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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

S9 We are authorised 10 announce to the
voters Of Jefferson county. that DANIEL
MORGAN. Esq. will be . candidate at the
next election for members Of the House Of
Delegates OF Virginia.
~ JOHN S. GALLAHER will also be q
candidate for the suarsges Of the voter, Of
Jefferson. 81 the next election Of Delegates
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

Marriage fends 10 LongfeIy. In
Bohemia. especially Prsgsr, instances
Of longevity are sOnhned 60 poverty
and the married lie. According to
az average Of several years, no noble
nan, no wealthy person. and no On.
married woman, hare gassed tlie sge
81 ninety FIVE.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

"ILL be sold, IN Winchester, on Monday
w the 5th da, Of April. nj pubic auction,
several THOROUGH BRED MARES. A
credit ~iil be given Cor part Of the purchase
money. Ped'grees in full. terms &c sale. and
other particulars, viii be made known on the
day Of sale.
March ~, 1850,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
phIzEs,
5000 DOLLARS.

4 .4cs prizes, So 600 Doll.
To be drawn on The A, g.. C pisn The
1000 priz-s Of 81 10 be swsrded 10 the first,
second or third hivisIon, 20 he determined
by thst Which ma, draw the capital prize OF
izco-so that the holder Of thT,e tickets,
on. IN esf h DIVISION. Is csetain or one prIxe,
and MAJ draw four
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Hhsle Tickets s4-Haives > Cuayfer,si.
To be had IN the gres'esi vsfie,, If Nos AZ
Stevenson s. Points, Once,
Sfasnion, Fiygin.g.
Tickets 90 be had ~ the shove Le,te-y, a.
the Stores OF Nessrs. Joseph l. Russell u 60.
Hsrpersferry Of MIR ~. ". Es's, smith
held 81 Aessss Jefferson 4 cleveland,
Chsriesiovn Of Mr. ChsYies Hsrper. Ship.
herti',ovns snd hr VIM. sisrm. DsrkesSille.
March 10. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
SUPERIOR COURT
h JFFFFneON COTfNTy.

" |Ift I'iNsTF-f ~ y y
= HE ner, Spscisi Term II lhs Supc-
Tiof Coura u Law foF Jefferson Coas.
~. viii commence On tie Goth dsy ~ Jgiy
a~Ht, the Hon RIcHGnD +. PaRKFs %
preside.
ROBERT + pRowN.
March ,. 1880 Cl.,t
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY, 90.
In ,ShPDIerdSl07CD

IN pursuance &C Decree Of Inc couai,
u court Of JefIerson in Charrrfs and ~
siFias sf Deed of Trust eAcrulcd Fs-
brusFy Q. 1872. ~ Thomas Shepherd and
wife. 90 q. Jswsti. now deceased. y, irus-
tee for the purpose of securing lLe JAY.
meat Of certain suns sf money due a.
Henry OBr1es sBd others. a. herein men.
toned. ] viii expose 20 sale. IN .iiondar
b,e 2h day If .fpTh merit. ~ ,he tavern
81 Dsniel EntieT ~ tire town ofShspherd.
town, Jefferson esnniy. Va. ~ puLhe ven.
due, for rraiy money. al ihe right, title
sBd inieresl Of ssid Thomas Shepherd and
wife. ~ sBd 10 two certain Lots q ground
- sad town of Shepbefas.own. numbered
90 pl,a r. said fof'n Nos O. and ca. ".
ing ~ ihc intrTser'i.p 81 High and Mil
sirceis, on whieli sfe greeted yFry rslss
DE MsTcbsni Ailli, add eomfptai5s DseI.
ling 'orse. INV occupied by said Sbep-
herd Sale 90 take place ~ 90 a'elork
4 NJ. ANDREW KENNEDY.
Tya'fec, afPoinf'd by siee,cs II Csuyi,
~ obspc. ~ p!arr = =. .'e's "a, ser'd
Msrch ~
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

