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athoul hopc. We SAT- q her. eisr ss did Ira
banlio 81 The scuile Destemona.
i" she IS abusd. stolen FROM rs and corrupted.
= BY spells N,nedicinss bought OF mountehanls
lii be moi 50. she viii never desert the stand.
ard Of civil government Ia rdly around a man
whom her unanimous voice held up to exccra.
ton for his repeated violation OF the laws and
constitution, long after he had tr,umphed at Or.
irans--a man, whom so late as ls2t she thus
denounced through her Oracle at Richmond.
Surely, thai man cannot now receive a large
majority OF her votes, who at that time. Ike a
tagging eonrsef, though under whip and spnr
brought mp the rear with amuch less yotel even
than his present competitor. While therefore.
we mike the admission that Grn. Jackson will.
in all probability. Obtain the vote of Virginia.
we do not the less earnestly press on the friends
of the administration the Importance of concert
& yipor in their actions. Many a fororn hong
has trinnphed. when triumph was least cxpect-
ed. hatever be the result, let them all 60 10 the
polls To lessen the majority OF zen. Jackson AT
least, If they cannot defeat hun.
North Carolina we consider doubtful As.
however, she voted for Gen. jackson before, we
put her vote down TO him now
South Carolina Georgia and Tennessee are
decidedly in fay \ of Gen. Jackson. We expect
no effort will be made by the opposing party in
either of these States.
Kentucky, we have not the least doubt, will
vote foY Mr. Adams There is only one section
of the State, an the neghborhood of LnnisvilIe)
in which Gen jackson has much infuence but
as the State now votes by General Ticket, this
influence will he lost The comteractiug maio-
rites IN other parts of the State will render il
completely nugatory.
of the vote a. Ohm and IlfilUIU. there no
doubt They are both decidedly administration
States
Illinois Missouri aud Mississippi are admitted
10 be doubtful but from tue present aspect of
things We are inclined To believe that the Two
for GEN. Jacks pn. In the lat named state
hnwevcr,he administration party are waking
from their lethargy, and intend to frame an t.
lcctoral Ticket Its said that Gen. JacIisous
trip to New Orleans. IN which he travelled
through lar,e pprtiaa mississippi had pow
erlnl effect in Weakening his interest there The
delnsion which had been thrown around his
character was completely dlSsipated by his per
sonal appearance and they VINO expected to
see n GodIilIe warrior, were reluctantly compel.
ed TO admit ha, he was nothing more than n
coarse and vulgar man.
The vote Of Louisiana was never for mo.
inent questionable but. had II ever been, Gen.
JackSon's visit to New Orleans would have de-
tetmiped IT, II will be given to Mr.. Adams.
Alabama is no less certain tor Gen Jackson.
We do not see why he should be So unanimous
in his favour, we admit but nevertheless. the
fact is so.
We have now gone through with the twenty
-four Statcs--and the result will be seen by the
Subioiued
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IT. All the Prizes in wheel. aud all the mum
brrs in another al oncr-.l hc whole Scheme 10 ho
drawn IN ONE DAY and the whole amount Oh
PIlzcs may he had, mon ~ drawn,
Price of Tickets ~ 90 lQua,iel5 ID
Halves, 6o}
A = The 1000 Prizes Of ~ To be awarded t.
the fist srcond OF third DIVISION, to hc delcfmin-
ed by thai which may DIN" the capital PRIZE OF
$1,000 So thai holder OF three numbers, one
ol which SHALL be ia each division is certain to-
draw unc piizr and NAV draw -Four.
The Capiia Ptize Of ~ Oou0to be paid IN
part he 1000 1leltets Is sealed up * deposit
ed II rhe Bank Of Virginia at richmond, aud sub.
jcct To the control ol the holder ol the ticket.
1hcpr,zc OF $1,000 TO be paid IN par 5y .
package of 900 tickets is deposited ia like man
prr
II Terms--For packages not less 90 tickets
scheme price, for approved notes, payable ii
teen day after the drawing. without interest.
Orders by NAL meci the same attention
given to personal application.
AUG LEFINICH. Manager.
