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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11
GEN. La VEGA.

This officer passed several days in Vera Cruz on
ms return and when he left for the capitol he pub
lshed short address to the people Of that city,
lie shows himself extremely well satisfied with his
own bearing under calamity, and processes very
honorable patriotism and an eager desire to resume
his position III the army. In the course of the ad-
dress he takes occasion to say that lille in the IT.
States he enjoyed every hospitality that nothing
was wanting to him; and that in no instance did
the TACT that he was a Mexican subject him TO in
suit or injury.--.N o. Picaptnc
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

0o- The Charleston Mercury losses Lieut.. Gen
eral Benton OH the horns of dilemma Comment
ing upon his remark that he ranked Scott and Tay-
lor, IN 1913, the Mercury says-''We have never
heard of any of Col. Benton's campaigns, except
political ones. Either, then, he never had any OPP
portunty 10 prove his ability, and by consequence,
has seen no service or, having opportunity he did
not use it, and consequently has not the ability
Either suppostion is fatal to his pretensions."
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

PRETTY GooD.-The Daytonion dayton, o.
calls Old Father Richie ''the great PecksniR of
the Democratic household" Those who have read
'Martin ChuzzIewit" will sec at once the a2pro-
priateness of the name. II any man can defend a
mean or wicked action with more sanctimonions
face Than the Administration hurdy-grlTdy. his
countcnance must DC worth studying.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

The President afforded ''aid and comfort TO the
enemy by giuing them a GeHerd and now his
friends are Increasing that ''comfort" b,i dcnotuc-
ing the General Of Hic american forces As the
President gave SANrA AsNs his freedom. we
should not be surprised TO find him trying to balance
the account by imPrisoning Gen. TAYEoR.-.4iba-
M ,Jo1rR0L.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

The Washington Fountain has brief communi-
cation signed MANY Members of the Senate and
House of Representatives of the u. States,' nom
mating Gen. Zachary Taylor, the Hero of the Rio
Grande, a candidate for the Presidency lin 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

BIS vINCIT QUI Sc vINCIT IN VICTORIA is the in
scription the blade OF the sword TO be presented
to Gen. Taylor by the Legislature of louisiana.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

Why is Mexican chapparel like Mr.. Benton's
"long silken purse ?" Do you give it up
Because the ''yellow boys" shine through the in
terstices.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

The Hagerstown Torch Light declares itself an
advocate Of Gen. Zach. Taylor for the Presidency
in 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

IHoMAs w. NEwToN has been elected to Con
gress from the State of Arkansas. and has passed
up the river on his way to Washington. Hunah
for the first Wing Representative from Arkansas !
Huntsville Journal.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

Loco Foco letter writer speaks of the Hon. r.
NJ T. Hunter as the Calhoun, State Rights, Wing
Senator
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

o. A negro boy belonging TO Mr. William Ham
ilton, Of this county, was committed to Jail last
week, charged with stealing three silver Watches
from the shop Of DR.. G. w. Fuller Rascals of
this stripe, are more numerous in our community
than oor police seem to be aware. A little more
vigilance could do no harm at any rate.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11
THE WOODSTOCK SENTINEL.

The Editor of this journal comments upon nc
cent article in paper in relation TO the approach
ing congressional election in the following terms
owe are glad, indeed. that the Wings of this
District have determined TO run candidate for The
purpose Of testing the Of the people as to the
justice or injustice of the war We say we are
pleased at this determination on the part OF the
Wings, because it will not only give them an OPP
portunity 10 show their true colors, but afford tn
supporters of Mr. Polk ''and his war" an opportu-
nifty TO vindicate him, and the nation from the at
lacks Of those who take the Mexican side of the
question"
We presume that the Editor means by s'those
who take the Mexican side of the question:" the
Wing party. In one sense of the expression we
plead guilty to the charge that the Wings do take
the Mexican side of the question, and to bo very
sure oft, they go TO .NIerico TO gel hold gift! Old
Augusta has sent company of her sons to Mexico
for that very purpose. We apprehend there is bu,
little danger of similar charge ofcxmiriaton being
brought against the Editor OF the Sentinel 1t is
much easier TO sit by comfortable fire and ,critt
patriotism, than 10 show it upon the battle field in
Mexico
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

