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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

sons DESTROYS ot obtaining the work wal DO we'll To ap-
ply s"oH as there viii be copies ordered than
to meet the demands Of subscribers.
Il Friend 10 Iruih.
We understand that Chancellor TAYLOR has apro;u.
ted I'm q. Pendeiol Clerk of the Chaucery Court
IN tins city, Wee Wan. ". Hening, decd.
On Saturday. the election Of a Common Councilman
ot Madison Ward, 10 ill the vacancy occasionei by the
nelg bv OF Nlr CrensayY resulted in the choice of
MIR. john Jones
new YORK. April lit is rumored that an order
has been received from Washington directing The com
pany OF the u. States troops now at Sac1et,s iar-
DOR, 10 remove forthwith The disputed territory on
'he north eastern boundary of the l.. States and 10
take post upon the line. The three companies
Ntetn BAY are 10 Jola the company ON Sackets
i!aroor, and the hole 20 be under the fnrnaud
OF "i"l Clark The necessity aud object of thus move
heh' are ot course, nat made public but II il
haer OF surprise that these steps shonld he taken,
the complaints of cur fellow citizens Of Name are oil
nundcd Our government IS bound, by . respect 10 lis
oiehhy, tn take prompt measures when lis
complain oil beng arrested and imprisoned by fo egn
power because they will not Acknowledge IFS ;nrisilc-
tim
ii is also stated that communication 10 Congress.
Gal, tXpected from the ptcsl. nj u Incl, i'll be re-
cei'ti with closed Doors What may DE its import,
we do not un,e. take saw We give these ;,,,nyurs
az 'hey raaCi ts without pretending vuuch for their
aIc"fac1. " Y. GaEeitc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
For ri;n co:,artrr1,oSAL WnIG


7GLis Ercr!ka,D ly,D q f;iyex 1;o,,roo,. c f-;.;:
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~ he Ir,; I' ;I,' '''''i'nce amongst me states
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ME i;rIc ,f I>;.n:- t. - ~ .,' ne III
our toIo,; cz rs 81 ni, ~ rue a'SIIG' OF
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tons ;y,,bs. - - % "or W a'n;"s-
res liri 800 49, f,lta. s. ~ 49, 80, ' '''. va
no ,onnoc emu, ,,r ,n,n ' Wv. " 80 eS'e' W.
ted ,une,:o. u = la. ho,,,,,,. H. $780,; - 49, ', ~ wa"
zers = broad W., ,,,,.. - -, W w: ~ en-
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agents lrt,cf,. ~ sn r., - 49, ,; ''''' i'" Z
found any -, no.,r IN H. 49, ,.o -, 40 ''ee ~ "''
In the cxafci,, Of Tie n,e..,,.,., cr . r,...,. :
propo,e TO ,nycs,iy,ta lie 49, ~ " ''''''' ;
the Liei,.s, ,ti.iai s.a;,ur I,i 80 10 ." 30"
exarr,pinc f;., ,oor,r,ya,, ,,I ,'iI, a o'' - ''
The I:oynrno; Of his ca. .,,i t,,
Firgjniin: HI, acls wicIh~r IC, ~
should he unu,veJ e. :, ,nc,I 70" 90 ,.'
h., into. co-a. -, ~ :; II " '"''F = - -. .
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
D0RTATsGs

All tie prizes ~ wheel aud ~ the numbers in 3ro-
Their at the whole scheme he drawn ~ one dav
and the Whole amount of pzn may be had as soou "a
dravn.
o. P,ire IF Ti~frts halves 80 quarter. Is cents
: The 1000 Plies Of s. to hc awarded to the hr-,
second or d division, TO be dctero7cd by that hen
may df5w She capital rri1c Of .1OoGO--.o nat holder
Of thee numbers, Of which shall nc 10 each iivsi r.
is ccrtoln 70 dfaw enc pri1e AND r,Y draw -four,
TIE capital prize Of $4,000 paid ~ yJrt 30 1000
rkets IN the present scheme, vii BE- scaled up AID dcCc
sued N TIE Bark Of Virginia ~ Erhnoud ard subJec,
the control of the holder n c The pr7e $4,000
:" be paA iu part by package Of 500 tirkts, VIII -
deposited in like
IL Terms-For pactasre l".. il7n siStY tickc's,
scheme pr"o Tor srroveo yay te fifteen Days shtr
the dr wing. without interest.
- Orders by mail he sa7'e attention gi-sa a,
pstsNusl application.
Mach 2}~-'s AZ ,. f5.FEV JC'tT, t..ra.f-
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winch he lives, supported BY Gen. Cocke late nenUer OF
Congress aud Col John Williams. Letters mention the
movements Of others in various parts the State We
have long since known that there existed respccabp
minority in Tennessee against Gen Jackson but the aree
OF persecution aud prescription exercised by minons
has had the effect Of slenrns opposition and ruling the
people to his support. But courage patriotism is only
I" be subdued for time. They will rise like hrtnus
refreshed by the fa-they will prove the truth of the
sinca MAXIM that honorable 10 rise supcrio Il,
The fall, than never have fallen We expect 10 hsa,
iuTthef news upon this sui in a shog, ,in,c.
The Knoxville E"quirs paper which heretofore sup.
ported Gen JACKSON has passed n,s the ha nds of new
Editor and now advocates the present nd
the election of Mr.. Adams The Editor, in concluding
las address upon taking charge Of the paper says, "I1
mental Independence be proclaimed; liberty be ecog
naed in practice. The attempted dsspotsm cr opinion
here, ought long since to ha,s been resisted II is not vet
too late the character of bond,en aud to realize
the glor'rs OF fee existence. propose the com
me"ce'nen Of an effective resistance and will continue
!" The exett"n unless expiate ny presumption, in
meeting premature marty,d"m urder the JAcKsoNIAS
constu cii"n Of the SECOND SECTION"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
Frederick County, March s2, 1873.
For rur CoysrrrUrrov,n wnre.

