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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME ANDPIArF
4 TRACT or LAND.

adjoining tie above, continuing by feren!
survey 3u5 acres, 30 If which is 81, AIRED. l5o
within he last four years, all in fine heart n,
pau of IT having been cultivated in hoe croD
more than one during the above period !,
has yielded in wheat Que principal crop attn.
died 10y between 10 and ! ] hnshrlS per acre on
al average oftour wears crops The improve.
Inen's are a two story dwelling house with Tour
rooms above & cellar rooms, "A frame kilebqn
with rooms ice heuse. g. Other offices rev
frame graaary d ihreshing Machine; i've arse
hacco houses stables negro hon es. aud buii
and never failing spring Of tn puresi WAFER
IERMS.--One, two and three equal anh8i
lnsfainrnts from The hr-l day OF Septrmbsf
next, To he secured by bond aud approved per
sonsl security tor the fist instalmrni bond
Tor the two last payments, and deed of trn,
10 secure all. Possession viii he gwen ihe II
da, Of Janunry next, w.h the privilege Of serf.
ng wheat the ensuing tall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
ALSO,
TWENTY THREE NEGROES

Consisting oitwenty fellows, iva lads aad one
women, among whom are one mill wright q
great value, hasi'e been ~ the trace abos
twelve years; hree hoor haired cuopers, lat
millers aud six hoalmen. The others are plalr
tation hands.
TERMS. Twelve months credit from da}
OF sale Bond with approved =, curly vii u
required.
The sale will be continued from day 10 D.
antll the Whole are soId Should N, day ai
pointed lie unlayorablc the sale wall common e
the first fair day thereafter.
A. n I. Il. CRENSHAN.
Virginia Mills, April Il. w'd,67
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
Fet rs
NEW GOODS 9

NNNfL nave Tins day rfct,Ned, a large lot OF
~ ready mad clothing Of the latest lash
ioas, ando superior workmanship. Tn Goods
esnsi'i 81 hne aud s"pertinr Blue, u ak, Brown.
Olive and dieen Drr-s and Frnck Coats, Vet.
vel. MoleaA,n Cashmere Blrc. Black aud
Brown or'N Valencia arc hlarSails VESTS ;
Panid'nons Of Gl"'h. Cashmere sineii ana
b'n2up Cera; fancy Hdkfs. Patent ,p,lue
stocks Blk. six aad Faacy coored nech Hand.
herchles, Potkei fi"udl>erchie;s Linen aud { Of
ton Shirts, onsPcnHers, Draw crs, q oyt,, Has
Boots, Sue. br"g His, and Pumps with n va
fiefy of Dry Goods &c Tins arrival enables
rs 10 ac' oalnod"tr al who call upon Us from
aead to j1ol, aud at prces which csun1t Gii to
please. NALhtR ( 90.
Emporium Of fnsaiors
y. B. We are daily ezprcime lnrge suppl,
II Spring aud Summer CJolhihs.
March -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue ola iced oi trust executed 70 the
I'd ,ubsolbrrs by Samuel Wight, aud duly
4rcordel IN tho Jerks Office OF The county
count OF pftacs Edsard, for purposes there
~ expi,ssed. We or ore Of US, viii, ON Nednes'
day the third day Of June neat, upon The ptcmi-
scs. proceed 10 sell 10 he h,shes, bidder, Tor
cash, the tract u lsnd IN said deed mentioned,
IL heing the same Upon which said Wright naw
resides lying IN thu county ofPnnce Edward.
near Clover Hill Iaafn Also two slaves,
George man, and Caly woman With the IN
crease OF the ismAle, ifaay since ,hr date Of
the deed, ar 81 much thereof Us viii lie suii
eien, 10 answer The purposes Of The conveyance
The title Is believed 10 be gooj, bn, Se shall
convey thai vested ia rs by HE deed Aforesaid
THOMAS TRENT, ! Trus-
THOMAS o PATTI ESoN. tees
May I. t1s76
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

ste Oh SWANS GENUINE PAM
~ ~sCEA Just received direct nom "
"a tory, supply of Swaim's genuine PaaG's
at the reduced price Of two dollars Also sur
dry ether articles THOMAS J. NfaL
Voc. g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
WIN. DIE AN

