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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
IN COUNCIL, March r4,h, 1928.

IN COUNCIL, March r4th, 1923.
The COMMITTEE 20 whom was r ferred the
memorial Of John n. Gibbs made report
which was read aud lai'. on the table.
The Cup.cil pro. eeded totiect by ballot the
following officers, TO serve during The ensuing
year, viz. ~
James Carson, Superin'endent Of P"liee. .
John hpson. Sup-rirtrnd mt OF Wa,ch.
Samuel Wheeler, Clerk Of the Market.
John Shakes, Keeper Of the Powder House
William Washington. Physician to the Poor
House
James Thomas, Keeper Of the Poor House
Benjamin G. Ashton, Treasurer for the Corpo-
"a ion.
Robert l Taylor, Attorney for the Corporation
David Black, Corder of Wuod and Bark.
Anthony Rhodes, Inspector Of Fish.
George McClish, Guag-r of Casks, inspector
of Whi,key
Benjamin Barton, Keeper OF the Town Clock
Loudon Campbell, I Measurers and Inspectors
William Campbell ofIumber.
Jacob Morgan,
Mathew Snyder, rr,.
Thomas Jacobs, " ''e oo''
George $. Hough,
The following persons were elected Watch
men fnr the ensuing year, viz.
John B. Hancock, Henry Mansfield. George
Johnson, Henry ra'spaugh, John Keisendar-
fer, Rober, Stafford, James Hea,hring,on,
James Durth.
G fis.r 3 d Dsinse'' Assessors.
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every day. 1t is melancholy and growing
evil, in this region, that such an,i-sociai de-
monstration> should upon all occasions or m 4"
uifrs'ed towards every thing that may per.
chance come from beyond certain degree OF
latitude. This feeling exists chiefly among the
Heroites, and rs the offspring OF ignorance or
ORE judice, most generally. The most inteil
gen, and prac ticaI men of both parties, howe
yer, deprecale sectional jeaIousies In The strong.
est terms, but they are sudiously incu'cated
by the se6sh and des gnin., poiiticians on
all occasions. Although the Administrator
party have not Gale uls,ed upon vote In Geos>
eia, South and North Carolina and Virginia,
and MIR Adams can BIZ reelected without a
vote from ci'her. We, l honestly lhink he
stands an eaual chance for the vote OF North
c arolina, TO say nothing Of Virginia. Even
Georgia has mellowed down since lrou2
went out Of off e, and the consequent fading
awav of the Indian excitement. Many who
took ground agai st the President on this
subject. say if Jackson had been in his place
he would have made many head shorter, ana
imp,i ,oned the Go, ernor as he did Judge Hall
aud Louillier at New Orleans, and closed the
legislative doors OF Georgia as he did those Of
Louisiana.
The friends Of Gen. Jackson, in the General
Assembly uf this stale, met with severe dis'
appointments aud sign j defeat, on The last day
hut one Of the session, in their attemp TO sane
ton .he doctrines advanced by the Legislature
Of Georgia. as contained in certain resolutions
adopted Wv them recommending AN alteration
Of the Constitution, for the purpose Of pre-
venting the election OF President and wee
President from devol,ing in sny event on the
House, Of Re resentaliyes Of he United States.
The resolutions Of Georgia, transmitted by 'he
Governor to the House, were referred TO a
Committee Of three, comprising TWO Jackson
and one Adams Gentlemen. The committee,
as was to he expected, reported at lersth IN
favor of such an alteration Of the Constitution
as would prevent the election, in an event, de-
volying on Congress. The report, which was
certainly an able one, was i'll the morning LAID
on the table, and aiken up in The afternoon Tor
decision, when after some discussion, the ques-
ton was taken on its adoption, there were
THIRTEEN in favor Of the report, and TWENTY
SIX OF two to one) agains, il. Resolutions not
CO, curing with those Of Georgia, were then
in reduced and adopted, 25 TO IA, and suisse
ouru.ly passed Council with bu, three dissent
ing votes. Thus was plan; designed 20 Chai
New jersey 10 The car Of u southern policy
which had been well concerted, overturned by
the unanimty and frmn'ss ot the friends oil
the Administration in the Legislature
Trenton T. FINER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
Trust Sale at Mddeburg.

