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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
ChiCkahOminy Land foP Sale

NlSli to sell my Farm III IN, county Of Heuy,eo.
called Woodstock. containing bY survey. 500
rcfes-h u situated on the main road LEADING from
]''chmond to The Piping-Trre and about Eve miles
ii"m Richmond. and immediately on the woters Of
me hahominy-cbout oIo third of il is meadow
ma OF The best quality, the of the land is very
'h'h!y tu1bered Application may be made 10 me
90 the premises; and the land vii be sF.cwn to INV
person disposed TO purchase. BY Mr.. Vaughan The
oTcrgcer, or myself JOSEPH sstI7DFN
nc i)-1aw Ct c
: y &c GHANCERY.-In Louisa County Court, aay
Arthur Clayton, DIE
against t'
fendieton larwood, Aaron G. W ite ryeeu,or nj rv
nam White, decd, and Aaron c. Wine executor nf
TT n pe "'n,e' acc d dis.
nc defeDds1t Pendleton fiarwood not having cr,.r
90 DIS appearance and given security according ~ p
anu Ihe rules OF this court and It appearing IN he
saSacoh OF the court that he is not an inhSbi,an 1f
u" state on the motion of the plaintiff by Ills coue,
IS ordered tina, the said defendant do appear here
90 inc last day of August Court next and snsoe t
pi on me plaintiff; and that copy Of this orle he
loru,%tn inserted IN tie Richmond Wing for two
po"tns success'vey, and posted 1T the front door Of
'''"ouSe OF ms county on some court day.
A copy. Tcste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31

SACRED SONG.--The Homo Of the Soul.
= much admired Sell Air. arranged for the ri
ano-Forc, by NJ. H. Parncll, Es1 Professor Of Mn-
&c o! this city WORDS from TIC Dover Selection Of
hymns by \. Brcrf fis Just published and for
s' ny C@EHLNS & GO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
FOR RENT.

RWTA NOW KEW,
f..e..fN The Store, Compiling Room, and Cellar,
Iiis;kSS ON Main street, three doors above the Bell
ss3s@z<=lA Tavern, with convenient brick Lumber
House, adjoining. The store il large and well fitted
up. aud probably good stand for business as any
IN the CITY, and will be let to q good tenant for a
moderate rent.
we nave also for lcnse or rent, two large fire.
proof brick Lumber Houses, si'"atcd Immediately
upon the whorvcs at Rockets, well calculated for
storing tobacco &c fee of draynge to the shippers,
q might DC conveniently converted into stemmeries
leo ~ RAl.SrON & PLEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31

.hethIen6"rS County, June Court 1929
& kRDERED, that Master Commissioner Easlev do
Puryear, late executor If jeremiah Allgood dccJ 49,
vei as that OF Joseph B. Csusel administrator de
bons non OF said deceden and report the sane IA
this court. "'e -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31

Brown Stout and Porter.
& D iBBERTS brown stout and porter in quart
n q and pint bottles. Tor solo by
iaa ". ~. DREW, Mt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31

- Ladies' Slippers.
UST received from their inctorv Ladies' Cont.
81 skin Slippers full assortment of every sizo.
ALSO,
Misses Scalskin Shoes, with thick sooIs n,
GRANNlSS, SON B. BROTHERS,
Fashionable and cheap shoe store.
Corner OF Main and I4th stree,s
N; we will receive by the next packet lnrgo
supply OF various kinds of boots and shoes which yi
MAKE our assortment The most extensive ever in the
city, and will be sold at the mos, reduced nr;ces h
up - q. 5. & b.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31

N Powhstan County Court, March 10, Is 70: William
z Pope, James peasants, Edward Mayo. Rober,
Peasants, aduor &c Isaac " Peasants, dec d. and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
THURSDAY MOANING, NoyEMBEis 4, 1880.

