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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

-vIRGINIa. Set At a court held for Bedford county
~ a, the courthouse on the 25th day OF Jan ie3u-,
Charles C. Patterson, PHI. against Dd'a hy'e anu
William Kyle, detts -.,.-., A..
The defendant, William Kyle, not having entered ms
nncorance and given security according to the act OF
Assembly aud the rnlcs of this court and II appearing TO
49, of the court that he IS not au inhHbltant
of this C commonwealth On the motion ct tho palntli
Nv counsel il is ordered that the said def Wmhyle do
appear here on the th Monday IN March next lnd Y
er the il of the plaintiff md that copy OF tins
er he G,rth,y inserted in some newspaper printed IL
he town ofynchburg for TWO mouths successfully, anu
posted at the front door OF the courthouse 81 h county
on lyo several court days. ,,,,1,,,,,o ., :.
Copy-reste, u A "lN"r I'LL ~ "a a. -
Feb. "~"f'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

$EfIRGiNIA--At Rules holden in the Clerks office of
tao superior Court of ChaGcory for the Lynchburs
District, the "a day of Nov. 1879 Dennis Hardy
Essy Hardy aud betsy Hardy, Ptfs. against james
Joping adm'r of Baptist Hardy dec. John Early
Thomas Davis, admir- ofaIitche Ewing, dec. Jacob
White, Henry Hardy WIN. Hardy, Jesse Witt and
Rachel his wife, late Rachel Hardy, and George
Hardy aud Sophia his wife lae SOPHIA Hardy ,Dets
The defendants David Lockett and Rachel his wife.
&Gcorge Hardy aud Sophia his wife, not having enter
cd their appearance and given security according to the
act Assembly and the rules ofths cOurt,& appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi-
tans OF this country il is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here the first day day ofthe next term and
answer the bill ofthe plaintiffs andhat copy Of this OF
hef ne ortar lth Inserted in some newspaper printed
IN lat N OF LYnchburg for two months successive,
~ aud posted the front door of the house IN
'he sad to"n Aeopy-Feste. J. WILLS, &C.
Jan. III w2m43
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TYR Ms. :.

q. rer auuun, pay able In sdvance.-So sub
u f"Tn be received for less time than six months
'ePp na,sr will be discontinued Out at the discretion
ae "a. 40 tS,to.s) until all arrearases are paid
will be snJ 81 90 sGo or Pel
spare ~, Those from a distance must be paid for
s1n'hu,s hair Insertion the payment assumed by
r Prev responsible % person in Lynchoars'
ch.ncery Orders not exceeding two squaresare
,.'s,,ed for six dollars.
Latter. addressed to tho Editors must be post
=, tsey will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

OIlCE.-An persons lrdr ted IL he
~ firm of 8artin n dar,on, please Ia NOT
pay any thing To John NJ Burton, or any per.
son whomsnever, until ihcrr Is settlement be.
tween John NJ. Burton aud myself il they
do they may expect the law viii be put IN
force against tn m-and when there is a settle.
ment, they shall know IT,
OLIVER w MARTIN.
March | dth7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

WYIRGtNIA--At Rules holden IN the clerks office o
the Superior Court of Gbanccry for the Lynchbutg
District the End Of Nov 1890 William Durret plIf
against Samuel Stoner aud Jacob Depew, admr OF
James Depew, decd defts.
The defendant jacob Depew not having entered
his appearance given security according to the act OF
Assembly, and the rules of this Court aud it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an lnhabitant
ofths country is ordered that the SAID defendant do
appear here the first day of the term aud an
the bill of the plaintiffs. and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
IN tic Of Lyuchburg for mouths successfully,
and posted at the front door of the courthouse in the
said town copy. Teste,
JWILLs, C. C.
Jn II w2m45
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puM Cotton, sc. &c.

