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URrir0 c0aHig--Jobn MalsahiI III. 10 ,
Tyler Ill. John Il. Gl4rlop Io7 PhlIp x =,
rh"Ias ltp Johu robertson 81, Wm. Ghan,
hrrayhe -, Litlleton W. 1aznwcll Id, Bur
we'll Bass II 20 Andrew -,evrns,un :. Robot
Saur dcrs 3
HockLridge r0Uatg--Briscpc { baldwin 30
Chapman Johnson %, VI m. M'Coy III. sam.
Med. VI 5otc l16, Nm. 1ly u ll6, Gap J. hn
Bnwver Ill, lhamas Ior're IS. D.uie shrnc,
3s, Henry !. Tapp 20, VIM. Kinney 4, 10 q
II. Pcyton /.
charlotte c0HHiy- (corrrctrd)- John Ran.
dolph III. VIM Leigh 40 \. Vcuable 81,
RI hard IoRan lI2, DR. Il &c l2s Edward {.
Ga,irgton ll3, James Bruce 100. YIN. =.
Bauks 10.
SP'itsyirnH'a-Iame, Madison 300. Z +.
Barb IN 26i. DAVID Watson 222 Robert Stan
I'd lbS, Walter Hol adv leo, Kobcrt Pate.
20 Lawrence S. Dadr Ii, Horatlo G. Winston
29.
fceuaWe-Aueustins Claiborne 9S, John
\ Ola ON 96, Rchafd Ep3rs II James lrez.
'anI 60 !. Cerril %. Can eo.ters %. franci,
T.. Rivrs p Joho ufquban H. Arthur Smlh
II. Benz HarI-on 3. Francis RuGin ,, Wn
Shands Josiah llollemao /
PriucesS.ia1c- Polls not clrse,A -Ahont ~
" ties Lad been elven, 81 which 100 49, 10,
lie f1l owing Ickct: LiuIeion ". lazewrll,
Rohcu b. Taylor oaml Corm:ak and joseph
PrentisS.
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critics would have forever tiienced the pen Of
which we now mazle boast.
Yours, dc. Ado.
We nave had seyeTal questions epeered al
Us, "a SIR Walter Scott would say, touching the
new scandal ia the papers about che father and
moiheroi the Capt. Garth whose dolngs ocrups
so much space 10 The public papers. II he :
the SON of Gee Garth aud the Princess ooph a.
why now mike such nn uproar about 81 old
hnar We know liite of court scandal hut
have heard it said HAT, when Capt. Garth WIS
born. his feputed father was somewhat dccl'n-
ed into the vale 81 years, and the charge 10"
brought against the Dixie of Cumberland by
Capt Il. ~. thnt The former Is not merely ma
'ernal uncle, bnl father tn HE latter. y hope
iu son. let his father bc who he NAV.
~. S. Gas.
Nor, Feinalr UischieE-We have from TIM
TO time noticed ia" Entertainments made Us
the la1irs upon the rights aud pr virges OF the
ordly sex Thy have at lat capped the
climax 81 then faormliirs, and reached the
"ntlna thule ii their aGgfession,. Two Ii lies
tie one lrcpcb md the o.her Germ n, laiei,
quarreled NJ SlrA burg about Young mlula-
turc pa TER. Iho latter isa Brones,--th,
iormer, "ir, TO u General OF Division. Thr
1crlnsn lady challenged her rival female
seconds were bppointed-and the parties brlli-
/ gcteot met, pistol IN hand. The fir 6errnsn
ms-led upon hg1''ng mnzzle 10 mnzzle, hut
"a" moe prudent Frrneh woman sIoad oni los
twenty five PAGES. The word WIS CIV Gu
! " fire - nud they did hte with etedi utncha-
lance, both NJ The same moment, aud both a.,
! sed llerPupon Germany became II little &c
| cited, md insisted pon Advancing aud Il ne
| until he on" or The o.her shuuld fal. France
demdfled-dm not ilhr the plan 81 all--Wns
willing 10 Try anolbef shot Al twenty f. pa, es
bni whs hvrrseto appr0Xma ion The seconds
lnerp a}ei--declareG thai the laws j, + honor
we've satisfied -iooh away the pistols, aud put u
stay l. lnther p5osreding. Before leasinG the
grouu1. France, in very bandsomr term, dls-
claimed Il fperso7d hostility, saying" she Ind
though It dur 10 her honor 20 take shot with
the German, hui now thu the affair wa ~ an
end, lhr lady WIS Nei, 0me To- the miniature
painter, whom she had torb ddrn her Igc-cnce
thai very morning" Tins Grraaas got the
painter. anI 50 ended thu, tragedy haI migH
hare boen.' VIVA, viii The LADIES' 20 MY,
" Y Cobrier.
