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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-17
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
l. trict of Litchfleld has limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors TO the estate of
EBENEZER BIRDSEYE,
late Of Cornwall, in said district. deceased,
within which to exhibit their claims to the
subscriber for settlement. All persons indebt-
ed 70 said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
KETCHEL BIRDSEYE, Executor.
CornscdR, august 81, 1899 sIa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-17
NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons liable to pay
l. taxes in the town Of Canaan, that the sub
scribers have received Warrants to collect
State and Town Taxes for said Canaan for
the year 1898; and that we will attend at the
inn of Francis Knapp, on the 28th day Of Sep
tember, 1899, from o'clock A. M. till re at
noon. and at the store Of Andrews & Stevens
from, O'Clock till the same day. Also, on
the Goth at John B. Reeds from o o'clock A.
M. tin 10, and at the inn Of Asahel Beebe from
till p. nj. Cor the purpose Of receiving said
taxes. Those who neglect this call must ex-
pect to pay fees.
JOHN b. REED, CoIlec-
SERENO B. GILLETT, tors.
Canaan, Sept. 4, 1899 as
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-17
FARE THEE WELL,

GAASG AA9N w ASAAA4s
Fare thee well! Farewell TO thee
For thou aud I, love, now must sever;
Sometimes fondly think Of me,
I'll nc'Or forget lhue--no, love, never.
Fare thee well! these lips may say;
but IN my heart for thee shalt flourish
Love, whose warmth can ne'er decay,
Whilst Thy fond truth Ito light shall nourisl"
Fare thee we'll thou dearest one
NY maynard fate now bids mo leave thco:
Though compelled thy smiles 10 shun,
] would not--could not--lovO, deceive thee.
Fare thee well! I will not deem
This darlllng pow'r can last Tor ever,
Bright will shine hopes cheering beam
When, love, we meet no moro to sever.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-17

LitohGeM County, SIS.
August Term, Superior Court, 1929.
TTPON the petition Of Currency Hull, OF
~ Colebrook, Ia said county. praying fora
bill Of divorce from her husband Gideon Hull,
now pending before Said Court:
Ordered by this Court, That said petition be-
continued to the next term Of this Court to
be holden ut LitchAeld, IN said county, on the
third Tuesday Of February, 1880; and that
notice Of tho pendency. Of the same oe given
by publishing this order In tho Hartford Times.
printed ut Hartford, and 10 the Litchfstd En-.
ouirer, printed ut LitchHeld, six weeks sue
cessively. Immediately after the rising Of this
Court. By order Of Court.
Owls FREpERIcK WoLcorT, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-17
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers Cor sale oil that val
u liable stock Of Blood Horses, valuable
Cutie and South Dozen Sheep, FdrMsiNg ulen.
sils. &c. &c., now on the farm Of Oliver VOL.
colt, n Notwithstanding In part Of tho
following articles.
The celebrated horse PAUL. PRY, Q years
old last spring.
vRlUUbl0 n ORSES.
yearllng COLTS.
a COWS.
q yoke Uf OXEN.
full blood South Down SHEEP.
30 Half Bloods.
30 HOGS.
Also, all the FARMING UTENSILS, and
Produce Of the Farm, consisting Ol Hay,
Grain, Potatoes, 7%rnips, &c. &c.
O. All the above property that 10 unsold
on tho gath day Of September, will then be
offered for sale al Public Auction, without re-
serve. Sale to commence at 10 O'clock
For terms, inquire Of OLIVER $. WOLcoTT,
on tho premises, or LEONARD GOODWIN.
JOHN COWARD.
LitchGrld, Sept. Q, 1890 10
o. All persons having claims against Oh.
IvER s. WULCOTT, Aro requested to present
them 10 Leonard Goodwin for adjustment ;
and Nll persons indebted 10 said WOlcOtt are
requested to make payment Immediately
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-17

Time to Marry.-Let a young man who
wishes to 1.-Two long and happy, got married
at twenty, to young lady Of eighteen
Al these ages both sexes are most capable
attachment.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-17
For Sale, or Let,