q HE Su .scr,ber has iusi received 1901 lbs
y apun Cotton, of The very esl quait, -
Also, few bales Sd and a Cornn Cloths
heavy aud very good which be- will sell verv
'hrap. Tor cash. And Is IN dall, expectation
Of an additional supply of Fame, Goods
HENRY ALLISON.
March 1. Is
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS
At pY'RiCTITE PRICES

a II hh'f y II hf' Il -
n AIDES Velvet Cr-yats. fashionable article
Il Paris Pelrrines, supeIbls worked
Lace Collars, OF the newest style
Scpllnped Belt Ribbons. latest fa.hion
Beautiful lnsering and Scolloped Trimmings
Richly worked and highly embossed Robes
Mandarinc blk. Grapes, of the first order
The above have just bren received and our
friends may rely on Great bargains this Spring
MCKEE, ROBINSON IL 20.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

SEfiRGINlA-At Rules holden inthe Clerks Office Of
W the Superb Court OF Chancery for the Lynchburg
District, the ID day ofNoy. le9o. Wan ISrdy, adn''r
ofPeter Detto dec. Pitt against Prosser Pow ELL adm.
ofRichard Powell, jr. dec. the said Prosser Powell
aud James Ice surviving of Richard Powell
dec. the SAID Prosser Powell in his own right, Thomas
Powell, Lindsey Padget and Catharine his wife, and
Francis Powell, Ann Powell, George Powell, Lucy
p Leo Joseph l.. Lee, CharlesL Ice, Sally Lee.
Nancy Lee, Francis Lee, Madison Ice, and Lee,
infants by Commissioner Benagh specially assigned
their Guardian, aud Elizabeth Powell, Dctls.
The defendant Thomas Powell not having entered his
ascarance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court, aud il appearing
NV satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabant OF
This country ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of Thu
order be forthwith inserted in some spaper print
ed in the Town of Lynchburg, for two months success
syey aud posted the frontdoo of the courthouse
in the said town.
Acopy-Teste, J. WILLS, C. c.
Var W2mIJ
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PEDIGREE,

Bolival's sire was sT Hal, the best son of the
imported hors Sir Harry, by sir Peter Ieazie,
Halls dam by The imported horse SaItram. y
Eclipse, his gran am by the 'mported horse
Medley. ny Jun Crack, hiss grandam by Jim
Cock hls 9. G. grandam b, Young Aristotle, by
HE imported horse Aristotle, BolVar's dam by
old Diomrd, his grandan w Id Ar. z iran
dam by Apollo, q. = grandam by Partner, 6.
= &. gtandam by fearnaught, his (. g. 4. &.
grandam Hn imported mare John Bland
CUTLER Il PENDLE1ON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

&yAtRGINIA-At rulesholden in the clerk Office OF
w ,ba Snnpror Court of Chanccry for the bynchburE
oiatrl1 The I'd day of Nov ls29. Joab Early, PITT,
against William Stone and Nancy his WIZ Cary
'Jouev and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Abshire and
Noiiey his wife Wm Wright, sen, and Cay his wife,
perey Slone, VIM. Simpkips aud Sally his wife Ra'
chi sanford John Doran, Jas Toncy and alilly his
wife, Eusabia Pate, Anthony Pate 1ohn rHe Jr' i'm
nov pate Apgy Pate Alien Slone and Ailly his wife,
and Richard Doran, Deits -. , -
The defendants Carey Toney and Elizabeth his wife,
Rachel Sanford and Richard Doran' not having
nrdg TO the act Of Assembly aud the rules Of this court
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this country II Is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on the first day OF
the ne term and answer tho bill OF the plaintiff
aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted u
some newspaper printed in the town of Lynchburg for
two months succcssyey and posted at the HON door OF
,le court house. in the said town.
copy-Teott, j. WILLS I. Z.
To, II w2m43
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GENERAL. WASHINGTON.