We are glad to sec the Wings both in the Rock
ngham and Botetourt Congressional District intend
to bring candidates into the field Though there
is not much probability of carrying either of them,
yet it is not impossible. At all events canvass
will elicit discussion of the great questions at is
sue. and seed will be sown which may hereafter
yield good fruit. Alexander RI. H. Stuart in one,
and WIN. Ballard Preston or Allen r. Capcrton in
the other, could not fail to make an impression up.
on the public mind, the effects Of which. if not i'm
mediate, will be hereafter visible.-Uhg.
We understand that jeremiah Walker Of Green
County was killed one day this week. He was
supposed to have been on his horse. on his way
home from some place in the neghborhood. when
he was shot by some one. Nine or ten Back Shot
are SAID to have been found to penetrate his body.
We have not learned whether suspicion has fallen
upon any particular individual as yet.-JLarrison-
burg Republican.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

ana puoic iaitn IiNCu, the nation is dlScrcdited
mong her domestic creditors, and that her paper is
quoted lower than that of many private individuals
we know that his want Of capacity has destroyed
his majority IN Congress- and left him the object of
daily rcbnke and pity. These are the common re-
suits OF weakness and incapacity in ruler But
never before have we heard it intimated, by the
worst enemies Of Mr. Polk, the worst Of those that
were never his ricnds that in addition to the evils
inflicted at home, his malignant powers had
brought famine upon Ireland and blighted the har-
vest of Great Britain We never before heard it
animated, that his pesiiterOus breath had been
blown over the plains Of Croatia and the borders
OF the Black Sea, and the regions round about, and
mad burned up the produce of those sections that
had been deemed ''the eXhausless granarieS of the
world" Why, Pharaoh's misconduct afflicted on
y Egypt, and the people Of Israel alone were pun
ished for the misdoeds of David but our neignbor
intinates that the starving of Ireland and the half
famlshed operators of England, owe their misery to
the evil influences of the Executive Of this coun-
try If our neghbor really thinks that Mr.. Polk is
such 'Bollon Cpas" as that, we respectfully sug-
gest whether ii is best to proclaim it SO openly {;
whether it would not do better to initiate the ''cun-
ming" oil the President himself and let the people
abroad 1mpute to other causes their suicrings And
let the farmers OF this country, who are happily
getting good price for their produce. rest in the
belief that ordinary events have turned the market
IN their ayor rather than to suppose that the Exec
utlve OF their own country has produced misery a.
broad, that they might profit by demands thus
strangely created.
or course, our neighbor does not rest under the
error OF spposng that the repeal of the corn laws of
Great Britain was consequent upon the destruction
of the American Tariff, as the former preceded the
1atto
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-02-11

"A NEAT CUr.-lt is not often that we meet
with keener retort than that which is given in
the following article of the Philadelphia United
States Gazette in reply to its neighbor the Pennsyl-
vanlan on the assumption that the present high pr
ces of our agricultural products owing to the
lection of James X Polk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
New Iron Foundry, Machine
shop, &c.
on THE CANAL.

on THE CANAL.
IRNlE ST BSCRlBER. late of the firm of Diucud &
Mc\amee. Informs the public that he has 6 absL-
ed himSelfn Narwck's buildings on the Canal wh,le
he Is prepared to manufacture all articles in his line Of
business sueha TOBACCO PRESSES. from patterns
Of taste and great strength; Fatners Fatner Frames
Bands Levers, &c. Large Cast Mill Machinery.
lhraShIng Machines Water Pipes and Cast Iron Cob
nmns, Brass Boxes. polished; Wagon Boxes. Sc. Sc,
Having his finishing shop in complete order-and hay
ing superior tco'hmen In each department. he laers
himself that he can give satisfaction in EXECUTION,
PROMPIIflDE, AND PRICES.
lie invites call from the public. and particularly
from the customers of the late firm of Diuguid s Nc
Nance.
% / an prepared to manufacture CAST IRON
.iLiN,'EkS f'r Wheat Thrashing Machines on an
improved plan, which, for chelpness str moth and pei
iormance, surpass any in use.
JAMES McNAMEE.
Sept, 10 vs.
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Dec u WIN

