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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
HUGH G.. MCNAMARA
As just received and offers for SALE the following tried
L. aud highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
10 Precention better than Cure. IN
LEE,S EAMOUS ANTI-RIIIQIIS PlIIS-


Ihc operation Of these Pills is perfectly mild to be used
n safety ny persons IN every situation and of every age
Inc proprietor confidently tho timely use OF
,ese pulls as preventive and Of Bilious Yellow and
Malignant Fcvcis.
o. Please inquire for LEES ANTI BILIOUS Pills
win the signature of NOAH RIDGELY date Michael Lee
" Coz as none other genuine.
Lee hx sovereign remedy for colds obstinate cours
caianhs, as'mas. sore threats and consumptons.
Lees nervous Cordial excellent medicine fr all nervous
ahecuons, weakness, pains IN the loins, back, &c.
Lees Essence OF Mustad-No medicine excecd this IN
curing rheumatism. prans, bruises, frosted feet, &c
Lees Ague and Fever Drops, never failing euro
Lees sovereign Ointment, warranted the TYCTI hy
one application. - ~
Lees Persian lotion excellent medicine for curing letters
ring worms, prckly beat, &C. e N''''
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, efecua cure for the
Venoteal and GonorrlUa " WV
Lees Tooh-nchc Drops-which gives immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder which oleanscs and beauties tine tre
Lees Eye WatT-a certain for sore ewes
Lees Anodyne Elixr-for the Of head aches
Lees Com Pastcr-for removing and destroyips CONS
0 Country merchants and all Others who purchase TO sell
again, by applying TO the proprietor No &C. Hanover street
baltimore can obtain them such liberal will insure
thcnn a great profit
05- CAUTfON-Nonc arc genuine without, tl,c makers
name 70 them, Moan RrpeELy; date Michael Lee e. Coz
hunoreds OF cases ofcucs performed by the truly
valuable medicines could be given, did the limits Of
-. II. G. M'NEMARA will constantly keep fresh
and peg Store HictpOaa nov c~eowfs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

"A N assortment of Boolscap and fine Medium and
"a Royal Printing Paper, on consignment, for sale
lob : JAS WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
III NELSON has just received and offers for ga 10,
At unusually low prices, an extensive stock of
Embracing large and general variety, suited to the
part Of
Blue, black and fancy colorcd cloths & cassmcres
Oxford and steel MKT do do
Do do ssttinctts
Ifue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown vcstiEp
Rose, duffle and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizes
Fine and superfne white flanncls
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue-bl Italian lusting
India satin and satin levantine
Black and blue-black Gro do Nap
r po '0'0 d6 Gro do az Indies 'ss''f''
Black senehcws and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawls
Do do handkorchiefs
Tlibet, Prussian and cashmere square do
Thbet and worstcd barcae bdkfa
Barege, gauze and Gro dc Nap do
Merino cloths and circassans all colours
10 and A Irish linens
8, and Sd do shectings
bong lawns and linen cambrirs
LINEN cambria hdkis
Sd and 1914 damasik
Russia, birds-cyc and 81 diapers
Black Nankin ond Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian cropcs
Black and cooured palmyrencs
Plain black and cooured bombazptts
Figured do do Gnd rattinetts
Black English bombazncs
Tartan and Circussian plaids and camblcn
Black olive and drab bang I'd cords
Plnin book, nrO and Swiss ni,isIins
Figured Do do do
IA and Cd cofton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconets
Pfnid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery
silk and worsted brads, assorted
Cloves Of every variety
Spitalfeld and bandanna hdkfs
Imitation bandanpa and Madras do
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet ribbons
Gsuze, cap, do do
Common, fine and suporfine belt do
Black and coloured guard do
large supply Of brown, bleached and plaid do
mestics, apron and furniture checks, bed ckings,
British oznaburgs, and coarse woolens for negro
clothing. And constantly ON hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond FACTORY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

SWANS PANACEA.-Justr received. bv IN. ,,,,..,,
~ oss' fresh supply Of Swam's Panacea.
nov 2 t-r. r.t u. G.. McNENlARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
English Animals.

