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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05
POLAND

We copy from the Times ofthe Sill Nov. the
following invitation, which is in III course of sig
nature 10y The most distinguished Polish patlos in
France onG England addressed to tie Polish peo-
pie LIS couehcd IN language and brcalhcs de-
termination worthy of the gallant men from whom
proceeds and the mobile race 10 wlloa II Is direc-
ted. Thy seem determined NOT " become the
5lVes Of the Autorrt but to SEX IN our congunial
soil an asylum, where they may wa'tmore propi-
nous days
The Lenlon Fmes referring to tbe Address Of
The Polish rctueoes 10 their fellow countrymen says
Between 10000 and 70 030 OF the h.st citizen. of
Poland arc nov III torclpn lands. Tiny have the
example the Polish LEGION before them, and
intend. like IT, obyconc q nation without a coon-
try, TIL happier times restore them To the bank, of
the Vlstula and the possessions of ;hcm ancestors
The Poles have neither ships ofthcr own country
10 carry th3n, nor colonies To which To retire bat
they Will fad the means ottrmsport across the AT
lanlr from strangers aluilnay carly their house
bold gods to land OF freedom, where, among the
people who @ayc an asylum To Kosciusto, they
may wat ior the result of European revolutions
and the return OF more propitloas days for hber-
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05

-. 1sis4.a - .. 40. - -. ..s ~ -
.ss.. -i4,as ,iaH tie ~ O. Holland having m
ti'naiad -. ,ae powers weraat isbsny toHHn aien-
selves sissl hin i thy tps.h p-9pes but that
be ss51ll not lnip.n them OF LIE IL ntions nth
resgeet h the termination of Tie lrastiee, the
pisnpoteBtlriss o. IL. I've courts hascdeciJed 'lat
the g1scrlmr1I Of h. Britannia aaie-tP b. If.r
~ to station Immediately "a Hor2 ror~r GA In"
COASTS % llef nj t...t .la g4gui ,aa ...a.5 not
l,Yc d.rs 10 act unl,l ..ostil5tes So a.sc Teen
! f..apoi by IN Majesty the Emg # tie Nsher-
l1uda aoa.=' - gum la' they should have
beea resumaa then the sad force shnll immediate
" tab the ncst prapas measure, 70 briag a
boot in tic spcedI5 neunc-, a complete cessation
d hostllti,s In pursua re a. tho nbose reaoln-
nont Gact~h.sl had he. ordered to ll,e Downs
haa 100 ~ shceoas otIlellanl
Ina ~ dJt.,a.5 appreciated from tbs de-
lay. VII be np'!nJs cIsca.. ii. part Of Holland,
ma b inferred FROM the fact derived from the
Frenca papers, that Tie Austrian troops IN Lom
b1rdy b al hecn disbeuded by nrlor Of the Govern
mont l ms i looked on ug the fri step to u
geoe' dsamIn2 throughout Europe, whichthc IN
selltd sato France and Belgium and the war in Pc
land had brtore prevented.
FRANCE
Tic French papers, - 10 the 5th inclusive, con
talnnl NOTHING ofmportaacc In lhc sitting on the |
18th of The ChamDer oil Peers the aIticc of the pro
Jet granting L 0OJo 900 francs Tor public works, |
were successfully adopted without any discussion
OF interest untlI the last, aIloung 900 900 frnes
for unforeseen contingencies when the Marquis dc |
Dreux Breze urged, that before this was accorded
some ground OUGHT to be shown fer confidence IN
the Ministry. lie was answered by the Minister
Of Commerce who observed thnt the constant efforts
Of Nllnsterslad Obtained for France universal and
/. A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05

The President has officially recognised Merle
Joseph Etiennedc Ia Pulun rs Consul OF ran e
for the city of Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-05

Belgium has acctded to the II artclcS-Holland
has not, and in consequence, British fleet was off
the mouth OF the Scholdt, prepared If the King Of
Holland should resume hostilitics against Belgium
to interpose at once and prevent it. The annexed
extract contains the substance of the intelligence on
this head.
A most important protocol was sisIsd by ,hc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
EsXKK R.R LM&