Yn RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens =,
- Lynchburg and its vicinity, that n 'l'
commenced he Shoe and Boot making o@
ness, in the honse lately occupied by \. oeoOy
field, next door 10 MIR, WIN. Burds' and u.
aoor above Mr. a. K. Norihs book stors,naf'
he intends making all kinds Of Gentlemen
BOOTS, SHOES, AND PUMPs'
Ofthe latest fashions, in the neatesi style al
most substantial manner. having SERVED ,fks
lar apprenticeship to the business, mo p'"'
supplied with ell kinds of materials VI i'ir w..
best kind, he flatrers himself that he WI ~
bic TO please a those who ma, favor MN w
their patronntc
Afrhy p32
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
GENERAL STORE HOUSE

u II y I II X Il > ] U L II u z u
y HE subscriber returns his thanks 10 h..
- friends for their v'ry generous encourage
meat, aud re. pectiuly solicits n continuation !"
their patronage AT the Store House, IA lev
wards abo*e The bridge) 10 which he he's reme'
ed, add in which he will receive NIL Xmas '
Gao on Storage, and give particular aiisn'loe
10 their preservation. The duty on Powder J"
be considerably diminished. This house Is 81
upied Immediately on he creek which is na''s'
BILE for boats. thus far, SO that goods can De II
cei.ed and delivered free from the expes'e
drayage. ROBERT B. SHELlOa.
April 81. vi"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
Trust .Saic of raiuable 1omn Property.

Trust SUE ~ rotuoble 1omn Property.
HRf vnIae ola deed o, trust. executed IL
u y me by Johr Bullock, surviving rarine,
OF the Late firm oi {. IL Il Bullock, aud the tx
echiors ri William Gait drcrased bear,us date
on the 3isi day oil March, 1928 d ol record in
Tie llustin p Court OF Lynchbnrg. i shall on the
18th day OF May, 1879, on the PREMISE expose
I" sale ~ way OF public auction that truly va
uhlse ieu"nrni situated on mnin street III The
town Of Lynehhug. formerly oec.ipied ms
store house by ihr late h,lns oi Gait. Bullock q
Go. mud Cali n Is Hook nnd al present in Tue
occupancy oi NJ he ltolin.nu " Go. Tim
property l. AT pt'srn under lease 10 Mckee
~ Mreh, which vii expire ON the lJih dny Of
Oci"bff, 1881 aud VIII he sold, subject To said
lea-e but the purchaser " III be entitled 20 IN,
rent ilom and aiicrIhe l6'h day OF April, la29
Terms II sale--A credit OF one Two aud ilre,
wears. equal insidlmcnls) will be- eiven. lle
purchaser. or purchasers ewing bonds wilh ap
proved lrtsoni seeurit,. aud a deed ofifn,l
on the property nseli 10 srcule the pay met of
the purchase monfs.
And IN Pursuance nft'p same decd If trust
viii, Oh HE sad 2Sih day OF MAY, 1929, o.
me premises, eApo.e 10 sale, by way ~ publ,
auction, the tenemrnt with lis Hppnriruancts
Situated nn water STREET, ia The townnf Lypch.
hnig, Immediately IN the rear of me tenement
hersln before hfst described, aud now in ,h,.
occupancy Of Edwin e. Lankiord, 10 whom II
las hen lsased until the Isl ia, II Octnbe,
"en, The sale of this las meniinned ten.
meni viii he made sahjrct 10 SAID lease bur III,
purchaser VIII lac enliird 10 the renr rom and
alter Tie Isl day Of April, 1929 1eIms Of sale
etd' "t one and Two years equal i1stal.
'h"n'sl VIII ne gwen, the purchaser, or pur,hr.
SEES sisinS hnnds alth apl rosed PERSONAL s..
] adj al
10 seour, the payment of ihe purchase money
Acting as tu-tee will cnnyry 10 the IN,
! cha."~ ~ Irhssrrs 81 the aIo,u knid pronr,t,
tlr ia vcSto' ia me thereto, aud none Other
ellis ELL DABnEY, trustee.
April % ,d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
a. l. ook at this ! -