English Animals.
Il EEPSAKE
IN Gen
Bliou
Forget Mo Not for 1880 with numerous
Winters Wreath
Iris (Religious.)
And many other English Editions OF valuable
books, chcap-for sale by J. III. NASH.
NORN.-l04 bbls. of primo James River corn.
~ on board the Schr. Volunteer. Capt Franklin
IN the Dock, which will be sold low, and in quaint
tics to suit purchasers. Apply to
1cb 5-3'f WIN =. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

JAMES FUNSTON, Commission Merchant.
E" AS on consignment, and offers for sale--
n IL 10 bids. Of Porto Rico and N. O. sursr
20 barrels of refined sugar at 16 to 90 cts.
10 brown sugar, (St. Croix)
80 herring
20 C nett shad
% cider vinegar
so choice crab cider
SO boxes of mould candles at l01 els.
10 Ct ssnp
81 4" fine roram hats
100 ruums Of wrapping paper
20 g printing DO
80 " writing do
10 pieces of cotton bagging at 1G cts
20 coils Of bailing rope
- dozen Windsor chairs
wire selves, assorted sizes
20 . sides, waxed and russell leather
5000 lbs. Of cotton yarn, assorted
10000 Of Hacks superior scgars
Bed cords leading lines, bags of WOOL muckerel and
NEW AND OLD BACON, &c. &c. all for sale ON
the most reasonable terms. ian It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

RRownas BEST CHEWING; TOBACCO
- nov Fog sale nv ~. e.. McNEM ARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

TERMS.-Susscsirriqs Tho DAuv Ricnxoxr Wua S6
year. and r shorts period ut tho rate Of - year. pay.
AsvsaI nRe-For square Of i6 lines or lcs ono IN,
on rs two nsesions a.; three nserons In IL ,r
UIy epccceding inssStion 53i cents
Yios week, 6rs wcek 81 Is; every succeeding week e.
Ewcs week. Arst nseron IS cents every succeeding In
sH1on 50 cents "
Ouce weok, GRIT nleru Is cents eycrv in
npinn 80 oenta
Vhn. " sN'
xSnnssout ADVERTISERS most pay In advance
- nsmoes OF insertions he noted the MS they
enrdhGy.
Annual Advertisers charged 50 doT,n for two squares
enn that proposition s advesiseq,nps of greater lengths
oxe Aosooeen aad Lottery Dealers Who charged 40o
or The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice
Tuesdays aud Fridays) ut i-e dollars per annuin,
Eos cents asquare. less for the frst
spRtton. and 80 conts Sur each Continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11

HAVE received by recent arrivals, and offer a
= = 'oholesaie or retail, upon accommodating term.
cxtensivt neSorf,oaat NJ - . -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11
FRESH GOODS.

HNfIE Subscribers have received by the last arri-
- walls from New York, the following ar,icles
which have hesn purchased ON the most favorable
terms. r''t-.,
Blue, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and white fannels-a complete assort1nunt
Psints-a great variety
Merino and cashmere scurG, Write, scnrlet aud
crimson
Extra large sholl tucS combs.
q3hsse articles are addition to very extensive
t1a commanding assortment of DRY GOODS adapt
Cd % the season. b. 6 T.. JAMES & CO.
dec Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-11


~ NELSON has received By the fra III
~. rvah,
- fashionable Gnrve6 cumls
Italian lustrings
Go DO Zines and eros de Naples
81 Merino and Cashmere smWS
0Akcoes and Cambrics
Dish linens, sheetings and dhpErs
Cloths, sattinets
Blk and cooured DrinsRs
And variety Of other seasOnnble Guote winch he
offars very low for cash. dcoa
GENUINE FRENCH JUJUBB PASTE,
or Pectoral Gum.
Sold by JAfO. Fl. RLAyMRE, opposite TIN
Eagle Hotel.
TyHIS Medicine, bcsides its mild nature, possesses
Il apeasing tuste colour, and form. It's is alto
ggther convenient: between meals, a small bit OF it
Is kept in the mouth, and renewed when melted.
yhe J1nbe Paste hss been lately uscd in Paris with
tho greatest success 1t rs sofening pectoral, and
Gdimng; it e6ecually appesses cough, and 50 items
the pitnitous humour in the throat and brcnst. It
Is chiefly beneficial to persons of dry constitution
with tendency to phthisic, and to those who ar.
liable to hoarsness and loss OF voice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30

