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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09

gTlGINA AT rules holden Ia the Clerks Olbee Of
w the superior court Of Gbnneery, for the Lynchlnrg
District, the I'd day Of August 1890
William w. Poyton admir- de- bons non Of Edward
Henry, decd. PdintiT, against Dor0tboa Winston exc
eatIk Of Patrick iIenry decd Edmund Niustou cxe-
cntor Of Edmund Winston, decd Christopher Hunt eS-
ecitof Of Fayette Henry, deed. Alexander s. Henry
Nathaniel W. Henri, Il. w. Henry, John Henry Sarah
.. scott, George ID. Winston and Dorothen his wife.
James Bruce and hgira his we, aud Lyira Ann Henry
Defendants.
The DESCENDANTS Christopher Hunt aud Nathaniel w
Henry having entered their appearance and gycl
security according to the act Of Assembly and The rules
ri tbs COURT and It appearing by satisfactory Evidence
that they not Inhabitants Of thus coubttY It's order.
cd thar the said defendants do appor the tenth dav
Of the next term and the original and amended
bills of the Plaintiff aud thai copy Of tins order 10
forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed In the
Of Lynehburg, for two months sueeessigely and
posted tic front door vi the couft-house in the said
town. Copy TGHte,
J, Wills c. C.
Aug. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09

ing. We knss that intelligent renders would
understand from II, that. toll rs is his measure,
we believe there wRs vet room enough 70 cnn.
tam whatever OF glory he might ~ln hY the
eaerhon OF his influence. TO Ie.ax the grinding
severity of the Tariff
1--WE give the explanation Of him Of the
iortri3c IS. CO Pioneer. in his own word.
aud IL tho reader =" intelligent" or uninielli
gent eau make any thing more oft, thnn hat
although he measure Of Gen. Jaekson's glo-
~ is fnll. IL can still hold more. Why, then, be
has more wit than Ne can pretend to. The
South Crolinian must he Of that elass who be
hevc. that when man is laden with so heavy
burden thai he cannot by possihili,y bear any
addition 10 il, yet still. TINT he ran carry one
feather more. We cannot, else. see. how. he
eau make measure, even OF glory, hold more
when IL is already fu1.
1-F We make room for the Speech OF Judge
Barloo this moralng. II will amply repay
perusal as, Doubtless. all OF our readers are well
aware. But The old adage seys, Coed win,
needs no bush
IL Wa observe. nv the lasi No. OF The y orih
American Review. thai the critics Of thai
Journal omit the in Sayioar-the only
word of its class we believe, in which thai
vowel has been used, by most writer's. FOR =
number Of years past and MS tho Review /.
authority in MI matters pertaining TO letters, ",
suppose the use OF il viii be gradually dispen-
sod with in that y ord.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09
ottery aud Exchange olllce.
sugt4tr " 4 ichmond IN tie FicM"

aaI Di6GES. Successor TO Il. W. H"w.
y 500. Uguehburg, Va has opened n
Lg4tfY 6r4 Ezahange Office N the house
formerly o,e8psd by Mr. u W. Hewson.
~hrre he will constantly keep Tor sale Tickets
~ most ofthe legally authorized Lplieriss in
hr Gnitrd Slates.--I'he fornrr customers OF
" faiune's Coifage.' and all who wish 10 catch
mnue, - It nirs, are invited 10 send their
orders for Ilckcts--tbey viii he attended TO
pnncnallv he Is animated with the pleasing
ZONE that" Madame foriunes' smiles may
alNays attend his customers aHd crown Their
adyanturers vi IA atrery saccrs,--to commence
tbe new business be ,lbmjis the following
handsome scheme 10 adventures
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09

d,. compound character which Is alone vol.
nsrable the man, Who, without hrtnnsss
enough IA avoid lishononrahs action. has
feeling enough 70 be ashamed Of ii.--Junins.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09
Aug 0