The dissemination Of truth at all times a most de-.
sirable object attain that object should opcn cv-
cry channel tba will afford passage aud spread IFS
benign influence the community In these pip.
ing times Of corruption ard party intrigue when an at.
tempt is made TO raise tie military standard oYc. the
civil Liberties Of country, IT IS more particularly
necessary that truth should have lis advocate and
powerful IT has in periodical publishing in
Cincinnati, Ohio, entitled TTUft's hibernate cnd
WOnthty .9atj-Jae'son ErPosoy by an association OF
gentlemen. IT IS octave size, and will be completed
in 10 uumbers, forming book of 400 pages for the
small consideration Of 81, winch charge is made pIere
Iy with view Of defraying expenses of publication.
Numbers are already published They consist Of a
compilation of documentary evidence and original
matter relative 10 the military chieftain and party,
that IS most convincing in lie Oature, and VIII,
there is doubt, be Influential In IFS effect Sub
scriplion lists open of the Post OGice and a;
'be Book store Of H'D y. Ff1ytysrpu Those net.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
,7"t.-|0c3son Corresponding rommittcex.
ISLE OF WIGHT.


ne an" jackson corresponding committee of is'e
Oh " 'gh' cou"iy have appointed Nh " Arsoa T.. Jnn
D AN members OF their boa!, iii pioce of sir Edmund
teden, d"ceased-asl ey have added tie .o!lomi :.g
gen'lenen to the original commtes:
Mallory N. Todd, james Chalmers, John
H. Todd, Davis Gray, Rev. Charles Round
tree, Alerat NJ. K. Todd. Thomas uzzcll, VII
ham Leeds, Alexander Goodwin, John God
WIN, Robert White, James Woocllev, Josiah
Z. Parker, William Crochcr, While 6. Clary.
Charlie Newell, William L.;ghtloot, George
.. +. = irews, John !toss, Joseph Goodwin,
John Newman, sen. Samuel p. Jordan, VII
Lam Bagne!l, Joseph Alc-llli@ter, Harry Rev
nuld>.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
FOR IyOyZSE Qp mr. ~, Nuns,

King GEoRGE N ~. Mason - Edward ,,,t
nam, 'o-Jaccb Stuart ~, Hay 'fliaferro So g. 3.
" a'iace l5--'hc latter gentlemen not "a candidate
kocKpiiinGE Capt. Robert White 2gI Samuel
M'D. Moore E-q 267--James Mcdowell. Jun. ESD,
~ VIM II. CarUthers, Esq. 1877, d.. Wm. A. Ca.
Tuihers IL. DR.. c. withdrew early.
HENR'co -Edward &. Mayo $50, ! b. Har,ia
207- Joseph II. Mayo Iii, Jesse Sncsd Ga
tREDERICK-Jatnes NJ. RIasnn- sal w Caa,Ia
man. r. 6l7-kd w. Barton 479, Jane. Ship 3ss,
'Fbos Briggs l.
SUsskx-James billiard 49, Riclatl EGps 1885,.
Boiling New js;.
NJ. ~
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jan, Jones, George Ncin;.;, Lriah Rawls, DE-
wa Duke, Cot DAM David Duke, (of David
Josiah Duke, Peter King, Abram Mcltear
Abram Riddick, 81. Samuel wilkins, Josert,
Ross, Elisha Norhcct, I'm. R:ddick. sen,r
Jacob Brothers, Abram Harrell, (of Job
Mills Rogers, Jethro Riddicls Edward Rid
dick, sen'r, VIM. Puzcy, Henry r. Hcdgbeth
John Hargroyes, sen'r VIM. T.. Carey, James
Bidgood, Vim. f. Jordan, Willis d. Bid"ooj
RICE Carney, John Ashcroft, VIM. Jones (of
~ John Daniel, benjamin. IL. Roberts, II.
samuel Matthew, William Jordan (of T..
Nath'l Norfleet. Nath'l Jones.
Rss0tred, That the Editors the Herald and Beo-
requested 10 publish the above
JeiiS S. DExsoH, Sec'y.
Wesley Fry, name was put on ,A.e .l,,; Io,-,.u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
Free Road Lottery.

