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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

last cord would DO about snap 10 sustain The new and
visionary schemes lac has zeaously advocated aud
which he wishes TO ride into the Presidential Chair
To support the "American System, that Is 40 make
roads through every county and State in the Unon
which Nigh express desire TO have turnpike, cut
canals in every direction. 10 unite the extremes of
our country with each other-in word, To make this
land Of roads and canals, another Holand--hc
would draw the last cent from the pockets of the
people; that lie might receive the honors and
fame, of having executed such IN ghty projects
lie, 10 give encouragement 10 the Tariff that "bl Of
abomna,ons,' as MIR. Webster has justly styled H.,
would not hesitate 10 afllict large portion of the
muny with injustice and oppression. Such is brief
outline Of what may be expected from Henry Clay!
No American who wishes TO his country prosper,
aud its institutions flourish, h. state In de-
Gliding upon the merits Of these two individuals. The
one wishes TO administer the government in plain,
publican, unosentaous manner, adhering strict TO the
constitution his guide, and endeavourng relieve
the nation and the people iom debt and difficulties. The
other would, by his policy infct the country adj
ditona load Of debt to build up the splendid schemes,
which he ardenty desires TO sustain and lay the
ton under an incubus that might require ages shake
of. MATHEWS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

ATOTICE-Ou tie second Monday ia Oatoter next,
A. ths Courthouse door OF The ~ Of James
CITY, On WiIiiamsburg,) in pursuance Of Decree OF
the Superior Court oi Chanctryof the Williamsburg
District slall sell at public auction Tract parcel
Of Land situsie in the county OF York, Skin,ino
Crack and near YORK RIVER, containing as supPOsecJ
about 4l0 at5-s.
Th, Land was formerly Oms.d by John u Watkins
e( New. ent aad adnins the Lands OF WIN. Hawkins
and George James. IL is chiefly wooded some Of II
bsn, virgin Land in OAK and pine, srd tho Tesidao
(sxeep sn all eId,) covered wt pipes Of sIns size,
and easly cleared The soil 10 well sdspted tbs eu
,e OF coitsn corn and oB1-; and porun oil u is be-
II, ved be quite productive 10 wt at for Mtner IN.
formation, reference may he had to Col W.kirs OF
New X mt or 10 Major Edmund Christian OF Rich
mond. ~
ALSO NJ New Kent Cour hous', On tbs second Thurs
dsV l., O-ober neat parcel of usr.h snds, sCnken
grounds in he county OF Krs William, containing a.
bout 400 acreA IL opposite 10 tie Town Of Cumber-
l,nd in Nav Ken, aud from rtceHt experiments on
Land similarly situated II Is confidsftd very Valuable
This Z round is perhaps Dry swamp Land a. any on
the Psmunky and may be ea-y reclaimed At tfibing
co.i when ron psred 20 The value Sitr rcdmsilon.
ri cas sales - W he CO. di OF we've noDths.-
Bond and sseuity, to b. approved by nae, WIN be ~.
r.J 81, ,te uirhast ey-alsO lieu on the Land
lHsef =, -
r,sto for certain creditors of Joshua Sorrs, by his
consent and he directions of the creditors shall
sei t liic auction Tor cash, she following slaves, 10
vii Biliy George and Moses valuab negro men-nso
Rachael an old woman, and Sylvia and her two chill
| dren This sale will bo made under two Deeds O
Trust Of Record in thc Clerks Oiice Of this county
Selling as Trustee, shall not warrant Tie tile, but II i
| belle, ed to be unquestioutd.
JAMES sEMPLE, Jy. Trustee.
/ James City August 20. So-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

