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j WILLS Ck.

VIRGINIA AT Rules bolden ID the clerks office ofthr
spprrer courto Of Chanrery for the Lynehburg district.
the Gay oiJuHe, Isl. David Hiaginbollau, Dan
Iri Higg5nbutlan aud iAumas lIigginbothanl, late
merchant. and partners, trading under Inc .tylr AMI
firm old a u. iligginhutham, a G. Pitt. against vi
att Duncan aud Mary his wife, VIM. Duncan, john
Damon and Phuba his wlfo, John Il. Goodrich, and Re
bcccahis wife, aud VIM. Siedd aud Abigail his wife,
Defts.
Tn defendants William Slcdd and Abigail his wife
not hayirp rutercdthelf appearance 4 gwen securtVac-
cordtug 10 the act OF Assembly aud the rule ufthIs courl,
4 At tbpeatin by satisfactory evidence that they are moi
,uhahitaats Of this Gountry-lt L. ordered, that thrsqId
defendants do appeal here on the first day Of the next
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that IA copv
of tins order he forthnlt i inserted in some NEWSPAPER
printed IN the town ofIynchbura for two months lac
ccs,lyely, and posted 1.-THE front door Of the COURTEOUS,
IN the sad town. A~eopy-Testc,
Ct JOHN WILLS. L.
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C1NH FOR

EVTE will give the highest cash price for
w WHEAT, delivered at the Lynchburg
Mills. SMITH L BAGWELL.
August 7. 1897
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NlRHiNlA AT Rnics holden IN the Clerks office oftbe
Superior Court of tlanecry for the l.ynchhurg district.
the I'd day OF June, le2s. Waiter Fitzgerald and Ma,
nv his"He' Dlanna Tngg, Abner Trigg and Docia
lfiee' The four last infants under the aga oftwrnty one
Years, by WIN. TrtgE, their father and next friend
rus. against W alter Fitzgerald, admir- de honis non Of
John ANTHONY, decd, james Cohbs and Elizabeth his
VIE, Thomas ;. barnett and Susan his wife, VIM. An
thony, jas Anthony, Sally Anthony, Mary Ann Aptbo-
ny Benjamin A. Anthony, Donald Frazier and lpliet
Jane III, wife, LodoN iok Brodic and Matilda q bis
wit, Saf'h Ann Anthony. Amanda NJ. Anthony. AL
befl u, Anthony, Harriet 4. Anthony, Elizabeth nj. An
thoaS, Mark Anthony, james {. ANTHONY, Abner An.
&. Steptoo, Drtts. "" ''"es
me defendants Donald Frazier and JuIjct LAM hi.
NIie' Loao"lck brodie and Matilda q his vita. S,r,h
Ann Anthony, Amanda NJ. Anthony, Albert &. Ant,anT
Harriet \, Anthony ~ Elzaheth NJ. Anthony mot bayiae
'n'ef'a men appearance aud given security accordrnp i,
the act oi Assembly and the rules of this court. and n -,
nearing w satisfactory evidence that they areuot inh,b-
i''h'S oitiiH c"untry-lti Is ordered, that the sand deg,o3
ants do appear here on the first day ofthe next Term md
answer the o'l ofthe plaintiffs and that a cnuv Of ~.
oruer he forthwith inserted IN some newspaper mint
ed IN the town OF y~nehburr, for TWO months turc.f. +"
and posted al the froat door of the courihous. =,
