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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
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Il SnIn .HnnnrnI,L.

I'VE subscriber expects ~ the course Of week.
TO be able to offer Il above for sale which is
now undergoing partial repairs, which Will rem
uer u III every respect equal to new ono. II was
made by Of the first make in phil,IeInLi, and
on The most simple plans aud one IN the country in
thickly n'Ighborhood, would find handsome BUSH
ness might be done. Every instruction will be given
II. BLAMlRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

In'I tho receipt of The Goods mentioned above.
BcrI lloyd Belt will continue "a. heretofore adycr
5ru ana AZ Tie same placc.) 10 dispose # the stock
"" hanu' most OF winch is of recent purchssD-) ,r
VERY REDucED pRlcrs-orcparai,rv IN their final
disposIlIon' which wall take place, before rho new
concern goes into orc-o,on. mors-Ia}I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

New Spring Goods.
y OBERT II JENKINS Is opening, by the Pack
IL ct Tantivy from New York, the following new
Dry Goods.
Chaegeabie colorcd Gro de Maps.
Rich figured white Gauze Wells.
An extensive assortment black Lace Wells.
Blonde figured Gauze HdkS.-fancy colored. and
half mournng-a new style OF goods and Tor 81 at
low price.
A few dozen more Of those elegant embroidered
white cotton Hose.
A few pieces, new style, French coronation Cling
hams.
Linen Floss ond Linen PurIing.
-sALso-
case German Linens, which, for finercss and
cheapness, preferable to any yet offered and will
be sold at the most reduced prices. at
r. II. JENKINS
mar ! Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

'HNnE Subscribers have associated Themselves i'm
- business under the firm of BcR. Prize 4 Ia.
ana WI open m few weeks lat the corner OF oncIr
opposite 'hc Bel Tnyern) n GenerI assortment M
"h4Pl' ami FoHcy, FDr0ga oud Dousyijc Drg Ggoi
10 "hItb 'h"y invite The attention Of Country Ner.
chan's incur friends, oDd "lhors-wilh Nh. Insurance
hat no'up san bc venting on their par, to dcecrrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
No Mistake.

LNOR Judkins Ointment. prepared by Judkns him
Il SELF, apply to me, first door above the Bell Ia
vern, where large supply of the true and genuine
article, direct from him, may always be found.
shall reduce the price this article at retail, but
to persons who may purchase to sell again, will sell
at such price will be considered very liberal dis
count. III. G. McNEMARA
ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1881.
Il ANDSCAPE ANNUAL, Illustrated by 20 cle-
IL CANT engravings. and handsomely bound
The Musical Buou, an Album of music, poetry and
prose, and illustrated by many splendid engravings
The Remembrance, edited by Roscoe, with many
handsome rngravings and beautifully bound.
The IRIS, n literary and religious Offering, with nu-
merous fine cngravings and bound in silk.
Falsaiis Come Annual, illustrated by several hun
drcd remarks ably humorous cuts to lite, and well
bound. For sale By
mar II !. III. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

r HiNh SIT bog leave o. inform you that have boen
,, a. months s" affected with such violent ia M
n cy p' hs- and ic, ard swelling of tho Joints that
QUO n" f'i day ugM nothing was applied EHyo
~ f' "N h1sn""uf u mine informed uf the India
iN"@'l t"'"iE r'.Iusm.d many cues sent for a bor
" ~ fNr N"h@riIu' eel ard 10y USING boxes and
" I'VE ".' "r wei H. "t'r Wns M ny life.
lu4S uhnliDut -yr" MT, j. WELSH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
BOARDING.