ya>JIE snhseliLcr offers for sale. bis farm, in
\ the conniy Of Montgomery. Va. pleasant
y situat.d upon the North Fork OF Roanoke.
about .eyen miles from the court mouse 81 sad
county. sad farm contains three hundic ed n.
ryes of excellent laud. hbou, rightly acres I'M
Ter improvement, the balance ~ iiDbsr, and Of
.quality suitable to the prnducInn OF tobacco
"a hrmp Upon the whole larm. there is not
ninte than ten acres but what is sufficiently
lrSel aud clear Of siose as Ia bc of easy eutiya-
tion. Fifly acres OF hfal rate meadow ground
may be had upon the iract. II has upon II q
\ anng aud hr,l,y apple orchard, is well water.
-, by several never 6,iiing springs. and is stu
aird Uiihn onc M, aud n half OF a Jaw mud
efisi ,aitl lho purchaser ~ill be required Ia
paV ~ leas pnt ua'f Of thn purchase money ~
hand. terms tor the payment OF the balance
III be uafie rH.y.
tur information relatiyr TO the above, enquire
81 the .ubs,rtoer living On the premises
JOHN Nice AULEY.
March 30. "sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
Cheaper than ever.

xEeeE have been adding largely 10 our stock
w Of Fancy Goods. which for novelty OF
5abrie, variety and beauty OF style, and unusual
sheapnezs, rendss The assortment peculiarly
attractive. MCKEE RobINSoSa Go.
Ma A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

Il U9l, on Sun ay evening. between I'd
IN aud 4th street, II Gold ,inSs, elegantly
wrough' With SIX amethyst sets IN IL. / he
Under viii he literally rewarded by lcayiug it
n the Vmginian Uire.
April 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07


INoR RENT the honse nnd lot now occu
py. Possession sill be- Given the 20ll
Nav next EUNARD LLOYD.
Aprii 80. 1914
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
IN CIIANCEUY.

IN 'liNNOEN1.
The defendant lsaac Hhdr jr not having entered hi,
appearance and gwen Secury according 10 the ol
Assembly aud the rulesoi this court aud tUpcu i
hy satisfactory evidence that he inhabant oi
tins country, On the mutton ofhc Paintiti by Caan-
els II - ordered that the sIid defendant do nl-
pear here on the fourth Monday of May next and an
s"er the bill of the complnt and that copy urthis or
der he brp lth inserted Ia some nc, spaper printed m
III" isnchbuTg fnr m months succsssiycy and
posted at the front door Of the courthouse IN the said
county copy-Teste, g. WINGIELD u. {.
Aprn4G war
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

W lHGINlA, VII Al II court ofQuarterly Sessions
Tor the county vi bedford, continued aud held VI
the courthouse thereof tc 2ith day OF March lHlG.
Sh1l hupfel pitt against Isaac " AIDE, II. Jcre,nuh
Wad, and Archd. ade executors OF lsuac W ade, ST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

n tlhp 'ubscriberhs lately reccivptnSNAIL
- additional supply of FRESH DRUGS a
MEDICINES, which makes his AS9ORI.
MEN very complete. He receives SMALL
supplies almost every week, ny which mrans,
his stock, though tie LARGE ST il always
FRESH and snflicien 10 meet AIRY orders
that he may be favored with.
THOMAS J DIVAL.
H. 3. Prescriptions lahl( fully attended 10
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Jan. :.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
From ,hr Massachusetts, Journal.
HE TApESTRiED CHA BER.

