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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-09-17
THE POOR MANS DEATH-BED.

BY MRS soUTHEY.
Tread softly bow the head
In reverent silence bow
No passing bell doth toll,
Yet an immortal soul
Is passing now.
Stranger how great so'er,
With lowiy reverence bow
There's one in that poor shed,
One by that wretched bed,
Greater than ttion.
Beneath that pauper's roof,
Lo Death doth truss his state
Enter--no crowds attend;
Enter-no guards defend
This palaoe-gate.
That pavement, damp and cold,
No whispering courtier's tread;
One silent woman stands,
Clasping with pale thin hands,
A dying head.
No busy murmurs sound;
An infant wall alone-v
A sob suppre ssed-again
That short, deep gasp-and then
The parting groan.
o change! oh, wondrous change!
Burst are the prison bars!
This moment there so low
In mortal pangs-and now
Beyond the stars!
o change stupeudous change!
There lies the senseless clod;
The soul from bondage breaks,
The new immortal wakes
Wakes with his God.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-02
NotIec

A GREEABLY onu Oh lie rpb r., e urt
"a ot I1wnies county, Alrs wc vii s8to tie
tghtsi builder oh Saturday The G0ih d4g u Nov.
next, oil ne town lots u he town d Cal'Hbw. 4.
'hR ani baing on tie lGth section wiia iy .nrre.-
meats thereon, bslwsns q ilte cgial4 of Wm H.
hootc decd egafislpg 9f i9ar its go % wtca :
Foniihg Nam slreei, and i"o iranfoe MA~ty gl.
horth ofMauslnet lpi- uuutcr S.1.7 aal h
square nnnoor oue, and lots nD@hcr 1trlno Gur.
HIne ara len, N square uumtcf ZEN, .a.ud.pg tie
lamiy residence wlsrr lIc aid deed iye,l. hi. L,,s
~ square oac wii be laiJ vi 10 suitable ba;li,p-
lols 81 as % lnc'nde he buildings n,w on ,he rsrf
ihe whole "ll he snd on a srtds fisk, twelve snd
'RHern m'niht--lhe purchaser giving boft ana
tHo approved securities
JNO. HUDDLEST0N. sjm'r
CLARITY A. MOORE. Adqirx.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-02
Inspector, OF Elecllon

Fof Lo'rHdes Go appointed ty he T. ice Court
CoLcaBcs. john lindjeston Hyerarl rows.r,
S. and Juo. J. Goodwin.
= rL'A'rT"-i.. .Hoeea, oraaao Can field, Jno.
\, IornIar-B. G, W. Earle, Peer warea. pga,as.
. GrALrDos'A.--John E...oa, Jao. J. 04,san, Jao.
r Eant sl1tnsi-e Nr r. Cannon, Edmond Greer and
r.,''a' n"OyA =. - tnomas Brooks, Jno T. Carr and
20. oEn SFRiEcs--R w ca,r, Wu.. Aclinaa,
az Winchester Dumas
NASHVILLE Thomas Lewis, Newton n. Nass,
and JAS T. Mann.
LoWsDEsViLLE --- Sh1ek!elool Asa 4akc,
---- DAVIS
ALFRED TEACHER, Coroaer.
October ls 1899 Is
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-02
Pru.t Anlc.

\ n pnrsuance Of deed in trust executed b. Ia
veil1cr ;. Wilkins 10 me as tuyttr. 80 s.eg,e
seth Pfcbrs and kcbati Evans u,ssecuri,fs, or
note due to Tie Comnrt5l Bapk Of Col alalus Mis-
fs>ippl, bf S2l75, due scrold Appl. lssg, una
uote le HAYDEN, Hodges, {, MeMo,rs IN aue
thousand one hundred ard ffty dn'lr rif eI ur
cash at lie court house doar ~ the town Of Co d.
bus n Lowpdes cJuuty. Mes, on TIC ls, Noad
ia No'oubor ness, the following nrerars io vii
Shade aud Owen.
MOSES WEGrDROOk. Trrlsr.
Oct 26th -I8-d. h. rs as 20
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-02
step the Thief---s5O Po,.,.,---7-