the said town. "''"o"Se IN
10 A~Copy-Iestc, JOHN wills -.
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John, William & Caswell Poe
Es q AVE on hand. a general ami extensive a,-
"A "a snrtment of Leather, Spanish Hide.
ianners' Oil, Tanners Tools, &c. &c. Also
a large assortment of prime Groceries. All OF
which will be SOFA unusually low for cash, or bar
tered tor country produce.
MAY ID 1863
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VIRGINIA At Rule, hoIdel in the Clrrl', uticc ofthe
superior Court ofChaacery for the Lynelhurg District,
the ID d3y of juno, 1898. Margaret kuckcr, AleAal.
der NJ. RuckoT. Sarah " Rucker, Elizabeth 5. tuck
Grand Ann Ruckerr Pitt. against Alexander Mari, as
admir- de bonis non ofRlchard ltucker, deceased, mud in
his own right, benjamin Rucker, Armisleud Rucker &
Thomas Aidr,dgc, Delts.
The Defendants benjamin Rucker and Thos. AIhridge
not having entered their appearance and gwen Sc
curlty according to ihr act Of Assembly aud the
rules Of this court, and II appearing by satisfactory cyl.
deuce that they are not inhabitants ofthiS cuuntry-It !,
ordered, that the SAID defendants do appear her. ON IN,
first day Of hencNt term 4 answer the sa4db hip ofihr ,lain,
Tins aud that a copy oflns order be lorihwith lpsnrt.,
IN some newspaper printed mthc town OF Lyucihure, foY
two Month ,nc'cs,l'eiy and posted at the front door q
the courthouse ofthc said town.
~ A~Copy-rcA., JOHN WILLS -
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Y virtue Ola decd o%tlrnsi, executed IN he
D subscriber by Col. David Jones md HI.
VIE. hrnrine 1ale The lpIh la. 81 April, 1870,
and recorded ~ the clerks office Of Camp
bell county, Tor purposes therein mentioned
~ shall proceed, Oh Thursday the 2nd d.
VI Oct next, II lar. II not, The next mir da,
lherenfrt, Sun1nys excepted, at the re-
ieucr oil the said Jones, TO sell, 10 the bighrsf
bidder, nj public a%uolinn, for eusb, the tract al
land in The SAID deed mentioned, and On
which the spid Jones reside, containing SEQ
prres, more or less, OF 50 much thereof ms Will
he snficirntto pny he debts now due aud Sc
rured hy the snid deed aud cost attending
the same. Acting IS trustees we thall convey
only such title "a Is vested in Us. This land
lies we'll. IN the low end OF the county, II
miles from the court house. p from Lynch
burg. The buildings consist OF n good dwell
ing house, kitchen, smoke and ice house, g..
with all other convenient ont houses. TIC
greater proportion OF this Land is now II
~ GODS and is good tobacco land, and the prra-
ter proportion Of the remaining part Is trcsA
and. We drem II unnecessary To give "A fur
her description Of the land, supposing No
person NiIl purchase without viewing the
and. JN0. HOBsON, Irns-
WIN ROBINSON, tees.
Al. !. tai ST
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Dls..