The following singular Story was written tor
the Keepsake. by Sir Walter Scott, who says
he has small claim to the praise or the blame
bestowed upon il, since he has related il pre-.
cisely as it was told him by the celebrated Miss
Seward, with the assurance that she derived
her Information from the most authentic sour
ces We never yet heard ghost story which
came directly from the personagvs concerned;
this is a sad pity for the lovers Of the marvel
lous-had Waller himself, seen this unholy
apparitIon, i, would have been confirmation
strong We give merely an extract:
The company assembled for breakfast al an
early hour, but withou, The appearance OF Gem
eral Browne, who seemed the guest that Lord
Woodville was particularly DESTROYS Of honor>
ing. He more than once expressed surprise al The
Generals absence. and al length sent a servant
TO make inquiry after him. The man brought
back word that General Browne had been walk
ing abroad since an early hour of the morning,
in defiance OF the weather which was misty and
ungenIal. sit IN the custom of soldier said
the young nobeman TO his friends; many Of
them acquire habi'ual vigilance, and cannot
sleep after their accustomed hour. Yet the
explanation which Lord WoodviIle of; red 10
the company seemed hardly satisfactory 10 his
own mind; and i, was in FIJI Of silence and alb
sirac ton ,ha, he awaited The return Of The
General Ii took place an hour after the break
fast bell had rung. He looked falignrd and
feverish. His hair, the arrangement Of which
as a, hsilime ore Of the mos' important oc-
cupauonslof mans whole 'dsy, and marked
hi. fashion a. much ss the tying Of cravat, or
the wan, Of one, does at the present time, was
dishevelIed, uneurled, void Of powder and dank
with dew His clothes were huddled on with
a carel IS negligence remarkable in military
nan; and his looks were haggsrd and ghastly
in peculiar degree. so you have stolen a
march upon Us this morning, my dear Grn-r.
H. said Lord Woodyills; or you did not find
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
SUPREME COURT u. S
TuupsDay FEppuAay


Pursuant to adjournment, the Court me-
this monpg at The Capitol.
Preserves on Yesterday.
Proclamation being made, the Court was O.
pened.
On motion Of Mr.. Ogden, Samuel A. Talcott
Esq. Of New York, was admitted as an attor.
new and counsellor of this Court.
Mr. Justice Thompson delivered the opinion
Of the Courl in No 4s Julia Thompson
plaintiff in error, VS.. Lessee OF Alice Tolmte, el
al On writ Of error to the Circuit Court OF
the United S'a'es for the county Of Washing
ingion, in the Distrie, Of Columbia, Judgment
OF said Circui! Court reversed, and the case re.
manded with directions to said Court to enter
judgment for the defendant.
Mr. Justice Washington delivered the opin.
ion Of the Court, in No, 80, Leroy. Bayard, &
Co. plaintiffs in error, vs.. George Johnson. On
writ Of error TO the Circuit Court Of The Unit.
I'd States, for the County Of Alexandra, in the
District Of Coumbis. Judgment OF said Cir
cult Cour, affirmed with costs.
No. SIS. Bark Of the United States, plain, III
in error,v Thomas u. Carnral. On wri, Of
error 10 the Circuit Court OF the United States
for the Kentucky District.
On motion Of Sergeant, stating that the
matters in controversy had been agreed and
settled between the parties. Ordered to be dis
missed.
No. 81. Johu F. Sa,teree, plaintiff in error,
VS.. E Marhewson. The argument ofthis cause
was concluded by Mr. Sergeant, for plaintiff n
error.
No. SO. John cambridge, appellant vs.. Mar
tina Washiugton's Executors. This cause
was argued by Messrs. Lear and Swami for
the appellant, and by Mr.. Taylor for the appe-
lees.
No, so. John T. Richie, appellant, vs. Phil.
ip Mauro and Joseph Forrest. The argument
Of this cause was commenced by Mr.. Z. c. Lee,
for the appellant.
Adjourned ill to-morrow, II Am.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18

