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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

NOTICE.-wiI be sold at public auction, on Tuesday
the 4th day Of November next, the est,ie belong
ing 10 The subscribers. lying in the county OF Amelia
BeviTs Bridge, about five hundred barrels Of corn,
hundred and City bushels OF white wheat parcel OF shea
oats" work horses two yoke OF oxen, some fine milch
lew bee cattle; also, parcel oil line hogs, plantation
tools, Sc.
On the day, that very valuable estate will be
leased out Tor years. II IL thought that
thousand twelve hundred barrels OF raised
from that portion OF land intended for cultivation the next
year
The will be liberal aud made known on the day
oil sale. JAMES ELAN
Oct 81 [i9-r-] II. HANCOCK.
u AND FOR SALE.-By yir,u, of a decree of The
IL Superior Court OF Law aud Chancsry, for the
town oil Petersburg, pronounced the Goth day June
1881 in ihe oil Cooke and wife, against Friend will
be old to the hghes, bidder, the 18th day OF Novem
Der next the premises, Tor cash. piece or parcel of
land, containing hyeght acres, three roos aud thirty.
six poles being tenth par, OF the Island, called Eppes
Island IN the proceedings menlioned lying in the county
OF Charles City, neatly opposite City Point able
the plat and report; much thereof as will be sui
Client pay the oil three thousand two hundred and
twenty dollars and eghty.one cents with interest
thirteen hundred and fitv three dollars and sixty-.x
cents. from the 2lst day Of July, 1884, till paid aud the
cost OF this suit JOHN $. STUBBLEFlELD,
Sheriff IF Charles City county.
October 3D. 1884 45-tds
ENXECUToR'S SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.
h BY virtue OF the last viii OF Richard Walker decd
the subscribers will SELL public auction the premises
on the Alb day OF December next il fair il uo the next
lair day. the tract OF land which the said aker
ell in the county OF Bedford, containing 925 acres III
miles from Lynchburg, aud miles from New London
lis one oil The desirable of land upper
country tits highly productive in corn wheat and to-
bacco and contains large portion Of FIRST rate land
in the woods. The land lies ell il finely waeted and
situated in healthy aud agreeable neghborhood.-T
improvements neat with every the ac-
commoda'ion oil genteel aiDily crop OF wheat will
be sowed on the land.
Alter the sale OF the land, the subscribers will proceed
10 sell between 81 aud &c valuable Slaves the STOCK of
horses, cattle, sheep aud hogs, quantity OF pork. the
oil oats aud fodder, aud the aud kch-
furniture.
For the land part Of the purchase money will be re-
CURED in hand; Tor the balance liberal credit will DO
given, to DO secured by Deed of Trust For the per-
sona property IL months credit will be given all sums
above So On The purchasers giving bonds with ssslae-
tory securityio all under $50 cash will be reoui-
red Further particulars sill be known on the day
oil sale. WIN. RADFORD,
HECTOR HARRIS,
Executors Of Richard Walker, deed
OctoOer IS Colds
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FINANCING AND wALTZING.-The public is re-
EP spectny informed, that the undersigned has
ceeded in procuring House suited TO his purposes, and
That his School will open Tuesday next, at o'clock, TOR
young ladies, o'clock Tor boys aud clock for gentle
men. Charge, $40 per term OF ton weeks.
tie VIII have classes NJ the semina-s OF Miss McK.n
gle, Mr. Persco and Mrs Jarvis and will be his interest
and pleasure accept any other invitations teach eh.r
IN schools private classes, made up in any part the
city. +. G. BREEDIN, P0Lphatdn House.
October 81. IS
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NOIlCb.--A Petition will be presented 10 The Legs.
aure Of Virginia, At iis session. asking the pas
sage OF law, 10 appoint Commissioners sell the Clebe
land Of King William PARISH ~ The county Of Powhatan
october ~. i0-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