a Large and highly respectable
meef,ng' MAS held at the Flats of Grave
Sreck. IN Ohio County, DR.. Thomas
MeCorm'ck IN the Chair. and Joseph
Mclean Seeretary--in order Ia pass
upon the proposed Constitution. They
came To these among other resolutions
hescfred. That Constitution thus char.
ae'erxrd and composed Of s,ch ingredients.
|" unn' s". the government u free people.
hessived. Unanimously. - ,Le sense VI
sh's meeting. that the amended Coassisutios.
"ow offered TO the consideration Of the peo-
p'e OF Virgins. ough, to be rejected. and re.
course he'd to the call of Convention, based
o" IN equal ratio Of the white population.
aud full and free suffrage Of tue ei,ixens."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
CLOVER SEED.

EXPECT to receive. on Thursday morn
Il ing. twenty bushels Of GLOVER SEED
from Mr.. Eichelberger Of Nsr,la
HUMPHREY KEYES.
March II, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

A espious fountain 81 pure wstsr. has bee n
opened on the 10, Of Dr Samuel e. soyder,
q this place, sulIieieh'. ], IL supposed. 70 sup
ply the whole iown. I, Issues from rock, ,
snd wSs discovered in making an excavation
Cor an ies-hOusr. b. blasting
al dia.eui'y in the way q supply ing The
town 9Th us,er. seems nov 20 be removed.
J he situation Of this fountain Is 80 elevs,ed.
sha, the s'sr can he taken 10 slmos' every
rsf' q our village snd ,he expense vili be
.H'rainr. ? rompar'ssn 9Th the benefits %
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17


Ebenezer Cox, the murderer Of Mr.. Dunn,
late Superintendent at Iiarpers Ferry, has
made full confession Of bis crime. and has
accused seven other persons Of having been
sceesssry to the murder. The particulars Of
this horrible act are few. lie wen. ;nio the
Superintendent Office, set his gun down, in
order to destroy all suspicion. aud asked Ne.
Dunn for employment in the srmory Thi.
being refused, be Immediately took up the
gun and presented il at Mr.. D1 head. Mr.
Dunn Immediately threw up his hand, ex.
claiming Ny God" when the muzzie Was
Iowered to his breast, and the gun fred -
Cox immediately left the Office, Shich vas 20
filed 18th smoke. he did not know that the
sho, had taken effect.
-Four Of the men implicated have been ar.
rested add committed 10 jail upon the evi
desee Of Coz, but sc have no, heard o. any
eorroborAling testimony They will be tried
today by sn examining court.
sCe Since the shove ives put 10 type, tee
others 81 The seven implicated have voiuntari
y surrendered themselves, add wilI undergo
an examination on Monday next.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

Al inqaes, was held on Sunday last, upon
the body Of msn Sound dead in the run. psss
Jog through william 4. HsIFs meadow. =
short distance below whss is called iIsllsowr,
N ,h's county. Il appeared Iha, be had 6esa
dead several weeks. sad It vas supposed he
accidentally fsIl in,o the water. sod vss dro~n.
Cd lis name vss James MeC.a,z.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
x.EONxDAS.

A FINE young blooded horse, will stand
N for the season, at the stable Of the cub
scribsr inJetersoa county at i've dollars the
season, which NAV be discharged by four
dollars ~ i'..j ~'si,n The sesson.
LEoSrnss - Gark rosa. four years old
oext May, snd was sired by the full blooded
horse Lconidas, the Pre- perry OF Doctor Bro
naugh The grand dam Of Leonidss WAS a
Snap mare, snd his dan wa. sired hy Sny-
der's Roam. lie is about sixteen hsnds, Iw O
iaehrs high. and finely proporiioned. The
'esson has commenced end will end The d,
Of July JAMES GLENN.
March II. isso.-u.tM.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
From The Winchester Republican.


