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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
tPaivate Correspondence.

ROCHESTER, July I'D, Monday.
Mr.. Clay remained here over Sunday, and attend
ed church like good christian. lie did not keep
the congregation waiting for his appearance, but
pressed his delight at the sermon, the music and the
ladies. This morning he received the calls of the
citizens at the Eagle Tavern; and although the rain
fell in torrents great numbers Of all poIt al parties
crowded to shake hands with the Of the west
At eleven o'clock he proceeded to the Court House
hear him make speech. The speech was a mere
repetition Of the trash with which the whig newspa-
pers have been filed for the past two years viz the
currency, the veto, government expenditures &C.
&c. Mr. Clay seemed TO dstrust the anti. maso ns
that surrou nded him, was embarrassed ard disap-
pointed the expectations Of most who he ard him -
He spoke about half hour, and then adjourned 10
the Eagle Tavern to dinner In the afternoon he de-
parted for Canandaigua, . visit to Hon. Frascis
Granger, and was escorted cut Of the city by nu-
nerous cavalcade Of friends
Ii is generally understood that the object of Mr.
Cays journey is TO ascertain the views Of his poll
tical friends as TO his following the example OF Mr.
Webster, and declining 10 be a candidate for the
Presidency The wings in this part Of the state are
generally OF the opinion that il Mr.. CLAY il nomra-
ted, he can never get the vote OF this state much
less be elected The leading wings are anxious that
he should Decline and leave the field clear for Hsr-
rison Scott All the hoaors showered upon sim
are intended to smooth his path into retiracy will
he 80 understand them2 will he fancy himself %
popular as TO insist on being nominatedi
The weather for the last few days has been unfa.
vorable Tor the wheat crop. The great quantity Of
rain and very warm weather have rusted many fields
so seriously TO injure the grain. STILL there will
next week. The pressure in the money market con-
tinues severe. Contracts are making for new wheat
at 81 per bushel At that price, -four be afforded
IN your city at $3.50 To 1913 per barrel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

8o- The attention Of the inspector of rhe I'd ward
is called to Dutch street. Ii is filthy street, and
filthy people live there. 1t must be ceansed every
day. There is abundance Of soap there and yet il is
the dirtiest street in the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

% . . Q
Down stairs the guests were ga different breed of
dogs and the company included the following
Brevet Brigader BANG, His Majesty's boot black.
He had banner behind his chair, representing a
barrel Of -four with the head knock ed in, and two
loafers fighting for the contents. Motto /" No Mo-
nspoly."
Sergeant SLAM, His Majesty's Orderly, and regu-
latOr OF the pair of bre
wore threadbare, with holes in the seat. Motto:
"Why should quarrel for riches,
Or any ouch gitering toys;
A light heart aud thin pair OF breeches
Will 50 through the world my brave boys"
MAJOR Nine, of his Majesty's Custom House
Guards Banner. lame dog leading blind one.
Motto" An old smuggler makes good Custom
House officer"
Harry Nskes, captain of his Majesty's lst company
OF loafers. Banner An old hatSvith the crown out.
Motto.-"Free entrance and exit, every where.'
Tom Stiles, Lieutenant Of loafers. Banner. An old
pair OF boots with the toes out Motto. "Freedom
Of the Understandings
Tag, Rag and Bobtail Banner. Three thieves
hand cued together; state prison in the bac ground
Motto.-'Vere Liberty dwelis, we're seldom seen"
The dinner for these worthless, although not SO
celebrated fer its quality that for the people mp
stairs, made ample amends by its quantity as will BE-
seen by the following:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

JENNIsoS's RErRIGERAroRs are most admirabl
Cor families. lie has complete factory for thei
construction at 300 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

sroUT'. sTArur.-We have spoken Of the unfor-
tusate accident that befel this beautiful work Of art
We ought TO raise a subscription to enable
Stout 10 procure materials to make another statue
which will doubtless, il possible, be superior to the
one destroyed. There 10 a great fuss made in the
papers about Powers, and his attempt to make his
hrst statue; whilst we have in New York unherald.
eds yosng artist who has produced a statue, that
for beauty AID finish boldness Of conception. and
originality % design, far exceeds the efforts Of any
one in modern times. stouts talent. must be fos-
tered, and we must have a subscription for him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