YEyHE ELM-w0OD SCHOOL will again open on
IA the lst OF October The branches taught will be
the English Grammar, the oil Reading, Writing, De-
camaton and Composition, Geography with the of the
Globes, and Book keeping; Greek, Latin aud Maizena,
Ties in all its elementary branches-a-o, Moral phoso-
ply with the Evidences of Christianity, the Elements
Natural Philosophy, general History, aud BeilesLetres
Revision OF studies, will be weekly-Examnsons
quaiterly-a each Of which, Lectures will he delivered
appropriate subjects Reports i'll then be sent TO pa
r-nts and guardians, the following heads Department.
Diligence, and Progress in Studies and Moral advance
The term. areFor t"ition and board. including diet
bed and beddirg tire, candles aud washing, during the
scholastic OF 10 months. and payable half yearly
advance, $3.50 Board for each pupil who resns dur
ing August and September the only vacation, S25.
Scholars will be received any age but for less
term than 10 months They may enter any season,
will be charged only from the time OF entrance. All
Books and Stationery, will be supplied Tor casb
at the wholesale prices On the OF health long ex
perience warrants the assertion, that no situation in Yr
ginia, is superior to Enl-wood.
JAMES NJ. GARNETT
Essex county, Va.
p s. Letters postpaid, and directed 10 Loreto Post
Office, will be Immediately answered
October 7. rs,
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ne EDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'VE QUEEN SrREEr,) under the Superitfendence of
the Medical Society of South CdTOna.-Thc Lectures
IN this Institution will usual the SECOND
Monday IN November next The different Chails will
occupied by the following gentlemen:
u. Is. STROBEL, Nj. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
WM. HUME, 81. d.. Professor OF surgery.
b. b SIMoNs, NJ. D., Professor Of Operative Surgery.
THOMAS y SIMoNs, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory aud
Practice OF Medicine.
HENRY ALExANDER, NJ. D., Professor Of Institutes Of
Medicine.
ANDREW HAsELL, NJ d., Professor Of Matora Me-
dica
CHARLES DAVIS, NJ. D.. Professor oI Chemistry
FRANCIS Y PoRcHER, NJ. d.. Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
T. Horny DrAs, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
The Marine Ho'piia and tie llospitsI connected with
the Aims House in this city, are under the direction Of
the Faculty Of Ibis College. Clinical Lectures will be de-
yered twice week, by two Of the Professors shch the
Students will be permitted 10 attend Of charge. The
Commissioners OF the AIMS House. have literally appro
priaed Ward Of that Institution Tor the reception Of ie
males during their ACcoUCHEMENTs. This department
will be under The immediate charge Of he Professor Of
Obstetrics.
To enable the Student TO become acquainted with dis
peculiar to thc nSgyO race, the old College has
converted into INFIRMARY, where such Medical gef
temen friendly TO this School will send tlIsr pa
ens, aud give history Of each case, with io plan
reanenL Tho Faculty sanguine in the hope Of being
thus enabled 10 concentrate upon their School Of the
experience aud talent Of the Medical Society, adyan
rage where else enjoyed. No effort shall be wantng
10 render this College worthy Of he patronage Of liberal
aud enlieh tened public
THOMAS Y. sIMoNs, NJ. D..
Dean Of the Faculty.
Charleston, Oct. a. 37-uN
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TKNHE LAW SCHOOL AT FREDERICKSBUR
n will commence its Session, Monday, the 3D. OF
next November, aud will terminate the latter end of
March, 1885. The exercises in this School las hereto.
fofe) consist mainly IN c study Of the approved
books with critical daily exsn'rations accompanied with
mnaton by the Teacher Experience OF several Years
has shows that these exercises much more efficient
means OF legal instruction than the ransory Impressions
made By course OF Lectures The text books used will
be Baekslooes, fuckers aud Kenrs Commentaries and
Cruises Digest. The Virginia Student should provide
himself with faic's Digest The fee 70 lie Instructor
$50 10 be paid IN cash before admission 10 the School
Boarding may be had in town upon very Reasonable terms
say from $40 10 Si2 30 per month exclusive only Of
fuel and washing; which may he procured for very mo-
deraie prices The whole expense, and above the
tuition fee, will probably exceed S75, for The session
Of about five months. JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX
September 5. 35-uN
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ME- nua Meeting OF the Stockholders ia the Dismal
Swamp Land Company, WILL according 10 law, he held in
the town OF Suffolk, Saturday, the 10Th OF November
next RO. BUTLER, Prest
ID. s. Land Company.
Smhfied, Oct 81. As-6t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EAUTION.--I do hereby tore arm all persons ag .ns
~ receiving trading for two Bonds, either one Of
them, for two hundred, aud the other for one hun
dred and dollars, exscu'ej by me TO KITTY Childres
OF Louisa county in payment Tor piece OF land purchas
ed OF her as am determined not 10 pay them until a
clear title 10 said land is secured 10 by said Ch,les
Oct 81 [5i-wtwl wM. N. wALDROP.
AAAKRiDGE FEMALE SCHOOL.-1bis School, ST.
W tuated near Bowling Green, Virginia. will be con.
tnued the ensuing year by its present teacher, Miss
JONES. The usual branches OF the best English Educa-
ton taught by Miss j., including Grammar, History
Arithmetic and Geography with the OF the Globes; al
The Elements Of Natural and Moral Philosophy. Che
Isry ana Astronomy. She will also teach plain aud or
naenel needle work, for small additional compe Dsatio
IL required The for Board aud Tui,on enbr acing
every expense but books, will be ninety dollArs; thd
in advance.
ridge the above terms-and may not be amss say
that thus far this has proved to be Of the he.hes
spots in Virginia. WILSON ALLEN,
October 81. [51-ilD] agent for the School
NNJooD LAWN IN MARKEr.-The above trar,
Wv 700 OF land, consists OF highly improved
faru OF about 450 acres under the SHIFT SYSTEM
$50 of beautiful mbere forest land The lies
north side OF the Panuuksy river, in the counties of
ogram. II is offered purchasers private sale, and
u no, before, cH, the fret day of the June
Louisa Court, be sold TO the ighest bidder, before
the front door Of the Court House. he propreors
ing the purchaser giving third in hand, aud
the balance in two equal annual payments with the usual
security.
description Of the property is deemed ece'ssry;
would, however remark, by way OF reference that the
farm is known TO the Mesrs Anderson, aud perhaps
the Mcssrs James, OF Richmond, one OF productive
cuture under the clover and plaster system, for many
years past.
To make equitable division between the undersigned,
joint purchasers aud legaees ia the estate OF MIS- Lucy
Minor, deceased sale OF this valuable estate is
sought--an possession will be given to the purchaser
time enough to seed crop Of wheat the ensuing tall.
d. MINOR.
Wood Lawn Orange Co.. Oct 81 5i-I.mrlJune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