Y Ut StVJE9 VI AI0O3
.aasaaallan. The handsome situa- -
tion, in I4itchGeld, mil. fsys!fM
X1X0VVR ton Society now oc- %
-. cupied by the subscri. 80
Der. BuIldings-a good 2 story house, con
venien,ly supplied with the best Of water
good Wood House, and Shed, with stables
and large Barn, equal TO any In the county
supplied with water from durable spring In
tho outer barn.yard. The quantity Of Land
with soid buildings may be from 10 to zoe
acres, rs best suits the purchaser, or lessee
All mineral and metallic ores will be reserved
by the subscriber, aud tho right to dig and
carry away the same.
For further particulars, inquire Of the sub
scriber, or John Wclch, Esq.
JOHN M. WEST.
Litchfeid, hilton Society, Sept. Q, 1899 4 I;
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-17

LitchfeM County, SIS.
Superior Court, August term, 1929.
NTiLLuAM II. PARMERLY, Of Warren, In
w said county, brought his petition against
Lorency Parmerty, Of Rutland, 10 the county
Of Rutland, and state Of Vermont, showing 10
this Court that on the 99th day Of November
1895, no was lawfully married to the said Lo-
rcncy, aud kept and performed all the mar
riage covenants on his part until on or about
the Sd day Of March, 1899, when the said 10.
rency wiliully deserted the petitioner, and has
continued her desertion, with total neglect
Of duty and Of all the marriage covenants on
her part to be performed, until the date Of
said petition, as per petition on file, dated
June 9th, 1890
Ordered, That said petition be continued to
the next term If this Court to be holden at
LitchHcld, in said county, on the third Tues
day Of February, 1880; and that notice Ofthe
pendency thereof be- given by publishing the
same, immediately after the rising OF said
Court, in the Litch6eld Enquirer, a newspa-
per printed in said LitchReld, and in the Anne
ricNn Mercury, n newspaper printed in the
city OF Hartford, six weeks successfully |;
when and where the said LOrency can appear
and shew reasons why the prayer Of said Pc
tition should not be granted,
By the Court.
evils FREDERIcK WOLcorT, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-17

LitchGeId County, IS. ..o
august Term, Superior Court, 1929:
TTPON the petition of irna Doty, Of Sha.
- ron, In said county, praying for bill ol
divorce from her husband HOrtS DOty, now
pending before said Court:
Ordered BY this Court, That said petition be-
continued to the next term Of this Court to
b. holden at LitchAeld, IN said county, on the
third Tuesday of February, 1880 and that
notice Of the tendency Of the same b. given
by publishing this order In the Hartford Times
printed NJ Hartford, and In the LitchAeld En-
Gujrer. printed at LitehReld, six weeks ste.
cessively, Immediately after the rising Of this
Court. BY order Of Court.
Owls FREDERlcK WOLCoTT, CIerK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06
TRN MONT HOUSE ,

gums establishment will be opened for the rec,<r,
n lion OF company on Thursday, the 2sd of De-
tobcr. W ~
The advantages or its locality, the variety and CON-
Veulent distribution of it's apartments and the com
pcic and appropriate sty 70 in which il has been fur
nShcd and hted up by the Proprietors are well known
III thus semity Strangers may be Interested by tho
ihiornaIlon that the situation of fremont House 10
central, III an airy, dry, and healthy quarter and in
the immediate neighborhood of the PRINCIPAL placea
OF public amusement and of the business streets q,
the city. -
Among the particular accommodations of the Fa
teoishment are Reading Room, which will be sup
Piled with all the Journals Reviews and Magazines,
puoished III tins country, which il supposed win be-
Interesting to the patrons Of the House, with many
EnHhsh and Partisan periodicals. Suites of rooms
remote from tho public part of the house. intended r
the occupation of families individuals who mao
prefer private table, aud large and elegant drayv;n1
and dining rooms for the entertainment of Clubs ana
parties.
Convenient and well lighted Bahnp Roorrs
which will be in constant preparation for use bv TIM
public, as well Us by the inmates ofthe establishment,
| connected
An ordinary will he served on FRIDAY and ef)sr
wurds every day at half past 2 O'clock
The subscriber having taken Lease of fremont
House. assures his friends and the Public that no OK
erton oil his part the part of those under his
control shall be spared to supply the wants and ac
commodatc the habits and taste of his patrous He
pledges himself also that his prices shall in no res
pect exceed those of Hotels in other parts of tho u
States, conducted in similar style.
DWIGHT BOYDEN.
hnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06
SOUTHERN PAMPHLETS