The General told his story with such deep
earnest consiction, that Lord Woodviile never
once asked him il he was sure he did not dream
of the apparition or sugges, any al the possioil'
tiles by which il is fashionable to explain ,is-
ions-wild vagaries Of the fancy, or deception
Of the optic nerves. On the contrary, he SEEM
ed deeply impr, ssed with the truth end reality
OF what he had heard. y am the more sorry
for this, my dear Browne said he, that II is
the unhappy, though most unexpected result Of
my own expt rimen,. During my fathers and
grandfathtr's time, this apa, ment was shut up
on account Of reports that II was disturbed oy
SUPERNATURAL sights and noises. But when
came into possession # the estate, thought
The castle was no, extensive enough tor me to
reserve a comfortable sleeping apartment Tor
beings Of the invisible world; and therefore
caused the rapes,ried Chamber 10 be opened
and furnished as became more modern lines.
Yesterday mn'niag was q complete sce2tic on
the subject Of supernatural appearances. My
neighbours and domrsrics were filed with SUI
perstiiion about The apartment; but as you
we're a man Of indubi,able courage, and your
mind free E ON any p,e>occupatibn on the sub
jec,, could not apprehend tina, my experiment
would have bad so unpleasant result
Afer a long conversation General Browne Is
persuaded TO remain long enough 10 view Lord
WoodviIe's gallery Of portraits; and Sir Wals
ter goes on to say:
They were 81 the kind usually found in an
old family gallery. Here, was cavalier who
had ruined ;lle estate in the royal cause; and
there was fine lady who had reinstated it by
marrying a wealthy roundhead SC.
While Lord Woodvilie was examining words
into his guests ear against The stomach OF his
sense they gained the middle OF of the gallery,
when he brheld Gen Browne atari, and assume
an attitude Of the most intense surprise not un.
mixed with fear, as his eyes were caught and
suddenly rivied by portal Of an old lady in
| que, the fashionable dress Of ,he end of The
seven een,h century. 'Ther she is" he ex-
claimed. ',here she is, in form and features,
though Inferior in demoniae expression to The
accursed bag who visited me last night III
that BE- the case said the young noblrman,
'there can no longer remain any doubt Of the
horrible reality of your vision.-That is the
picture Of wretched ancestress Of mine, whose
black and fearful crimes are recorded in our
family history. The recital Of them would be
too horrible; i, is enough 10 say that in yon IA.
tai chamber incest and murder were commits
ted.
q will restore il 10 the solitude to which the
better judgment Of my fathers had consigned
it; and never while can prevent it, shall any
one be exposed to The supernatural horrors,
which could shake such Courage as yours
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
RALPH p. LOTT, ~ D.
GEORGE D9pB, NJ " u
pn n,Ir IpI,HENNEY,L r
This is to give Notice,

VIlHAT the subscriber OF Alexandra CoumH ,he Or
i District of Columbia, has obta'ned hO
p.h the will annexed on the estate Of Elizabeth 10
binson, late of the county Aforesaid decd here
sons having claims against the said deeeden, .
by warned to exhibit the same with the Court, on
Of to the subscriber passed by THE Orphans h.y n,
or before the 18th day of August next. or :,,,,e,
by law be excluded from all benefit to saw - u,ie
and those indebted thereto. are requesle' hi, 18Th
immediate payment Given undermy n'n MtrTT,
III ,aNst 4dm,r. of Elizabeth Robln'0"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
swAIM's PANAcr.
To he Editor of me Am..icnn na:l. 4,

70 the Editor Of The american Daily .id,.,,,.
CIR,-Enclosed you have = letter. dsne.;..s1'
y certificate entitled to the highest consSs n
such detail as is here sworn to BY the unbsssoO h
er herself and certified to be true. az "f "S.;.
knowledge, by two most respectable pbvs;s Geh Osa
by the Magistrate, before whom the d:r" ,e:.m r
made. then do aver that those who resis, sus W
dence would not believe even though IN. sueh e
cure should be performed under their own .~.
case has made deep and lasting impres,;o" ,. 'na
neighborhood where Mrs: Apologize lives. ,n "a u.
not at all doubt but it will leave impression ia q
less durable wherever it shall be read ~ ,as
asked by Others with such wonderful cures ., mo "
blythe most unimpeachable testimony, WIN ';.nes
swams Panacea prescribed by more Of our ,.sn no.
Physicians. They know well the cases in 0t esqr
would ssrely be eficacious. II were M, ss
high respect have for the Medical Profession 's &
not hesitate to impute their conduct to j.aLn,,, s0
vy, or to some equally unamiabe quality. Is:ts o.
the public for the following statement, deposion" 0s
certificate, candid and impartial hearing. '.. .
more, because know no more are necessary 70 ,mh
conviction to the mind Of the most prejudieed ANY
A NEIGHBOp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18