Eastern District o. PugiHi0 to UH:
uDE IT REMEMBERED, That on tt e first day o! July.
Il , in the fifty fourth year Of the lndt pendence of
r, @ the United States OF An erica, RENJA MIN
IT, WATKINS LEIGH, OF the said District, for and
on behalf Of the c. nmCn~ alb Of Virgil ia, hath de-
posilea it, Ills office he Tile OF hook her where
o. he claims the beue6t OF The sad Conmonw ealth,)
ds author, in tire words following, 10 wis
"RepO,isof Gases argued and dtt,rmintd in The
Court 0f Appeals, and in The General Court If
pb ginia. By Benjamin Watkins Leigh. pO-
Iume l."
la Gouformy 10 The sci OF the Congress Of the United
Statss eusd "au act fr the encouragement Of learn
iug ~ securing the copies OF MAPS charts aud booksy
to bors aud propeols oil such copies during the
lines theIsiu mODuCned"
RID JEFF RlES,
Clark IF The Eastern District Of PUginia.
August 20 30-w4w
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North End p. O., August 20. gov

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RIcHARDsoN, on
x = tie Main-sreet, between the Cap to and Banks
of Virginia begs leave make her Acknowledgements TO
the public for the liberal encouragement experienced for
the last years. and TO renew her assurances of
every exertion TO accommodate ladies and gentlemen
travelling with board and lodging at least equal any
in the city. rom the peculiar location of her house
full front view of the Main Street is afforded TO her
VISITORS not TO be ob,accd from any other house in he
city
~ The Philadelphia National Gazette New York
Enquirer, Boston Palladium Baltimore American, and
National nellgencer, will publish the above weekly
for three weeks and send their accounts to Mrs. Rich
ardson. August 20. 30-3t
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sentatiyes.

CANDDArE-Dr. Charles Cooke for tho Senatorial District
Of Abcmaro--and Mossrs r.. w Gimer w. Wood oil
Albemarlc, for the H. Of Delegates
Col John X. Wallace Col John Gibson, Sonato
al District of Fauqur and Prince William: and Col W H. Smith
Dr. Aldfdge James, and Thomas Marshall Esq OF Fauqus
the VI. Of Delegates
Messrs jesse Edgngon, Timothy Adams and Archibald
Clean, for the Senatorial District Of Ohoand Mon Jacob
NJ g. Good and j. Pdrro of Ohio, for the
rates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20
ANOTHER CALCULATION.

The Attakspas Gazette of the Gath ult calculates,
that far the returns received parties stood in
the Legislature OF Louisiana 80 for Jackson-and % for
the Opposition. The county of Laourche remains to
be heard from, which sends Senator and six Repre-
sentatives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20
CU-HHUNTJTIEI

CO.HHUyVTCaTEI).
At county Courthouse Monday
the cor, tho DEATH Of MAJOR Davo Wir.os lie dcp"'l.G ,h
life ." 5 GsS Of saI " sps D Be-
ed for saying few words relation to him for there
wa. bo AID did he not deserve respected beloved
feciiOns,o
iu Of Was father of the
his of the Orphan, and how often has bsen filled with
them Was he no, The consistent ,epuhesn statesman the elias
lsreed did his country call him
as, he did not render to her all The service - hi. POe[
say that Of best and abest has fallen! He has
iySni Death sied Ri, tongue dried pen
shall be advised and sdmonhed by the ono edited ADD in
WboeGpon the Court unanimously adopted relieving eso
l. Resolved That members Of the Court is officers and the
Of Major David Watson !" ,hs for Ii, death
Resolved That they consider the death Of Major Watson
Resolved That testimony of rosPcc, for tho deceased,
Bar viii wear Grape on tho lett arm for thirty days
That Che clerk Of 3 cGS Ss ES,s nj s2Py tho
Enquirer thorsupon, motion Richard
''' '''f' ''' '''' Tssis, JOHN HUNTER, arc
We have tho 'of ae,y 10 perform Of announcing tho doos.o
ed ofcor Of be revolutionary Amy Generi s. was native
Of the State Of Maryland, in whose gallant line bis
south, particularly Of Eusw. During tho late war
represented his native Congress. During
years Of his life he resided this city, where no expired suur
love almost tho last rec Of Revolutionary worthless 9ur
hrs for military sompanics 10 unite
ing honor his tho intencn to-day
ma. EeL y4pg IL.
Distant relatives friends informed that IANr
Bnnsyick departed this life The 25h ultno
tho of her Mai William Gholson IN tho s year
lived c0BscionOuslysulctd under anctinu
ticntly and diod without oar. Communicated
DrD)aner short hut painful Illness, Capt Leonard Sales
Essex couaiy SATURDAY, l4, lost s daughter Mrs MtoHeo
r. of james W. Jone& IN the sudden and
cd death Of this truly esiimabe lady acetonate husband "u'
circle relations ympatsng friends have
tanned an affective bereavement. Communicated.
Thursday evening" 5b inst, 10 .o eighth ye@t
his WILLIAM Josgr only Of Dvc H. " Bsrn OF Wat
I minister,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

