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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19

|LFtR BO0R-in the library ofCp,aI. in
,"pdrn there is preserved n translation OF the
f"''r gospels, prIntpd with not metal types. up.
On violet coloted veiu,n. The letters ar. SILVER
"'" hence II has received the nsme C9ier Ar.
gs"ed he INITIAL letters are in goit. Ii is
- posed tn !, fhe who,. was ,.;n;e,, in the sam.
e'"h'' "a book binlers Ieftrc the titles nf books
=" ''e hdck II was very near approach To
me disc VERY olthe art Of printing bu, in. no,
known how old i, is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19

The French Poet Besanier has been eeutru.
ce'' To pay fine Of 10000 francs and to nr
Imprisoned n9ntIs iGr III !, not published
on the King and the religion of the state
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19

Did tNP b1Ffif OF .NWVaIiub tdkf pb"S' WV INV
ter end Of 1877 Ans. Yes
PROPHECY, A. u. lMf3.
Translated from the GERMAN, By c. CRorv
--Whrn take strict examination Of the qual'-
3, and movements of the heavenly bodies, ind
in all the movements OF the stars thai tins
MIGHTY empire shalt remain under its prescott
gosernnen, long time, ,il the year ID. l796.
Then vii hero. through manhood, reach the
tco headed eagle and Conduct the empire praise
uor,hily and conquer the surrounding nations,
with most desperate sway; 'nd cohfinr" 10
conouer I III after the commencement of the l9ih
cnntury--rhen he will fall and general peace he
.,,abl,heI ill 4. u. 1927 Then will ooni"-
sion ard rebel linn begin in all quarters: then
will the red lion rise against the t'co headed ca
fle; then will the ,rbiie SirGB. with n powerful
t1vle FROM dirk rdHey in the best. unite. and
ri,p hrrcely against him, and rule the empire
rnany wears, till the Almighty God, with his IN
changeable wisdom will make an end thereof
Then will the prophecy oil Daniel 20 M flei'er !;
a.1 then will Won see the END Of Nebrchsdn' =
Yar's dream, that the end of tho world is at
hand. (Sgned) + SEABALD.
Aipzzip -21x6tS u. 1908.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19

The ceremony Of counting the votes for
pres,den, and Vice President OF the U. States
',ok place Yesterday by the n Senate IN
-. presence, of the House q, hepre.e"'"
: ,ho iioi,ed states when il was solemn
WV, ,,;,,ed ina, AsnpEw JAcRsos. OF Ten.
:. is elected President OF the United
.,,,e, far our years from IN" fourth day OF
,,a,.h next. and JoHS c. CAuuorN, Of 5os.h
..,oli,s. VICE President OF me United States
e,r the same period.
Iarg, number Of Ladies and Gentlemen,
,,,ra;,n,ys aud citizeas, honored the honse OF
Representatives by their attendance or this In
,a.as,;og occasion. Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19

'1'' ESf'agS Strung, as /, NAV appear
''''' '.'"' ri, very iai,ly tn. ,vseliel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19
From the ". y. Courier

Prom The ". 7. CouFier.
P,ophecu.--We have received the following
-. 40 ,nkuown orrespondent. Although we
10 very wise, we will not undertake. 10 read the
German. riddle.
f,eu,ienyn-4rhe enclosed was copied some
x.srs since, from very old newspaper, !" the
,,..ession Of n gentleman residing IN the roun'
,r,. ! threw i; at the time in a desk, AMI lately
came across il, MIXED with some pape" l
send /, you to Judge, if worth the insertion
in your Courier or not.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19
New York Ionsolidale,l,

Whole ticket' go, SHARE in prspouiou.
The irawing of ihr above will be fecriyed
the LOTTERY and EIchange ofTiceo OF
u = UEHgpN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19

h'reT'" ofP1pGiasion. ihe fndiaua Gazette
Ha'es' mai the increase of p,pnAt,on in that
h'afr' during the past year, ~ estaated AZ
" aae hundred G.oasa,d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19