The following are tie names i,he members
Of The Select COMMITTEE. appointed On the
moiion of Mr. Mi chel. o Wary lahd 10 nj.
icnd 10 the SUBJECT OF tue en,ombmen' Of the
romRins OF General WASHINGTON ~ the Cati.
II
Mr. Mnchch. of Maryland Mr. Anderson,
i" Name Mr. Harvey. of New Hampshire
Nj Gprhnm. OF MhHao husots Nh Burgcs.
oi Island Mr. Barber. of Crnneeie1' Mr..
swift of V"mont; Mr.. Cambreleng, Of New
York Mr. SSnnu, OF New Jersey Nj. Hemp.
hill, OF Peenn lv"nin /, MI Johns OF Deleware .
'If Z. Z. Barbour, al Virginia Mr. Hall, u.
North Ca,oln" Mr. Drnyiou. Of South Caro-.
linn Mr. Wilde, Of Grorgia MI. Il. NJ.
Johnston, II Kentucky NJ Polk. ol Ienncs-
see Mr. Sn"brrry, oi Ohfo M. Overton, OF
Louisiana Mr.. 1rsL ol Inulhna MIR. Dun g.
can, Of Illinois Nh. Clay, of Alabama MI
Peu,s, OF Missouri and Mr. Kinds, of MSss.
''ppi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

n USf received. a fresh supply OF Drugs
~ Medicines, Palnts, Sash Tools, fancy
snuff Boxes, Snuff. &c.
Also, a supply oil winter strained Lamp Oh ;
all of which are offered as low as they can be
bought in thu market
WIN. J. HOLCOMBE.
Dec. 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
NM HiE vAN.N,
FOR SALE.

AN disposed TO Seil my Mill and Pania.
y. uon ON Cars creek in he county OF Rock,
bridge, l,lng on The highway from Gown gton
aud Bath ID Lexington. distant about Xxx miles
from the latter, and two miles from the North
fork of James River, whl,h is navlgable TO
L,"chbnre Ihs arm contain npwa d, ii
400 acres-a large portion al which is OF ex
cellent qealliy. md has snicien, quantity. oi
meadow-all oil viii h Is waleied The IN
provemenlS are good country farm house and
all u crssn'y out houses ;an-w Barn of the
first order, and 200 acres OF cleared Liant which
may be DIVIDE lalo ier fields, ~ as to have
running water M ehch "a ,alnahle Merchant
Mil, lately bull, with Nv" pair Of ston, a. the
house Is three stories high, and rye enough
I" contain ten thousand bushels oi wheat.
The situation I tins iarm. independent nf its
ieTlnty, adds greatly 10 us value II is ~ the
neIghbol hood Of thee manufactures ofirou,
ofLeXlng on. the College ol Washington and
affords an excellent stand for country stoic.
A gfn lena" dcsrous OF siding IN Lexington
GA account al his children, could with ronvy
nIence, attend to, aud draw all hi. supelet
1 ON this farm. Tn pnll, winch has II go d
custom. aud Nhlch with good management
she may retain. Is 81 uatea neaf the lower -ud
al the tract. and may be separated from II with
| out inconvenience. | am willing 10 sell then
separate, The terms of sale will be made con
venlent To purchasers. A. STU ART
st uniou, March l. 6W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
VOL. VIII.--NO. So.