Ii is stated in the Mi edgeville Recorder that Gov
Gilmsr J. as very recently received information
from ntemap in Of the upper counties, OF tie
return the Cherokee country OF the trespa sing
gold diggers in greet numbrrs Not lees than 1000 are
stated 20 be eDga ged in this unlawful business.
T.SgpaDa0h Pep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

MARRIED. the 5t nst the house of Mr.. Daniel
Fauquer county Virginia, by the Rev Mr. Lemon Dr.
w. MAcRAr Miss ANASVa NJ GAIA; all of said county.
"Wednesday eyenng, the 25h July, 1880, by the
Nicholas H. Cobb Mr. Thomas SrgPtoE OF Campbell NIss
CATHMSE L. YAscEr daughter Of Major Joel Yanccy Of Bedford
county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20
30-wtl IN

UNOR SALE That valuable tract of land ca''ed
81 North End, situated on North River, at the live
of division between the counties OF Gloucester and Mat
hews.
1t contains about $500 of land, of which from
IL 1900 is arabic and adapted 10 the various crops
grown in the lower part OF Virginia
The tbe red land consists principally of white oak and
being in shipbuildng country, and short distance
from the Navy Yard at Norfolk, is rcnde sd tho more
valuable As persons DESTROYS OF purc Sing will oil
course examine for themselves dee ued
ry describe this well known estate, further than 10
remark that superadded to the advantages it may pos
sess of soil climate and the various Injuries which the
salt affords, il is Situated ntighhouhood sell
dom equaled for social ami polished society.
and valuable grist-m and cotton gin is adacent to the
property and will be sold wiitii desired. The terms
Of payr would be made easy AID liberal to those
sous OF purchasing and slaves, stock and farming
dement's mie hit he had reasonable terms. For any
made TO Col. David Bullock Richmond, John Tabb,
Esq of Norfolk and on the premises TO
H. p. VAN BIBBER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