,,,opr the visitors at present at the Sea, Of
,, ",n,,.,,. ia NJ. NJ. Noah OF the New
yo,k Enquirer. The Major is said TO be keep
ing sharp look out
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19

"fpsahy Of fpetch--A short hand writer Of
"a. " ,.onmons. ON inquiry, informed
ne. ''aI rapid orator ma, liroaonac4 from
,''ot9 800 words in an b,,tir. Tue medium
INV, ''''"F Is about 200. which will give, 100
10 :" minute, aud two IN Il second rhis'
relates 10 the English language. n will
"a, ~ o'hri 'o"g'i's according To the facility
"'''ch thes may he pronounced
- LIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19

h!"ERS Tine ,o,,owins fact Is dasorv.
OBJ. " record. ~ AN interesting addition To
'"a' mas hitherto been dsr ,-,ad M the
hr, o. vegetable physiology, and rs eia.
~" hug ''e lovers Of flowers to PRONG lor da>
e"loyment OF tnen sn.n living beauty
-. '"tis begin 10 fade inter being Kept "a
~ water IA few may br revived by suh
s.., 'resh water. but all { he mos, f,,gacious
''' d' me poppy. and perhaps one or Two 9th
,,a "'e'lHed) may be completely restored by
Wv o' NOT water. For this purpose place
.a,as "r' IN scahiine water deep enough rs
mn. ""'"' one third Of ihr stem, and ny the
vii "A'er has hfcom- cold. The fo9ers
tns o,',. 1'"e erect add fresh, AID iheh chl off
noh ehts and pml lhrm lnin cnld Mater.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
ATisSx Aly,D@IAs
ssn,y MORNING, AUGUST 10. 1879.

.,.w;oc letter reached US by yester'
pc r 49, mail. We think we cannot 90
w." slice TO ourselves and our respects
r y" than to publish it entire;
'''' srv,ssuRe, VA. AUG. Is, 1929.
Re h S'o. am constrained TO request YOU
DE'S oi" a. ,he number Of your paper al
rs o'''" U.s. and forward TO me your account
ssfa " " as 10 the manner oil reml'uhg
in'"ueI ,h., shall be forthwith complied
a' p.,mit me to add, that am very rehc.
q ;a,nsll,d 10 this course by circumstance
!, i~P III presently mention. The Gazette
: a s"d my unqualified appreciation
''n r"I;me have been a subscriber Tor II;
ING ";.,rre aspirations for its prosperity,
my s'T r. the happiness Of lis Editor, VIII
.'nu Us. o,h day of last mon,h, our ia'e worthy
~ ,',sr sen, on his resignation OF Inc ON G.
'''", ~ certain Information oil us receiP'
We ca"s,,l Post Office in due course Of mall
a' o '.ns mail a recommendation was Tor
y "a" c,vor of one Of our most respected
o'- - 6Il the vacancy; but down 20 TINS
=, ,ppoin,ment has been made! Inc &c.
~ Commended is a merchant o. respect
' n," - If irreproachable integrity; and can
g s',,r, cav, that, in population OF i've nun
l u ,ogl, fgs persons Cannot b. found l" op,
4 an,ointment. He was recommended
.,r,L, by the consistent and ethc'en' irlencs
80 'sa n,4sent Administrator IN this vi1ini'y;
,Is CIR rs! he was he friend of the last
Tn;ai,,ra,ion; aud hcuce The appointment Is
w.. I,,s Postmaster having entered upon
J,,;a, ot an office under the construed au-
-;,is, Of tie State, is disqualified from act
!, n he former, ana the only perso" here VINO
., 7" ,.,b,riz,d, leg lily. to open The m III, o'V-
= IrcGoed acting no mail has been opened hsrs
uC,ag ne last ten days.
AS,bc Pos, Office Department seems to nave
=, ~ , IN into an engine of prescription,
= ,y6o are not Of the orthodox faith must haze
Fule to do with it as possible: hence l am
DIarrd 10 withdraw from your Subscription.
Mr. BAR, has mistaken the public iet Ing,
few Jemaroeues have misled him. Tie pr
,ic,I felipgs Of the friends Of General Jack
On in this coun,y are not IF atierocio"s cha
,r,er which would induce them 10 oui1a'c those
n, diff from hem in opinion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Fenete Education