70 VIE Fall Races over the Liberty Race Course
Il Bedford county, Va. will commence on We'd
nesday' 18th September, 1882, and continue four
The first day-2 mile heats purse 5000 entrance
SIS.
Second day-3 mile heats, purse three hundred
and nineteen dollars entrance $40.
Ihird day-thc Proprietors Purse will be run for
one mile and repeat, entrance $40.
The entrance Of each day to be added 70 the rc.
spectiye purses.
The fourth day-two sweepstakc races, mile
heats. In one OF these races entries 5000 each.
TO wit:-John L. Whites and l. III. divers Mon.
seur Ionson colt, VIM. Garth's do, PascI,al Bu.
lords Shakespeare, William Tcrry's do, and clio.
scd. VIZ
Same days colts entered, at $50 each, and clio.
scd.
The Proprctors will pay the Cash, as above, to
TIC winners OF each day, without discouut-cxccpt
the froprI tors Purse, two-thrds of which will be
PAID totho winner.
The propretors will furnish good stables and liz.
ter grdf5, for race horses 81 every thing necessary
tor their comfort, on reasonable terms; and every
eXerton used TO have the track in first rate order
Inc three first days racing are free for any horse
mare or gcldIng, carrying the proper weight;
Nv NY; o dEHTa; Propriootrs.
il the Richmond Enquirer and Whip will pub.
fish the above once fortnight till 10Th Septrn.
Der, and forward their account to the Office of the
Lyncliburg Virginan. G-In(tI2Sen
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

u'c meeting, hut account Of tho extreme heat OF
The weather, The pressure of the immense crowd,
and the peculiar unhealthy state of tho city, ii
was thought advisable TO adjourn the
main business, tho passing of tho various resolu-
Tons, was accomplished. Tho meeting was, in
consequence, deprived of the enjoyment which it
would no doubt have experienced from the address.
cS thus necessarily suppressed.
IL is, indeed, of the best proofs that could
be given of the ardent devotion of the Irish in this
quarter to the in which they had embarked
that under the various unfavourable circu,ns nccs
Just mentioned, they should have congrcgatcd in
one OF the largest political assemblagcs ever wit
messed amongst us.
JAMES GOWEN, Chairman. 4
' w W. M i,II, soore,arios.
PhaodetPhia, august IN, 1882.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
A0!'ihIGs..0~re, China s. Gfguss.

! OO., TnlUOTfpTe
a and Wholesale Dealers, SO Water Street oc
fer for sale very large assortment of the above
articles, OF the newest and best styles, the most
reasonable terms, and free from any combination
or resriction-also, i complete variety of LOOKING
Glasses of Mahogany and Gilt Frames The pa,
tronagc hitherto received by us, from our SouiLcrn
friends calls for our best Acknowledgements, and
we pledge ourselves to use every cxerton, to merit
continuance of the same. Merchants moi risl
ing TO visit The city at this time VIII have their
dcrs attended TO, by forwarding them by mail. TO
the subscribers, the same terms as tkough pre
sent themselves. r. J. BARROW g. co.
jy 2jc1t IS Water Street, New York
u The Editors of the Wing at Richmond Viz.
gilman at Lynchburg Spectator at Staunton. Intel
ligonccr at Petersburg, Herald at Frcdericksbn
Vrguan at Winchester, Beacon ut Norfolk Pal
riot al Fidcasllc, and Reporter at Danvil,c' viii
publish the above TO the amount Of $3.50. and scnJ
thcr accounts TO Enquirer for payment
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
GUNS! GUNS!!

GUST received from EngiaHd, at THOMAS
81 TYRER'S old established Gus STORE. a part
of his Fall supply of DOUBLE and SINGLE BARREL.
GUNS, Of all sizes and descriptions, and some SUI.
pcrior to any imperfect to this piqce FOR some
together with an assortment Of dOnbic and single
GUH Bayycls, Iocks and NoanGngs, all of which
will he cold low for cash.
Also, jos; received, 100000 Percussion Cono -,
prime quality, fer sale low by tic quantity.
au 5-2IWGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
u jSpsntsIses EseEyeyT.