GUARDING
NJ KS }. LEWIS respectfully informs her frlcn de
w and the public, that she has lately opened n
gcn'ec Boarding House in the tenement formerly
,',' ,'pleu as Millinery Store by Mrs Southgate.
ss,GcoinTIoda'G Boarders by the day, week or yoor
~ "'u Use Hcf utmost exerton to glyo perfect ss-
llsI"c'ioh. Tue situation is pleasant and central.
dro several stables arc attached for the convenience
=, NJ 4 Woman Servant is wanted Immediately.
Good denominations required.
mar 1j-eO8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

Dr. innings of Edinburgh speaking Of these Pills says
nave used them ~ my practice well a ue hospas
ana ma them To be- most valuable remedy in cases al
lth"uInaism. and well calculated Ia do much good and
uccioTe recommend them general Delnc confident
appointed who may have occasion this pdltqbs
W'3ICIHc- N
nr tidrtS Of Now York. lcticr to the agent of the
f9prci1 cnnclud,s by saying Every class people viii
n - thr InaId trrdct cheap and valuable remedy r.,
me lti'unHsn. have generally found from ono &C. frs
b'\os haze produced a cure. ASA CLARKE, NJ d.
faa" respectable Piy"eior IN Bcdford county Penn
SUirdEIg.
lu'rc u m my neichluiiTlOnd gentleman b1a
n'HNiIy nhnc'c with rheumatism for many years I'M, baa
ih using the Fnnnccn ia tho amount of seven hot
s Wi"n any elect seeing tire lulad- phis
No. "ui irnni tn call for box al mis- ,yb,rb ~
u-iu. 1ld rrrcf.nE much benefit from pnd n, ~ !.
uaH' ,na' nUr or two boxes will ~ lIp., , ,;f
'"'.' '''''''' 30 u" "' "a '"'"'hc mehirlnc J. II.
SIra ih' Proprietor h1a received the ,lo,c Nr,,;..-
wishing That ihr poor should benefit hy n n well a. t, ,
E' mig rni p NJ ~ boxes made tor tho pTpnsn ,yit H.
i'i nIu! n!|h nvy continuing Gu p- and has anf'n,,
br NbBlEI HARRIS. Jun. of ThiuI.pI,, i,,, 49,
E'' m the United States tu dispose of tho same ,Y,l -
'"'', @" appoint agents where hc may think Irnpcr " "
EEDWEII
he modicnc.' snys Dr. Windcr. Of snlcm IL ono q,
t' bi ever Introduced 10 the public: "a the hands of .
idS |HniTEs known only a cure for Kbc,I,pG s,r
nv -her bag been IN the hands Of European and AmeTicsn
ID-Hn- o. ht- been asc"aInui ihti Scurry Obstinats
g..h' ind approaching to5um. lion. have yielded 10 H.
uluuUrc.' '" W ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
For LEASE Or RENT.

FHNllAT pleasant little Farm ut the Bowllrg Green
= the former residence Of Dabney Morris, Eso
Possession may be had forthwith. Apply IN
mar li-co ~ q. H. BACCTIIrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29

Antigua Rum.
- hhds inc favored Anngua Rum-Iust landed
e p for sale by DAVENPORT ALLEN g Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
\ MOST VALUABLE
EAST INDIA MEDICINE,

FOR TnE CCRE or RTE, MNTIsM, SC.
EIi q from In. ,ih dated Bengal, IA
fraud, d.. ?. B..tri, London.
DEAR Satisfactorily Ia your request have. with
dlthculy procured and send hy the s,,p L.g,
Inuhn E"btrts0H. u few pound, "i tie Pondcluhis a."
what generally gb"- 10y the name ut India Extract MrIi
Gun" universally esteemed among the people India 4,
h" cur" III rheumatism WIS u inform you - the mum.
Der al people who daily relieved AMI tins wilma
DIE comedy II would require paper than am abc T.,
ui'ln-' and muT. time than am uh'c slow Indrci
nr .m.r "i tins Nc,cnr immediate. TINT m RIITU
Wa u II You would n
hke charm IN removing that painful dscr Tho suai
fS0as Of taxing ~ W tis form Of pills. shall ,e ali INV
v"u~uN 'u'' 1" send You constant supply J. l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-29
AMERICAN WROUGHT
- la 9Sg.sL jzsN

4 j"I received by the last arrival n G,I, ,sso,,
'"'"' "' Ocan'iinI patterns, aud every size.
Also
rI-' assortment Of Plain Shell Tuck COMM
81, " ""iCh VII be sold at The r,Vcst n,ico NJ
"ISHN.\I"5' Fgsnou.b bic Shoe ana Comb S,o,o
sign o/ He Coilcn CONT.
o"a'' Harness, and Skmling Leather,
n n assortment OF rnc above cons,on,I, 49,, L..l
rom the mauuiacurcr-for snlc -, ma,,u
Nv AS WINSTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
From HE Portland Courier.
A POTATO STORY.


