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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

sins OF the world During tue iad year of her
life she enjoyed The blessing OF good hope of
salvation. through The Lord Jesus Christ The
large circle 81 her surviving friends turn in
s'mciively 10 the consultations that arise from
conviction that her peace was made with God
and The light Of his reconeiled counienance
SHINING upon her. IL Is indeed a strong and
bl. ssed consolation bur let them remember
tina, the preparation for entering the world of
spirits. which II gives us so much pleasure TO
believe was aoundanly enjoyed by our depart
ally II we would avoid the unutterable hor-
ror Of a death wi bout hope and without God.
She Is gone The veil of eternity has dropped
between her and oui vainly searching eyes.
The siupendons mysteries already revealed 10
her happy spirit will soon, very soo.,--be dis.
closed 10 MS. Blessed is That servant whom the
Master. when he comelh, shall find watching.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
VESTIN

Superdne white Buff aud fancy stripe Valencia
DO do do do Mnrseillos
DO do do do Toilmetic
Plain aud figured Silk and Velvet do
Silks, Grapes, Bareges, &c. &c,
Ga let black Italian Leudsitring, II new article
and Ga blue, black do do do
Rich black, common width do
Jc, md blue. black plain Gros do Naples
Fancy colors do do (all shades)
A beautiful variety of Plaid and figured Silks,
for making and irining bonne's and dresses
Black aud colored watered SILKS
Black and blue MaIeeline do
Black Italian Modes Tor trimmings
II CHI colored Italian nette for fancy dresses
Do do EtoGe Indienne do do
Plain Plaid aud figured Palmarines
Plain aud PladIBareees and Batiees
Black and fancy coored Merino Ba,ees
Drab and Straw colored Baltuse Tor bonneis
Best plain Mandarine aud Nankeen Grape
Dresses
Black, white aud colored Italian Grapes and
Grape Leisses
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

DIED, at his residence in Bedford county,
after long and lingering disease, Capt. I'm.
Irvine, q highly respected and worthy citizen.
-, in Piitsylvanis, at the residence of
her father capt John Ward, on the morning Of
Thursday the 2lt inst. Mrs. Mildred A. Left
wich, wife Of Augustine Lehwich. esq. of
Lynchburg. in the 23d year of her age. A pull
monary affection, which was endured with
christian meekness aud resignation for many
months, has consigned Mrs. l.. to an early and
lamented grave, and left her interesting little
daughter deprived of The inestimabIe benefit OF
a mothers faithful, afectionate aad devoted
care. Mrs. L, was strongly characterized by a
natural swestpess OF disposition. But, with all
this amiableness she had been led to a discov-
cry of the fault and corruption Of her natu re,
and had fed, with humble penitence and earnest
faith, 10 the Lamb Of God, that taketh away the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

Another Revolutionary Horthy gone Judge
John Jay, who filled such large space in the
eyes of his country and the world, during The
most even,ful period of our national history
died at his residence in Westchester county
IN. W on the 18th inst. in The sd h year OF his
age He had long since retired from the tur.
mois of political life, after filling the offices O
Minister to Spain, to France and to England
Member Of Congress, Governoro of New York
and Chief Justice of the United States. His
name will go down TO posterity as the aegotia
or of the celebrated treaty with Great Britain
in 1894, during the Presidency of Gen. Wash.
ington, which created such great excitement al
the moment-and as one of the three writers oil
!" The Federalisi."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
TRUST SALE.

