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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05
AssrttN3I &aIr8.
TEIspAY.
RY OTIS. DUScOp & m

TAILS GAY. tH
RS OTIS, DUNf0P ~ co.
GROCERIES,>S,c.
On FRIDAY, the 9Th inst half ~ 10 o'clock will bs
s1o al o., Anetn Store general assen OF Grocenes
.4DDI7Yo.NAL.
Wl De added TO ous sale this MORNING,
Crates, each containing n blue printed Ginino
set-a quantity of stone china pchers-paying >,rds
ST. Croix and New Orleans sugars \ b.
Moasses, prime green coffee
Sweet Malaga wine
French brandy in half pipcs
Imitation branfy, Antigua rum
Holland and country gin
Gunpowder and Imperial tea
Imperial tea in 2lb leads
~ boxes sperm candes--tallow candles
y cases fancy soap, assorted
~ cases shoes--10 do hats
10 barrels winter pressed oil
3z boxes Chocolate, indigo mustard, ginger, Sc
gars, hg blse, writing and wrapping paper pine an
pie cheese, &c. &c. .. d. Co. Aucts
ADDITIONAL
Tobacco Screws
boxes Manufactured Tobacco.
teo o ID. g. co. Aucts.
virtue Of TWO Deeds of executed John NJ Arms
~, @sn and Msm Dannlidss BY William Morris and
and the other on the esheenh day Of February, 1sas-an
Charles Gay, by the said William Morris on The tenth da
OF Jui lS2Sa OF which deeds in the Hustics
Court of the city Richmond shan proceed 10 se ON the
eInns-s the l6 day February next for ready nouey
Ion Tie purposes therein mentioned Lots pieces pates
the plan of the said c, by No (347 hundred and nIy.
segen and No (352l three hunret y.two WHICH se
conveyed to the said W am Morris by Thomas RuherfouTS
ana saah his WIFE, by their deed bearing dare the day o.
June, la25 and admitted rrcO.d the clerks Office of te
court oil Hastings for said ctyand which e.eced
extensive hrics ouildugs used warehouse and other
purposes also thIee other Lots pieces parcels of Lang
Known aud tie plan said CITY, by number
81 hIfe hn6ed and forty two, number three hundred and
iosiy three a11 and number three hundred and forty
SID with the buildings commonly called Shockoe Warehouse
un all ether buildings end Improvements thereon; which pro-
perry was sanyeyeli TO the said William Morris, by
several deeds for undivided moees rsnioie made ON the
tenth day OF june 1926, by Richard Gregory Elizabe e
wife and john PcJa, and WILSON Gregory the o,h-r ate
G The same day. by Josep Dudley Chesterfield onfy anE
10th admitted TO record IL the clerks Office die Hslnrs
Coni ci sad city; aD, other Lot piece faIce LAM
Known ana Distinguished Az due plan Of sad city, by numnef
sIee hundred and forysx Ib), winch Was 10 SAID
William Ins by William a Smith and SaIab smith ~,
their deed bearing dae the 18th day of September 1896 Ap3
the city aineSaid. -" \ 49,.
The TrusfEes haze known tie title 10 the fneS1a,
giopey 10 he questioned but they wal only convey Ni
IS vesle1 Ia Themselves 80. -. 81 ~ y
JOHN NJ. ARNlISTEAp \
~. cambridge,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE n's'ssf:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05
Land and Negroes for Sale.