The Portland Argus states thai MIR. James
Heald, oi Winslow, Me. has raIsed the pre-
sent year, 10 potatoes weighing 90 lbs. and
measuring ons bnshel and one ear Of CON-
having on it 57s kernels, 90 of which filled II
half pint measure
PORTLAND, Oct %. 1890.
DEAR COUSIN A. soon as you get tins,
want you u 60 right over To Ninsiow--you
know where Ninslo" Is, over there Oh kent.
bee rver--i want you 10 be spry, and tackle
up quick as you eau, an make haste over
there aud inq IRE io1 one Mr. Jun Head, al"
buy Que of his great potatoes, aud few ker-
nels OF hts everlasting b'g corn. For the Ar
gus says that ave MIR. Heald has raised this
year, ten potatoes weighing sixty eight pounds.
hni measuring one busheI aud one ear ot corn
having OH il 573 kernels, 90 Of i" hich filled
hall pint neasu e"
NoN, Ephran, If that ares true, and eau
get bold vi some oil the seed, Pm deieTmloed
10 come right home and 20 10 farming, for all
beng governor any thug else, I've been
figuring one up little. and il beats all you
ever head oil. Ouly think, ten potatoes make
d bushei. Now with mlddhng iu~k, especial
~ II you hoe 'em well, you can commonly
raise % potatoes i" "a bIIl that's live buahe Is.
Well, spose you plant hundred hills jnsi
round The house thai would ID much work
that would make 5OU bushels that Is, one
hundred bushels inr QUE own US, snd four
hundred bushels to sell. Wouldn't that be
making money like dirt I And the il
about rq ,al To il. Fifty OF 'em ellis II half pint
five hundred and s1yenty-eight grows ou
one cardinals about three quarters, Now
a clever SIZE hin ought to have as many ss d
dozen ears on ii tnat void 90 rather mott
than bushel OF corn Oh one hill. Did you
ever see the like on III Why, Ephraim o.
piece of grown as big as a co".sasd We
might raise Eve hundred bushels Of corn, snL
| a thousand bushels Of potatoes.
| wont Top 10 write any more ior fear he'll
sell il before you get there You needn't ssnt
~ Ith him much about tho price ont if 20,
can only get some. Write as suon As 20,
get back and LEI me know. for il you get some
shah pull up stakes here aud Come rgh
home.
Your LOVING cousin, JACK Dowssc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

seenes gladden. The mind, and. by impariioe
eeeefiuihess, Improve The heat but their in-
nnehee VIII not extend through the walls and
sioseu doois ola fashionable hotel, however
romantic aud picturesque a country il be IN !:
nor VIII rouge, and artificial flowers, aud the
edhoPdae' even IN such places, be substitutes
Tor the fresh breeze ianniug the cheek, flowers
IN all their native bloom and varieg aied coors,
gathered 10y the hand OF the fair lad, herself,
and he gallop taken on an active aud docile
steed. The hypochondriac. whether from IN.
dolence, or tn. oppressive cares OF business or
study or disappointed love "a possible though
rather Al uncommon case) Will not recover
the tone OF his spirit by merely going into the
conntTy aud visiting watering place and when
there, spending his morning IN billiard room
ana hIs evening in lri,ng with some charming
coqnehe, with the little iuterudes of yaw-
nng over noyel, or talking politics after din
ner.
Change OF place. 10 be beneficial, by restor-
ing the body 10 healthlul vigor, and the mind
no MS Loaf equanlmliy aud cberiulness, must
he aided by the rules OF hygiene. which are lit
tie else than commou-senSe expeTisnce-eaiing
aud drinking, sleep aud exercise, in such inca
sure aud time as the ma ority Of those not per.
veried by vicious lndulgeuees, nor excessive
love OF Iucre aud fame, have ever most gener.
ally adhered TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
RY FLETCHER S TOLER.