IN pursuance Of certain deeds ct trns, executed to
L John Linton, deceased. john Gibson. jr AMI Phi
lip Harrison, b, Amo, johnson and wii', hrC I.rn-
don and wife, VIM. Ball, dc ceased and wife, Worn 10y
Orea and wife James Iere, deceased. are " f.. ia
cob " ison and ife, and Furr Cor hs All 'wrth ere
reg larly corded ia the CleIk's fife. q I;rquer
aud Prince William to secuc tho p" mTii 'fc'r'ain
debts which ere .iur to H., said ~, tt.'r and
Harrison; the sclibers, survivor. OF sad t"u,
Gihsnr and Harrison, m fer iGi = d 1t Nit'l, &,
at pul lie auction, for ASH on Frid ne AT M5 Jf-
prii nert Two certain Tracts 81 Parot> rfl :nt.N IN
were purchased ny Amos Johnson at tn, &c Ii,t g.,
Gibson and % arrisnn, l,ng and tcrl - l.. cr'' q
fauquier, the containing about 2l5 aig the
otltei about 222 acres on, tract situate y n - -
ty, which WAS urchast d OF sam. II, " '.n T.. DO
ceased, containing about .S9 acre. "n t'ao b. =;su
county, purchased Of same b, ormi.y Or, e. GOES, ~.
ing about 229 acres; one n CT in sam, ''ni. iA1-
chased by Jt hnC ilenrdon sid Richard Nut, '''s
tanning about 2l7 acres; tract in County rnr
chased Of same BY iam Bruir ana ctheis, contain
ing about 3l3 acres; tract IN the county,
chased BY same containing about 12t' .id w0
tracts situated in the count! It Prince iam, (beng
originally part of the tract cut OF VII oh n the
foreg ding tracts parcels ~ land so) shth
were purchased by James Leg, deceased, ard la
cob Wilson and amin ~ an, Of the ale intOn,
Gibson and larrison the quaniii, contain ed in tie Two
latter tracts is rccoll, c'ed. but will be made
on the day of sale all ct which sa tracts arct OF
land were sold in No, enb,r 49, by tie said tnon.
Gibson and Harrison, commissioners under e de-
CT &c Of the Chancey Count of Fredericksburg, to the
respective persons before mentioned; and the said
eds of trust heretofore referred to, were executed
to secure the purchase money. Al or so - uch If
each tract will 5e sold. WILL in the first place, pay
all and charges of sale, and whatever may re-
main due of the purchase money, " 'b In'Crest.
these tracts nf land IN the neighborhood Of Mid
Ileburg Lou1un county, pat d the ~ IN Fsuqrer.
and part in the county OF Prince " ilam, near the
Bull Run Church. and all the tracts este, med good
n,ou nj ain land. The title the is red
good but the subscribers will onI, convey such title 40
IS vested in them by said trust deeds.
PHILIP HARRISON,
JN0. GIBSON, jun
mar 11-tA4 Surviving Trustees.
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Public sale 0f N.aMA.

FINDER decree of the Count, Court at Fairfa, IN
u the suit If Peter Wager plaInant aga,rs' il, n
Grae # and Ann his wife (fornei Arm Fretl, &c.
fendan's, the subscriber viii off;r for sale o, bile
auction, at Carts IA, m in tie Court, OF F.ufsx,
OH Tuesday. the Isl doy Of AprH nen al It's pat Of
the tract OF Land in the sad county, mmonI! called
hETYREHENT,
formerly the proper, of Walter Booi the elder dc.
ceased, which on p'.rttion amongst his heir as.
signed tn the said hnn tor h.r dividend. ccrt.rirg
One hundred and Ono Acres be the moro 81 l. 50.
The sale viii be made between ~ and O'Clock.
TERMS cash Il. !. iAYIOR,
feb 27-tlA Conf of Sale
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WNs Committed,

