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SWEET PoTaToE
COMMUNICATED.

have frequently, when my sweet pofatoe
vines have arrived to The length Of 10 OF IL in.
ches, taken cuttings from them and therewith
planted the missing hills which hills. SO plant.
ed, have produced potatoes neariy as large as
those from the planted roots.
once had a sweet potatoe patch plough cd
and hoed so carelessly and sIovenly that con-
sidered il good deal injured. the weather was
sensonabIe and the vines having been torn and
buried, took root and grew. In the fail, 10 my
surprise, found that the whole patch ground
was full Of potatoes. ploughed then, op with
largo Cary Plough and there was but little
difference in the potatoes ofany furrow, as to
size or quantity.
some years past, made large crops Of swee,
poiatofs on small spots of ground, they were
planted whole; the end Of one potatoe nearly
touching another.
The sweet poiatoe Is a native Of more south
ern climate than ours, therefore. with US, they
seldom come 10 perfection when they are GU
for planting they cannot vrgetate until thu
scars are healed, which requires two or tlire.
weeks, by which, the frosis in the fall neve
fails 10 oyertake them before they are made
and their not coming 10 perfection is mostly tb,
cause of their roftiDg in the winter.
z. DRUMMOND.
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NEW AENAVaA.S.
Feb. @.

yENHE subscriber has just received an add
u tional supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
from the North, which makes his slock very
complete, and which he is determined 10 sell
very low tor cash Among other Goods Just re.
ceiyed, are the following. viz:
Fancy London plaid Prints
Bengal stripes and other fancy Calicoes
Pink aud blue striped floreniine, for panta-
looms
French Drilling do do.
Black Pruneilar, a superior article for Gentle
mems coats
v;gonia Cashmere do do do
super blk, Bombazeite for do do do
comet, Cambric, Book, and other Musins, We
ry cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
A few doz. handsome gauze Hdkh.
DO do Ladies' Horseshoe Gloves, Eighties,
colors)
Do pieces Irish Linen
Do Very best Company Flag Hdkfs.
Thread and Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck and side Combs
A few bales A brown Domeses, as usual rery
iou
Al Cotton Checks.
Also expected, in few days, lot of sup. N
Orleans Sugars. Molasse.. L. Java Lugar
Coffee
Spun ana Spinning Cotton.
HENRY ALLISON
7. S. The attention of those who wan, good
and cheap cloths, is invited to view the sub,
srr'beis-Amone which, is one piece Of mos
superior blue fashionable shade, considered We
ny cheap a, $l5-Also, one end superb black
extra fine and well finished Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks. H. A.
am offering my stock Of Shoes, Whch is'ge
neral, at very small advance, with the inten'
on OF declining (except in very limited way
me Shoe business. Those who want will find
II TO their interest TO call on T. 4.
MAY o. $50
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BotetOurt Land for Sale.

r OFFER for sale the tract of land on which
- reside, in the county Of Boletourt, con-
tanning 1872 acres-there are about 22O acres
of cleared land, which is well enclosed and IN
fine order for cropping. Near 300 acres OF the
uncleared and is Of the very best quality, and
admirably adapted to the production OF corn,
wheat, oats. rye. tobacco, hemp aud clover,
and is equaito any tract of hish laod IN the
Stale. The improvements are plain, but
comfortable dwelling house, with rooms,
kitchen. smoke-house. &c.--7 tobacbo houses,
a granery and wheat machine, all new. Twill
show the land and make known the terms t.
any one disposed 10 purchase.
TIL. GO0DE.
IL The Editors of the Richmond Wing vii.
insert the above once week for fonr weeks,
and forward their account TO this office for pay
ment. 1. u
July 2 w4w
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May 10.

M oIiCE.-lhe subscriber having acted in
IN the character ofDeputy Sheriff Tor the late
Thomas West, Sheriff Of the county of Camp.
bell, from June, 1896, until April 1873. and
wishing 10 close all matters connected with his
olheialduties whist acting in thai capacity.
hereby notifies all persons having claims nr de-
maDds agunst the late Sheriff, for the acts of
said deputy tosbring hem forward immediate.
ly for adjustment and settlement. And all who
have claims against the subscriber individuality
either by bond, cote, or account, are likewise
requested, and hereb, notified, to present them
without delay; as this notification will be
pleaded in bar OF all such as are not presented
in reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May IL. 3m77
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lbs the duty on which amounted 10 2. 72s, 1901.
D. I'd. 0fmanufactoreJ tnbscco. 4p.64s Ia
pounds, The duty on which was 22,34iI liz
The total quantity Of tobacco Of all sorts I'M
ported during the last year. was Il, GA $50 Ia
lbs. the duty on which was 2,8o5,27H les. Cd
0fihis quantity 6.3o6.977a lbs were impaired
into the port OF LoRdon, aud Q, 23o 6l3 ID lbs
intn the port Of Liverpool.
~ The whole export OF tobacco from the u.
nited States In the past ear, was p6.l78 hhds.
valued at 1903, o6o--or say 500 per hogs.
head
hogshead oftohaceo Is a very uncertain
quantliy--ihose Of Maryland weigh from 6o0
TO 1000 but most from Virginia are of about
400 pounds.
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u y6