means OF stoves. In this state, on the contra.
'y,no hire Is necessary aud small children
and young negroes. who are nj no other ser.
VICE, can bs prohtsbly emplo, ed IN supplying
the siik"orms 18th food d taking all tho care
zee sary TO The securing OF the cocoons. With
circumstances of this nature IN ourhands, we
would dheet public attention TO this important
en'erpr'ze. We have from time TO lime CO.
pied such eSsaRs ON tbe cultivation of silk, as
we thought u.eiul in conveying an idea oil the
proper mode Officiating the worms aud the
reellng OF The silk, &c. Ia our paper of the
18th ut. statements vii be found :uf the value
oi the silk produced, aud tue kind OF labor
necessary 10 prepare 1t for market the
quantity produced by given number OF
worms, the price Of the cocoons aud the ueit
prohi which would accure TO those engaged in
MS cultivation. 1t might be remarked, with
much reason, that lands which have been al
ready reduced AMI impoverished by the culture
oil tobacco, corn, and coiton-lands wn ich the
owners will ere long be forced 10 iorsaks for
ne" ones in the west, unless their attention
be turned 10 tue production of some new alii-
Gle, or until they shall set about some plan for
The improvement OF the ssme,-are yet capable
OF producing the malherry and, that energet-
&c aud enterprising citizens may yet reap a
rich, continued, aud abuuda M harvest, by the
{ ulture vi silk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
Education.

<HHE subscriber respectfully informs the
u public that he intends opening school in
Lyucbburg for the instruction OF youth, in the
lang agesgs--the sciences as faT as they are
taught III any ofthe preparatory schools--& all
the branches of learning necessary Tor com
pie,e English education. He has obtained the
Masonic Hall, and his School will go into ope,-
ton on Tuesday, 2lst June.
Ii is the subscribers intention TO establish his
school permanently in Lynchburg, il sufficient
patronage be afforded tojus.iy It's continuance
and he hopes that The experience he has had,
together with his determination to devote his
tune exclusively TO his business. Will enttle hm
to q share of tue patronage oil the pubic. The
sessions OF the school will consist OF D months
Al the end OF each session there viii he pnb
Inc examination OF the pupils-when parents
are respectfully insiei 10 attend.
TERMS.
Eoel;sh and Mathematical, $40 the SEES.
Latis aud Greek, ~io no
! Application can be made to Fletcher T. To-
iF'' y - JOS. r, GODFREY
I,oson 2iw4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
NaW School.

TEHE subscriber intends opening, neat fall,
aLaw School, in the Town Of Staunton To
be continued permanently, # adequate encour-
agemen' should be received. The mode OF
instruction w Ill be course of lectures and
study, and frequent examinations. In order
to devote the greater part oil his time TO the
proposed school, he will. from is commence.
meni, conhne his practice TO the Court of Az
peals at Lowisburg. aud the Federal and Gu
cut Superior Courts in Stanton. The first
session will begin on the lst of October, aud
continue unll the LIST of July next following
withou, intermissiou, except during the terms
of The Federal and Circuit Superior Courts.
The tuition fee per session. will be seyenty.fve
dollars Persons DESTROYS OF becoming pupils
will please communicate the fact to the subscri.
her, by letter, as coon as practicable and
prompt attention will be gwen to the inquiries
which, they may think proper TO make.
BkISEOE q. BALDWIN.
Stanton, May g. VITA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
KILLING CORN.

Erasius Ware Of SALEM, Mass. says of an
exctltSHt fluid OF Corn, which obIained a pre-
MUM, thai II Was hoed three times, but not h-
led HI tas been customary aud upon com
parison OF that not nilled, after severe gale,
he is satisfied that uo advantage is gained by
billing as as common. His opinion is that
there is no benefit 10 br derived from billing
cotn--and corn raised on II fiat surface, when
the Weeds are destroyed and the ground kept
loos is b, 10 means SO likely 10 suffer by the
drought, or to have ,lstoois nnpeded IN ,her
search after their proper nutflment as where
The ground i, drawn up round the stork in u
high steep hill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
From The North Carolina Spectator.