VENHE Sub~cticSts Sch' I'll
- IN The ensuing isl To cOsmence the lst day
of November lat their residence mile s,u'h-
east of Mil'wood Tor the reception { Twelve fifteen
boys boarders. The sy-ttm OF education viii Re
nch prepare yo,th for entering either f he
hieser glasses in any OF the Coll yes Of our country.
II viii embrace the fudimenis oil con mon Eugli.h
Eluca oi the Latin and Greek languages; (al-o sloGi
il he sired by psren's G. iati,n the Frruch aud
Spani.h) Mathematics, Algebra Hsto and As roio-
ny wi In. # TIA. Giob
All il obvious hat thi. course of ,tujy cannot be
thoroughly acquired, in short period yourg boys no
have not been at any School, will lie preferred, and
will in any be received, Whose Parents or
&c ardians. do intend con'nse them under o3r
care, until their acsden zeal Education J. complete.
IThe- 20 will BE- one annual session Of 10 mcn'Ihs ON
the lst oil Octoh tn last 1T July The trrn.s al
the Schci, l5V for each SchHar to lie paid SEMI.
annuity in advances which viii Include 'ori, tut
he French add Sp'n.h languages. there viii be an
additional change of $l2 each, Annually Books md
Stationary, whey futni-hrd, viii be ha god at cost.
The morals and babits OF those lnrus'ed tn our csfe
form subject OF unrened and uNious aiteI ton
Letters dire cted to Wildwood, frederick County, Va
will receive prompt attention. iron re s1.sr, he's
August 9th. 1890 wM. f. NELSON.
The undersigned fe.s justif ID in acting III follow
Nelson, "a a teacher OF youth lie WIS placed at an
early period under the tuition Of the R'v. Mr.. Maiht
OF Far'sx County, Va whose accurate mode OF teach
ing and excellent COVER, Of boy, secured him
through lite many S. Dollars, he chose 10 take.
After leaving MIR MaiRtt, with the hgrs' nda-
tons for his good conduct, and Scholarship Mr.. Nell
son lived IS mon.hs 10 nv family u,der comj cnt
Teacher, III msk,Dg luruier preparation Tor C1il'ge
lie then spent two wears a Carlisle College, where
he highly dis,ine uishcd his siudous hahit',
AID accurate acquaintance. viii The vaou% b anrhrs
Of science there taught, Since ,tfng degree Ut that
institute, he has spent arly three Sessions al ale Col
lego, Sero Graduate, with the view o more tut
y pr, pairing himsei for TIA, important Duty on which
he il DESTROYS 10 B-Nv!ug hat he viii assi1uous-
" apply bims- IT, the cou'muriraii OF thar know
ledge, which lie has for W y.trs been diligently
acquiring, and that such Sch0.a rs the one row adj
veItissd, well calculated promote The cause oil
literature, good morals, and rel go Us habits, among The
youth Of our Country and hcpirg S' ms example wi'i
be follow by many of lie best Edu stated No ny Men
OF Stsr, cieciully Offer his Nciied tesinon
al to he used il should be thong In Nkely TO afford
any aid to the undertaking. WIN MEADE
Reference may he made also 10 Mr.. Her w Va'hek,
late Professor Ci Natural Philo ophy, in AEckenS0n
College.
August 20. 30-wtl IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

The Editor of the Fredericksburg Arena labors un-
der mistake about the correction of the Room Let
ter.-Ws did not wait to pronounce it false until we
"could have communication with the author"-The 6rs
article exposing the false statements in the letter.
not "another from his (Mr. Ritchie's) correspondent
acknowledging the alsehood of the frst"-We pub
ished article conadctng the letter nearly months
before we had any communication from the author
The moment his explanation received, it was pub
lshsdit not forced out from us, cat length by the
expression of popular feeling" And aver what
declared at the mc that If he had not explained the
matter, should have given up his name a as
asccrained that he declined to do So" We called
upon him several times well through the press, as
by private letters, to make the dnende honorable
but explained at the time to the public the
which he assigned for not doing sohis travel
ling since early in the Spring, and discovering until
lately the noise which the East Room Letter had pro-
duced, sc &c.
Bst why repeat than "thrice told tale:" We
repeat what said in the Richmond Enquirer
when we gave the explanatory Letter of our Cores
pondsnt, that indifferent 10 abuse and ilibe-
rality, so loag feel that iaVulnsrsb able
such missiles, and that the public have just ground
10 think that either desire TO deceive the vii
iingy permit others TO do it by our means with
those ha.ty explanations, W. bid the Editor of the
fredericksburg Arena civil and upon this subjsc a
final sdieu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

The friends Of Mr.Cl4y in certain parts 81 Peoosy.
vana dubbing themselves 3nfi .Hasons, for tb
purpose Of promoting his Interests by such miserable
cant Mr.. Adams tiled ',,nd With wha, succcr' Yet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

The Washington Correspondent of the N. Y. Journal
Of Commerce, the author of the celebrated calculus for
electing MIR. Clay! aud pulled off by the N Intelligent
the tnfo friend of Gen Jackson-avows him
self in his last Letter TO be "Jacksonite" emo mans
fool but ga native American citizen" "never enan
gled with any political party''-and he declares the
General to be mere ''insfrument, mere duomafon,
in the hands of those who surround him."-"Call you
this backing uOur Giends?'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20
RICHMOND. FRTDAY, AUGUNT 20.