'ENliE Gr'sis' or Essays on the Occupations Of
l. the Federal Government, by Brutus -
Report oil Committee of the Citizens of Boa,on
Snu v@nty opposed to further increase Of Duties
on lmportatons, reprinted
Notes on the origin and necessity of Slavery
n Reiutation otthe Calumnies circulated aga;r.,
the Southern and Western States, respecting the
institution and existence of Slavery among them
io winch Is added n minute and particular account oS
tne actual state and condition of their Negro Pop
ulaton. Together with Historical Notices Of all the
surrec,ions that have taken place since the settle.
meot Of the Country, by South Caroln;an.
- ALSO,
Inc Southern Agricuturist, and Register of Ru-
~ Affairs adapted to the Southern section OF the
EHit.-Just received, and for sale by
III N.c,rY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06

p,hO' yesterday morning, Of q short illne.s =.
County N"r'li Carolina. Having Just connis,os
ms studies, ho was about TO enter on the busy &C.,.
o me- and IRON the kindness OF his disposition ana
strength OF talents had the most allurng prosncc,
OF succeeding to the celebrity Of his father-the late
Bartlett fancy, OF North Carolina. At n distanco
from fond mother, and numerous circle Of .dm;-
the midst OF lite, arc in death" Thc fr;sns III
aeTuatances OF the Rev. Jno. Kerr, are respect
iu'y r,9nestcdto attend his funeral from Mrs. On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06
Hardware and Cutlery.

JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, at the sign of the Gold
- .4nrH, tx now receiving and offers to the pub
lie, general assortment of articles in his line Of BAL
sinees, comprising all household and kitchen furni-
ture, carpenters, cabinet and eoachmakers, black
smith and coopers tools
Brass and Wire Tenders, of oil qualities and sizes,
ordered from the makers in New York and BALI
more, and received IN ten days.
N. b. Castings of every description, say pots,
ovens, SPIDERS slillets, ect. at cts. per h.
81 ll-nnts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06
BOSTON, Oct. 10, 1929.
CROWN GLASS.

fHNtOMAS a. RUST, at the sign OF the Paddock, has
received 80 boxes 10y 10 New England Crown Glass
Persons IN waa Of Crown Glass be supplied any sizes
at the mandatory prices
Also, Washington City Cylinder Glass by II TO IL By
49, and few Improved Door springs, Dearborn Patent
ianesS Water Plates and Dish Covers London made) Back.
CANNON Boards (elegan) and OF Cutlery and
Hardware Goods worth the attention OF purchasers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06

Jplerr,Lnz Fa,f--E renee svir,, herr, o,sdo
HI slf I.Err1 sl4I Ny NEacgE W the b4,h number
u the Prfe'sis' Gn 1lD,sDa yS4,erdsy. on n
qpcf'Nn ,@1aZ pF ~ ST.. LsfD1 ~ Ir. Nrrcpr.
saf. isl t.rDDpH. le ogs mt 5.sI,,l. n ss,nng
my h.t2 pp fDf sJ,..ef. yst. unGfT th.s. cir.
cums'4He'f IS flDeg.t lluis..f JJst6ea M s,etiDg
That tfiif' N' tymJDpg M, NI Icy bsd vyi,.
Ten ihat b1DDe' g. "a" ys'lpos eg.iio 0f the
Fodcrnha, uJe 04tADssljg ~ thu pager hos been
s?mcl lac4 zDeG ~ W' J0y end " o,ber times y,
NJ Hamilton. liz. BEEchs bad attributed i 10
DR. Hamilton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06
Trunks. Whips. and Games.

\ Have received a very handsome assortment Of
= Pmladelphla made trunks, whips, and canes,
which for quality cannot be surpassed by any in the
market. ID JACKSON
Opposite tho Merchants Coffee House, Man-streri.
oct $50 tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06
11IrRsDAY, Nov.

