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

NOW gins lay bg yonFtlnstTumentS Il
And talkfnsteadd6f play l~ela eaiso Def.
The Lads right quickswilL ask you
To name thefhaPpy dayo1a 7 fo.d \, s,o
81 ismgkad di aotsiFJ Dr.
When they may take you TO church
And be msda qtaas I21 and wife, asdw
And for the happiness Of az lhopElQ
Be miserable for llle-d sas Ies6 sJgH.
:ssaJl5l 9dl -TTds haisnnup gsdi buzz
MiscellaneOIls.got H.
The following appears To- have, had issoO1i-
gin in the perusaI Of :. The Lilly Of YazOO;"
which appeared a short. time since In the
'Whig,2 oversize signature Of CT W -
To. LRCE.Il .rasa1 5dI
Go gentle sgh-gO ease my pain no aoos z"
And on that bosom rest thy strain, fsrl sdT
20 swift, but gent as the ,dOyesifati q sBW
10 tell, though forsakel,t still loYsia ea4 odH
Flow gently, with the breeze alongIlol ,,,dF
That watts the sweets oF fowers 01,.,f, ma
/ And whisper in her ear sinceTet ba0eslle an no
| The pangs bear, but stir revere,
! The angelic form, thoughsacFedi now, IS ail
To him whose BREAST doth own thy 1oRs ~
Yes, plighted'is that faith; oncs SO pFz6d,h 4
And happy at times, Whenbut sdEni6edpah
I Of words pToclaiIiedS by her bo46E3i - IoI
! When to heTipreaebee I'D Tepair,p Ial@} -daf ~
/ Revealing in thoughts of fancied hue,se. ar
III
But ali; the fond heart had ehefshed in yain,fgy
The deluded hope which now IS too plain,T
/ That to her, in truth did kneel,, - .t,f,,IT
10 tell my Love, and thus reveal, 4 a.e{, esg,qs
The feelings Of my heart, to one,
II Whom wouldthink, 4Wa6l like to none,@
4 And thus give way, to passions siEuyiio r'oH
Till now the victim, day by day saia8la ODD Fl
Ot tancied sports, meier can know
But dwell in gloom, Where'erI co. Hea II
Though lam doamsds the'PaDgTt ibear,t,f1a' t3
A tad rovs al
Still, still: rll welcome pain H'' - 81, ~
TO screen the breast, from whence ii came, 4,
j And foster il Gp0n, my VItals, dear, .,t
/ To prove that truth, may thus appear, s,e,{.I
i And when life calls, me, bid adieu, .,fo'lsk
4 To fhis vaiaa-s0sIs = sfill ali M OF yoa,
4 My prayers TO him, forgiveness seek, - iiw
III have wronged; thai You mayreeksl if
4 Upon the object sfYour scornS 8fl - arouA
THE wanted wrath, that may atoney ssl sf
Which is but truth, if yet, a1sin,. M taoal'
And as pure, as the realms aboyesI ba5 39dy CD u
y That points to fancy, how 70 move,
That lllumines her path, both far, and near,
= To disPell the gloom, nd4naks more clear, g
The visOnaryObjects, We would reach,
To sOothe ambition, and beseeeh, -
Her VotaIies, calmly, prudently, look to fate, -
: TO move With care, and not FOTsake, = $3.50
The youthful guide, to eld,ags, dear; sla9
The friend of hope, when chilled so dTeaF,
II cherished with fond natures food. s3..gz n,
How tranquil the mind, in all its mood,
eEWhen adverse feelings, lain would approach,
Gould be dispelled, with scorn and reprOach, is
But Care the fond gem, lay dormant | own,
Till Hope, itscompaniOn, was banished and blown,
y Too far from the breast, where care had place,
Which cherished too late, f0rought to efface, :
g l'Yes, the sad victim, now wreckIess, and cold,
To the once fond passion he fed on so bold,
And Indifferent TO all, the sweets that surround,
The form of despair, that welcomes their bound,
Though the vOtaries Of pleasure, blithesomely
meet,
To enjoy their fond mirth, and her Juveniles greet
r. A welcome reception, to those who are, Ray,F.
While he the once social, now pought Tor 70 say
q But gaze in despair, on joys departed,
a. And turn to himself, who's now broken-hearted
But welcome the to4ures, that heaven may send,
I'll receive and endure, and still bh Gfrlend, 80
To the cherishing form, that's thWarted my all,
Though Pm ufidone, may Lucy not fall,
BUtliEein cpntentment, and happiness free, n44 s
q From multitude AZ Pa1gs, that centre on me,axi
y Continue to prosper, ip all you pursue
y So farewell Lucy, and perhaps long ddied .
80 or oaissaTaoJ aGu T. ,ileaa q S. r. NJ
ID Ia :, r.ftoie.n sAcE,es1iiao laaiins 5lf
Of Now cheer up ny ,goqd friend g J.y. .plodaas
= Yourtass ID noughtto compare as this you may sc,
From the fore going lines what's happ ened Ia time
Of TO the once fond friend Of woman 20 kind, s4ss
- II is but trial, If loose her you do,.5ll = Il -
- sAndpeshabs Mise BY; doth nov think Of Won
.. Fec women rtifckls, in fancy you know, g11 1a
so you dom, aoi a don't let hsEgOs uiisR, 4b
b *.This may BE- highly aeOmplimentarys ",
/ have nc, doubt indeed that 4. is so; ebutcw
rather opine Miss Lucy would prefer beinI
y thought of5as like to,otheF Misses in man,
a respeetsr altBeassaoo ioa hIBoo III srlii
s lt were useless to comment on any othe
y Of these couplets,a for take them 'aIl in all
i they are the richest We have aver seenahud
u died teogeiherl If Lucy canrealize theidea
ae II M wishes to convey in the above lines
+ and will favor sls with an explanaGiono ],
Iea what he would be Ct, we shslhconsider on
selves duty bound tose1arsaflera4 awsn
IA = Hen9pF the shadow Ofhsr ahOs.tibsss iteia
81 HR. H.fhasfqg Miss Lucy with nan
s such Peices efp0siry as shis.we srenotats