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u6der whieisyon now labor. mi fan Il yoar
children aid sneesssursio M enlles. tax Z
Prudence answers.nol
Asmany persons are opposed TO the road
because Of The supposed expense oi mixing
", ! wili nov show that fhe- eS1,enss vii be
very little, and In the cod II will actually he
economy, ssrn tn itidse WHO have n%nfting
for market, bni who now have 10 york on the
roads.
am very we'll eonvinceh thai every man
through whu,a land the road mny he lu,iied
tuules, in sonie special cases OF damage. aud
who can see A. far as the eod OF his mise b..
fner Ia n will gre the land rather Than pre-
veat. by eiaiming damages, the pslallishmeni
ol The road : md Where they cannot see, 4
am sure The COMMISSIONER will see Tor them
-l follows ihatile landaver which III. road
viii nm. aiilensi but l~iitle.--Bni, II will he
asked, nov Is The road 10 be openei | nm.
swei, by ~i,tidlns the road Into s%eetions over
each sfeiion plafe u man Of arrangement aud
ntetlirenee !ant nnder these nanagtfs. place,
BY ofder Of oaeft as ne yinealles are now plH.
cod all the male labor'sa Within 6se miles Of
cm'h shie nj Tho raHd who n,,hi furnish TOOLS 40
rcqn,red.hs.law, 1t, zach manager and over.
seer employ. nj the expense Of the county, hors.
rs auf oxen aud good ploushs--or let them take
horsrs or oxen M the room % iaborefs--and
venture to sai with much confidence. the road
VII he completed ia me week, ard @hen CON.
ptetrd, h lfile}wpEs to keep It IN afier, VIII
te 0'ly reqalreds Because Of its proper gradu'
alton.
10 fighten the necessary expenaes, L4hink the
Bridge Company at bynchhHfg ls,fi me cut zens
OF that pla = oughtto.make etUnnpin : also, tbs
clt'xc,,s Of cha,ioiscsSttle- II thr ssfdee Cum.
pan. refuses. take the lohd TO the lord of ferry
~ fine road can be gotio either pltee.
CLINTON
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MIR. JEFFERsON'S OPINIONS

we are extremely glad thattIh. Jefferson
Randolph. esq has felt himself at liberty 10 pub
lish the letter Of Mr.. Jelfer,o 10 Gov. Giles.
which the reader will ind IN another column.
II bears date oue dry y|rerioas TO a ritter some
time SINCE published by Gov, Giles as having
ing contrary sentiments. What i. the infer
rnce' Are we TO suppose, thai Nh. Jefferson
would, on the 25ii, speak of an Individual Ia the
highest terms Of praise, aud, on the 2fta, dt-
nounre him in the most vehement language ?
Surely not. 1.-THE letters Of he 9th AID Goth
had been written to different persons, then. in.
deed, the contradiction might be barely accom-
ted for, on the supposltion of Mr.. Jeherson's
Inconsistency and insinccritv Gov. Giles
must hinselfhaye held Mr.. Jclrerson's opinions
very cheap, il it were true that he received both
letters. The only fair inference, therefore, is
that Gov, Giles never did receive the letter OF
the Goth which he published, OBTAINING Mr.. Al
ans but, that like some holy prosecutors, he
thought, that even forgery aud falsphood are
! Idl u'lllblt' II 'it AZ Ilflauh'lF mlH1sfll tIdt ne
is " doing God service, in porpetratlng them.
The letter of Mr. j. fcrson should be read nv
every man before be votes on the Sd Of Noyem-
ber-aad we agree with the Wing in thinking
that il should be read on the day OF election TO
the assembled treeholdcrs. 1t the people will
infiict a " curse upon themselves, lei tsem do
it with their eyes open-thal. hereafter. they
may crnsufe only their own obstinacy for their
own rashness.
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JESSE BENTON