MOTlCE.-The beautiful Stallion Eclipse Lightooi
v which have recently purchased at $4,000, in
small honor OF his paren,sge, the unequAled American
Eclipse, and the iar-fsmed Lady Lighoot Of whom not
syllable more need be said among horsecn, will stand
mylhousciin Msckenburg, Va, the season. (IS35
Gentlemen Invited TO call and see him, he will only
he shown the Capital Square in Richmond the las,
week in Decenber aud first week ia January return
TO his place. lie IL the %eTy likeness OF OF his
ancestry, the imported Shark, tile hest horse that ever
crossed the Atlantic, having upwards OF % 600 gneas
before he left England aud half brother the great
English Eclipse. The two Eclpses cannot be ,cip.ed
except by the light aud brillisDey Of Lady Lgh.loot
Oct. IS. 150-3tl JOHN e.. GOODE
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Ii"III"Nf V'INIItI u TV-WIIIIhN
THNHE subscriber oilers for sale bis Farm ia the 10 or
n end OF Henrico county, containing more than xix
hundred acres There attached this tract about
seventy live acres OF swamp land OF superior quality
The greater part OF which is cleared and well drained
ani - adapted TO tho growth 81 wheat, corn, oHs and
grasses, and aboat 2J Of which are well set ia
timothy and herds grass There j. narl in the neghbnr-
hood OF his larm aud has been recently discovered
on ~ OF supposed good quality Being anxious 10 di,pos
Of his property, ! will sell bargain.
also offer Tor sale, my stock cattle, sheep hogs
horses, muics, and oxen, farming uienss, wagton, ca
re, &r.-ili, or any Of which, viii seH pfivseIy---
should not make sale before The 10Th Of December next
WIZ ollei publicly, IN addition TO tho above NY house
hold and kitchen iuntufecrops Of corn, fodder oais hay
Sc, SC. Terms made known on application 10 purchase
OF on The Jay OF sale G. NJ. KEESEE
September 30 d2--yu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