'ENHE virginia FREE ROAD LOTTERY will h,
drawn III Stauuton, Tuesday, the 29,h of nil
next ON ~" Tar and approved High and Low Svs,sp
under the m'eda;c suPa'n:euiancc of the Commissioners
named ~ the Ia" authorizing this Lottery. Tie entire
proceeds nj the ID ccutun be applied the uakra
ms imPr'ant LINK in the Internal improvement of c,E
State Tickets 81 30 each, BIZ Trncu.ed IN Ceiumss
Sc"ttvihe, charlottesville, Buckingham Court IIorxe
Ncfsou. n. Levinon, Stanton Harrisopbu,r No.,
Market, WinFhNsic:, Peudeicu C.. IL. Bath c. H. Green,
nFisr &. H. hGnlwa G w. and sur.ary other paccs emf
OF WA. II. FTTZWHYLSONN
March 8 (,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

The Enquirer Of yesterday, confirms thdtess to the
citizens of Buckingham, in which embodied AZ the pet
y charges and eau; phrases which nave been gotten 40
tor The purpose IF inurng the administrations Like the
resi- OF his coadjutors in the Jackson the write,
las jailed to substanate by proof single allcgatioror
has he attempted any, but like t!rn con,eu,ei himself
with bare assertion This they find convenient, aud
better suited 10 their purpose S"cus their tcc ioms
are not susceptible of proof.
ne object of the writer to be- tic change
which is taking place in buckingham favor of the adj
mihNraiion, of which informed some timc TO-
lie says, III has been authenticity that one i the
candidates before ,r election has declared himself in
v"' of the adnus aom. Aud This uvowal Of poll
teal opinion, the administration is .hu5cd the people
iGvG:od 10 asrs the candidate aui live tc;, faaes
II saiGst sin: W. know the Individual aIlu led 10
bat we venture The assertion, that lie is lirpru.
!ence and mtc s"ucc, and who has hoLness to de-
clare his pa;ca sentiments face %! marty vhnss
Interest may hr irtach hin ggol niJ real o,inuus
""d force h" 10 the support Of hrir views But lie
is douUiics allie defend hu,ac aud IN good cause he
has muihins 10 fear.
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Hampden sydney Cnllcoe

'EfHE Ssmi-Annu"l Examination Hampton sydnf,
"A l"iieSt, VIII commence Friday. tie 18th irsI
and close on the "Wednesday following. The Meeting :
the Board OF Trustees viii take place 2d and r.
fubc i&IIiOn!"n On Thursday, the 9th.
AprI9 %
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1SoeUesg0aey aa,ss Se6w.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. April. Q. I8?8.

The Signs or the times fra, 60, -, = 81 -
on assure us of the .1v.rc, ;,,
sen, administrations The base cb,r,,os ,v,.;,,
tom time 10 lime bacr -,on.oo.e,
dent and Secretary Of s,a,..,,.o -,
persec utjon Which has beep cbcry., ,, 49,,
and tho ,;,,,,,;
,hc;r f. . :,
h ,, - -. ~
,,o " " "
es (Which ,,, " Wv '
;,; r, ~ "" 'se'0S oP'
"a, 'e<'''e" IL Tue 'hi &C
,;,. :; N ~'-'' a'' "'' e'"isS ''u>
- r " " O"'0"' "''i Toe sense OF tte
" ''''' c0'iI'"ce ~ 'he Admins
'' "'S"c't' 81 NC c!a'G" CT bargain
' ''"P' 'o"'- IN Ne" : OK Tie Fst pc coming
~ )" n"'oe's "f tie h"Uitisii" 'L'. AID preparing
~ e0h'ch''Ni I'D The i0ii' OF lc;c, When measure s
VIII ne 'ahtn to "fGanze DIOR fo'crs- i,i Man, lend
ana IN oho, ;nt etings lave been he'd am resolutions
adopted for the purpose prrnorig q cause Ct IA
aG's--atd in Ncr,!, Carolina ,r c ..e:n
aI the sire. 9Th OF tic administration IN liza; S,atc
the 22i Feb. Irutne GUS uc.t;r, rs IN. ci;iyona ne
Guii;ord Ean.Ioirh and D,,,L.,o + ,,,;s . ,,,
Spingfield and resolution. To-, ,I... ,,, ,.
tic onioitn. that ,he rc.co i,.;..,.
of the ccup,rv uoa.o,;.,l,
sit;ou and ou,l,;too VA, ,;e ,.
ois,,.,e. .j,.. B.,
,b.r.,.,r ,,,.
IN oc..so,,. anil, .o ""' W
- ~ " ''u we '6"'S o
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CcNJ E.N'I2O.T.

