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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
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lfCoI received and for sale, at rerg reduced
- prices, very large assortment Of Snnlfs,i ,
Bottles, Canisiers, Jars, Badders and Kegs
H0WEL DAVIES.
oil,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
Com mission Business.

DOh'hAooipIi lJuSlllCSS.
HHt subscriber having entered into the
y Goa mission business, offers his srrvi.
res '" me merchants aud planters trading 10
this place Tobacco, Flour, md Other pro.
dnc", cuniided 10 his Gaze t. sell or shin ,y,Il
he strictly attended to. lie is prn,,ided with
o'orWe IN fire proaf house on main street.
for ,h' reception oi Flour, Whi,k.y and pack
ages o' ''o"ds' SAMi.. HANNAH.
Ian /. lom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06

wDuRSUANl ~ a decree Ofthe county court
n of Campbell, made AT Sov. term, 1925. VIC.
the nndeis gncd, appointed by said couIt, com.
mIssloners i"i ihai purpose. wi i proceed 10 sch,
on The premises, ca Saturday tie 2nd DIV OF
Way next ~ pnhlc an ton, 10 the highest hid
del. har' o' lanI helnnglng 10 the late Publ
us Jones, lth & ~ 'hc neg boihood OF Brook
neal his land j. we'll tinbered, aud is like.
wise aid 10 he we'll wfucred The land will he
sold on credit OF Que ard two years The pur
chasfr will he required 10 give bends with Sc.
rnr'i. and decd Il trust upon the bind In 50.
cure the purchase money.
DAVID HERNDON.
RICHARD MORGAN.
Narh 80 ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
Commissioners Sac,--Rcai Estate

Commissioner s Sate,-Rcai Estate
DURSUANT to a decree of the county
II court Of Campbell, pronouncedat Mafo,'
term, 1929 in the suit Of Long VS.. CraHe az"
others The undersigned appointed COMM
sionsrs for that purpose 10y the said court, WI
proceed To sell on the Oath da. al April next
on credit of 6, 10 aud Is months, on the pre-
misses the Lot Of Ground mentioned IN 'ie
said decree. situated on third street, nearly ~
posi'e the Washington Tavern, in the town %
Lynchburg. JOHN X. D PAYNE,
AMMON HANCOCK,
JESSE L. PERRY.
t,onmissioners
ApIil . issSo
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.

In Diseases the Liver: Debility resulting
hom "tcmpe,mce and dissipation: Old and in
yeterhe Ulcers: Pains IN the Bones. attended
with sweilings of the onts : Indigestion
blo'ches on the Face, Pimples. &c. Syphilis
tutaneous diseases generally, aud letter in par
hcular: Mercural aud ScraiiomS complaints
The certificates of wonderful cures perform
Ell by the Caihocon have become so numer-
Gus, as TO preclude their insertion in any news.
prietor 10 print them IN n pamphlet OF about
lOO pages. THIS will be- forw arded as soon rs
possible TO the several Agents for gratuitous dis
hibnlIon, and must, ON perusal, strengthen the
good opinion now entertained hy the friends oi
this medicine. and disarm, as il is hoped, the
prcInd'ccs OF those WIN view with dstruSt any
medicine net known IN what IS called "regu-
lar pracr,"e." Facts are slubbon things, and
cannot he gainsaid
NJ the earnest solicitations OF members of the
medical faculty, and others who have Witnessed
the ASTONISHING cures effected by the use of The
Vegetable Cnthnlicon and who are anxious thai
Is benefits 10 mankind may he more widely di-
used, the proprietor has consented TO REFUGE
the re'o'l price to TWO DOLLARS
per bottle +; and tins will be dnne without M any
way deie,ioratng the quality Of the medicine,
or reducing NE size Of he bottle. as has been
materially done in the case at Swalns Pun
acra.
The above genuine Medicine forsalr by
W. l. HOLCOMBE & co.
Ageat for Lvnchluig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
Manufacturing Mills.
FOR RENT.