We have been presented with skein OF
sewing silk, togetb n with hank oil raw ma
fetlal Of avery fine and behuttnl appearance.
w Mr.. Samuel Smith, a veiy enierrrisIng and
Intelligent gentleman, who resides near FtaGk-
IN in Macon county. The specimen before rs
was y, odsoed II ON sikw orms, reared by MI
SmIth's daughier-aboat ID years Of age and
r-el,d IRON the COcooDs and wrought INTO ITS
pres al condition by the same fair hand. lie
account which we have oil Mr.. SIS progress III
tue .ui,ure OF sIlk, is, that be procured few
sgss from The north three years since that
last year lie reared 500 worms, anu this
ear has made preparations 10 rear loo, 900 ;
that The cocuUns Produced last year have been
r-rltd aud ;aostly ~rough t inio sewing silk
which has found a ready home market, at a
rate equal - tue price OF he imported article !;
indeed 10 puInt Of even texture and quality VI
material II Is scarcely surpassed w HE finest
oiegn sik.; that no difficulty was rxpsrien ed
f ON the weather aud climate 10 the health aud
operations of the worm that the specimen
before us was produced by silkworms fed on
the leaves ., the common, indig enous black
mulberry.
The specimen before Us has served 10 recall
our recoec,ions 10 The subject Of the produce
Ton Of silk by the people oi this region. Bless
6ed Os we are with climate tongeDial TO The
health oil the siikworm--with SOIL natural TO
me Iroductiuu OF every species of the mulbei-
ny, aud even such portions of il as now lie
waste aud useless, nIeht,Oy the culture of silk
be made pr oh:able.-lndeed, we think, every
inducement Is held oui 10 all who nave lands
to tura their alieniiun to his lie W undressing i
p ltabIe occupation. There are snth irnt nun.
Der of black mulberry trees now growing ON the
lands OF almost e<ery farmer Ia this region, 10
rear several thousand N orms, and commence
an experiment, which ii it does not afford
much profit a, d,s,, and though he silk SO pro.
d"ced may not be as white and fac as that pro-
duced from other kinds VI mulberry, yet. II
VIII afford an opportunity TO test HE value oil
the business, and sufficient experience thai when
'hey shah nave obtained 10y planting the seed
or by cutlngs) other species OF the mulberry,
they may he prepared 10 reap mun'hcen'
prom for their enterprise. Sufficient expert
ments have been made III the states Of Con
necncut, Pennsy lvania, South Carolina, an'
Anis state, to convince all who have pai1 a0I
attention TO the subject, that the United State
can produce silk of as good and even bette
4. qualify than eau be produced in any 'ohe
bart VI the world. Ii has also been salts acto
rily proven, that the production Of silk is
very profitable aud simple business bushes
Which may be prosecuted by aimost any q ever
Individual. The silk, grow ers in the norther
s'ales labor under Que disadvantage which il
Ut felt here. They are obliged 10 keep tn
worms Ia close Eoouls which are Hagned b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
From the Ontario Repository.
BLACK CHERRY TREE.

Medical correspondent OF the Choppers.
town Watchto~er, Rays that the bark OF this
tree 10 poisonous. He relates the case Of a
young lady 10 whom lac was latoly called and
who, IN consequence vi drinking abon, hall a
pint Of cider, laksn HON closely opped bottle
filled the evening previous with cherry
bark, fresh from the Tree, was seized with set-
tlgo, stupof and syncopr, followed by great
dllh ;uIly Ut separation aud vomiting. Similar
effects were Prodaced in u slighter degree up
on auother person, who look from the same
bottle smaller draughi OF cider, lie says that
the French chemists have recently Wcertained
that the drleteIious principle Of the cherry,
laurel and tue kernel the peach, is very ali.
alogous 10 prussic acid This aeid in It's cou-
Ceutrated state, II u leather b. dipped iuio n
aud drawn across the eye OF an animal. pro-
duces instant death. Two drops, says the Wi
ter, have been known ~ kill u vigorous dog la
a very few minutes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
VOL. IX..-NO. So.