English Pluck An Englishmao lately ar
rived At Milan, md scnt his passport 10 the
irah oi the Aust ian pphce. To have II coUn.
ersIgned 1hIs was ore accordingly, bnt
wiIb mn ieiurctou To iae irAyeller 10 drpari
within 81 hours. The English Consul, into
whose hands the prsspalt WIS Immediately
plnred, prrct'yIng the order that had been
gwen ~ the Comnis>ary, struck it out, and
wrn,r in its place, Mr.. . may remain
at Milan MS long as he thinks proper a"d
signed il. II Is added that the Consul in ned
his fellow c0unryman 10 remain come day :,
unless he had urgent bnsine A. III order 10 II.
certain wilotherlhr Austrian Government dared
10 employ rigorous measures. We like thi,
way Of doing things-thc Austrian police pro,
bablv d7eI not, III.
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~ Lamp BLACK. assorted szes
bowel DAVIES
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n e oae qfMe People" having understood
thai -tN cral gcn'Iemea IN this place consider
ed parts ii his first publication us Containing
personal illusions TO themselves has requested
MS to say IN jn-'cc 10 his own feelings ior those
gentlemen. thai none Of bis remarks were IN
tended 10 reflect GA them particularly.
A. We shou have published Judge Dan.
icl's reply 10 One of the People" in our las
had II been received ntime. W. lay it before
our readers this morning, as we'll in Justice to
the author, n, that the r,Jninder which follow
may he male readily understood
80,
., D." GHoy .4ie' IN, in reply TO JUDGE Dan.
lei letter, was received too late for nubl;
ea'Io" this morning. 1t shall appear in o,,
neal.
L. The last mail furnished us with no news
of interest. Removals are stlll the order of th.
day At Washington, IN all the departments
d. Several editorial anl other articl.s ar.
necessarily lad over thu morning, TO MAX,
raom Tor Communications On the Couyeo,io,
qrcsuon.--A moag them is aa article detailir,
the proceedings ct The conference OF the ASso
cI3ICd Methodist Church.
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MEHLEY

rs HANDSOME GREY wear, old th;
sess Ass as. =:
III: sa'1 %: q ms.s, .s': = u
'e.burs aud ~ from Rih@ood sad sew :, Il: ..ss Pes
dy to al $40 the leap, $50 DE sesso
s' . !. Sso
wh-one dollar to the groom Gsr each .ars Be psi s
very desirable, each siss s.as ~: .s sss
and a. Of then. well wster.a Every yin De sisn t.
Servants will be found without charge and nsrss I'm,
JsS.oS B.us ana xSsr T - s.s so:s
near the stable, will attend particularly al otdss in nS
absence. - = "
Medey's sire Sir Hail. the best son Of the iuppo,s
horse SIN Harry BY s P.tei Tss.s; Hail dan BY sSs ie
ksE:: :. L ; s:: a.: y. ~
Aristotle by the imported Aristotle. 's
s! .s: ri !. As: :s T., .:s T. "a
think the best breederj his grand dam &arasduks
brood mare, produced aoss runner sss
more winners than other Ames,e WA BY the "a
s o.: y q:
,he by tn. old imported JANUS aud grand dam b.
sa .s' :: from s
no" known, which in my opioin is the best blood.
PERFORMANCES.
The Spring he years eld he ran match race 1, NJ.
YG5i Sye, The Union oSa.s for three tAcs.nd dea
The next week he for over The ue eo..
to which there were seven ,abse!be esOo
Roy Splendid &c Both Of thess herses tia, be 90 sss
beat have since been Northern eour,.
The ia after he was trained and in hesh ana ar
course 10 bad order and beat BY Red Murdoch irs
tho in his then condition he performed we'll 6sns fi A.
ran for 'wssp.tsks the Bshed course milf hss,
$500 each, which he with rress ss,,
hoe, &c. ASa~
Spring he Wa, fo DID, he the Joety Club pur,.