A HTIDYsPEP1lC. OR. souRSTONACH
"a PlLLo-m intaittie CQie Tor indigestion.
II heee Pills have been highly approved Of by
those who have used them iur the above named
disease. aud are prescribed by several physi-
cans Of emlnence in this aud other cities. As
proof then prc-eminence over other remedies,
the proprietor inserts the following copy OF a let
ten. dated
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Just Received by
THOMAS ]. DUNAI,


Alcohol tGnm Camrhor
JoppeTaE lHaileam OF
Orange Peel lRotlen Stone
Lamp Oil. rsry aYeriorlGmo Elastic
Bottle Colks blue Sfnplis
White Lead, dry Fer sulphur
Alum pusirer Berries
Nader lsbeei Cork
Indigo lYials Assorted
birthstone lPabv. Rhubarb
Window Glass 8 by l0lSaltp etre
andl0 By II IBoraE
vcnriian Red lafoaad Leswood
Spanish Brown iRed Lead
Ginger. superior IAqua FORTS
Carl soda ferdigris
Cbainomile White Bar Soap
Spts. Niife Dale. Ivory Back
Shop Furniture Fol Digitstis
l~sinelass iBalsam Copaiya
Waters lSpts. Uatishorn.
Tooth Brushes ICantharides
Cloves Cream Tartar
Pearl Barley lAssafoetids
Real Turkey Raaharb Rec. Pale and yellow
Fancy soaps Bark
Stone Ochre Gum Myrrh
Snuff Beans Cinnamon .
Red Preeipitate Mace
Durable Ink Nntmegs
Fancy Walls Epson salts
Evans Lanccts Starch
Gold Leaf 'CuOebs
Lunar Caustic IPIppstseya
Rose Water Rock Candy
Prep Chalk
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a DYER1IsEA WENT -l ne suhsc'l Dcrw wish.
"a IS To sell, nr rent ont. the Franklin
= ltel in the Town Of New Glasgow, AND county
oi Amherst. TIL, Building Is large and conye-
nient, and p0 houses md garden ~ good re
pair. II is situated on dne stage road leading
from Lynchbuis ~ TO Charlottesville aud has
IA It's favor muci TO recommend II as a house
50 entertainment. Possession will he given IN
November ncu. For terIus, apply tn the sub
scrlber at New Glasgow.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
II. 2,n
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NlRGlNlA-At rules holden in the clerks oifca oftbe
superior Court OF Chanccry for the Lynchburs Dr..
lFicll the 2d day OF Juue, ls'S. Wm. Lee, jr. Mum
ford Smith, n Nm. Bowler, Pits. against Ipr1,tjus Rrd-
man, Nm Lee seH.J joel Lee, GrcenYdle Penn, the rldas,
Jane Penn, widow ofGabriel Penn, decd, CLARK Perm,
Samuel Martin and kutE his wife, Josiah Fairs and
Mary his wife, Ahram Penn, Greenyllie Penn, II. ard
Francis Penn, the two last infants by Commissioner
Bcnagh, specially assigned their guardian, Dens.
The dfiaGdants ignatius Redman, William Lee.
sen. joel Lee Josiah Faris and Mary his wife. and
Abram Penn not having entered their anpearance
and given security according to the act Of Assembly and
the rules OF This court and it appearing by salisflcto-
~ evidence that they are not inhabitants of This
country 1t IS ordered TINT the said defendants DO apppar
here on The first day Of the next term and answer
lhr hAl oitae plaintiffs and that n copy ofthis order lie
iurtl"lth inserted IN some newspaper printed in the
Tow u oil iNnchburg Tor tNo months SUCCESSFULLY, aud ms
ted At the trout door ofthc courthouse IN tine aid id d
20 ACopH-feste, JOHN WILLS, Ok
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suSl fUBLISHED-Tales of a Granada.
- iher, beng stories taken from Scottish
History, By the author of Naverly. &c. &c, for
sale at the Book aud Stationary Store of
CHARLES A. WITHERS.
Nar,I, o.
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SAL4AD OIL.

HAVE received a few dozen bottles very
d superior Salad Oil, snitable for table use.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Jp1u II
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AK JOHN 1. HiLL-As YOU are no m
w hsla al n thIs Commonwealth, ynh
vii please 10 axe notice. thai oa Saturday
he 20 h day oi September 80, lie hehse
ofJohn Maaisou. in the eoa8tY n t~ugnsla,
shall nrosse1 L. take the sfkdsf OF iohn
Madison and others, and on 5htariay me
17th aay of the same maath, ] shall Al Tue
mouse OF JOHN B Stout. n the 10 go oil Low
~ines,en. county Of Nelsaa. proceed IN take
The af5iavits Of john Crews and others,
which aHf it,ils are intended 10 be read - g
r,denre IN a suit Ia Chanesfy. nos depend.
me ia t.r county court OF aelsna, wherein !
an elaiutiF al ~yaurs'if AID ethers as de-
geaaanls. shonld the taking oithc aH.IaVts
above mentioned no, be fai-had IN Inc days
shove mentioned. they will be csaiaaned
from day 20 day, Sundays xcepted,) until
.eomnle'ed. When and where you nay ~
tend L you think proper
Neison couaty, Aug.7 w4UsI
E0TECE.-As We are about TO leave
ms place. al persons Indebted TO rs wall
IDEAS rome forward and make ~payment-and
should there be any demands sgains, Us, present
them a, soon As possible and they With disfhar-
I'D an application as ~ are ansious TO cl1se aur
business ANDREWS q BROTHERS.
Ii, % iss9
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PARKER VEGETABLE RENovATING
BAMAEEA.