Ciog and BVr.-The Jacksonians have some
what prided themselves on thc fact that a Mr..
John Downing, of Lexington. Kentucky, has as
serted that Mr.. Clay was an associate of Burr,
and thew quote the names of several honorable
gentlemen orthal place,,o prove his reSpeo'ah >
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REMONA Al.
BENJAMIN /. .Iunt, Tailor,

q n ESPEC1FULLN informs MS frisnia aud
" @~GustpmfIs, mat he has removed rs sRol
10 the honse la'eiy in tie 90 upancN oi WI
llams and Leeingsion, next dor 10 Margin q
Mcdaniel. q I~mtH"imlely sploslle his old
stand, Vfer H. Is ready 10 receive md exc
cute MI ofdefs III Ia, lIne with nealness ana
IN tie most fashionable manner. Grateful lol
the very liberal patronage he has received
.i0ee bia commencement, be hopes. by street
attention 10 bnsinrs, and unw earird endeav-
ors 10 please, 10 merit a contienanGe OF the
same. BENZ. 1. HUNT.
OcI q 2B22
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M relation 10 lllen, as well a. lis iniearis. lie
cuuintndeti lis eaieet, i, the cts el kieaninhh,
SURF unded bs tie distinguished lawyers OF That
place. who are equal IA legal acquifemenis. aht
forensic ,ioqnence 10 tho members ri any bar
IN our coanlrs, aud has alwsvs ma,aiained n
hiehts respectable standing amongst iheiu. Al
Though he has not, like most of thep, devoted
his a,tensaln exclusively to his prof ssianal pur-
suits. As a politician we see him last rising -
po,hica eninencr, under many disasis f,iases,
I and surely II j. no mconsiderable one thai he mas
TO mingle his professional duties with his poll l.
cal l,bots. Those who have seen him IN the
Chair of the House OF Delegates of Virginia,
must admit The remarkable pfompinesss and de.
cision which ne uniformly Displayed, ns well as
his dicnlsa OF manners io' can u be for . mo-
men, doubted, thai It requires talents OF No ordi.
uir, stamp, In sustain with dignity the elevated
| station which he ,tow fills. lie is naturally
warm and ardent.h his %freiugs sirang aud his
manners frank and candid thus gives In his
eloquence much force and Rnlmatipn, which
sometimes almost approaches 10 sehefneuce,
when his feeling are arou'Vd. l. general ms
ayIe Is strong, nold aud manly his reasoning
clear afft loreihle. II is deeply 10 be regretted,
thai the split Of party should lead The eesi mon
| ofour country, ooeasiunaily, Into the expression
| ofilIiberal seniiiuents seward each other but
when the present lerneni shall.be %allayed, and
The feelings which grow outof II have passed a
nay, Yirginia will loohtp Mr.. Stevenson a. one
other future ornaments, timd "A CHAMPION OF
the principles lor when she Inns SO long conten-
dcd. Nor will she look in vain. Of his pri.
waite virtues | have SAIL nothing they belong 20
himself and his friends who know how 10 ap-
pr%eciete the, warmth, auj Ihe dlsin'etes,ednes
ul1i il feelings. NlikhlNluS,
~ 1t ~ ~
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4tust sdh Of Laad in Halfar.


Nm AondsY4ihc first day Of hsiilak Nov.
" court nexl, We wilI proceed 10 sell, at
public auction, Cor cash, before the a,pr "
Halifax oouri honse, u part OF a liaetsH mod,
Wing and being 10 said coop uD Baim,stee
River, adjoining the lands ol III Winning
nam, Martin wilson aud others, and 10 . paft
oithr land on which Nathaniel Carter lesides
That part 10 be sold %Gontrins about Qua
hundred aud nineteen and a nall ncres, more
or less, aud is The same laud which was here.
'oiore conveyed 10 Saul. Stevens by Nancy
Wtlinghnm, n per deed OF record IN Halifax
county. llie sale viii be made III pursuance
n n trust deed executed Ia The undersigned nv
-nnl. stevens (since decd) On The 3rd ds} of
March, 1923, which is OF record III Hshmx
county oonrt. We believe the title 10 mat
pprl 1T ,he land now advertised IL le good,
hut rs trustees "ew,ll conway such titir oniy
rs is vested IN rs by said decd aud none oth
er. NN g. BANKS. 1rus-
SAM. OAKLAND. ieca.
Oct. ~. lds22
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II " NM TF4ITJ,
J. P9SELETHWAiTE,
y ROBr. FIR WEIR.
RObr. S. TODD,
AUG. +. HAWKINS,
ALN, STEPHENS,
CHARLES WlCkLlFFE,
JOIN W. BALL,
l. STEPHENS.
Lexington, Oc,. II, ISIS.