GIOLEN from The subscriber ia, d..s 49,,
- b, one Robert M1ckersonr, fine so,,e ~
ven or cight years Old, pace. we'll wnb on@ ,.i.
iof. loot "h'e sP'i On . forehead ami I,fn oyr,
l'' ~ eye 'ogehef with an American saddle and
uouOe G o'lde' caid Muckefson Il about 10 wears
y 'ge, nag o"ck hair and eye brows, fair skn. wlb
ms 'lsh' 'and burnt and IIue finger drawn I'd or
,''n'd, weighs abou 100 pounds, and had on when
"s 'fii btoHn cloth coat, velvet collar, and black
six Lat half worn.
me apoEe Ieward viii be paid for tie apprehen.
sion and delivery Of The thief and forse, ol s25 Gr
the horse alone delivered TO uyscG or to Nm, B.
Weaver oi Logmtus Miss.
GEORGE W. BARKSDALE.
Columbus, Oct 20h, lsSq.--l7-4w
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-02
BAsK o. THE ToMpIeBv Il. r. Co.

~ $NHuiDb9 NlhN OCl. ~, 1883.
A called meeting OF the Board qf Drcciors
ned THIS day, IL was unanimously Ira,vod
mat IN consequence OF tie intelligence oi M
SUSPENSION o. specie payments by 81 iarge porljaa
" oe oahSS at The north, thts Bans wtl also su4.
p+nd specie payments ior tie present.
Resolved, That this Bank viii resume s,o,:,
menis "hra the banks generally resume r'''
Resolved, That the Cashier have Tie abovo .o..
lallOBs published ''S"'
cHAs. WALSH. CAshs..
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-02
Niorus Nlulslcntl!s,

0SA AAA genuine Murlg NJ i.ic1Hbs
Z0U,UUU bud. a -, d tn., rs'r
which he Oilers Tor safe ~ ore crn per tai dtis T.
al' h next month y u Drsembcr dr.i e-- " br
VII plnnt tia many ttmtteN aprHs and Ie.ie,r
the prollcl IN Noyemhgr. l9i9, 10 any genJjfna4
or compans of g,ni'entH, Iheir,-t traE hi.a
Ahc above bud grew lhis Star, rsrgrd IN hus
from lour 70 eight feet Nio wil give ten cents lcr
tree loy all TINT are raised + ON Tie abave lands~-or
who wal make ptapoqtonl Good SECURITY wu be
riAen ogd required
STEPHEN y. WATKINS.
Refer 10 Mr NJ NaIu,al CoHn5a,.
Ort Rblh~~lG- H.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-02

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Siarkyle, Hottabet ~, 1850;
lrnr.t'a fte e20 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25
THE MOCRAT
rrBl1sHEdAlvERT SATURDAY By
NGT0N & LESTER
Publishers Of tie United States Lales.

as -Yr PAFER-S5 per annum in advance
:; n the end of the year.
>.,.bs.-p,lou will be received fora less term than
r.g-.fs. ana no paper viii be discontinued,
-,.sot AZ the discretion OF the Editog>) until all
s-,ssrares have been paid.
,--.,-t.y,lrsrs viii be inserted at ~ per square
gss or less for the irst Insertion and 80 cents
4. Zach Subsequent insertion.
,i.,,,isanenis no, marked with the number of in-
.,,iions will be published until lorbd and charg-
"a accordingly
Wv ApyrgrislyG-Four squares or less, re-
,s,-,bl, ii pleasure, $50, payable half yearly.
V,e,a,racl lor less than one year, The privilege
= annual advertisers is limited to their immediate
business, all advertisements for the benefit OF
,,Far Dersoas seat in by them must be paid for by
the square
Lon WoRK must be paid for on delivery.
Publications OF personal nature will be charged
double Price.
n Letters to the Editors on business connected
with the Office must be post paid, or they will not
Be attended to.
lyyouycIyG C,N6IpATEs for office viii be $40 No
aame will be Inserted unless we are specially au-
uorzed by some responsible person.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