Equal 10 SraaS any other, and dollar CHEAPER
ESOH the cure of Rbfamdtism Lirer Complaint Ulcers,
n .NtrcUr,a and Syphiltic Diseases. Likewise com.
plants arising from impure state ofe blood Putrd Sore
Throat, aud lIe early stages Of Consumption, sc
Many cases of Jaindce have been radically cured by
using only few bottles Dyspepsia, Indigestion Is re-
moved by its powerful virtues and where children are con-
cernej Is known 10 be- remarkable salutary operatiye
and for that purpose should lie kept hlies, TO be given
IN complaints incident Ia the changes of the seasons
Purchasers requested 10 observe, that the Genuine
Medicine has the Projectors nane in his hand writ
ing, the label of each bottle, with the words Parkerb
FaDacea," he seal of the cuk The label represents tho
Hydra snbiied 10y Hercules, with masonic emblem above
This PANACEA equal to any ia il Is pleasant to
the taste, and requires no alteration in the det-sptous
liquors To be avoided.
The propIe,or is aware, that for of proper and con
tain niun1on his medicine may by persons be rank
ed amongst nosnnIs vended by numerous empires Of tho
day b he has the satisfaction of knowing that upon trial
these opinions viii vanish, aud give place conviction Of
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10 which the human constitution is liable, will be cured by
his medicine would he false and absurd IN the extreme but
possesses efficacy in the relief and cure of Ger
ain obstinate and violent complaints, and those in many in
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Orders from any plu of the United States addressed to
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PTnters, Philadelphia, will lie attended TO
January 80.
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grave her gentle spirit had passed q.
way from thss scene OF sin and suffering.
l have faithfully fulfilled my promise re-
specting her child. Ten years have
now passed away since she came under
my roof; and her affectionate attentions
and engaging cheerfulness enliven my
declining years, and soothe the many
melancholy thoughts which, even now,
often press on my spirits, when think
of her mother-of Adelaide, my first
and only love.
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DUMtHiE~' HinuLY AfPRUNED
EYE WATER.

VHNiS safe and powerful wash for nfamed Eyes,
u stands pretmlnent among the multitude of ordinary
preparations for this pmpse he most obstinate tho
most slight inan1ons of that delicate organ, yield To this
highly approved Eye Waier which will brace and restore
the tone Ui the diseased parts On eyes the eect
Is highly sluny In Of years standing, the most
expected relief has been received after other applications Of
interior efficacy had facd UcdhneSs, soreness, and 9TH
or complaints o the Eyes, proceeding from cods have been
permanently renewed Those who il pronounce to bo
the best PREPARATION for his complaint tley met with.
especially IN obstinate OF soreness aud inamaton-
Price % cents per bGftis.
ALso-le celebrated Cambrdni Tooth 4chG Pills, which
give immediate reiitf wuut the least injury Teeth
ON trial this VIII be found Of the best remedies known
for this painful complaint. Pace so cents Il box.
n frepled and sold whole SALE by Il. KlDDER, propri-
eior OF the "CJnHay .Nedcins," Counting Room u CHAM
bers over No 10 COrnerof COrt aud Hanover Streets and nj
retail by his special appointment together with ali the tho
different articles OF the Conway Medcue) by tie following
Druggists, viz JOSEPH BALCH Jr. and
JOHN II. MASON Co.
'sfOscve none genuine without the written signatug
OF i, KiDDER, ON the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount To those who buy to sell again.
April 9.
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PROPOSALS,