virginia.
4 Rules held in the Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior
n Court of Law and Chan,er, for the county OF Nelson
on Monday, the It'll day OF December, 1916
William Faber and Nicholas l.. Martini IKE 'utors Of John
VI Martin deceased, Plaintiffs.
against
George w. Martin and John w. Dickinson his Trustee,
Hudson Martin, Hudson NJ Dickinson, John lpnggns and
Frances his wife, Mary Jane Sutherland Thpmas j. Roles
and Mildred H. his wife, John H. Carr Mary Ann Martin,
Wife Hudson Martin. Radioyd and Nirginia his wife,
Trigg and Mary his wife the three infant children Of
Elxra Iiawk ns, formerly Elvira Martin, CrenShaw and
Edmona his vile, Hudson Martin, Jr and David " Martin
winch said Virginia, Mary, ENira, hmonia, Hudson and
David W. daughters and sons of Hudson Martin,
Defendants.
Is CHA<CFFY.
The Defendants hudson Martin John onggns and Frances
his wife, Mary Jane Sutherland, Thomls j. Rodes and Nil
drcd his wife, John H. Carr, Mary Ann Martin, Radord
and Virginia his wifi, 1rigg and Mary his wife, the
three infant children Of ElNira Hawkins, Crensh,w
and E1monia his wife, Hudson Nattin Jr, and David W
Martini not having entered their appearance and given security
according the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
habi'ants of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the
and the bill 81 the Plaintiffs; and that copy
this order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper Published
in the Town of ynchhg. for two months surccsNey, and
posted the front door of the Court House of this
SOME Court day.
copy-Tcste
Dec. 2f-w2m =. II. LOVING Clerk pro TEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

To Park Street and Mary Jane his ,rifc Shores Prize
late Sheriff Of Franklin county. and such .1d,nn-
isirdtor = Josiah b. Smith, deed John r. smith
u l'dm "A. smith, James "a Smith Joseph Rires I'D
ministrdtm IF Charles j. Snith, decd. and Pleasant
Stuart and Sally VI his ,cife.
NOt are hereby notified, that shall, the 9th iay of
l January Si7, at tho house of Andrew Brooks in the
county OF Franklin and State OF Virginia take the dopoons
oi Andrew :. Brooks Mary Brooks and others and that
SHALL the 2nd dav OF February St7 the Tavern house
Of James Taylor in the town oi Rocky Mount in said county
aud State take the dispositions OF George Towncs
Gapcr and Others all o which depnsion when taken arc tn
be read as evidence trial of the hancery ,ov de-
endng and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chance the SAID and Stat, Of
Virginia wherein you plaintiffs, and Sparri Hale John
Burwe and self defendants II from any cause the
taking the said dcnsons shall be completed on the DAYS
appointed therefor the will be continued from ay to dav
until completed.
Iec. II Nv SAMUEL, HALE
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lUoLCoMBf'S INTRODUCTION TO EQUITY
III u RISpKI DENlE.-DEkBN. RADl El


y CO. lo Nam , Cincinnati have published an Intro
daeion Ia Equity Jurisprudence. the lasis Il Sior,
Commentaries with NOTES and references 10 f.ngl.sh
and American adapted to the nse of Students
II, James 7. Hole 'mb- | neat syo Wi. Price 81
This W k conians in condensed furm the most i'm
poriani part Il snr, Commentaries. with ast@c at
he tegnning nf each chapter ol the subjects mpre
sssiod under IT,
II has been ught In increase lis value. rs a First
ok for students. BY the addition ri numerous notes oi
elementary nature, containing references Ia the lea
ding American authorities and such important DECISIONS
England have been made the last edition ii
the Commentaries.
w ~uhIon the following extinct Of letter frpn the
Hon James Kent
Il have perased with pleasure Mr. IIdcomhcs Intrn
lucon 10 Equity Jurisprudence. II Is clear and able
Manual Outline Of the Elcmentry Principles o E1u'
w. a administered IN the Eng s and American Courts
think may h. cmn"n useful in Facilitating and
nending the study and knowledge Of the Equity admin
'rauop OF justice.
ID b Payne Of I.ynchburg. anfnrnish the above brk
and any nth,r Law Book publ shes pcrs for Cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
FOR SALE OR RENT,
THE BENT CREEK FLOUR WILL.