Cotton Yafn. ,
lust received from the OccoqSan Factory az n,tr f.,
d ment Of cOTTON YARN, Of eIcelient 9TugEY
sale by y. d. = o. H. tsw,f
1st mo q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18

Job Printing
neatly and e1peditousIy executed at this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18

1
pani' terrer as ever was village girl, or a
child Of ten years old. was reused by the
castle clock striking one, so loud that it SEEM
ed as if il we're in the very room. 1t was some
time before dared open my eyes; when. how.
ever, summood courage TO look UP, the hor'
rid spectacle was no longer visible. My frs,
idea was to pull the bell and awaken the SER
wants, in order that nigh, remove 10 garrett,
or hay loft; but The bell cord hung by The
chimney, and will confess that Try resolution
was altered by the fear Of being again crossed
by the hendish bag, who might still be lurking
abou, some corner Of the apartment. ! will
not describe the state in which passed the re-
mainder of the night. A hundred terrible OBJ
Jrc,s appeared TO haun, me; but there was SO
great difference betwixt the vision have de-
scribed, and those which followed, that knew
the las to b. receptions Of my own fancy and
over.exciteG nerves. Day at last appeared,
and rose from my bed in i'll health, and hu-
inflated in my mind. As man and soldier,
was ashamed Of nv extreme desire to quit
the haunted apartment; but this feeling con,
quered all other considerations, and, budding
on my clothes, sought relief in the open air.
Your lordship now knows The reason Of my de-
sire TO Quit your hospi,able castle. In other
places trust we shall often mrs,; bu: God
protect me from spending second night under
this roof
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
BYLAW.

At special meeting cf the IOtOn cf CornWnlI,
 legally .OGrned and held at the South Meeting
 House in said tOwn, on the 8th day cf June,
 18S9-
 NOTED. "That Swine over three months V old may go at large on the highways or commons in said town, from the goth day of March to the lst day of December in each year. provided the same shall be well rcng in the nose. And it shall be the duty of the haywards insaid town to ring all swine found at large as aforesaid without sufficient ring through the nose and the owners thereof shall pay the haywards therefor the sum o! twenty-five cents for each swine SO rung by them" S
 Voted, That the Town Clerk cause the above vote to be published according to law v
 A true copy of record.
 Attest, FREDERICK KELLOGG, AT . I0son Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
POETRY.
From BtacksCoOd's Magasine. HOU THE MAID!

.9. From BlacksOOOd's Magasine.
 ART THOU THE MAID! Art thou the maid, from whose blue eye, Mine drank such deep delight? Was thine that voice of melody
 Which charm'd the silent night? fain would think thou art not she Who hung upon mine arm, .- When love wasyet amystery, A sweet resistIess charm. It seemed to me as though the spell On both alike were cast; prayed but in thy sight to dwell, a- For tlee to breathe my last. Mine inmost secret sonlwas thine, Thou vert enthroned therein, Like sculptured saint in holy shrine,
 All free from guile and sin. And, Heaven forgive! I did adore
 With more than pilgrims zeal; ..... And then thy smile--but oh! no more!
 No more may reveal. Enough-we've parted--bo,h must own, The accursed power of gold, wandered through the world alone,
 Ihow hast been bought and sold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
NOTICE.

TWILL be sold at vendue, on the 10th day w OfJuly, 1899, attwO o'clock m the aI- ternoon, at the late dwelling house of
 ORRIN CAMP. of Plymouth, deceased, all his ReQI Estate- by order of the Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury.
 CALVIN BUTLER, Adw'r. Plymouth, June 16, 1929 l
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO soLYMAN.

TO ,SOLYMAN. How does kind heaven in time bestow Its blessings as the seasons flow! Summer, sweet summer, once again
 Smiles o'er the verdant field; Those blossoms which the trees sustain, And flowers that dint the fertile plain,
 Their fragrant colours yield. So with these, to bring to view Those distant friends 50 loved, so true, Would twine wreath of many flower, ' And named they all should be; And cull the fsirest in my power From blooming feid.or smiling bower,
 To bear the name of thee. F---.