ETiRGINiA.-At rules holden in tho CLERKS othee of
the superior Court Of chaneery, for the Lynchburg
Disiset, the ID day ofAHRusi, lr30.
shadrack Corder, Piauuf, against Clement Pigg, ex-
ecutor OF Elizabeth Gray, WIDOW oi EdH GrAy, decd
and widow Of Hezekiah figg Sen Decd aud lleue Mt
fiRg, IN his own right aud the children Of John Pigg,
deed. TO W.T., Pcyton Pigg Hezekiab figg, Richard
Gregory and Elizabeth hIs wife hate EIxsteth pigg,
and William Pigg and John W. Pigg, ioianis b. Com
missioner Benagh specially nssIgued ,lia fiurdisn
ana the children of Hezokiah Pgg. dec'd ,to W.T. R.a
Pigg, O.en Legrand ana Betsey his Nile, ats istscy
Pigg, aud Susan Pug aud Nathan Hutchesoa, Sgbeft
Hfehens dnd sIokey lutehehs adnifs. OF John 1iei.a
eBs, deed. Defondsnts.
The defendants Oven LegranJ ind Betaog.l III sifs.
and susan Pigr not hasiag entered their appearance
and gwen security according to the of Assembly aud
the rules oil this court, aud appearing by satisfactory
egidencn that they are not Inhabitants ofths cou.try
Il ordered tina, tho said defendants do appear here
the tenth day oi the answer TIE bill If
tho Plapt and that copy Of this oTder DO .0tta Nth
inserted 10 paper printed IN The town VI nehs
burg, for tso mouths successfully, aad posted Of the
, IRON. door Of the eoust house, IN the said town.
ASePy-Xestss 4, WILLS. c. e,
Aug.s WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09
WARDS OFFICE.

WAAh'S 0TF1CGs
where n few chances yet remain tor those sho
apply this morning.
NEXT LOTTERIES.
Dtldmore and North Carolina Con-
sofiddtcd.
CLASS No. 2.
90 number Lollery--9 drawn Ballots.
1 o be drnenal wilmington. Dbl on tuesday
the 10Th inst. TO MORROW.
CAPITALS:
prize Of $4,000 prizes OF 500
prize of 1000 10 prizes Of 300
pri1r of 1000 10 prizes Of 900
& prisrs Of 1000 30 prizes of 100
Tickets only IS. Halves 81 90 Quarters 70 cts.
Dfawing expected on Saturday ncu.
Rd0dc Island State and Mas. Lotte;
RIGS.
81 Numbcrs---S drawn Ballots.
To be drawn n, Pfpvdeneo on WeJnesJey Ire
1lih of August.
CAPITALS:
| peze Of s., 10 6prizrs Of $500
prize o, 800 q prses Of 21p
! ] pIso OF 1000 10 prizes Of ffO
| 81 prizes Of 100
/ Tickets only So. Halves si--Quar,ers 90 cts.
Virginia Free Read Lottery.
Draws u, Hoodsloek, Shenandoah on Thurs.
day thu 18th Of August. (see sohcme In anoiher
early ner' week.
1lekcW aud Shsrcs IN all the above Lotteries
/ for SALE u, WARDS OFFICE,
Two doors above the Vifginian Office.
! Df Orders rom the country will meet the
most prompt attention if addressed to
Il. WARD. Lyoehburg, Va.
! Aug o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09

Mode u Ufawitg To be drawn on lbe 4
Is, {, plan he 1000 ptizrs Of 81, 10 be .,
warded the hrsl SECOND, or ihnd division, 10 he
determined by that which may draw the eapi
iai prize OF $4,000, so that n holder OF ihr,e
tickets, one IN each division. ~ csrtaid 10 draw
one prlze, and may draw four. All the prizes
above The Denomination OF ~, 10 one h,sl,
aud all The numbers IN smother NJ once. The
whole TO be- Drawn in few hours.
whole llekefs ~. Halves -, Qts. ST.
Tickets aud shares 10 be had IN me creates, va.
rieiy OF Numbers al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09