IN, the Jail for the county of aieXundna, d. c. on
~ ,S,h instant, as IA runaway, negro man who
W. -. is SAMUEL, and That he belongs to
Cisn"n, Rrook, Prince George Co Md lie is about 40
Years of age, feet inches, light made had on IN,
fTne made white Jacket and purple psntaloons The
owner is requested to come for~ard, prove propeTty,
pay charges md take him away o'"er"s' he Will DC
d;spo,.d of according to law ~,
. mar lS = 80,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
Notice

vHlHE stockholders in the Leesburg iurnpke ROAD
comnary are hereby notified, that on the 18th day
of Anril next an election will be held at the Court
house in Leesburg for president, four directors
and one treasurer for said Company for the ensuing
wear BY order of the Board.
SAML. 81. EDWARDS, Treasurer.
mar ~ 'n'%
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
9NllP NlkWyS.
Port Of Aiexanaria.'
ARRIVED MARCH IL,

ARRIVED MARCH IL,
Schr Alexandria, Howes, Boston; lime, mars 10
nestle goods, &c to A. G. Cazenove y GO. ond shoes
to W aker e Edison III. Lie
ter. etc tn Vim. Fowle & Co. NJ,
steam Packet Fredericksburg, r. j. Jenkins ba'
,imore, freight for the District.
SAILED,
schr. Erie, Bartram; New York
SIoop Johnson. johnson, Philadelphia.
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81. E.E.ATEE!

TIL q! All f IS.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
The Alexandra Piilo.Dramatc Society respectful
y announceto the public that their next performance
will take place an
TUgSDiY EVENING, M4RCH 1911.
When will he presented the trsgical play (from the
G.rman of Kotzebue'sby sher,dan) Of
PlZaRRO,
The Death Of Rolla
After which a 60 VI c SONG, and RECITATION.
The whole to .concl.de with the laughable Farce
of
MY GRAND MO HER.
The Alexandra Harmonic Society, have kindly vol
unteered their aid.
Doors open at o'clock; Curtain to rise at z
BOX and Pit so cents; Gallery IS cents, Children
half price Smoking is absolutely prohibited Off
GERS will be employed to enforce the most rigid de.
corum-the theatre will be warmed with stoves.
Tickets be had at Cl,gett's and Newton's Iio-
tells at Corses and Runnells Lottery Offices, and at
the Box Office Of the Theatre.
For characters and other PARTICULARS. see small bills
march Is
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For Freight,
WHITING raper


I'd TUOMPSON has us, received. ON sale, large
4 supply Of ,mes' DENY folio post, cap, and Alto
post writing paper, hot and cold pressedprcc IS to
S13 per ream.
Armies medium and royal envelope paper, ofvery
fine quality. yellow and gray.
Langstroth's denny
medium
royal WRITING PAPER.
super royal
imperial
Folio post foolscap, Alto post and note raper, manu-
featured by Donaldson, Ames Bike. Allen, King, &c
Whlm,ns fine antiquarian rovai, super royal, dou-
bic elephant, Columbian, and deny drawing paper;
sealing wax wafrs, quill, nkstands penknves, eras-
ers. letter folders, and stationary in general
OsBORNES' AMERICAN WATER col RS.
The Manufacturer of these colors, having brought
Them IN a degree of excellence, which will sustain a
conn,rison wsth the finest imported water colors IN.
forms his customers and the public, that he can
now furnish all the fine colors used in flower land.
sc,nc. and miniature painting, at renucei prices,
y;z genuine sepia, carmne crimson, scarlet, and
w,a5nr Lakes of the finest, quality, Indian vel
law Gladstone. Uitramarine, Cobalt Blue, Then
rI,s Rue. &C O,borne's PruSsian 'lue, Bs,ree, Go.
lcrne Earth, and Blue verdttr, are particularly re.
commended to the attention ct Artists The above
oniors are sofia wholesale and retail by p Thompson,
Agent. - h, Ditch ,rd v.rn;sb
for water and oil color painting paint stones
p,S lad nencis, IVORY paper Bristol Boards gold
Emhosscd Coored and marble papers
March II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
Connecticut State Lottery,