BILE renovation aud publication OF such po-
Iitical aud social system as the British. with
such a populace and pea'satry and such an
ar'stocrscy and court, would he, IN our eyes,
the creates, Fundamentally speaking -thst
has ever been wrought in human eoncerns.
We ara here cfedulous--nors so than IN re.
laiion TO the peace Of the Continent and The
permanent republicansm aud tranquility Of
France. But the alternative Tor Great Britain,
Is dreadful we W ish 10 believe thai, by some
possibility, sh. is susceptible Of the alternative
method oil cure, or will prove u phi Genix, with
out = connagIslioD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
TERMS.

r., q, psr anna n. payable Ia aiyance.-So sub
oSn will be received for less time than SIX mouths
ansr will bs discontinued tbut at the discretion
'al Nv F1i,ors) until all arrearases are paid.
o. Advertisements will be Inserted at % cents per
Tor less the first time, aud 81 l-acenss or each
sa no Those from a distance must be paid FOR
their insertion, Che payment assumed by
pi Ios rs.p stsible personin Lynchburg.
s'y en- Gerry Orders not exceeding Two squares are
.,,ed 4 . six dollars.
tiers addressed to the Editors must be post
ID or laey vii! not be attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
POETRY.
From the Duchess IafeHigencer.

-, situation do we need 10 watch our.
.,..s more narrowly than in the selection of
.,unanion mean female companio"-sa 't
:. ,,ncle, with shrug. And first, my dear
never marry a flb,-never suffer your
s.lf to become enamored of ber-(here he
,a,, his eyes over his memorandum book.) Ia
.,,a,s lines. he observed, handing me his book,
Gnu will read my conduct and feelings in such q
situation.
Glanced nv eye over the lines. They were
..,,es written in The peculiarly neat style for
,yb;ch my uncle was celebrated. Like mosi
v.ooe men be scrubbed rhyme when in love,
Ihey we're as follows
1 could have loved her in he. bright
And BEAUTIFUL array,
Moving enshrined in angel light
That stole al hearts away
She might have been, tho Others slrove
Nv hlst, my fond, my only love.
could have lovd her Yes, l've gszed
For hours upon hat face lair,
And uhsn her SCANNING brow was raised
'Nealh flowing locks of auburn hair,
There Vas a brow, a lip, a smile,
To conquer care, aud grel beguile.
And fancy formed a sun-brigh, car.
Asd III lced her blooming by my side,
To rove Thu ough lands oil liz hi afar,
NV lovely friend, companion, Bride
On, then my throhbing heart beat high,
Win strange and f,ariu ecstacy.
There came n youth of manly form,
And wordy tongue, and laughing eye,
Hi, heart seemed ever klnd aud warm.
The, met knew not why
She love,i--a strange and gTlsb part
She knew another claimed hi, heart.
Aud he would sit and smile so gay,
Solpht and even careessv
IL kuew 'twould stea' her heart away,
But the rank scum of vanity,
Ca,rd IN his leehags-'tis no hurt,
hate with all my b art a fidt.
And they two rted Woman's fame,
When su!lleJ once, what can retrieve
The mdew's blight hung DER her name
But This was not her hour to gr'e'ei
Yet, oh g.! knew, in coming years
Each smile would cost a fount oil teaIs.
And was proud aud scorned to cast
One kindly look uJon hef now,
And grief and sor ow eah red iasf,
10 wiring my heart and cloud NV bro" ;
What, could stoop e'er 10 sdofn
Alys with toys fop had WON
No rather would walk alone
Down the lone vale OF passing life,
Than take what be had idly lhio"n,
cast oft riay-hins, for vile
! left her-pl ide and tears were blended
And thus Ry first nfecu0n tnded.