XiAiiE FREEDMAN WILLS, situated IN
- Campbell com y. about seven mites be-
taw Lynchharg, aud within about hundred
wards oi james River, are offered for rent Tor
one or more years. Possession may be had
~ The lat OF July next. For further paf,icn
ara, tern', sc. apply 10 Thomas Is. Gay, resi-
ding near the promises. or 10 the subscriber in
Richmond. JOHN ROBERTSON
Dee. II wtf25
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Scarce Goods at Redaced Priccs.
j9LUE, back Italian silks.
I'D ~ and Cd PLAN bubbnet lace,
Boab'neii pearlng,
Floss thread,
Fancy baskets,
Caleotc new and h aidiln si,lr,
sup Eng llsh white satin,
SILK h"s,ofy, very cheap,
Azelihe nrck scaIis, "A new and fashionable ar.
iiclc,
With other new goods weekly RECEIVING. which
we pledge onrelyeS To sell NJ the very Iawe.f
market prices.
MCKEE ROBINSON, n co
March 81 ,m4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06

4 t1of letters remain
Lyneiitarg, /.
Persons applying for le
" Ill PLEASE say they arc
A
Miss CintI,is Alley
Nm. Alisier
CAPT JAS. {. Anderson,
Amos Anderson
John A
Mrs. EliZ aieih Bale,
Vim. Bailey
James Bnllocl, d
John Braselinan
Robert Butler
James /. Bi.hop
Robert Brent
Matthew Brown 3
Miss Martha Brufnfielsl
Miss Polly Boiling
] and, Boiey
Rubeitli. Butler
Mrs. Salnl. Benson
Lee II. Bnrks
Miss Ann Butler
Mrs. Ann Booker
Isaac Ii. Bnilerworth
Henry Bernard
Lew Best
Mrs Mary Ballard
Philip Br, ce
Arch Il Brown
Miss Harriet l.. Branch
VIM. q. H, Bingllam
john Brad y
Bcr' ard Butler
james Benign
c
Miss Frances Coleman
Lindsay Coshiil
orneiius Cow
Jahc- Carroll
John { arrdli2
lo' dan Crca>ry
Henry Chil,ii ess
VIM. Corneal
John [ umtnfbeer
Mss Ann Campbell
john Grouse .
Robert Canim
Np- Ct1Ht tifd
.io.epb Coctrell
Richard X Cr. lie
John Cox
Miss Matilda L. Cole
innn
elk. Chancery Court
.Iamrs Davis
Lloyd Do,A
y G. Daw son
: 'c dung Darn !
~. ohrah pIci Ii'soh
joan Davidson
\ niion, Diblell
Vim. Dudg ON
" "nd on Dickinson
f'h'an' D"" son
jones NJ Daniel, ST.
iaenry h. Davis
! } houias d 'leeH
isaac DAY : +
l.
Hrs, Jane L Estes
+
" nh J. hris
Jacob ftazie |.
Joel >. / lof1'''
toheri ! Ianalin !,
John Il. Iirl,ls
4
pd'icsen Gillian !,
Mrs. sophia si,thrfy /
{ has. Nj. Gilman
ti"""ge Gra''er :
Job u: 6 r''ln in |.
Miss Hannah OR fly
Roi,'ri Gardner
John Gar.h
II
James p Harris
stephen Hunter
Mrs. Margaret ". Hig
eIGboiliam 9
+ DIV and Hammer
'losepii H'n'irick !,
t frederick \. Harris
T.. ilapi'nrn
iftV' hrn'F Holmes !.
Ike v. Wm, Hoimes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06