THURSDAY, Nov. 8.
ne Convention, after prayer, wns called to order
~ II O'clock - Wv
4He Convention then resolved Itself into Commit
zee n the Whole, Ir. STAvARD in the Chair
". MEFcss then concluded his rcma rks md yros
.>.nTet Jy Hf. IoYN - Of Accoinac.
TIE Committee, IN milton Of llr FIrzurcu then
r. s11 rsr'ortrd progress.
oe C>n7eatIDs, GIcB adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06

- ,,,.x.S tfN,uHtArrp.
mtRItIED, on the 22d inst by the Rev William Hatch
o. Mr. LAWS TtsPLE 10 Miss MAay Eftgy; and Mr. Ror,Rr
T. hn1 10 mhs Fn's'ts daughters ol Edward Garlck IA
oil u Kng William county.
"Ah what you'd be the life of man
u lel IN dec Or Nv isle,
Inlighied up by bcauty's smile?
lveu though ho bO1stcd nionarcii'q nauoo
And Der his Own fcignrd suprr,nr
WIN thousands bending hs sway,
lovely woman away
WHAT were his ici What could +, ir,
vapour on q siofolcsq sea,
uOrbcd cloud in darkness foet
Along the waste Of waters To-;
ship deserted in the gale,
Without stecrsman pail,
star or beacon light before,
Ofhope or haven ever more,
Thing without human tic,
Unoved To live, unwept 10 de-
at cycn'ns by me Rcv Mr. Kerr Nj VIVIAN Furr,t,y
n Miis MRHGaRtr Wrtts.fsos '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06
nOCpOR BnALn

EsPEcrFuirY tenders his professional services 20
IA the inhabitants of Richmond and its vicinity.
His Office ~ at the of g. 9th Streets Shockoe,
Hill, immediately opposite to Sir. Tichenor's cut-
IIao c-shop. oct 29-eo6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06
EAGLE ROW
BOOt Sc Shoe Store.

A~UVO eD0 bVEeOC SGOI Os
VHNhE Subscriber offers for SALE an excellent
n sortmont Of gontlcmems and ladies' boots and
shoos Among which are the following,
|oo pr gcntlcmcn's morocco, calf skin and sepl
skin boots, 81 so 10 7pr. par
1000 pr gcntlcnens calf skin bootees and cali
abin md renl skin shoes and pumps
@oOD yr ndi"s prunclln morocco and seal skin
md leathcr boOtecs walking shoes and pumps
%gO pair lDdin rubber over shoes
700 poir Richmond made plantation shoes
nm, general assortment Of misses, boys, cbl-
dIcn6 md scyanis shoes, md fcw dozen Of EIneT-
sons celebrated clnsiic rnzor straps
1h0 abOvo wcrc collected particularly by the Sub
acnbof for roln'nR and he goicls purchasers TO chill
aud oXhnnc for thcnnclvcs
Iio has mndo such arrangements with tho most
approved manufacturers IN New York and Philadei-
phin, ~ viii insure n constant papply.
oci l0-2nwis SAMUEL PUrNBY,
tign oitho Golden boot, No. ., Eagle Roy.
GALE NJ SOUTn EASr..-On thursday, I2ih UeYi
che hc ro,dopco of William md Sarah r. Mewburn Of Pow
"9 io cops of Conn Oats, foIc &c. the stocks Of Iof-
ywn-l cougus toir cs,nr- io mulcs valuable; soro
good N"k Oscn, Wagon, rxcecn Feather Beds Mautes-
woh ,o attention ~ ho,s aims Of ten
oou''s ~ ndct e"th otWrrn 6ny dollar. len months
oyer my dollar" twelve mouths credit Purchascfs will 10
required 10 execute bonds approved srcnrity carry
, ,, on tive dnie' interest TO he remucd ihc Puut'
'"9m payment oI I've principal
Thrrr being number Of articles cold, tho 'nio vii
WILL BOILING, Ndpr with the
ui auncxcd NJ WIN Mewbdu,
&c, INV aud csor ofs Mewbur.
70 ANDOLplrS REPORTS, Vot. 9th, OF Cnscs
~ argued md determined IN Tho Court Of Appeals
9i VHglnin, Just published;
Complete scts Of tho Virginia reporters
Journals Of the Conventions or 755-0 and i778
Journals Of the Senate and House Of Delegates Of
Virginia from 1910 to 1900 inclisivo
lIcnug's Statutes Mt Large md
Tho New Maps Of Vngmia
MI appropriated 10 ucrcJsc tho Pubic f,brary %
tho State, mny be had Of tho s!hscrbor, at the Capr
tol, IN the city Of Ricmpnd, upon The lowest tcTrpi
wa II. RICHARDSON, Crk Council
orf - aud Lhrariu,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06