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consequences grow oui efn frsfholfcf's consen.
ven ion T., frisnis 81 Cnnsrnt.sa eafnr,ily
desif. Is progress chbf a,sly a. l,.passon'
hcarancr aud pei perseverance, chataeierisiir ofre
f4tmils They have not put on its strait
jacket. but fhev support ns doctrines aud pin
eples--heg stet rfornt--Rot fsroIaiion they
do MOI dtsiie ~ sc change cRitied - rxtfeines
they Will all ~ the introduction Of amend.
nirnis With cautious aud strict attention 10 the
interests OF the community Ian II be believed
thai altceholde,' convention will 60 to extremes
on any subject
Nj are it, trends 9r mindful vi tho probable
moral ELECT ofn convention. II ia spectacle
nb where exhibited, but IN the tniird Sturs--t
.. OF Itself grand, ) bline aud imposing ii re
flutes the calumnouS charge of mans incapacity
for self ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al drehd OF nnsI-
ehY lrom inadrquac and lnepuhln, OF Gosern.
ment--pnlgcs. pur,fi's and rouovales the body
p nlilic=-enablrs Government 10 keep pace with
the improvem tnls gruius aud spirit Of tire ape
s-hsscmnates political knowledge thfbngh
The community IN he, tie people familiar with
the fnrms principles powers and duties of then
government legilimaics hw-glves impulse
aud action Ia intellect. vigour aud ehayactcr Ia
morals, and s,imulu, aud scope TO cntcrpr Sc
the beneficial consequences Of which viii III
seen. felt and Acknowledged ,hfo' all the rnuii6
cations of society
Your ablig'd aud obt scfy't,
WM. NJ. RIVES
March 10. 1921
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zoo TIE vIRGfNfAN
TO The Freeholders of Campbell County

10 the Frethol1ers Of Campbell Coanfy.
Felfom Ctistus The annihv and indiffer
ence with which the people 81 Virginia have
heretofore, and so fatally for thnir interests,
rcgarded subjects OF state policy, are passing
away Adversely, whose lessons are sharp,
but Salulary, impels them 70 nm inquiry into
the causes of individual distress and srncr-
n decay. Necessity requires immediate aud
thorough Investigation, and tnrbldS unre AEON
able DELAY in The application of proper rene
dies Whilst all participate in the atflirtlon
coUscau nj on their reduced and still rednc-
ing condition, and, with few exceptions, are
determined tu seek relief, there = diversity
of opinion rs TO the mode. Some seem
dispnsed to rely on individual rxrrion, soil
tary, insu,aied ard opposite overflow
ing or disregarding the experience oil the
last thirty years, still cling, with langnishIns
hone and abated confidence, 10 their STA "
Gnvernmenf--qnd others, ascrihing their de-
cline 10 the eXpensiyrness, Inequality and IN
efficiency Of that Government di,cnr ilng,
as Irrational, the hope of relief from the
source of their impoverlshmen' proh'n z
by the example Of their sister states and
mindful Of The warning voice OF the great
men who framed the present Constitution,
namely, to have frequent recurrence 10 fun
regarded seek ameiioraton and advance
ment Of the general interests 10y revising, III
Convention fheir fundamental lnw--adapt-
ing Is nrovifipns to the changed condition
Of the country-loppng off lis useless and eH'
peusiee Notwithstanding II more eco
noInieaI eqnai and Notwithstanding the
responsibility Of al! public ofhcers-and, by
this renova'inc process, imparing new in.
pulse to individual enterprise and government
tai action.
Theposition which, occupy towards the
neonle of Campbell and the nomen'nns'
character Of thc Convention question, (Which
.honld, and no donat viii, ehgross puhlic at
tent;on nntil lie decisiou) induce me to Offer
10 yonr consideration the result at some e&-
pcrjence and much reflection On the cond'-
ton and prospects OF our brloved Ntrg,n'1.
ascribe the depres ed Situation OF her eli.
zens and The .teadyapd palpahle decline Of
her interests generally (hurried on by the
UNEQUAL operaion Of the Tariff laws 70 the
costiines7 other GoverHmeni--to lis inehi
cieney-its inequality OF powers and oi OPP.
eration--the irresponsh'lily OF many public
olIicers--the tendency OF some OF its consii.
tulional provisions to ParsiyEe and dissipn'a
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" With Lord Wellington Prime Minister of
En- land, Gen. jackson President Of the United
States, and Bolivar OF Colombia we shall no
doubt have a dust kicked up. Three such va
liant spirits cannot consent 10 lay aside the
pride psmp aud circumstance ofglor'ons war
for the +" dull pursuits sfcivil Ife!' Should the
second named event take place, every man who
has opposed the General may prepare to be pla-
ced in the front of the BATH, las Bonaparte for
merIy served such Of his troops as he entertain.
ed least regard for as we are tod the p'o@ lie
TO keeps list ofthose who hrvcmada themselves
most conspicuous in opposition 10 hum, with Il
view of taking revenge after the election.
