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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

" The subscriber feels pleasure in ten.
dering his sincere thanks to the ladies' and gen.
tlemen of this town, for their spirited and per.
severing exertions on Saturday night last, BY
which his dwelling house, Office, and furniture
were saved from being destroyed by the fire
which consumed his barn and wood house.
Barre, Oct. 5. SETH LEE,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
DIED

In Leicester, Sept. "a, Mr.. Matthew Jack
son, aged 76.
In Winchendon, Aug. 90, Mrs. Elizabeth,
wife of Mr. John Day, aged 76.-PrinterS an
Ne'o York and Vermont are requested to insert
this DEATH
In Boston, Sept. Is, Mr. Silas B. Hudson,
aged 26, formerly Of Westborough.
In Brookfeld, Sept. 81, Mr.. Josiah Henshawi
aged n.
In Weathersfeld, (Vt) Miss Mary S. Brazer
of Groton, Mass aged Is.
In Seekonk, Oct 3, after long illness, Bar
bara Hill, aged rs. She has for 40 years past
been known as the Indian Doctress
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

WORCESTER, IS. Oct. 9. 1929.
NAKEN on Execution, having been previ-
II ously attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at the house of ia.
cob Wales, Esq, in Winchendon, on WEDNES-
DAY, the fourth day of November neat, at one
o'clock, 7. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
JOHN KILBURN has to redeem the mortgage
ed Real Estate on which said Kilburn now
lives, situated in said Winchendon, containing
about one hundred and fifty acres, bounded on
David Caswell and others. Also, three other
lots of Land, situated in Winchendon,-the
Dodge Lot $50 caled) containing about forty
acres, bounded on Lincoln Raymond and 9TH
ers,-the Day Lot, $50 called) containing thir-
ty-five acres, be the same more or less, bound
ed on Jacob Wales and others,-the other lot
contains about four acres, bounded on Jacob
Hale, jr:,. and others. On the premises stand
a good House, three Barns, Wood House,
Creamery, and Saw-Mill, with good stream
OF water, surrounded with Pine Timber.
Az JOSEPH UPHAM, d. Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

METEOR. A splendid meteor was seen in
this town on Monday evening last, in south
westerly direction. 1t produced a very bril-.
liant light, exceeding that of noon day. Its
apparent magnitude was that Of the rising moon
at its full
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

WORCESTER, s.. Sept 90, 1899.
TEVAKEN on Execution, 0he same having
Il been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess ] and will be sold at Public Vendue, at the
dwelling house of Col. Sullivan Sumner, Inn
holder in Milford, on MONDAY, the second
day OF NorenaJer neat, at two of the clock, af.
ternoon, all the Right in Equity which JO-
SEPH WEBB had, on the tenth day of April
last to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on
part OF said Milford. Also, all the Right in Eoui-
ty which OTIS PARKHURST had, on the
tenth day of April last, to redeem the Real Es-
tate on which he now lives and improves, stu
ated In the northerly part of said Milford.
f40 CLARK ELLIS. d. Sheriff
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

CATTLE Show, &c. The number of entries,
yesterday, was so considerable as to afford the
certainty of fine show to-day. In household
manufactures, the exhibition will be very re-
spectacle. Butter and cheese, remarkably
good. No broad cloths nor cassimeres were
entered in season for premium.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

fenced to three days solitary Imprisonment,
and confinement one year in the State Prison.
Vim. EggLeston, for larceny in the dwelling
house of Levins Rice in Brookfeld Guilty, by
verdict. New trial granted.
Same, for larceny in the dwelling house of
Warren Bonney; Guilty, by verdict Sentenc-
ed to three days solitary imprisonment, and
three years to the State Prison.
A considerable number of law questions have
been disposed of during the term, and some
continued for further advisement. A decis-
ion of Importance as affects the liabilities of
guarantors on notes, was given in the case of
Oxford Bank vs. Haynes We understand
that it was decided that guarantor does not
stand in the situation of an original signer of a
note, but is entitled to notice, within a reason
able time after the note is due, if it remains
unpaid. We shall hereafter give a fuller &C.
count ofthe case. The case of Bemis VS.. CLARK,
which involves important principles relative to
the rights of mill owners, was continued, after
argument.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
MIR RIED;

In this town, Sept 30, by Rev. Mr.. Hill
Mr.. Jos. Fisher to Miss Susan c. MCle
lan.-Oct. |, by Rev. DR.. Bancroft, Mr.. JOSIAH
Miller to Miss Louisa johnson.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
BOLTON LIME.