one OF which, submitted by Nj. Bfrge, from
CERTAIN IN, mbefs OF tue society oi frif,ids ~
NV Eug and. ~ behalf Of the Indian - long
discussion took place. Messrs. Sierigere bur
ges, Spencer OF New York Lama, BID, Goodg,
noW, Condiei Lampkn. Thompson - Georgia,
Hubbard Chihon, Hhihiesey, and Bates. ad-
dressed he Hos upon lie suffice. NJ, Seri-
gere renewed motion which he had made ~ ths
colomen emrui oi tne debate H. law The ui.mo
rial upon the table aud the yeas aud my. be,
ing taken on the cal; OF Mr.. Bates. the pr,po.
silIon was negatvd by ,ule g 10 10 ia
NJ Bel moved. al an amendment, 10 pint
thu other memoIins which hsi been presented
npon the snme subject. IN order 10 prevent an
inyldious comparison from being made between
them VI Bates, objected 10 ihs motion Nil
GoodtnoiD continued and observed that ,n the
| even ~ the amendment proposed by Mr. Bed
being rejected. he ,houlI move thai The memo.
rial presented from he Ffinuds IN Onio, Bl
| their annual mceiin,. br also printed, with a
| view vi throwing, As the gen lnman from Rhode
Island, (Mf Bmge) seemed TO CONSIDER nuers-
snrs. more hgh ofon the subjee,. Me- Hayneg
hrlrny explained tni motives which had se,u
| ated him IN voting o LAY tho memorial uUon
| the table aud declared his intention 10 vote n
gansi the printing ~ whatever slnpe u might
be presented. Nj. C,ntg. III Virginia adyrrltd 70
! the lenglh al The d'bnte, a. trusted thst To pre-
vent it, lurihef xrnslon, Mr. Bell would with.
draw his nmendmc't,& ecquirsce ~ the pilnting
OF so smnll 1ocnpeai - Ina Submiic ed 20 the
House hy Nj. Barres. M Bell IN r'I1,. refer.
RCD 10 he course w,,cb tie ate had takfn,
aud toe insdous STU ton Which nllght be
made between ih, different meme iais, IA
rendering u a"cesary for him 10 oeoilne ne
eed,ng 10 The request ola wIihdrewal 81 hts
proposition. At'r u continued AMI lengh-
cned discussion oithe subject. Nj DE HiH. at
Three O'Clock, call,d fol the previous question,
which was ofde,ei by vote al 10Y; and, up.
on n division the memorial was directed 10 DO
printed, by voi of 100. the noes not being
| countod. The remainder uithe sitting was &c.
CAPPED IN the receiving of petitions, The g,eaier
number OF wbichw were on the tu5iecI oi ,ha
transmission OF the Sunday mails. On motion
of MIR Leuis. thu House hdjonfned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
The Distinguished Race Horse,
kSebHIHV AS.

GNH o'e. ~ NV Gln.goa, 49,
ss.aasaxM=EeM-. viii be let 10 mares al the
/, d,rsd p : fSl2 the season, (Which may
b. di>cha,s d b, the pay menI often, il paid b,
the 10Th III July uexD--p5 the slngIe leap, to
he paid when the service 10 rendered, and S2O
| TO insure mare 10 be n ioal, l." be phih a'
soon a. il is ascvrlaned, or the mare traded oil
twenty livt cents ia "acit case 10 the EIo"m.
The season TO commence On the 10Th March,
aud expire the 10th day of July Macs fl .
, 1, DIT AT the ncighJo hood IpIce OF gIan.
BDLIV AIR ia beautiful darn 9"y, ID
| 2 uands ~ richness al pedigree, tor
muscle aud bone, symmetry ard beauty, aud
pc forlnaucc on The tnrI. as far as he @as tried.
. surpassed by few, IL any horse IN Ergnls.
The all he wa three years old, he wOn u
sweep stake at New Market Five SlaitIug aud
running fur heats the FIST Was dead heat
srcp nd ihird and fourth heats were contested
by Shawnee, with whip aud spur Boil
war lost tie second neat by the mt
lention Of his lider, aud Won the thlld aud
fourth. he first heat was run IN minulr
81 srcond,-the second and lhrd heats min
ute % seccnds-and The fourth, | minute, 81
seconds The same fail he won swcopsiake
AZ Drummonbur., 1t three heats, bealing win
ease The Sprlug he vas years old Dr won
the jocky Club pursr at New Market Ate,
thar, he began 10 drcllne III health, and was
taken rom the turf. IL "a since been used
as a covering hnrsi and from thu SIZE, lnuScu-
ar form aud beauty Of his colts, ranks among
the FIRST foal gelIers IN the Sar lie = offered
lh.s season 10 the people of this and he al ON
ing counties, as FIRST rhte stock horse, with
the confident expectation, from his great slaml
ma aud perfect pedigree, he will not dsappolnt
the hopes ofthose who may encourage him by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
4Irl4i


