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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

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II. arb w1ii the laaeHsce Il iiser.nehl afd
Tic Heti-"s e" = ase a1d ,iaaa pairs. proceeding
lf"hI iaf r'ifaasi uncf bee Sc >.ifi s4aH -se
.'ia fafi|iil ana frzafaus touafts fl.. ta4ni ,rf
i,st..es1s,s p'asi.a i.,s. sHi AniHss hc, sshslas
strength ola llsf III.
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Ek. s.. ssYEgss

Ii ANlNG returned to Lynchbnrg, takes plea.
u 3 sure III informing the citizens of this place and
vicinity. that he is now prepared commence giving
obstruction on the Piano Forte, upon the terms OF
SD perqaaiter-two lessons weekly.
Ills assortment OF we'll ected Music will adj
vantageousy add to the improvement of those who
may favor him with their patronage.
u" - r. may be seen at the Washington IIo-
tel.
RErERENcrs.-F. Sytnor, Esq, John NJ. War
wick, Esq Capt. Il. A. llolcombc, Mr.. +. +. Bowen.
Oct. . w1wic
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BOARD and: Music.

Az rs. JOHN TOMPkINS continues to hccp
w BOARDING House for young Ladies resortins
to Lynchburg for schooling. Her location is plea
SAINT and convenient TO the principle Female Schools
OF .ynclburg.
Lessons III Music on the Piano Forte and Guitar
WILDE gwen to such rs may desire il. Mrs. II. will
also give lessons Vocal Music to such of her IN
pills, oroters, WHO may wish be taught the art OF
reading Music Nocallv.
Aug. 10 via if
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BJnS@TE9 INTELLIGENCE.
pIescY Arots peons

PpffkostrGft. oet# -
Tit eity bas hera .us.is ff457rl The assrr-
ua6i.. rs :ie uets@e s'aftfaus Pr tcT tansif-
le - fur,l. Ia b. tle very month II tIr ftef
Dffz# HHa u4 -sE = = fi-rraf Psasfi 81 ~. aIsli
ftI##a htit1- sd urpileI al pa-~r7. eIs. 9 l45.sr
Ifela.asas'v fate is apHraluied I'D ina iarH IA
teffhsu lHoau. The slip Stsfrft t>SA. Cpl.
Cr1lfsr o.. the ,.s.ri which has 1lleua -eY Ia te ST.
iae as !ft...e--fs. NJ. Bay llaapafeY (ca.4s M.
H. e,fsl.il-h iiti'.e Al Liverpool IA connection iii
vsaaz ~. Eniie.l ..-s 0tie. .ta1 1a4a. b.efs.
IL. Nm d. tf#k.eI No.,ois. air. J. Nl-l. II A,~
efIesas. 5uI fifteen 1T iueafY others. Sir aas
captured. ~ tWn clock fi. ssaHe dsy, ~ = Ii-
tailfai iionaef. ri ihr i,,c FaTlan Blus. Tic
.t bin. &c fa satsh Size baHe 81 e. tie SHsfii-
s. at sad 20 lsT. t5- az luIau f.rr. TIE pHasr
We - aas Ioae eilnPst lrsiaPtzlI s-Aa0Hel Ha4..-
eI hlaeA. Gtl ai H.st.
s.a srr. hs bern received - Ex,ue-s from
fsse=. at.Fs q "a BROUGHT b, seli.Lueaf4 pilot
i3Hf ssii i,1 respectable PIsfs. IA c.rress hal
a.H zs5#t esd o. .s#tzlaiA. and hopri , tie
Sc M hi ut fafssfl i.r South. hint the niIats
iatzisi b. ,au-'t Is saais vessel rom 1t ,laee b..
ior. Hr ran e.. 81 ti=e r1fsf.
r. Is'hDias - 5stofller rabia passengers:
Nas llnu3'.fe.s 1.tif. 49," children ard terf1u',
saa Ras.lc, MIS- K. Eav's. Rsfhe Shtrr lieu
g. e afli i.ea1f Martin. Edaa1 Pheasant. Of
/. did si.i. i.stleI a?1i's # Pfeyidcnrr Rhode
aaHs .is,. Am ad tara Reilly al Ciafunat.i:
w. II. i.i.s. - ,,ssfts. Virginia. lln,c. Sam nl
',sr t5l,4u-. lteHH, iar. at Bjs ~, En4sH
So. j. =, fs=s. ii NV ta-lia. 4 aware and
ia fl.ea.eIt.ee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