j.. rtn Por6,'yf,s Frcdts"-tndcr this head some
DAYS ago we copied from the n !. Conn'e'''
t..er, an article, attnbaung 10 mr. N"au0'p' '''
imp-oprietes of conduct towards the COMMANDING
officer of the ship board oil when nc TOOK p'sse 10
Russia. The story out to be false and the 'al''f
Of the Commercial should forthwith d''ugo inc name
oc tho brica,or of it. that he may receive the treatment
which he deserves .a
The Jackson papers seem to be astonish'd at the
willingness winch the co1li'iOa' journals manifest It
.orrcct the rsstrenent which has been imposed upo"
,,co and thus Internationally admit their own 'e''''
IN this particular. Taeyposses' not only the
n, invent flsebood,, but also the nndaehY to S'es ~
diem even sitter they have beef detected ana exposed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09

Georpiq.-We have pcrused with great pleasure an
,,,r.l article in the Millelgeye Recorder paper
edited by prominent candidate for the next Congress-
and a gentleman of great intelligence and extensive
influence in Georgia. It takes decided eround ganst
The NuIjfyers fwo are indeed identical with tie tory
n.r,y Of rsO7i5) and declares that Georgia and the
,o,, of South Carolina will sustain the Union
,Iar md all c!rcumstances. 1t likewise as ser's
cbsye. Hamilton Hayae, ct ID genus o"1nr, never
did belong to the State Rights party Is III ''''''
the State Rights party to he identified Tor tnO'e"''
with those Disunonstsi and we are glad to zee 'na'
,hcv are shaking them off. 1t is the only "ay to save
,hair own princ pies from contempt and overthrow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09
WARDS OFFICES:

=
rrP Orders by mail tpos peid) OF by pri-
ynie conveyance, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets viii meet with the same prompt and
puaciual attention rs II ON personal applIcsiiop.
Address q. WARD, Lyncbbug. Va.
July 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09
DismaA SWamp Aottery
CLASS No. II.

Drawn on Friday Nc 9Th day OF August. 1880
8GRETSIE !
orize Of $1,000 pize of $1,000
pfize Of 1900 prize OF $50
10 prize " 1870 10 pfzps Of 100
~ prlce of 20O 30 prizes Of 100
Tickets 81 Halves S2-aGar'ers 81.
Far sale At VIM. blCGES' OFFICE.
Where luck is hopedl oi III the above scheme
Aug. y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09

7rA Virginia Editor after ipolosiziog to his readers
c,,.ore inadgertent offence, says, Of .omc of the"
,.bo would not he appea.cd, that hey Ind yelled From
IN, the light Of their benetcent smiles pro>ac
..,..,,, would have sad "they have Withdrawn tIieir
.,...,;nonsp The Editor alluded 10 is young At the
,r.teand lie oaghtby all means to cultivate his talent
for poetry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09
Z ASH FOR WAhAY.

FE IL Subscribers will give the highest cash
Il ICE for Wheat. A. y. NASH IL Co.
Aur 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09

ole Of the fyncbbWg H,rgih'tn 'ii"form.
Il ,het in SAVING tdal 'ne Posi- lent. in pat.
10 ~, veto on the Nav vile Road Bull, ia d
" aimo,t filed the measure of hi. glory,' We
Aid moi SO carelessiy express curse ''s as might
No snn,ossd. We were copse.Vls 0f is bear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-09
Drawing Received Tomorrow.

fE,EE drawing ofihe Dismal swamp Lot
1 terry. lltb Class. will nc received to.mor
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