y SHE subscriber is now taking from the kiln,
II and has for sale, 80 hhds. prime Birds.
Eye LINE, which he will sell at the usual low
price. Nv
~ B.-$1 paid for casks returned in order:
and 70 cts. discount peg hid for cash down
EDWIN A. WHlTCOMB.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
HoWE, JACKSON & CO. offer for sale,
$4,000 BRICK.

which they will deliver at any place required
on the Canal, at reduced price, if applied for
soon: Also, LUMBER, of any description, and
LINE, at the shortest notice.
Worcester, Oct. Z tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

WORCESTER, IS. Oct. 5, 1929
"A ITACHED on mesne process, taken on
"a Execution, and viii be sold at Public Ven
due, at the Worcester Hotel, in Worcester, on
SATURDAY, the 7th day Of November ncnt, at
o clock, P. NJ, al the Right in EQUITY which
JOHN NJ. EARLE and ANTHONY CHASE,
OF the firm of Earle & Chase, have to redeem
the mortgaged Real Estate at or near the head
of the Blackstone Canal, in said Worcester,
owned in common with said Earle & Chase and
others.
40 DANIEL uPHAM d SAeriG
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
FOR SALE,
BIacksmith's Stand for Sale.

DUtSOoHtttH . OtttII1 )T Oute,
SITUATED on Front-street, in Worcester,
- being the same one formerly owned and
occupied by Avery Maynard, and consisting of
convenient Dwelling House and Garden and
Shop. A Blacksmith is much wanted in the
place, and it is believed that the best encour.
agement will be given to purchaser
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.,
CHRIS. G. BALDWIN,
.4SSigReeS Of said Maynard
Worcester, Oct z. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
FRESH GOODS.

ENLANNELS, Baizes, Bookings, FREEZES,
IL Plaids, Camblets, Circassians, Merino
Cloths, Bombazetts, Broad Cloths. Cassimeres,
&c. &c, from New York Auctions, for sale
very cheap, by
d. G. WHEELER, Jr., & CO.,
Oct.7, Opposite the Hotel
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Oct /, 1929.
To the Hidoio and Heirs of ELIAS HARRINGToN.
late Of North Breokfeld, IN said COUNTY, deceas.
ed, and 10 all others concerned in the Estate of said
deceased GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
N, see 6t) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Brook6eld, in said County, on the ith Tues.
day in October inst, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts OF the Ad-
ministration ofsaid Estate should not be allowed;
and you will be heard thereon.
40' NATH't. PAINE, J. Prob.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct s, S99.
TO the Widow and Heirs Of PHiNEAs STIMsoN,
late Of Ashburnham IN said County deceased and
to all others concerned IN The Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, en- the first Tues.
day in November next, at ten of the clock before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate of said deceased, as will Iaise one hundred
dol airs and forty-fve cents, for the payment OF
debts and charges and ynu will be heard thereon.
4O# NATH,I PAINE u prob
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Ocl. 6. 1899.
To the Heirs of RACHEL HowLAND, late of Spen.
Ger, IN said County, deceased, and to all others con-
cernsd IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
E see fly at THE Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in November next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon. to show cause why the Executors Account
of the Administration Of said Estate should not
be allowed and YOU will be heard thereon.
'4o NATHr. RALNE, }. Prsb.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-07
DANIEL UPHAM, D. Sheriff.
DANIEL UPHAM, d. Sheriff.

WoRcEsTER, IS. Oct. 6, l829
"A TTACHED on mesne process. taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc.
ton, at the house of Joshua Flagg, ir., in Dana.
on THURSDAY, the 22d of October, at two of
the clock in the afternoon, all the Right in
Equity which CALVIN BRYANT has to re-
deem the mortgaged Real Estate on which he
now lives, together with the Buildings thereon,
situated about one mile southwest of Dana
Meeting House.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
NaFt,eea0asU I11 5bfN.