The Forged Letter-M.r Southw worth has returned
to the charge He processes to publish letter to himself
from the 'dstnguished manufacturer of Massachu-
se calling for the letter and withdrawing il from his
possession HE also pledges himself sin the presence
of our God and our couutry-in the presence Of the
American people-to adduce at proper time at such
time we shall think most expcdient-such proof OF
the genuneness OF the letter. shall satisfy the in
creduois," &c. The Baltimore Chronicle declares that
this solemn asseveraon has dssipaed the doubts had
on tue subect-As If the very terms Of the reserva-
ton were not calculated to take off, in Mr.. SIS eyes, the
gun, perJusy ; FOR when wi,' ,ne PsopJ .s or
produce the letter. He will never deem il erpedien
produce forged letter for genuine one; and therefore
Il will be forthcoming -But there is crcum-
stance his last statement which completely ay
all his assertions and stamps this letter with the ndelbe
seal Of forgery. He says:
wan ' SS Instead Of % To
the Of the gentleman Evening Post, we have to
tina. Mr. ee..oa sometimes signed his name h jefferson
letter orhs this day, which signed Thomas Jefferson"
deny it) Ina, thi. Letter signed 7nos-If so. we
have not the slightest hesitation in pronouncng for
geryAnd also pronounce tn. oher Lstter prote .,sdy
sees by him this day." another forgery. We de-
ny thatMr .erson ever .gnsd hi. Letter, Taos" or
"7homas."-We repeat that his uniform signiturs
"Ih:"It is signed far back 1776, to the Deca
ration Of InJependenceI is so signed to the S7S Let
tiers. which published in tbs Vols OF his C,rros-
psndsncs from the year l775 almost to the day Of his
death-It 10 so signed to every LITTER Of his. which
we have Seen. This same fact IL .ubstsui.ted by
q gentleman in thi, City, who has corresponded with
him eousan,ly for IL years; aud thncs he has at least
500 Letters and Signatures Of MIR. Jefferson. 10 one
form anothst; aud here is not, TO the best of hi.
knowledge aud belief, single variation from the sigma
ture Of Til Now. would Il not be marv@llous -s
il not abously incrs!iel,, whilst so many Other LIST
tiers Of Mr.. j. all signed " TIL that two Latter.
should bave fallen iuto thu hand, of S s Of Rhod
Island. with the signature OF "Tho'" and 'Thomss"
We uah,si'atngly, therefore, ptonouncs both these
letters to be forged-and belief that NJ. has
wfuliY slsIfi ID. or besn grossly dap,d. IN these
strange transactions. We have now done! We have
discharged duty in Mailing thi, bare coin to the
couutsr-aoi arr aim at dsoo,ed to in
opinion with tbs Editor OF the Phil Inquirer that
ntsllgsnt Journalistic lessen their natural dgnty descend
Ing to the discussion of the truth y of statement which
snanaes from OF little that of the Literary
6ubaltcrn"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

clark Of the Eastern District Of Virginia.
August 20 3O-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

The West India Trdde.-We give two very difs :
reports upon This suhject-one from st. Andre
aud the last from PASSPORT 10 not believe tho for.
NERVE thiuk the last has probability its sde.-I
could not be long before Mr.. McLanes ns gociaous,
suspends by the long illness OF the last King, would
be revived under the present We shall wait W it
mpairn for the result,--In the time, we
hone for the hest,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

event, TO - ---. In the regular course OF the
mail, ought 10 have received reply in or days; but
10 this time (the 18th August have heard not word
the subject. Doubtless the letter the answer has
is-caried.Livng at this distance from the county,
could not know without previous enquiry of this
ture. what would be a convenient time for the
To have ordered one without that ledge, might
have been productive of much Inconvenience and in.
Justice. Reference therefore made TO the gen
uemen before mentoned both highly respectable coun
sci, and residing the spot. ] regret the result"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

Change Of hands!-Messrs. Thomas l.. Thruston and
p. r. Feniall have withdrawn from the National
Journal ''under the influence of considerations entirely
personal in their nature, and having relation the
venience Of the establishmen"-We not acquaint-
ed with the character of Mr. Thruston; but Mr.. Fem
dali is unquestionaby of talents His celebrated
criticisms Mr.. Adams's 18th of July Grafton adj
miraby written-but his 'right hand (seems to have)
lost its cunniRg the moment touched the numbering
columns of the National JournalThis "Chid of sc ia
thers is henceorth to be published by VIM Duncan
and edited by John Agg."-What delightful dramatic
management do we anticipate from the present con-
Germ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20
EXTRACT IF a letter from a Judge Of the GenerO
Court to ms friend an this City