The southampton Cour icr gives an account of an
apple trec IN CharirnoGt, (Ma>sl Which blosomed at
The nsnll tune in the spring, the fruit from which
isnoH tpe. In July II hlossomcd again, aud these
blossom, have produced app of the size of b,,l-
lets. About the first OF September the tree bios
soued the tht TINS, eNhihitiu. the rare phenornc-
ton OF f'pe apples, Young stecn apples and blossoms
on the same limbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

'f.ss iizf lal -.aae ia his ha#I.s. traH s.45s =
sopfl { 10 cnI - tisen',c tbs =s=t.e a. ~
~ efariir irafa4f. Ib.. ra tlistf iu a-fsJaa
A. Iasialas. ut1esaBfsg i5o'n iiss classic y.aaiA
ihs afissst 'i.st TIE ~ h7! 49, el.s ie..e 81
Was IL h,as y II.
49, esfcl,-.e % a lie -'eeea. Ii = yltI -
e~ealtsf I;a ita fasi. 10 ,e Huse TOMS III itaa
inlped e piucr<sioa diiie n'iif'fF mo- Basai Ia
lie sbfe .shrrr i.ie en.loiriy salute fred. \
b5ui hat - iise IA eonlJ,ie, hsfs "a 90 illrif
rcttfa .ii.H ir Odd D3Bniion >9o1 aer ia8IaI r..
lia.tf On pafl, >lirly at tl,cH doors, AMI reached
Neri..ih bout ten.
Tue se.l le .isss prevailed thraagl5H tie DAY,
vil e aas never mum cordially ltftd and lloHofrl.
Begrea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

1t has been stated that The vciy amusing author Of
the p,clwlck Papers, is likely 90 crazy in his
r.,N inl the death of beloved sister. Thus, while
thousands are laughing the iace,ip Of his pen, he
walks the earth without smile, and with feelings
like prisoners ina dungeon. IhH. Ga.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

O'Co>NfLro a pFEn.--The following announce
mcut lsiuthe II eriord Independents Radical journal;
Nee feers--We are informed on authority that
cahIlof be dunhtod, that orr cractans and lovely
Young Sovereign has ssnet her royal Will to have
Diuiei OConnell numbered amongst her Ers. csea-
iioa of Peers with the tile ot lord Etiu''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

Joseph Bonapaue, ex-klng Of sSpaio. and now
Known by the name of the Count de Snniliers. has
takcn Bretienham Park, IN Suffolk England, tor "a
permanent residence. Tie arrangements Vt ihe
household most princely seale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

.Htaie IN Pacifc "anal,--it Is seated u; he
New Resttorl Gazette thu the survey on tlc Iril sc
of the laYcr san uan tor Il cana from Lakr Nele.,-
qua tothe ocean ha, been completed. The aubof,.
ties OF tenna America have taken hold Of tie en-
'crifisc with determination to cur, II through.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