TENIiE Subscriber respectfully informs those win,
a may he interested, that he has made ARRANGE,
mcnts TO accommodate few families with BoaTI.
by the week. at ms Houso of Entertainment, ten
miles above Richmond Persons dcsirin,r p,o,s
ard wishing further information, will be pleased 70
call on =. !. SMITH, Richmond.
FREDERICK ARGYLE,
aug %aWH Argylc's Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
COMMISSIONERS OFFJcE.

,r, hIciiMoND, July 18th, 1882. {
nc Pafucs interested will please take notice
that have appointed the 18th Of September ncYt,
Tor commencing the duties directed in the forepo,
ing order OF court, on which day at nine O'Clock
"A: NJ. they are required to attend at my Office in
inns Guy win Their accounts and vouchers ready for
examination and settlement and will, such doom
mchtS and proofs, and Office copies of such of the
court papers as may DO necessary 10 enable full
compliance with all the directions of the forcgoinr
ordcr. HILARY BAKER, Comrn'r.
iy l9-1awSw -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
CONMISSIONER,S Orrtlr

RI, o NcnnoND, 12Jl July, 1892 {
c,-,. parties Interested in the execution Of The
il"iosoi's ordcr OF court, will take notice, that
naso appointed Nonlay, the 22d day Of December
pGHt' at my Office, at the capitol in the city Of
N,JnIopu, TO commence the same; al which limo
olG me on the matter rctcrrcd by tie said order
WIN ali necessary accounts, vouchers, arI yr,cge
~ li-wtw i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

| S N pursuance of an order of the court of Uano.
n yer county, to us directed, we shall proceed to
SELL on the premises to the highest bidder at pub
tract of Land lately held by Mildrei lVhitn =, hnr
dover IN the estate of William White, deceased If
is situated in said county ofHanovcr, upon Cb;cl,
anomany swamp, about miles from The citv of
Turnpike. WIG
me sad Farm has upon il n large and convent.
emu Dweil'ng iionsc with other buildings, a sprinp
:! excellent water and very large orchard of well
Sc'ectco Irult trees. AS we presume that all per
sons DESTROYS of purchasing iii view Tho Io,,d ~
GGem IL unnecessary to say more but refer them "a
Mr. Geo, w. IFnehcart, who resides upon the rrc.
misses. The terms, which are Accommodation win
be made known on the day Of SALE
EDWARDG. SYDNOR,
MILES MACON tCo,,,,;,s;oo-.
WIN b. SYDNOR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

W IRGlNlA:-At u circuit superior court nj lau,
" ana chanccry for 1fcnrico county holden at
ue capitol lin the city OF Richmond, on Saturday
Nay I'm, 1882: Josiah Riddick, pltf against
'ohh .; fleming in his own right, and as execu-
tor oil Martha H. Symc deceased William Miller
Jesse Winn, late sheriff of Hanover, GEORGE FIc'
ming, IN lis own right and as udn'or of GEORGE
flcmIng, deceased James Ruiiin, executor of VII
nam ~ Fleming, Ellen Fleming, Maria Flc,n
ing, Isabella G. Fleming. George Vashon. Eli,
Nashon, Jane Vashon, Simon Vashon Thomn.
fricc' Jr., executor of Walter Coles, deceased and
John j. Swami, and Jane his wife, dts
Tins cause, in which tho plaintiff appears 20 havo
proceeded against the defendants James Ruflin ex
ccutor OF William II. Fleming dcccascd. and
George Vashon, who are out of this co,,ptry
IN the mode prescribed by law AGAINST absent de-
PENDANTS, they still falling to appear and answer
came on this day 20 be heard on the bill taken for
confessed as - all the other defendants, oxccpt
John =. Fleming and John II. Swami the answers
OIL thosc defendants, with rcpcations thereto and
cAhIDits, ana was argued by counsel: On coEsidc-
Ld'loh whereof, the court doth adiGdgc, order and
occTcc, That The defendant John :. Fleming, rem.
ocr before one OF the commissioners of this court
an account Of the transactions oflis cstatrix M
Una H. Symc, on tho estate of Sarah Sync dccoa
sed, and an account of his own transactions ~,
the estate OF his said csairiX Martha H. SWINE. nd
mat the defendant, Jesse VIM, render before fhc
same commissioner an account of his transact;o,,.
on The estate OF the said Sarah Syne dccoaecd
ana The SAID Commissioner is also directed In t,kc
an account OF The real and personal estate of tho
SaId 3arah "yinc, deceased. descended devised and
distributed TO her heirs, dcvisccs and d., -;in,
and TO report all tie said accounts t a., ,o.'
Wild any matters specially stated. docncJ ,,orG
h'l,t ny hlHScI, or which may be required Lt, Tho
parties to bc so stated. 4 Cow. IT, - '"0
W VI. G.. SANDS II &
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

