The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

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Who does n6tnfeaf tlfeafrOWns offatel, aFta
And dread It's edicts to obey ~ q,5As9
+ When creed from friends 10 sepafat s 30
And seek AtFRnes lands 80 far lftTTsos
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The sylvan songstsr sp) bhthe aud gay ai1
I That gaily deapst fraTn traRsto troesbrtn iafI
I IWhenffom It's mate isitoEn away, u--b hH1
Bursts forth I'M piaintivs melody zgsd-o1si
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Cold is the heart that does not sIow Roq 2 /
With sotto~s wsfT6sst rays: 2, s5'I :. e1sn % =
When forced to say aTeWe l--apd &c, n
From friendSbsloyed in youthful daysnf ID
Then many thoughts 50 drear and sad
Rush quickly DER the lo0hiy soul; -.
Then is the heart with sorrow clad, n
And cloudsSSf anguish O HI i 3fSli55,r no 4
How ,ofshas parting wiped away s1a5@s Is.
The fondesl hopes Of ardent loves HiH sd u
And made the faiIest flowers deCayuRts odV
Till borne tosshining realms a6Oveb--..7d -
.idGH tsppa GA VI" .sta htas 9d u g 9nJ
How many seek an early grave, beme6 on
With sad and broke heart; = M ~ =.
Unable tina storms OF life 70 brave, - -.
Because, from loved ones forced to part!
.b3saao sod even 1ai4oude cid 10 Eash'afl'
*'JIOre' and ssOOe' VERY harnOnioug like
the inglihg IF eoRtetEs sas E,s5d u =. ,sa.
Hoio,fafai 'lq d eysd fsg $40 Sam 40
I'VE we're always under the impression
till now ,thalths 'sylvan soagster' reached, va
rious trees bYsRlghI. NJ Alasl the nutaBility
Of human idsasl- l.@--s6.5s .ea aa II Il
Is sofia .9al --i $50 fsdi q i'fnfng =
The sentiment Of the piece that follows
would have pleased as much better. il. theau-
thor had not forget 10 pay he postage OMIT
But we take Il for granted, bis mind vas too
much absorbed in the memory Of Miss E. p
T. of, 12actaH3de, to rdrSaeE his ideas for q
matter so ptcayuntsh. In the fiIst stanza,
are waJqed' and simPaFssds MAKES exceeding
son thyme, again bringing to the ear the
meiliiuouB concord of sweet sounds that
Tie frequently heard when % Dos ..as cir +
The lowing herd winds slowly Oier, the lsas
1.-THE sweet music' ola cFazed COw-BelE ? = q
Il EoR THK. YAzOo WIG.
r. wilt thou cease to remember?
T. Addressed to Miss E. /, r., Of .4rE.s ,5-.
In thy far-away home, in the beautiful west,
/ Where sweet odors BY the 'zephyrs are waited,
Wilt thou cease to remember OF disPesl from u.
The pleasures that our travels impaired! ma.
AS fsdetf at evening some beautiful rose, 12l'
Wilt'ihy memory in mid-dgy's bright CLEAN,
Thus gently and sweedy sink to repose,
And leave it's record TO- remain as dream!
IT.. sscas $50 ii s415 l4Itts, sad - 3olaas4
Wilt thou cease to remember, the smooth glass
| lake. -tHh ~ tltp i8u iol ~ ? -
Il ,..s- e.
Ask eur gallant bark danced o'er the waveA -
The silvery foam which il left in it's wake,
And the beautiful shore which itlaves!
Mackinaw, too, 30 lovely; 90, Bright, assoc ee'ea
Where 'Death the moons soft stealing ray,
In the silence and quiet of translucent night,
We fingered the sweet moments away. a2'
In the far-of south, in fancy's dreamfew stii q.
Under the branching magpOlia's shade,. sefla
Thy sott, gentle notes az pmnrmpTing stEeamsl
Wall sweep lhrOugh the f0weEy lgladed'nar b.
Benton, Miss. tf9P
Ifyou think the annexedlin'
q worthy of its you may give them an insertion an
! favor me with the paper that contains them, a
dressed 70 lss8asta Il bagnell1 - NV D.
: First pay the postage Of the letter. an
e then comply with lbs very modest requests
fayoFing Ibis gentleman with our papers
!. ohg Certainly. We care not how much 2
s poetry b. nay. iinpgipsT the above lines
possess, but when he nextlmOunts his
, gasus, we care not how high he scars,
that it be not ii our ear erpe Is 80
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= Now comes the last piece which We 10,
= upon as being wholly ssnia.eHiqIs, As 4
II writer. ofrit, seems anxious about i, we pa
n lish u. ;sess seeina8gsaR it 1870 Il
sci Mr. Editor as I understand YOU intend
q grand poe teal sheet 4 tbought
IS would assist. yop. in filing il IL this is,wor
\. of .RlaeeIi4It you win publish il if n
4 burn i though il ii very ahQmslg langual
g 'llls n !. Your obedisat d h.
--vffi ~ j.. SktAtl9 81. % s93tsH
IBile When glEls are wishing for WedlOck
s They generally raise the cry n
sol I'm Ger young to marry yet
4sfda It'll some on t doth 3nf,I