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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28


CONSISTING, in part, ola large and general assert
n,ent Of SADDLES, BRIDES & HARNESS
Of every description together with the whole Of
their LEATHER and other unworked materials
also, the TOOLS Of The shop The Goods and
Materials are all new aud handsomely laid in
The sale is well deserving tho attention Of those
who wish Goods ofthe above description.
TERMS-For all sums u ts25 and under that
amount cash for all sums aver 1875 an5 under
$500. SIX months crcdt--nnd for all sums Of $500
or morn, cgh, months credit The purchaser or
purchasers giving negotiable notes, with approved
endorsers payable aton OF the Banks IN this place
The sale will be made in pursuance of Trust
Deed, executed by the said Shaeklnfurd Il Wright,
the 35th inst, and of record in the Clerk 3 OF
flee oftho llusllngs Court for the Corporation OF
Lynchburg,
by the Deed Of Trust aforesaid, the WHOLE Of the
debts belonging to the SAID F,rT of ShactJoford 4
Wright are transferred TO the undersigned W., or
ono ofus or such agent as we may appoint, nre n
lone authorized TO settle the accounts. Tho Books
and Accounts, are kept At the Office Of G., l.. Mos
by Esq over the store OF Mossrs burton & Hop.
ltins. All persons indebted to said Firm, Lrc re
questeJ 10 come forward aud make Immediate pay
mcnt The situation of the business will mol al
low OF any Indulgence.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, | Trus-
CHARLES l.. MOSBY, tees
Jan %. l,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

: 1 M T. T -. :. III. !; a
a FURTHER supply Of Ds5cts aud .stodarts
Va Mrinlllc lilntc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

gFiKtiNiA, to wit-N Rules holden IN tho Clerks
~ Office # the Circuit Suporior Court &c Law AMI
Chlnoers for the Of Floyd the 9Th duy Of Jam
uarv, ls3.--John Pankey, Edward Pankey, Sninuel
Pankey, Stephen Pankcy, Elizabeth Pankey, w n. Pan
KEY AID Jame Pankc, children and heirs Of JOHN Pan
key. dec Phf- against Archer Branch and Jacob Helms,
Dofis.--In rhanccry. ~
The defendant Archer Branch having entered hi
nppea and given security according 10 tho una OF
Assembly aud the rules ofthis court, il appearing IN
satisfactory evidence that he uhalHant ~ this
Commoia caltl On motion Of the plaintiff, by their A.
nrmcy, ordered that he, the said Archer Branch
appear hero the frs, Monday In Apthex, and aaswer
the compartments hiI and thai copy Of this urdor 10
Forthwith seitcd the L;rchhug Eitginiun fr Ava
months cressiyciv AID that arehey ccrs be p0sSe -
the front $3.50 >. ., rrcc'st;ais'.3 q !bs SRlltis
IEops .esie, VIZ. c6ousuN. cik..
yac s3 wHws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
William Il. Rod aad Thom,s |. REID. adj
ministiators Of John Reid, doo'd. Joscp
Gadd and Robert E., Cutler.

raud ana Rpbptt y. Cutler.
IHNAkE NOTICE, that on tho last day of next
n month, Februaty, between the rlsln4 and set
ting Of the sun, nj W dian Thompsens dwelling
house, IN the county Of Nelson, will take the de
positions Of William Thompson and others and
on the LIST Friday N March next, between the like
hours, at the dwelling house of w illam II Plump,
in the town ct Waynesborough, aud oou uy of Au-
gusle, viii take the doposI,long OF James Bridge.
and others, and If no finished ON that day, will
'n,,e from day TO day between the same hours, un.
al completed and onth, second FRIDAY IA March
next between u,e sumo hours, at the tavern house
al SweelIand III The Town Of Panonsburk, and
county OF Boetoutt, Will take the dispositions Of
lnnles Gnrlmill, and othors and III the town of
SGW LeuCon, nt The tavern house Of Charles
L. bhroll N the county of Campbell, between the
| same hours, will take the dispositions of Alexan-
der Austin, john Teas. Henry stephens, md 9th
err L. be read al evidence IN The stat noW ,epcu.
ding IN the Circuit supelor Court Of Law and
Cbaneery Tor tho Town Of l.vnchhhfs, ~ iprma
panyerts, IN which am Plaintiff md yea uf, De
icnuunt when and whore you can attend, should
~ think proper. HENRY Pnapcr.
Son OF tst,ler
jan q hit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