James NJ. Marshall, Esq. was on
the LIST inst. qualified as high sheriff Of
this county.
AS some interest was manifested by
this appointment, from a question Of
precedence having arisen, in which il
was necessary to obtain the decision Of
the executive. we state the facts in the
case Tor the information OF those inter
ested elsewhere.
Many years ago, commission, con-
tanning among others the names Of
James NJ. Marshall and WIN. Cooke,
constituting them justices Of the coun-
~ OF Frederick, was issued; Mr.. Mar.
shall was first named on the list, and
Mr.. Cooke second. MIR. Cooke, how
ever. attended at the court house on
the first day after receiving his commits.
sion. and was qualified. Mr.. Marshall
attended one month after, Mr.. Cooke,
and was qualified. Mr.. C.haviny qua.
lined first. was placed by the clerk at
the head OF the quorum, and became
the senior magistrate. Last winter.
according TO custom, the justices re-
commended TO the executive the THREE
eldest members Of their BODY, naming
Mr.. Cooke first, and Mr.. Marshall Sc
cond 1.-THE name Of the third We did
not hear, nor is u material. Mr.. Cooke,
according 20 usage, would have receiv-
ed the appointment; but Mr.. Marshall
contested his right, on the ground that
ne was FIRST on the list Of magistrates
!, commissioned by the Executive, al.
though he had been anticipated by Mr..
Cooke IN being qualified. The exeeu
tive having obtained from the clerk Of
the court 4 statement Of the facts in the
; ease, as above related, they (the COVER.
! nor and couneiI) decided that M Star.
shail Was entitled 10 the sherigfalty. be
being FIRST IN the commission. and hav
ing qualified within what they deemed
reasonable time after his appointment
a melancholy accident occurred IL
Shenandoah county q few days since,
The miller employed in Mr. Pit,nau',
o mill, a few miles above Woodstock
{ had safely conducted over the river, IL
canoe, a number OF ladies, and va,
). crossing for the last time With MIR
PItman, the daughter-in law or the Mr.
-P. first named, when the canoe upset
} and both were thrown into the stream
The miller, however, seized Mrs. =
and was conveying her to the shore
o when the canoe, which had lodged 3
J. hove them on the mill dam, broke loos
o and struck him on the head with sucl
force as to deprive him Of motion, an,
both he and Mrs. +. we're drowned.
% Suddfn death. On Saturday even
ing last, Mr.. John Childs, of this piac,
= being somewhat unwell, procured ION
,, Obi 81 Tansy. some Of which I've tool
~ a young lady. Miss Elizabeth Freno,
= took illc phiAl 20 set II away. and uu
noticed By any 81 the family, tasted IL
IL isnot known what quantity she tool
She vent TO bed a short time Afiei
wsrsls, aDd scen sitter was seized vii
commissions. Medical AID was imn,
. diatsly called. bot she expired in fe
? minutes layton (O.) LOun0i.
Marriage fends 10 Longfcify. II
Bohemia. especially Prsger, insianc,
!, !. 81 longevity are confined 60 povefi
D. and the married lile. According
. an average Ol several years, no Bobl
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

The frigaie Brandywinc. Capt. Bal
Lard. sailed from New York on Tues.
day last. on q cruise.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

be derived from q. that NC think no time
should be los, in commeseirg the ~sk. We
suggest that . meeting of the ci,izedp .hould
be Immediately held. and an application made
10 Dr. sayder for the privilege Of the water.
We doubt not, ,hss IL can be obtained on ca.
~ terms. and that there can be no difficult,
in r.ising the funds necessary to procure and
lay the pipes.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
Containing f26 Acres.