AT the same time and place will he sold, bv tic
losalocs OF the aforementioned VIM. White, IA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

= IhGlNlA AT rules, holden in the clerks
once OF the circuit superior court of law and
GnanccIy Tor Henrico county, the 18th dav of IuIv
I"0~' III ,charlah Brooks, and Margaret, his wife
famcla fiobson, and Samuel Jones, pltfs.. AGAINST
doun Mchac, Alexander McRao, and other dts
nc attendants above named, not having enter
ed their appearance and given sec11rtv accor,;r,,
to the act Of assembly and the rules Of this conr
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence tbot tLcv
are not inhabitants of this country: IL is ordered
that the said defendants do appear before the udoc
OF our sad court, at the capitol in the civ of
Hchinond, on the first day of the next Ociobor
term, TO be holden for the trial of civil causes and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and chat copv Of
TINS order be forthwith inserted IN some newsnonnr
published III the city of Richmond, for two monks
successfully, and posted at the front door of tLn
capitol in tho said city.
TO Copy. Testc, WM G.. SANDS, ID. G..
a lRGlNIA At rules holden IN the cIerL,,
ofhcc OF the circuit superior court of law
ana chancery for llenrIco county, tho 9th dav of
August, 1882; William Chambers and JoscnI
Bragg, & Benjamin Jones, partners. &c rnJo-
the firm of Bragg & Jones, pitts, against Edward
Worsham, and other dns.
The defendant above named, not having cptcr,d
his appearance and given security according In tLc
act of assembly and the rules of this court and #
appearing by satisfactory evidence that inc ;s moi
an inl,abilamt Of this country: IL is ordered tL,t
the sad defendant do appear before tho Jzdro nCI
our said court, at the capitol, in the CITY of Rich
mond, on the fist day Of tho next Oct obor fcr g,
DC holden Tor INC trlai OF civil causes, and answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that COPY Of ibis or
der be forthwith inserted in some ncwSpapcr pnb.
lishcd i'm the city Of Richmond for two months
successfully, aud posted at the front door Of tb,
capitol, in tho said city.
IS a Copy. Tcstc, WI. G. SANDS, d. G.. |
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
SICKNESS AT THE MASSACHUSETTS,
STATE PRISON.
We arc indebted to the Editors Of the Bunker
ll:ll Aurora, for slip containing the following ir-
telligcucc.
CnarLEsLowy, (Mass.,) Aug. G.

CnAELEsLowN (AIass,) Aug 6.
-Four o'clock, +. VI.
a sickness commenced among the conylcts of the
State Prison i'll tins town, yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock. Several of the conycts were ia
ken with very severe attacks OF vomiting, purging
&c Medical aid was Immediately procured, AMI
bleeding aud powerful medicines were rcsortc III o
with great success. at o'clock this morning,
there were Is cascs, some very severe. Cases con
tnuc to occur, and at this hour tho following COM
muuication was made TO the Governor by cx.
press
To His Ercctiency, Lcpi Lincoln
Sir-It becomes my painful duty to report that
within ten hours past a large number of convicts
in this institution have been taken sick with the
following symptoms, viz coPous vomiting and
purglng-the quantity OF stools in some cases
equals two gallous-~thcrc is GOODNESS ofthc tongue
breath and surface-grcat pain IN the bowels
pulse very fccbe-no spasIos Of the cxtrcmitios-
there about twenty-five now sick-the most
severe Of whose cases have been treated by active
means, and appear somewhat rcheved-no ono
shows appearance of collapse, nor do ] at this
iimc think the disease 10 be Asiac Chocra-nor
can OF this time assign any probable cause Of the
samc--wc propose to have analysis Of tho food
eaten yesterday and oftlc matter evacuated 10y vo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