hr1efs t+sNgFss Hifi ilift = - = tt.. # tIi Af ne
shy N i,>s oiasef,. sa.isi 81 D. no.. - e'i
nfless a,i aa.fss.as.e "a - .spss = q o.
Pfessde.i.
De aftle nf.st al st ai.. l,n,; bi,ils as,eei,
os fs Sab faeasar sracf1esff6 iafi,at4s IL ketust
.alersa 70 ~ via 1t haas agnlgtus. ~ . ae-
inl s4ain,inr.' iaaaris frtfssa.4 baak-l s1.
ussler the .etHfeisH aid exelusse control e..
isss.asiise 4 aFpsass ia Ftlati 81
4 i.ae Sreresafs i Is TscasEsrk 1T .i eeae3sfl g.
lei -, n a..sri.s are tsffirsi.ii pop m etp
fsf The essatsa.ss q, 5-ses#ss ..iesasa asa
atli.s gss ,hse siseif iaisr oi' ~s - fa-tr
Frssss shss les -! I.ll-c SO, a,,s aHsssss
tbs . IS 4,,ee al s.tifiski Il - lff ..- r =!
e ihr .esaani lef -. pr increased. ls5 a'i
tH.ssis sighi - 8ai-ltr! Z. 80 frtl
gnaattiy 81 s#Hese. at hg tHa Her, fee.trsed i1
sae eoas', - Pseser,iHs I'f IL rarl", IL = e7f
acesgsLsi - - 1'isgszss ~ .esf .s.it asst
gdxfuisg q ~ ii1 -. fssyfHnti fie. 5szfs 5s#ff.s,
IrHiss zfs#tfa l-aii:aer II fssH,atss ffzss.la
bic ihers ~Gi - sgi5 eeia 5fse f~tff.sHt#s.tes
ia-y n5ruds anl D ,sc-tl, IA l4t Deb fHr-c
s:..ns al r >et4ria4y r,fsfsed Go aid HIllieliy
ssucioassl. b, lha i ses.aeni II s N,--aee. Ape.
81. slis aips..ss 81 lI.ti,s asi safsasr-.
GafiraHeaf 1sakR 1ue Fundamental itsa Al
baal = n.u;4oa hith :. issucs .rj circulars
p4..e rrrdH, iluadoi a 5ep3sit- of rs... oilirr
properly, wi,ish larer ere III IS t. aasa,tfae fte1so-
ses OF nioues' Tbs 5roirct Ia is every Feature al tlic
.ieuifion of ul tlls tHHEsf4Hr 1f - ISSUE
paper Crgdit The I5fa ~ certificate s. d=s taGI
del On a dep tste 81 isere n la Treasury I'D sab
'ffeasurr- WINCH ptns. rie 'it- Ia WI t5ie pHr
poses ol lvaeY rntf4l = esssa 4tiuz a.ziHHn'
Its rcHts sais Erigagc Ill., tl 3iHHe IS u.s.
precise cln53i -. b. aa.l..e 4i4cu = GeIefs
iflehion ia11af. NJ ~lli iie desc br. tai fsaS %
he baak--a eiaHz1saarei i.s4k su,'. heiIeer, IS
the Tendency al sfla. operation - ie s45sl f.ts.
uiN sehgnt.
ash ge4t stu#.s. t-en b .iie5 a.r ui#.as - o..
game -fesi issiaf ed u #f.iais ..r .s ~ 10 lt
Il. ltf all uaEe ssaa n tis i.a= Iiac Executive
iaaF ai.i.lZ SIRE iHf.B u h-r7i szr7e1s fp
erea'e Irtsaz sf.k. ual IL faa,s.'eatle.s l'et'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30
CITIZENS SagsEGs; gsa.YsS,
<ps,er05irc SaYsfai ss1aW-as of
.s0,0NO DOLLARS,

I NEfOSITES Gfuol less than FIVE Dollars, will
~ be received byhis Institution and certificates
issued. binding fully aud firmly all funds and prop
'iiN owned by the institution, tor he paymdn there
al upon ten days notice, bearing interest from the
date, At the rate of per cent. per annn, for such as
may remain six months per cent for such us may
remain four aud not exceeding six months and per
cent. per annum for such may be demanded within
fur tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30
We 5s' E'.zsE q % pss

~ NJ - y 81 q = q y - HS =
e am no" receiving my Hal; :,,aa winter
4 t"osis' which | will sell cheap. | invite the
attention OF my Fiends and customers. and the Man
icts particularly, TO eXariinc my sloceh
~ JOHN q. MEEM.
October - 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

4 Jgsr - pleALt-John Bull has made up his
i:ud 20 he witty at our expense Whenever the Union
al The states shall be dissolved. He has Joke al
tpady made aud laid up Tor the occasion. An Eng
>h nnrlal remarks that .ic tara. and other can
scs q! disagreement IN America threaten the disso-
luton ofthc onion, aud thu in that event the trans
pa.iion nj sgle letter will effect The change re-
qnirc'l ,aille appellaoa o The coua,f.--the tnded
SAl,s viii become the United Si0tes'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30
SUPERIOR @T1a.gsS ~.
hOIafy Iouklug STOVES INInnIrNs.|
A. GOrHEasAHKAI,EiS s, ,rsANE.s LIE Il