EINOR publishing by subscriptions An Historical Account
NJ Oi the Greek Revolution, fiom its To
January, 1878, by SAMUEL G. HOWE, NJ. ID. Surgeon
in the Greek service
TERHs.--!t will be published in octave volume, of
about four hund cd pages neatly printed good paper
Price Ia subscribers, So 80.
subscriptions for the work. will be received by Thomas
A. Webb NJ. ID. Martin Robinson, A. =. Beckwith, Brew
er y Wilcox, Ilutchens Cory, Providence--J. Minnie,
Pawncke and by the principal Booksellers throughout the
United States If march IL
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DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE.
uINROM the Philadelphia Month Journal Of Medicine sad
Surgery edied BY n. X. Smith, NJ ID. Professor Of Sur
gerry the UneTy of MAJ, land; "Chambe,' medicine for
The relief o drubkad ha, ben used with Lous
willie, in the Of several IL completely reformed
them Vi their vice"
The following from circular ened by John Rogers, Johs
mha aud freese Dearborn, Esqs Seectmen Of Exeter
we wCusuggest the propIiey OF making appropriations
from the cence for the purchase o Cbambeis Medic Inc
We have placed quantity Of this article the hands of
Physicians who administer fee Of expense 10 all who ill
tax. it, and hipp. To have in power TO state, that
than twenty Of moot confirmed dankard have taken
and those who have completed their course have been cured
by IT, aud restored their lends and TO usefulness In society"
every where has leen tried in Portsmouth and s
vicinity, (rom 80 40 ha, been known a Of effect
ing euo.
II i, prepared only by Dr. James IT, Hart and Mr.. A. M
Tanning 10 d. Chambers. their Office in Rutgers
Medical College, aud the Medicinal Store Of Dr. Hart
OF Broadway aud Chamber street. New-iork. The med
cne put up letter packages sufficient for individual
case panied with directions, and be by mail
All order. encloing the usual price five dollars and postage
paid will receive immediate attention. those who unable
10 pay, personal application OF the individual at ocs,
the medicine wall he administered gratis.
CAUTIOS-ln consequence of the great celebrity which
Dr. Chambers medicine has acquired, there and doubtless
will 'e ,pufous limitations Of this valuable remedy. The
public informed that the directions accompany ing the
uine meaiei sgned by JamesH Hat NJ u. and A. M.
flaming For sae by SMITH & PARMENTER at tie Office
OF the Literary Cadet, and by JOSEPH BALcH, Jr South
Nam nstreet. May ~
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CREAM OF AMER.
aSHTON'S LKPROVED
LIQUID BLACKING.

pIVOR snle, ut wholesale and retail, by SAMUEL ASH
n TON, ll6 Ia South Main street. aud BY his Agent,
EDwARD k. You've, No. ~, Market square.
5. H. A. Fees perfectly free TO recommend this Backing
To nc eqn not superior to any IN Ii Is perfect
iy Zee nom those qualities winch injurious to the leather,
and requires less labor in the application than other kind OF
BlaCking.
ed Hacking n0 person give this Backing trial, with
ont boing convinced that II has not lis superior
Retailers can be supplied very favorable terms and
should any purchaser he disappointed in the article, he may
return il. and receive his money. :"
August q.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

ELIIANAN W. y. RICE,
COACH, CH9ISE, MN SIGN PAINTER,
UNIFORMS the citizens h rroyidence and r. vicinity, tha
lie has established himself IN Providence In the buildins
Mcssrs Moees and Samuel Guild In of Weybosscs
street. and No. 9, South tGnre street, where he On
he above business IN a is han lies. Having had along en-
pcrence IN the business, he truss that he will I've enabled
give entire satisfaction those who may he pleased 10 EN-
Ploy him. Carriages Chases, &c, rcpanted nj short notss
and on tie most accommodating terms. II Apf12
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From the Ladiss' MsxssinS.