United Statsa, beioretbsy arc carried into effect
But, notwithstanding this indisposition to change il
on this subjec since the act OF Cd of March, 1890,
has been adopted chiefly with view TO promote
particular objects Of special interest," pressing upon
the government at the moment Of its action; and
revenue and avoiding the injuries liable be iniiic-
Cd ny ina changes upon those engaged in commerce
and other pursuits, seem bavc been overlooked.
he approaching crisis in the fiscal policy of the u.
Stsfcs VIII require revision of important part of
the systen and the opportunity will be propiious
general review OF its defects. The proposed mod
hcations ore therefore, prcsen, ed to the consd
GRAFTON OF Congress, to afford time for mature deb.
eratoa and for collecting oil the information tina,
may be necessary, il their adoption should be de-
tetmned on, to reconcile individual interests with
those Of the government.
an Which 10 respectfully submitted
ID INGHAM,
Secretary of tho Treasury.
1re1s"ry Department. December 10th, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30
A MEXICAN ALMANAC FOR 1914 truly
IA valuable perodIcal--Recevcdb by
dec 30 III NAStr
LOUISA CoURr HousE, Va Dec. "a, 1880.

:, LOUISA CoURr House., Va Dec. "a, 1880.
.Ur. Jno " Eusiacc.
DEAR SIR-"Sccing the many certificates will,
wh,ch your Patent Ointment has been recommended
TO the public, would seeo be surper1uo,is for me
TO attempt to give another But when I reflect upon
inc many nposltions the public has received can
put justify their Incredibly and knowing that in the
multiplicity ct witnesses that people will be inclined
To rey and believing the very superior virtue of your
Ointment az remedy for white weIling-I therefore
oiier TIC following short certificate. vz.--On the tenth
day of November last wife delivered Of fine
Doy and TO all appearances was likely to do wel-but
about The 10th she began TO complain Of a violent
pam IN her left hip and il swelled from her hin
To her ANGLE 10 nm alarming size. purchased q Jug
OF N. Shepherds Patent Specific Ointment of Mr.
Elisha Jackson applied two pl,sers at one time, one
on her thigh aud one her leg, each extending near
" around them Upon applying the frat piaistcrs, in
a Few moments she stated IL appeared 10 feel like
there were small 'cedles passing from the bone to tho
SKIN, IN lalf an hour she commenced most agrcea-
PIC persp'raion. became quit easy Of the pain and
nad an agreeable nights rest which she had not en-.
Joyed for several days before. The next evening I
removed The first plaster which found had nucl,
aDatcd The swelling. then applied two other pIais-
ters which entirely relieved her at that time. Howe
yer, IN few days she began 90 complain of the small
ol her back AID her right icg. iomediateI, appljed
the ointment 80 them and IL had all the desired eject
and she is good health Mad not met witbyouv
Ointment, u night have cost n many doctors visit
and much costly medicine TO purpose Yours with
much respect, "pOprp'r y WHITE
~ IN - 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-30

lead, mnskets. pistols. swords. and other warhko
stores, from the Provinces subject t. US into those
which have rcbeled, il prohibited Xxx
Art. d. There shall be- excepted frnm tho above
etpuiatious, oh articles sent tn and from towns
forts under our authority state OF siege far
"a relates to the objects mentioned in Art. 3 No
such transports. however, can take place without
permits showing that the destination of those objects
eior the supply Of such beseged towns or frtresscs
and shall be- under the escort Of OH armed force.
WILLIAM,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-29
BY THE GOVERN'OR
OF TIE
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINI!
A PROCiAN.3TION.
NNIHEREAS the Convention which a