oI UNDERSTANDING that it has been ru
l INQUIRED in the country, that am not in the
s n' TOT wheat, l hereby give notice to nv
friends and the public in general, that INV Mills nrs
iuiiy prepared for manufacturing on an extensive
scale and that for good Wheat, delivered at NV
Mills, or at my Warehouse, OH the Basin. I viii
mond. THOMAS RITrIIFDTcUnH1
iy l9-cGt 'D'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
me Report of the New York Board of Health
Tor The 81 hours ending "Wednesday at 10 o'clock,
is follows:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14
University of Va, July L., 1892.

Mr.. VIM. H. Harrison has been a student of tho
University for two sessions; has attended the
Schools of Ancient Languages, Mathematics Ma.
tural Philosophy and Moral Philosophy, and gra
duatcd last year in the School of Ancient Ian
guagcs, and will this year graduate in Mathcma.
tics and Natural Philosophy. He is, in every re.
spect, an excellent Student and Il most exemplary
man; and can conscicntiously recommend him as
h,tcd to conduct School or fill professional
CHI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

The subscriber would also refer the ruLl;c g., .I
following gentlemen: WV
. =. >; r herr, Rev: J. b. Taylor,
.; lay!or' Anthony
.. W. us =; armstrong; Thomas Rutherford,
"h; L. Lee Rich'd. Anderson,
=, "a. SonVcr.c, 1=0aw1f-O5s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

case, Deaths.
BURLINGTON, Aug Go cases, ! dead.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-14

Resolved, That our secretaries are instructed =,
pose of acknowledging the recent of his ,,,;.
letter OF the 2nd inst, and of assuring him tb,
We heartily respond to the excellent sontimcnts
it contains; that respect him for the fearIoes
manner In which, at this particular uncturc he
has expressed them; and that We will by all proncr
means, cooperate with him in the determination
to Which he has come to oppose the reelection of
Andrew Jackson, whose political course has occa
stoned to us all the same disappointment aud NOR.
tiiication" he has experienced
several gentlemen intended to have addressed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24

law resources, to prepare for trial. and then
when the battle came on, 1t demanded al, o"e
prowess of the most consummate tact, auareSs.
prudence, and required the highest display o.
clear commanding eIoquence to give tuli ehec.
to the matter prepared. 1t IS SAID ne d'u no'
spare Livingston will not say he was uncour-
teous. But if in the ardor Of indicating Penn
sylvanla, the Hon. Senator was scorched by the
lightning attracted from the storm which himself
had raised-why-
Gle, the stricken deer go weep"
"Our withers are unwrung."
Mr.. Sergeant gained her cause, and Pennsyl-
vania will not be backward to sustain with cheer
ING approbation, son. who is at once her shield
and her support; her pride in the public councils
her sure defence as an advocate when her pri-
vate rights are invaded
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24

Punished. daily. (by EDGAR SNOwUEN,) for the
Town and thrice week for the Country. on Fairfax
street, between King and Prince streets, nearly oP'
pos,e the Post Office. Daily paper 49, Country pa
per IS per annum. -Ads0lsems"s ' n az ,nS
daily. or every other day three times, III; and -
cents for every subsequent insertion On Advertise
en,s inserted once or t,oice tceek Is per cent, adj
drionsl No Advertisement considered less than
sou,re nor inserted for less than 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24

ment there was considerable discussions The
amendment was rrjected-ayes "a, noes SIS
Mr.. Polk thereupon moved to strike ont the en-
acting clause. (belns opposed to the bill on urip.
ciple,) which was nesatived-Ayes 40, noes ca
The Committee then rose. and reported the hill
as amended; aud the House then adjourned,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-12