Q eonte.t 49,, "'nout
Next week he won the at New Market three mil.
h-a On ue time aud syle beating ths truly for ndable TO-
mare ARIEL without dheuy, II Two heats running fh.
second heat in 5m AS This last race he ever
oI having sustained injury in his shoulder; which srsv
etuned on him when put in exercise This will Account n,
ms having been taken from the .oonI have hs
evidence howsveI Of h running powers, than bis public "a
Snow Storm, Sally Walker aud ha ee,.
good runners and with truth neither Of them
ever locked him after running half nile This ,horiJ ~,
have hadno Arthur Taylor Mr. Bsdrer boh
seen these trials and known the If th,
Chesterfield, Feb. IT. as o.
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IONSIEUR TONSON

WILL stand the ensuing season TREE HILL, near
w Richmond HIS season ed the LIST Feb and
WI" inmate the st Of July He will let 20 msrs,
At fifty dollars the which may be discharged by die
payment OF forty dollars within the be ems
prove be in fsa One dollar 10 the groom every esse
Toe Tree Hill estate has been Leased and we'll eneosed By
the subscribers who will furnish good psursse for
st aud stable them in all bad weather. They an be wei
fed, If required at Is cts. per day. "
Every desirable NJ ade for the sc,om
odaon Of Mares aud of the subscriber, give bis cor,
sta0' personal attention order that they may be well rr,,
ed and returned to their god order The under
'isped cannot be Ie'PousLe for serdens or escapes, b
VIII use every exertion TO prevent beth Monsieur Top,ou
beautiful bay, lsen hands three inches hist with bset
legs main and tail He is neIy roporontd Exhibiting rest
power and beauty hrous hout his T His blood
and performance cannot be surpassed by any on bs
D'FOr pedigree, &c. see Horse Bills.
THOMAS WATSON,
ABNER ROBINSON.
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% Aidbania Land -agencv =! i!

W @tuouHtu LULA Urgency =.
am authorized 10 SELL remarkably low, the Lands
~ State Of Alabams belonging the South Carolina Com
any purchased BY Col Stephen Elliott, Of Charleston IN
1918 They lie IN the vicinity OF and Uahaya
md constitute the finest body Of land sale
Individuals 10 this State The richness of the soil; purity
advantages oil navigation the facilities
nsce latitude neither cold, hot, ahordnr
atmePhere the denssy populated neghborhood pre-
eating lively prospect Of schools;
c"nsfMe Ia reader settlement in this, part
bic The great css and Judgment, with which these
we're selected, the prices which they pur.
chsssd aud the anxiety Of the company dispose Of
'nr the purpose OF ehectins settlement an.ong
WI enable the purchaser TO obtain good land prices
credit u SUIT the purchaser will he given good
Thy required All the purchase money has been paid 10
government and pate nts obtained Deeds of will
ot n,de TO purchasers, when they make payment
also authorized SELL The very valuable lands m A.,
Elliott, K Yeadon, and j. s. Bennett of Charleston
Carolina together with SEVERAL thousand acres 10
,ther individuals.
Slave holder. Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and
rsfhaps those living south, would, in
more than double the value Of their properly by
ond farms low prices in Middle AIabsms and pscipg
oftion 81 theH hands thsm good The
transition OF the slaves would enhance their value
DALI and produce Of the farms he
70 New York. dthe proceeds in cash returned
without trouble or difficulty.
6ehtemen at adistancs o~nins land in Alabama
ss axes paid, any other dispo,on of it. by giving
d. suitable instructions, and enclosing the money.
Will attend TO any bu'inss to be transacted the land
dice ia Cshswba.
Letters Postnge paid, will be punctuay and .py
nsnison gwen which be requeseJ aud in my power
Obtain IN this country. JESSE BEENE AGENT
CahaSbs, Alabama.
euent nut Of the paper, and posting up some
lace. Sept. so DIFF
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FIELD IND G.aRDE.N SEEDS

~ large supplies Of fresh Glover Grnss Seds ill the
varieties used by the Farmers generally He has likewise for
Kitchen Garden Seeds Of the CROP ised by careful
aud experienced cuvaiors which for purity kinds
to those sold any other assortment con.