M 0TlCE.---pafsuant 10 deere OF The
III county court Of Pitt, lvaaia, pronounced
al Nav term. 1928. ina ssii ia tbhncefy where
~ George Townes IN his own night, aud rs the
administrator of Edward Townes, dec. Robert
Townes and Sephen Iownes, are pitts l. John
Barnett ard Robert Payne, adm 'ors with The
will annessd OF lIalcon fownes, dec are dehs.
we shall. on Thursday the 30f day of April,
ls29, on the premises, sell by way Of auction,
lor ready money. a manufacturing mil aud mill
ssai. situated IN the town OF Danville. The
great value Of this property Is too well known
In the public 10 need any particular descrip,-
on II Is presumed purchasers will view the
premises. Acting hs Commissioners we shall
convey only such title rs The said decree a'ftbo
rises.
JOHN ROSS.
SAML. ID. Il N@ fING5,
JOHS DICKINSON,
JOHN w. CHEW.
10 EPll y. ERRY,
Commissioner
Aprilo. 4w
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MHW ARRIVALS Z

TlHE subscriber has just received = wy
- handsome lot OF fashionable Cling hams and
Calieoes from New York. aud will he receiving
ffem that CITY from ,,lns 10 time. Goods suitable
for the approaching season, selected by an
experienced hand. II. ALLISON
March is tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06

1g ,Ribe Posl o.,
1prii !, le29.
'i'rrsin The following f..
advertised. va
L
Miss $. 3. l.ynca .
Seth W Lyon
lChas. Lee
lChas Lynch
NJ
John Mex ibbon
Mrs. Frances 7. Mari.
ham
Chas. Mills
MISS Lucy NJ. Moor,
lanles C. aioorman
Alex. Mcdonald
Mrs. Mary Murphy
MIS-. Saral, 5. Mar;
Wm. hicFAii
George Martin
.lrhn Martin
David Maha
Niss ldvy Mason
Airs. Charlotte Mer,
diih
Mason Matthews
Thomas J aloormar
lt'ci' ard alosely
Miss Lucy VI. Moor
| christopher Mcl,t.r
Isaac Mcdaniel
N
Miss Broc,ar & h. No.
we'll
George " No "
Joseph C. \ win
Reuben +. Nticas,ls
/ loinas Old
DENNIS . b. zen
p
keniamin \. Phi Us .
Rev. y m l'lnnrll
Mis- E'izalnth Prrto.=
i''cha u polIard
u IS va ia Philips .
'alarihs z nile,on
Robert Il Pryor
,lr. Poi,,Ier .
Nm. l'crkiis
Mrs. snsan d. Poinde,.
,et
YIN r Pren'iss
f.d~ ard Price
Ambrose Page
Mrs. Lucy Powell
Miss Eliza Pointer
A. S P.rrs
Chas pbilpot
Il.
Maj I'Iios. Rudd
ali's Mar a l,icI ardsCn
al's. Mary Eoss
Mir. ip, kcr
lt'ber, Il. Rose,
Vim. Ross
John ". Rice
S.
Danl. Sna,,.p
Rev Nj, Smili
y NJ. NJ. Siluemakfg
John Scott
ham Scrupes
Mrs. Ann Scott
l.'ndsa! Shormakn
! .nthni Smith
Ahuer Sisson
Rev. Gro Stevens
\ rxr. Siuart
Richard Sml,0n
John Sanger
Ahtain staples
Mr.. Sarah II, Ste,ia
L.
John J Tnshy
Amos ! hacker
Mrs: Mary 1oeil
iinhen W. IIurm6n
Miss Naucs late. jf
i''rj 1anner
Mis- Jndnh Terrell
Edward Tinsh.y
Mrs Mary V. Wiley
Charles A. v liners
Robert T. " iikins
" AIDE and johnson
Mrs. Mildred Ndgfh
Jesse Wade
Iohn S VIM
rhos II iatt
Miss \ " God
Iohn " ord
" ~. VI easp
VI iss "a. all " hite
Manuel Wire
NAHUM j hanson
| homa- " Wilson
Mrs. Hannah Neitb
Rev Beij hais
lessr " rhb
inlln 5 Westwood
" lion aud Neighbors
Anthn ny " alton
Mrs. Wilson
irOrgt w. Wing field
Matthew Wright
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iI1g if.iers remaining sZibe Poi ar
Lynehtarg. 1prii |, Is2e. wa =
PERSONS applying for leiiersin The iolIowi,. q.
WI please say they arc advertised. 'hi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
De La Monterat's Vegetable
Specific,
SPECIFIC,