Proscriptiue Systen,.-'rhe annexed very iud;cious
observations on prescription, from the pen of
'ho. Neal, Editor Of the Yankee. Inntuation self
interest, or determined obstinacy will only refuse TO
acknowledge their justice In one thing Mr.. Neal
rs mistaken. Prescription for opinion sake, is not
the rcproach even of n,onnrchies; Mt leas, not of
those monerchies best known TO u.s. and most liberal
III thcr spirit and institutions, France and England
Changes OF ministry in those countries, are never
attended by the dismissal Of Subordinate officers
Tins did not occur in France, when the change cx
tended to the system, when she SUCCESSFULLY rushed
from monarchy to democracy from democracy to the
empire, or from the empire, again into the arms of
"lcy;imacy." Tho u. States have set the first ov-
ample oft, as far have been able to learn or
we Should say rather, present republican rulers
they who determined to s'punislt" their enemies
(hcy consider all such who did not worsbin their
golden cnlf) and "rcward" their frentls-to punish
them for the free exercise Of the privilege of opinion
and of suffrage.
fiofen' chaag"s.-If tire present administration
should pursue their present course much lonrer thoy
will have but few friends left.
Does not Mr. Jackson know-and do no. his cab
met Know
That incnmbcn's hereafter will expect to be turn
cd out at the end Of four years. no matter how faith
fully or diligently they may have done their dutv:
and that therefore, instead of attendn to tbe,
TOR the timc they will he occupied with political
intrigue, or employed in feathcring their nests, and
providing for rainy day.
That il you take away tho assurance that gene
raj good character, good talents, wise and faith
tnl discharge of duty enough to ser,re the nos
session of office, you take away the stronges. in
duceInen's for honest and able 10 serve The coun
try and offer the strongest for unprincipled specua-
tors? N''
:, That to turn people out of their louses-to turn
them and their families Upon the world, after they
have earnestly served their country for The best part
long lo because they are not of this or that no
l'tica religious faith, is only doing what is the
reprooch OF monarchcs but it is offering bride for
dishonesty and imposing penalty on good faith.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
TASTE of the Publie .funcy!

Deep were the maledictions hcapcd upon Mr. Ad-
ans Administration for his alicdged waste of public
money on the diplomatic corps; and che cases of Mr.
King and Mr.. Gallutn, caci, of whom returned from
England in about twpvemonth after their departure
r King on account of i'll healthy were perseveringly
represented evidence of the lavish expenditure of
public money, and the resolution of the President to
reward his favorites and nnons. Tho Jackson
papers, have very conveniently forgotten oil these
things They no longer look through the same jaun-
diced medium The following enumeration of sums
need'eeSsly, lavshcd under the system of "rcwards
and punishments, exceeds every thing done through
out the whole of Mr.. Adams Administration. Mr.
Raves case is improperly conprchendcd Mr..
Blown wished to return, and it was necessary to an
point successor; but no man give a reason why
Tho r. Moore should supersede Gen. Harrison, or
Mr.. Van f{ess MIR. Everett, or Mr.. Prcblc Mr.
Hug cs, or McLanc Dir Barbour, except that Cen
Jackson is determined to reward his friends, and
punish lis enemies" The public interest has not
been consulted in single oil these removals and
appointments In every case he gentleman removed
has superior claims to The gentleman apponted--and
that consideration of the public interest had no in
h':once, is evident from the circumstance that Gen
Harrison was superseded before he had reacG1a his
destination.
WASTE OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
rue senate should not confirm the appointments made ivy
Gen. 5ackson, his sole nfhorif he vii have throw,
away hc following sums OF the peoples money:
htnnr l.x AA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
10000

DID hard working farmers Aud mechanics for Gen Jack
son TO squande away their money such needless manner
..,, 49, Utica Sentinel
The editors of the Utica Sentinel stopped short in their
calculations they shoud have included $40 $50 for the custo
allowance recalled Muisters-S1 500 for each of tho
iu Minister'S AMI 81 $50 foI the Charge Afares We how
ever think improper 10 include Nh Hives in the number s
ne goes out to succeed Mr. own who has asked TO re-
turn Had he asked leave, is no doubt whatever
but he would have been recalled. Bait CirOn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

o. The editor of the Lancaster rpa , C,,zo,,o ,,
rom experience that slight application mercurial ointment
WIZ etecuay the disease in the peach tree usu,v
Glen; for fifty trees. - W s"'''
punished tho above paragraph iic since and as
We h'c since been applied 20 10 explain the particular ,anner
i WI" he ointment sappied, would esteem as ayor
nc 'tor nj the Lancaster Gazette would enable us 70 srsys
We i'F' Or vneH Va 5e, T-""' 20 VS. BAR. f1ro9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
ITEMS.