The following extract of letter from General La
fayette to General Bernard of Washington City,
dated September 9Th, confirms the rumor thai the
French Minister Of Var had give. notice that no.
foreign interference would be permitted by France
in the affairs Of Belgium:
you know that some disturbances have taken place
IN Begam:sthey will end, / think, by lie separation
OF that country from Holland, under the same sove
reign. We have terfered. except to signify
that we shall no. suffer that any foreign army shod
exercise any right of interference leaving the
lions to manage their affairs according their
Will but not willing that other governments shall IN
terfeTe to oppose our eIgbbors.''
We give this extract now, as in connection with
the Foreign News, and will publish he entire letter
to-morrow--to-day have neither lime nor room
The foreign news by the Sias Richards, ten days
later from Europe is of too much interest not to find
a place TO the exclusion Of every thing else The,
King of the Netherlands has at last decided to put
down the instruction in Belgium by the strong arm.
Vhe sword is drawn in Europe, and before it is
sheathed, the battle will probably be fongns which
will Decide the question between the People and heir
Rulers, not merely in lgim but over the whole
continent Nothing avert this, but the ability of
the King Of the Netherlands to que the nsurreetion
anaided by foreign powsr--W doubt his ability to
do this, and what then-Foreign md Mil be iacoied
Prussia, and interested had no doubt
the blow struck, been consulted and promis-
ed aid but France declares size toift4s6t permit for
eign interference War be ween these powers will
then be the inevitable consequence. and such awar VIII
scombmethe continent against France, unless she car
make work or the allied sovereigns a. home
Fhere has been recently published in the Al
Dany Advocate letter, dated April 4th, 1926.
from 8. Wright, Jr. lender Of he Regency par
ty IN New York, TO Mr.. Van Buren, which gives
some ins'gh into the manner IN which poltcaparies
are managed ond political contests conducted in that
State. There IS no doubt of the auhenticits of
the letter, as The ". Y. Enquirer admits il. and
boldly defends the sentiments it contains we are
well aware that it wonld smuse and instruc, our
readers, but we cannot prevail on ourselves 10 re-
publish private letser-~know,ng that Il has been
Published without the knowledge OF consent Of he
writer Curiosity mas been on tiptoe in n. York
to find out howzit reached the bands or the pub
Usher, end j is confidently aszer ed that it was nc
c'dently left N an old buseap Of Mr. Van Bu
Sens which was sold at auct ton when he scmo-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
Notice to Creditors

y pursuance 81 an ord OF ti,t. Saunton Cbnncerv
District Court berely give II. .tice to the credi
sofs Oh JACOB kinney Esq late of the county of Au-
gnsta. deceased, to present their claims ,b
saId Kinney, properly au hentlcated, to me- at nv
once I'D otaunton, on Tuesday the 4th day of Januas
~ hrXt,ln order that they may participate in the
w ' 6I 1 nnur on .ne sad estate.
OCT 29-wiot Stanton Ghancerv Cont
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

Homicide We learn thai mns wanton and un
p evoked homicide perpe.rated a few days agn.
IN Halifax county, by Philip Bass, ON the BODY of
his overseer. We understand that after haring
severely beaten the overseer, Bass compelled ON,
OF hls negroe 10 hold him, and in that situation de-,
hberately stabbed him When he saw his victim
bleeding, and at the point of death, he became alarm
ed, and cndeasored TO s,anch ths wound But re-
lection came too late. Bass is in jail
Ll7ich6nrg EirgiRian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

we'd to Washlngto,. This circumstance gave rise
TO the following. suggestion from the Commercial
Advertiser: rs
sit is whispered that Mr.. Sias Wright jun is be-
coming raher too formidable man for Mr.. Van Blu
light had been purposely left in tie drawer of the
old escritoire when it was sent to aucton would
have been no greater treachery than has been enac
ted before Under these circumstance we beg leave
re 'pectfully to suggest to Mr.. Sias Wright Jun.
whether he would not act wisely by selling one of
his old desks at auction together with Mr.. Van Blu
rens reply to mis- letter of April, i326-pubished by
us on Tuesday. Since corner of the Regency
stage curtain has been raised the people are anxious
to look behind the other"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
STRONG DRINK.