"hVING resolved TO remove 10 the State of
- Ohio nov oBhr for sale my Tract of Land
III the county OF Lancaster cont aiming three hundred
and elgbty-seve acres, This tract is situated OIL
Indian Creek, fine, bold water-cotlrse abounding
N oysters OF tue finest SIZE and favour Fish Of
every dsscrlption common to the Chesapeake, arc
caught here IN the create abundance. Sheepshead
aye taken IN three hundred yards of the dwelling
borse-a cove IN .cTs than hundred yards of the
mansion, is particularly appropriated the raising
oysters, m which there Is now good euppiy. The
dwelling house contains two large rooms a chamber
and passage on thu lover door. and four rooms on the
second Tue out bou.cs consist of O barn. stable.
caTrIs &c house, Corp houses, an exrellcut kitchen
smoke house. &c. There is, from this situation, a
beautiful view Of the Bay, distant l., miles. qhe
land is eQuu any in the lower part 81 the Northern
Seck, level and row laid of foup fields
seventy acres each, Gae of Which is In clover This
tract is certainly the most desirable in this section
OF Virginia, at 4 convenient distance from 3 places
OF religious worship the courthouse and the mills
and about miies from Rihnurnock, rising and
tourfshIng little village. tract conGning about
the same quantity OF acres, also be purchased on
fair terms, Immediately adjoining mine, and winch
vac once part of the same farm-the two MAKING
on estate OF seven hundred acres Intending to sett e
in non holding State viii dispose OF twenty
Negroes good terms, Of the purchaser VIII moi
separate the families seventeen of them likely
and valuable at their ages, any in The State con
cIstng of men. womcn. boys and girls.
Should any gentleman bout Richmond or Washipg-
ton, Utsb TO purchase beg leave 10 refer them for
more dfsnerested information the land, to EIr.
Chinn OF the Virginia Senate Messrs Leland and
cambridge Of the House of Delegates, and Mr.. J.
Paliaferro of Congress My address is ndian Greek
near KIlmarnock, Lancaster county, Va.
RALPH EDMUNDS.
| P.S. So remarkably healthy rs this farm that
have not had an occasloD TO call in physician bu
twice for3 years. RE.
/ feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05
ConImissioner's Office.

fdpp1hdnn0ck, Jan, 20. 1880.
The parties interested, will take notice. thatI have
appointed Friday, the 5th day of March next to- settle
the accounts directed by the order of Court
and on that day, by 10 o'clock A. NJ they are required
to attend at this Office, with all the vouchers record
COPIES and other testimony, necessary to enable nc
to comply with the said order OF court -
LAWRENCE MUSE.
teb 5-law 4vc VI. Com. Oh. Ct Fred.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05

Stcpcs at INSTRUMENTATION ricos regarding tue
Public Lands.
we have expressed tho opinion, that dark projects
were entertained by Presidential ospirants, in
respect to the Public Lands, and auxiliary to tho
accomplishment of their personal and ambitious OBJ
iccts. The incidents of the late debate at Wash
iugton, seem to have made this impression the
minds Of many observers on the spot, who have tx
pressed them through the Press in different parts
Of the country a definite idea has arisen, that a
league for the benefit Of Mr.. Calhoun vas formed
attempted, between certain portions Of the South and
the West-comented by mutual benefits, the Prosi-
dcDcy 10 him, and tho Public Lands to the craving
9Deitcs cfthasc--the East 70 be insuaJ and often
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05

A y assortment OF FoolscOp and fine Medium and
"A Royal Printing Poser, on consignment, for sale.
Gp2 'AS WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05

FOR RENT,
- The Tencmcn; on II street, Just above
Hssff the Swan Tavern, lately in the occupancy
ktk,WD e Mr.. G.. G. Richardson. IL has been
kERMk1s heretofore considered excellent stand
for retail Grocery. Pc Sc ssion may be had imme
diately. For terms, apply TO Mr. G.. X. Italian, on
the premises, or to
IAN 29-ts PRESTON SMITH, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-05

n We publish Gen. HAYNES drs, speech this
n'ofn,nc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
.Toretg,r HlrteIlt9Rmce.
From the New-York American, November III
 LATER FROM FRANCE.