SHIP LAUNCH roDAY.-The barqae "Manhattan,"
Of $50 ons burthen, built for Messrs. Pfeifer wiss-
man, and to be commanded by Capt. John Budd, will
be launched from the ship yard Of Nessrs. Bergh g.
Co., fost Of Scanned street, this morning, at ten
o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

o - = - . y - Q . . co
= CART EDU DINBR. -
= Applique aes Hoitres,
a HSitres en- Csqu,lls cru
. PoTAcE
q Potage au Tortue,
: Potage aux Pois.
POISSON.
= Bass pique Ia Chsmbore,
shad grille sauce Maitrs dHotel.
Dindsn an Perelleur,
Fiet de B@uf au Win de Champagne,
Jambon glacee Celee,
Pate Chaad q la Toulouse,
= Ca,lle Pigue en- Crousiade,
Supreme de Volatile Historic en- Crsustade.
n ErTREEs.
Pedrix en- Bordure des Legumes,
a retit Poslet q Ia Royal aux Champignons,
= Vo-au-Vent de Fi-t de Poisson 4 Ia Beche mel,
Cuisse de Volatile farcie en- Papillotts,
RS de Veau fque aux petit Pois,
= Cotelette de Pigeon ask Truffes en- Croustade,
Feie Gras Ia Gelee aux Truffes,
Filst de Pigeon mion Panier,
Salade dHomara monte.
Caaard Savage Tete rouge Brandt,
Poulet de Ounce piquee,
Bscasse.
Piece Monte,
Gelee de vermicslli aux Oeuis de Blanc Mango,
Blanc Mango Ornse,
Charlotte kusss,
Gelee an Rum,
Petit Boucher garHie De Gelee de Oroseille,
Merangue AJAX Prunes.
Fruits ct 0lace.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

o. A man named Bernard, said 60 be % New
York, attempted TO kill himself in Wheeling, va.
on Wednesday last lie had previously made three
affernnfs 10 " shuttle off this mortal coil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

o. Beware of street beggars and particularly
look after those who walk down 10 beg II they
see any one, and TO steal il they see enc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

o. The Natchez sloop of war came up to the city
yesterday afternoon, and fired a salute. The dis
charge OF her cannon created quite stir in the city
and thousands rushed down to the Battery and ON
the piers to see, as they thought the British Queen
steam ship plough her way up the Bay and East Ri
yer. Trey were disappointed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

HARLEM.-The drive TO Harlem is a delightful
enc. Nowlan's place contains all that can render
life desirable; and the gardens Of AID Hall should BE-
visited by every body.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

90 Two desperate fellows named Cook and Car.
ter recently escaped from the Jail Of Scott county,
Miss. Cook has probably committed more murders
than any other man-havins, during his life, killed
over twelve human beings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

A CORRECT CoScLUsIoN.-A corresp ondent, re-
ferrng to our advocacy of General Scott, says
Either you are in delusiou in supposing General
Scott available, or else am ass" Our cores
Pondent has concluded wisely-he is an ass,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

Co We IearH from the charleston Mercury" Of
the 2lst instant, that the plantation Of Mr. Kingsley
near Lake George, was abandoned by his negroes on
the 18th instant, they having been compelled to ly
from the Indisns-the Indians told the negroes 70
leave the plantation, for they could gather the crop.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

Or About 1000 persons are now at the springs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

o. James q. Brooks, formerly one 81 the editors
Of the "Courier and Enquirer" and well known A.
/" Floro," is now the editor q the New Era
Richard Adams Locke does all the talking Boosting,
clustering and laziness and Brooks all the labor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

Locoroco GRAsMAF-The Despatch has culIed
cut the following PASSAGES from ebb's letter from
London, showing thai - point Of grammar he is at
least equal TO His Republican Majesty
The prsces of Cottons. lens, aud indeed &C..
Of manufactured g,ois Is high = sP'''
"cpu'smpiibe f.rce which, snlv n,oi,,.y, ~,
the q eeu hsrsslf As los popularity. = -
Of The Directors cthr Great Western Colonel -,
srotens = their part spared" 10 render her comfortable
&c. &c
Webb, like Van, is native of Columbia County.
and must have snce raised cabbages
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