rs manly 6oasnd-Noah abuses Mr.. Clay and Mr.
Cl2Ts Speech, Justify. IIc Is we'll rewarded for it
$4,000 pr. ann
The Rhcdc Island papers hint at deep and cyten-
sive commercial embarrassnrents in that State
Mr.. Ritchie in his commentaries upon Mr. Claws
Speech insists that member of Congress has been
appointed to any Office beneath Department, or a
foreign embassy Of the first grade. Whew! We
must again remind him OF Messrs johnson. Cband-
Ier Owen and Slower, Gen Jackson in his letter
TO The tennessee Legislature said that IL was cor
rnPhng the springs of legislation to appoint members
OF Congress to 0ny thing lie has only appointed
about dozen in less than four months
I"'porfont--'fhc Philadelphia Gazette ssvs that
INC new Sliniserfo Colombia, r. p. Moore, was horn
IN that city We were ef,aid he mad been vir.
gininn.
We earn lint duel was fought at Pensacola =
Few lays previous % the departure of tho Erie, be-
tween Col. Walton, late Lieut.. Governor of Florida
ana Dr. Mcmahon, of the r. S. .rrny--both Of
%'cm were wounded the former dangerously.
Rlncoa.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

ne io.oY n$ riranse '9ry appears french paper lie
N1V!gateu Danish brig Anna, Capt IIol was at Ba
3 N Oct last ana was about 10 leave for Pernambuco,
's! o'ih?' ana return To Europe About u O'Clock tic
captain received visit board from man wraprcI in an
@ coah VINO requested the favor of private condensation
' Cdeh sent away the CABIN boy, and the STRANGER cyain-
eH TIC OBJECT Oh his visit. ~ native of Florence my, nam
Aenciii tor tie last t@o months have exhibited wax fsncs
80 ID" - oJH very lhG money, ana have been obired In
:in INTO debt wish go rcra.bco where mr., s,,e Of
oHI we WnGn VIII enahc satisfy my creditors here
nid%''dhS nave no pify II was OF no me To give
them my word TO end from r. what was due ihea and ann
tnat 'ney intend 10 seize upon my figures tomorrow
80 "ef 10 tceVe mysci have determined away secret,
y your vessel will sail Tomorrow before sunrise and
!" make you good acknowledgment the service
upon my arrival, II you will receive, night fall, the five
cases winch viii have ready and which win BIZ sv to en-
na'h without receiving any obstruction custom
as u'' ' '1e officers Is cuuuryIian Of mine and win
"io' every acitv to my fight After difficulty over
"me 'hc skin floTcunc easily enabled 10 irtDR The
captain consented TO receive the Curts and his cahpr,
and ~ the evening they received GA beard Tho csi
gu "tt KY a?' oc.ock, with faiT wind. TIE Floren.
inc rhht'ed 1p'''ariY with the men, asked about tc value
thc cargo ar very frequently cn down 70 The hold m ol
as Inc said, 10 that his hi sustained rr,
Towards evening his frequent began IN excite Sc;o
though no Importance attached them What bad trn
robust men &" fear from a single unarncd? At mIno,
when part Of c asleep the man on the c TO-,
noise proceed from the hold fson,ct,,ir wee alo, go;
removed c was about to give information to the canta
TING, and IN the midst of tumut he ber HE yc :
for help Before the could rally themselves do7en
wen were seen on dock and thew sIrc 49, onsn arm
Trey met IN short time they took possession ofthc ccssci
NC captain mate and three scancn lost their lives One nan
boar ] pE wo we r not 2,9,P got possession oftc
Ss OF compass aud succeeded IN reaching land From cir
Y,sance. Ahlch have since tlanspcd appears that the
"hc was pirate who had been wrecked 'prn the cna.;.
Dat he had escaped with dozen Of his accnmrIccs a, -
MS pretended cases ofwax figures contained these ruian
Ir''grJh:s eyce.,rn, fruit fr' cnnoeoia soil in ,,
territory OF Fi'Hd1 II g. computed that ,r,,arf NJ 6co
@ reg 'oa oranges are gathered cvcGy yer St Ausrs
r. "n2css tearing 1000 orarge arc bceed IN he On ys
Qua i"' '''on' 'h'on innc and olive thrive eqraywen
n f4,,,. nj ,,.,.st - e, f,,,,,.1;. .,...-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

The Rhodc Island papers hint at deep and eyten
sve commercial embarrassnrents in that State.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
To THE En,roo.

To THE EDiroas OF THE WHrc.
Geniielnen:-i send you fancy sketch but what
Ii you like Scene LIST, may send you Scene the Cd
fr: friend, NO POET.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

f"'%fJh his eScccni fruit FIR e cnnoe7iaI soil +, IN.
'noyy OF F'aa il g. computed that UPWARDS Of frocc
NH req 'hosa"d oranges gathered every ye2 Al 81 Ruor
M Many oi ne trees says Mr. White the Florida deIegats
"n2oss t'7ung 1000 oarge before IN he 12O wear.
old he lemon. ciron, lime and olive thrive equally ven
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07
From SINNERS 1meriean Turf Register md Sporting .upr.
nztue.
THE RICHMOND "DARBACUE (or Qvoi0
CIITU NI