WIN NJ JONES respe ctfuy informs his friends and
w the public generally, that he ha1 concluded to
open School for Females in Alexandra, on the Is,
Monday in September next. His OF instruction
includes all the branches of finished English Educa
ton Tie will make no display by going into details.
H would prefer that those who concerned tor the
education of their daughters, would visit his school
and julg" for thenS ives He would mrreIy add that
H. has made the bu ness of teaching his profession
and has devoted his life to the cultivation # ti.' F.
male mrl, he has spared no pains in making himscf
what he has taught it is no, his place 20 say
but il may not be improper TO remark that lie hiss III
his possession, and will place in the hands of Mr.
the highest standing in Virginia, expressing every
thing he could desire be expressed with regard to
his character teacher He begs leave also to re-
fer to the following gentlemen.
Rev. J. Mines, Rockville, Maryland,
" } Matthews, ID. ID. Shepherds Town, Va.
4" w c. Walton, Alexandra.
pa sa "a: T HT% @,q Frederick county. Va
Bushrod e.. Arlington. Esq Jefferson Co. Va.
Henry S. Turner, Esq. ditto
Doct. s. J. Cra,ner, Charestown, Va
Doct. Lee Grigs, ditto, do
Major James Stephenson Harper's Ferry, Va.
Ma jOr James iIiie, ctferson CotXty "
Robert Page Esq Frederick County, 90
Doct. Herr. Washington, Batie-town &"
George Flcken, Esq Cupepper,
Robert worthington, Esq Charlestown,
MIR Edward Hughes, President Of the Washington
College, u.
James Cowlcs, Esq. Warren.on.
II. Cagett, Alexandria
4. Newton, Alexandria.
Terms Eight dollars per quarter. aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
From he Reg Vest Register, Juty 81,

By our las, advlces from Ha'ana, we have
o,.iyed III following information:
The U. S. Ship FALMOUTH was of that Port
, N the 2Sh instant from Pensacola
The GR.MPUs, Lieut.. La.imer, gave convoy
I'm the 2srh 10 all vessel, bound 9hro' the Gull.
Lieut.. YouSo, OF The u. :. Navy, embarked
! n the brig Dromo, Morgan, for New York, on
bhe 25,h. He WIS marty recovered fr"m the
late anputation Of both lego, in consequ'n e
hi an accident bv the firing Of gun OF board
hht u S Ship Horne'.
4 Brig arrived II Havana on the 9th, from
Vrra C,uz. with 70 passengers. Size til IN
wi h Admit, LABORDR and the Exp d II n Is
miles 20 the Norhward Of Sisal YuC atan) on
The 10 h. They were steering 10 the ives ward
The Slave Ship FAMA Of Cadiz, arrived few
Idays aga & ON the coas, OF Aftica-Sne land
ed 500 and odd SICK Slaves on the coast 10
~,n.Iw Ard Of Matanzas, and lost 600 and odd
Slaves and 90 Of her crew On her passag. from
Africa.
Il was quite healthy at Havana.
\ second EXPEDITION OF $500 men is much
talked Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
1888, or 1889? or this meri,orious and pa.