The |" Baltimore Aporicsn," like the /" CONNER
cal" here eulogises Wobb's letters on finance, as
Ne perfection 81 science. Probablya greater mass
absnrdities were never pat together They are
sbsgh Of all Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

large cabbage. Motto: May the ca6bages Of Kin
derhcok and the turnips Of North Carolina be ever
found side by side at the same table"
Semi Conservatives.
Prince PRESERVED FisH.-Banner-A loafe. pre-
per running race round the Seventh Ward without
his breeches, followed by legion Of shirtless and
breechesless locofocos. Motto: Devil take tie
hindmost."
DArIsL JAcKsoS.-Banner--An negro and white
man discussing the most scientific system for shat
tering the right Motto: "Birds Of feather y
Baron JAMES DEPgysTER OepEN, Director in
the Bank Of the State Of New York.-Banner-A To-
cofoco mob attacking bank in Wall street. Motto:
" Down with all banks"
His Homo, JUDeE CAMPBELL, a worthy old fash
Toned republican, and Of the signers Of the Con-
sentative Manifesto -BanRer-Eliah carried up TO
Heaven in chariot Of fire. Motto: Mark the per-
feet nan, and behold the uprght for the end Of that
man IS peace"
The Right HoRorable REUBEN WrTHERs, Cashier
of the State Bank. Banner-Jesus dining with the
chosen twelve. Motto: "And Judas carried the
bag"
Baron ALBERT GALLArIS, Ex-Secretary Of the
Treasury, and Chief of the Regulators Of the Cur
rency. -BannerA mob Of poor, pennyless, shirtless
locoioco. chasing 2 bank director through Wall
street. Motto" No rag Barons."
The most learned and noble Dr. DUER, President
Of Columbia College.-Banner-A mob Of the Van
Buren, slam. Bang body guard making large bonfire
ing; our mouth shall be the Parliament and law of
the land"
The Right Honorable Josrrn LAwRrxcr and the
Right Honorable RICHARD LAWRENCE, brothers Of
the host Banner-Josephand his brethren. Motto
We're not all Jose phs."
The above, with the two amiable sisters OF the
host, formed the select circle nj the grand Dime IA
bic mp stairs. Baron Gaatin sat on the right
Of Ills Majesty, and lady sat on the left. The
chivalrous" friend, Dan Jack son, was seated next
to Judge Strang for the purpose Of inoculating him
with conservative sentiments, and Of lauding my
particular friend William T.. Rives in his public
and pr ate The noble and learned DR. Duer
It's Majestys old bosom federal friend, sat very near
him. and opposite a. Prince Preserved Fish the lat
ter was particularly facctious throughout. and took
every opportunity of coutradicting every body and
particularly His Majesty, to show his sovereign con.
tempt for locofoco royalty. Some idea of the splen-
dor and magni6cence Of the banquet up stairs may
be formed from the following, which was the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09
LANCASTER a BRYANT,

AVE on hand n large aud general assortment
oil groceries consisting, IN pant, OF the fol
loving articles
30 binds. ST. Crox, 7. RICO and N. O. Sugars.
5000 lbs. double aud single Loaf do
lso bags Java, old White aud Green Coffee,
6'oo0 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather,
6,ooo do Manchester Cotton Yarns
1000 do Lynchbarg do do
1900 do Raw Cotton
60 boxes Imperial, Guupowder & dyson Teas,
40 do Turpenrlnc Soap
40 do TalIow Candles,
100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
loo do Blasting Powder
80 do Dnponts Gunpowder,
80 bags Shot
Is bbls. Roo IIcriings
% do Picking Vinegar,
30 hhds and lierecs Molasses,
10 bbs. Tanners OIL
ID do Cream Ale.
% do ~ &. Tar
10 halfplpes sup. Cognac Brandy,
III bbls. American do
% hhds. and bbs. Jamaica, Antigua and n. T..
Rum,
10 hal-ppes and bbIs. s. NJ. Wine.
10 bbIs. India do
Is do Malaga do
80 boxes Muscat do
10 bbls. Country Gin,
pipe Holland do
80 b6Is. old Rye and Rcctifed Whisky,
~ DO common do
20 bbls. old Apple Brandy.
With variety of other articles in the Grocery
Line, to tedious to mention; all of which they oller
'of SAFE low, lof cash, OF IN exchange for Country
produce.
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TO TFs.fE9EEKERS.