sad, as before quoted" The constitution OF tie
United States was depuinton Of power from the
several States, for tn purposes ola Federal Gov
pramant Wherein the states acre supcftiea and
iHictfH}eHl rs to powers not granted, and tn
Federal Government sorefsIea aud iniepfndeaf
"a "a these powers mhieh were granted" All
these srneinrt with many others who might bo
canned IN reference Ia tins subject, dstin
qil ,hed the powers ofthc Federal and State Gov.
crnmens precisely as the President has donc IN
the proclamation. But, as further proof TINT
|have taken correct view OF the doctrine OF The
President upon this subject refer thu reader TO h,a
last Annual Message IN which the President as
ser,s tha, the General Government Is government
Of lImiied powers that its administration should
be strictly confined TO the powers grarted and that
the government should at no time exercise metre
doubtful powers. Take the message aud proc
lamaion in conncxioo, and II ~ manifest that the
the sovereignty of the states entirely engulphed
in that ofthc General Government; but on the con
trary, he distinctly ayows the opinion that each Is
sovereign aud indpendent in its own respective
sphere.
Having thus, as think, successfully vindicated
the Proclamation agaInstt two very grave AMI i'm
posing charges, shall, IN my next number, pro-
coed To examine the right Ola State 10 socode from
the Union al pleusure, which will involve an en-
quiry into the history, nature and character Of the
Federal Government, and its authority TO execute
the laws passed under its granted powers.
UNION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

!
State. a s,rertig atg2 WAIST the States IN thor
! federal oapaaiiy Let us heai the Sabarieie
But ihnt each State by Tho RATIFICATION of the con.
st,lutlan aforesaid, rs pat agreed with each aud
every .stalp, sst1 mlsui become IA party thereto,
ihat II would orucario do any nets Of sovereignty,
el4er by legislation or othefwiac, in relation 10
81 Sae. subioeus by the constitution II Was a
slced far the nitasl Benefit oil all should he Irons
cued 10 the exclusive Action Of the getera govern
/ incnt = and aghln--" and that To all other mt
/ tcrs and things, crci1lUe jnfisdtel1.l over which
! had vol been rnnsternd, &c to do ali acts of s"r
+ sltteAty at lheir pleasure &c.~No", # II re
! quires s0rctelgHiH IN II government to make uca
/ lies and Vfslnln possess i lhui power and soy
ercltnfy previous 10 subscr tng tie canstiabon #
The Gniied Sntcs and # sir, by that act, saf5ra
Rtret tt3tdls p31rer or sotete1G NJ and II the
aaue t.fns, ay the same act gave II up 20 tie gov
ie.,nesl # the United Stltcs, as eencrh. govern
luent..s no, this diuiron Of SJUe feigatg p For
Virginia rs stu SOUercieH IN many casts All laws
! mus omnnHte from sorcyctah power and where
! the Jaw Of the States do not oonlrayene the laws
Of the United States, they supreme. But the
substitute says, " tint each state agreed that II
would forbaar TO do any aci Of sovereignty, either
by legislation or olherw 81. Now | have ms
| hesitation in saying that this assertion IS Mother
tn. iottcr nor the spbhiof what onV or MI the
States agreed 10 do, How could this be | have
proven that III parted with Po,fton Of thtIr sop-
leJe'gn,g, l@opowers, equally sovereign or su-
prema, cannot le2lslte nj one and the same tlma,
over the same subjects, for such legislation IN all
probability would occasion eolislon--t would be
absurd The Lruth is, tho tqn governments are
each supreme or sore1cteR IN their respective
spheres--and as long tn Siate governments
a.. it.I In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
PIANO EOfsTES

which the subao,,bor pledges hmscAf To sell Mt tho
Makers prices in New York, with the addition OF
the actual eypahse OF transportation
JOHN rOMPKINS
Mira Toupkins continues 10 give instruction ia
Muso On the iiano and to receive M bnHrdcrs,
their education.
Jan 7, inilF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
FOR SALg.0K RENT.
Jan -