PY virtue of n deed Of trust executed 10 the
n subscriber by VIM |. Isbell, bearing date
the l4th day of September, 1927, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office OF the county cou,,
OF Amherst, for certain purposes therein ex-
pressed, shall proceed TO sell, before the door
of the Franklin Hotel, in the town Of Lynch.
burg, on Tuesday the Both day of June next,
whether IN place or OUT four valuable slaves,
viz Patrick, waterman, John a wheel
wright, Peter, waterman, and Lewis boy
OF so many thereof as will be sufficient 10 an
swer The purposes OF said trust, Acting as
trustee shall only convey such title as Is vest
ed in me by said deed and none other
ARCHIBALD HATCHER Trustee.
May % tdss2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

MARRIED, on Thursday evening, 2lst inst.
near the Rcd House, by the Rev. Samuel Ar
miste ad of Campbell, Mr.. FENTON NORTH.
10 the amisbe, much admired, and accomplish
ed Miss NANCY S. younges, daughter Of Mr..
Wm. G. Moon of Charlotte county. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

u The Convention Elections being over,
and, with them, the numerous publications to
which they gave rise, we have resumed the pub.
lioat,on Of the u. S. Laws, 10y auttordy"-
There are but few more to publish, and we shall
then have much more space than latterly 10
devote to miscellaneous selections.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

Extra large size Tortoise Tuck Combs
Smaller size do do
Large deep tooth side do
Smaller do do do
% d zen Brnzillinn Tuck do fasao,,.dN
ioo do do Side and Turnback do do
Fine Tooth. prime dressing aud wood do
Han, Tooth and Cloth Brushes
Looking classy. &C. &c.
Lcshorns aud Cottage Bo,u,ctg
= Cases Ladies' white Leg Flats
! do do black do do
J do do Misses white do
l do Mems aud Boys do
Case Cottage aud G,mp Bonncts
do Chiidrrns' Bonne,s aud Us,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

u A correspondent, in Nelson informs us,
that Gov Giles had instruc the Sheriff of Ina,
county 10 hold an election at the August court
to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resig
nation OF William c. Rives in u e next Gu.
gress. We presume that the elections will take
place in the other counties of tue District dur.
ing the same mouth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

great variety oil Styles ana colofF, krlcCtcu
especially for the Spring ,rade--among which
may be found many pniteros entirely new aud
desirable.
Cambrics and Muslins
100 pieces 4. 8 and Cd Cambrics. priced from
2b To rs cents
Few pieces figured do
Drab do Tor bonnats
Striped and checked do and Muslins
Hnir Cord do for Creya,s, &c.
Plain Null, Swiss aud Jackonette Musns,
(veiy cheap
Very rich figured Swiss Muslins
DO do Book and India Null do
Muslin caprs aud Caps for Ladies aud Chill
drcn
DO insertings and Flounces
Diapers, Linens, Lawns and Thread
Cdmbrics.
3 6, and 1914 Diapers, for Table Cloths.
Towels, &c. &c.
2 Cases Irish Linens, warranted good and
cheap
| do Keniings and Linen Cambria Hdkfs. I've
~ cheap
| Superfne and Extra do Thread Cnmbrics
Irish, Russn and German Linen Sheetngs
Ticklenburga, Dowlnss and Flax Linens
Brown and black Hollands
German and Scotch Oznaburgs
1900 yards Western Tow Linen, VERY wide,
heavy and cheap
Gloves and Hose.
Ladies' Superfine Horse Skin Mns
Do do do do Gloves, fancy
colors)
DO do black aud white do do
| DO do do do Silk do
Gentlemens' Horse Skin, Woodstock and Buck.
skin do
DO do Silk and Thread do
| Ladies' white and black Silk Hose
DO do do Cotton do VERY low
Genilemens' do do do do
DO black and mkt Q Hose
LACE GOODS.
Rich Lace Pele'ines, lsome very splendid)
DO do Crazy James and Caps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
SUNDRIES.