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r., John ID. TJrpuIlari,

NeVrlLL hcncctorlh tondne hisprathcc 10 The
w County aud superior Cont of Camp
bell. the Superior Court of Bedford, and The
Courts holden IN Iyncbhdrg, including the
Court Of Chanccrs He may be NJ nil times
found NJ his office opposite the Franklin Hotel,
exesp While attending some OF the nioresaid
Courts lie tenders his services particularly TO
persons n a distance trGm iynchhorg, who
have business in the Superior Court Of chdnee-
~ here. tli5 March, "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-24
rsvRUsT sALE.--By virtue off deed oflro.l !,

rEnRUST SAlE.--By virtue ofa deed Of trnsi,
executed 10 us by George Markham bear
ing date the 23d day of January, 1929, ana 70
corded n the cetk 5 Office of Amherst county
for purposes therein mentioned. We shall pro-
coed, on the 24lh day oi Apfll next, II fair II
not. HE ncx, far day nj the residence al said
Markham, Ia sell TO the highest bidder, pub.
he nneiion Tor cash the following Slaves, VIZ
John Peie,. Jesse Bob, Abraham, Sockey, M
nn. Matt, Hampshire Abraham aud Ranpoipb.
aud the increase OF the females fnny. Should
The sale not he completed in one da, II will
continue from day 10 day, 10, that purpose.
Acting rs trustees We shall convey only the title
vested mas JANIS s. DlILAKD, Trus-
NM. M. EIVES, stees.
March % ids15
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Mach ~

AT at court of Hastings held for the corporation fIyneh
bury on the 9TH day Of February, iy45 Thomas A.
uelcomho marshal Of the Chuneery Court for the
Ivnchhnrg DISTRICT and in thi character receiver 81
trustee of the estate OF STIRLING &. Ihorn,a, III a
gaipst Sterling G. Thornton, Peter r Thornton awis
I.ronu Clandius Buster, Ozbournc NJ Gnfllm 1gh,
John ockadiy Jack LeftW ich and JVh Harlow, Dek,
In rhaueery,
Tie defendant Ozbourne NJ. Garthwrigh not having
catered his and given Srury according 10
-. act of Assembly and the Rules Of this CONT, and 70
aupearur the sn. faction OF the cnur Iai ne II mol
an inhabiism az tins country il ordered mat me saio
dec dant do appelr here the hr;t day 81 juno court
, nu answer The bill Of the paiDh, and that eopy
cftl,is order be forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper
published in the town of L nc'burg for Two months sue
cesv and posod at the front door OF the courthouse
~ 'ns ,.u ''"A JAMES BENAGH, elk,
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,lHE SPLENDID DRAWING of the Disma'
x swamp Canal LOTTERY, 18Th cl ,ss, w'll Ger
tainfy take place in Richmond next wednesday,
HE 26ih Inst. When the whole scheme WI be
completed in few minutes"
10000 DoHars Highest Prize.
The Official List will he forwarded 10 our OF
fee where the cash will be paid at sight tor all
przes sold by us--Dray not to secure chnhce'
but few renAtntng and the drawing near a.
hahd---call Tor The lucky numbers ut
ALIENS OFFICE, Lynchburs.
March %.
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Total

We think the above is a fair and impartial es-
innate. We throw il out for what II IS worth.
We are neither prophet nor the son of a
prophet" but we shall be mnch mistaken II the
result do not correspond very nearly with our
conjectures.
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,NrOIfCE-Ry virlrc Of deed Of trust exc,
cutcd by Joan Stuneu, in which the
sub,eriber is a trustee bearing date the 18th day
81 Asgust 1921. aud duly recorded IN Amherst
county cont made 10 secure the payment of IA
d, lt due 40 John Tucker, therein nhmed, the I'M
eersieued will upon the premises s'iunie IN the
oountt Of Amherst, ON The 10Th day of Aprii
n, A.. odrr for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, tn tract ei band IN the SAID deed mention.
ed, contninin $50 acres. adjoining The lands OF
Jesse Wright, Joseph Dlad, William Camp.
ben aud others also the following personal
NJ nncrt, Two feaiher beds and furniture onc
bureau ai,d two folding tables, ono bay mare and
FIVE head of CaiIlc--or 40 much thereof as viii
DC sulTiccnt 10 pay the debt secured by said deed
and coats The subscriber viii ton1ry such title
as he may lawfully DO rs trustee
DABNEy HILL.