1zwA ,HNliE subscriber will sell OF rent
TsstWk u hls house and lot on third street
liss,E8 directly opposite the Protestant Me.
1~RsiaaoUk tIiodist Church. The housc "a com
moJ'ous and comfortable with seven good rooms,
all OF Winch have fire places, and u convention, store
room nndor the same roof A large and handsome
falling garden, containing a good selection Of Fruit
Treea,n hnc WELL Of delightful water convenient
ut the door. n communication 10 any pnrt OF the
iodfe without exposure, and which 10 more Jc+-
raoc, IN n delightful nc'ghborhood. Possession
gwen the 1t Of March Application may be made
to he subscriber, FRANCiS :. MILLER
JIM 28 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
tafmetS aud Bc,.daatS Hte,ngs Iast,sut,on Of
LRDtabafe.


fdf8aefs' aud Nct,daAGS h.tt,hgs IaststUfion Of
LRasddafe.
VNNlilS lpstituilon went INTO operation on the lsi
n January, 1893, under authority oi m act OF
the Legislature pasaed the Goth Much, 1882, g,v-
,ng eane,on 10 all such similar institutions IN tive
Common wcnlh Of Va. under certain euniiiieus Get
forth N SAID act It ia governed by a Coosu,utboA
mi BY Laws, aud rs oh,cf design the promotion
OF sp'rit OF economy. Depositns will be rcceiv.
ed Of any silns not rss lhon dollar hui GER
liii ate will he issued interest allowed on ess
amount ibnu five dollars, fur which, and all sun,s
oycT the Cashier Of the Institution will issue ccr
ufca,ca hearing interest after ten days ofthree pes
cent Per anDuIn sums remaining On del,osltc
-four months on less--fnnr per cent for any time
over four and not exceeding Fix months, and fyu
per cent. per ahnum Tor euy time exceeding six
months Tho Cashier VIII attend a, his Office on
Tuesday Of each week. from Q o. clock, A. NJ, tll
moor for the purpose Of receiving dopostes and
de Board VI Directors will meei on the evening Of
III, SUM dlylo make discounts, and transact 9TH
Ct business Notes and drafts for discount will he
hudrd - sOnn Of the members to bo laid beiaxe
tho Board Of directors at their meetings.
IT, u!h;cfs * members are the following;
John q Neon, President;
Geo. w. Turner Cashier;
Alex Tompkns, Treasurer;
NJ w Davenport, Secretary;
Jno M Warwick, Patrick M athews,
jus, w. Morgan, Charles A. Withess,
John Early, VIM J. Turner,
Maurice Lunghorne, John Hollins.
Henry 5. Langhorne, John s Blair,
Il q. Tompkns, David X. Edley,
John d. Marrcll, Hugh MoatyomerIc,
S. IL DAVIS, James L. Clayton,
Maurice II Garland Jesse Hare
Jno M oley, Samuel Garland
Samuel MeCorkle,
Jan. II. 4tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
AUCTION SALE.

.IIL BE SOLD, at public auction, on Wed.
w ncsday ncxt 30Ih inst, in the house lntoy
occupied by ShackIefond 4 Wrigh',on Main Street.
n the town OF Lyneliburg, their entire stock Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30
BTGGERIS

EXCHANGE md LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va.
Drawn Nos for the Union Canal Lottery No g. for 1888:
So 80 10 AZ % 80 20 o 81 SO.
SPLENDID SCHEMES $50, OO0-s1OO00.
Union Cand Lottery, No 10, for 18Th May.
CAPITALS.
prize Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
do. OF 5000 do Of 1000
10 do Of 3,7O4 80 do. Of 1000
Lowest Prize S12.
Tickets $40, Halves SIS, Quarters 50 so.
10000 Dollars, 100 Prizes Of 1000 Dollars.
New York Lottery, Extra No 10
10Th MAY.
CAPITALS.
prize Of $50 900 prize Of &V'VVo
do. OF 5000 DO Of o'VVV
100 prizes Of 900
Tickets $40 Halves 50 Quarters 800.
BreGER has recently sold and paid At sgt, Grsno
Capitals Of $50 O00-2 Of 20 OO0--6 Of 10000 &c &C
And Capital Prizes than any other ynderln the u
States TiIos y BIGGER,
April 3d. nI5-n Richmond, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30
TREE HILL SPRING R4CEs--srcoxD r

