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Fsvm rcis,n. cf Mss Poems, by Richard Henry
Hide
o. the device Of seal Minerva taking tho bsniae'
ften ,he eyes Of Cupid and presenting him wings
With tho legend--
- - ..Se r,desst f,tCgifebie."
= ywrrr yenu. bound Cupid's eycs
the, stolen from fanc.'s bow
And sent him wandering from the .iies
To seek his fortune here below.
With lace Of sunshine. .oul Of mirth
He r,ysd tlapu.h wn.si. and mead, and bower.
Making = vfier heaven OF earth
Such aas Il Fsnc,'s spell the power
Sometimes Re though, he chased thronsesu
The briyht.s. butterflies, and laughed,
while wounding many bosom fair,
To see thsln Au',cT on his shaft
Rasscr -ho found infant boy
Biindfold. alone, and far ssuay-
Hoping give the usehin ioy,
In pity tore ds web away.
Love ssw but with returning s'shi,
Vanished the charm by Fancy given,
Earth wow fs him had delight,
Asd IL. DO, rined and longed fol heaven
H.r own rssh n.lness Reason blamed,
And the fond spell would lain restore
II nigh, nca-hsr power !. 'hamed,
The file, would unite more,
"Go ,hen,- ale cries, and c'oI him Gins'
P,nons Of down with rosy hue
go, saw twas Reason len, you wings "
The unchin smiled, ohe,sI, and fe~,
Lover. who ,i,irn 10 tie tale
Mlk well thr mpral 1t supplies
Do not let Reason rsnd love, veil
Rcuefuhe1 III We see, h. hes =
.Everv on. will a, on-s the origin Of this u1he Ia
Moore. "1ose and Resson.n and Byrons Love has nc
GIFT 20 sra,<f,l as III, wmgs.a
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MIR. Shcrman's Worm
1.nZEN(.ES.
Dec %

RE the greatest discovery madc for disTeng the
"A various kinds Of worms that frequently and distress
sngly annoy both cild EN- and adults They inall
bic remedy, and pleasant to the that children will
take them as readily a common peppermint Lozenge.-
Many diseases arise from without its being suspect
cd Sometimes trouble cough, pains the POINTS
worms, and will be easily cured by using this ceebra
medicine The following symptoms indicate the presence
worms, viz headache vertigo torpor, disturbed dreams
sleep broken off by fright and screaming commissions fever
sness thirst palld hue bad in the mouth oensiv
BREATH cough, difficult breathing itching at the pains
the stomach, nausea squeamshnes voracv, leanness
enesmus, itching the towards night, and length
objections OF films and One is dose for child two
years od-two for four yearshree for eight years
and five for adult and should be repeated every morning
every other morning until relieved.
Read the following letters
NEW YORK, March ;, 1899.
Dear tor,-Accordng to your request have used
them uniformly successful. We have difficulty in getting
children to take them, they perfectly pleasant We
shall use them practice whenever Oilers be-
evng them to be the best vemiiugc medicine in We
have also used Soda Lozenges very extensively and
find them fully to the purposes YOU them
Tor We are yours, respectfully,
V. WEEKS, NJ. d.
w. SHADDOCK, NJ n.
g. r. GREEN, NJ ID.
NEW YoRH, February, 1899
DR.. Shsman,-Dear Sir One OF my daughters, aged II
years. was troubled for about eighteen months with hacking
cough broken and disturbed sleep, She was fast vast
clans attended her without any henef From reading the
directions accompanying your Worn Lozengc., describing
the symptoms OF worms, thought she might be thus
bed and accordingly procured box, which, my surprise
perfectly cured her in week They are most excellent
medicine and believe my daughter her life to them
Yours, SC. JANE HUMPHREYS,
Mercer Street
Price 25 cent, per box
The Above Medicine is for sale by
D. h. LYMAN, Agent,
April % w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-03
Jan. 30