81 oilers his services 10 the pul'ic having hand
LARGE AND GENERA At ASSORTME Mt
OF 'f'in-syarc, Copper ware, (sEai.g.s
assorted siHcs,) all OF which viii lie sold low by
wholesale orr e'a,l. lie is prepared 10 DO all kinds
!Sff J;Es-5SD.s' work io cover houses with
a!s, COPPER, or SsHEE;'a'-sistsN ON mod
ellc terms and with despatch aud to putup gut
tens, sponIs &c. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are
respectfully requested call and examine his a.Sof-
mcHt bcln. assured that thev will find II 10 iheir in
tercs 10 do 50. THOMAS O. AGREE.
OF. ID ifts
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Iifrs ns.- ~ liz brig Saffh, winch suited lfpa
rlf psnfa lry ,iaks s5ifc, lo biaek eFech. iissi.
~ fatrf n,re II L :. troops he ioasiHg
officers accompanied fll-fi.
i.sratenani brsnt til ArtGicry.
I.iaHIsaa1i Dyer, p Aa3icre,
l.feutsaai vs. rydbftItr. q Artillery.
: ra4a,ia. uf 81 sutaHitcr. destined To- slorita.
auGer r5pin,rd Of GallfHtl lEwts. arrived al Cd
pniii au Saturday iathe stcaialaai Columbus Cap
tiia Naehell, frau y aliustan.-Tliey embarked
-ape d ~ the schooner Aionz3, AMI probably
proeeesirl 10 sea.
Two lea5iird tnd 6ly-ss officers and soldiers Of
DE / uiled >tite Amy hen Ness Orleans nn the
lofb 1T. Ia The sbip i.sahote i5r iampl LAY.
Gea. Ersri- leu On Poiri .estenay N tie
steam pseaej >,aslI t.'tejip1, faf Fiafidi.
i.ieutena.t lives IN. al lit" 4. :. ArHy. finn
Blrsa Efrc4, auited htf- yesterday 10 tie -leaan
pac-ef Gs.4.i,; q .nefalJtaus had arrived there
r. 90 -. Augustine 81 WIS waiting the arrisli 81
troops 70 fecon.meuee tie caiHlaga. h"ta".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

.,,opgl, ,eatd.d b, Inn, Ia lla'i.s iefee OF ooa
,,,e., node. rs immediate oaIhtnand.
Tie case al srndnz fiose nv"is ssl'hs' 7'h.a
- be his h4,lag ordered az participated IN
the fbi,.fs ri "a Condueia, aud cenahited other act
equally IMMERSED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

L. s Sur IsaERESafs 81 ENfi', II o. ~ l.
=. .e5.l5s,,i.oa ct big Lectilas. aroni Com
III s,e,.sJ NJ Eu,rua Informs tue Messfs. T"piih
il,ar,he !. : risate independence sae'i iroW Com
,frs.! a. tie 18Th Of August. Beng all read: iaF
SEA au. tie wind li-lif. he Emperor directed boat
Wit, an officer and boats 10 be se from every
Russian snip Of war IN the arbor 10 assist IN towing
The lr..ate OUT; anl Captain Richardson says thai
ia. Urn, nt of the hafbor N fue style, with string
II boats naafl, haf mile long IN advance. ! ne
fmpenn., attentions to The lrsaie aud ne' oiiceis
ner, aare united, to the last noucnt OF her stay at
f'r,,r~fntl,: and was remarked that no ship oil
war nfass nation, had ever before ben hno"l'" re-
ocic .te manifestations OF good viii in Russian
'taibDr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30
DgSgOg,y'y' B,gE..S,
G5AEsse AGAINST WINTER.