Tennessee Moi. G.p Gahes VINO has his head
quarters ut Nashville, has taken decided stand in
favor OF The formation of temperance societies. Mr.
Grundy, the U. s. Senotor from T.nnessse. in ad
dressing the young ladies of seminary which con
tanned upwards of one haujred pupils, remarked ,lla,
II ne could only persuade the young ladies' If oar
country or any portion of them, to Withdraw their
arms from every young whose breath has the eas,
SAVIOR OF strong drin. he could accomplish more than
ne could any otherwa IN. Cisr0n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
Notice to Drover's Of 81 lns

Notice to Drover's Of Fl ,gs.
( 6'1t1 SUBSCRIBER bees leave to inform them that
d he has already commenced p.rcbasinq a nd sal
ing Hogs at his Ia :ge and conodlous Pens on 7tb
or Valley Street, where he Intends carving On the
business extensively and respectfully invites ali those
Gaming n 10 thls market to cali upon him.
oct 25--ts JCtJN 1Yycsrs -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
Valuable Negroes for sale

W. iLL be sold to tbe'nlghesl nidJer at nv res;-
w dence 10 he COUNTY of Cumberland. on the
ioth DAY of November next about twenty likely ne.
gfoes, consisting OF men, women and children. Al
tie same time and place, lanyard, with about five
acres ofland attached to it. will be sold pn4aess,nn
to be given tie 25th of Dece n,er next rhe t.rr,s
VIII o. made known on he day of sale
oct 29-1aEtsc RICHD, p EGf.I ESs1,c,n-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

appointment By the President
George w Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, TO be At
'orney of the United States for the Western Dis
trct of Pennsylvania, in place Of Alexander Brack-
enridge
EFFgcrs TIE Iii a complaint in the Richmond
papers that the banks of that money than they
we'll The Of the country gentlemen are sa id
be Increasing
We believe at such pretty much the every where
The 'balance adc is manesly in favor Of Uni
ted states perhaps respects Eagaud--ihe great
banking and work shop of Instead sending
arece Calcutta, anton &c send goods, pro-
duct Of soil and labor, pay for such things as we
need and IN the abundance OF specie hand tshor
n,and Tor IT, the ability of TIC banks loan their paper
which al the pUrposeso Of specie the present
Snd escape the observation of 0telgent person
who has laery passed considerable part of the Un
ted States the comforts Of the people rapidly incres.
sueanc they iincteae unless the system interesting
10 our prospeti.y shall be sfcGed by the green eyed
ealousy Of furious few sacrificed TO bribery fear by
base or time serving politicians creatures of circumstances mir
ed in the slough of party We do not include in this reproof
the consistent opponents Of the American system We think
that thee are mistaken believe them honest. but how many
arc there whose principles this subject depend OH the pre-
yal,np fashion of the tines finger post some
brng nso whose hands they have committed their udg
men that they may be rewarded With B6epes q nfsee
fsY,les Reefsfer1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
Valuable Land for Sale