Mn, CHI ~ Iis46
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y,Nf OIICE.--The subscriber wishes 10 par-
LII chase from 90 10 100 cords OF IAN
BARK (ehesnut ohk bntlt woul be preierrfd)
Ia bc delivered ut b., place on he Ihinpikc.---
His Tannery is about To go nio operation, aud
he Is now ready 10 receive lthles.
u HOFFMAN
Marsh 81. usthds
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a sRUST SAlE.--By virtue ofadecd ofirust.
execute to us by George Markham, bear
ing cate the 92d day Of Septemhfi, 1927. and
recorded IN the clerks office Of Amherst unity,
Tor pul poses therein mentioned We smlil pro-
coed. on the 2Ith day of April next, II fair i
iot, o. next Cain day, n 'hc resi- encr Of SAID
Markham. 20 sell 10 the highcs, bidder. Ht pub
lie AUCTION, iof cash. the following property. VIZ
Three Slaves named, Matt, Mfly and li., and
the Increase ufthusc females, II any also, So.
ven head ol horses nineteen head Of cattle, Tor
" shead 81 hogs, the crop OF corn. oats, wheat
aud tobacco all he household and Kitchen fur-
uturc and plantation tools s"agg"n aud an OK
cat Should the sale not be completed IN ona
day IT vii continue from day 20 day, success
slyeIy, for Tint purpose. Acting rs trustees We
shall convey only guch ihlo rs vested in us
SAnCEi SNIrilsON jt.J Trus
va. NJ. SMlfHSoS, / tees.
March 2I tds1S
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PRICE OF TICKETS.
" hole Tickets $50 Halves 8 Quarters 81 30.
4 few choice numbers may he had by 'mme
date application At Hcm Qanter. where the
oapital'of ~, 600 dollars ~ io' sale.
QTOIdci- by mail cncio5ngthe cash or prize
Tickets. will receive due attention If directed TO
ABRAM X. NORTH.
March II.
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gS9s,TICE Persons having sdbscriplion
Ii Lis,s 10 ny Erppesed publication o. i
Orlehful Drama called VIRGINIA. or Love
and Bnv ~. en- respectfully requested % for
ward mr. ihe nalne. 10 tie Ltnelb,ifg Psi OF
flee. wiihpicpafnioty . puitrg II 10 nfess.
ALBERT NJ. GILLIAN.
March 30. Ht.47
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N>,foRE FORTUNES To BE nlSTRBu.
I'LL TED on Wednesday. 10th March.
$4,000 HGHEST PRiZE.
nISNAI SIyA AMP CANAL LOTTERY

6OJl prizes. Sll3,32O
u Only ALDO Tickets. III
Whole tickets $40 Quarters " 80
Halves 3 Eighhs | %
For sale al the Lottery ana Exchange Office oil
S X NJ. ALLEN q GO.
Lynohhurg,
Where the cash will be paid at sight lor all
prizes as soon rs drawn.
AlnIrh Ii
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MARRIED., on tuesday the l3lh ui' by the
Rev John frnet. MI.FIkMiNo liELLLM,
IN the uiahle aud much accomplished Miss r.
LIIABErH fHlLLiMAN. daughter OF MI
Jacob Prllmau, MI of Franklin county.
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TO be Drawn M Richmond, on Thurs
day the Isl May "c1f.
Virginia State Navigation Lottery, Moo.
SPLENDID SCHEME
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~1yXgHBURG, MARCH "a, ISIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23

HENRI--(lst day) Peyton Crav.lv 90 n,,;a d..
ther) ~r Np ''o"' o"" "ea-
JAMES Cirr--Roscow Cole and r. p Richa,ds,r
LoUpoVN--Col William Elzcy,s Cutlbrr, por.m.
