
Viewing l,eir io'"ly clGd.
And size. whose s,'tr, glad tones, were son
As nfisic 10 lie elr,
She slcp; Ia deih-wl'ee snilo 10 Oft,
sculcd lis soHhWs Erfe.
And ,lipss clustering loc>s II raven hlir,
Ilit b..gUi aIi 30 aiglt al eye,
That vani.'.rl hut tie god add fall,
And bealiiu, must de-.
To him there's a voire In the breeze that steals
Tho every i'rlcs~ ilrr
Ard the sight II eicn well known srot but rcas
Tie pings of memory.
Tlere was su,amn sill es', whorr
Dealt Esil. wnh LIS wit,'nns b.. sfi
And tl,s le,rs wrr cdi, thai werr won't 10 share,
Esch innuoea' de- GIT
.Imus, lin or in these s!ndcs no more,
FOR this Is nj my huri",'
And never from tlH lonely hour,
pss 4 wanderer cea,'d to nam.
pu, ottrn. in the silent eve,
Bensnii, tie ms,n's p'le b ans.
Are bi- dearest ii' uglf-, ~ tl' sich' sf''s,
nv lie side ,r lls in'iyo streams
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12
JOHN HARTSHORN.

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosroN.
AS taken the Store Nos FL and 23.
hA Liberty square Buildings, oppost, the
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose of
iransaciing Commission Business, ind tenders
his services 10 his friends and the public, re-
spcc'tu'ly soliciting consignmcnts OF every de-
scrptIon Of merchandise
Particular attention will be paid to the sale
of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual adyan-
ces made on consignments. Refer to
GEORGE :. RATHBONE.
CHARLES HARTSHORN.
Providence.
Boston, October l6 epistf.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12
TO THE UN ORTUNATE

8 ER RiWSONS celebrated urethrti,:
NJ Balsam for the cure Of yonnorrhe.
glee's' and seminal weakness Tins elegant
biislm MS the astonishing power of relieving
the inIlimml'lon, and pn:iing an end to the
vrn'en' discharge in few days. The aston
ls'iing medical powers of the ureibrtIc balsams
have been fairly tested for several years in the
cure OF hundreds. 1t is IA pure vegeta BILE pro
dnction without particle Of mercury The
proprietor has thought proper 10 of; r il in this
more for the convenience of persons afflicted
WIN diseases of this nature; as there are MANY
Young people, who, for fear of exposure 10 a,
nei''' tnrn. vii! ha"e recoursc 10 the dan
g"ro Is c;pri.en' OF r'cscr b,na for themselves.
i"i .tE'H" 'ni.scr'Ga iiei, pom ch aud pow
ci al ni:h cncs 10 ,rc risk and injury Of their
constitutions which the general know ledge of
tins remedy will in great measure oby,ate ss,
there till be nothing else necessary but the
street observance Of the rules ard dircctions
l'Id down. accompanying every bottle will
be found complete and fall directions for the
cure oi the disease, which is SD s'npliiied that
no rson can err Sold wholesale and re.
tail by J. IT, MASON E Co. Broad street
Providence. Price S3 per bottle.
Nov 10 GIN
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12
HOLMES X Mo ULIOcfi

NiiE brewery, under the snperintendance
Il OF HOLMES S' M'Culloch, is now in op-
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall.
winter and spring seasons They keep con-
stantly on hand, a very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the.
most accommodating terms. families viii he.
supp ed at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers.
U.s. Orders also received at No. 8 Market.
street by Francis Payerrne, which will be
promptly attended To.
Dee 22 sm
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12
PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

FaNHE pIoprietors Of the Phn~IpENcE
n WIND MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their Mill is now in operation, and pre-
pared to obey the commands Of its patrons and
the public at large The Mill s situated on
the Plain, adjoining the west burial ground
and at very convenient distance fiom the
town. As there is now no grst mill in this
vlcInty, the proprIetors anticipate a full share
o, custom ana assure all who may employ the
M''' T., Una, 'he'r orders will be fathfmlly obey
ed. Toll, as usual at other Grrsr Mills.
Oct 27
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12
NEW GOOMS,

Ar No. l, CANAL.sTREEr.
q SMALLEY, >has just received ut his
- Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
mcnt of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloihs and Cassimeres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; n few pieces drab DUFF
fills, Kerscys, Plads, Camblets, Bookings, &c
&c.
Onhond An extensive assortment ef Re adv
Made Clothing, OF every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
latest style, which will be sold for cash, at
prices that cannot fail to suit customers.
October 3
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12
it were better that her suflcrings were

it were better that her suffcrings were
ended.
Randolph is sclfcxiicd from his ma
tive land, wandcrer upon the bosom
Of the earth. That Ii" is miserable let
ihosc judge who have pernscd tins
,kctch-that he ought to be so, let the
proud and the passionate, the jealous
and lastidous answer.-Philadelph'a
.4tbmn.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12