w Hi be offered for sale, al uckmap's Tavern.
w near The premises on Tuesday, The Esd of Mo-
yemoeF next If fair, if not the next fair day thereag
ter that valuable tract of land known as Trueheart
lying I'D Greenhfler county, on the waters of Mea
dow River and Sewel Greek. containing 1I4O acres.
the greater part of which is bottom land, rscIeare5
and OF the first quahty. This land lies about %
miles west from Lewisbnrg, and 80 from the White
sulphur Springs The turnpike road, frem the
mouth OF DnnIaPs Creek TO the Salt work on H.
kanawha, passes directly through it. 1t is admira
oy adapted for grains and grasses. The situation on
the turnpike viii afford ready sale for lis produce
ana render IT an excellent stand fora tavern
The land wilt be sold in body or IN convenient
lots to suit purchasers. The terms win be one t:yJ
50 and the remainder IN one and two years. Or
u those wishing 10 purchase, much prefer il. one
third cash, and the remainder IN one two and three
years with deed of trust in either case 10 secnro
he payment One or all of us will be at Fravser's
Tavern Lewis burg,) ten twelve days before the
SAFE, ana h9uid not 9bJectto receiving proposals pr
valley Letters w the mean Time may he addressed
70 JESSE s. ARMISTEAD.
Buekine BAN Ct House.
GEORGE w. TINSLEY " ="
oct 5-2aW tsc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
REPUBLICANISM NOT DEMOCRACY.n
Eco.a fha

=
Let Mr. Loudon and hls Republican friends ask
the first wealthy, intelligent and well educated Anne
"rlcan they meet, this questions How does Repub-
/" scansm work IN North American And the an
''swer will be We have only Republicanisnl in the.
,..ory. and not IN operation 1--WE governed by a
Democracy
we presume the Editor means that the American
must be Deatihy as well as intelligent and well edu
Gated or the answer might be different BY the
way, what idea can this learned British Editor at
taGh to the word Republic?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

D BIZ. L: WADDEL tenders his services
-, "a an thosc who may wish to avail themselves
Of AIR. Halsteads remedy for curing Dyspepsia. or
Va 1A1s"Sla 1ty.'
In CONSIDERATION of an agreement this day entered
into wih DIR. L. Waddel, hereby constitute and
appoint hun my agent for the practice of Oliver
NV 2-2aw3tc* J0Il n SnrIay,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
To Professors and TeachersE

iVksHE Visitors and Governors .t W, liam &, Mars,
:, College, will proceed on Thursday the 9Th Of
Novrniber,to elect Professor of Mathematics -.
The cinoumeHts of the situation in the hands oSStla
iate Proiessor varied from fifteen hundred to two
Thousand dollars. rofessor in this fpstitn,ion-;u
the faciit which it affords TO prosecute literary pur
su'ts-ahu III every other point of view in which IL
can or ought to be regarded by the lover of Litefa-
ture and Sclence-possesses advantages SUPERIOR 3,
those presented by similar situation in any other
wnsersy IN the Union Letters addressed to the
undefs lgnsd, post paid will be presented to th&
Board OF Visitors aud receive due attentiop
JOHN PAGE
49,, Rector of William 6, Mary College.
w williamsburg, Va Oct 81. 1890
N The papers which have published the adver-
tisement TO Professors and T..achers will plesa.
continue the until he 9th November with tl,;a
aao'ioh, VIZ observation-disclosures % the Rector must
be post PAD. oct ee-1ts
NOTICE.
NJ. NELSON Is prepared to accommodates
I'VE Ladies and Gentlemen with boerd Inv ,bo
VIZ month or year, her old Stand near the (,ur
l,o' square, next above the Washington Tavern
,e you'd be glad to furnish eight gentlemen
WIN ooard who have their rooms elsewhere Men,
pers OF the Legislature can be furnished with rooms
ller lare VIII be as guod the market can afford
ana ler terms moderate OCT a-6td paw 10,
nR II. BRAMHA1I ni.,ru,s those who are n:
hlcted witt, Dyspepsia or Indigestion that ne is
prepared 10 administer the newly discovered reaoe5
Tor that disease, all cases to which # iSaor;'
HIS address Is Charlottesville Va
NEW YoRK. Oct. 5th. 1880.
90 hereby certify that have communtca. ed to
Df. aG,ace Bramham Of Charlottesville Va nv the
DRY OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, aud ave fully ina.
s'rnc'ed him in my meiod of teatment nd consider
nlin Wen qualified to manage any case that may be
presented to hem. ~
ocl l9-6tc TALMADGEs SUTHERLAND.
~ LII be sold ON Tnes,las The eth OF Nove,n-
ner next if far if ho he mex far day; at The
residence of The late Nathl Bowe DECEASED all tbes
perstahie property, belonging th. said deceased-
consisting OF tue crop of corn fodder and hay ho--
ses hogs, cows and sheep plantation utensils house
hold and kitchen furniture: also. one s,,rnen;n,,
compass said to be first For all sums Of ten
dollars and under, cash; over ha, sum, credi; of
twelve months will be gwen Bonds with annrovsi
security VIII be required. rr',l -
NATfiL T. BOWIE, Ex'or Of
Nath Bowe, Deceased
Hanover, October SO, 1880.
An persons having claims against the said estate
MI d. ie ca. presen them that arrangements may be
make payment immediately if not, their accounts
WIZ DE placed indlscrisnnatey in the haads of nm
Attorney. NATHI II ROWE So, s"'i
my i-2#w5tc "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05