LE"Js-Ihoma' Bland $780, G. D. Can,ien~ e74-.
hesen la'' Sioson IA, d. Smith I0O E Jackson 81
LouIsA-(poll days) Charles KimbrouoI 9ss 80
Johnston 2o3-George Harris 1914, o Gloss IGs VA"
MATTHEws--CarteI NJ. Braxton* and Horl, HI
gins* "e' mug
NoRTHAMProN--(2i day. DR.. Calvin II. Read r,on.
SentionisI 30, Major WIN. Dun;on (cnnven,onis,l &5
zen. T. Parker tanti-conveu,ions) Ill John C. Pam
more (anti couveniionist) ~.
towHs4AN-Wil!iam Old i53, Thomas Miller 1ay.
(Nn npposition.) ' 49,
opposi,ion) ! 80 I"o
FOR SENATE
EAkoLISt.John H. Bernard 81, John Roape.; Is,
For LEWIS COUNTY William L. Jar ks,n $50 -,
Allen 49, John Kincheoe %, John cantriI ''"" -
New Members -
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b n aok is now receiving by the Tally -fio
nirect, Effort aud other packets, from NV, VI
in part of 'F'' " 's' consisting
Bue' black, green, brown mix, supe, fine cloths
n,ue' black, drab and MKT cassimsres
"e oiack and 'een ladies' cloths for rentIe,,e,, ,
,."'.ot black and white hats and silk Umbrellas
r'n!e, bun and fashionable printed Mars.iI,.s
u'tS ana genuemen's white, brown black ~ ~"
ranted quality '' o ""'-
I'aeA oonoazets, circassans and Ia stines
Eiehch drnis, nankeens and cotton cassin,rres
Granduris nniDn mixtures ard stfDes
JfccnHet, null, bonk and ether mus :ins
Is > 4 and Z 4 cotton, and linen csn,h,ic -. ~
brio hdkfs '1' "''o cam
rur"'''re, cambric and habit dn,ity
Linen cotton and other furniture and arro, ,...
linen and cotton bedticking
'", assortment of caicoes, ginsha,ns and coio,.,t
"'uS'ins, new and ha ndsome pa ,terus .N'
IAN ana inquired Gro de Nan a nd o,ber eli,
tt'"ah iutrstrings, sarsnes and sinchevs
S"t'nn and silk cravats and hdkfs
belt, bonnet, love and other rjbha,ds
n''"i' oehched and coored :o,cesrtcs
o cases a. and 78 Irish linen sheet;nc mn,
and lawns 'E' ii"i!dhcs
-, IaeS herman o2nabuTgs, tickleUbutss a,s Lr.,
""i'4""S pune and double prime wheat a,d ]
g, by mes 'ne iaS' d very superior article -
"''"' pes steel mounted guns;
al which he offers at wholesale = nd .,,u
atIe terms. ' -" fe"Soo-
Aprii %
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PREFACE.

ihs object oi the Poem, which preceded This Pre-
ace 10 ailay the terrors and the preudices
ThlNS; 10 sesoue the characters of Cnssr Crom-a,I
Bonaparte, Caiigula. and other excellent aasa,
from tbe oh!oqny which has been cast upon them. r.
sbew that Gen. jackson. though not so learned 40
most OF them, (and therefore greatly their supe,ior
gnorance posssssos all the of their eres, Qua,
es, ami IN an eminent degree that best Of H.,ssn,
gifts the capacity TO LEAD MEN In en- 80 y.
. "a that PURE MILITARY DEsPuTTSM
the fayorite Of heroes, and the usual cooS.,a.,
investing them with the control of civil affairs 40 !, :;
the simplest SO it is the hes, of all the form. az s,s.
meot evor invented, and most peculiarly eIan,sa -
PIE. - ho-
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IT New Jersey nc dednctcs, notwiihstsndng The well
known coalition Of she Jackson and Crawford
the repeated manifestations since given Of the prepons
ancs Of the Adans interest then the whole number would
be reduced o. 1873 which IS two than nao-ity bu,
m TIC ether HARD Ohio with Jersey be AIDED ~ y'-
the - vasHr. thar ,,c Whole nano,- g. WIT:
w;-5 Mr. ?1ams -o'i' g"baoiy have recyiysa is 1871
leaving i;ea Jsrls5o %.
Is' go MAKE estimate Of tic pro5ls,o result,
1--o-dn n ~ sr"r r-I Of .'>-!'es, IN ,e several
f.atss ~ = t.. q .rect--r had s.e7t- er,y
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From he Richmona Enquircr orLbc 18th inst.