NllNlA-M rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cunt Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the co,p-
~ OF Nelson, on the first Monday in January, 1912:
Nathan Iofus surviving partner of himself and John J
agrove deceased late merchants and partners trading
Ger the hrm and style ui llagroye * I.ois Plaintiffs
against
f. f. Smith s Co. Defendants
In CH,ScERy
he defendants f. T. Smith < Co, not having entered
er appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
commonwealth on motion of the plaintiff by counsel il is
eea a the said defendants do appear here rules to be
ne'u IN The SAID Clerks Office, the first Monday in
Aprii next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the yncbb,,r
rghian' newspaper published in the of Lynchburg
m Two months successfully and another copy thereof posted
the front door of the courthouse of this county on
Court day. va '''''
\ Copy-Tcste,
r On no. c. CUTLER, elk
' - WIN
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Notice,

| FoREWARN all persons from tradinq FIR , po,d
winch | executed To Obidah Gordon. for three hun
area ana thirty dollars due the 18th of April. 1872 as
DO not intend paving tho s7d Bond.
NN {. JORDON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-03
$50 REWARD,

wv NE" "A 1tD,
NOR MACLlN,a tall black negro man about six feet
i inches hgh--hc will weigh probably about On,
pounds-he had on when he left home double vowed
home spun coat and panraoons-his head runs up very
high, somewhat 10 a pont-he has thin whiskcrs
will pay the sum of $50 for his delivery if taken out OF
this county, and $40 ittaken upin this county
ARCHER A. DAVIDSON
Charlotte CT House. Jan q 81
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Selling Off ChcaD for Cash.

rINllE subscriber wishing reduce his Stock Of Goods
1 will sell grea, bargains for cash Call and see.
JAMES A. STIGLER
Dec. 10 ,s
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.sD.NE.y'ES TR.yTOK'S S.lLE.

4
NNyIII BE SOLD. Al the Red House. IN the Coun-
w y Of Charlotte. tho 9Th day Of February next
ii fair day. If not. the first fair day, hcfeaiter-all
the Personal Estate Of the late Thomas w. Harvey
deceased namely Household and Kitchen Furniture;
stock Of Horses Cattle and Hogs Farming Tools, Corn;
Oats, Hay, &c; large supply Of Bacon, Lard. Sc;
and every other necessary ior the Of the tavern;
Liquors, Wines &C. we'll laid IN and In good con
d,ion Truas-for all sums of five dollars and un-
der, cash oI over five dollars, credit will be CIV
till tho st day OF Angus, next the purchasers giving
bond with approved securities
There will als1 be sold. at the place and time.
lot Of very likely YOU y G y + q ROE 5
The purchasers Will be required to give negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed
A.1 on the eth February noyt. on the promises. that
well known 7 a " S + "A " ID IN
Charlotte county,
TIL g. RED HOUS Sc.
II includes all the possessions the north side of the
Prince Edward and Campbell Court House Road, in
cudng the Red House Tavern, improved and enlarged,
IN manner promote both the comfort and convenience
:. the traveller. including. also, all necessary Out lIous
os largo aud beautiful Garden, and good
Brick Store and Lumber House; Baeksmith's Shop, a
Carriage Shop. neat IaIlors Shop, Ice House a
Carriage House, Sc. There are In the above tract
bout $50 Acres, we'll wa,orcd and the most OF
which is good Wood Land.
The stand Tor the Tavern, md also the stand for Mcr
csnto transactions, regarded by all To he amongst the
INST healthy. beautiful and profitable situations in Nr
ginia; and the Tavern stand amongst the best in the
United States. All the buildings new and In first,
rnte repair nestly and tasctully arranged. Terms
One hurh of tho purchase money will he required on
the 9th day ol December next-ho remainder in equal
nual insialnents.
CHARLES G. HARVEY Administrator of
Thomas w, Harvey, deceased,
Ihr Rchm nd country Why and Enquirer will please
publish the ahove I'll the day Of sale and forward their
accounts to this Office for collection
Ian. Is tsF
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A LII persons are torewarned from hunting, ranoino
a - or otherwise trespassing on my Land. on lanes
River. about miles below Lynclbur1
JOHN ROBERTSON.
wSw
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LOOKING. GLASSES


'V" TVS IUr ash.
" EllANE on hand good stock of GROCE
~, ME- winch we are resolved tosoll low fore ASH
Those wishing purchase will find it 10 their ptrret
to give us a call bofor. they hnv
GtNNtWAN s MOORNtN
Jsnlarv IN a.,
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PORT WINE.