We presume the Editor means that the American
must be oeaihy as well as intelligent and well edu
Gated or the answer might be different, BY the
way, what idea this learned British Editor at
tach to the word Republic
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Recapltulaton ofthe votes in The Senatorial Dis
trict composed of the counties Lewis Wood and Har-
sison.
/ Lewis Wood Harrison Total
| MWhorter 425 1913 23l 824
Sirlnger 3l5 BOG 6 627
Kincheloe 10 IS 400 $50
| Israel 95 4o4 5f1
| M'Caly 81 76 10
Col M'Whorter is the successful candidate
BeGfoTd.-Senate compete-tvm CAM bell 743.
Mcdaniel 594. Campbell's majority in the Dis
trict I24
scoH.-House of Delegates ,l)-Hiram Kilgore
Is cleo, ed
.Monongalia Senate Charles S. Morgan l1e7.
VIM G. Brown no. VIM McCord 65. Randolph
not vet heard from. There is no doubt that Col.
Morgan is elected.
House of d 'legates, [e]--Col Richard Watts 7so,
Francis BllIingsley III Edgar C. Wilson 62e, VIM.
G. Henry 400. Stephen III Morgan 2l6
Brooke --Senate--Edgngion is elected Maori
~ in Brooke 223--n the District o.
House of Delegates, [l1--John C. Campbel* is cleo
ted.
FREDERIcKsBURG, Nov
Congressional Election. election to supply the
vacancy occasioned in the Virginia Delegation in
Congress by the resignation of P P. Barbour was
held IN this county yesterday. John M Patton was
the only candidate publicly announced The nolls
stood Patton L. T. Dade
Court House. 1873
Fredericksburg, a6l Q
Mrs. Andrews not heard from.-G.4rena.
No, in the last Legislature
ONO. The following shews the members of the
presen. and ensuing delegation in Congress from this
state.
. NJ. =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

All persons having claims against the said estate
VIII piease present them that arrangements NAV be
made Tor their settlement; and those indebted will
MAKE payment immediately if not their accounta
o P'tceu hoisscrninately IN the haads of,an
A.ornes: NATHL. F.'BOWE, Ex'or.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
NOTICE.

Dix II. BRAMtiAM infrns those who are. az
NJ hcted with Dyspepsia or Indigestion Thar he is
i,pafeo 10 administer the newly discovered remedy
of that disease IN al cases to which 1t isanpicab5
HIS address Is Charlottesville Va
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

We are informed that John Page, Esq "a no, a
candidate for the Senate in the Williamsburg Acco.
mac &c District, till after the elections in two coun-
ties had been held, and that the time he was an
nounced, doubts were expressed by him whether he
would be able to serve If elected
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Recapitulaton ofthe votes in the Senatorial Dis
trict composed of the counties Lewis, Wood and Har
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

Ohto-Ihe only additional of elections in this
State is from Clark County where Tor NJ Arthur
349-Lucas 36n,ajory 1885, added to Nj, a,,h,,r,s
majority published Yesterday f85 tile total as far
as heard from 1873 We think probable thai his whole ma
jority will not exceed from three thousand. =
Bah. Chron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