.Isss tie foueh. "a gsstlemsn Of
this town, alike celebrated Cor bis love
Of the queer, and HE talents as IN artist,
having arranged his cabinet Of eusiosi-
ties in excellent order, vas desireus
Of having sone notice attached to IL
which would deter visiiors from hand.
ling the articles; il was thought that
the hint eould be nore godesily pre-.
in poetry. Accordingly, The
muse" vas tapped, and ost flowed the
following line: "Let no one touch
these curiesities." This was very veil
thus far; bot the quessiso wss, 70 hnd
q rhyme 70 " csriesifies. /" which woald
preserve tie sense. A brother brush,
wbo vas present, immediately removed
the difieuisy, BY penning lhs following.
which vss placed upon The cabinet:
"Let ~ oas torch cbess euriosisies,
Fsr(ear u bresdag oySsoseiss."
tPsvtisud AS~rrtisrT.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-12

An sfiiceT weat 20 make 4 levy,
which he ezsested with the following
legal solemhitiss--lsying bic execution
very formally on = saddle, says he--
Saddle, ! ksVsi OR yea, ~ fhs aause ~
the Stefs--B Birdie, 4 ieesi Oh voss, IN
TIE aeDse Of me Sfafs. Thea iurninR
T. . pair ~ nsFtingalss, the name Il
vhieh be did nos know--says he:---
"Liffis Isrksd piece n leather. ELevel
on yeu, IN the assns Of the Slefei''--
Oh! zee. On yes! Oh. yesl Bsddle,
bride, and hflks forked piece ef Itaihey,
] nov tssdos you npon this EKeeutien
and shannon gee 20 Be and sppeaF as
ny safe ground, On Saturday ike 10th
- this present meath, e. b sxecvfed
asesgding % lav. llersin Gail net, o.
yes vii b pFoeseded againss fsg cen.
tewPf Of The coHsf0bfef's
tFss~ai VSss.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-12
1oUx1oAx..


A so.G iron Dr.. C. c. Cssvesrs ~ Opsu-
m Kxssars - I'm nsD naAxca.
An-T& aGrsss y ~ Wa~s
Ny GFe s'r de billovs dsshsd Rsorious sSonx.
Asd Blsd vsss he soecs q tAs niisr hsyss -,
1sf I'D vss NY bosom I'D bssssiae uifk vo..
fcr ny hsartS N cd Irelsad vAarsvsr -.
IAe Aerss sAry ver. lovely. sss shseries s.d
Were ne lilies % Fssscs I'D - olives of spai..
For thessht O ths 6esds vAers he viSd d:ises
On my hs.rs !. Cd Ir.,a.d vhersverfso
More dear thaa he 6ovrs thse AZ Isaly y;eSAs.
4 the rcd hreaseed daisy thss sangies our fsids,
HE shemrsek, the hawthorn, nd white blos-
so0d doc.
o. - hssrss y ssdlr.a..A vAere,erIs~
Per he rose and the lily abandon the plains
Whea me summer goes By. bot the shamroek re-
mains,
Ike lSssdia nisfessuo. Il blooms o.r,he .,v
% ny he.sss b cd lrel.nd ~hesvvsr 70.
! sisAd and vov'd tl,st u ssr rot A.us.
No nore from my svert little esessee lu rusm.
Dsethe hsp shouid resound. and The gobi<t sks.sId
Aov,
IN my heath {. old Irel.ad vher~v.r Ire.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-12
JEFFERSON x.A1SD
FOR SAFE.

TIT WILL SELL the fsrm On which
III new live, &C the Old Rurnaee. con-
tsiaisg 60 AZORES, In . good state Of
euitisstien. and bounded by the Potomae
river, with every necessary building there
on fos The uss Of . farnn Also.
A first-rate Tan Yard,
With - vsts Of various descriptiess.--
And brick snsiths' shop. with al ether
buildines cotnpiefs.
Terns will Be so favoFabls. that enc
half 81 The purchase money msy be made
% Of The property; and pesssssion cen
Be bad a. any time.
HENRY srRIDER.
Peb. 10, is32.-H