'ts IN part Of The different kinds OF Bees Beans Cucumbers,
Oahbage., Celery, Carrot, Lettuces Melons,
onon, 0kra, EItra Early Peas, q very superior ,teIe
Curled Cress Parsley, Par.nPs Rad'hss Squashss Ssay
Spinach, Scuvy Grass Turnips Tomatoes with many other
seles aot here enumsa,ed and in addition the
has recently received from highly respectable aud sxFer.
eneed HoItieuiturslt England, the
kinds Of Cabbage Seeds, such Cauower, Boeeo Dat.
.e'es E"y York, Susalosf Ssvoy', Red Picking, &C.
been preserved true to their kindAPasus
directly from the soil, at very short notice.
Torders executed with favourable terms, BY
GEORGE NJ. COATES
No. 40, Market st. Philadelphia.
Feb. Z. s9-w6w
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Li6erfu HiW for Sale.


URSUANT ~ deed Of trust bearing date tn. Goth day
~ OF December in the year 1926, and duly ndmnt.d to
tsor IN he clerks 6ce Of Richmond county executed by
Albert g. MecaIy Lucinda D. his 10 me a. trusts
tor Inc benefit Of George McCar. shall prsm,
on the 25tb day Of March s2s a first fair ds
htreaeI sell and dispose Of in fee simple public
the highest bidds for ready money that
lsnd called aud known ny the Of Liberty HUI situated
and being IN Richmond county, Va; containing acres
less, all the buildings I'll
aud the apPutenanees of kind tbsreto teongng
the purposes specified IN said trust deed.
This tract well deserve. the of those wh
may wish to purchase and-U has story douhI.
house, containing with fire places, large pa.ax
e and closets there also in the story three
arge rooms aud an entryi of the fire
2iacej also good kitchen, smoke house, dairy stable har
and store house and ice house, The ,sd
tact contains about $50 of high grounds
and ef The latter abou; 100 Of white oak swamp
The said Man,oa House about mile from Morsticc
creek aud two miles from the Rspphanuock river
to every source Of comfort to be derived waters
IL healthy stuation and well situated for pross,iop
beng near the public foadsWheat Rye seeded
said iarm Persons who desire 10 said land
are invited TO view the premises previous TO the dy Of
shall convey such title only in me as trustee
JNO. b. DRAMIIAM, Trustee.
Farnhem church. Jsr. "a sS-tJ,
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoNnAv Eeh %


MONDAY, Feb. %.
speech of mr.. FITZHUGH. Of Fairfar. on the
Report If the Select Committee, or the
Resolutions Of Georgia and S. Car0ii,lr-
(Concluded.)
find myself almost exhausted. sir, without hay
Tag yet entered on the most important, and per-
haps the most interesting part of our enquiry
mean the policy OF the protecting system. So
vast and bound ess is this subject that even if I
could have commanded the time aud means essen.
iial to its investigation, should nevertheless have
Undertaken to explain it 10 this House, not without
great reluctance. To do il Justice, would require
a degree OF practical commercial information, and
a habit Of Investigating commercial priuciples TO
neither OF which eau venture 10 lay the small.
est claim. My own convictions OH the subject,
however, are firmly fixed, and without hoping to
communicate much new and valuable information
to the House, will, with permission, endeavor
10 explain, as briefly possible, the course OF
reasoning, by which my own opinions have been
settled.
] have read with very great interest, and with
an entire conviction of their truth the unansger.
able arguments of Adam Smith, and others, in IA
yor OF Tree trade; and ii the question were now
whether America should unite with the other ma.
tons OF the earth in throwing of the sbackles OF
commerce, and leaving il exclusively to the regu-
lation OF nature and individual enterprise, should
not hesitate, for one moment, in yielding INV as
sent TO the proposition. But 1 need not teli this
House, that no such question is submitted TO lis
to such proposition is within our reach. Our mi.
yerssl trade is subjected TO other regulations than
our own. Our trade with each separate nation. ia
influenced both as TO its character and its ainont
by regulations, which we have had no hand in
imposing, and which, of course, we have no poy.
er to remoye--reguIations adopted by others, for
their own and not our benefit, and bearing az 1
shall have occasion to shew, most heavily on some
Of our dearest interests. The question then, is,
not whether this country shall sacrifice its own
commercial regulations TO the principles Of free
trade; bat whether, abandoning its own regula-
lions, suggested by the wisdom of its own repre-
5entatives, and adopted, with view TO its own in
ierests IT shall leave its commercial intercourse
with the rest Of the world, TO be regulated by o.