WHEREAS the Convention which assom-
w bled ic tn, city of Richmond, on the In ST
Monday in October, 1920, pursuant to law. To
" consider, discuss and propose new Constitu-
tion, or alterations and amendments TO the OK
isting Constitution of this Commonwealth, have
adjourned sine die, after having agreed upon an
amended Constitution or form Of Government.
TO be submitted 10 the people, aud to lie by them
ratified or rejected-I, William B. Giles, Gov.
ernor, have thought proper, by aid with the od
vice OF the Council of State, 10 make proclnm,
ZION, and DO now hereby proclaim, that tho said
Convention did, on the 18th day of january, in
tnis present year, $50, adjourn sire Jic-and TO
direct that tho said amended Constitution or
form OF Government for this Commonwealth
shall be published once a week for three success.
sive months, together with this proclamation in
such newspapers as by advice of Council were
directed to publish the Act ofthe General AS.
se'nnly OF Virginia, to organize Convention.
.a,, Given unda- my hand AZ Gov
..SEhL'. ernor, and under the seal of the
Commonwealth at Richmond,
this 18TH day oe january, 1880
WIN. b. GILES.
January ~ 3m
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-29

praise of my bearty' Can any young woman
in the world be angry with the mas that spealio,h
to her with smile, and ith,--Thou art fair
my beloved; thou art beautiful, exceedingly
the hirest OF a thousand daughter.
even lovely as Eve All! Why did not stop my
ears with wool OF tho black sheep, witt. grass
from tho ground, with herbs i'~,n the pot, that I
might no, hear the soft sound Of thy voice rs
the breath of the wind in The branches Of tie
pine, as the drop of small rain upon the leaves
of the bushes Go out from Tic, Lancch.
The termination o., the scene istragicM. Tc-
mon 1.-The husband Of Aze,lah, came into the
hood, and in iit of jealousy suite Lamcvh
with his staff But Lumech. like an experienced
pugilist, gathers up his fingers q as the knot OF
an oak tree" and inti;c,s blow upon his an,as.
onst which terminates his existence.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-01-29

Sg X. VIZ. X. CARR, is making tour
L'a for collection on account Of the
Virginia Advocate, in Albemarle and the
neighboring counties, our subscribers in
distant counties in the state, and in other
states, may avail themselves of the Mem
bers OF TIC Virginia Legislature and Of
Congress TO transmit our ducs.-Tho
Representative from this dstrist in Con-
gress, the Hon. VIM. f. Gordon, and
the Members from this county in the
General Assembly will receive them for
us. The attention Of subscribers is ear
ncstiy solicited 10 this notification. The
late change in the proprjetorship Of the
Advocate, besides other imperious con-
Solicitations makes it desirable that al ar
rcafages should be settled up.
po,obcr 0--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

SAID that you would willingly obige me. hu
you could not, indeed you could not.
You have once been young, sir saidHen
ry.
4 know il, know it, replied he, laughing
heartily, but am afraid that too many Of u,
OLD folks forget it: however, IL YOU can post.
pone your journey, suppose we musthave =
:, We have only TO add that the friends Of
nenry were sent for, and the nuptials sol
emnlzed at the appointed tune: and that
blessed with the hlal love of Henry and
Iaroane, The old people passed the remain
ger OF their days IN peace and happiness.
yr CLaRIssA.
The minister ofa chapel, within the Black
onrn Hundred, examining several young ar
pi'cants othis flock decentralization. addressed
poor girl. smertly adorned in new froek
"Nell, my girl. and who made youps made
Gan swered she very quickly uhv, Betty. sin =
NO no, | mean your body, nv dear j s.In-
deed, sir, replied the girl. casting nm all.
mi;ing look upon her dress. ..she made batl,
BODY and skirt Dear me. yolng woman Il
salu The minister. 'syou must be very weak
not to understand me-" ..Wsak,r fhasnly
interrupted the girl may we'll be weak. for.
10 yon know, slr, my mother has forced me
TO take physlc all this week. There was NO
resisting th,s display, and the bailled clergy
man was fairly forced to give up the point.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04
THE SEA SERPENT oUTDoNr