Connecticut State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane.
First Class.
Will BIZ drawn at Hartford, N, Tuesday March 18th
81 numbers-8 drawn ballo,s.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets II; halves 90; quarters 4.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
No for 10 g,
Will be drawn in Philadelphia on Wednesday. 18th
hIarc--only 1880 Tickets.
HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000
Tickets IS, halves 50; quarters Is.
Dela,pare &. North carolina Lottery, No. 6.
Will draw in Whining on (Del) on wednesday, 10Th
March,--S4 number; 8 drawn ballots
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; Halves I, Quarters so cts.
For sale at
II TNp NG
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
J. u. RunneNs'

Lottery Ofte, Alexandria, d. G
Where within few weeks has been SOLD one prize OF
IS 900; Of l405 together with avariey IT smaller
denominations. All orders duly and promptly at
h..It
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
For Rent.
For sale.

For sale.
NJ EW- ORLEANS sugar
~ Philadelphia and B ,timore refined sugar in box
esa aud barrels
Molasses and New England rum
West India rum, Cognnc brandy
Holland and american gin
whiskey, in IIoSshcads and Barrels
DO, 100 bbls. of Richard sons best
Madeira and sicily Madeira I
Dry and sweet Malaga
Ilaret in casks and cases , Choice Wines
Sauternc, Frontignac and Port
Spark ling and still Champagne
Brazil Cuba, and Java coffee
Tyson. young hyson and imperial tea in chests and
catty boxes
Sperm and mould candles
window glass all sizes pipes nails and brads steel
Richmond manufactured tobacco of,he best quality
" hite lead inoil. salt petre, winter s,'aIet oil
Sack salt. powder & shot, boxes of snuff, etc
mar 10 C.CAZENOVE & Co.
LOOK OUT FOR MORE PRiZES!
Connecticut .Stqfe Lottery,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane.
FRS, Glass.
Will be drawn at Hartford, on Tuesday, March 18th
81 numbers-S drawn ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets 81; haives2 90; quarters !.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
No. for 1928,
Will be drawn in Philadelphia on "wednesday, 18Th
March-only IA 100 Tickets.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves 2 SO; quarters IS.
DelaUareS g. North Carolina Lottery, NO. g.
Will draw in whining ton (Del.) on Wednesday, 10th
March,-54 numbers; 8drawn ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; Halves Ii Quarters SO cts.
Enr cal. Mt
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Ny GeOrge Johnson

ny WV 90 JNNUo"N
On T,HURSD ~ ner' the 2oth inst. at 10 ocsoekt
At the Auction Store King Steet--
3 hhds lamp black, barrels crab cider
4 half quarter casks Of red wine
barrels onions, large writing desk
bedsteads, 20 sides red sole leather
and various other articles
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
W'ashingto", Aiernndria, and Baltimore.
steam Packet hiNe

H> The and elegant Steam
Boat Frederic ksburg, tapi Be-
J. jenkins, Master; shaving
lll&337 c mmenor ed her reg lar trips
brtv,cn those cites, viii on every Wednesday morn
ing leave Bradley's wharfin Washington a. O'Clock.
and J.nne,'s wharf in alexandria, at o'clock, and
nroceed to Baltmore and will every Saturday aft
ternoon at S O'Clock, leave Commerce street wharf
in Baltimore, and return to ash'ngton'
Passengers will he landed or takeuup,on either side
of the Potomac river, and srOn necessary ar.
ranrements can be effected fixed places on the route
will be designated, whereat freight will be received
and delivered.
The excellent accommodation the boat ahcrds, iof
passengers, whether ladies or gentlemen, her gieat
sne-d and the fine scenery of the countr, tlir ugh
which she passes conduce 10 render travelling b! her
very pleasant fG.
Goods will be transported at the rates Charged iof
their carriage in the sailing packets, and as the Po.
mac bridge presents an obstacle TO the boats gong
IN oorpetown such as be de stned there, ~ill he
delivered at no greater expense than won'd have to
he maid if the same could be landed at that place
The expedition and certainty attending this mode OF
CONVEYANCE offer such indrcenent to merchants
az will. il is hoped, ensure their patronage.
anpIication 10 be made 10 the Captain on board, or
TO the unde r.men,ioned agents.
.anaytw Smith, Washington,
San,I NJ Janney, Alexandra,
Uiillana Morgan, Georgetown,
Charles Worthingion, Baltimore.
Washington. March II.
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loverseed.
40 bushels cloverseed
~ landing and for sale by -
march ii Jaw
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YrWstees' Sale.
nder the authority Of a deed oftrust to the sub
u srribers will he sold 1t public Auction. Ss.
turday the 5h day of april next, the 10, lying about
half mile above the Town of Alexandra. and IN
the east SIDE the Iurnpik Road, leading fem NJ
e1nnlria to Washington and ornerly in the Uecupan.
cy of the late Mrs, Mary Fcndsl.
II number Of hkeIy and rafuable Negro
!Hdpes.
Also, various other articles OF personal property, coz
sistIng of Horses Wagons, Carts, Household Fur
niture, &c. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
ROBERT I, TAYLOR. 2r
THOMPSON +, MASON. : '''
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AUCG1GIS
Ex Georse InhMs0r :