THE TRUE ART OF GOVERNING,

THE TRUE ART OF GOVERNING
Or
THE FOLLY or LEARNING:
4 pind0ric (Noie AZ Poem, tcilt Noe,-y,on No,s,
Historical Critical and ErpiGaatorv joosfscrjot Mt
The beginning and Prefree al HE end Dedfrofcd IN
'''e ffe fHt"T0h' 'o''o ran neither read orite
"2itam para saPieniia yegasr nundas."
"Ni"'ley is you: Only wear"
90" Els folly be wise"
sage member IF In'c
Has maintained in debate
That men without learning hes, govern n G,a,p-fpN
His example, know,
As his precept doth show,
Men may make Speeches and be-no, vtly creat-fC)
Tartar, Chociaw or Turk
With sword, scalp knife or dix
He'd take before Jefferson, Gaming, or Bunk
AS far al coucrRn,e1t work.
Like naror,eni Frog--(D)
He's ir'1 of King Log,
M, fairly chshrd leaps into mouth Of King scrk
The brave Hildebrand-fE)
Napoleon, lie Grand--(F) fde,s,,,d
Marlborough CO. Cromwell, On CFsar III did we'll Nh.
rho all dcspots or kuavss,
How to rule SLAVES, command
And, SUCH the CTJIEFTAINS should FREE5IEN
OF the truth ofeacb word
C"gert proof to aHo,d.
HFHE HERO" stands ready wirh pistol and sword.
Ultima rnfjo rcg,un,
Other reasons mteVe 'emI
Sole proof Kings or Heroes should deign accora-.
D.
Then elect him who shoots
Vile militia like brues. H
Wh", siicke5s for Sr,e Rights, with re a,es
bciorc whom your Govbois shall down like ,u,cs;
Who ~ give YOU protection
Flies TO famd SECOND SECTIoE"-K
Imprsous your Judgrs,-K
Proves law ali n fudge--is,
Ind the Ccnsiiiutiun--iears ND by the roots--K
s.
Lot your books all be burnt-TPI
Forget what you've IearHt-
odnisn knowledge baum esl-pu down schools.
Take for Statesmen and Hernrs
Ctomw ellis iIdsbrands-- Nrros--
Rn7srs--Free e op;crs vue.- G1ndi.ti anJ r--'-
NOTES
vote h--FiniaCie--so asic3, because written is
@5oAss Dot v1T -eZJ.sr s9t $50 Obs great rl,a ;bsy
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FOR IfiE WIG.
sLevees.


h,essts E',,"'s--lho' as one of your readers, am
we'll satisfied that, generality, you should practise 10
wards The Enquirer, the advice given by Polou,ps
10 'aertes. "neItbeF borrower nor a lender he "
do not think the nle sonld So nficxihIc as tn e
cinde from The Wing production calculated 10 ad
vance tiic good cause because b, some s,ranoo brn
ner, 1t has found its way the Ene,.rer AID
s"ch piece, think appeared in the Enourer of 5th
1ed ~ true ART OF governing, OF tine oly OF ie,rD
itrS" This 'magnhccnt poenF' has ticklej me I,,o.
Iy-i Il" mt know when have met with = niece of
irony happily hit Off And let me tell you A:essrs
Editors, that irony skiifnliy used exposes to d:cnle
more powerfully and Pognauty than all the REASONING
~ The world 1t was this weapon which made Swift
rFes'Si'hie IN CONTROVERSY whether he had the yenson
or mol he was sure TO get lie laugh IN his side I
have seidon successful effort al this q, clio
than the poem with the notes. o: which sneak The
subject Is most apt for such ESSAY; and il is ,.,
tot OF biting irony, which all feel. s.Thc urea,
un'e"rned," and The orator. has vosed himself
10 his car are shewn ia high relief TO meet with
such piece in such place truly surprised me, and
gave double relish To ITS beauties. The hand that
can turn off sncb work, ought no, 10 be idle At such
time as this rus. therefore that vc shall see ,hs
Bard again, with his whole array, OF texi-notes S..
NC 1t IS fruitful subject. and will grow under 81, Oh
hand. In the meantime, beg, that you ~ ~ p;ve
hrs poem, with Its accomplishments ulace in tho
Wing think lie Will 80 the State 50 NJ, ee-vice ~
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