PropretorS PurSe-S3O0- too mile heats
VIM Wynn Mary Randolph, by Gohanna, years old,
~ T. tiaros b. Kate Kcnnon, by Contention old
John q Goodies b. h. Tuscumba by Sir Acho years old,
James NJ Seden'sb b. h. by Sir Charles, years old.
Thomas Doswel's b. m Sting, by Tariff, 4
John NJ Botts Oh h. Backslidc by HOtspu old
Mr. Willamson's herse Platoh, by Tariff,
IIme--st heat Am. 3s.--2i heat Am. l0s
THIRD DAY.--JOckey Club Prse-SI ON1-four mile keats
IL: A. Tnyioo b. G. Pizarro, by Alfred Yeas old,
VIM IL Johnsons b. h. Goian, by Eclipse, real old
Hector Davis Dolly Dixon, by
game. NJ SeIdens b. h. Moses by Arab, 4 years DID, 4ds.
'ohn NJ BOTS BIZ Douglas by Johanna old, Sds.
Iime--lst heat SIN. 5s-2d hea Sm
FovRTH DAY.-Mr. Hare's Honnoto by Contention
Mr. Bolts Rapid by TSaer3t
MI Sclden's WheiOot, by John Hancock 5ds.
Mr. Goodies Merry Luss, by Arab, d..
Mr. Bechers Quarter Master, by IIotspur,
MIR. Tayloos Mua Flora, 10y Rather,
Tiue-in. Sim
fln the
the Course coming second best, bringing weight
according to the rules
after the regular match for $500 aside
made by tho Of TOnette and Rapid
vorto and two to freely offered accspedshe
won the heat apparently with IN I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30
MARRIAGES
DIED,

Married. at Cherry Hall, county, Va on In BY
the Rev Adam Empc, II.
Miss Lucy Ann, youngest daughter Of WIN. lnnkin Esq.
DIED,
CoMSUSfoA Diod Saturday the 2nh
sdence IN Abomafle county, Mrs Sarah Mr. John
Morris, u the prime Of life, leaving children, seoonato
husband, relatives aud friends
who relation either domestic social truly exomps
~ he Illness pI0,raced and her suffering but
our last end be like hors that xed that
sing ana give praises that TO the latest be calm and
resigned death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

Coaf MU cATED An entertaining work entitled "Tho
life Of Sailor is pronounced by the LONDON SBECTh
be "a made book" But know that part relating
TO visit OF the British Tappahannoek in the year 1914
to be correct excepin circumstances; viz the orlho-
grapy Of names, and the mitigation erhe savage conduct
Of The British. SuRscRIpER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

subscribers already Oh the st pay up Taking them
be valid, the reports OF the Commissioners far as eu
haze been returned show deficit of about $3.50 900
which presume will be made up without difficulty"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30


Congressional RegiSter.--Not than or two of
the Districts in Virginia is wrapt in uncertainty We
expect by Friday next TO furnish complete
OF our REPRESENTATIVES, in the next Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

svHdopw ppyea fierce isilo whose spirit and au1a
tonshnF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

Bedyord q D)-Thomas Preston sos, Edmund Pate
329 Gray 22S, Wing6ed 16i.-No opposition to Clai-
borne for Congress.
Petersburg Il D.)-John L. Brown-no opposition.
City of Richm0ad--John Rutherford 302--no oppo-
sition.
safe SENATE.
Hampshre-Donadson 423-Heiskil 3l3.
.Morgdn.-Donaldson 212-Good 32-Heiskil l6-.Nr.
William Donaldson elected in The District by about ITO
MAJORITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30
HARRISON DISTRICT.