room in Market-street. A young man hastily seized him, and was immediately bitten in the He grasped the reptile again, and threw him into the cage, without receiving further injury, xclaimng he did so-"It's all with me, suppose; and as nothing can happen. may well secure him." His arm was bandaged, and the flesh round the wound cut out without delay. No alarming symptoms having appeared, it was supposed the usual effects of such wounds would be averted.
 Rev. Edward Beecher, of Park street Church, Bos. ton has been appointed President of the college re- cently established at Jacksonville, Illinois. Indins.-At Franklia, Tenn. on the 18th August, 2l Chckasaw Chiefs met Gen. Eaton and Gen. CoE. Cee Commissioners appointed to treat with tl.en for an exchange oi lands On the 2Sd President Jackson held talk with them. On the 26h, the Chiefs decli- ned aceedng to the terms until they shall have time to examine the Iaads west of the Mississippi, to which | it is proposed they shall remove. The Commission CTS then modified the proposal in relation the pay meat of annui,iss, and offering sO give them other
 lands # they should be dissatisfied with those offered
 hem In the evening the Chiefs agreed to the treaty thus modified. The Indians are also allowed .O re- serve certain laads and remain where they with the consent of the legislature of Mississippi.
 Gen. Coffee and Gov. Carroll, were appOisted Commissioners to meet the ChOctaws the 18th of September.-N. Hauen Reg.
 MT. Van uren, Secretary of State, returned so the sent of Government on the 7th ins. after an absence of,wo months. Tine President and Secretary of War
 have been absest abous three months. We hope that proper instructions Minister at London, rspsc- inr she Wsss Esdis Trade, have not been neglected
 doring the abseace of the heads of departments.
 was alleged .o be the daring the short absence oi Mr. Clay few years since. We do nes doubt that
 heh official men need, and are essed Co rslaxaiion from basness, as weI other men bss oae canaos help smiIsg when we reaset hos sinful 1t was few
 wears aeo for such men to absent themselves from WashiBgsoH.-it.
 A young man Of Virginia vsns fsw days since in. 70 she hey Of the church n Lancaster, Alnss. with
 party of young ladies' and ia Esaehiag ovsT Co look
 a. the eock Gsom shove, his Goet slipped and he was psseipi,a,sd to the gSOSHd. He escaped wi.h Jew broken Loses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
MARREEn

In this town, fSauth Farms Sol on Rueuilay morn. ing, by tue Rev. L. F. Hickok, Origin $. seymour Esq. !o Miss Lncy M. Woodruff, daughter of Genera MOTSis Woodruff.
 h Warren, Mr. Sullivan M. A. Futile, of West Springfield, Me. 70 Miss Eliza Parmelee.
 In Hartford, Mir Wm. J. Stanley, one of the pub lisers of the New-YOrk Sentinel to Miss PameIia M Benton; Mr GershOm Butler, Of Wethers6eld, iC Miss HetIy Hills.
 In New-York, Mir Eli B. Williams of Hartford, Gc Miss Harriet Bissell, of Marlborough.
 In Ashford, NJ Henry G. Whitford, of Willington, to Miss AnHah Wheaton.
 t DIED,
 In Ihis town, the 4th instant, Mr. Elias McNeiI aged g. ... 1.,Is- In Washington, the 11ih ut. Mr. Peter Powell, aged7 72, soldier of the revolution.
 In New-PrestOM, Mir Samuel Perry, 43.
 In Kent, Mir John Monroe, ir. 31-<he' was on inc tongue of coal cart loaded with 200 bushels of cOal and was supposed to have slipped and one of the wheels run over his body, and he soon expired. At West Point, Mir. James Lewis, 3O formerly of SoUthingtOn, in this state.
 In S'OnmgtOn, Mrs Hannah Stanton, 67; Mir Thom- as Moves, g.
 In Groton, Mr Jonathan Perkins, 63.
 In Chelsea, VI. widow Jerusha Rose, 83.
 In Cheshire, M. Joseph Tyler, 88. In Orange, Mr Solomon Jackson, of New-Haven, aged g.
 In Hartford, Miss Caroline Sloan, l9.
 In Berlin, Mr Asahel Brown, 70. -
 ln Granhy, Mir Noah Cooley, 86.
 In cw.London, Mrs Sarah Watson, 69.
 In Salisbury, Mrs Sarah Holey, "A. sf >%
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
COMMUNICATION.