Tiers, with whom il has 10 community Of feeling
or intefes-and 10 be regulated, Of course, for the
benehtof others, and not Of ourselves
In considering this question then, the only one
before US, II will be necessary 10 look into the ac
tual condition Of our commerce. have by me
the Treasury reports for 1926 and '27, which ex-
hbit in relation to foreign trade, the follow.
ing results, fractions being disregarded.
1926. 1927.
Foreign imports, $4,000, OOO $40 100000
Re-expOrted, 21,000,000 23,00O, 900
Consumed G7.Ooh'ooo s6-o00O00
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TOBA(,CO

5EaYING taken the Incense tina, 4, eou,s,tv Law
49, lat thse,Psnsr of 60 dollars the Pubic
W. HOu,e for the present year, again teuder INV best
ce' TO althat feel disposed TO the of
their good feens'by continuance patronage Those
e Whose encouragement hss rsi.sd the inspection 70 Il,
he sergess which have been by them allow, TO
well inO,. whose tobacco sold when under he
management Of other gentlemen, tender my most gste
Acknowledgements. Th, and appeal T. nv friend,
would not have been made but oder Of snobe emile
nsn TO do business tompetitorit may not be ar ISIS 10
Fought myIeif IN 6ebt the sislyea while working 10 establish
ne i9pseti9n beeby hoping 10 establish my usiion
Public we'll 10 iudiydss for then to say when tbey
see 10. ddrpnee between what hs, been psd the es
sury The two years have sad ths which
paid the previous, the only "a dcI,; he
h,t year after my akpg situation the paid ws
by no means take toe credit Of the Whole Of , pefe.,e to
myself but AN willing 70 know that the Psntts have been
Iuducemen sD thankful; It's at the pleasure of ,v,b
well as The dealers hatI have held and now hold the ,u
,nA Can give no better evidence my to tho
interest Of those encouraging by the follow
ins names who have kindly xiv. sfertne. To-
them, by way Of showing there ssseon Il The In.
have done bU,inen . ,sIesnsn the particular patronage Of
such dealers will ever insure fair price for sobaeeo sent
under many .blsson fnen5ins 70 Keep nv AZ. ,,p.
rate from others at the Ware House those ,endins tobacco
that will P,y Toll &c their receipt. viii SWAY. be .s;s
"a order h, the planter msy pot be detained sfer The
weighing ofthe tobacco snemsn will sdvsnee tbe ami
even u shall be sner Bsnt hours spee.I care will be
paid 10 the order VI The horsbesds as they come in
" oadee " the Ware House. II. Il. MONTAGUE.
REFEERrcE.
Rogers Harrison, Jno. & VIM. GiIliat, Scott.
Irvine s. CO.. Tbos. Adkins, John Stewart, Kerr,
Cdskies & Co, Gray & Psnkey, Geo. L. Sampson.
A. Petcolas s. Co, J. Marx & Son, Williams &
Cringan, Jas. w. Winiree, Lucke s. Sizer, Dam,
Warwick, John Jones, VIM. Barrett, Chs. Ellis.
a. w. Noting, A. G. Brander, ID. Barclay, VIM
Kerr, Hutchison & Kerr, RI. l.. Wight & Son.
Sam'l s. Saunders, n & T. Gwathmey, Blair Bur.
well, VIM. Adcock, Thos. Vaden and BENJAMIN
Hatcher.
~ t. hJe Gentlemen that have promised the;, e,oo,
for the first tire, ve those who bsve sent tbe
lions Of satisfaction, aud promise Of share Of inga.ps,
have only 10 wish them good price and promise n,v
eSrshons 70 opihn q ioT ths1. H. BIN.
Vse % T21ftheniu
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1922, 772,I09 bbl,.
1928, S01,O22
1924, U7,6IS
1925, I,06s, 7O5
1926, 1,I73.73S
1877, I,Ig5. 96S

This progressive demand can be accounted for
in other way than by the fact, that the growtI,
OF manufactures in the North, while it is daily
adding the manufacturers Of Europe, TO our stock
of consuming population, is fixing at home tina,
portion Of the northern and eastern population,
that has hitherto been emigrating to the West, TO
become our competitors in the grain market. Re-
naming where they are, they must be fsd--and
TO the agriculture OF the middle and southern
States only, can they look for their supply of food
Whatever shall contribute TO increase the popuIa.
ton Of New England, must increase the demand
for, sri with K, the price Of our grain
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sion REWARD

WILL he given o the apprehension and delivery ofs ne-
w gro nsned Anderson ubo nom die E.ss
isvern, kchmond October November L,a Ander,on
SD u rs or ~ Of age very lkey ,nt and Il
youthful appearance lie has probsby made hi, e,esps
some free sas snd will deny 81, pane snd owner, bs sbo
rewnd vii be gTet spPreheaied without State
Vse SSh G. SELDEN.