From the New.York American, November l7 II
 LATER FROM FRANCE.
 By the Formosa packet ship from Havre. we have Paris papers to the goth ut. This is an uncommonly short passage at this season. We translate hastily such articles as appear of interest. There is no authority for the pub licati0n hGi etofore made Ofthe Prussian troops having entered Belgium, nor is there as we continue to think, any probability of their doing so. An article under the Berlin head of 8th October says expressly. that the King desires. of all things, to avoid war though it states, erroneOusly as we suspect, that Prussia, as we'll as England, had been called upon to interpose by arms. A similar allegation as to England was authOritatively contrailicted by the London Courier, and we presume it to be equally unfounded with regard to Prussia
 The King of France reviewed the National Guard of Versailles, and :ts rnvirons, on the lStb,amounting to from 20 to 25. 900 thousand men, mostly all uniformed, and all armed.- The King was accompanied by his two sons, Lafayette, and General Gerard; and was re- ceived with the greatest enthusiasm. v.
 The lives of the Ex-ministers are, it may be feared, endangered by the vehemence of some of the assemblages of Paris, which seem intent on bringing them to the block. notwithstanding the sentiments of the King, of Lafayette. and of petitions from some Uf the wounded in the memorable days of July, that the authors of the calamites of those days might be spared. The editor of the Temps, one of the papers that earliest and most fearlessly denounced tho ordOnnonces, has also petitiOned for mercy to the prisoners. The Patriote newspaper however, recently es- tablislled, echoes the cry for their blood and It will be difficult for the government to resist. if the Chamber of Deputies hesit- ates. Yet it would be a noble consumnation of glorious revolution, that it should be un- stained by blood shed on the scafFold.
 From tho north of Europe we see nothing of interest. The south Of Spain was actually invaded by Gen. Valdez, but with force Of only 800 men This does not look like seri- "ns work. Of Italy, as yet. we hear nothing but 1t must come. The messenger from St. Petersburg bring Ing his new instructions to M. Pozzo di Ror- go, Ambassador at Paris. had arrived at Stras- burg.
 PARIs. Oct. le. A band of some thirty persons, marching three by three. and carrying a tri-colored flag with this inscription, |" death to the Ex Min isters." presented itself to-day about twelve, l before the Palais Royal. The National l Guard took up arms, and the standard bearer anu several other individuals were arrested.
 This evening frequent assemhlagcs took | place in the Courts of the Palais RoyaL-l Cries of ' Down with the Ministers, the head Of Po'ignac," were uttered. The National
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25

AtgeeTS.-Ine following ls an extract Of a private letter from Algiers, dated the 22d ult. :- +tte
 "TO-morrow the first of the regiments un- der orders tO return will embark for TOulon on board five vessels of the squadron, and as soon as means of transport shall arrive. the second regiment will take its departure. The sick ln the military hospitals amount to 14OO men, and those in the regimental hospitals 10 about 800. We have -four in store for two months, and large supply of brandy; we are provided with forage. and the markets are well stocked with cattle. Several vessels have been sent to Naples to procure straw for soldiers bedding. Every man, when the rainy season comes on, will he sheltered in the houses, and stabling is preparing for all the horses Of artillery and cavalry regiments. |" short every practicable precaution is taken 10 preserve the troops. We however expect 10 nave many more fever cases next month than at present. The Commander-in- Chief nas announced to the army the benevolent in- tennOns of the King towards tt. The troops are gratifed by the assurance that his Majes- " relies upon them with the same confidence that they place in him. A sad accident has just happened at the old powder magazine 0f the army. The transfer was very nearly nnlshed, when one of the workmen, perceiv- !ng that some few grains dropped between the of the floor, attempted to take l part Of it up, in doing which. he struck spark
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
il Ss.aI G.sN.