rE1i1E LINE ofMAIL COACI1ESfo Richmond.
Il will, uniil further notice, leave al , O'Clock.
\. NJ, by Farm,c, Mondays. Wednesdays md
Fntlass: and b, Canerstillc on Tuesdays. Thurs
dlys and Saturday., aud arrive Richmond in time
for the Northern Clfs.
There is less night trarci on This han any otier
LiHeto RiclmoaR, and Passengers f'r the Northern
Cues, will fnd this as safe, comfortable and as eA.
pcdenl as any Other Line.
The line for Salem, Fincasie, Sweet Springs
White Sulphur aud Lewisburg. leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays connecting at Salem with
The line TO Knoxville. Nashville, &c, and Al Lew
isbutg with the line to Guyandolte. Our Teams and
Coaches good. our Drivers are careful and sober
and the prnprietors will use every oxeriion To please
theirpasscnge ). D.PAFTESON ~ Co.
Ami II WON
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FOR SALE,
TEE EB.fSsEfe'Ss EsOYEa,

w '"''"tJ
Dr. \ LARGE and oommodious building,
E5mil with twenty rooms, conveniently arranged
---li.A and supplied with necessary furniture, &C.
situated on Third street, near the ceutre Of the
town.
The subscribers would ptelera private sale OF The
property, FOR which they would give good bargain,
and liberal time TO make the payment, which might
be divided 10 SUIT the purchaser. We need not say
that Lynchburg is now in rapid state of improve
men the Canal will be completed up to that place
by December
II not soldby the 12th day of October next, we
shall on that day, offer IL ior sale 10 the highest
bidder upon the following terms one thnd cash,
the balance in one aud two years, requiring the
purchaser 10 secure the payment by bond and APP
proved security deed of trust upon the proper
iy To secure the purchase money. II however, Il
private sale shall be made before the 18th October
notice Of the same will be gwen
HlN& LANGUORNE.
July % WHO
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TERMS.

Fer Ression olive months, payable in rdvnnse.
Tuition in Othography. Reading d Writing sic 50
English Grammar, geography, lis
tory, Arithmetic anj Composition. 10 90
Ancient Languages Mathematics,
Chemistry. Moral. Natural aud nlelec-
fual Philosophy, Rhetoric and Logic. 90 10
All Communications addressed TO the subscriber,
at LyncLburg, will meet with prompt attention.
]. w. GOODMAN.
Tie attention Of tie public Is directed to the fol-
lowing Recommendations
Feeling deep interest in the cause Of Education,
! beg leave TO commend TO the community The Rev.
Mr.. Goodman, gentleman oil high literary attain
mens, and APT 10 leach"
Ii gives ne much pleasure 10 state that lac has
conducted school NTH vicinity, muehlo his own
credit, to the improvement OF bls pupils, aud TO The
entire satisfaction ofthe parents Of tie children en-
trusted to his charge. The rapid progress made by
his scholars, rs evnced by examination which !
recently attended, bears ample testimony TO the ex-
ceency Of his mode Of conveying instruction.
lie will be found an acc mplished scholar, gen
tleman aud Christian. J. II. BARCLAY, Nj. d.
Scousyc, Sept. 9th 1888
The Pcy'd. Mr. Goodman pfosposes TO establish a
School in Lyncburg lie has been teaching dur
ing the last twelve months, in the county OF Abe
marie, and las had one fmy sons under his care.
His reputation 70, piey Intelligence, learnt z aud
fitness for the office OF teacher, Is high and the pro-
grcss and improvement OF my son. authorize me TO
believe, that Mr. Good nan well deserves The reputa-
ton he has acquired GEO. NJ. PAY NE.
InglesIdc, Buckingham Co. Sept. 2lst, 1888.
THIS cerGes, thai Mr.. James w. Goodman, a
graduate OF 1857 at this College, isa gentleman OF
nnexcepuouable mural character aud highly respec-
table literary auainmens. lie is. in my judgment,
possessed of the requisite qualifications for Pre-
ceplor aud entirely deserving Of confidence and pa
uOnagc. n. LORD, President
Of Dartmouth College,
Dartmouth College Feb. 81, 1888
RE.EHENcEs--Gen. David Kodes, S. 4. NJ
II. Garland, VIM. Daniel, Jr. Esqr., Colo. Lang
horne, J. M. Gordon, John IloIllns, Rev. A. i.
Smith, Lynchburg.-J. w Saunders, Y. w. o nth
all, 7. w. Gllmer, Esqrs., Charlottesville. -liey'd
Robert Ryland, Rev j. 3. Taylor, edmond. :.
Co. The Richmond Religious Herald will pletse
to insert the above, fortnight for three times
aud forward lis account 10 this q lice for payment.
August 10 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09