Nif. subscriber has on hand very superior lot of
L Old London Dock Port Wine, suitable for medical
purposes.
ALSO. Pale and Brown Sherry Nadeir, of worry q.
perior quality &. w. YANCEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-03

AlhGlNlA tow AT rules holden in the Clerk Office Of
the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for the
county OF Charlotte, the 9Th day of December, lS4l:
William b. Green, George Roberts and John Booker late
merchants and partners trading under the firm and style
Green, Roberts & Booker Plaintiffs,
against
benjamin w. Foster, Winslow Robinson William p Drk,
inson and Claiborne Barksdale Defendants,
In CHASCERY.
The defendant Benjamin " Foster no, having entered
ms appearance according to the oAs.emby and the Ruee
TINS Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ne not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth it is olered
mat the said defendant do appear here the first MONDAY
Al next and enter his appearance, and the pa
s p'' and that copy OF this order be inserted in 'orno
newspaper published in the of Iynchbug, for TWO
months sncce>svey and posted the front door OF the
Courthouse Of the said County
Copy-Teste,
WiNSLOW ROBINSON, {.
Jan. 20 win
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800 GALLONS Old Roctfcd Whskcy or
draft. G. w ylNCEy
Jan. "a :.
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FOR SALE.

r d II = II Il r.
A TRACT Of Land in Amherst county four miles
-, - from New Glasgow. containing NINE. HUN
phf.D AND fOR'rY-FiVE ACRES; formerly the
property oil I'M Carter. decd. For terms apply to
80 A. TOMPklNS, Cashier.
Sep l3 a.
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RES DIRECTION. OR PERSIAN
EsELH,S
Jan. 20

PERlOR TO the iiy@ean, Brandreth's Evans. Tomato
the Machess iccd) Nanatve, Indian Purgative,
other Pills or Compound before the public, certified to-
physicians and others Let none condemn them until thsy
have tired them, and then CERTAIN they will na
IL now settled point with all who have used the vegs
table fthSiNN FILLS, that they preemineny II.
best and most cil:acous FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet been used in America II every family could become
H'antrd with their soNe'eisn power diseases, they
would keep them and be prepared with sure REMEDY
Apply on the FIRST appearance OF disease and then much
distress would be avoided and money saved we'll the
lives thousands Of who hurried of time by psylens
disease IN ITS first stages or by not being in
remedy which they can place dependence upon
Oh fs IN box Price GA cts. For Sale in Lynchbury
by DlNkLE & RUMBOUGH, Agts
Oct. rs wits
CERTIFICATE.
certify that have by way Of experiment, used the Iy
gean and most OF the various kinds Of Pills in nv pracc
which have borne the highest cpute in the public estimation.
that have been offered for sale in this vicinity for the five
years including those called the Resurrection Persias
Pills and the public may assured that none among the
whole catalogue has answered better purpose
and eectna remedy than the Resurrection Persian Pills
IN most cases OF disease. CHAS BACKUS, NJ. ID.
Rochester, n y, Sept 81, 1889.
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.Everv on. viii az the origin Of thu. u1le to
Moore. "l.ese and Reason" and bYron' Love ha. no
glit grateful a III, wings
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FORWARDING AVID COMMITS.
SION BUSINESS.


ME, the undersigned. having formed cepa
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VlRGlNlA-A Giles Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for Giles County October
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-28
49, ~ -A.gz.
y @SS~aBSs. ,SSsvIs.~
NiAoARA FALLs.-Lord MoRpErH ha, lef at Niaga
"a Falls the following:

NIAGARA FALLs.--Lord MoRrrrH ha, left at Niaga.
"a Fals the following: s .fs.
NIAGARA.
There's nothing great bright, thou glorious Fall
Thou may stnot to the fancy's sense recall
The thunder-riven cloud, the lghtning's leap,
The stirring Of the ch ambcrs Of the deep,
Earth's criersld green and many tinted dyes,
. The fcccy Wilderness Of the upper skies,
The tread of armies. thick ming they como.
The boom Sfcannon, and the beat Of drum,
The brow of beauty, and the form of grace:
The passion and the prowcss Of our race.
The song of Homer in lpftcst hour,
The unrcsisted sweep of Roman power.
Britanna's trident on the azure sea,
Americas young shout Of liberty!
Oh! may the wars that maddenin thy deeps,
There spend their rage, climb tn encrcng sleeps
And, till the conflict ofthy surgcs cease,
The Nations on thy banks repose in peace
SovEMpsR 3, 1S4l. MoRPIrH
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-28

Pffnhng:- Charles the Seconds parliament
passed an &C, that only twenty printers should
practise their art in the kingdom. About six
shlill9gs current was paid Tor one and half
hours readingin 1886.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-28