a NENTRAL HOTEL FOR SALE.-This very valua-
" bic Establishment, now occupied by Col. w ard IL
siinated III the town Of Charlottesville, the Turn
pike roaf and than $50 yards from the Court
house Square, and about the centre of the The
building isiarge and conmodous, containing between %
snd 30 rooms will, large brick stable but lately built
Wen OF excellent water, and good Ice house. aud oler
necessary out houses.
The above property will be offered for eae on the pre-
misses, on Tuesdsy the 1'h day Of November next, on
credit OF enc t~o aud three years. carrying interest from
The date Bond with approx security, aud deed Of
trust upon the property will be required more sati.
factory description OF the property he bad by sppca
ton to either Martin Dawson Alexander Garrett Eqrs
Sept 9. f36--ld] JOHN WATSON
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FHNMtERS WANT ED AT TIIE PENlrENTIARY.
n 1000 feet iuch yellow pine plank
1000 fee, 81 inch yellow pine plank
900 do 3S do do do do crooked edge, for
wagon sides
500 do do do poplar plank, clear Of knots and
shakes
500 do 5-S do do 10 do clear Of knots
600 do birch scanlng, inches square, IL feet long
clear stuff
500 do do 3 do do do do do
100 hickory axletroes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

n NALLEG0 MILLS FAMILY FLOUR.-We are
IN now making additional quantity OF Family Flour
iiom choice White Wheat. Those who have 81 PIP led
themselves, are requested to make early application,
this is the last Flour Of this description shall make this
season p. j. CIlEVALLIE s. Co.
October 81. 4S-6t
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NWTILLIAMSBURG LADIES' SEMINARY.-The
Wv Misses BALLANTINE, grateful for the liberal en-
coagement they have received, beg leave inform
will be resumed the first Monday in November aud
terminate the last of July.
The OF instruction in this Institution is carried
according 10 tie plan OF the first Norllern Seminares,
and every attention is paid TO the aud department
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

HAQUELiN p. TAYLOR has received by the ships
o. Caledonia Brander aud Hark! Away, additional
supply OF Goods Suitable for the all trade which he oilers
ior sale and will be happy 10 execute any orders with
which Merchants Planters or Farmers may enrust him.
October n. 49-6t
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III OST Between the Capitol aud the Farmers Bank
the following Warrants, with the Tfasufefs Checks
ON TIC Farmers Bank annexed 10 lem oil under this date
under the names OF
Charles James Packe, for $500
Penelope Psoke. 80 so
Reyd. Aug. P<cke, so
Edmund Pscke, 270
James P4cke, Sc 25
George Aiston & Ro Scott $50 so
Gowan s. Marx, 8tI Is
Payments Of the above Cheeks being stopped the find
or will please return them tho Farmers Bank where
u required suitable, reward will be paid.
Application will be nsde 10 the next Legislators 10
grant Duplicate Warrants aud Checks % shove, by
JOSEPH MARX & SON.
Richmond. let October, 1884. 44-n
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE--fhe mouse
aud lots OF II aud streets, opposite 10 Tie
Cny Hall, q be sold upon accommodating terms Apply 10
;. A. CIEVAILfE, or 10
y. }. CHEVAJLiE
October a. 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