AT rules held Ia the Clerks office OF the Hastings
Court of Lynchburg, on Monday the I'd day of March
1929. Simon Woodbridge, ptf against John Wool
ridge, Reuben Perry, John SchoolfeId aud Nathan b,
ThurmoD, merchants aud partners under the firm OF
Schoofeld and Thurmon.
The defendant, John Wooride, having entered his
and given security according the Of As
sebIy aud the rules ofths and appearing by
isacory evidence that he not an inhabitant of this
country : on motion of the Plaintiff by council
il is ordered that the said defendant do up
pear here at June Court next and answer the bill
Of the plaintiff and that copy IT this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper printed ia the town Of
Lynchburg, for months successfully, and posted al,
the front door Of the courthouse in the said town.
Acopy--Teste, J.. BENAGH, Ok. +
w2mB4
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POETRY.
VALUE OF A MOMENT.

VALUE OF A MOMENT.
By MosreoaEpY.
Al every motion of our breath
Life trembles on the brink of DEATH
'aper's flame. that upward turns
While downward TO the dust II burns.
Moment by moment years are past,
And one ere long will be our last.
'Twixi that (ong hed) which gave Us light,
And that which soon shall end In night.
There Is a point nc eye can see.
Yet on It hangs eternity.
This is that moment. who shall III.
WHETHER II leads 10 heaven or he'll
lbs Is that moment, --as we choose,
The immortal soul we save OF lose.
Time past aud time 10 come are not:
Time present Is our only LOT.
Oh God henceforth our hearts incline,
To seek no other love than thine.
lie TWO HoMEs-sr MRS HEmAss.
Oh ifthe soul immortal be.
Is mol It's love immortal too 2
5eest thou my home tits where yon woods
are waving,
In their dark richness, 10 the sunny air.
Where yon blue stream, thousand flower
banks LAYING,
Leads down the hills vein Of ligh,-',s
there /!
Midst these green haun,s how many spring
lies cleaning,
Fringed with the violet, colour'd with the
skies,
My boyhood's haunt through days Of summer
dreaming,
Under young leaves that shook with melo.
dies.
My home the spirit Of lis love Is breathing
In every wind ,ha, plays across my track,
From It's white walls the very tendrils wreath
ing,
Seem with soft links 10 draw the wsnderer
back.
There am loved, there prayed for there my
mother
Sits by the hearth with meeky thoughtful
eye,
There my young sisters watch 10 greet their
brother
Soon their glad footsteps down the path will
fly
There. in sweet strains Of kindred music blend
ink,
All the homo voices meet al days daelins:
One are those tones as from the heart ascend
ing
There laughs MY home. Sad stranger
where is thine
Ask'St thou of NINE i--In solemn peace zig Iy'
ing,
Far DER the desert and the tombs away,
It's where ], too, am loved with love INDY inr,
And fond hearts wait my step--But where
are they7
Ask where the earths departed have their dwell.
ling,
hsN w VIC eioubfy 'uc liuC tHehNop
air -
know it not--yet trust The whisper, telling
NV lonely heart, tina, love unchanged is
there.
And what is home, and where, but with the low
ing
Happy thou ART, that so canst gaze on
thine ,
My spirit feels but in its weary rowing,
That with the dead, where'er they be, is
mine.
Go to my home, rejoicing son and brother
Bear in fresh gladness TO the household scene
For me, too, watch the sister and the mother,
will believe, but dark seas roll between.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13
Campbell MAY Court, 1929.