NO1lCE-l shall sell: IN the premises, on
~ a credi, of one, two and three years,
payable ih equal annual insalme and TO be
Sc cured IN manner satisfactory TO myself or
Mr.. Joseph Flood, at public auction, on the
% h day oi March next, if fair not, on the
nexl fair day, the brick house in the town of
Liberty together with the ot and out houses
attached hereto, lately he property OF Gallo.
hill Mennis, dec. being No 30, IN the plan OF
said town, together withhalf The adjoining lot
NJ "a, aud lot No. Also adjoining No. 30,
with an alley, aud as described in a deed of
trust from said Mennis TO J. c. Step,oe and
myself for the purposes therein mentioned it
IS a Convenient establishment fur small FAM
y, and very pleasantly situated. The title |
beeveis perfect, but shall convey and war
rant the title vested in me by said deed only.
PEACHY r. GILMER,
Surpiring Trustee
Feb 10 tds54
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

Monday, March 2.-In the House Of Re-
presrnta ives, mes 6 was received from the
+. rsident of he Unied States, informing Con
,irss hat he had signed the Indian app, opr
to > bill, together with various Others If pri
va ia ule. A number OF pc itIons aud me-
MORALS were presented, upon the printing oil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

THyHE subscriber having employed some
the FIRST rate Black Smiths IN this conn
ny, protfer to do any kind of work in the line
They are particularly experienced IN
MILL WORK OR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION
Form Of Government .f0r Virginia.

tAdopled January 18th, 1880
w heTeasthe Delegates and Representatives Of the
good people OF Virginia III Convention assembled ON
tile twentynnth dny of June III the year of our Lord
one tousand seven hundred and seventy-six: rcci,ur
and declaring that whereas, George the third Kiuy
OF Gren Britain aud Ireland, and Elector of Hanover
before That time entrusted with the exercise Of the
k!Dgly Office IN the Government OF Yir0jnja had on
dcayourcd to pcrvcTt tho into a drtestabc and
lnsupportabc tyranny, by putting his negative on
laws the most Wholesome aud necessary for the pub-
&c goOd by denying his Governors Permission To nosq
laws OF inIDcdiat" and pressing importance, unless
suspended IN their operation for his assent and when
SO suspended ncglecing TO attend TO them for rany
ycura by refusing pass certain other las unloss
the persons TO be benefited by them would rclinoui-
The incstimable right Misrepresentation in the Lgio
turc; by dissoviug legislative assemblies repeatedly
and continuity, for opposing with manly firmncee
his invosions of tho rights Of the people; wien die.
solved, by refusing 10 call others for long SPACE of
ume thereby leaving the political system without anv
leg slatve head by cndcayonfng to prevent the non
u'atlOh % our country, and FOR that purpose obstrct
ing the laws for the naturalization Of oteipners; bv
Keeping among us, in time Of peace, standing arrncs
anu shli OF war; by affecting to render the military
independent OF and superlour TO the civil mower; nv
combining with others 10 subject us to fvlcion iuris
cuQl, giving hIs ASCENT TO their pretended nets Of
fgslatlo fJr qnartern0 large bodies farmed roons
among vs., Tor cutting off our trade yitb nil parfs of
the void, Tor imposing taxes OIL us without our con-
sent Tor deprvlng Of the benefits Of the trial bv III
~, Tor transporting as beyond seas to be tried for
pIe'chded offences, Tor suspendmg our own Legisa.
lures ana L9sIuring themselves invested with power
t0IcgiSa; for us IN all wha!sooy Ly pnder
ing our seas, rHyagng coasts burning our towns
am destrogIngthc ives OF puoplr by inc,ipr in
iSurfec'i1ne OF our fellow subjects wiIh the allure
'eH's "i forfeiture and cooiiscaiion by prohibiting
Our negroes 10 rsc in arms anonr US tloso vcry me-
/ erOcf whom by an irhninln usc ~ nix nc,gs,i,c
te had rcfted US Permission 10 cVtiGdr Us av:
> 'v'f't'iT p, hr'nH - ~, ts'f4t . :. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16
From the Amulei.l