Patent Suspenders
Feather. Palm Leaf. and fauey To,.
Pafasols aud Umbrellas
FIRE Screens, FIowered PAPER
Beautiful new fashion Re,icuIes
' fane steel Scissors and Pen Knives
,0vef ihmbles aud Heming's Needle,
Artificial Flowers aud Wrea,bs
DO Tinsel head Ornaments
do Hair Curls aud Puff
Extra snperiinc fancy Gill Buttons for T adi..
dresses -s'es
Pearl do do
Handsome Uidioc Ivhins e.. r. a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
SANE OF NEGROES

osA h1 NJ ~ Hu NM Nd.
DURSuANT TO decree of the Superior
Court of Cbancery. for the Lyochburg
p"'f,ct, pronounced on the 2sib day Of Oeto.
ner, 1873. in the cause of Micajah Davis and
h'chard Davis, merchants and partners ira
u,ng under the firm Of Richard Davis d. Co.
pi"s' against Joseph Hawkins and Nancy Haw.
kns, administrators of Robert Hawkins decd
deits. The undersigned Marsh n of the said
Couri will sell. for ca h. on Friday the Goth al
June, 1929, before hi. Office door, IN the Town
OF Lynchburg, the following slaves, with ,heir
increase, TO vii E: One negro man named Pom.
pey, one negro woman Jenney.
May %. w..,v;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
Cloths and Cassimeres


Extra sopersne blue aud black (velvet 6nish)
London Cloths
Do do Fashionable brown AID green,
do do
Fine aud mdling qualities. blue, black, olive.
and mkt do very cheap
Superfne blue, black and fancy coiored
DO do Habit and Pelsse Cloth for summer
coats.
articles for Summer Goats and Pan
falcons.
Ga French Bombazines
BIoshells or Prunella
Black and mkt nper6ne Hastings
Wide Merino Circsssian, "a new and beauIitul
ariicle)
DO Worsted do do
Black and brown Merino Cloths, VERY iigh,
and durable)
Silk Floreniines aud Camlets. for Panlnloons
Superfne French aud German brown Linen.
far Panlaloons
Russin, French aud Nava,ino Linen Drilling
French, English and real India Nankeens
Plain stripe Sauins and Jeans, &c. Nc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

u The Executive Council has supplied the
vacancy in the General Court, occasioned by
fthe resignation of Judge Bouldin, by the ap.
pointment ofJohn +. May, esq. of Petersburg
IN excellent appointment by the way The
fifth Wheel has performed one wise act 1--WE
record it with pleasure, previous to giving up
the ghost.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

NY cheap and desirable.
DO do Bobinsue wells, (bisck and white
zeal Brussels Laees and Edgings
Gymp aud Bobineiie do do
Wide aud narrow Peariings aud Footi,ss
Pam wide Bobins,e aud Floss Threads
Fancy Handkerchief and searfs.
Rich Gsuse Barge and Pelmarine Ildkf,.
do do do do Scsrfs
DO fancy GLOW Worm do
De Merino Barege do do
Do do do do shswls
DO dncy eoiored Silk. do do
ienilemsns' pocket Hdkfs. (best quali,y)
Bandanna aud Flag do VERY cheap)
CraVatings and stocks.
sd White bordercd Medium Cambria cravs.
ting
Sd Hair Corded do do
D'l striped and checked fancy eolored do
GA Real Italian Crasnts, (blaeL1
variety OF Navaiino and Paient Leather
Stocks, lsome very Handsomely
Ribbons, Belts, Braids, &c. &c,
splendid assortment of Maucrs. ,Fonlard.
lond, Moltns, aud other new fashion homer
bibbons, tspfng oolors)
n'ne, black. pink straw. green, and other col
o's Lueds'ring u satin Ribbons, GALL " idihsy
Geaac, Sash and Cap Ribbons
Painted, waIered aud PLAIN Belt Ribborp
Neck aud Watch do
Silk and Worslod Rrnids and Cords
French lapes aud Stay Lnccts
Cotton aud Linen apes aud Bobbina
Sewing Six, Cotton and Thread, (sil deser;o
tons,)
Floss Cotton (SnooIx1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