About frs of wblei, is clothed IN hrs. rs'e
timber. Ibs cleared isnd forms fgnpfs.
aud shout Say Acres ere ~ clover, twenty
of - h,sh laya an ijls f0F more ihan 2 Jesrs.
ny terms WIN be naodeFsie--i will cell foS
cast 90 Ca credit, - may he'll s'ii Pnfehs-
-eTs She1'e lie puFchsser V,sh TO move
upon tls isbd. viii furnish materials foS .
saUg frsme ~ ieg ba,letng. on vsry moder-
ale teFms JAMES O.. HANSON
2 $. A. some msy doubt the tue 70 ihi,
land, twil! gise sny Indemnify lbst Easy rss-
.onabiy be Fsqpifsd. D J. Y
Chartesfos ~ Jsnsrson county W.
Fehro.rs 20 1850 --WzWeo.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

Houses and Lots for Rent.
TNHE subscriber has several houses and
- Lots. in the town Of Smith6eld. for
rent Possession given on the first Of A
pril next. Apply TO John + Smith. or the
subscriber.
HENRY SMITH.
Smithfield, March II.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

Mr.. Benoit Leblanc, of the Orleans
Theatre, received wound on the 1 III
m duel, which ended in his death on
the Saturday following He was ma
tive Of Orleans. France.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

appointments by the President. By and
With the odrice and consent of the
Senate.
CHRIsTorHER Hus,iKs, of Mary.
land. to be Charge d'Affairs. of the &.
States, ut the Court Of Sweden, in
place OF John p. Appleton. recalled.
JOHN Elliot. Of Alabama, to be At.
torney Of the United States, for the
Southern District Of Alabama.
GEORGE ADAMS, Of Mississippi, to
be Attorney Of the United States, for
the District Of Mississippi, ia place Of
Felix Huston, resigned.
appointment 6y the Presidenf.
PETER SvAu, Of 8. c., appointed
Consular Commercial agent OF the L..
States. for the Island Of Guadaloupe.
in place Of Francis Benjamin Faures,
resigned.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
QOEKnHaSB OFFICE,

No. ia, Merkts ~. BaktimOre.
's'ORDERs sithsF ~ nail (pasi paid o.
prissts conssysOe~. enclosing The Cssh ~
Pr,xes, sH meet ihs ssuss erpmpi snd Pnae.
sasi sitsai'Vn - n On persossi sPSiiesiiss.
Address
81 coHer. D.. q BRoTHEas.
BaifizsNs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

John Yates. John A. Washington. and
George W. Humphreys. Esqs have beea sp.
pointed, by the Executive. commissioners ts
examine the votes TO be taken in this county
for the ratification and rejection Of the New
Constitution.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

IN L.t7'rson County. Ia. ron SHE,
"a oFFER for safe, small whispered farm
- situsteJ in Jefferson county, We. shout 4
n.iirs from CharicsioHn n, adjoining tbs ispd,
~ Mr.. ilurh M'Donsld AID others, end pa
~ Ibat ~eli kaoeb ieselOf land called Sban.
nUm Hal.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

The opinion % generally enteftnined. tnat
the new Constitution vill be ratified by =
largo majority. ws fear ~iil have the effect Of
voters in every county. Many viii believe
there Is 20 little danger Of i,s rejection. that i,
will be unnecessary to put themselves to any
Inconvenience in oe,ler TO give il the support
of their votes. We do believe, that Il will
certainly be adopted, Notwithstanding this a.
pa,hy on the part Of It's ffiends bu, we would.
nevertheless. urge them. ss they value the
peace and harmony Of the Commonwealth, TO
come to the polls sod have their votes record.
cd.
II should he recolleeted. that many Of those
On the other side. are violent in their oppos;.
ton; and although hopeless Of success, they
viii bring their whole force TO the Geld. They
desire to render the majority agsins, them -
small As possible. tina, they msy, with better
grace. express their di,coa,ent To produce
a gene,i sequieseence. ws think nothing
more necessary, than that the real majority
should appear by the poll books. This. ~e
believe to be 90 overwhelming. thu, no effort.
would be made again TO sgi,a,e tie common.
wealth.
The opposition in This county. We end TO be
more formidable than We had st 6rst supposed.
The proceedings Of the late Conven ,ion
have excited considerable interest through.
out the Union, as well - amongs, those more
Immediately concerned. That body contsin.
cd so many individuals known TO fame, and
so highly distinguished Tor their wisdom end
talents. that the result was looked for with
much anxiety. We End the New Consti,u.
ton published at full length. in ,he nevsps-
pen Of other states Its printed in Tennes-
see and Missouri. The following is from the
81, Louis Times:
Virginia Conpenfion.-we publish,
on the first page. the New Constitute
or form Of government. which the late
Convention has submitted TO the peo-
pie. Tor their adoption and although
some of its principles will not meet the
views Of the western people, yet we
are persuaded it will be read with
great interest, a. emansting from the
most experienced politicians, aud the
most profound statesmen OF the present
age. There is some extension Of the
right Of suffrage. and partial improve
ment in the Judiciary, in neither Of
which. as well as 10 some other points,
did the Convention 60 quite so far as
we could have wished-yct. we have
no hesitation in expressing the belief,
that taking oil things into considera
ton, the new Constitution is the very
best that could be had, and will be
found admirably snited 70 the present
political condition of the sold Domi-
hion." Under these impressions, we
can but express the hope, that the Con-
stitution will be ratified by the people.
and that Virginia will continue. as she
has beer, the keystone in the Demo
cratic arch. and the sun in our politi-
cal armament.
John Yates. John A. Washington, and
George W. Humphreys. Esqs have beea sp.
pointed, by the Executive, commissioners ts
nx.,n:nn a. -. - -, ar.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