Flash IN The pan -fne Washington rele-
graph. some DAYS ago, issued a most alarming
threa' To wit, that IT was about II make some
Developments, which would show that Mr..
Adams could not, with honor, retain Mr.. Clay
as Secretary of Stat. another hour We have.
ever since, opened the Telegraph with a tremb.
ling hand, when, 10 \ mouse came forth from the
groanings of the mountain Our readers might
guess aud reckon for u hundred wears, and they
would never hit upon The mighty secret. Hen.
ny Clay is efrectually damned and the whole
administration is proved concluslyely TO he a
mass OF puire faction-corrupt and rotten IN all
ITS parts Jonathan Russell, a confessed miscre-
ant. wrote a %letterto Henry Clay some ten wears
since, abusing Two of his colleagues in the ne
g~ot'ation ofthe Client treaty, supposed to he Mr..
Adams and Mr.. COLLABORATION he dennnnces
rs both weak in mind, 4 arrogant in disposition
Lrc0, (says Duh) Mr. Adams cannot. with hon.
or, retain Henry Clay as Secretary Of state !
On, Duff Duff We had always believed YOU
to be as ~contempubly d~epraycd in mind IA in
principle ; but had never believed, until now
that your folly exceeded your meauness
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'4. The following note, 'rom some 81 the ga
ere, will determine whether Mir. Downing be
MOI a peasioaed libellrr.-Wc have sotue other
doeumrnls on hand. relative 10 tins matt r..
which We regret WE received Mt too late an
hour for publication io-iay-They will appear
in our next
The subscribers having observed n certificate
signed by tbem, published IN the last kentucky
Gazette, piintrd IN this place, touching the cha.
racter OF John Downing, a witness Tor tic pur-
pose OF assailing the character OF our friend aud
fellow citizen, the Hon. n. Clay as beng as
soeiated aud connected with the celebrated Aa.
ron Burr, feel II \ dnly which ihey owe to III I'M
selves. their friends aud the community, to ex.
pose the base frauds a,tl prelrnces used IN pro-
curing then sle nainrrs To that certificate, and the
unho aud wicked purposes for WINCH IT has
been used ~
Several DAYS before the publication alluded 10
made its appearance, Dow nlng WIS basltd in
procuring signatures 10 his certificate. wherein
the slgners say they ka0tV nothing thni should
impair his standing on oath. using with some oi
us the preiext for obtaining our signatures, that
he was about 10 remosc 10 Southern country
where a certificate Of his charRcter 10 this effect
would be- desirable with others, that his char.
dt'eI ial ptth hssalrd, by individuals III THIS
place vino had detefmined TO inlure hun aud
although we were appraised tom report that
Downing had led IA disorderly aud dissolnte
course OF life, yet we never mad kuoioR him per
Jured, - his yeraoity on oath ques,ioned.-ie t
from the ~fraduleai manner, and the many false
pietexts used byshim to Obtain our signatures,
and the mallgnanllISe which has been made OF
tpem, We feel justified end are mubiimoR in
saying (whateser our opinlous may have hecn
previously thai We do not believe the statement
~ the charge made by him against hf. Clay.
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n ATlLI he sid 10 the highest bidder, the
w 2ifh day Of December neal, The lract OF
land wbcreon | now reside, situated ~ the cum
" of Camnbtll, on the North Fork OF Ealing
River, distant about twenty miles t,om Lynch.
hu,G, aud contain about twelve or thirteen hun.
drcd acres, with a great portion OF low grounds,
aud - considerable quantity of nneleared lanI.
we'll adopted 10 the culture Of Fancy TOBACCO,
a good = ist aud saw mill, aud a respectable
stock OF Iimber. Also, good orilinaty improve.
ucnrs. The purchaser will he required 20 pa,
one ,hird Of the purchase money The FIRST day
of Nav iext, aud the balance In two equal an
uual payments, THEODORE REID.
Oct y. IDS
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,TgUST SALE.