Campbell May Court, 1929.
MCMILLAN OGLESBf ana Dav,a ueiesDy, comp It's
w against John II. oglesby Mary Oglesby, jane
oelesby Jacob Oglcsby, Sarah oglesby and Nancy D.
gesy, children and heirs Of Jacob oglesby dee ogess
BY Pierman, Sarah and Elizabeth Herman, Jane row
Ter John Whttiogon and Clemantine his wife, Sarah
Fox Margaret Fox and David Fox, defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Sarah FoA Margaret Fox, David rox
Nancy Ogesby James Ogllsby, not appearing &anws'
werinr the plaintiff bill according TO the act of Assembly
and the rules OF this court Sit appearing TO the satlsiac-
ton of the court that they IRE not inhabitants Of tins
here on the second Monay in August next, and an
swer the bill Of the compliments, and that copy oil
this order be forthwith Inserted in the virgnian,. a
newspaper published in tie town OF Iynehburg, 10,
door of the courthouss fhis county on some cour
Jay. ions, .,rx.Nnr, Ill
W2m
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May IL.

n WISH 10 purchase female servant, VIII,
Il isyomg. good cook, washer, &c. &c
For such n Que, a liberal price will be given.
Apply at this Office.
june o. w3,yQO
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w the ci.rh,. -,it<-At rules continued and held IN
on the 9TH ds M Of the county court of Bedford,
Ambrose MARI pltf sans1 r.. yy;n,r;.,, and Gen
d. Saunders, defts' Jus ""''"i's"' a""
III de, m iNEHANCERY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wainwright not having entered his
ppsaIdee and given cury according 10 the act
bv ne 'ne rues ethis court, and it appearing
9 ms coualry; On the ni,ion Of tho plaintiff BY
1ouase, is ordered thai the said defendant do
mere on the fourth Moay July next and
der be forthwith inserted in som, newspaper printed In
me Town Of LyDchburg of two months successfully and
posted at fhefront door of the Of
on TWO several court days.
ACopy-Teste, GA. WINGFIELD ID. C
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MDURSUANT to decree Of the Superior
II Court Of Chancery for the Lynchburg
District, rendered on the Odd day of October
1923. In the cause of James Wills, ex'or oil
Johr Watkins decd. appellant against ARMS
tead E. Ellis, appellee the undersigned
Marshall Of the said Court will sell al auction,
on the premises, for cash on Tuesday the 4tb
Of August, 1929 if fair, If not, the next lair day
thereafter tract OF land containing 1903 acres,
lying in the counties OF Charlotte and Prince
Edward. Bounded by the lands ofCapt. lisa.
lab Watson, Joseph Watson's estate, George
Neyi and john Wimbush.
L. A. HOLCOMBE, NJ.
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EXCLAIMED.

DRAFIS--ou New York, Philadelphia, Bal
',morc, Washington CITY. Richmond and
Petersburg, for sne at small premium.
and in sums TO suit purchasers, nj the lottery
and exchange Office Of B. w. HEWSON. :
Successor to S. & NJ, Allen g. Co,
Lynchburg.
Feb O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13

He subscriber. who is appointed agent 10,
i Virginia, has ibis day received larg,
supply Of DR. John Brasier Howelrs Veee,abl,
Medicines, which will be sold al philadelnbi,
prices. Howell DAVIES.
AGENTS.
Mr.. James Mckidoe, Richmcnd.
Messrs. Bragg Jones and Co. PETERSBURG
of~hom may he had DIR. John b. Howells We
getable Medicines generally
Howell DAVIES.
Nav Ia
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From Fro Niles Weskiy Register

According to parliamentary paper just
published, the quantity Of unmanuiactured TO.
bacco imported into The United Kingdom in the
year ending Jan, 6. 1929, was Ie, 594,soe IL
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non was removed. The ulcer healed. and the
Strength OF the eye was entirely restored, with.
ou',he pam, Inconvenience, and scar ola sur.
gical operation.
CATHARINE ARBRIsTo.
~, No 2s2 Market 81. above 9Th.
Philad. April 26 1927.
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c..,;s,ots of Calharine an

had a complaint " W. .,,cer d,scA was
i ,ow matter opened just oss@ rs,ion wNsSr
,ss, NECESSARY BY msd,sa, : +, |"
s; y, ss .. .ss i !. p; Code. n:s'
China. in coajuns. !. o,,, = supercedes.
msly pills, which en Iteration. The j
Sly Of surgical 0ps'"'
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EerYumery & fancy Soaps

u and Splendid assortmsrt Of Perfun,ery and
faaey Soaps. Howell DAVIES.
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SHOES A.SDNAys.