ieeeoI q lie SIRE /. rs is no, nras,ri,.
'''n Tor the free exerci.e Of political oniuion,
and direct attempt 10 muzzle the Pros. NOR.
ehsciual than The gag law Itself, whati,it,
IL Nr. Fillebrown, one of the Clerks die
missed from The Department of S,se has s,ea
Duff Green for a libel THIS Is rich, NJ
sooner are these victims of despo,ic system
oil prescription unceremonionsly deprived o,
their office, than Duff endeayors 10 com,,o,a
their ron by destroying their repu,sbonS such
men can only be made to feel through the ME.
Jium Of their pockets.
The Nashville Repabtiean.-The impairment
Ounce Tor, as Pleasan, NJ. Miller calls b;ml lack
ass, who edits the Republican, puts on airs he.
cause we noticed Mr.. Millers open declaration
Of disgust at the conduct of the man whom he
was the first seriously to propose az President.
lie charges us with officiously interfering with
the local matters of Tennessee, of which he
assumes Judging by himself, we suppose J tina,
we are necessarily ignorant, and, to give some
color 10 his assumption, speaks very dispara.
gingly of MIR. Miller, whose character we had
represented TO be irreproachable. He did
not know that Mr.. E. is a native ofthis section
Of country, and that be has acquain,ances and
connections here, who know him to be such a
man as we represented him to be. But it is we'll
known to be the policy of tho jackson leaders
to destroy the reputation Of every influential
man who will not bend the knee 10 Baal. and
who publicly ayows his opposition. For
this purpose they nave a trained band of libel.
less employed, Of whom the editor Of the Re.
publican is not the least conspicuous We had
hoped that the recent visit of the editor of
the Republican to Washington would improve
his manners, but we fear his association with
Duff. aud other birds of the same feather. has
made him worse than he was before. If thai
he possible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

iesaoa al lie elr.e." Has is 10, proserip.
'''n Tor the free exeroi-e Of political opipion,
and direct attempt 10 muzzle the pres. NOR.
efecIual than The gag law Itself wha,i,n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28

Tickets only S4-HaIves S2-Quar,ers ST.
For sale at HEWSON'S.
May 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
Ginghams anil Calicoes,

4 grea, variety of styles and colors. selected
especially for the Spring rade--amoog which
may be found many patterns entirely new aud
laaiYahle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-28
Ribbons, Belts, Braids, &c. &c.


Floss Cotton (spools)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06

A modest writer in the Patriot of Satur
day last, attempts some abuse of the Hon
Dutee J. Pesrce, because he addressed the
citizens at late caucus in Newport. II
the writer supposes such attempts will pro
duce any effect on the public mind preju
dicial TO the election of Mr.Pearce, we will
thank him in his next to inform us how his
friends Eddy and Durfee relish his remarks
both of Nose thinking men having, if we
recolect Alright, adopted the same course
Mr.. Eddy, we believe, has twice appeared
before the public with his pamphlet and
letter in Justification Of his conduct when he
was member of Congress--and Mr.. Dur
fee when he was a candidate before, not
only went about the State speechifying 10
every little knot of country politicians he
could find, but published his handbills and
circulated them also. At the same time
too, that Mr.. Pearce was addressing his
friends at the State House, Mr.. Durfee
having been wagoned in from Tiverton
expressly for the occasion, was shut up in
a retired little school house in the same
town, baranguing some half dozen men
and about dozen boys. Report also gives
him credit for a pamphle, that has just
made its appearance, recommending him
sell and Eddy as the only two men in the
State e, for Representatives. to Congress.
Remember, ''those who live in glass hou'
ses," &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06