The following statement, made by Don
Jose Maria Lopez, captain Of the sieam.r
Neptune, plying between the ports OF Hava-
ma and Mantanzas, to the Captain General
OF the port of Havana, is translated by tho
Editor Of the Charleston Courier, from a late.
Havana paper
Having sailed from the port OF Mantanzas.
at O'Clock on The morning Of The Sd inst for
the Havana, in the steamer Neptune, under
my command, we continued our course with
out any particular occurrence until twelve o.
clock, when, at distance Of some four mlf -
from the coast, we deserted, in the direction
OF =. w. about one mile and half from ts.
4 large object, which, to myself as well rs los
| til passengers and crew. appeared vessel
IN distress. ! immediately gave orr, srs 10
approach, for tho purpose OF SPEAKING her;
but while we continued nearing, il einngec
ITS appearance to that Of a large boat, be-
when we had got within lnuslcet slot. !,
saw distinctly that il formed the upper ayy
i of q fish OF immense magnitude; il RAISED f.
self some sixteen feet afoye the surface ~ Y !.
water, and we discovered il TO be surrey /, q i
/ by an infinite number oil others az ~ 49,
sizes, playing about in all dircctions- Nc, !
{pying a circumference Of nearly a gnsleS i,
making nearer approach, ne saw issrsr II.
open, and at the same time heard tsv&
ldous noise; on its back was observed 80
of some nine feet in height OF a sia1k $50
and probably about fifty feet distant ~, Ks :
mouth lis luil length could not be n 20 gt.;r.
led, in consequence OF its tail ~ ing un.,er
water-at this moment it disapps .ared 's.
The ansiaty ofthe pass Myers Y ,i,ave asen;.l-
passage, Obliged me to staaJ on The n,sa, az
remaining, for the purpose III making further
discoveries, and we immedy 4tely directed our
lcourse for this port. whey we arrived a 3
io'elocls same evening.
About ten minutes afser the disappearance
LOT this Ieyiathaa efsae deep. we again saw,
~, 10 the direction OF north. and IN the same.
lposliion 4 was first presented to our view.
The size of the monster was incomparahfyr
larger than that Of the largest whale, anil.
Of a shape 50 different in appearance from.
these, induced me to believe that It belonge ii
to an entirely different species.
This Important Indignation feel it my slu,.
Ity to communicate to YOU.
Havaaa,Jan. 6.n, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04
NO. 10.
GEoRGIA ANp TnE cHERoKErs-