gentleman, no lac now had IN hlS eve, would inter
pref the meaning OF these words, ne would tl.en
siew, that the Constitution OF Nirginia, which we
were now gong TO tear up and destroy, was not
contrary 10 Inc rights OF man.
lie would refer TO the third article cf the Bill OF
Rights and would remark on the manner in Which II
had bean read, by the gentleman from Frederick.
Tho article Is. follows: 'that government rs, or
fought 10 DC, instituted for the common benefit, pro-
'tcction, aud security If the peoUle, nation,
IiUnIy. (OT all he rdri0U- nudes and forms 81 gO
"rss1sI that IS best, 'chich is capable Of prcdacing
he greatest degree Of Happiness md safety, and IS
"D,os' c1etiudiy secured against The dangers Of mat
'ddminisirrttioa:) and that when any government
'shal be found inadequate contrary TO these puT
poses, n majority of the Commonwealth hath an in
"dubitablc malcnabc and indeeasILlc right to re-
form, alter, abolish Il, IN such shall be
Judged most conducive to the public w"al."-rhe
mteTmcdiat" sentence escaped the notice of the gen
Cm1n, because the sentiments of 1t. did not suit ms
purpose. I'm the promotion of particular purpose.
the fairest and best of men VIII overlook that part
which makes against them. lie therefore did not
npugn the motives al the gentleman. i he int
mediate sentence which has been omitted Vs. '.uf all
1.-The various modes and forms ot government, that
"S best, which is capable OF producing the greatest
degree OF happiness and safety. and is eectu
Gliy secured against the dangers of NAL admiStrS-
ton" Then cane thr negative, and then (''wlcn
the government would be found nadcquate sc and
not till then, were they 20 resort TO the physical pow.
, er of the majority.
lie remarked, when this sentence escaped tho at
tcnton OF the gentleman who dwell upon IL, the
foundation OF his argument, that 1t contained the
very identical proposition, for which contend
namely that of all the various modes and forms of
government NC, that Is best, which is most CifrCtu-
ally secured against tile dangcrs OF nal-admnistra
ton -This IS the principle for which we CON- cnd--all
we ask. l. To secure and project property, which IN
The Bill of r Shts is considered to DC necessary for
the happiness, &c. This is tue true doctrine and
when any men dcprIed to frame government,
they must look 20 only, and regard that which Is best
suited 20 the people, for whom it is intended but by
cavin% ont the sentence ne had already referred to-
TIC question for us would be, not what government
was best suited to the wants and posi ions OF the
people but what would square best with the theory
OF the rights 81 man. By lcavin. out that sentence
IN The 81 of Righs, we would make the Convention
guilty Of monstrous tyranny and OPPRESSION inc, cad
u consulting for the interests and happiness of the
people. This circumstance reminded him of the
story OF Indg who, as it is related IN of Voarcs
tale, cused Of treason, and had nearly paid
the rcnay Of his life in consequence of there having
heen io@nL in his possession, lines to the following
effect:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06

Inc hnpr'chusn' ~ jdze Williams ~ TeoDsssee is r.
"1''n "n' Anf ~ Ha auEfs afs daVn up Huf fe
wn"'. 80 'n Jih smrs a's 10 abundance he uai MI con
&c iFpA'ne II FcW jefsav ~ Frdsy sptooted Camel
!" "'0 Efl NnyrmDf 81 iba bate of no ensuing yea,
3n,ount ef Produrs 0nd number nj JooI, ,o,.J L,o.
Hro"gh NE Lotoey Locks
NOY u hlds. tobacco do Stems ~ b,ve. ,t
uhhceo, Jll hbs Hour 2ft bushels wheat keg beo.v a.
boats. 1886 bushels coal '' ~ ''' '""'
nov 52B hbdE tobacco do stems 10 kegs manufactured
tobacco 1913 bls 0ouT, yi bushels wheat II bbl. bsLov
@ions pig metal 81 boats 10 coal boats 1860 bushels oon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06

y Niis MAR0aRtr Wittsrsos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
One half of Rose Isle for Sale.