ICity Of Richmond-Gen. Jaqueline B. Harve 292-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30
GIVING UP THE WUOLEl


courier OntOn) and the " Mercury Qualification
nave lately reasoned high upon those high matters
OF clulenshP, sovereignty allegiance unity OF the nation
&c SC The Courier in Of its recent articles brought
forward various quotations show the views of Jefferson
and other fathers OF the churchand concluding with The
following authority: $500 ~
"6 Lastly, did John c. Calhoun tho ou,o, .,
WIN US thousand heresios aud countless evils, mean when in s
Of our legislature 1928 pcnned that
soperegHgin the United States regard purposes
purposos'" ~ " ''a'o
And how does the Mercury rcbut these statements,
Hear hiDn
Knowing that many Of heartily tired OF e will
roy our controversy with the Courier the subject
Yesterday by saying that its quotations only 60
ofthc Government the states united co",t
and That the Federal Government is the representative portion
meant any thing else by tho assertion oao i o Ca
error; cannot agee with him In an M = ~
WITH the magnificent and mpognabe theory he
What aud is it the Charleston Mercury, who admits
that in any the United States do constitute one
ndtionH Hear him. Messrs Calhoun, and Hamilton and
lyer, and Foyd! What say we 10 this candid but inds
Greet concession Of the great object of your faith
What. alter the Mercury has so warmly denounced
the Presidents Proclamation tor calling US one peo-
pie" ga single nation" does its own Editor admit hai o
the extent OF the authority Of the Federal Government
States united (do constitute nation 2? As for Mr..
C he is constantly going for "insigniicant theory
In l9l6-l7, he is Tor splendid government land de-
clarng that "bu for this STUFF about State Rights we
should rise be the greatest Empire Ia the world In
3l-S2 he goes for the opposite magnificent theory -
and IS Tor each State multiplying the acts Of the great En-.
PTe' Hcis everin the exremes-and ever wrong
The Charleston Mercury warns its brother nullfers
against Peter Pdreys Tales for Children" The Mer.
curry suspects them Of making attacks upon domes-
TIC institutions" OH Peter Parey--Peer Parey oh''
this be true, we must Danish you to the North Of the
Potomac But we trust that this is a childish argument
on the part Of the Mercury-and we shreyydly suspect
that TO those who striving TO excite iealoues "triae,
"Bn 90 a re combinations strong IS proofs Of Holy Writ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

The Yrtues Of .Nuiiifcation-u6yoad!
circular letter OF Messrs. Barring, Brothers & Co Of
London. OF March l4th, quotes u s. Bank Stock at e22
os to E22 los and closes follows:
scarcely thing doing American
over fewer Sellers asd confidence
will long time before they to which they had
reached before the violent proceedings in Carolina"
III we desire to draw funds from abroad for carving on
our Internal Improvements, think YOU that we could OBJ
tain them upon good now, without the South
Carolina Modification.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-12-21