Inc Philadelphia Gazette says :-"prnce AL
pcr' Is SAID to call Victoria his reign-dear. Might
she not call him heir reign beau -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07

said l. Seize him, heat him.. Stop, stop, cried
llow are you ALI Jackson to be he the hnn-
est man, the brave soldier the stern politician; the vir
tuous citizen, we owe him honor power and wealth.
As for dams he is political Gambler, knave, he
cheated The people, opposes their WILL and SO long
he is president, liberty is flown. Blood & zounds
bul I'm Jackson man. replied tore Adams from
my hat, stuck Gen. Jackson on, and now followed
'huzza for Gen. Jackson.
Tia jy foreigner accords with the feelings and
preudices ofthese Americans, they love and cherish
him. Ihad not flrthing, but Ilved beautifully on the
credit OF my love for Jackson. III called at house g.
said can an cd friend of Jackson stay all night tho
door flew wide open and entered free as The
ter of the castle. So long Twas for Jackson pre-
served my bones, conscience and comfort; but who
can orsGe his destiny! Ipursued my journey and at
length entered the state of Kentucky. Oil land of
strong drink, daggers, stud horses, Grog shops and
candidates, would Ihad never you! Icame sound
healthy and happy-I departed bruized, disordered &
miserable Some how had strange presage of my
danger-he people looked furious, talked loud, rode
fast, swOre and disputed This one called himself aIIi-
gator, that steamboat this serpent that tiger, One
would be called half horse halfagator, and the other
part swapping IuTte-Clhv III conneXlon with adams,
so coming in sight ofa tavern, where found colIec-
ton omen, horses, wagons, dogs and hogs, Joined the
motley crew. The house was in an uproar and com.
moton-'Old court, court Desha Beauchump,
hemp, tobacco Adams, Clay Jackson were heard at
the same instant lquickly and peacoably laid my
knapsack in the corner and wishing to insnuate my
sefih the favor ofthe people, Ibelowed out 'Huzza
for Jackson damn Adams and Clay Kill him, pluck
ou. his eyes, bite off his nose reverberated through the
house. They lifted clubs, drew spanish drks, and in
less than minute was bruised, mangled, helpless
yes, yes yes 'Gve him grog, lie up his wounds
and ask his pardon. So as / could travel,
started and ballooed Huxza for Clay and Adams
But in this land fopposiion and uncertainty who
can be always on The safe sde Resolved to hucluae
with the tide | would fain have learned where
new change would begin, but could rot. Before l
was aware entered Tennessee 'Huzza for Clay and
Adams still cried !. Luckless man, doomed to diff
cullies and wounds. was again attacked, overrun &.
despised
But now am in Nashville, am once more for Jack.
son, continually drinking his health and wishing him
aud lopg life. Here have determined to stay
to procure small house, and set up a grog shop.
will fight for Old Hickory, curse Clay and Adams &
am sure to succeed. Nothing can resist me--devoted
to Jackson, can beat down all opposition.
PATRICK O'CORCLE.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07
THE THOUSAND DOLLAR BILL

Away back in tho Stale of New York lives
Dutch farmer, we'll to do 10 the world, who
always keeps about him thousand dollar bill.
With Ibis bill in his pocket, and shabby coat
on his back. he prldes in playing tricks with
strangers; particularly with country merchants
as have recently commenced business in the
nelghborhood, and are not acquainted with his
pecuniary circumstances.
As an instance Of this kind, he went lately
[, new merchant, with his clothes all 10 rags
his toes sticking out through his shoes, his hat
without a crown, and his beard fortnight old,
and ordered few dollars worth Of goods
The merchant stared at him, but as there was
no hazard TO lay out the articles for him, none
of which were 10 be cut, he executed The com
mand. When the goods were ready, the mer-
chant stared more 10 Near the ecurvy custom
or ask him 10 charge Them.
sCharge lhemP exclaimed the man Of mer-
chandze-'ha, bal we're moi in the habit Of
charging our goods 10 every body. We keep
a sharp look out for breakers.'
.Won't charge ZEN denl'
Not 10 you, thank you! You must have
better Goa, on your back, to expect credi!
from uep
Den if you won't charge 'em,' said the
Dutchman, win great moderation. u must
dry and pay for 'em. must dry and pay for
'em down, if so be supposin' ! can muster
moneys enough Then taking a thousand
dollar bill from his pocket, extended it Towards
the merchant, with leer on his face, and said
'Vlil you change daP
That wha?--a thousand dollar bill! Ia it
possible that that man ofyour appearance"
wat Mlslher, be's you scarf, hs! Did you
never see lous4u dollar bill afnTeF
"A man OF your appearance continued the
merchant, IN sstonlshmenl, "wiLh thousand
dollar bill could have sworn"
None of your dsm't swearin' here, if YOU
please Msher-bu give me mine change,
d may be eff to mino farm again.
of to your farm! A thousand dollar bilIf
Who are you2 If may be so bold
who bs's II Why don't you krow your
own neighbors, man! My name is Fn'z Van
Voaler-a poor man, nit no more as one thou
| sand acres of landl, and dis shmall bill in my
pocket, dat vas-eo. if you'll change ii, and
| let me be off. l'lI dank you
'Change it! Lore, sir, where should get
money OF morning to change thousand dol-
lar bill
Den val shall do, mistheIl you WON'T drusI
me; nor you WON'T change my tousand dollar
| bill.'
Trust you! Mr.. Van Volger-that will, TO
the amount Of thousand dollars, if you wish
You didn't sUppts 50 was afraid 10 trust you,
said The merchant. growing very complaisan
'Haw, haw, haw' roared the Dulchman, as
| loud as he could laugh you begins to haul il
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07