to1 with hgt very l,e Gold or silver IN their vaults
Il any one gf our citizens doubt thS as an iHaSt.a-
uon of tHg truth o tae genera position 'etthem rt-
cur 20 the pcrol Watu the Bank uf the United
States was 10 die max oi is power IN Na,chtE.
and they wal repeatedly ind gur State banks wi,
very enlarged circulation and very aulc specie u
their vaults. Ia those days, i was fashionable hem
90 designate specie as dead capital as though d
were a useless article there beng no demand iof 20.
and the entire amount Of specie taken from one Of
our banks with large circulation Is believed to have
been eSS than t4rty-hve hundred dollars; nar doe,
the Bank Of ihs United States, "a settling baanc
with the State banks, cls.upon them Tor specie, hl
these balances here were .qudlttl by me transfer
to the branch here OF the national bank, of tie DC.
ttpianceS of New Orleans comm. ssfon merchants oI
other satisfactory securities off the Stale banks with
lheir endorsement of ,als paper and rhs paper, SO
far as not paid at maturity, was met hv relrlts auu
other credit operations. II is urged by the friends
of a nauona. bank thai l,s withdrawal produces tie
suspension Of specie payments ty dee STATE banks
Cuuccdus this 10 DC lrut, ur lhc sake Of grpuBIep,
whit does prove, except lhl, State banks cauna,
maintain large circulation ln The absence Of a
Bank of the United States and having ISSUED sueh
a circulation during The existence Of the nations
bank, are compelled upon lbs withdrawal 10 suspend
specie payment, uu account Of the new demand up-
on them 'uI the precious metals arising fomthr ah-
Scnce of a national bank ana the disappearance of
is paper from circulation. II 1t be commended that
nuIt olale b'""9 nav ",'h C'ed'eo siApt me f.l'
sal oy congress 10 'tohatitr lhe national bank Is a
MOI PAM thal was oaNrd upon the mistaken c5cu-
auon mat SUCH BANKS IA ihc absence of a general
oaNh' eoulu Keep eot q large circulation End make
large profits and dividends. But Il IL De d,muustya.
bic by fair argument, aud now beng proved bycx-
penence, That in tae absence 81 Stch an institution
State banks can Keep oHi out o small circulation,
ana 'ea'Te 'u, 't'' p'"t we incorporation Of new
oahtS WI, n' dS'o' inV, u' ana much Ibr greater
NUMBER o. lh"~e a''"'N 'A'i'r'' WIZ disappear
aug pans irP't '.lI9'U'' W.T., "t Vastly reduced 20
" I l'S ".' ~, ~, 'Ig'Io''u result II tls
ao"p'su as ,h' So't'G Poi'Y Of me coun-
Wy lhll no BANK OF ue lh'i'd states viii be crea-
YEA ana eHaciY I'D proportion as American bank
paper cTc"'tion u''a'nS'e' "' amount Will The cot.
lol' growing states increase III prosperity They
w'' as we nave seem receive 'hc same price for
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25
From NE .Natche: Conrier.

DrBT or MrsslSsIPPI-Eroneou impressions ex-
&, both at home and abroad, in relation to the mag
aale Of our debt, and our means Of payment,
which for want Of correction may operate seriously
3, 0nr iuurV
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25
CORRESPONDENCE.
NArcHEz, April so, 1850

N,reHEz, April So Iss9
To the Hon. Robert J. Wa'ksr:
DE,R SIE- With no ordinary te,fnrS nj rs,-
sure, have We, potion Of your fHow etlen,.
witnessed your return amongst us after taYir., r. -,
der5l such distinguished services in the Senate ~.
HE CWIed States during the ast and preyI1us s4>-
Sons OF Congress whether we look IN your lft.r-
ing devotion 10 tAe local interests Of MSS>,i0o ar
your strict adherence TO the great and fundamental
principles of democracy, we find abundant cause
for congra'ulatiau. During the alarming crisis
through which our country has just passed. when
the iimd and those without fixed principles had a.
bandoaed their posts, we observed 1ou Still the faith
lal and vguant sentinel S'il the worthy representa-
tive OF ireemen, in the hour Of peril manIufy cuarI-
M the Interests Of your constituents and u1b.y b,t
ding in defence of the eierna' and mmptab.s nm
cpes Of flee and equal rights MissIy,.p1ians v..I
long remember your intC'augabe efforts m securing,
to the State at differing periods large sans Of mo.
ney Tor the invaluable purposes of education ami
internal improvements. TIE completion at lie
contemplated rail road from jackson 10 Aalar,a
for which you caused 10 Be passed through the SEN
ale bill making arge appropriations, would nd
vance the Interests OF Mississippi beyond our most
sanguine expectations.
1t is true that the last Legislature of This State
has placed by your side a man from The reDL, OF
the oppoSlton but their action has not vet received
the sanction Of that august and ompipoient rp,pr-
NAL, THE PEOPLE, who at the elections IN Nn-
yember next, will speak with voice DISTINCTLY
AUDIBLE to those representatives, who in opnnSiroD
to the known wishes Of their constituents, and con.
tury 10 The doctrines Of all free governments tbot
the people should rule, voted for whig senator
Mere professions for the future, will hardly satisfy
an outraged constituency.
Prompted by such considerations Of your course
in the Senate of thu United States aud by the high.
est personal regard, we would be gratdcd ia meet
you around the festive board at such time as NAV
best suit your convenience
With consideration Of high esteem,
We subscribe ourselves
NOur nhelLnnt snr,nnt,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-25