{ and Stephen b. Cornell, avowed enemie,
to the landed interest Of Rhode Island =
What, Charles Eldridge, George Burton and
Thomas Whipple, not /" staunch friends Of
/ the landed interest"!!! But these mer
have been SO long and SO well known &c
you, that the bare mention Of their names
will recall their last services and high char.
acter, will refute SANDER so base, and q.
rouse your just Indignation against its
nameless propagation.
But fellow citizens what do you, whn,
can you think of the author of such vile as
pensions on others, when the whole drift oi
this pamphlet, goes to charge you with prod
'gality disappointing the hopes Of your an.
cestors, and bcggaring your offspring, as
never having had capacity to understand all
your interests NOR frmness enough to main
tain such of them as you could understand;
that you have been willing to sit down in.
famous and contented under the eggres.
sioDs OF csbal, whose aim was at one fell
swoopto destroy all your political power in.
troduce anarchy into the state, and them.
selves rise ION the whrlwind and direct
the storm" " A man having so poor an cpin.
ION OF your understandings, would not be
very particular as TO the truth or falsehood
OF his statements 10 you, and accordingly,
we find that as he believed you egregious
fools, he has proved himself an egregious
liar.
Bear with me one moment more, and we
will then together consign this pamphlet to
its merted oblivion.
This paper charges the introduction of
Manufactures into this state, as having re
duced the value of your property 50 per
cent; this would have been easily demon
sirabe if it had been true but being un
trpe,no demonstration was attempted by its
author-compare the estimate of January,
1924 with any former estimate of proper.
ty in this state, and you Will be satisfied
that the assertion Is untrue, "V figures iCiH
not He." Many of you without resorting t.
the relative amount Of the estimates will
have it within your own knowledge, that in
vast number of instances a little space
along the margin of some stream that thr
~ years ago would not have sold for 80 dol
lars, has since then been sold for larger
sum than many mans whole farm would
have produced at that time, and surely that
cannot be bad policy to pursue in any
honest trade that makes small part more
productive than the ,0hoie had formerly
been.
Fellow Citizens, ask you once more to
examine into these things for yourselves
for yourselves ascertain the facts and com
pare the evidence let not your judgment
be hasty, and know from long experience
that it will be just one you are not yet
as this writer seems TO reproach you with
being " in your dotdge !" and Lam sailsf
cd, that on election day, you will convince
him that you can find " political adrentu
rers" and dreaming piSiondries," without
searching for them 81 IN your delegation to
Congress" the members of your General
Assembly" for you will have only TO poin,
at his own odiouS lips, nodulat ing non
sense and cainmny" "at your ears"
RUoDE-IsLANp
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
DUTEE J. PEAROE, and
TRISTAN burgess.

be recommended To the ffeemen Of this Sta c
as candidates for election as Representatives
of the 23d Congress. BY order and in behalf
of the Convention.
STEPHEN B. CORNELL, President.
LEVI HALE, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
.NDTJCE.

An adjourned meeting of the friends OF
Messrs. Pearco and Burgess will be holden
at the State House in this town on Satur
day evening next. A general and pune
tual attendance is requested. Aug. 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
From the Warren Star Of Saturday.
CIRCULAR.

The Jackson men in the vicinity OF Bris-
tol, beg leave TO inform the Convention re.
Gently assembled st East GTespwlch, that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06
THE REPUBLICAN.
new CG.
REPUBLICAN .NO.ULNaYYO.M
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 6, Ie

At general Republican Convention, held
at Newport, on Wednesday cyening, June
24th, 1899, pursuant to public notice, it was
unanimously voted, that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06

A number ofthe friends Of Mcssrs Pearce
and Burgess. we learn, will assemble at
Howland's Ferry Bridge to morrow, at Is
o'clock, and partake of a dinner Of tisS
which will be prepared by capt. George
Lawton. Mr.. Burgess has been invited ,ane
it is expected be will be there. Our po-
itical friends will be pleased to see there
as many as can conveniently attend.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-06

Mr.. Thaycr plays ct our Theatre to-nor.
row night-in two Of his most favori,e pieces,
His SPLASH, in the yorso wrpow, we are
informed by those who have seen him in tina.
character, cannet be excelled by any CONG
dian in this country. We hope he viii have
the pleasure Of playing to large ane fssh,o
able audience,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-29
1,'.', From the Washington City Chronicle.
CApIrOL-CIrY OF WASHINGTC