Ey Geofse JOhNs0t-
nm TUESDAY, the 18th inst the Apo,hecary
~ Store Of Mr. John Ssyrs, kipg street, neSt
door to the Franklin House-aI his ST. OK of
Drugs, Medicines. and Shop Fnyniinre-s
Consisting Of most articles vendtd III, h cst.b h.
me n's-and among those great variety al the very
best glass ware. Terms ut sale.
The IntelIigenccr within the above I'LL sale
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-02

Of that crown, the most beautiful woman Of her
age, AMI one Of The most learned who could
write and speak sir languages; who made c!y-
giant verses in French, and who. when very
young delivered an Grafton in Latin. to the
court OF France, to prove that the study Of
knowledge is consistent with the female charac-
Ter
These instances are sufficient to satisfactorily
convince us that the talents and abilities OF wo-
men nsay be cultivated with equal success as
that Of the men, when their inclination leads
;hen 70 pursue that cultivation
fRc1j@igljs .}icStugrr
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vApTrsTav
THE HN ACINTTT.

HE II AIN IL.
= Poajl, I'aa. Il G,as;a # hlps4,*qciar.
Emilia va, complaining Of the length Of
,,Intcr. for sha lu,ed flowers, anu lad q
mall garden ID Which size cultivated tie
Wcete>t d i@c'3 viii. N,I o'v.. i.1nd, She
A. iq:1in:, therefore ~ TIE approach Of
-prIng. One GAY Ter father said 10 her 50
" See, Emilia, have brought YOU a IIya-
cnth root; but you must raise it with the
greatest cares . How should |, ny ia
thers9 replied the maiden; is not the
ground as hard as rock and moreover CO.
vered with snow for she had never seen
that flowers might also be raised in vases;
but her father brought her one, filled it with
earth, and showed her bow to plant the
root. She looked at her father with a smile.
! If doubling his sincerity for, she thought
that flowers would only thrive under mild
sky;-youthtul simplicity and modesty are
not aware Of their own power. After some
days. the earth began to raise and the points
Of green leaves peeped through. Emilia
was delighted, and made known to the
whole house her JOY at the birth of the Young
plant. ''How little is needed" said the
mother; !" to cheer the heart, while vet in
state of nature and smplicitv.' Emilia
sprinkIed the young plant, and her ewes
beamed upon it with delight. Fright SO
ny chlld,'' said The father; ''for the dew
y heaven should be succeeded BY sunshine"
The benevolent beam Of your eye enhances
ne value OF your deeds :-your plant no
doubt will thrive.''
The deep green leaves gradually emerged
from the lap OF earth. and Enlia's delight
increased, In the fulInes9 CT her heart She
said, 4" should consider myself sufficiently
rewarded even il my plant never was to
bear a fower.'' ',Con:enteI SOUL said
he father. ut i Just that you should re-
e.T" more t.;cn you venture to hope for
4ch i tie reward Of moderate desires. -
Look" SAID lie, 'among those Leave, You
may already discover the Young bud" Sic
sprlnkled the plant with her delicate hands,
and with anxious care she consulted others
lest she should sprinkle it too rnuch or NOT
enough, and when ray of the sun peencd
through the winters clouds. she softly car
RED the plant to the window, and her breath
ike the morning zephyr which gambols
around the newborn roses, blew of the
dust from its leaves. Emilia's thoughts were
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-02
TIE Fitch OF BACON.