The New York papers record the
death Of ELIAS Hicks, we'll. known As
conspicuous member Of the Society
Of Friends.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

IL is understood that Com modorr
PoRrER WAS yesterday {the IIth) no.
minated by the President, To the Sc
nate. rs Consul General 10 the Barbsry
Powers.-lNaf. Inf.
The Senate yesterday. 1.-THE I2th) af.
ter long sitting on Executive bust.
ness, confirmed the appointment Of
ANTHONY Butler, as Charge des Ar
faires to the Republic Of Mexico, and
Of ENASuEL WEST. as Charge des Ar.
faires to Peru 10.
Gen. RoBERr Lucas, Speaker of the
Senate Of Ohio, has been nominated as
the Jackson candidate for the Office Of
Governor.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

1885 prizes amounting 60 %. zoo ksolisss
RCT~ More pFzes than bisakss The scheme
eOnsssnisg Oniy Niae Ihoussnd Fiekeia, snd
being arranged on the ODD q EVRN sYs.
TEN. the holder q two tickets OF two sA.ses
is eerssi7 Of obtsinlng ~ lest eos pnsas and
nay DIRE rHHssi add 10 propogtiea fos ssy
gres'ef qusBtiiy.
Tiekefs s. 90 Quarters afas
Hfalrcs 81 so Eigkfhs. Ga
To be had N the gr~sssss vsrisfy Of no-sbers.
Germ AsB EFHs,) -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

A writer in the New York Courier
gives an account OF fancy ball that
recently took place in that city, from,
which we take the following extract:
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09
A PARsIMONIoUs MAN.

The man who is little in little things is a sharp severe master; it is but in matters of small moment that he is known to his servants-and what need they care for his generosity in gold, when he is hard in sil- yer? He who is captious about bits of wood-eloquent in the art of bargaining a. bout brooms-severe in exacting his pen- ny-worth of toll fiom those he employs, is to all intents and purposes parsimonious man, let him gild his name with public be- quests as brightly as he pleases. It is by his daily conduct and habitual expenses that his character for generosity or parsi- mony must be estimated. There may be other reasons for putting ones name into benevolent subscriptions but nature speaks out in private and he who is truly generous will feel for the lowly, and be ready to aid the distressed and the deserv- ing, though unseen of others. The man who is readier with sermon than with a sixpense to the mendicant at his gate-who is so pious himself that he is afraid of en- couraging profligacy by giving aims to beg gars of suspicious morality-who stints his table lest excess of creature comforts should beget pride and lasciviousness in bis house. hold, and is austere and harsh to his depen- dants, lest by mildness he might make them forget they are seryants-may be very respectable sort of person, and good re- pute with the world; yet he is but an in different Christian, let his attendance at church or meeting house be as punctual as it may.-Family Library.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09
May 6, 1880