u Is with serious regret that we learn that
blood has been shed between the whites aud
the Cherokecsin Georgia. Who is TO blama
for the beginning of ihis tragedy. il is no, pos
sibie to say. The account which follows cbs
only one we have receiredl is from the ma
an newspaper. and might be expected ra,b
er to favor its own side ofthe fray
Wee Eeiota, Feb I0.-yyc have bee, ,,Ls
by gentleman, who passed tbs nlss. -.
an express to the agent, from the pr;n,.;,'s.s
chiei. that Cherokee has. at Iast l.ia,s
Hsues py the i0trudcrs, and three more tak-
en- bound into Georgia. We are moi prenar-
81 inns week to give The public any narticu-
iNFs respecting this unpleasant affair. The
sone'a' .scts are, however, these. the parsi-
culars of which viii be given IL o,,r ns.i.
company of Cherokecs, among whom ,vo-N
some 81 our most respectable citizens. CON
strained ny the repeated aggrcssinns and IN
suits Of number Of iatrusiers. who had sat-
lei themselves far into tie country. .na
hkeWise by the frequent losses sustained ~
many oil our citixens in cattle and hor.s.
rom their own countrynlen who are l.ay.,s~s
IN Wickedness with our civilized b,uths~s
started the other day, under the authority ~
me srincipal Chief, to correct az least nare
- ",S eFh. 'hey were out two DAYS in
wien uine they arrested four Cherokee bo,sa~
aaeves. These received exemplary numi.b-
n'eht. ihey found also IL families OF insr,,-
~, nsrs, hving, zee btitere, in Cherokee houses
incse were ordeied out. and, alter safely ia
King out their beddin,s chairs. sc. tLa h.,,.
yes We're set on ire In no instance was H.
,eaS. violence used on the part OF the Cheva-
sees When the company returned horne
'se OF thcm tarricd on the way, who. we ar..
sorry to say, had become into,icateJ IL
thus situation they were found bv 4 ro,nraa,r
OIL intriders, twenty-five in number--on..
was killed. and three taken into Georgia s.
thus circumstance, which we haze G,r,
long time dreaded, and which has been lro,t
about ny The neglect OF the Executive h rs.
nlove the great nuisance TO the Cberokeex
nas happened. We are, nevertheless. ylad
maj the injury received is on the side of Ills
ha,ion. has been the desire OF our ene.
inies thatth Cherokces may be urges. to
some desperate act; thus far this desire las
never been realized, and we hope, no,xi,h.
Summing the great injury now sustained their
wonted fofbearance will be continued IL onrs
word VII have any weight with our co,,ntrv-s
men IA Tins very trying time, We would saw
Jofosdf, fdrbems--revenge not, hut leave yen-
eth"
T. 5. On last Saturday, il was reported
that large company of Gcorgians were ON
theTway TO arrest Mr.. Ross and Major R,dse.
" think j not improbable that an attempt
OF that kind viii be made II so. self deie,.ee
on the part OF the Cherokecs, many efwiarn.
we understand, were at Ross and Ridge -.
would undoubtedly be justifable.
Cherokee Phxni~.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04
TWO DOLLARS Pen Aumuna
POETRY.
LOVES REPRoAcH--a RUSTIC pL ANT
By JAMES KENNEY, ESQ.

s'ear fom, M brave, my free hearted lad
where'er you go, God bless Won,
YOU'D better speak than wish you had.
III love for ma distress YOU.
10 me, they say, your thoughts incline,
And. possibly they may SO;
ihen, once tor sl', to quiet mine.
ION, II you love me, say so.
On that sound heart; and manly frame
Sits lightly sport or iabour,
Good humor'd, frank, and still the sam.
70 parent, friend, or neighbor.
ihen why postpone your love TO own
me from day to day so,
Ano let me whisper still alone,
81 ION, II you love me, say So"
1ftiow OFT, when was sick. or sad
WITH sone Remembered folly.
zine signt OF you has made me glad
And then most melanchoI,l
I'D. WY VIII thoughts Of one 50 Good
NJ Upon my spirit prey soi
by you j. should be understood
"Tom, you love me, say SOL
Last Monday, at the cricket match,
NO rival stood before YOU;
Ia harvest time, for quick dispatch
The farmers all adore you;
" % e'efnore you praise they sing,
ihoIgh one thing you delay 50,
and sleep lightly, murmuring
81 "Tom you love me, say 500
Whste'e of ours you chance 10 seek
Almost before you breathe it.
= bring With bushes pn my checks,
And all my soul goes With it.
Why thank me then with voice so low.
And, fa''ering turn away Sc?
Wnen next you come, before you 20,
Tom. you love me, say SO.
Wheo Jasper Wild, beside the brook.
hesen,tnl round US lower'd,
off recall that lion look
What queiled the sayap. coward
Bold wo DIS and free YOU u,,ersa r.
CIV, would 'bey could find their wav SO.
"nsn these moist eyes SO p AMY mean.
Ton, fyou love me, say s., .
MY TRENDS. us true, are well to do.
And your are poor and friendless.
An, no! Tor they are rich in you,
Their happiness is endless.
fol' never let them shed tear
Save that on You they weigh So:
There's one might bring you better cheer
Tom, ryou love me. say so.
MY uncle's legacy is all
For you, Tom, when YOU choose If:
In better hands II cannot fall,
Or better ;rain'd TO use il.
III wait for years; bur let me SET
Nor woed'1 nor phgh,ed, saw so:
a Since wealth and worth make even lot.
ioe,' Hyou love me-, say so