Most If nur reader, have t7rnh3h!y hp.l.
~ tha a,,.i.,t o.,a.,,,,, ~.
:. ~
" wv III ~ VI await "'"@ / 81 -.' =" o.
toh I" any NtuUcu tothlc tn N"li'j s.,tr
laCtori}N and pro lorna tC@ttt, tat ats:
havin@ h!ed together yea: and day. IL
MOI m"'f'ho"Y' u did not fctfnt' NOV
nan once FeprniFd lhem~ lives u t'iviI nnioE-
} his custom was ln>'.tHt"3. m y about m
, yrar n !, oy robert, >"a q Richard fht
o,ioeF'' !-"i 'e Oh rare ;'i,I requires mat 7
"hN = Hf"d t"", """.d t"he ihc pre-
>fIi','' "a'h' Fh'th i"aoNS. |A"'llr- upon
~" ':H s1"'ie- "i'An '"e G ''' donr. be
i'fe ~ pro, ..'@ Nrtf" n, f.f} should ''aN"
4 %tini!:"h o. bacon lt"el3 delivered I" them
"A''A : dune "''h great ceremony
THE OAFH
" ~ sAai. 'wear BY 'he custom Of our confession
5 ! nay you never mace any nup''a 'ans9Fess'on'
4, ~ ~r'r - ",' 'e IS ,,n a''l WIZ
III othc-wi5e, il bed or 4, board
O:14a,-d each otAcrn ,!ecd or IN word
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ii, II,
s. N9i"''N h'''l W. ~ "'"F image
'''nt,!'''c, ~ "oal" H''Am ,ha' she 50"
ne' ''s "t'N'i' ~ 'a'! bloom o"' "hen on
""h'"? sue i""a" nerss'i HcceNeu' she
WILL come at last
NJ 'ihes sue asked her iAihFr III what
'"'oor her hover would be dressed. and at
YER naming TIE mos beautiful shades. would
SAY with q chetrial sm'le. mo matter then
"'A' colour provided >oe 7 binom At al
@W'et Phali1as'. sa!j 'hr lttheri "hoW
io'Iiy cost illnu rfAy 'nound innocent love
ana TnH'hi"l hopea- me blossoms ~
pgATed al l"'ti--t"etye bells Suspended ~
al }ic beauty OF early yoGh = 'Wena i've
nf"a4 ana '|"Fk &retA leaves n1u Opened at
the dA"" Oh hoEH'' ---j1eir colour, iiNc lie
He'" @.V' nue. OF I.'nilia = tHeeh' or '!ie r.
,'eotHH y l!H f;a'L9 sun. ana Z D4isaHl.c
oltath so.FoN'lnet Ihe AoWeF'
f.';l'i'A heart >aaiu scarcely contain ~
Aapp.Ht-s' lef F!eAoure was noioelfa9 ava
"i,''o''' "oiHs- ana ior long l'He tlef looks
"elc '.'n remover IRON fAe onject cl her
ioN', 49, fhen ter i1tncF entered, alter
Macy looking It NJ chtld ana at ne lower.
niie tears o{"!c GOWN i'lo cheeks ne sad,
Wy gear fmlila' what 'h's iiyacihih : to
YOU Such YOU are to US The maiden
clasPeo her arms around icf father neck
ly as this Hover -
:,
me anc'cnlS supposed that the torrHl
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notion Of Neapolitan. that if he cannot
hire a boy to walk after bis wife to church
he vii! put on his sword and follow her
himself, to give her an air of grandeur. An
Englshman would rob on the highway. Or
sell hImselt slave, with a, much good will
as follow his wife TO church in shat manner.
The falling Leaf teaches we are mortal TIC
wind signing through tie sere tree. tells IS our
time i coming.