FROM liFEEroOL=fh Tho Packet ship
Britannia. n New fnlt, saIhd from Liverpool
On the Sd ui. tn London adv ices ne no
uter than hose brought by Tie tornlhlnn.
Among the passengers ~ the britannia, y
Chamberlain vow SouoLTLN, Governor Gene
rnl oil the Danish West India Islands. who has
brcn sent out by his gpvernme, Special
Ambassador 10 this country. lho New YorE
Gazette remarks thai the particular objects al
his ms 'inn cannot Of course he known. but
they are presumed 10 relate, IN some degree 10
the existing s'ato OF the undr between thi,
country aud the Danish Islands. with regard
TO all dat concerns which, he must. ieom his
long res,dGnee IN rhos6 Islands, bo wen ac.
quainIcd
The late SIR Robert Peel IA said 10 have died
worth two millions and a half III, will was
proved IN Doctors Commons, aud sworn 10
YCrrd a miilion. which benis the highest pro.
bate duty, Ei6Oy0l
The Brnop Of Lincoln, hna bcen cbotun ia.
Tor 81 the Princess tirtarrn.
By Report Of The iluusr ut towmnug, il
Appeals thai very singular post Office haud
Wag d tcctod ~ ls22 alter II bad been ~ aps-
ra,,ln - az. LII, -ooa clerks and lette'
onll,t1 "a he Edinburgh Pat Ofhre bad con
DEBATED L. steal money from letter. aud for
the prii"d mentioned abstractrd At, much ~
twenty puubds day.
lrtsr,prnled that aoyetal meeting. have
LACEY been hrd q, lie N,Iqaif nj BspsdcVnrs
Tor the purpose "i getting up lormid6bie ~.
position 20 the Dukn OF HtliIngton's admins.
Udtoa.
lie InrR papers assert that Frederick,
Ptlace ct Orange, the srr4nd sou Of lbu King
ol lhe hslberland3 Is likely to be appointed
sovereign ~ otccee, IN the room OF ftiuco
Leopold.
Ihe ScGn fdCriugt The new rnnd ~ the
vicinity 81 Portland place, London. vas slecifI.
hrd IN wednesday, at five clock, by the ap
prhtanro oi = steam rtrriHse, which threaded
oil ihr ~tilienhes 81 crosded passage, without
any "Ppa'epi impulse. There, wHs neither
smohe nor noise there was 40 external iorce
or palphbIe dirccunn tho carriage seemed 10
move ~ It's own Voiiion, passing by horses
without giving them the least alarm descfib.
ing haii circles round the corners trying short
reere Wtih sianboprs and Gabr,olels aud 1y.
ing wlh tbr same rapid and slpndy space over
90" most unequa. gronld. FIVE gentlemen and
lady w"te quite II lhc,r ease - passengers ;
opo gentleman directed the moving principle,
and another appeared 10 81 uUconcrrned be.
mud, bot his OBJECT was asccrianad 10 he the
care ~ the fuel aud wntCr. IL vas altogether
startling aud uncommon .igh hui It was
tvdenily - complete triumph Of the principle,
and ibr surrrss Of THESE carriages was, IN the
opmtr Of tie spectators, completely establish
ed. lhr canIoge VAS lghGy aud Convenient
" hull, MAJ anger Or heavier ghan IA moderate
ph@ton. II went without the least vibration
ana preserved u balance ia the most compcb.
ted movemrnis. In pace MAS vhrind from
i've Ia twelve miles an hour accof ding TO plea
sure noG the sl"ppaRe ~ accelerated lroR,rss,
was effected ",ti tho Quekurss oil thought.
Ahtr AZ exhibition of half IN hour, the cafflage
went into yaT4 IN bnny s4svct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

unpaid ier saying, q Yes and keeping The
peace, ant essIy species Of mechanic arts Will
be neglected, sAGrpt paper 10 cypher on.
Jih We would nv 10 means advise Our
friend - move IL the County ot Branch. 1hr
people "'ll study nothing but metaphysics.
They will 81 and think. So TINT thrre will hr
no hauses built 10 I've IN, aud no vietuals toah 20
sd 10 eat. lhs traveller rs he passes through
that land will lhmk ia part ol the ground. II
the sleeping haAuly ia the wood, 10 which the
dnmrsucs uavr not vet been reused from their
icthsgY. Or n some one Of them should al.
tempt 10 walk. be will run his head against the
nest tee, or Trip oser the next stump. and test
The ketNcian lht0,y Of the non existence Of
matter.
6th. OF the coun', u Eaton beware The
whole popuahnp will he Cadmn'cs, aud every
one vii make 10 alphabet, and a grammar, Il
not laugonge Tor himself Babel was taint
tvpp a the confusion which will prevail among
the eomb,natlaa, oi lhe sounds aud letters which
wi|i prevail ihae. " Recollection will reiain
the tart. Of lis tiscards. when Babel lseit shall
have heru tats1nen.
TN lh,ieNlN he no uae ~ anns into the
county Of Bury, because ynn vii be ufn.d
ont rs koon a. Npu Get ma TnvRiier process
which HE reapa viii call RJrlou.mg, - Aud
ihey will accuse wa 81 having lnckcl ihr.r
po.kets Nhsn thr, havo Unjust YOU forth "a
nuke a. the bhch OF ,1Uf hand.
sib Mr. can ~ rrcommend il rs SAFE TO
settle - County 81 Ref,rn Before yan
know it,yon Nil ~aka up some morning aud
fad ne county anaated n Geofgin. aud Tia,
YOU IRE subject To imprisonment for four ycars
II yop d1u't leIlr,a II. You will find tlnt. ton
are ellisrn Is Tar n being sued, 6nrd nJd
hnneed eoet bat yon viii net bu allowed to
1--WE trs''mony. I'yau have any gold or Jew.
ely about yen, they . ~ take IL awsV beeanse
) On nave no bnsnsfs with such things.
On the whole, 'hsn. We recommend fur locn-
ton either the County Of OaLiand or Waahln.
nav. There al" - efsRI many fins openings
thou, and seserai gentlemen are already living
there IN NE best of clover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