ONO. The following shews the members of the
presen. and ensuing delegation Congress from this
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

~ ,NL" UFSK. NJcI. ON, I03U-
do hereby certify that have communtca ed 10
Dr. Horace Bramham Of Charlottesville Va nv the
DRY OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, aud ave fully ina.
srnc'ed hm IN my mefiod Of tseatment and consider
nlm Wei qualified to manage any case that NAV be
presented to hn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-02

The charter of the Brighton Bank was repealed
by the Legislature at their recent session. The
bills are now at par in Boston, and are redeemed
as fast as presented at the bank.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-02
VISIONS OF BLAKE THE ARTIST.

To describe the conversations which
Blake held in prose with demons, and in
verse with angels, would fu volumes,
and an ordinary gallery could not con-
tain all the heads which he drew of his
visionary visitants. That all this was
real, he himself most sincerely believed;
nay, so infectious was his enthusiasm,
that some acute and sensible persons who
heard him expatiate, shook their heads s.
limited that he was an extraordinary man,
and that there might be something in the
matter. One of his brethren, an artist
of some note employed him frequently in
drawing the portraits of those who ap-
peared to him in visions. The most pro-
pitous time for those 'angel visits was
from nine at night till five in the morning;
and so docile were his spiritual visitors
that they appeared at the wish of his
friends. Sometimes, however, the shape
which he desired to draw was long in
appearing, and he sat with his pencil and
paper ready, and his eyes idly roaming
in vacancy; all at once the vision came
upon him and he began to work like one
possessed. He was requested to draw
the likeness of Sir William Wallace:
the eye of Blake sparklcd, for he admir-
ed heroes: william Wallaccp he ex-
claimed, Il see him nowhere, there,
how noble he looks; reach me my thingsp
Having drawn for some time, with the
same care of hand and steadiness of eye
as if living sitter had been before him,
Blake stopped suddenly, and said, q can
not finish him-Edward the First has
stepped in between him and me- That's
lucky said his friend, 'for l want the
portrait of Edward too Blake took an
other sheet of paper, and sketched the
features of Plantagcnet; upon which his
majesty politely vanished, and the artist
finished the head of Wallace. 'And pray
sir said gentleman who heard Blake's
friend tell the story, was Sir William
Wallace a heroic looking manp The
answer was, there they are, sir, both
framed and hanging on the wall; look for
YOURSELF q looked, says my informant
'and saw two warlike heads Of the size of
common life. That ofWallacc was noble
and heroic, that of Edward, stern and
bloody. The first had the front ofa god,
the latter had the aspect of demon. =
Lires Of The Painters; Family Library.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-02
ITALIAN SUMNER EVE.

The moon is up and yet it is not night
Sunset divides the sky with her "a sea
OF glory streams along the Alpine height
Of blue Friuli's mountains heaven is free
From clouds, but Of all colours seems to be
Melted to one vast Iris Of the west,
Where the day joins the past eternity;
While, on the other hand, meek dams crest,
Floats through the azure ar--an island of the blest
A single star is at her side, and reigns
With her o'er half the lovely heaven but still
Yon sunny sea heaves brightly and remains,
Rolld FER the peak Of the far Rhutan hill,
As day and night contending were, until
Nature reclaim'd her order gently flows
The deep-dyed Brenta, where their hues instil
The odorous purple ola new born rose,
Which streams upon her stream, and glass d within
it CLOVIS
Fill'd with the face Of heaven, which, from afar,
Comes down upon the waters, all its hues,
From the rich sunset to the rising stal,
Their magical variety diiIuse.
And now they change paler shadow strews
Its mantle o'er the mountains parting day
Dies like the dolphin, whom each pang mbucs
With new colour as il gasps away,
The last still loveliest tll-ts gone-and all sgay,
Pyroa.