ueo rye Pollock, Esq, Of Newbern, IN. CT
,I' mas cen considered the weaIlhest man in
= a'' eae' and probably the largest slave owner
'Ao United States, was killed faw DAYS
n a. al Que OF his plantations on the Roanoke
r,e' W beng thrown from horse the animal
5s'''.n5 on him and crushing him instantly to
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

suring when she sees any thing amiss,
they are discouraged and unhappy. They
feel thai there is no use in trying 10
please. Their dispositions become har-
dened and soured By this cesseless fret
ting. At last finding thai. whether they
do wrll or i'll. they are equally found fault
with, they relinqpish I'll efforts 10 please
aud becnme needless Of reproaehes.
But let mnlher approve Of child's
conduct wherever she ran. LEI her show
that his good behaviour makes her sim
crrelv happy. Let her reward him fnr his
Efforts To please. by smiles and affections.
In this way she will cherish in her chlld's
heart some Of the noblest aud most de.
sirable feelings Of our nature. She will
cultivate in him an smiabie disposition and
a cheerful spirit Your child has been,
during the day, very pleasant and obedl-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

emf. Just brlore putting him 10 deep
for The night. yoa take bis hand and say.
"a Ny son. you have been ; good boy To-
day. ID makes ne very happy 10 see
yon 50 Kind and ohedisnt. God loves
liule children uha are duulul IN Ghrir pa
rrnls. and lie promises 10 make shem hsP-
.py." This appreciation IRON his mother
j. lo lin great reward. And when, with
more lilaa ordinary affreiinnaie TIME.
You say. .. Gnnd night. my dear son." he
leaFes The room with his lilile heart fall
nf feeling. And when he elnses his eve
fnT sleep. he i happy. and resolves that
he viii always lry 10 10 his duty.
Mother al kOms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
EO0k Uf Yhis,

rIsHE Pdoting Establishment &c the Milton
Spectator - tff-frd for sale on a, cnmno
dating terms. To pracIical priaier. wti a
small family, the situation is very desIrab,c
one. Professional and other eugaarm, ute.
demanding al present the Whole Of my tim. b.,
alone prevent me from again assuming the
hdio iaI chair, which waih some xoc,iIons.
has hren IL me source # pl"asure AMI pr. fiji
There is. perlaps M village - the state tat
hoits out bciicr inducements for an establish.
mcnt Of ihs kidd
. N. J. PALMER.
Milton. N c. Jan 81. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
HILLsBoRoUGH.N N. L.
PUBLISHED wEEKLr
ny Dt.NNIs ItEAETT,

ar TautE n"LIAns TEAR. CE IwU DOLLARS
Ftrvi ukSfs ~ rAtp ~ a. ANTE.
Thor "Io Il" nal give noiuc 81 'htIr "i'h
!" have thttr ap,T dI>t",iim al ~ the Txpna'
tan "f ihr srar. all be- i,trnId as "ctirins
nttui tirf eur ,nib ,ut ritTnatttd - Aud 10
Iap'T vii e disrouIirutd It'll oil arr Btafrs
are ra:d, uui' - nj tie rtion 81 rlir ni'IsI'r'
idv.tITrments VT tAr' clipg Elxirrn hn's,
ore dallpr f,r tie fret, pnd twenty-five "c"is
i"r each sa'l's' qne,' ins' riIori lpsFrT ores 10
Pt't "riInn out atvrttis, n'vpts twenty FIVE
pcr,crt igief. t'ctW ti"Y" $50 percent
"iil b. naac To ss,eitisrrs h. tic yr~t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
PARENTAL FAULT FINDING.