i OF the cnre Of Consumption. asthma, Pleurisy
s?itina Of Blood, aud Pulmonary affections
Of every kInd--ihe most valuable remedy ey-
81 discovered for the euro of cons gmpii u 4.
alt diseases oi the breast and lungs leading 10
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Ap, II
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sAysr SALE or NEGROES

J d. MURRELL. P. N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

maker. in South street, who q
,hropic feeling on the oceasSItd phiias,
him lasting honor. To him, which du,
sure. is to be attributed The re- great me..
child, which he carried to his hoSY Of ii.
ing il in,o bed with hun for sew Mud TAX
wal med it again ino life. hotn,f
We have converted with an old csA 81
VIII was witness of the sad a,c;G.nNa
rushed 10 their assistance, and c,ugh, n, Ah
Of the carriagr as i, hung over the wat, vi
to use his own expression, " his s,,,p.M y
no more than chickens - Wba, mn,,
been the feelings of the unhappy Inmate. # '' y
vehicle, during he momrn, i, was no,.a
the edge Of the pier! Wh,, an immens;'.A !
agony mus, have been realized Gin rhs, d..
tim % ~
Great difficulty was experienced in Obtain,
he apparatus used in resusci,atinp drow'
persons. Messengers were despa, he'd in 90
~ direclio" Tor them, aud it wa, TO uni, W.. y"
ly an hour had been expended in maxine f.
less inquiries at the Ctiices Of physi,i,n, -,
aDotheca aries, thai they could he found a.,
u'ey been promptly Obtained they nigh, n'
slbly have proved Of essential service F'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

JOSEPH BuRNHAM-We stated, few d,,s
ago, Ihr fac thai much excitement prevaij
in the neighborhood Of Woodstock, v. on s,.
count of report tina. a convic' by the nsmr Of
Burnhsm. said to have died in the Stare Prison,
whose body, er the supposed deaIh, VI, Dr.
li,errd over to his friends -had been recently
seen alivr and well in unr Of out southern Il
tie. The Woodstock Observer says, thar, il
cons quence Of the popular desire 10 pry i"s
every t2ing relating % this Burnham, me s..
lec,men Of The Town directed hr S, xlon 10 dis
inter he boty, where tombstone Informs are
burr d the remains Of the individual whose sc'
tual decea.e seems TO be called seriously ia
que sion The editor Of he Observer remarh
g WE were present al The !as' disinttrmenl,a
were also many of our ciizrns, some Of whom
had been intimately acquainted with Bu'nh.a
from hi> youth up. 10 arrmpt 5 e"i|
was The general impression AID belief oil Ihos
present respecting the identity 4 he boch
nigt be hazard US; there we many Toa
az q dwiih Us IN belle ing TIA the frghiul ar1
pu RID objrct b, fore US bore strong mark q
resemblance % that Of Bufrbam and lhus
were o hers WHO PROGRESSED u be satisfied na
i was mol rhr body of Burnham, and, OF s
W ole, we do not b. lirve he dis,nl'rmrTr hasrs'
s. ed ~ m" h good save the era i6csion Of %
idle curiosity. Their were prob bly, sone"S
went I" SEE ne body wish thei' nds made ~
that Bur; ham was nov lIying-.aDd Others o.
term"ed hat he wa, cead, md with such per-
s"n>, or even any oIh' p. rsons, It IAN hd'Cp
Or exp.cted iha' a body which had lain ~ 'o'
ground Ter three years, would afford any cor
vinci"g pronf # ITS "rignal in .c've lite
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