1888, or 1889! OF this meri,orous and pa.
trio ic race the greater numbrr have descended
with. or followed To The grave, their iiIusirious
fathers. Many Of the venerable survivors are
happily experiencing the smiles Of for une and
me well-earned reward of early service; while
some few have, in The course Of Providence,
been exposed to the shaft, Of vicissiiude, and
are poignantly suffering under me pressure Of
Calamity. When such extraordinary effor.s
are m de to accommodate foreigners of every
cast, nation and language, will M benevolent
exer,ion be made in "a, or of Amrricsn thus
suffering? Is national fraterna feeling tx inct,
and he age Of noble sentiment passed to return
n" more The unhappy sufferers ,sk not for
charity; they ask for employment: for their
support they are willing to render ample SER
wee. They think their fell W viz ms called
upon by common sympath, ard hu uitv to
inquire and point oui IN wha' maonrr hey may
b. relieved UNUS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

MORE CoUNrEREEirs.-We have TO caution
,ae public against receiving notes Of the Uni
va States Bank, ayable at the Branch Of Lex"
ln,sIon, to the order Of Joseph Fowler, letter &.
I II, ne denomination Of $40. The signature oil
W. Mcilvaine, Cashier, islbadly executed-,he
character being stiff and not so heavy as in the
se"ulne-the signature oil n. Biddle, President
Is H, well done. The names of the Engravers
Murray, Draper, Fairman & Co. are clumsily
zone, having slurred appearance, The gen
sFai appearance of the No,e is we'll calculated
70 decelve-and the cou,erfeit unless closely In
'peeted would be received by the mos, wary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

DRAWS THIS DAY.
ODD q
Maryland State Lottery,
Glass No 1, for 80:
VIII be drawn in the City of Baltimore on Wednesday
the l9th Of August
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars
Tickets 81; halves ?; quarters l.
Washington City Lottery,
18th Class,
Will be drawn in the CITY of Washington on Thursday,
tn, 10Th, at II o'clock.
Capitol Prize, $4,000.
Tickets "a; halves 2; quarters l.
Delaware and South Carolina
Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class will be drswn in Will
mington, Del on Saturday the I'D August.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 50; halves Ii qaaIters 80 cents
To be had at
r. II. WHITES
Lottery gBtce, loyal street
GT The Drawing of the Maryland odd and even Lot
terry, which takes place This day will be received to.
morrow at NJ Persons disposed TO adventure in that
Lottery will have an oppornnit! Of renewing their
tx kits in the Washington City Lottery, 18th Class, the
drawing of which will take place tomorrow
aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
$50 Reward.

nAN AWAY from the subscriber, living IN Fanqu,er
4 county, Virginia, mulatto slave named 1LLII I
49,, feet or 10 inches high about % years old,
and ha, one of his arms very much marked by tartar
sm.tic ontmen, which was applied for the rheumA-
tisn. lie carried with him. number OF clothes ahohE
others one black aad one blue broad c,oh coat WIN
rnn,Jabout. pantaloons, &c, I am induced 10 tnink
- nbsc, is 10 escape either Fredericksburg where
his fher, free man named Jacob, formerly the pro
If Dr. willis of Orange, resides or to one OF the
Sorhern states will give the above reward lot ms
app ndeJ in the state and out of the county.
pre- .,e,.t Is-Im JAMES K. MARSHALL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
From the NuioaaI IntelFg ,neer Of yesterday


From kentucky, We hay~ Td:ther reformation
sine our las, concerning the cleo ion Of Rep
reSen aIivrs TO Congress, the sum Of which il
thai Charles A. Wickhffr is reelected by a
majority Of 600 votes; Thomas Chiffon IS re-
elec'rd by large majority; Chitrendeu Lyon
IS e elected without opposition; and Henry
Daniel is reelected by considerable IN ,jority,
VI. L~compIe is said to be reelected b, small
malorny. In The districts lately rep esen,sd
by Mr.. Buck'er and Mr Chambers, Cloth o.
whom declined reelection the candidates {,
'ora0e to The late Administration are said :"
have been elected Mr.. Yancey is supposed 5v
The Public Advertiser 10 have bsen re>eiectrd
though no returns are receivedl in opposition
% F'9ncis Johnson
htnese Suppositioas are realized, the polit>
ca re,rl' Of the election in the State Will have
been a, fellows:
Poi the present Administration,
Againsr it, 4
Not known Mr.. X
10 ne last Congress, the parties stood "a
10 +-nearly the same as nov: bur The frien"'
'' AIr Clay, in Kentucky, have, in he late elrc
ION, exhibited large increase of NUMBERS. by
winch Mr.. NiHCaid was elected, Mr.. Lecnmprt
'ard run, and Mr. Wickhlfe's majority great,
rodnced.
whenever CERTAIN Information arrives Il
.'thrm or contradict the above statements, ou
leaders shall have il,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

TOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISTRICT,
We learn from friend in Elizabeth CITY
says the Norfolk Beacon) that WILLIAM b
SHEPARD, Esq. is cleo ed by majority OF 377
woes over LENuEL SAWYER, Esq. the lac Re-
Preventative from that District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
AUCTIONS.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

On WEDNESDAY NEXT the 1911 instant, at -
o'eLck a VI.
VIII be sold, without reserve, at the Auction Stores
corner of King AID st. Asaph streets,
second hand pannell gig, with harness. both IN
tolerable good order
A lot of bacon
500 lbs best yellow soap
IL boxes mould candles, warranted good
demjohns Holland gin
IL do French brandy, old and 6ne
barrels brown sug.r
mahogany sidebosYd several tables one book
case, large brass lamps mante and pier glasses, wire
safe mattresses, and variety of other articles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
TU Nent,

- The Wagon Sand at the north west
EyE corner of King and Fayette streets at present
assss occupied by Benjsmin Bradheld Possession
&.ak3 can be given Immediately This properly
will be rented low to good tenant.
aug l8-St JAMES ENGLISH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Mare Dnmestic Gnods;

gOHN NJ JOHNSON has just received further
% supply of plaid brown and blesched domestic cot
tons, which he win SELL at reduced prices, by whole
sale or retail. aug l7-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
Public Sale.

IuUllC SdlC.
FINDER the authort, of deed of trust, from DR..
u Humphrey Peake, to the subscribers, will be sold
on TIL pr: misses, at public auction the 2ld day Of
September neri, certan tract parcel OF iani yImg
on Cedar Ran in the Count, of Prince William, com.
mon'. called Grove Farm, con aiming about
o4S Acres-more or less.
,ss, Beng the same trac, which was sold to said
Ss}fS3SsA Humphrey Peake by Gerard Alexander. and
SS,SS which has on It large and valuable body Of
-. WOOD, with az exce'l'n' d"tl iTg house.
find on the sd dayof September,
viii be sold the premises; another tract of Land ~
ng Haymafket in the said county, commonly call.
Poplar Ill, containing about
$50 Acres-mOre or less.
nd at the same time AMI place viii be also sod, all
the right and title of said Peske (being one moety
thereof in and to certain
MILL PROPERTY and LANDS,
adjoining, commonly called the Waterfall Mills;"
together wth 10 slaves, horses mules, 81 Cattle,
a large flock of sheep, and Farming Utensii, on this
said farm called Poplar Hill.
Also, on the 28h day Of September ner
will be sold at Orange Cout-liouse, certain tract OF
Laid living in said county, the lands OF John
Keiser and Edward Farney, in the neighborhood OF
Cavesvill., containing about
800 .Acres-N,Ore OF less,
being the same tract which convey ed by Angus.
tine Sanford to John wrenn, And by John wienn to
Josiah Is Abbott.
az Terms of sale for the personal property, will be,
for all SUMS exceeding $780, cashfor all sums over
that amount. credit Of nine months will be given.
upon tine purchases giving bonds with approved Sc.
cuiit", bearing interest nom date
For tn real estate, credit of ones two and three
ears at equal payments will be given, the purchasers
giving bonds with approved security, bearing interest
from the date and to be secured by deeds OF trust up
on the properly. ~
Such titles only to the foregoing property will be
convey ed by the subscriber, hy hold trustees,
though the titles are believed to be unquesto"ably
good GEORGE BRE\
THOMSON r. MASON, TRUSTEES.
august l9-laWts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19
SLIP aIhWSa
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED, AUGUST %,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.