GAS as learned that there would probably he
no Superior Court held in Fduquier, which the
3rd inst. 1 wrote 10 - , that if no Court had
been ordered, he might any day that he thought
convenient for one; provided time allowed to
get TO my own Circuit on the first Monday in Septem
ber and might give public notice in the Warenton pa
pers, that Court would be held at the time he might fix
cheerfully hold in that county. For fear that -
might be absent, addressed the letter in thai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20

We observe with profound regret the following para
graph in the last 'Banner of the Constitutions"
Agreeaby to the notice contained in No. Of Au-
gust H. this paper will be discontinued after the 4th OF
December next. Subscribers who have not paid,
respectfully requested to do so, at early period
convenient"
We intended republishing this day Mr. Raguets
notice Of the 1lth inst We shall do so i'm next-and
ask the People, whether they will let able and
admirable advocate of Free Trade and the Consti-
tuition perish without adequate snpport-I ought to be
prevented if the purses of our couarymen open,
as their principles free.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-07-28
POETICAL.
>Mn. EDITvH:

Me-. EDrroH:
perceive you occasionally lend your column
20 articles in behalf Of the cause of Temperance
t,er~forc bog tho favor of YOU to insert the fol
lowing extracts from Mr.. Bnr,S's poem on Ed
reatioa The evils Of incompetence s,e here ,le,
pic,ed ~ith truth and power q.
IL winds its snarrs, aud plants its fatal lures,
Among the flowers that crown tie locund path
Ia Inch the needless feet al childhood run.
Il binds the strength ii manbood in its tolls,
And digs its fiery pitfalls Tor the limbs
Oh tovcring agr. As Its ,.rS-t aIvhctypc,
The priuce Of Gends, elctl,c his horrid form
IN shining robes, like thosc pure angels wear,
Aud hide his hcIIi IN front in looks benign:
So can this Drmon MAX in brigi,, array
It, foul defor,nity, aud veal ,n Snii,s
tnd winning Establishments IT. aspect dir,,.
In these It's most appalling dangers i,,rk:
For while tho heart I'm xcenss OF festive mirth,
And social joy, indulg~s happy dr,,a,ns
That nousht of harm is near, the monster plies
IIis sly seductive arts, free insrss finds
10 Its exposed unguarsicd eitsiel,
And DER the Welding passions son obtains
An easy conquest.
Would that the Muse, in eoiors tr,,e to life,
Gould paint his hidcous form a., in his march
Dc'as,ing this fair ua,ion, itappcars
She secs him stripped of his d,iu>ive chzrms,-
bloa'ed monster gorging human h,,arts.-
I.t never oyed-His feverish viSage tells
The quenehless thirst that burns within h,s veins;
Ills ever hot and reeking breath bespeahs
The baleful furnace whepce its volumes roll. -
The swollen tongue, excoriated lip,
Aud eye inaamcd, his shameless guilt deeLsrc,
Indul cent fathers, tender mothers wake
From your dclusivc dreams that all is safe
With those dear objects Of your fondest hopes
Who daily mingie where the wine cup flows,
Aud unrcstraiped partake its charming ,lr1ught.
Teach them there's poisoa in the sparkling wave,
That deadly APPS are twin-d amidst the ~rca,l,s
Which crown the na,nuing bowl. That when the
veins
Have once mbibcd its svert infectious banc,
IL leaves faint thst ofttines maddens heart
Aud brain,-and drives 20 ruin aud TO DEATH
Look round the land and see unnumbcred proofs
That this is not Wild fiction's idle strain
Who docs not mourn relative or friend
BY sczandalous ebricty dcbased,
Where can the happy ncighborhood be found
In which il does not she'd whitening curse
Ger scenes iuxurisnt with domestic joys'