1O "IHE sPiklT."
We have parted forever,
T Bright spIfit, konahce!
My hedrt aga,n never
shall ibeit Ia thy gance.
From bopk-ides or roweis
TSoug,, bri,ti wayss and hovevs
In beauty i've on,
Sill tho clid h,;li is echo,
The cain pines their tunei
The vaIo It's deep satdow.
4 hs hiiltrp the moon
But hou art MT taking
Nor deep'nins nor break,sg
Ihe s,iilnsss It nigni.
Log ago J nilsh1 WANDER
lT"ug'i l"fcstan cell,
iowa'ch ior ana ponder
Ihe "'wer oitly rpeli
FEoni ca .i's beau'es Stealing,
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ME-. =. DUNHAM, respectfully iniurms the young La
I'VE dies O Providence, that hs Fall Term of fashionable
dancing will commence on saturday, the 20 III instant
Hours of giving lesops, from O'clock until o, r. Nj.
Tuition, s. per quarter.
GcRtiemsa's Evcnirg School, will commence satur-
day evening, October 4th Hours Of instruction from 6
o'clock, unth 9, r. NJ
1FThose Gentlemen wishing 10 subscribe, will find n
subscription paper at the Huntington Heel.
Terms II tuition $3.50, yer quarter. sept. 10
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EAR. ROGERS Vegetable ru!monic Detergent. Ale,
~ Rogers' Anti Bilious Aperien Pulmonary Pills. The
above articles are so well known aud their qualities Just
y appreciated by Tire public, that 'iis sueruos publish
any nom the thousands at certificates the pilctor has
ceIet from those who have been cured by them The fol
lowing however having been lately received, alone insert
cd
DR.. GEoeoE Rooms, Nchc- York, Jan. 4, 1929.
Dcar Sr1ou must recolcct the circumstance Of the in
disposition Of my f'le son, llbnring under serious Pull
iouaTy aiociUn whom you prescribed for few times by
the solicitation of his mother you office in the of
the summer past. II is tact that he appeared To he Urcs
cOrcrGbiy from is, hut by strict attention 10 your pre-
scripoIs, and The use OF your valuable compound, Pumo
mic Detergent for few weeks, he II now perfectly healthy
and le~hy. therefore feel my duty 10 express my graft
de IL you under the blessing of Providence, for the resto
ton Of my sons health does appear 10 me that
table medicine like yours safe and ecacios, requires
only TO be known TO I've universally approved Of, aud
friend to The ianiy OF man and for this cson You are al
liberty and even requested To give publicity to The above
marks from your obliged friend although no personal
qliainlnce with you. RICHARD GARDNER.
The above excellent medicines prepared with the
utmost care by Dr. Rosers, his DpenSory and for sale
by Timdhy Keog wholesale and retail No. y, Merchants
Exchange, General Agent for the proprietor where all
de from any part Of the United States will be promptly
ecued
For sale In Providence. by JoHS ". MASON & Co. No
~, Bruad-st and DUrY GREENE, High Street.
May "a ly 1awfw
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THE BRIDAL MORN.

by MISS L0H00h
Yby bridal incoming. They arc now
Tbs last braid ol Thy trsscs wrcathingJ
Tbs last white piari is ON Thy brow,
The orange lowers beside thcc bresihlnS.
Why, thou art qieen-like; that rich zsns.
The sdin's snuwy io!ds eonhning,
10 bright " th every lniiAn st'no
Whore hues have caught tho day break saAine.
And thou ari fsir--oli, very fair.
Aud su,test well thy "a, adorningj
Thy clear brow, and Thy sunny ham,
Are they not beautiful as uiurningf
But thou art yet,e~s fair than pale
Pale II is but brido's sweet sRrow
Yling ovsf hor the silver veil
Thai check will 10 more bright 10 mcsSow.
20 more no more the rosa hath said
Farewell ~ tliai pale check forever
Those geiiis m1y cast a meteor rod
Upon ttlat iMe-but tic heart never.
Thoss cycs have tears they may no. wespJ
Ths.so lips words never 10 DO sp'ken;
A. weak as frail, thou canst MT Keep,
Nor yet forget vows thou hast broken.
por eye u on the mirror fixed,
Yet SECS s,e moi on wliat she gazos;
Tho past has with the present uxed,
fill botn seem one hl meinmy's nA1ss
That long pas, hour what doth II here.
1he si,Hnberng pulses TO awakenf
His iinago-how can that be doaf!
His inlago whom thou last iorsaksnf
What does II here '--that cygress grove,
That hour uf pr oniigIit aud ii drsslaingj
Thai Ufe fond dream VI early love,
haif ot ine's wUrldlncss rodosuninSi
The curl he took, the riag he gave
Tie vow that aound your hears tossthesl
On roth, such ID OIL oceans wave!
Oh Change, such Is ~ ApriI weather!
Ard has thai tickle heart been won
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-27
DUMFRlES REMEDY FOR THE PILES

JJ'NEW CASE OF A CURE.II
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t'a, would compare with yours The late attack n
we're one, but the relief almost immediate take great
pleasure IN communicating this yon, for the benefit of any
who may be suffering under 80 painula disease