90, 600 flour barrel Jiliots
5000 hoop poles
The whole save the bilcts and hoop poles, be deli
vcred al the Peuitenary by the LIT day Of March nex
{lS35) Proposals will be made either 10 Col Morgan.
(Superinendeni) or the subscriber.
THOS. G.. MONCURE.
October H. ll7-'J General agent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-31

yHtO iHE POBbtC--3he subscribers having pur-
n chased the Establishment Qately occupied by II. G.
Biard) on Valley street and adjoining Seabrooks Ware
House, beg leave TO inform tho public that they are pre-
pared to take slaves Tor sse-keepng The buildngs
strong and airy aud consist OF several apartments or males
and emslcs together with comfortable Hospital The 10.
cation sdfy and ealby with pumps Of the best wafer IN
the yard Wea prepared all times render any facility
III conveying slaves, tom any part OF the city ia
tree OF charge. WM. H. GOODWIN,
HENRY N. TEMPLEMAN.
August rs. gs-w3m
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-24
ss t.fSallaa9 @aa0e ggttte,
Froa, LaHle Recs 10 B0sabridge o3t tlie
 Mississippi.

FSv H l. above line IS DOW m complete op-
 4 eratlon, and meets at Bainendge, tiie State l.inc from Shawnee etown, iii-s-- Time. from Little Rock to BainerIdge, seven dajs. Fare, at the moderate tate ot 64 cents per mile.
 selves win good and substantial SEASisS aud careful DisiVE0S, and pledge them selves to use every exertiou in their pow CT to accommodate P.8SaSE-NGEjsS; and from the facilities offered to citizens o' the East, who may wish to visll he CT ritory and those of our own citlzens wae may wish to visit the East. they hope el ; bali such will avail themselves of this spec dy and sajr copoe4aHee.
 2OIbs. baggage allow ed to each passen. Iper-aif baggage oyer 2olbs=, charged a' the rate of 64 cents per mile for every
 Jackson, x T., Jan. 6. 1ss3. 3w-4l
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-24
Arrival and Departure 01 ihe
 Mails ae Little Rock.
EASTERN MAIL-1o MempA,,s. ,.

EASTERN MAIL-do .MemPas' ,d Arrives every Monday, Nednesday ty,as ans Friday, by P. M, and leaves every l@. ;, :, day, Thursday, and Saturday,at . Az" Closes tt P. M.
 NORTHERN MAIL-To Batesr'1le, g'i bs. Arrives every Monday and lhufsaainl RE < P. M., and leaves every Tuesday anu : day at ( 4. M. Closes at P. II. #H5EsTsrs H5EsTzsrss M 1M.asn-To Fort Gsosoa gs,. a,,,I Arrives every Monday, by ?. h'' Iloses sss leaves every Tuesday, ate A. NJ SOUTHERN slAr1-To Hampstead z. H'ga eod Arrives every Tuesday by Q 7. = ss Clo. leaves every Wednesday, at A. ~ ses at 9 r, M. yyurrrs To ARKAasAs PosT, and dMouTHof
 RIVER. and Arrives every Saturday, by ?. ,' Closes leaves every Monday, at . A. M ;,s To : P,sE p BLuprs and cHIeor 9olsad ,oat md Arrives every Monday by z 0e'' leaves the same day. M. Little Reel, Jomasy l. ls5s'
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-24
JOHN MARTIN, Blacksmith. Gunsaaitgas and
 Founder.

p EsPECTFuILY informs his old GUS
 d toners and the public generally, that he has opened a NEW SHop, immediately heiow Dr. Watkins, and opposite the family residence ofR. c. Byrd (at the sien of !. MARTIN, GUN AND BLAcKsMfrIi \ where he is prepared to carry on all the above brances of business
 ile viii make and repair SIlRG ItsAI .iNS UMEN'FS of every descrinfinn. SIDE ARMS of all kinds made and re- paired, ln the bcstposslble manner MA GiilNERY ofail kinds repaired. BLACK THING of every kind done at tie shortest notice, and the best manner.-- Heis also prepared to do all kinds ofS fSteam- poat work.
 \ bis charges will be moderate, and his york executed in Ire best manner and at iae shor est notice, he hopes for share of the public paffonage.
 All orders from distance will be promptly attended to, if accompanied with ti4e CASE.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-24

There is no country which, for the time of its civilized and political existence, of fers so wide and uhtrodden field for the enterprise of the Novelist. as this; and it is, not alone the interest, but the duty of him who possesses mind for the task, to occupy the field of competition, and thus probably establish his own reputation, and promote that of his country. Independ- ent of the national indtcement, the atten- ton of the literery aspirant is directed 10 the foliowing;-
 In order to assist in advancing Ameri- can Literature, and give the readers of the NoVellst's Magazine share in tlle ad- vantage of meritorious talent, which the country possesses, the publishers of that work, satisfied that the best way 10 pro- mote talent, is to reward it, offer premi- um of
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-24
JAMES MCKINNEY,
A ttOrney at Law.