iNHE unparalleled reputation which Poterss Pills have
acquired Hedic0i Restorative, Is the unqnes
uonae proota can be given, of THEN immense importance
TO the afflicted in almost class ofdiseases, The num-
Der OF letters received from Patients recovered through their
MEANS Is really prolgous, and the complaints which they
nave cured arc almost us varied they But
cal than others and among those named the too
often fatal complaints OF the stomach aud bowels such
thof'c, Fh,aleacc and Indigestion, for which they
only accIttta, but an Immediate cure.
II is well known that from the dsarrnng of the
hch and bowels, arises nnctenths of all the maades
adult mud declining life that this is the foundation
Haf"GHcy SPfsootfc pdiAs idige0R loss ofGppcte &c.
and that those in their give birth Dr0pSy Iirer Conc
WaW Consumption and habitdi fDirHeSs Of spirits there
lore fecrs Fills being the very best medicine which has
ever been discovered for the ncpen diseases of the
es arc necessarily the suesi personalities ofthoso dread
iui, ana also general disorders which embCr mature life
and drag so many millions To untimey graves,
speaking TINS, Dr. Peters urrogatcs nothing himself
lha has not been conceded 10y the public lie is needy
TN OF uhNh2%h SIeenIaor, Nio comes before the world
as his own herald and wes but is placed in n response
h OF situation hy e patronage which he has cnoycd for
yeafs A' Is increasing 10 unprecedented in the
anuais ct medicine tint makes him careful moth
M winch Is not borne ont bv the nialhbc proof and
eee does noear to BE- put the test in any thing which
he mas promised respecting his Pills. -
1T fcters Is most happy To be able state on the nm
oY of great number otcgular Physicians that wherever
superseded the adoption OF morcuial experiments Tor c
peenaraeay in swcctoning the blood aud stimulating il f.,
oNPel All noNohs Juices, and giving strength and 10 the
nerves. prevents disease STRENGTH
must be got nndcr, il Al ALL by dangerous remedies
Prepared by JOS PlaESIN rETERS, Nj. ID. No 100
liberty street New York Each box contains 70 Pills prire
% erus ~ 'ioe
~ he careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable PuI
They are far sale in ynohburg the Drug ; toros Of
II. SrABLER
u. X. LYMAN, and
howell DAVIES,
o.,,t,r agents.
''tiop'F l0tn
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GUIDE 40 PASSENGERS.
5&,l:z6.
Lcdrin2 LyHChbHr. for HiChin,ohd or
fEfp .A.OrFE

cav + Iynchburg on Mondays, Wcdncs-
days and Fridays, at O'Clock, A. NJ arrive nj
Chnoucsvllles same evening, N 2 l.. NJ. Leave
1lnr olcs''lle ncN day by ) \. NJ, reach the Rail
hoad, distance OF only - miles from Chaioues-
VILE alter the Isl of July, by 10 O'Clock, and arrive
IN hIchmond same evenings, by L. NJ. This will
ne lonnd by lar the most comfortable route as well
as the most expeditions to Richmond or going
North, by way ol Washington Glly having no nig hi
travelling ale, leaving Lynchburg. The teams
and coaches on this linc are first rate and the
drivers sklul, careful and accommodating. No
pans VI" be spared 10 render the Trip safe and plea
Sant 10 the passengers.
Fare though TO Richmond 50 SOTO Fredc-
rcksburg So. S. b. CLOVES. AGENT.
June II, IA
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Eyisch6uIg S0rinSS Es0Hk.