Schr. Seneca, bates, hence, at Boston, 18th inst.
Brig Olvmns, Barrett, of Georgetown, was left al
Rin le il,.,rl 18th nj
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-19

Public Sale.
On SATURDAY, tie 22d instant,
k The ,un>o .iher vii. rfftr for sale, at
fInR public auction, at the Heading Room,
az ji!J undivided fourth part OF that two
473X stor, brick Tenement X Lot Of Ground,
The IVES, side Of st. Asaph-street, between Duke
and ofc.sreets; occupied by Doet Edward
stablerand eleven Shares OF the Capita Stock of the
Bank of Potomac. Sale at Noon; erus { ash.
b, order of the Trustee.
aug 14-ts WM. u. MUTT; Auct.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09
The thorough Bred Horse
TE INSTRUCTOR,

@ Out oi a MAGoG mare, and
fy4 her crosses on the sire side, reg
s,9 uIsrIy are Shark, Sentinel, Cisu
ssssssS'ssss E.ss dius, sc. sc. Instructors sire,
NfHoIs;4N, <. sire, STA ARcHr, 6. Z sire the
old III ported D1oMEp.
Instructor iss beautiful sorrel, seven year
oil this spring of fine size, form and eomn.snd
ing appearance, grea, strength, activity and
beauty. He viii stand The ensuing season at my
farm on OPP quon, near sm,tbfeid, in Jet1er
son county, and ail be Ic, 20 mares at The re
duced prices, of Eight Dollars cash the single
leap, Twelve Dollars the season. discharged
by len Dollars if pad within lie season. and
twenty Dollars TO ensure a marc, payable as
soon AS sbe is known TO be with fosi, or parted
wi'h--hity cents TO The groom for each mare,
10 be pad when she is sect 10 the horse The
season has commenced, and will terminate
the Isl July Mares from distance can be
furnished with excellent pssturage s,tily cents
per week; and also fed with grain, II required,
at Is cents day Servants sen: with mares,
to remain with them, will be found gratis. Ev.
cry care and attention viii be taken to prevent
accidents or escapes. Blu, no liability tor any
that may happen.
March 26 CARVER WILLS.
n. - See handbills for further pedigreee
ceriih sfes &c. &c. &c
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-09
rorTRY.
"Nlueh ,e remains uusuns

sNiueh ,e remains uusung
HOME, OR THE HAPPY FIRE SIDE.
When evening iiugs her dusky shade,
Ger days departing close;
When labor drop. tbs pen or spade,
Cor pleasure OF repose.
with hasty steps, and glsd.ome heart,
seek my much loved home;
A cot that boasts no builders srt
An unaspiring dome.
Yet there the virtues with their train,
of social Joys resorts
There heaith sad peace, and freedom reign
Fair exiles from court.
When heard the scrapings Of my feet.
what transports stir within
Affection pipes her welcomes sweet
A pleasing. tuneiul din.
BY children fly TO share my kiss,
little articles group'
There eentered Is rlo,ber's bliss,
And all a fathers hope.
My roving partner ia her turn,
Anlic ps,es desue;
And of ssii it would no, burn,
She trims the blazing fire.
officiously she nov displays.
TIE dish aa5 clesn!y platter,
And whea excuse Tor % h SIZE prays,
Con'entmeutcries "ao matter.
Thus round my seal endea unent twines,
with stronger, iaeteF told;
Yes !Iymen's lamp st,l brighter shines,
And charms slhl tow untold.
As thus connubial pleasures rise,
To glid my Gear soode,
TO Heaven IIit my grateful eyes.
AID thank a bnuntseus God.