Tne contrast between the Capitol and its
grounds now aud their condition tenyears ago
is ~lmest inconceiva able. The building was then
unGnishel, and the grounds rude and uuimpro-
wee. No one can now stroll along the terrace
OH The ives, front OF the capitol, without adj
missing thai i, is one Of the most beautiful pro-
menades in this couatry. The rich and verdant
taraIramphitheatTe Formed by the hills around
the city; The green masses and cultivated slopes
al dis ance, the siivery line Of the two rivers;
the soft and aromatic breeze in moonlit sums
mer night; ard the inspiring grandeur OF the
edihce ltsesf, form, altogether, scene thai but
few II any other portions the world can boast Of
rAe belt OF native re, and shrubs around the
wall is hourishing rapidly, and beginning TO af-
YTdca flne shade TO correct the iuten.ily of the
summer heats, and to restore all the beauty Of
woodland scenery 10 the very CO ntre Of the city.
The interior Of the square, TOO, is onside rably
improved; the walks are, for the mos par, LAID
of aud graselle,, and bordrred by rows of e!ms.
lindra, and silver a.. No hing can be more a.
gteeable than the stroll inside and along The
walls OF this square, in thr mOrning aud even.
ing; and n Is matter Of surprize that, wi an
aprendaee like his, uniting almos all The cum.
for's and BEAUTIES OF an English park and plan
tati1n, the dwelling, around il are no; more
H'N4 'nf oSSopiCu. lew years theIe
will be nothing, III This country thai can be
compared o It; and We sure that its vic mi,
ymes finally be the residence Of private gen,
tlemen of Tor une who may come 10 dwell per-
manenty or Tor time among us. While on
hissubject we must no, omi, the following re-
marks on our city by Baron Humboldt: "From
the plan OF the city OF Was ington and from
the magnihcence Of its capito' Of which have
seen but a part executed. the FEDERAL C;/u vii
be one day, without doubt, much finer civ
than Mexico. The vegetation Of The banks of
tbs Poomac AID Delaware 10 richer than wha,
we ind a, $500 feet OF walton on the ridge
OF ;hc Cordieras. But Washington and Phil
adelrhia will always resemble the b-au,ifal ci.
Ties OF Europe; they will no, strike the eyes of
me traveller with that peculiar, may say exot>
&C, character which belongs to Mexico, Santa
Re de Bogota, Quito, and ali the tropical capi. |
tails constructed at an elevation as high or high.
er than The passage Ofthe Great Bernard"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-29

efsslXeeaSy friend for the Phe'ir Gazette
'"''H'A' 4 BEAUTY.
ESos.rs, Cabins .sky Messenger Of ang. ~ 1870
Fsaw meteor blazing bright;
'"Elsshing across the northern sky,
rs CLEAN vas dazzling to the sight!
aOa hghtnipg's wings il seemed to hy.
1 look sgain-the glorious blaze mad flown,
Nor left q trace where it respondent shone.
gazed upon fiow'ret fair,
o. Worthy of Edsn's sacred bower,
The sun-beams seem'd to fnger there,
hn'P1dfins fragrance on the flower.
A er,iel sliga,ing wind pass Ger the gem,
IL droop'd and w,hered on is parent stem!
.h1irlsTi
aHithinthe grove msrk'd bird
whose plumage caught my wandering gaze
From It's retr. at such notes were heard;
list'ning stood in deep amaze
A sportsman wandring near, the warbler spied,
'Neati, his unerring aim it quickly died.
And this is Beosty's fate l said.
For short season but to shine,
Her witching fragrance round to shed.
H." And captvate with notes divine.
But ike flower, too soon the enchantress dies.
Or like the meteor's fash, the Phantom flies!
Washington. SELMA.