GUARD AGAINST WINTER.
few doors above the Post Office, ana mnrdiitc.,
opposite iI,c Fad E'rc,lytc rinn Church.
f1NllE subscriber feeling bins ellunder obi cations
Ia his friends aud the public generally, for tic
very extensive patronage which he has received in
lis !ue OF business, i'll order to manifest his sense CT
tho.i kindness and to insure its CONTRIBUTIONS has
recently purchased, aud has in s,ort, genera
assortment of
sa'E'EgsGss STDg'ssS, ri>.
Fraa4lln Stoves,
.fte !. ate do. assorted, sizes,
Prlont Stoves, and splendid article,
No;is do. assorted,
Cabin do. do.
Rotary COOKING Stoves (Su,nlp,.sA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

That their circulation ha, increased slassea7, us,oue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-30

specie FROM TIE WESf-'phc CoInn-
hm G'enn.) Spy sf4fes t.at c,eh hundred aud fl,
Thousand dolIu, IN CON la,ssnd fouh tliat town on
"Wednesday lr-t ltaa the Ncst, fl phjl1dclp,iia.
II belou2s To the = Bark
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
A SPECK OF WAR.

On Saturday evening last, an affray took place,
between some ten twelve Of the Irish labour crs,
IN the vicinity Of this place, in which man
was killed, and others severely wounded The
SURVIVORS Of the affray arrested by the
civil authority, and committed to Jail The belli-
gcrcnts are said to be Of different parties,
sects Of Irish, who have brought with them to
this country, their peculiar prejudices and ani.
mosities against each other. The friends and
partisans Of the person killed. and Of the wound
ed in the late atray, determined to eut their VEN
geance upon the other party, by demolishing the
jail and killing its inmates, and indiscrimin-
ate slaughter Of the whole party. These parties
are designated BY thcmselv es, the SFaf Downs
and the ''Crockites." Of the causes Of their
imosity and hatred we not particularly inform
ed. II appears, however, that the Far Downs
were the greatest sufferers in the late contest,
and that they sought revenge.
Indications of an approaching contest between
the parties were discovered Monday, and it
was deemed prudent to embody the Vernon Vol
untecrs, who continued under during the
day, and night.
During the night tho preparations for seem
ed to be increasing, and the military force Of the
country was called into rcquisition. and embodi-
cd ut an early hour Tuesday morning. The par
ty Of Irish to The number Of three four hun
drcd, armed with guns, pistols, knives, and clubs.
assembled near the forks OF the river, but upon
the appearance Of the military force, agreed to
lay down their arms, upon condition that they
might be permitted to come into town, and then
pcaceably to dispense; which was done. On the
evening Of Tuesday, a respectable military force
arrived from Madison, and our militia, who had
borne the fatigucs of the proceeding night were
chiefly discharged. The town has become
calm ndpcaceful.-[vernon Visitor, Aug. 30.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

sv1a king Of Sparta, who conucclled that the
ses1h leam what they would have most oc-
- 6Pssctice, when they reached maturity.
~~spsose bio wisdom, yet rcccde from its gui-
= Especially, Is female education deficient,
?sina q means to ends. And yet oar
1919: = - esineutiy practical, that to disjoin
s.rrs ee tfua utility seems both a greater mis-
- ~ issparab;c misfortune, than for
Ewes : l. ,ve Of The world lie seek.
- = aoncs from its applause. II unsuc-
- 49, profession he enters another. II
- frustrated in his native land, he be-
49, ensa q foscign cline. He makes his
tossing wave, Of travcrses the earth
3O Pale. His varieties of situation,
sos varieties of knowledge and call into
Bses and attachments, which might
hin dormant, o. been couside red Of
-. u - not thus with woman. Her
- qaist duty requires more quiet train
eeeoefy has Tow changes and no audi.
oespAnd. II asks the aid Of fixed princ;-
nsiy drawn out into their natural, unos-
y1oults.
- II past times much discussion res
esuParative intellect Of the sexes. II
- teen useless. To strike the bal
y practicable, until both shall have
- the same method Of culture
- y initiated into the varieties and
= ssedlewora, taught to have patience
eleaess and waywardness Of infancy
VIA noiseless step. around the chamber
sd woman might be instigated to
- = ths PALM Of science, to pour forth cl
sseases o to ~wade through fields q
sasoae" Yet revoltings Of the soul
eeo snss vsolence TO nature this abuse d
s. :.d Intellectual eaerxy, while tho beau.
Seal esdef would b defaced and the fr,nt
- .ssA's felicity broker up. The sexes or.
o naseded for didercnt spheres, and con
= esaSosmity to their respective de.ti
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