During a recent visit to Richmond, in Virpi1in. 7
was invited to n ''Borbacuc Club" held under tho
shade OF some fine oaks. near " Buclanau's Spring, !"
about a mile distant from the town. ! there mo,
with about thirty Of the respectable inhabitants of
Richmond, with n few guests. The day was a fine
one, md the free and social intercourse Of the mem
bcfs, rendered il peculiarly pleasant.
This Club is ~probnbly the most ancient one Of tI,c
sort IN the United States. having existed upwards of
forty years. IN originated in n meeting, every other
Saturday from the first OF May until the moth of
October, OF some Of The Scotch mercIa nts who were
carly settlers IN that town. Tbcy agreed each to
take out some cod meats for their rcpast, and To pro.
vide n due quantity Of drinkablcs, and enjoy relaxa-
tion in that way after the labcrs Of the week. They
occasionally invited some others Of the inhabitants.
who finding the time passed pleasantly. proposed in
the year 1895 to form n regular clrb. consisting Of
thirty members, under n written constitution Limiting
their expenses cnch day by n sort Of sunptuary law
which prohibited the use Of wine and porter.
The Virglnians you know, have always hecn great
i"nH4rou1s ~ ~ constitutional mates --Whencycr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07
r. on, iAs BoSioa S;siessssn.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

-. Pom ns Bosfos sisiesssn.
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
urraiio. Wei. have you seen the picture. Vivian.
I've knsi, 10 it, i!Osato.
Quiet Heayeu.
Ga, on YOU, seolar' has as cssenee Wings
1he picture is ETHEREAL
The lar original Blu, tell me now,
Whist are is bsnaies, Vivian 1t should have
A volume iu ITS eyebrow to I've hr.
y iy mus. 10 sioa' sn The red Sip mus, mel,
She did not speak IN vulgar consonants
Bot isp'd i, al. in liquids. Come described
How is the forehead soberlys
lis a clear, ample brow. Tn expression deep
As the noon sky IS deep, and there's a light
OF intellect upon It as the fount
That lit Der eye were there,
Paint me tho eve as well.
20 -Miuerva's eye
Hazel, aud bright as ',were a liquid star,
But softer than o sky Of Italy.
Its nirth is beautiful aud vet with all
Us er'iliancy aud i'ts; your seo;le:, .lGas5t
Hor. Rank poetry. but wa the eyebrow fine:
Yir. Like to a slight enlaying, as OF jet,
To initiate the truth.
Ho'. The lashes'
Were long aud silkcn, like embodied shade
Guarding her gentle eye-you would have sworn
11 SG painter '''sA''" them Go on.
Yiv. Her check
WAS a pale corneliau-as the blood
Eas melted through aud stood irrasolttc
Between her beautys service aud lice keart.
Aud then the lip was an incama,e rose
The bee would light upon it-and her smile,
Go! dream youself n fair elysium,
Paut IL when breathing to the passionate Lutte
Hor. Was her neck inc.
Yfr. The cheek stole into IL
As " tweTe rounded in the summer wind
And polished by the dew. Twas beau,ifuli
Aud then its quecnly arcliing, and the fall
Of the light shoulders oA-the airy play
or shade upon the curvnhg of the throat
And the proud look it wore! She should have sat
For .Cleopstra Gliding a uthouy."
Hor. Was the expression sweet,
Tiv. All there vor,,io
My pencil is AT fault l cannon paint
It's witching inspiration. There's a fash
OF something fhro' her glorious lineanients,
A kiudling up like violence within,
Which Starts you like a careless lingering
Upon a harp 90 cxquisirely strung,
The veins are living, aud emotion speaks
Like a repeated echo, every where
And the slight curl, and the pornesranate dc
Upon her lip hath language-Ah, Horatio! G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07
E,on Ne Sinnnton Sr,ctntar.

"IVW Wt OIHNNFOH 1Dfffnf0T.
"ls The wind on Fingaps shield! Or il the voice If nae,
unes IN Wy hak Sing on, sweet voice, cor thou ART pleasant.
'n" earnest away my night with joy. Sing on"
O5t.'s CuoHuuLfy.
MR. hARrEa,-f Your paper of the 7th inst. con,
'ains an essay from tho Fincastlc Mirror. subsctibod
reader. 1t recalls to the memory. and ycco,l. Ua.g
incts and names of persons, which now haze an eI.
istence in tradition only, and which belong In d.,
that are gone. Yet these ficts and persons are I'M
portant itoms in the early history Of Western y,r-
gInia: and it must be a pleasing and interesting cm
%ployment 10 one who has the leisure. the oor6rtnri
~, the taste, and the genius 10 pursue, % seize. and