FLOUR Inspected in tt:s city, dusng tue quarirr
ending :! st March, 1925
27,I75 bhis i62 half do srnerii.le
I.li1 hhis. fiue
I7jI do mddliugs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

w"aSe- hsA-aan'ed and whose ,yrannicaI measure:
are without example in the history Of the Republic
who has iisresasded The solemn obligations of the Coll
s,itution. laws and common rights OF and whose
ignorance aud political inexpeence are only exceeded by
his unSsvefnaoie passions and .ov- Of blood
Extract from letter rrHen ~ Major enera! 4nq,er
J"eE''n 10 -HyoT GtncrG IHOatas P,nkr,ey dfed "O.
Me on lie ground an ne 6end ofe 7sHapoosis Narci 90
i8li' Vide Miles Reg vol 6, page $50
ne says:-'Dh' hhMlNlNG TO EXTERMINATE
them, detached Gen. Coffee with the n,un,ed r,s, nd
Hsaiy the whole OF the l'ian force, early on the morning
oyrserd'y, to cross the about t.o miles eIo- ,be,
e;icanpne"t ana IN surround the bend in such n,nur,
as that none nt them should escape by attempting 10 cross
The RIVER The result lie theu details Err L,lndy,5
aHaJ'!y screen re'e It dead an the Peninsula and
SFe!i number oi Mcm ,cs-e hicd Gy The bor,eD,e, in
attempting TO cross e ,iee,; IL is bei;e,sd mo more
Than IEgF'ha9 escaped ne con,iaueito DESTROY
h'dny " tse"' i0ho had conccufed tten.sices uc, tie
b"ihs u NE ''oer unht .ccre ursueied b.. ,joht
THIS MORNING WE KILLED I6 WulrIt ~
BEEN CONCEALED" ''N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

Inc papers OF last evening" hasty perusal appear
oafren OF interest The Congress proceedings ior some
'"ES past are "'n'efeSns The Tarif hill dag heay-
y u" IN The House, jusing i'on the difficulties which
Tie SUBJECT mas 50 ta' encountered and til, disuuon
prevails on the details OF the bill, predict that The day
is tIisI"ni, when it sh; e finally disposed Of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

The Albany Argos, the Ionl of Van Eureu, and The
nou piece o? the E"sruey, nanifests ard
cnncern uron the subject OF the proposed Administration
Convention at Albany which betrays the Ed:ogs
lie Influence their debe tons Hhcly on the
vote Of New Vork. He says, the project Conventions
ara the address TO the people tie work Of Albany
hca tors, and disappointed Fcdera!ists. This all slang
The sisners rf the 6iAresa head Of Which stu nd
the venerable hIarinu5 Wle,-are known to he men Of
the first feprctabIy aud standing the State and con-
spcuous ;hor republican principles and the il patriotic
services their county. The attempt which is made 90
idrnty the Fedcrasts in that STATE with .he Atmirsfa-
'on shallow arthce, which is easily detected 5v
discerning and Intelligent people 1t shows the drsrc
condition 10 which their party is reduced when alschoad
aud deception are resortcd Of sustaining
'aeir declining The idsn of either Adams or Jar
being Supported, exclusively by Republicans or rcie
rass, in any part of the United States is rrrroscrous
These distinctions for the part forgotten; or are
merg'd in TIE two great parties which at This time a:srs
INC umcu upon the subject the Presidential ccction
Ofthe good Consequences which /; believed VIII result
7'on this ConvcDtian, the New York American saws
The alarm exced in the military camp, by the zeal at
ds displaying itself among Ecuis n the h3nirtra-
tion in this State Indicates the Of the case 7!
long ago remarked by one &c ,e jackson Leaders i
Albany, that Adams had the strength the mass uf the
renpIc With b but that his friends waited concert order
and scpluewrercas, those Of ctson were eli organ
lied and the alert. This true to comparative
activity, ard is comparative numbers and we
may say Of New yoik with eB,ire coufdenrc HAT
she will not dsr7oin, "be just hopes ard expectation Of
ic friends Of peace, Of law, and Of civil virtues IT.
tren said and repeated, the reelection If John Quincy
Adams turns upon New York, then will he to moral ccr
tan'y, be reelected. The various counties viii respond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

wesley Frs name put on he lali Jacl ss,n
IVl!imee ia Madison by mistake
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NA.NSE.liDND