'W' o 1S- VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-10

We understand, by gentleman from Norfolk,
hat the examination Of Lieut.. Smith, took place
tn the 10th instant, before the Court of Norfolk
county, aud continued for about four hours--H Q
was defended by Gen Taylor, assisted by w. F.
Jones, and C.. White, Esqrs.-The Court decid-
ed on remanding him tcithomi bail gBalt. Chr
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the Lond'n New Monthly Magazine, Tor Jan., iss
1~s''ty-eigtt and Trtrty-nine;.
"Risn nest change, mss smy7-clafie, ,Dif..,
heard q sick mans DYING ,igh.
And an infants idle laughter;
. ne old Year went with nournink By,
The new came dancing afsr:.
Let Sorrow shed her lonely tear,
Let Revelry hold her iadle;
8rins boughs OF cypress for the bier.
Fling rose. on the cradle,
l1utes TO visit On the funeral state
Pages 10 pour the winei
And a requiem for Twenty
Aud health TO Twenty is,,
Ala. for human happiness,
Alas. for hum IN sorrow;
Our Yesterday is nothinsner.
What else will be our Morrow.
Still beauty must bs stealing hearts,
And Knavery stealing pus.eI:
Still Cooks must live by making tstt.,
And Wit, by making verses
While Sage. pirate and Courts dfbat.,
The same Starr set and shine.
And se World, as il roli'd through Twenty. eight
Must roll through Twenty-nine.
Some King will come, in Ileayep's roo6tiu,
~ To the tomb bis Father came 10;
SENS Thief will wade through blood snl ciInc
TO crown he has 90 claim To:
Some suffering Land will rend in twain
The mauacles that hound her,
And gathered the link, of the broken chain
To fa'ten them proudly round her,
The grand and great Wilt love, and hate,
Aud combat, and combine;
Aud much where We were in Twenty .eisg,.,
VIC snai NC III AWentysnnS.
O'Connell will Toll 20 raise the Rent
And Kenyon tv sink the Nation;
Aud ShIei will abuse the Parliament,
Aud Peel the Association:
And the thought vi bayonets and ,uoris-
VIII make ex-Ohaneeiiors merry,
And joke, will be Gu, in the House 81 ,ra.,.
And throat, in the County of Kerrys
And writers Of weight will speculate
Outhe Cabinets design;
A1d lust what il did in Twenty. eight.
II vii! do IN Tmenysnine.
Mathew, will be extremely cav:
Aud Hook extremely dirty;
And BRICK aud mortar still will .ss-
TRY Warren, No So"
And "Geuer.l Saucer will have it. pug,
And SO will General Jackson;
And peasants will drink up heavy .:ua,
Which they Pay ahesvy kIon;
And long and late, al many1 f.le,.
Gooseberry champagne will shine.-
And az old as il wa. u Twenty.eisht
nwiii be IN Twenty
And the Godde" Of Love will kespher suile.,,
And the God Of Cup, his or ie,;
Aud there'll he riots in ST. Giles
And weddings in ST. Georges;
And mendieants will sup like Kinss.
And Lords will swear lks Lseqaey.i-
And black eyes oft will lead 20 rings;
Aud rinSs will lead to black eyes;
And pretty Kate will scold her mate,
In dialect all divine;
Ais! they married in Twenty,eitht,-4
They will part ia Twenty nine
John Thoma, Mugs, on lonely hill,
Will do a deed Of mystery;
The, Morning Chronicles Will I'LL
Five columns with the hisiory--.- "a
TheJury will Re all surprse,
The Prisoner quite collected
Aud Justice Park will wipe his ewes.
And be very much Affected
And folks will relate poor Cetder's fate,
Asthey hurry home TO dine,
Cpmparing the hanging: OF Tw.nty.fixki.
With the hansings of Twenty'nine.
4 CurAte will go from the house of PRAYER
To wIoos hi, worthy neighbour,
by dnt Of quoting the texts of Blair,