FAIR PLAY IsA JEwEL."--ap freshman az
rived al Boston last Summer. and sough' tn
loymen Is labourer, and finally obldlaec I"
Engagement on one Of the Islands i" our hH
,or. PIT had never seen Dack in his me-
'hor'k after his entering "p"n Ihr dlse"''s'
II hi. new dutirs. q brood OF chicken; uno
.Iher Of duo X, were hatched bo,h by ~'a
The owner put both brood TO one hen IN "!c'
10 save the service of the orher, and told r'i
as he Was short of meal, to be ve'y spaihs
allowance in feeding them. Pa made s@'
Dish ct dough, and commenced i'edlng :.
mixed Hook, when he was struck VII mr.
'ha about half had broad shovels for pas
md shovrlled up the dough very fast uhlr =,
others had quite small sharp beaks and 90 ",
Ii'tle of the allowance 'Arab my da1'as
says PAT, "iaIr play j. jewel, PH just ~,
pu ting you upon equal fu,Ing." he s'hs
FOR the house, go, pair Of shes''. caught ~"
OF III. shovel beak, and ,hra'ed ,h'm DOW"
the calibre Of these oil the sharp bsak; pu' '''T
down, and said " wsg away, you sp'''p'e.r
am told this is free Gown ny whre e"y
man, ha>i, and bird are equal; no * ''''
privileges If you please &
MORAL. The besks OF the successful app"
csnts for fice under our new Pre>ldf"
represented 10 b. Of rhr broad s"o'e, A'o
having aiken up al the Offices before '''o"
tn. sharp brak had had fair peck al '"e",
Will our Pr, sident. who has been repr,'|s,.
as an Iri,hmau, ,dopi Pas doc rine s"' n
ing The great Executive Shears, ouI on 'o"' :,
thu shovel hesk. :, and pu, The whole up''
"rqusI 'utting?" Bosi Cony.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09

Iature be placed unon the basis OF white popu-
I.,,..n aion and ct h bra"ch opon the
compou, IbaNs OF population ana 'axa'ion.-
II tins 10 is, adop,rd. then The question
arises i, ich brancn shall the VINE nas's
pre- al md II which the compound! VIII you
give the basis o. while .pop"lsior 'ony 10 the
ii use oil, lesa'es, OF 10 he Se"ate g hi1k
il more agree able 10 he W. sirr" and sa'rs' Tor
the i.nlic country, if s,u give i, ,othe House
Of D iega,es, and ltI the compound BASIS pre-
vail in the election of the ) nate.
IL YOU could agfer on This arrangement, he
Country will br salsG q, anG there will b. an,
annie chick upon the rnurse of Irgi la ION,
by the s,ructur. OF the Senate The popular
branch viii tht n nrigina'r every thing a cord
ing as they shall tnnk most Tor IN good o!
the county; .nf if n ugh the siinu'o"s OIL
heated feeling they propose any im2rop7r MA
surrs. III s nate viii operai" a. d" immediate
check /. WIS m his prtn iplr ha, voted
against he proposition TO e'tsb'isn The white
basis for the Senate.
Mr.. Charm,p, though i, was my dutyto
rise and tate the grounds of my vote, 50 far
as nv ability nd tie safe OF my hrs''h would
sdm;,. wish Ia SEE the bash Of white popa.
Iation sio,e adopted for the Hnu," II d le-
gates, and ;hr compound basis Of representa-
ton, consisting Of population and tsxatipn COM
bined for the Stna,e. This is my view.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-09
Ran AWAY

Kan SlWay ...b,
EROM the subscriber on the 9Th inst MOTIF .y
II an apprentice to the burr making. iI0 ~ ,r.ss
person from hardening him, and all mssten so,,st
from taking him away. - will put the u" !"
gainst tn m. ..pNs
nov S-2ts h0Sbhi N.u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