Cruel thai may he givsa % calves 40 Wi q,
pies, Wiz great advsn'aga nd sa.,s... nj NJ
We rrcollert reading "a 49ypr,ise.,'..,I =, =,
COOK. :" winch this ntce4ssf, caution ,,.s#s 5,h-
JIM. heae neei spply sho canno, c.ok /,
HApI,Bes.
any observes, that jadishes gov hest. in
sa' si'""ds, aud thtre..fr they are nstrfsd
WIN "'at@.sh "dief, Which. says he ISL.
NSa5e mat .hr Tadishss IN Er,pta IA, b.,trr
H"a s"te'ef than saY olaet ia The would. ,.r
mere 'Ies are bsde"ed and sprmIsIed with
mtfe. "''
Sa'N"ts aie opening, atenuaiiug, ana an.
II seorbo'lc. Out atiorl alae nanri,bp.ni
'h'y are dtareiic, aud good iOr the stone sHd
gravel.
TART RHra lfB
iss Va@e7hle st'l hotis IS rank in lhe
h'eEen-"ai den, whore il l,.nsty ,.,rties#.3
principally i1r sptiue tlrIs. iaa. yeuna sun,
OF the leaves being peeled ast cut. MAKE an
ayr. cable pudding or tar, " 30 many persons
prefer ~ either green goes.ba.riey az appiss =.
" Is Often oScd as a mixture s. these fruits
WIN me former hptore II has a,..aed IFS f,vor.
and W'.t the other alter il hes n=ftt hy kepr-
ne II Is alSo served up Ia r,isns. d.. &c.
Medical men taSe rec,namt lei IL, ~ one of
'"f most co"iWg ara - hgsesualF taItS stat t-
,aos lis now fofoed tar tne London maR
VETS, where Il meets Win A ready aud r,ro.
hta5le sa!e. Inc roo's OF Ibis snerias Of ,An.
barb ah"d grote puge, but afe pf uerio,
medicinal sis,ues 10 ih" other varieties
RICE.
o. al the psn's ilansp lautod frow the an.
c'en, c"unuenl ,afo The Nv " oIld. rice la,
>eceetord The ur.f Inc sol il many t,,l, Of
America ~fs ounl by tie INST seltlrrs covered
with fhe iasse. o trees ami dctayed vegetable
!" fa'rd sat" from four To SIX h.fiip deplh.
IL sol would hage been too mulsl and rl.h
i'rather gram, nnn il had h,rn j, Sung de.
gree exhausted by the irppYrtshne plant OF
tHa 'ooacc7, o. tho thIrs stalks OF the rlce.
iof II - remarkably curious lnat 50 dry = gfaln
Nhnnid require 50 much mui.,ute, aud HAT
wafshy "2ffh sho9ld produce \ serd ahordin,
40 dttne"i OF 50 exquisite a taste, and which ~
As wholesome ms Il is dry. ln The LIand o t
ontlun, aud IN nost parts OF ASA where rlcp IS
cultivated, they make Reservoirs Of water To-
refresh 'his p.antPse'v dal although they e
tGi The taoisp>i so1i the oa,tYGiaIs ate oHrn
hsa way ap their ires IN water 0ur, as M
7oiYest approaches, they suffer tar ground so
dry, Tor II acquires rs tAuca heat IL un4iufe ne
s"ea Is uo..'ure 10 n"urlsh II,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22
REMARKS VEGETABLES.
PARsSiFs