Y 10 ell, fof cash, before the front doc Of
the market house, in the town Of Lynchbuug,
Il negro woman named Maria, the property az
Wm. l. Saunders. The sale will be made IN
pnr.n,nre Of n trust deed, executed 10 US by
sand saunders. ON the 22l FAY Of March, 1925.
and af record IN the Clerk : office of the tius-
tings Court, Tor the Corporation of fynchburg,
We viii convey such tile only ms is vested in
MS by said deed.
The above sale postponed until Saturday
the 6th day Of November neNt.
So NJ. II. q. Trustees.
DC, ~ atds22
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MGHY SCKOOL-

YraS. X. CHAPPELLE respectfully inform,
~ the citizens Of Iynchhurg, thal he in
tends opening, on the first Monday IN Nov.
next.a NIGHT school, Tor Tire tuition ot
males in the following branches
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, GeoG-
rHpby, History aud Arithmetic.
Thu terms will he five dollars for the sra-
son Give montGs) exclusive oi candles.-
Honrs, from early candle light to 0 o'clock.
Del. l3. itElS
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VI
HEWSON'S OFFICE.

/ntlE following number were drawn in
- the Dismal swamp Canal Lottery l1th
Class, viz
10 7 Is SO 10 s. 10 81
y. W. HEWS0N,
Successor 10 S.. q NJ. Allen j. Go.
Oct. y.
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am, Sir. with great respect
Your oud't. serv'r.


T.. :. Tom. Es2.
Sir - have received your letter Of Inc ~''
=. applying 10 me for s"ch information ~ |
iossess relative 10 the purchase Of Colhert's re-
,eive. do no, trel myseif authorised to expose
10 the world nv private Transactions with any
nan. unless he calls on me TO do SO and the
exposure Of those with General Jackson, owing
'o.the friendly ~rsistion. tia, formerly existed be-
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P.S The bearer has been requested to await
the receipt of your answer.
JAMES JACKSON.
Lexington, OFT. 3. 1923.

p The bearer has been requested to await
the receipt Of your answer.
| certify that I was employed by Geo. James
Shelby. 10 proceed Ia the res drnce OF Gen. An
drew Jackson aud deliver 10 him a letter al.
dressed q him by said Shelbv.-That, accord
ingly. | started IN the Stage for Nashville IN the
20th of September last, ard arrived at the
" Hermitage the residence Of Gen. jackson, on
Friday the 26 h, and delivered into his own
hands said letter. That immediately on read
ing said letter, Gen. Jackson stated that he
should not answer it, which declaration he re-
peated several times, adding that after the cleo
ton. ifan application was made 10 him and he
considered ii necessary, he would anSwer.-l
took m, leave ofthe General, returned 10 Nash
will, and the next morning took the Stage tor
home. (Signed) THOMAS GOII.
State Of Kentucky, G,
F1yrtte county,
Personally appeared before the subscriber, a
Justice of the Peace for said county, Thomas
Colt aud made oath that the statements con.
tanned Ia the above certificate are true. Give,
under my hand this 18th dav of Oct. lS25.
B. 5. TODD, J. p.
In connection with tins subject, it is proper Il
say, that Jesse s%coion, Esq. (%brother Of Sena
tor Thomas II. Benton has also made a call o,
MIR. James jackson for his testimony n
to the occurrences ut the ChickaSaw Trea
we presume on the same grounds that he re
fused MIR. Shelby. Why, we AGAIN ask, doe
Gen. Jackson refuse to permit bin 10 sprak
Why, hut that he is conscious Of c1iHc Why
l. - 5000 4 4 4. . -
We hope, cordially hope, that this developemen
oChis knavery may not he too .ate TO save ouI
country from the " curse of his election
We have not room to-day for Mr.. Benton
letter to James jackson-We shall publish IT il
our next-and in the mean time, copy the con
Guiding paragraph.
ain making this appeal to ynn, sir, beg
leave to recall TO your recollection a circum
stance which took place between us in 1873.
You had ridden FROM Nashville to Franklir
more than once to see Thomas II. Ben ton, NV
brother, under the character Of a friend and So
cond Of Gen. jackson in the duel those visits
were intended to bring on. IL was your fortune
10 receive from Us AT the close of That cores
ponlence. what seldom happens TO the lot ol
man ailude sir to the sincere, ON our part
andEdcsprvcd on YOURS, the strongest expressions
oradmiratlon for the delicate and honorable
manner IN which you conducted yourself to-
I wards us. Though, sir, | have considered YOU as
belonging TO The ranks OF our most malignant
aud ungcnerous enemies, Vet towards yourself
have always felt the most profound respect,
The strongest evidence ! can possibly offer of the
confidence / have Away; had aud still have, is
the Offer here presented, to stake all nv charges
1T -. h.
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Ls1GERDEMAIN