Duchess Of Glouc<sts, One OF the ,,eh,s, 49,.
psoa white & smS,od.sd s Ss, ssa s aver
ring OF the sleeves Rruels net train Of roi s
:. t"s''si manuiaeluie, new PATTERN with golden tor
lh Drehess Of C,sres "A splendid dress Of silver lam.
~ w"s a"ni blue velvet tain richly embroidered in silver
The Daehess Of ResG,A ponceau and rsld ,i,.u, d,e
nsnasos trimmed with rod lama; train Of gold tissue
20 Head dress feathers and diamonds
90 Suhs6sry-A rich silver lama dress over
wS . c.1 ,,p u.u cherry eoourad Dc Naples trimmed
h white ostrich feathers profsion Of blian,s
o" sr,s nPpss -. n. nc II - .
eoo" a,s0ns,, q b.tyA costly robe Of silver lama,
called Sequl,sn'es train Of beautiful silver lama iined with
io" s, i white ostrich Gathers pro
ye or SIX columns Of the London leading suu,ls AR, o.
uy % o. The dresses Of he ladies Among the
bour and his lady Fs''"s se'e 'p DAT
FEMALE FASHIONS FOR MAY.
II Morning Dre"-A dress Of fine lnda mosl;n.
WIN very deep fiounce in festoons,. elegantly EN-.
orodered and the scalops edged BY double o,;,lino
OF narrow lace. Over the founce is worked on the
Dress superb pattern in embroidery The BODY IL
enge'6c with full ruche of thread tulle round tho
upper part ofthe bust The sleeves a Ia 1Iameiuke.
with broad cuff headed by a riche the some AZ the
tucker, and similar ornanen, next the hand hal e,
these ruches there is bracelet on the LEFT wrist for
med OF two rows Of gold beads; on the right broad
gold bracelet, on which are medalIons in torouoite
stones inc nat s OF satin, the color Of the summer
feathers this hat ties under the chin with ribbon the
same colour as the hat, 6ged in delicate outlines of
black. A necklace Of rubie- set round with pearls
fdnfque, encircles the neck just below the throat
tr1uafs Concert Dress-A dress Of white crane.
with broad hem at the border finished by no ~ of
gold cordons, en- boutons. The body is made en- gerts
with iull short sleeves; and the waist is encrcied bv
white satin belt and double falling frill surrounds
me tucker part OF the bust, of Grape in points, The
hair arranged in the Chinese STYLE and ia suron,
ed by bouquet of full blown Provence roses tnn
rows OF gold beads form oblque bandeau across
Ine forehead and complete the head dress. The ear
pendants are of gold exqusiiey wrought -
Opera Dress-A dress of cherry coloured sa,ir.
WIN broad hem round the border of the skirt, head
cd by Gordon of gold. The corsage a Ia Serir,le
cncirced round the waist by gold cord, finished In
chan work whence depend just below the top of the
broad hem, two gold tnssek. The sleeves are sbort
and full ofthe same material as the dress; thew are
covered by Persian draperes of white blond and sur
mounted by frill Of blond on each shoulder. Tho
coieure consists Of hat of black satn. with three
shG, white feathers placed under the brirn, on the
rlght side; the other part Of the hat is adorned with
white plumage, and pns of black satin ribbon. Tho
oer-pcndants are of finely carved red coral:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
From fhs Eas YORK. Atlas.
LOVE AND TIME.