At Court of Probate holden at Nortolk, pith-
 in and for the District of Norfolk, on the
 19h dag of July, 4. D. 1880:
 Present, M,chael Y. Mills, Esq. Judge. THIS Court doth direct the administrator -A on the estate of ISAAC JOHNSON, late of Winchester, in said district, deceased, repre- sented to be insolvent, to give notice to all persons interested in the same to appear, if they see cause. before the Court of Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office in said dis trict, on the 18th day of September, 1880. at o'clock in the forenoon, to he heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice on public signpost in said Winchester, and by ad- vertising the same in a newspaper published 1 in I.itchfeld. Certified from Record.
 1 I'll MICHAEL F. MILLS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09

All wit and humor, however excellent it may be in itself, which in the smallest de- gree wounds the feelings of another, is coarse unfeeling horse-play; aud no per- son who possesses either piety, grace, or good manners, will use such jests as are bitter, poisoned. injurious, or which in any way leave sting behind them.-BurtOn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09
POETRY,
THE FORsAKEN TO THE FALSE ONE.
BY T. n. BAILEY.

BY T. n. BAILEY. I dare thee to forget me!
 Go wander where thou wilt, Thy hand upon the vessels helm, Or on the sabre's hilt: Away! thou'rt free! o'er land and sea, Go rush to dangers brink! But oh, thou canst not fly from thought; Thy CURSE will be--t0 think Remember me remember all- My long enduring love, That linked itself 10 perfdy-
 The vulture and the dove! Remember in thy utmost need,
 never once did shrink, But clung to thee confidingly:
 Thy curse shall be--tO tsink Then 20! THAT thought will render thee dastard in the fight; THAT thought, when thou art tempest-tost, Will fill thee with alright! In some wild dungeon mayst thou lie, And, counting each cold link That binds thee to captivity,
 Thy curse shall be-tO think Go, seek the merry banquet hall, Where youOger-maidens bloom, The thought of ME shall make thee THERE Endure deeper gloom: THAT thought shall turn the festive cup To poison while you drink, And while false smiles are on thy cheek, Thy curse will be-to think Forget mel false one, HOPE it not! When minstrels touch the string, The memory of other days
 Will gall fhee when they sing: The airs used to love, will make Thy coward conscience shrink Aye, ev'ry note will have it's sting Thy curse will be-to think Forget me! No, that shall not be I'll haunt thee in thy sleep, In dreams thou'lt cling to slimy rocks That overhang the deep: ThouIt shriek for aid MY feeble arm Shall hurl thee from the brink, And when thou wak'st in wild disnay, Thy curse shall be-tO think!
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09
FOR SALE,
A FEW MORE New Goods.
$. P. & WMo BOLLES. Have this dag received another supply of
 NEW GOODS. suitable for

tue season.
 AMONG THEM WILL BE FOUND A FEW handsome CALICOES, some very "A neat and elrgant-Fancy HDKFS. of Gauge, Berage, Silk, &c. &c. comprising a pretty assortment of this artiele-Also, Gloves and Mitts--HOSIERY-S and Cotton UMBRELLAS-PA RASOLS-MERINO O SHAWLS-Book, Swiss, Null, Sarcenets Medium, and Cambric MUSLINS-Lons Scotch, and Bishop Lawns-Linrn CAMK BRICS and HDKFS.-Irish LINENS ana DIAPERS-Bohbinett LACES s and FOOI# INGS-LACE VEILS-Sinchews, Sarces nets. Levantines, Gro dc Berlin, and othef SELKS-ALso, a good assortment og Cotton, Worsted, and Linen STUFFS, Tor mems and boys summer clothing.
 With many oihe: desirable Goods, whiek are offered very low for Cash, or any thiaK else that will answer.
 June 9. 1880. 52