:, 70 noi oe continually finding fault.
Gus a. vines necessary to censure and 10
PUNISH 'u' very much may be done by
Encouraging children when they Go we'll
DC ever "''s careful 10 express your sp-
PROBATION Of good Conduct than d,.a,-
probation Of bad. Nothing can more dis.
eoafage child Than spir,, of ,ncs.sau,
isuls = ding IN the pm of ,,s pareu,,.
end hardly any thing can exert = more
Injurious infaenes upaa the d,snos,,;nn
oolh q the paTeat and The child Thsra
are Two motives Influencing human -
tor hope and fear. Blu, VIM would No,
prefer u have her cluld influenced :, ,aad
eondpcfhy The desire Of pleasing ,s,hs,
'na" ~ the lear 81 "fisn'llng' II mother
never expresses her grsnlicaton "a hen
tes eNldSea de- well, aud is always cen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
Education.

ftsllf Subscriber las pT'snTsd tic seryIce 81
4 Iie Rey, J. ~. YORK. in his srhaol. 10
Gated I've miles EAST of illllsborol "a. in pr
vatr, Lsatty ssealor II ronniTy.
The iolgaains braashes MIll b. taught; Sptl
has. Reading. - Hisiag, AEiIhmF'le. ERgiasi'
Gammar. GeozEarhy and Beck kreli =
Raari aaa Tnision nil Dot exceed tbiTly SIS
d.ilars per srssian 1 lise months. ssh"aiWIil
commence on the I5ia instant; SiafcnIs eau
eater a, aay lime daIine Ihe sessi"n
THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
!annaFy -, Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

ypAkEN up by John G. Douglas. living On
the Oxford Road, about sevea miles nom
ilillshoronEh, and entered on the stray Book
Of Orange county On the OH Inst. one SOW
and five sHDArS. marked IS EsIlows. viz.
one spotted Sew. with slit 10 each ear. one
shoai marked with a crop and under BIZ in
the right ear and over BIT IN the left. and Io,,
Sh"ais unmarked valued at eight dollars.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
February IS. 5T-3v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
Five Cents Reward.

An away from the subscriber, on the I3rh
instant a bound hoy 10y the name of IN
RAM PARkS. lie is about nineteen war,
o'd, moderately well grown, spare bni !, and
pale cnnntcnaare. Tue above rev ard viii h.
gwen for his apprehension aud delivery 10 me.
bu, no ihanss will be rendered, MIR rxpen.e,
paid. All persnns are hereby forewarncd har.
b"ring ar employing him, az The law wIl l..
enforced TO it, fullest extent on such a.. NAV
January -. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

NJ. Editor: | perceive contemporary
OF yours has inserted similar sdveriise.
mrnt IN The fnilawing gratis: and | trust
you ~lll granl me The like indulgence, -
. favor shown "a the .. nahler sex" ought
surely 10 be exiendrd 10 the fair. ANN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

The Massachusetts lluuse nf Repressn-
iaIives, By 4 vaie ol $40 Ia 81. have oIder-
ed TO Il. 81 reading bill making highway
robbery and burglary punishable BY i'm
PrisoHmeci for life. Instead Of death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
CHINA,
Glass s Queensware.
900
j a Il a. TAYLOR.
NO. 20. EV'9ser Street.

fseLGS resp etfuIiy 70 infarm h's irtcuGs and
..eFchants generally, N St,ginil aud North
CHr"iina, that he - nuw FcrtiVing On sniirel,
new Stock oi Goods IN Tie above line express
y adapted 10 tie sonfhefn trade. EuIy de
sriiptinn Of RIB CHINA 10 seits, and CIT
GLASS, together wit a complete assuttmruI
81 Cannon 1"d Ct EEsSh ARE and STUN T.
A-ARE constantly III hand anu will he uiIsr, q
mn as good terms as they eau Le procured IN
the Uun,d States.
Liberal credit VII be gwen when nqri,d.
b""gs 81 he CAREFUL, rsrksd by 'SpeticnrtG
hands. ORDERS by letter, pronp pity atlreecd
to, and fsIlit.ity II, ru;cd. Tie tairoesr. II
his old friends. ami the Mercantile Coinmuri
~ crncta ~. 10 Virginia aud noIth CsrolinA.
" 9, az Eled.
Ne" f"tk. Janna'ys a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