The soowinc is an imitation Of pretty lstle French s.
,mrseing "a vnyagespa sssn,ss We" ~hirh,is ssssn
ncsin'a with restless lnot 10 roam
Old Time. venerable sage, .i..l KIN y,
Coaches "a rivers brink, and--"Come, KS
) = lac cried. SHAVE pity on my ages
What on these banks forgotten !,
,tt Who mark each motpcit with my gtsss'
Hear damsels, hear my suPplant cry.
And couitcously help Time to pass.
m Reclining on the farther shore 80 81
Fun many nymph iook'd on.
\, And IA in to speed his passage o'et t&I.ai.
Made Love, their boatn,au, fctch the crone;
But one, of all the group most staid,
81 Still warn'd her vent rous mates-"Alas,
:, How Off sinipwreck whchn'd the maid,
~ Whose pity would help Time 70 passf'
Lightly his boat across the stream
) 1--we guides, his hoary freight receives,
- And Gathering mid the sunny gleaIn, =.
His canvass TO the bteezes gives.
And plying light his uts oars,
4 In treble now and now an bass,
''Sce girls" tn cnrapsurd uIeh'n roats,.,,
,sliow gaiy Love makes Time TO pass
81 But soon--tis loves proverbai crdie--
Is Exhausted he his oars let fall;
And quick those oars are sratchd Dy TINE,
And heard w not the tallicrs caiR
,,tyhat. tir'f so soon Of thy sweet toll,
Poor child, thou sleepcst-l, alas
II, graver strain repeat, the while,
My song--'tis Tune makes Love TO pass
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
soNo TO A sERENApER IN FEBRUARY;

AR-H'hy has; thou taught ns 10 lore thee.
Dear minstrel, the dangers not to be told
Of those strains that have trehy undone me-
victim 10 pitt, to love, and to cold, -,a- .
iii he dead W the time thou hast won me-
Oh'arre woes that heset fosehcf,
II thou wilt NOT consider the state OF my heart.
OH tlvk of the stale OF the weather. l
How keeny around me tho night breczes blow,
How swcety thy parting note fingers
All would ,ai the glow az my heart could bestcw =
share OF its warmth tony fingers
But though she who would watch while the nightncales SIR
Should scorn TO let cold overcome her,
Though like other sweet birds you hegn in the Spring,
can't fall in love ill the Summer,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
PoxITTCAx.
Elom a. .Matin,,al .,s,,,-,,,,n, !

From hs National Journal A
vonseass aud Fdisehood - The re,neiotr, eie,,sn nj
asserts with IT'S habitua disregard to truth that M
Watterston mover "hds giren any bondn and hos
lation of law ~ 'SS''' ." s'"-
We know this to he false; and tina, the man who 90
ooidiy asserted 1t knewit to be fase The bond III
ven by Mr. Waterston, agreeably TO the reor;st;d5n
OF The law, is IN the handwriting of the then Snesk
crof the House of Representatives approved bv tIo
PRESIDING Ofhcers OF the two Houses and deposited
III the Office OF the Secretary of the Senate whe,a
is now on file. This has not been done bv The 49,.
son whom the President has DOW emoloyed ne b;,
agent III this business We contend that NO legnI
bond can be given by any man, accordinp to the re-
qwsitons OF the act before the next meeting of Con-
gress because no Speaker exists till then 10 Give !,
validity by his APPRECIATION, and that therefore IN
enter upon the duties of the Office before this r. done
is to act in open violation Of law The Appreciation
OF one OF the Presiding Oficers if really given, has
validt than If none were giycn: because ,h
law mPeratively requires the sanction of both before
the person appointed can enter upon the DISCHARGE az
his duties If he do So he enters upon them on tho
responsibility of Mr.. Watterston. whom Congress
will hold answerablc for the charge conf;ded IN b;n
and from whom they will expect surrender onlv
when their Presiding Officers shall approve the bond
OF another, aud thus release him from his obliuation
Weaga'n repeat that this appointment is a gross
outrage on the rights OF Congress. There is some.
thing Que. IN common courtesy and poteness from
one branch Of the Government to the other and tho
bead OF one wond necessarily, If he possessed COM
mon sense, consult the wpes Of tho other before he
ooE any step that might DO injurious TO the interests
or dlsagrecabe to the. feelings of its members
We understand TINT the amount Df sec,lr;tv ,;vor
III the INFORMED bond by the acting agent Of the Pre-
sldent' If precisely that given by Mr. W. fourteen
years ago. when the library wos estimated at eco OOO
ts value at present IS, we learn, about $50 600 and
yet no higher security hae been required The ,vhoi
Affair." both as It relates to the removal and appoint
ment, is which ought to excite the INDIGNANT Gee
ling of Congress and the nation