"A certain 'slice of the peace
would only hear one Of the parties III
a case bcCrc him. because. rs he said.
il always puzzled him when he heard
both"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12
II was a moonlight night, and the

mount. Among the company Was "A
young man named Delacour, who had
ever been warm admi"er of Adc'
aide, and a sted.ast tricnd Of her
family. From this latter circumstance
she had been less restrained in his So
cicty, and had permitted him almost
similar privileges with those she would
have granted to "A brother. He had
more than once stolen kiss from her
lips in the presence of Randolph, who
had looked Oh bitterly, hu. silently.
His was not nature TO brook such
liberties toward. the 2irl he SO cXres
siNcil loved. He told her in gentle
ness that shc driractcd from his cs-
TEEN by the indulgence of such con-
duct--tolI her t!at he was Of proui
and Jealous temperament, and tha,
slight circumstances TO him were OF
immense importance. She pronlsci
to guard aaa.ust such liberties in fu.
lurc, and lhcy parted in love.
II was when Adelaide was slightly
offended with Randolph that the Of
fence was repeated. lie said nothing
at the time. bat on the next fitting oc-
ca>ion, vented the tide Of its feeling
IN all il7 bitterness upon her head
lie Irscd the false pride which iildu-
ccd her TO rctallatc in this manner.
and sworc by all that he held sacred
upon earth or IN heaven, that rcpc-
tlion of the inhclicacv wonld sever
their union forever. The company
at Fairmount were fall of high spirits
aud howing souls. Dclacour was re-
markably lively and assiduous. Adc-
laidc received hi compliments with
courtesy, and, a the attent'on Of Ran
do'ph appeared asc'na'cl by another,
win apparent pleasure. HI" to
former danced together and in the hi
larity of the moment, and amif the
wIndings # the dance, Delacour
ought for and found an opportunity
to press h,s :ip. to those of Adelaide
Sac turur.. Ilcr dark r,c upon Ran
l,Ip ph wi'h Il glance Of rXul!a,ion.
Ills brow grew dark IN an Instant, IN,
lips qnivcrcd with anger, his eyes
flashed with flry and passion, and hi,
mp cfrled with mingled scorn AMI
pride. Adj Iaide gjancel upon him
again and started. His face was
,haS'ly pale, and his form seemed
trembling with agony. She rcrentrd
oi her folly, bat even whilst har heart
WAS al no>t bursting with torurc slI"
determined to appear n,atfe ted.
it.rioi2h'S dream of honor wa~ over.
lie had been mockeI in his pronI'-i
aud nos, devoted passion. anI ny "a
u " thou .h'ir>s giv! IL wcpi q
few solitary tears IL thr p"i,ar, ot h,,
.iyr c'rnr'', - rred a :Ii~ A.ir" .
40 -. dpNn, d"Nn " lrh,i r t, il.
hoionr. u was lniny weary moAi!
ere the burning nhme ct ms 'd'!a'r'
was qnrnrh"i. Bl' from that nigh
" nc "c'cr met Adelaide a5ain."
The remnant of her h;s,,ry ;s h,;e,
and sorrowfuI The sI;nh, ,r,,,r',,,
which she cpioycd At ,be rx,.n.. -,
R,ndolpl,'. ! 'oiou.y wa. +, har q, nm
o,l.>,ois sour. 4. Of misery n ,h
hr;ef r,ur.e ,f their ,rn,,,;nt,,c. h.
had wound himself into ,ho dn.oo.,
rcy;ons of b.r so,I II ,v,s To- I;..,
;dola,rv and che had olor;nd !, ;,s
uor o,rl.nst cnnc,n,;o,s
of his character had been far s.,rnas.
sod he tbo.r i,,ar h,rtb -Shn h,,
orl., no,d.rcd u,,, IN. ;,dnGn,!Ln
nature of his endowmcnts. on the all
..,..Li -.. r
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12

We 6, o, f. ~ Mr. h iried. roems, anoiher very C..
de- siecn.aH Dfh senins, wh Ch VII he read with N
isf,clun, by every iu,cr Of genuine pDcsy. itnseon
,icn Of tie poem ccuL.sI,r3 IN onr Lst.
TO CLARA.
Voc 10 BE heart vh'i Ta'''a. p"H"r. 'ids'
Soon sipk. the Iuod To- .,a,t ne dt''n ,heie.
CsoLr.
Tic sHbirgs of tie nici}it sea
Tie M M of @.ni- u ,Hei wants u death,
Tie wal Iil't " Irr- events hb tt,
Tie a. iul yu.r, tii o NJ hsr"ih--
Such -.unhs come p'ci tie Gul.lng htsom
Wien dlrf Nc,r Tr,E', fnd a.Gs
Tie .i,ei.se oi c.,'.. 4 Utd l.. som
Iiut AI,,.htt u.c ti", ctr" ofFphnsj
Sttn .uu,.s 'Dtu- .. ci ~ - ~ HH 'Irn
To slrB,ef spas rud happier .JuTs,
Ard Ln:'i;l, lGrci irc' Jrs born
Amid ylIo! Loves .-c,lci bowers.
Between tl.c i,asi., IS. os. fy, jig. ri-s,
Like i.ctss hu., . au-eI's ,"rli.e,
Pefoe the urlUr o' r'Hrpi
h,eet 1cuug 90 IT,, iuH,. Divine,
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