" ShE subscriber has large supply of the
- ooove articles, and viii cell them very
~" a. ii. ALLISON.
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brilliant lustre of the eye, and the mild
SMILE OF content, all lost by repeated attacks
OF cold, or the coming on of dyspepsia or
sick headache, the consequences Of wet
and cold feet.
Custom, it is alleged by some, renders
persons thus exposed less liable to suffer.
But the custom of occasionally walking out
in thin cloth shoes, which are very made
quate covering for the feet, is very diff
ferent thing from the habit of constant ex-
posure of these parts to cold and moisture.
If the sandals were habtually worn and the
foot in great measure exposed to the air,
custom might then be adduced as an argu-
ment against increased precautions. Ii is
idle 10 talk of females accustoming them
selves to having their feet chilled, damp, or
wet, an hour or two in the streets during
the day, when for the remainder of this
period they take the greatest pains to have
them dry and warm, by toasting them.
perhaps for hours, before large fire.
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H SCHOOL BOOKS. ID
DORR & ROWLAND

AVE for sale, good supply of School
Il IL Books, such as are used in this County.
School Committees and Merchants, who are
about making their selections and purchases for
Winter Schools, are respectfully requested TO
call or send to the above establishment, where
eoery thing in the School Book and Stationary
line can be furnished on liberal terms.
d. d H. are publishers of the following
Books: COLUMBIAN CLASS BOOK, by
A. 7. Lowe. SECOND CLASS BOOK, by
same author. Stereotype edition. PONDS
MURRAY'S GRAMMAR. Larger arrange
anent, $5 per doz. small, 81 per doz. 1.-THE
larger arrangement is just published from beau
tiful stereotype plates. 1t is already introduced
in Rhode Island and Connecticut, and has been
highly approved of wherever it has been exam
ined.
u On hand, one hundred dozen Writing and
Cyphering Books, ruled and plain ; taOenty, flee
thousand Quilts, all prices Pot, Cap, and Let
ter PAPER, by the ream, cheap Ink in bot
ties; Ink-Powder Waters Sealing Wax /;
Paint Boxes; Lead Pencils Drawing Paper
Children's Books and School Tickets.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS ruled and
bound to any pattern; besides large assert
ment constantly on hand.
1t is frequently the case, that persons send to
Boston for their Books (when il would be more
convenient to send 20 Worcester,) under the
impression that they can buy them cheaper
we would state, that it is our determination to
sell Books, of all kinds, as loao as they can be
bought at any regular Book Store in Boston
Being Publishers, as we'll as Booksellers, we
are enabled to do it without loss.
OF Book Binding attended to as usual.
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
Worcester, Oct. T. eotf
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NEW GRAMMAR.

INTELLECTUAL and Practical Grammar,
IL ina series of Inductive Questions, connected
with Exercises in Composition. By ROSWELL
c. SMITH, author of Practical and Mental Arith-
metic. Names should succeed ideas.
"From the examination we have been able to
give the Practical Grammar of Mr.. Roswell
c. Smith, we have been satisfied that it is by
far the most natural system of teaching that
important science which has ever come under
our notice We earnestly recommend it to the
attention of all who are interested in the I'M
provement Of our common schools
SAMUEL J. MAY, Pastor of the
Church IN Brooklyn, Comm
JONATHAN GOING. Chairman
of the Board Of Ooerscers of the
Schools an Worcester Village.
ISAAC GOODWIN.
LEONARD WORCESTER, Pre-.
ceptor of the Latin Grammar
School, Worcester.
Nov. &c, 1922"
The plan of this work is spoken of in the
highest terms of appreciation by all who have
examined it.
u For sale at CLARENDON HARRIS'S
Book Store. Worcester, Dec. 9.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By
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Larger advertisements in the same proportion
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advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
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LAW BOOKS.
DORR & ROWLAND

HHAVE received small Law Library that
E III has been some used, which will be sold
at bargain, if applied for soon. Among the
Books are Bacons Arrangement; Coke on Lit
Teton; Story's Pleading Espenasse Nisi Prus
or A vols. Massachusetts, Reports; Laws OF
Massachusetts,; American Precedents; Bige-
lows Digest; Whites Digest Tollers Exec
utors; Jones on Bailment
Worcester, Dec. g. 48
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RouaLston Select School.

TNHE Winter Term in this School will COM
M mence on the 9th Of December next In
struction will be given in the several branches
usually taught in Academies. Tuition, So per
term. Board, in respectable families, from 81
TO 81 so per week, including room and washing,
wood and lights.
FRANKLIN JONES, A. B., Instructor
Royaston, Nov %. 4w~
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NOTICE.