-r-N T,c,T y,,-@, .--Sy
 s ESi iDt.S in Columbia, Chicot coun As ty' Arkansas Territory, and will regularly attend the Superior Court a, Little Rook-also the Circuit Courts O, ef,1tenden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis arkansas and Chicot counties; and will :, se,ena 10 the settlement and collection oi aeo,s Ia any part of the Territory. Any ~ mes, cnntlded to him, shall be prompt
 Sept 1882
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-24
NnYECE-

YEyHE subscriber having sold his stock of Groceries, &c to Messrs. DUNN d5 LOWRY, requests all those indebted to him, either hy Note or Book account, 10 call and settle for same at thelr store.
 Having every confidence in the capa- bilily and integrity of Messrs. Dunn { Lotcry cheerfnlly recommend them to the confidence ofmy friends and the public.
 4. P0DESTRE.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-24
eA wI G E E;

THE PuBE4Ic AseN AfsIsElsA 1&EozsIEE1o sslTsF my Ebg4GY OF L.4 ND, on s which ] Eve, an Mulberry creek, :, Crawford connty IS for \ tis. said tract of Land contains 2i7 acres, IS finely sltu- ated on Little Mulberry; has a iarn on II of about so acres, wltt an apple and peach orchard, of thr5f5s young trees now bear ilg; and good wooden fnildings in state of progression, though yet unfinished; IS finely watered with aeyer-tailing springs and situated in neighbortood Of soil, health, and society, inferior to none in the Ferritery
 HAVE ALSO TOR SALE ABOUT e5St3ef0 9e5St3ef0 oa 1000 Eszss.ssssseesssss of Corn on the premises Alao, all of my Stock consisting of Horses, Cutie, Hogs, Se. yuy Househofd andf<itchep FRsnjtase, and Far ating Utensils are also for sale Those who wish to purchase a FARM, and other con yenienees, without the trouble of going from home for them, would do well to make early application. THos. MOVKE.
 MULBERRY, Crawford county, av4i
 January s,1S3i.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-24

 TO tUTUMN--BT JOHN KEATS. Season of mist and mellow fruitiulnesss Close bosom friend of the maturing sun; Genspiring with him how to load and bless With fruit the vines that round the tlatch ayes run; To bend with appses tire moss2d cottage trees, And fill all fruit with ripeness 10 tiie core; To swell tie gourd, and plump the ha- zel.sheiis With sw eet kernel; to setbudding more, And still more, later flowers for the
 bees Until they think warm days will never
 cease, ForSummer has O CT brimm d theirclam-
 my cells. Who hath not seen the oft amid thy store? Sometimes whoever seeks abroad may
 find Thee sitting careless on a granary hoor Thy hair soft-lifted by the winnowlng Or on a l.alf.reap,d fnrrow sound asleep, Drowsed withthe fume of peoples, ghlle Spares ti.e ~ aex, a.patl and all it's atwined
 flowers; And sometimes like gleaner thou dost
 keep
 Steady thy laden head across orooH' Orby cider-press with pa'ientloek Thou watchcst the last oozings, hours
 by hours. Where are the songs ofsPringa Ay, where
 are they? Think not of them, thou hast thy music While barred are clouds bloom the soft-dyins And touch the stnbble- plains with rosy
 hue; Then in walful choir the small gnats
 mourn
 Among the river swallows, borne alcft Or slnking the light wind lives or
 dies; And full grown lambs loud bleat from hil-
 ly bourn; Hedge-crickets sing; and now with tFe-
 ble soft The red breast whistles from a garden
 croft;
 And gathering swallows twitter in
 the skies.