What is sime2 We perceive it, but how we know nos-but this do know. that our saas are number cd; and though each day makes the number Ices. we pass heedlessly on. sad at the goal we barely lock a-oaad with the enssebed ssergy Of decayag naiase. and say, where has life goasf Has Ike the vapes ef summer morn, it was, bst is nosit's all dream; at losges s bat short. and if shortest, oh how short = momsn,, and are--l'il not say where-se are nos what we were. The tender ties ofiife are sesev- cd. and al for earth s Oar friends that moasn- ed sincerely soon forget ss and in the giddy world ,sr round they run, sns they take their tuTn 60 die and be forgotten.
 Whea oar hopes blasted and our prospects dim. med. we look on lile hardly worth poasessing-Gor there dread uaeeVainty that haags over a shiags earhly-whieh should teach ss sO bs wss to step h our idle chase for shadows which Vseedo na we ap-
 proash to leave the weEd her saniiss an seek 'hs | FOuufaia that OuGliSes d@s. 70.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
.AaaeeaOre, N0kice..

NNHE inhabitants qf the town of LilchheId A liable to pay taxes are by law required to make written or printed list of an Taxable PrOperty belonging to such persons on the hrst day Of October instant, with particulars oI aIi property real and personal liable tO lBB assessed and valued, and give or send the same 4 to the Assessors by the 2Oh of the same p.oatk. And we hereby give notice, that we will re- { ceive said lists so made out and handed to us by said time; and that printed blanks may be had by calling upon either of us, or at the of- | fee of the Town Clerk. a
 Captains of military companies are notified E that ny law it is made their duty to furnish their certificates of exempts previous to said time. DAVID MARsH. EPHRAIM s. HALL,
 LEVI FRIsBIE;
 ELI CUkTIss, s
 WILLIAM BEEBE, Litchfeld, Oct. 4, 1880 IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

THE Annual Meeting of fthe Litchfetd Fem. A perance Society ssiH De held at the Meeting House on Monday eveniag nert. as half past si1 o'clock An address may De erpected iron. the Rer. Mr. Hickok, and thc public are respectful ty inVited to attend.
 ImnsediateIy Gfter the public exercises, OG- cers viu De elected for the ensuing gear, and other business cf the Society transacted.
 M. 4. LEE, SecretGyy. Litchfeld, Oct. 5, 1880 lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
NOTICE

~a as fB.ss. t.~s-4 K i Y WYE the subscribers having been appoint w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for, the District of Litchield, Commissioners tO receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors tU the estate Of
 JOHN CLARK,
 late of Litch6eld. deceased. represented in~ solvent, give notice that six months from the 27th day of September. 1880, are allowed by said Court for the creditors of said estate tO exhibit their claims to. us and that we will attend to the business of our said appointment at the late dwelling house of the deceased. in said Litchfeld. on the first Tuesday of Mo- vembrr, and the first Tuesday of March next. at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. Claims nut exhibited within said tins will be debarred recovery. a
 BENONI OLc0TT, , A
 NATHAN SANFORD, Comas'rs. 5
 M0sEs WHEELER, as a All pessons indebted t0 said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment fo '
 EBENEzER CLARK, Adm,r. Litchfeld, Oct. 4. 1880 ,i7
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

MarseiiIOis HymR.-a~The last New.York Mirror cOaains the music M ths Vspular poeo, and the words both in French and English. The music beautiful ly printed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
Court cf Probate for ths District cf NcU-
 Hdrtford, ss.

THE Trustees of William Moore, Jr. of
 IL Barkhamsted, in said district. are hereby directed to give public notice. by publishing this order tn the newspaper printed in Litch- field, in the county of Litchfeld. and also ina newspaper printed in Hartford, to the credit ors of the said William Moore, Jr. to appear. ifthey see cause, at the Probate Office in said New Hartford, on the l8th day of October. 1880, at 2 o'c!ack i,s the afternoon, then and there tO be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the said creditors. Dated at New Hartford, the gath of September, 1880.
 fi7 ISAAC KELLOGG, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