We should not wonder al The sUgmen-
iaIian of public expenditures. when items
ike The following are found smang the
a. contingent expenses" al the linuse 81
Representative. 10 vii: sI52 inr making
pens. $40 l-2 Tor snuff. sI6il Ear horse
hire. aud S3II far an nsller. In the Sen
ate. ~ The same session. for horse hire.
Sl.633! We really think the mea.brrs
might make il,rir On n pens and buy their
own snuff. IL - per diem is tho small I
compensation In enable them 10 hire
horses whenever they feel disposed In
show OF their equestrian graees. Not
many ol them. We are sure. hire psn-ma.
kers al hume. Lynehburg Pir.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28

Mr.. Editor: I wish yoa 10 insert The
IaiiswIRE sivsTiissmsns lar . wife. aad
a. one 81 nv "hjsris in advertising Is me
pabl,r gald. sad he benefit II future er-
nrr.lians. I su1Pase you @ill IasrrI IL
Rr.,is. OBADIAH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-28
TO OBADIAH.

Ioa. doubtless. have pity iar nine;
, TheR l,t rs m l"Hger d'ploue our sad station
Nor lager minated repias;
But deem il my duty
To eHhibit nv bssury,
And whatever boaiy
Perehanee my rsmaia-
My form AMI ny fsaiuEe.
And hope they will meet your
lsas Of the eTs ltuIe
Yun'I like 10 obtain.
Know thea. that asa 10 pea'ure an given,
Ba, gissiPPins always desPise-
My wealth f'r tie masI par, is laid up heaven,
In Person mt waning in sis..
lean boast oil the fame, sir,
To which you lay claim. cir.
And iaat is. tie name. sir,
t,s yea may well see,l
OF having descended
| Throagh lineage 50 splendid,
Whieh nobly has ended
Ia both you aud me.
I'm Jnst twenty five. and each summer ihs,
4 INV AAAAaAt U VS. tASNss tEArcGs
{ wearRoI the charmsofths rn' se colard asses
That iade like the Iin,s Of the roses;
Yet one tirkie lover
Olce frigasd 10 discover
That bad passed over
My thiay.ihIrd year.
But he lied, Ike the tgril q
And mniher's old bible
Som made the base libel
Crate harsh in his ear.
Vow shonl'l youiaqairew hata' present. I'mdoine
Or five a calling. indeed. Isewae,
You're informed that take in hath knitting and
And sometimes teach children 10 read.
I'm cheerful aad pleasant
' osl Who are present,
And alaass quisseent
In envy or hate;
And she, whose TeseniiEgs
Occasion releniings,
And bitter dlssenIings.
Deserves not mate. ....
Tho modesiy yirIds when speak Of my nature,
My beauty offsalure. and size.
Ail"w IN" to say tina, I'm favored by nature
With beautiful pair Of gray s,es.
A nose have Z Roman,
a disgrace 10 no womanl
Aud charms. Of which no man
Can e'er speak loo well;
The men so exiol me,
Their praises eaihral me
No wonder they call me
The .7nsrieaa Belle.
Now MISUNDERSTANDING whole person 10 We,
To yonr vii and yonE choice I'm tcsirn'd,
Nor think that I've taken thismelnod TO wuoyr,
Du, wish re 10 make up your mind.
My smiles are delightful, l.
My temper not fighlfal. ... J.
And III claim but the righ.ful
Indulgence 10 mr.;
And f you'll bat endcayor l.
To be icaIer and c,esrr,
fm sure thai we never
Shall much disagree.
Mytongne can keep within bouaisof restric
Ny step is as light as the air. Ttion,
csnsmooth theToughpi pillow fworldiy afT:c
And disp,i the dark clouds Of despair;
Your dickeys ran starcliup, 70. II
Your br.echts can patch up,
And parties can Latch mp, II
Whenever you ehoasc;
will always be pretty. Is
And lively and witty l.
But must live 10 city,
Which y"u'Il no, refuse.
Now, sir. such am 1, f"s tour cons federation,
r" take or rej"ei me, Ills fall"
hope this III meet with .aur kind appreciation
Aud answer Ihe requisites. al.
o. Thea. obadiah, listca
.. To tbs. my petition n
h.. Lets change our condition d
j. As soon A. we can; .~--
For I've long'd FOR il dearly,
And sought for ]. yearly
Dear sir, I'm, sincerely.
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