n WISH 10 sell this valuable tract of land,
n lying on I've River, in Nelst IN county, a
bout Is miles from New Msrset, (at thu juno
ton OF Tye aud James Rivtr,) where there is
an inspection for Tobacco anu boat naviga-
ton TO Richmond; in the neighbo hood there
are two first rate manufacturing mIIls for dcur.
The half Of the tract contains, by estimate, 1000
acres, and in good repair. THIS tract is consi-
dered enc of the best in Nelson county, partIcu-
larry well adapted to tobacco, corn wheat. The
land is well watered and iimbered, and a great
deal of fine tobacco land TO cut. There is a
body Of $50 acres of low grounds OF good quail
lly on the river, attached TO either half OF this
desirable place The purchaser will be allow
ed 10 purchase either half oil this estate (ihe
lower or the upper portion) as may best suit his
wishes. Ii is useless 10 give further descrip-
lion oil this desirable estate, as those wishing to
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. A.
ores, residing on the place, will shew the land
TO any person wishing 10 view it. ! am dispos-
ed tosell on accommodating terms, but bar
gain can be had for cash, OF ! would take ne
groes in payment. Letters addressed 10 me or
j. Il d. Payne, in Ly nchburg will be promptly
attended to. LANDON k. CABELL'
Navy. 1910
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
NEW AENlVA\.S.

ME subscriber has just re ceved an add
IL tional supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
from the North, which makes his stock yery
complete, and which lie is determined TO sell
very low tor cash Among other Goods Just re-
ceived, are the following, viz.
Fancy London plaid Prints
Bengal stripes aud other fancy Caiicoes
Pink aud blue striped Florenilne, for pan,a-
looms
French Drilling do do.
Black Prunellar, a superior article for Gentle
mems coats
Figonia Cashmere do do do
super blk. Bombazetie for do DO do
Jaconet, Cambria, Book, aud other Mnslins, We
~ cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
A few doz. handsome gause Hdkfs
Do do Ladies HUrseskin Gloves, eighties,
colors)
Do ! pieces Irish Linen
DO Very best Company Flag HdIfs.
Thread aud Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck and side Combs
few bales Al brown Domesics, as usual ueri
loo
4-4 Cotton Checks
Also expected, in few days, lot of sup. N
Orleans Sugars, Moasscs, y Java Lugar
Coffee
Spun and Spinning Cotton.
HENRY ALLISON.
L. S. The attention of those no ant good
and cheap cloths, is invited to view the SUBJ
scribers-Among which, is one piece Of mos
superior blue fashionable shade considered We
ny cheap at $l5-Also, one end superb black
extra fine and we'll finished Il ogether viii
some beautiful colors, for ffocks II. \.
am offering my stock OF Shoes, Which is &c
neral, at very small advance, with The inlen.
hon Of declining Except in very limited way
the Shoe business. Those VINO want will find
II to their interest 10 call on II. A.
MAY 81 tsS0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03
POETRY,
The 1 ARMER's SONG.

ihr' AhMERS SONG
Away with grandeur, pomp aud gold
Away with childish ease,
GIVE me but strength my pillow to hold,
And Ill find means 10 please.
lis sweet 10 toll for those We love,
My wife, and darling boys,
hut tend to make my labor prove,
The sweetes, Of my joys.
The humble morsel procure,
When labor makes it sweet,
Is eaten with taste more pure
Than meats that monarchs eat.
lis nine yes. It's my happy lot,
From cares and ayarice Zee,
10 owo bat this secluded cot,
Sweet friends and liberty.
lhasI, no monarcpaon his throne
Can grudge his destiny
Let him his weight of cafes bemonn,
Whist am truly free.
When labor wearles and grows dell,
with nv dog and gun,
Set forth the finest game To Gull,
And THIS all sorrows shun.
Now tell me all we equity train,
Who have what fortune gives.
Is not the cheerful country swain
The happiest man thai lives