A pahlie disnsr was given a few days since in the eiy ef New-Yosk che members of the Coart of Err TOTS. at which were maay iav,ed guests. The New Yosk Spectator closes article upoa the subject of se fsslisal shas :-" As the party was eomposed Of Res.emen of various political sea.imeaia, s was pre- vi0nsly understood that politics were Co be excluded Eer se esening, and in coaseqaence the utmost har- mony prevailed. There was bat one insiaaca s which ss rule volased. and this was towards the close sf he exening. whsa oae of the geaslsmen gave Mr. VaR NAken. This toast was received with moriitying iadidsFsnce. which strongly coatrastsd with the Eounds of apRIaase which followed immediately afeI shsanaoUacsnsas er HENRY CLAY as ,oas. from aaoshes geasisnaa The result prevented any further experiments oi ths kind ihs pars of the ifisads O she administration"
 AssaiGh q Nsr. Orisms.-T were lI5deashs i' New-oElsans dssiag ths week ending llsh uls. Thi Ous of pepalaiioa % msch FSdseed as must bs tha oG this sisy, is vevy gEsa. nOsaaly. The number easss by yellow Gsvss S not slaasd bat probably th greater portion were from that eanss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
Ne,v- London COunty-completc.

In l3lO, g, a,407, .662 4'O9s Increase from lSlO to l82O-l255, or 3l-3pr. ct.
 do. do. l820to le30-2729, or 3-3pr. ei.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-10

authcr;sinR the Company 10 demand
tall upon boats aud vessels entering
the Dock from above or below aud
prohibits the company from charging
more than n half cent. per bnshel on
coal Dssing in ar out Of the Dock, to
be p when shipped or removed.
II hblishing ferries from the lands Of
Sam5el Short, John +. Langhorn, and
John Gilkinsou, across Big Sandy ri
yer. and from the lands of James NJ
Cormick aud Richard Brown, acros.
the Ohio river; aud repeating so much
Of the act establishing n ferry across
the lands Of Adam Alkier as directs
the establishment of the same i'm the
county Of Washington.
Incorporating the Petersburg Rail
Road Company; with a capital OF five
hundred thousand dollars to be raised
by subscription, to open 4 rail road
from Petersburg TO some convenient
point on the North Carolina line.
To amend the several acts concern.
ing the Tuckahoe Canal Company, au-
thorizing the company to change the
location Of their canal, and to extend
and complete the same.
FRO BE coSTiNurpl
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-10

b
From, X..easiss' Tragedy. easisied Caius Csae
ckus.
GREATNESS.
Dialogue bet,ceen tro Rosaaa .,iatron.
sm the hsppiest wife in Rome. my Livia
The hsPpiest vito in Rome
LviA.
. doubt il not:
But there's Fisminius' wife, the other dsy.
Scarce from the Forum TO her house could pas
For grstaiatioas. that her husband won
The Consulate.
That day my Caius sat
A. home with me. and read TO me, my Liyia
Little cared who won the Consulate
And there's I.ecsorius has obtained 4 TO
Ills wife will be queen s
Lsctssa.
Well, let her be so!
Ny Queendom Is 20 be simple ~ifc
This IS my government my husbands house
Where. whep he sits with nae, be is en,hron'd
I.noagh You'll smile. bui Isno be rnv witness
I'd rather see him, with bis boy upon
Ills knee. than seated in the Consuls chair,
With all the Senate round him.
LIrIA.
Ye, his greatness
Must needs be thine.
LtciSIA.
do not care for greatness.
u Is thing lives too much out OF doors
riss any where bot NJ home, YOU will not find Il
once in week. in its own house, nj supper
With the family Knock at any hour yo.
choose,
And ask for it /; nine times in ten they N SEND
TO the Senate. or the Forum, or 20 such
or such an ones, in quest uf IL lis month
since Csius took meal from home, and thai
Was with my brother. lf he walks,
! walk along with him i'll choose; or if I sta,
behind, IL is race 'twixt him and the time
lie promised TO be back sgain, which is FIRST
And when he's back, and the door shu, on him
Consummate happy IS my world within,
] never think Of any world without