PAESNlFS
lows will feed freely on parsnip roots which
" cause them 10 give abundance OF milk Of a
ich qualify. In Germany they are sovn for
,"> express purpose. Sheep when amhiog, il
ieu WIG iAIs foot, produce much mix.
PnTATofs.
Sir Walter Raleigh IS SAD to have given
some potatoes to his gardener in I,eand, as 4
me fruit from America, and ordered them 40
Pc planted IN the kitchen garden. In August
me plants lowered, and in September prod0s
.'I ihe hn't but the berries we're so differ
.n' 10 what the gardener expected that 10 an
u humor he carried the potalo.applss to his
"aSltr. Is this (said he'd the fine fruit from
AM''ien You plased - highly?" SIR Waher
'""eF w, OF pretended TO be. ignorant Of the
""''f aud desired the gardener since that
We" ne case, 10 dig up the weed and throw il
''''. Inc Gatdr0Pr, however, soon returned
a'.h good parcel OF potatoes
me cultivation of the po'atoe in England Is
W" become almost ofeqnai importance 10 that
u corn and they have not only potato shops
q" potato merchants. who trade to great ex-
nv IN The metropolis. Arthur loung observes
~ ms account OF Essex. so FAR back as 1907,
."" Mr.. Pitman, OF Barking, in that county,
gay one of the greatest growers Of potatoes
~ nat Kingdom. having ia general three hun,
''e" acres annually planted wuh lbis ssein'
,2o'' aud sending to market three thousand tons
po'afoes, all washed ready Tor sale.
l0e farin1, or -four, Of whiGh starch is made
ae.shy procured iron potatoes, By simply
s,"Ins them into clear spring water, When II
p"ra'es from the other particles, and sinks 10
,"e bottom. When potatoes are fforen, will
observed, that it IS only the water winch
,De frost affects, and not the starch, which
Ip .
irozsn.
=, Potatoes boiled down to a pulp and passed
''''sh sieve, fsrm drong no'r,Han
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~aNTTV5 II V



love LETTER II wish YOU knew my
Tom. lie Isl p rfecl oririna-nnlile
NV ,L,ng else ON the wide enthusiastically
"'v He has grown 10 be an old Bachelor
10 drinks ms Champagne aud SMOKES MS
",,, With a few old an6 choice friends. laughs
The world, and thanks his sihrs he Isa free
an Yet Toms heart IS not Geld one for
IL,ya seen him often IN a state oi sentimental
-, ,.bicb boarding school Mss might envy.
~, ~, dear fellow said h. one cav alter
=. ,-hpn his eyes .ega hrmioil Of sfat.
s'.s,, and champsjr cue, :" might baFe welded
=. On. a girl t--gsod heavens sas was an an
.Ti Rat dtd'nt--I knew better-tor isd
chilling 10 boast OF Their. And she loved
o,c-pever was affection mo'e 'ncefe ar more
,,,..lp looked al Tom as he sad this
't.'s bs SAT, with his long SPINDLE loSs Cro.s-
40 Zach othrr--hls shfun<sn and yellow Yls
ags. nee,ioc al me through cloud ot cigar
smok.. A pretty figure To he toNcd thought
and laughed outright a The Idfa
- ,no nav laugh sid rom, somewhat
,.o.,,shlv-4.. bit look here, man. aud he drea.
,ro,n flo,ce coroer of bis immense pochel
no.k worn and yelo" sheet % etli edged
,.,,eg on which rcad the following exquisite
,rneai to my friend TOMS galIanirs
nb come to ne his sefy eve, ior am all alone,
4 Veaoing by NV whiting Je.k, aud Pa ami
Ma have soue
They say ina you are going ot--'ha' ia has
eyed you Ill :
But fine has, depend upon't his daughter Hever
will
We had ,hat ugly lawes here to dine with US
to-day
And Ma took pains to speak to hin in her pa
ternal way,
5besald--no matter what she s.id--,ae aw,er