FHNHE second quarter of PRINCETON Eng
"A LIsH AND CLASSICAL School will COM
mcnce on MONDAY, the Seuenth day Of De-
ccmber INST. WARREN GODDARD, Esq, the
Preceptor, was graduated at Harvard Univer.
sity. As a scholar and gentleman, and in his
method and success as an Instructor, he has
fully answered the expectations and gratified
the wishes of the Trustees. The situation is
peculiarly pleasant and healthy, and being re-
tired, is free from the temptations to vice and
irregularity to which youth are often exposed
Mr.. Goddard will board, instruct, and superin-
tend the private studies and the moral conduct
of scholars, for 1913 per term. Board, in re-
spectacle families, from 81 ,33 to 50 per week
Tuition-Common English branches, $4 per
term; the higher branches Of Mathematics
Natural Philosophy, the Classics, &c, SIS pei
term. Each term is eleven weeks.
~ For knowledge of the character and
qualifications of Mr.. Goddard, apply to Rev. S
BARRETT, Hon. LEMUEL SHAW, or THEoPHI
LUIS PARSONS, Esq, Boston Rev. Mr.. GooD.
WIN, Sandwich, Hon. john REED, Yarmouth
or the Trustees.
JOHN BROOKS,
SAMUEL CLARK,
CHARLES MIRICK,
ALPHONSO BROOKS, ) Trustees.
CHANDLER SMITH,
CHARLES RUSSELL,
CALEB DANA,
Princeton, Dec 2. 4s
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A corpulent gentleman once riding to-
wards fortified town in England, began to
fear the gates would be shut before he
could reach it, and inquired of market
man whom he met, whether he could pass
in at the gate. 81 should think SO, replied
the man, surveying him attentively, "for |
saw a load Of hay pass in there this morn
ing"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

=, tcPms cector! Judges Haskell and Hamilton, O,
He estern District, arc also to be ilnpeacted So
9. IS the ruir'r And last though not least. Natha
mel W. Williams Is to be thrown from the bench. Iia
must share the fate of all i-recks. Soyou spe the
eXt Legislature is to be full ottIic work .f ,e,rn,.
no show you with what spirit Williams is to h., hunt
ed down' VIII quote the words OF a member eject
o, the iiouse OF Representatives OF our Legislature
uttered m The presence of two or three gentlemen
4hat ncHhcris one of the rl, hand men OF Js,nss G
Isaacs. lis name is Hopkins J.. Turney. He said
ne was determined on impeacFing Williams, and
pseaking nm Ii hc could; that he would make ali
Ote' things in the Legislature subsnrp;cnt t t6, e,
Ia' ne cared NOT Wh't was won lost; if that was eff
ifetea, ne could 60 horne satisied"!! Do YOU think
ina. me District OF Columbia polluted and degraded
Perfect political Desperate than lie who could hold
sct princlpi"s as are impaired in the anguare OF
! nrnHy! 1t Is uncxceplim>a'le. however c3,ning
from one Who was oficous in voting Aor,. and CnT
gritty OF corruption. Good Lord What unriyalled
profIgaey! Is not such conduct, Mcssrs. Editors,
enough To Sc;icn te stomach OF III spassona lG,k
cr-on IN .'cricc,"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
fron Me Ro.ton Jorranl. sepismbsrn.


We took occasion to remark some time ago upup
an instance Of oiical indecorum and breach of conf
dencc in regard 10 the instructions of the government
to our foreign minister's before they communica-
ted to Congress, to the nation sanctioned by
the Cabinet, and sent away small editor in Penn
sylvania, (Stannboul, by nane) announces that they
evince great abity!
Now again we have the following from Mr. Noah
ell UNDERSTOOD that Mr.. Van Buren, strictly
his ios;iie has St completed long series of Dispatches
Aiesscs NcIane aud Ryesand preparing tie De.
spacs ef Mess Pebc for the Nenerlands) and Van MSS
(!or Spain)'
This is the irstti tat Secretaries have lad their
pensionod presses to publish Bulletins of official Ia
bors which have hitherto been done in silence with
out proclamation and without Boosting. 1t is, howe
vcr, wonder that Mr.. Van Buren, should make
much Of that which costs him much. Air. Clay in
solitude and quiet did the business OF the Department.
lie had no hired trunpeters, had no official buc-
tins Of having sormed this that outwork Of argu-
ment! Not so, Mr.. Van Buren, he enacts things in
King Combyses' vein. He would excel Mr.. Finn in
Bombastes Furioso.
Rirg bells! bray trumpeters lIura again
Let roaring cannons Tend the heavens quite,
For liIgdin FunnidOs has Hibb'd ms pea,
Nud-sat down o