And Philosophical Experiments.
~ The course of tue evening, Nj. Dumltieo viii
~ introduce
Ige; Comic Songs, On Charaeter.)
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EXECIITOR,o oarIr

WILL ne sold thursday the 2sth inst a, III. l,,s
drnce OF Geo Dabnsy, dec. the county Of K;ng W.,
~ ne ef''ba6e estate Of said deceased costrr of is,y
s yeIy valuable stock Of horses, cattle, sheep and
e.oetn assortment Of household and kitchen f,s,,,rc
m,s pis.n s,e,' &c An eissam carriage AID Larnes,
oats e fodder, and about 500 barrel. Of corn y - ''
EhInS-For ,ums Of soand less, cash FIR
mar atntu" credit will he allowed pr csye,, i'm he g.
security. . O'Ns s'" sPPFoFtQ
az the sane time snJ place will be
GOOD bo =. 'e year ieT rsgrcs. annous which sp
gardener ~ COOK ood aa excellent vaskstr q
,bs sl, 'e ,eue ti9e will bs sold ef the will -,
estahi,bed :, ~ khcyn ~ the Of DabDevi. Fer
about ~ NJ tao"yer ToVn seroi' The Pamunky ng.
Dads ~ ~. end Of the mus, tbls
H.. - snng 70 That city togetLer with fe fer,v ~,
ana 80 e"n'irueed IS 70 he drawn sero,, Ssb si
Pfaiiion, by mean' Of sropel and an ss,s ~ 80
the sod'ng on the King VIM .,ds , d. " suo
1er t. situated thereon; and ell the apg urensnee. ~ "a
~ =, y "selned unDeess'ary 10 add more s 4, !, ..
Persop' de''fou' 70 own such property viii 49,
which viii be siaied the day Of ale Seiefms Of
~ VI DABNEY. 3F,,r,,ffs.,
Fsb.2 o. T. oADNEY,5 D,bu,y, dec.
65-vtsisF
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For MI ~

VIE Poplar Forest, Home Tract, or all ,ha, Part sf tb
a esaie attached TO the Mansion HOUSE cop,aniny h.,
survey ooe thousand and seventy four acre, asd bT
oil h,s apd never befose I'd 10 the pubIe
acres are already cleared the wood. hrav;y f
% ad me greater Part tobacco land the FIRST oysjv
rug Cleared iand with the exception of 50
corn; me exhausted portion might be eca,eJ rLS
uisan zoe mile from the turnpike and pieh n o,n
@ nsaSns within ITS limit: and therefore 10
go @ not less tan so acres of Lrauch and bot.
70 The Purpose Of standing tobacco lots; sbuu one
nan OF the branch land Is stii wood. On tb. ,,.rt.,,
ether improve large frsrneJ 49,
WIN sood thresh'ns machine. Tn. mansion nous,
convenient handsome. and situated on an sminenssron,.
aug nearly the whoie OF the table laad Of the far
ng 10 remove 20 smother state above pT optriv
S1s LOT for credit, and feel hesitation IN s,.s,
mat 10 tobacco planter few more des.bl
p,s, 800. FRANCIS EPPES
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Fd 2


4 has become almost The universal custom fo sell
~ nearly The whole Of The Tobscco brought 10 III, narkf
Il AUCTION because q w. tsine saGfSclofy 70 seller
huyer,t beng fsving 70 the owner, while every desie,
h' fair chance 20 sei II iis vslue, let alone ic
,nbJcrfbef heT1 leave say that The whole Of h, time viii
be devoted 20 The nefe cf the Planters sending their erop
70 his warehouses snd will aeud particularly the teeev
uE and having carefully put away, Ill that cut either
70 himself The speoors, The us donation Tbe,
considerable ID ysntsge IL being received
Il The warehouse 'oon . any damage may be generally
detected before receipt gyen the dayaec also saved
ad no mud found On the hogsheadj hey sr, N Jsmi
weather, rolled n ranks extending from he bank Of M
anal o. The house Every Pager viii ecoiec that &c hss
indyidant interest IN tie ispsssion, add tsst the IN
pcetoif receipt, tshh shall he boz al sstej bind. the
STATE for all loses. The house h fire and wser.rfoof The
ssrhcr ril here IKE occasion 10 acknowledge ~, obi
CATION 70 hose WIZ favored hin WITH the II Their orors
wei ~ for te inersd they have taken recommending
heir hiends This cannot bot be regarded the hc ey
enCe NJ their satisfaction; nay smiss 70 fensrk
That hole wh, centrally sell snrion, much fnoe ihsn
ave their expenses during The hns they have 20 sly IN
iucmondss orr sales ere wary Icy o'clock. tis a.
lords &c ptoe eihuz % ~ out he same dsy.t on,
ffnsrk, thai shall sever feel mysflf liberty knock
tohartO hoessf much my bf By luycrs) whe
there rrcfgfcto ~ fd public sl5sn. DE uicrfers
best cscri0nf, o. obs TIE highest pce5 sfe resp, ffn,
rendered. Toase snd oler espeaces pad M r,qacsied W
icsount tonAcs seal ~ ~ y. MOFgAGDE.
H'7hnsssi Z saiI- WafesrI,c, fs-.is. s3-fsfGu
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FOR XJTE-