III IViist7N VI tiIC VI Wv
Charge d'AiIairs appointed in Contra
America at the last session of Congres,
he was prevented from proceeding on IN
mission until The moth OF October. !
is hoped, how. yer, that he is by this tins
at bis posi-, and ,llalthe ialinlerconise
unfortunately 50 long Interrupted, Las
been thus renewed on the part OF The tive
hiliol's 50 amicabiy aud ad, antageo,sl,
connected ) engagements founded oil
the most enlarged principles of CONNER
cial re. iprorits.
II is CRAFTY ing 10 state, that. since III,
last am ual N. >sagc. some Of the mus
Important claims of our fellow cilzrll>
upon the Government of Brazil l,a,,
been s,tli>fa,,orially adjusted, aud rell-
alit G is plat ed on The llleidly dispositions
manifested hy IT, TIA, justice will also he
dosc IN oilers. No new causes Of com
plant have arisen: and the trade he
tw' en- the two couillries aourishcs undrt
the encouragement secured TO il by tn,
libcral provisions OF the tiealy.
II is cause Of regret, that owing prob
ably to HE civil dissersipt,s which hav,
occupied the affection 81 the Mcxi' a.
Government, the tim, fixed by The treaty
ot limits viii, the United States for ia.
meeting II The Commissioners to d, lin,
Tie bun. duties between the Two natul.>.
las been sui red h expire without th
experimentation, Commissioners Oh the
t"t OF that Gostlhncst. While the
truc oeu.'d"rI remals y, don'tny rlti,e'
party, 1t Is difficult to give r!'',tt h thos'
h'ea u'cs "''ich are me- easa'y t"'he pr"
ittlIod and qnict OF our hn'ner IL ia
zehs residing i.ear that i'ont'r. Tine
81 Jces Is o"e OF srea, soiifItu'ie to the
o"ned States, a. wii' nii iaii to receive
IN, cdfnesi attt't'tIon.
nc ''ea'1 s"a'inaed WIN e'ii' and
'l'i"o'ea =, '''' ''l's'e =. lis ''s' session.
was ''i'' i"'.iied ., we S1ts'''t" O'V''''
'nei'' o'i "i's' ,e'sai's aoa'i "''"' a." ca
P'a''",''J a'u'ies % i nature |" nave re-
it''ea -, ~ 10 ~ "Sf''" so9''''''eo 10 '''e zen
sc, Tug 'ii'ic Hsi'i'eo '"t t'ie tAcpa' .
% INC sasilie"li'n', however. having ei".e
APi' w '''e a'''o'' u on.'' '''N q ''''e'''
~.
rhe neooti ,tions ommenced with the
l;,puDto ,ciai,.e To INC out
rage, conn,l.,.d m our vessel, .nu.ced
Ia lht; tl,i.,rle, al III. Falkland Islands
Nv persons acting under the color of It's
,u,hcril,, as wei as The otter matters IN
,oi,lro.eI.y between the two Govern
uenl. have been suspended by The d, par
ure OF the Ch"rge d 'Aiislr,s If the U.
ot..tes from Bueuus Ayes. Ii J., undc,-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-05-09
From Blackwood's Magazine.
SPRING.
BY THE HON. MRS. MORT

BY THE HON. MRS. NORTON.
The Spring is come again the breath Of May
Creeps whisperingy where brightest flowers have
birth,
And the young sun beams forth with redder ray
On the broad bosom Of the teeming earth
The Spring is come! how gladly nature wakes
From the dark sumber Of the vanished year;
How gladly every gushing streamlet breaks
The summer stiffness with its music clear!
But thou art old. my heart the breath of Spring
No longer swells thee with rapturous glow,
The wild bird carols blithey on the wing,
But wolSes no smile upon my vithered brow.
Thou art grown old!-no more the generous
thought
Sends the warm blood more swiftly through The
veins
Selfish and cold thou misunderstanding hath
nought
For thee, but memory of vanished pains.
The day-break brings no bounding for my rest,
Eagerly glad, and strong in soul and limb:
But through the weary lid, (unwelcome guest)
The sunlight struggles with lustre dim.
The even'g brings no calm-the night no sleep,
But feverish tossngs on the hateful bed,
While the vexed thoughts their anxious vigils
keep,
Yet more TO weary ont the aching head
Still the deep grove-the bower-my footsteps
seek;
Still do read beneath the Aowery thorn,
And with worn and hollow eaten cheek,
Woo the young freshness Of the laughing morn.
But now no pleasure in the well known liues,
Expands my brow, or sparkles in mine eye,
Ger the dull page my languid head declines,
And wakes the echo with listless sigh.
All! mockng wind, that wandereth Ger m
form,
With freshened scents, from every opening flower
Deep-deep within, the never dying worm
Lies longngs all unquenched, defy thy power
There coolness comes not with the coolin;
breeze
There music flows not with the gushing rill--
There shadows calm not fiom the spreading
trees
Unsakcd, the eternal fever burneth still
Mock US not, Nature, with thy symbol vain
or hope succeeding hope, through endless years
Earth's buds may burst, earth's groves be gree
again,
But man-can man forget youths bitter tears.
thirst thirst! but duller day by day
Grow the cogged soarings Of my spirits wing
Family the sap Of life slow ebbs away,
And the worn heart denies a second Spring!