From the Amulet
A DOMESTIC SCkNE-By Mrs. HEAANs
Twas early day-and sunlight stIcaned
Soft thro' quiet room,
That busb'd but not forsaken seem'd--
Sill, but with naught Of gloom;
For there, secure in happy age,
Whose hope is from above,
A father conmuned with the page
OF Heavens recorded love.
Pure fell the beam, and meehiy bright,
OA his grey hoary hair,
And toucIi'd the book with tendeIesi lisht,
As If MS shrine were there
But OH. that pauIarch's aspect shonc
With something lovelier far
4 radiance, all the spirits own,
Caught not from sun star.
Sumo word of life ey'n then had met
His calm benignant eye;
Some ANCIENT promise, breathing yet
OF Immortality:
Some hearts deep language, where the glow
OF quenchless faith survives;
!OT every feature said-"i know
That my RcdeeneT lives"
And silent stood his children by,
flushing their very breath,
Before the solemn sancti;y
or thoughts DER sweeping death;
Silen,-yet did not each young breast
With lore and reverence mel,9
Oh! blest be those fair girls-and blest
That home where God is felt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16
RIGGER'S OFFICE,

'1NHIS DAY, the drawing of the New York Lot
terry, Extra Class No. 10, takes place in the city
Of New York-and the drawing will be received by
Bigger on Monday.
GO No. I.ottery-o Drawn Ballots.
Capitals s. 900, 1000, 1000, Ole; ! OF 1000
Of 400, 5of 600, Of 200, II Of $50, 50 of 100
&c. &c. &c.
Whole tickets only ST. Halves ., Quarters 81
For sale II every variety usual at the Lottery Il
Exchange Office CT THO. b. BIGGER.
Corner opposite the Ea gle Hotel.
%a~Where i'll previous Class OF this Lottery the
highest Capital Prize of Ten Thousand Dollars, in
whole ticket. was SOLD to gentleman of Richmond
to whom the cash paid at sght-and where
capital prizes have been sold and paid at sight
than at any other Office in Amcrica.
ian J5--3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16
NEXT LOTTERY F!
.NPW YORK CONSOJID gYrD

EXTRA Glass No. 10,
The drawing win be received on MONDAY ncxt-Cautal
Prize ei5000-Iickets only 81, shares in proportion
Several Of the Capitals for sale the fortunate Office
Jam IL 4. LAMBERT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16
THE TORN HAT.


picture with the above title has been engT
vsyl for the B,ston Juvenile Keepsake" on VIII,
Mr.. Willis has written the following happy illu
tration-
There's something in noble boy,
A brave. free henrtcd, careless one.
With his unchecked unbridied JOY,
Ills dread of books and love of fun,
And in his clear and ready sm'ie,
Unshadcd by thought of guile,
And unrcpress'd by sadness
Which brings me To my childhood back,
AS IL trpd ITS very track,
And felt ITS very gladncss
And yet it is not in his play,
When every trace of thought Is lost,
And not when you would call him gay.
Taat his bright presence thrills ME most
His shout may ring upon the hill,
HIS voice be echoed IN the hail.
lbs merry laugh like music thrill,
And in sadness hear it all;
For. like the wrinkles on my brow.
scarcely notice such things now
But when, amid the earnest game,
He stops, as if he music heard,
And needless his shouted name,
AS ofthe carroll of bird,
Stands gazing on the empty 1ir
As 1T some dream were passing
1's then that on his face look,
His beautiful but thoughtful face,
Anu Ike long forgotten book,
Its sweet familiar meaning trace;
Rem rmbering thouS nd things
Which passd me on those golden wings
Which time has fetter'd ROW
Things that came DER inc with u thrill,
And left me silent. sad and still,
And threw upon my brow
A holer and gcntlcr cast,
That was too innocent to last.
Ts strange how thought upon child
Will, like presence, sometimes press,
And when his pulse is beating wild,
And life itself is in excess
when foot and hand, and cur and eve.
Are ali with ardour straining high
How in his heart will spring
a feeling whose mysterious thrall
Is stronger, swee,cr fur than all
And on its silent wing,
How with the clouds he'll float away,
AS wandering and as lost as they,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-16

Tickets s., Halves ,, Quarters For snle at
II. WICKLf'S.
j1n - next below the door Of the EagIe iIoiel