nations, by Him who bids the oak brave the fury
Of the tempest and the Alpine flower lean its
check on tho bosom Of eternal SHOWS. But despair
ity need not IMPLY infcriority and she of the weak
hand and the strong heart is as deeply accoun-
table, for what she has received as clearly with
in the cognzance Of the @Great Task Makers
eye as though the high places Of the earth, with
all their Ponp and glory, awaited her ambition,
strewcd their trophies at her feet.
Females who turn their existence to no good
account, contradict the intention Of their
They Illustrate both his bounty and their felicity.
Public opinion has not been sufficiently distinct
in its reProois Of their simless life. II has been
held derogatory Of the dignity Of those who are
in the possession Of wealth to understand the
Hence, exceeding helplessness when by the fuc-
tuatiOn Of fortune or the common accidents Of
life, they arc thrown upon their own resources.
Their miserable imbeciity in times Of trial, has
brought that Odium upon education itself, which
only belongs to ill-directcd education, or to a
timcnt Of false shame which should be early root
cd out Useful occupations ought not to be dis
cOuragcd by the contempt Of those who are not O.
bligcd to pursue them for liv clilood. In the
cicnt republic the diligence Of our sex was honor
able. Franklin had probably in his mind, some
model, depicted by the historians and poets Of an
other age, when he said, 81 would much rather
see spinning wheel than piano-a shuttle
than parasol-a knitting needle than a visit
ing card" Perhaps he detected, even in his own
time Of greater simplicity, love Of Incidence, or
display, lurking in the hearts Of his fair country
women perhaps he reasoned, as political econo-
mist, for the good Of his country. In either
case the opinion Of SO shrcwd philosopher; s
worthy Of some regard. Those emplOyments
which tend, evidently to the comforts, necessi-
ties Of existence at least encountered with the
principles Of vanity.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

ERoA rHE HESxEriS (iLL.) Jous
w hen age comes on, and locks are gray,
That man is happy, who can say,
Through life nv course I 50 did steer
That have little left to fear
O such a man | should expect
That virtue did his thoughts direct,
And that he fosm'd happy plan
To 1.-Two and die an homes. man.
But where's the man l now shall say,
Quite bent with age and locks 50 gray,
W no from his youth did never ro~e
Beyond the bounds Of truth and love,
Few are the men this world possess,
Bot practice folly more or less,
And ev'ry day brings to our view
Fresh scenes Of great deception TOD.
ZONE men will study, without cau,c,
Try TO invers great natures laws,
And with aodacity will tell
Their fellow men they fear not NELL!
Some say that they enough would have
If but little they would save;
And when Of gold they get store
Their cry is still, little more.
So cOvetous vain man has grown
Each wants To call this world his own.
Let nature all her bounties give,
We still would cry, how hard to live:
'Tis fx'd rule, with ,nortals vain,
Against great nature TO complain,
And when with lib'ral hand she gives,
How small the thanks that she receives.
Tine only way TO join the few
That are content and happy TOO,
Is just like them TO learn TO live,
On what kind Providence may give.
Nor let your wishes ever soar
Too high, (for that will make you pocr,)
For grasping shadows meier was known
To futni sh man a happy home.
Then you journey Oh lifc's way,
'.Quite bent with age and locks 50 gray
Let virtue, prudence, justice steer,
And You'll have little else 70 fear.
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|- - % suose from tho Juns sumber Of the
IgE Inuusise. II any ons among oof readers
o ~kfsus 6sIisss AZ hiss sd""a"o" 10. 'ne
uesesvsions diGsssns GosR oaTs As
e14d -S;e. vet ssosessioss picture Of the Dclnse,
x..er;snn wish any imaginative descriptions
- we have italici-ed . faw passages that
u 11sssMssly casd asd sublime: They would
- 1,rDdjs - The nifty muss Of BYRoS himself.
nQ4k shs;lliax pictures Of that Dobls writer,
- - siss superior 10 the lines we have signal
- - ~ Mr. BaasEa docs MT intend n le, his
nv an Of . quality n give him content-
- - . psss success, and hope for the future,
r. zlSEic. kiu into uniEorm ard vigorous action.
- y esasssnty with bin.
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