A HE Bynchburg savings ts N Ia :,
n conusues to receive Deposites, at the follow
ing rates, viz.
Fora sums OF current money Of S. in amount
and upwards, 5 per ccntum per annam, for any
time not exceeding > months; and If the sum re-
mama longer period than II months, 81 per cen
tnm per annum, which are higher rates of
Interest Than ARE paid by amy other Rn-
stifution ina l.yncilbssFg.
Dcnosltors may rely upon the security FOR the re
turn of then Dcposcs being unquestlouably respon-
sble.
Discount Days every Thursday, at O'clock, Z. NJ
DIEeECTOFsS.
Jehu Williams, A. &. Elliott,
w. L. Bryant, Jas. C.. Hunt,
Geo. Baghy, \. knner,
A. II. Armlstcad, VIM. Nj. Davis,
L. =. AGREE, Maurice Langhornc Jr.
G. Mclyer, !. &. Shacklclord.
OFFICERS.
JEHU WILLIAMS. President.
w. Z. BRYANT, Treasurer
GEO. BAGBl, Secretary.
Feb. IA laf Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-09
EE.u.sEE H1grOOE.

InIE uezf session of the subscribers School viii
4 begin On Monday, 9th OF Sepleaber, IN tie
basement stnry Of the Methodist Protestant Meeting
house. The location Is central. The room comnodl-
Gus anil every way suitable the cnd for which il IS
designed The course Of instruction will be liberal,
including all the BRANCHES ola thorough English and
Classical education Pupils may enter at any time
bun not for less time Than one entire session. No
deduction for absence, unless IN case Of protfacled
Il
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POLITICAL.
THE ANGELS WING.


There is German superstition, tina, when =
sudden silence takes place IN company. an angel
NJ that moment makes circui among Them, and inc
first person who breaks The silence Is supposed 10
have been touched Nv the wing oflhe passing scraph
For the purpose OF poetry. ! thought l~o persons
preferable To many, in Illustrating thisvefy beautiful
superstition.
When hy The evenings quiet lgld
There e, two silent lovers,
Ths, say, Willie in such Tranquil plight
An snsrl round hen hosers
And hhrihes slill old loee'ps tell
The first Who breaks the scn,spell
1osay a 81 and pleasing thing.
Hath Git the passing angels wing.
Thus tnasin- minstrel stuy'd
By The summer ncean
Gazing on lovely raid.
With hanls deyoiian:
Yet his love he spelc,
Till nov the silent srr he broke
The hidden fro 10 flame did SPRING
fann'dby the passing angels wing
81 have osei llco well and lone,
With love Of heavens making
This Is poets song,
But true hrart's speaking;
will love ihee sill unlirsdl'
lie felt, be spoke, one inspired
Mo words did from Truths iountan sp'inE,
lpwakcnedl b, the angels wing
sepcc o'ef tho madenfil,
Her beauty luvoef making
And b, her blush, lac knew hd we'll,
The dawn oflove brcnking
II comc like Sunshine Ger his heart
lie felt thai iaey should part,
lie spoko-and ola the loye, thing
Had felt the passing angels wing.
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VIZ. Edmund n. Wells:

V'AkE NOTICE, that | shall on the 27th day of
u September next, at the Clerks Office of the
county of Patrick, take the dispositions OF A. Staples
and others, be read rs evidence in cause depend
ng1n the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry, for the county Of Patrick, in which you are
plaintiff and am defendant
This mode Of notice Is adopted as YOU are not an
inlabitant Of this Commonwealth
JEFFERSON IL. HUGHES.
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