NsthE Transition npon winch reside in Albepsf connie,
,.nmeSi1leiy 9Poo tie Turupke Road lending iroyo
"a 'r 70 SeoitsyeJ aud l6 miles from tie later paee
me uas CONTAINS 100 odd acres sbsi 500 cleared md in
goo ordsr TOT cultivation tJJ 900 which consist az FER
e cree o grounds, well drained and secured against ssh
e, iAe s land lies we'll and peculiarly adspteI TO he
eot sn lae istem Which has been exensiyeIy
TOT ns ia, 10 o. y years aud by which peansit bs,
70 almost 10 original state Of fertility prodne inc
ns crops oi corn wheat and tohsero The uc fsred ird
I,9n oa heavily inhered, snd the psD,stl7n hfovrb
ePPso WIN never failing sPrfDgs OF fne water The
consist OF tolesbe dV5 Hing and other neess.,ry
ous''' iaigs hSfn with thrcshng machine. aud oI,e
ue, svhcirt 10 secure The crops made con the lend,
"a s,n very an10us f. sell, will oppose The above ,,,
% lslu % accommodating tems, sud vtake coo,ie,s'
par o. sna paymsni IN young negroes. JNO W. CANT
~
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FROM tie Rostor Staieiman.
Coaches 81 mother pearl, tortoise she'll;
Cry's'lise murors; table, in which gems
Mase the MoSsie; cups Of srgenfy
Thick with immortal scu Ptures."-. Cuialine.
They talk Of 81 love in 9 cottage"
aud bower, Of trell,ed vine;
or nature, bewitehinsly simple
And milk maids half dis inc
1hsy may talk Of the pies-ures uf -ee yinr
In the shade Of n spreading tree,
And walk with Eymph al morning -
Who trip, with foottsp fee.
But give sly firaiich
By the light Of ch'nisI'r,
With music 20 play in the psuses.
Aud aabody over near
o. give seat on a sofa,
With glass of csperisl pinr,
Sri mamuia 'np bud 10 Uncover
he -inaii white hand IN mine.
T9gt love !" /" o',ss. sots,hunsrs.
Your Z" vine" Is a nest foe h,ss
" Simplicity tu's 'se Eraet-,
And your milk ma,b talk ~ ri.,--
C5u sink 90 your shady slun,bci
AMI wake with hing your ear,
aud yopr dam,el that 'Vslbs N ths rrurnioE
a' 'hod like mouu,a,neet.
Z" Tiue love- is at home on ostue,
AID nightly lkcs his ease,
hDf Z. true love- has eye On y cRror
AND s'stves ~ your shady tsees'-.
lis sing the fan Of ls,ly,
III, foots invisible thing
and hi' arrow Is tPp'd 18th level,
md shotirOm silver string
On mss lima Brcad-A PuS.
While ToastI their lovely ersces spread,
Ard iops around then, Guiter,
III he cOnt.ht with Annn Bread
Aud won't have any br, her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-28
NIJNLIY EnuL.s.1r

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On fs ~, yvn;y so'd De eSPossd 20 the heLest dls,
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o ~ 49, oul scrss, 90 The UPPER vestsrg .iJe ,nd
~ 100, w on The EASTERN Il ssl be d,hIed n ,sa,re1
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toP HhoH of q how around, ~ crest f.rf;,,v 4,
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"il'I ~ rtofpng raft ~ The band ,fpr,, y. 80
~ u',e . ohstlows courthouse, and you'd sn. ; 81
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land. .-''" '0s -sf VII show The
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