dwelling Of his betrothed was il'uminaied-he
heard the s,unds Of revery borne on The pas
sing breeze; he saw the sylph-lke figure OF
h Clara, fitting by in the giddy mazes of the
dance; he could see no more, but ran frantcly
to the house. He gained The door Of the a.
par,ment; the dance had ceased, and a deaths
like stiffness prevailed; he dared not enter, but
stopped ins,inclvely at the door. Anon be
heard the word which was 10 separate them
forever; and she was about TO respond; lie ap.
D cached not, but raising his vo ce, exclaimed,
'ClaraI remember thy oa'h!' She shuddered,
az the words fell upon her ear, and would have
falen, had not she heen supported by her aft,
anced. She recovered her self possession,
however, and gave The fatal response. An un-
earthly laugh accompanied the word, and the
next moment Alfred stood before her. His
features were pale and haggard, and his eyes
oared with with wild and terrifying fire as
he snstched her to his breast; and looking her
fall in the face, exclaimed, "MIue, yea even
in DEArH!' he plunged poinard in her bosom
One shrek, and all was over; the lover and
loved fell upon the floor. The spectators, who
had stood hitherto stupifed with amazement.
now attempted to drag him from the dead body
of Clara, but he waved them back, and fixing
his glazed eyes upon the group said laultering
lyE.Her oath s verified. Behold the bride
and groom of Death!' His head fell upon the
bosom o! Clara; his spirit had fled forever.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07

your hor h'rIe, dnes youl Strange wat
wonders a shmaIl iousAnh dollar buII will work
in mans gooi op'oet@ So you'I dust me
now, now, will youP a
Certainly, certainlystir.
mo, I'Il be dam'JI II you shall --ifso be,
supposin' can fad silver enoughstn nine
pocket TO pay YOU Ashe said this, the old
Dulchman hauled out an old stocking full Of
dollars, paid for the goods, and giving another
hearty haw, haw, haw, at the aslonis' men,
and sudden change Of opinion of the merch.
ant depahed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-29

:. C.. GREGORY < co.
MANAGERS.
OFFICE on Main, 2rf Tor bs'ols Corner MAIN er,
ii'l sfrssfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-29

lfhs once more treats wilhthe Democrats. and
they consent 10 listen 10 him, thet only be be-
cause both arc weaker than they were. when an al
lance was before refused. lie would accept harder
terms; and some OF them would not impose
such severe ones, as were then exaeted. la word,
they feel that Loeoloeoism is growing like Boz's old
giants, "shsky about tho legs" and the subordi
mates are looking out lor separate bargains, each ior
himself.
There are, however, separate bodies Of them, that
will make no compact with him. The Ben,onians,
IN s'me inconeeveable way, ATE grown too homes,
to deal with him; FOR honest !, must in these doys,
lie called. TO Le true to ones principles, however
bad. a union with the Calhounites IN the pcesen,
sansuine state Of their hopes. is equally impossible;
and the kinderhooker, you know, could gain moth
Ins, by coalition, except a command OF the IA
'ronaee; of which, surely lie cannot expect to ma Ike
more, managed in anothers name than he did IN Li,
own.
Besides these irreconeisble difficulties there is the
Wise interest, which takes care tina, nothing shall
be allowed to join Mr. Tyler, that IL stronger OF
ADLER than Sir Wise. You see, then, the emLar.
ras'mens which beset the Captain, and render il
so aiiiietinsy difficult to commit the knavery he j.
longing after. Yours.