JOS II RapGHr.ov, .9ec.y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-07
Cloth DressiNg----lndigc
Blue Dying.

vNfIE subscriber informs his friends and
Il the public generally, that he carries
on the CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
in all its various branches, at the UNION
FACTORY Portsmouth r. |. where all per-
sons may be assured their work will be
done with dispatch and in the neatest man
ner--or no pcy-as he has employed man
competent to the business, who has had a
long experience in coloring and dressing
Cloth of every description. Wool carded
into Rolls in the best manner, and with
promptness, at the customary prices. All
Goods entrusted to his care will be finish.
ed as cheap as at any other establishment
Goods intended for the Factory may be
left with Edward Stanhope, Broad street
or Bobert X. Carr, Ferry wharf. Newport
George Lawton, Tivcrton, and jeremiah
Clifford. Bristol Ferry, where they will b,
taken by the subscriber, finished and re-
turned. Carpets made to order. in supe
rior style from any rlttern, and at shor
notice. MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, Oct. 25, 1897.
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FOR SALE

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RUSSELL'S
Itch Ointment,

This choice and safe medicine is said 10 be
superior to- any now in use fer tha, disagree
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.iMdeisoN's Cough DrCy

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.4nderSon's Cough Drops
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! tie has AndersCn's Cough Drops" ST
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no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar fr large, and
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TIE dJorc .bedicine IS for Sale u
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DRUGGIsT AND AFoTuECART
No. liz, Thames-strI
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RUSSELI;S
Stomach BitterS.

TNIIESE celebrated Bitters are composed
4 purely ofvegetableso of the most innocent
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new rum and whiskev into stimulating ang
invgoratlng stomaChic cordial one box wild
tncture one gallon of sprrits.--Pricc 25 cts
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Cheap Hats,

q Cases mems Fur and Cotton III;
= received and for sale by NJ. u
ALso--I00 doz. papers fine cut
Of 3 Superior quality, 20 sis. per DC
March 9Th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-07
Spring s. SUmmer Goods
JOE SEsEDTE AN,

Has lust RecclCed from .Nftc- York,
4 Trunks OF PRIME GOODS and
Il will in q few days receive a much larger
supply of we'll selected articles for the pres.
cnt season Among them, all the articles us.
ualy sold in tho Dry Goods Line ALSO,
A beautiful Lot of Ladies Baskets;
Bes, Of TEAS-all of which will be sold
cheap. new supply ofgrcor WINDSOR
BLINDS. ith mo- 10th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-07
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From the N. Y. American.
THE INPATIENT LASSIE.
Deuce tex the clock cliel, .clackin sac
Still in body's ear;
II tell and tells the time is past,
When Jwohnie sud been here -
Deuce TEX the wheel twill rit rim roun--
Nae mair to-neet III spin,
But count each minute wi a seegh,
Till Jwohnie he steals in.
How neyce the spunky fire il burns,
For twee 10 sit bosldo
For there the seat whore Jwohnie sits,
And forget to cheydo
NV fadder tui, how sweet he snwores--
Ny mudder's fast aslocp--
He promis q off, but oh! fear
His word he wunnet keep
What can it be keeps him Gae me-
The ways are nit sac lang,
And the sleet ard snaw are nOught al aw,
lfyeu were fain To gang
Some ither lass w BONNER SAGE,
Has catch his wicked zee,
And I'll be pointed at tho kurk.-
Nay suincr let me dee
o burst we lasses nobbets gang,
And sweetheart them We Ike,
Id rim To thee, my JwohnIe lad,
Nor stop a, bag ~ dyke;
But customs see n silly thing
For men maun hac their way,
And mony a bonnie lassie sit,
And wish ffae day to day.
But, whist! hear my Jwohnies fit
Aye that's MS vera clog
Ils stecksi the faul yeatt softly tut
o hang that cwoleyD dog!
Now, hey for sceghs and suggar words,
Wi kisses nit few
q but this warl's paradise,
When lovers they pruive true
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'Ouy, iFastcns, tFoIdgat 3W0tch.