(WHICH is in the limits II the new county If Apo
w nafnx bordering upon the line Of Buckingham.
and within mile less Of the james RIVER Canal. and
IL miles by this r9ute To the city Of Richmond.
This Mill has fixtures very supplementary com
pIeleis ilIng stream, and the brand of the
Mil has high standing in Richmond and other
kcis
The country adjacent to the Mil is iin-t rate wheat
growing pan a Virginia.
Those who may b. DESTROYS Of cmharklng in the man
nficinrr ii Flour will find this Mil advantageous in all
respects And those who may have a disposition Ia IN
pngc in a wopcn cotton. other kind Of manulirtUry
would find this property very suitable 10 such under
taking. The MIL House is large. and the Dam IS c1n
structcd musi sdly and durably. The house Itself
mld be- converted into cotton 81 wpplen manuiac,uy
OF such manufact1ry could he added the Hour mill
most conveniently and adyantageously.
Mr. Andrew " hte. who'll at the Mill. VIII show
tie property any DESTROYS Of prchasng.o renting
the
For terms, apply 10
RICHARD POLLARD.
Ala Vista, Albemarlc county, near Warren.
August 20 Is
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The --latest Arrival Of New
GOODS.

HAVE Just receive lot of Fancy GOODS.
4 To which respectfully invite the attention Of the
trade. Among them may be found the following rich
Gopds
Rich Satin striped Nueedella Silks. of the latest
designs, with beautiful trimmings 10 match each
dress,
Black and Fancy SILK Frnaes,
Black silk iaces. assd widh,,
Gala Plaids for children,
Splendid 'lresse Il b,s for parties,
Cherry colorod Florence,
Bonnet and Cap ribbons. very rich styles
In addition to the above G pods | have received tS }
pieces Superior Black French cloths from celebrated
Manufacturers.
Ono piece Extra Black Satin Nesting, together witt
fine Lot OF New Style Prints and other staple Goads.
d. i. {. PETERS.
Nov Is is if
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EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS

we regret To an, from the ST. LOUIS publican tina,
'7 d"Ae OF me LIchIt1s u eect L. ). S.ratJrs In
IVA, has Induced th-m TO bribery and corrup
iiVn, - eff ct their object On the l0ih inst, Mr. King
Wing member. stated 10 the II use in his place that
from second day Of the sson, Mr.. Marshall a LAWYER
from Lee county had been endeavorng 10 induce him IL
Vote fJr Gov GOV ID Ddge as L. : Senator-lhat hi.
fist off was 500 in cash and SUIT cloths. which wa.
increased he held Off 10 the promise "a id fat
Office, and much money as he WISHED lie stated ais
that Mlshall tl1 him there was SIX thousand dollar,
there 10 secure Dodges eleciian-and that on TUESDAY
preceding Marshall had given him fifteen dollars ito bind
the barga. (which he (kina), by the advice ofhs
friends to9k When King took hrs seat. Messers Cftor
and Couee, two . independent " Democrats rose and
stated that tiay, too, could "a tale unfold" wheneve
inlerrogaed.
The House al raised committee to investigate
the facts and Marshall committed 10 the custody q.
the Sergeant at Arms.
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MERCIuANTTAILORS.
W.W. & j. O.3kEY

" vi 4 J. U.fkET
~ ot LID respectfully inform the citizens of vncb
burg and the public that they haze associated
themselves together and taken the large brick buildng
.hed aitly opposite John Holins where they in,ord
to carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS n al w.
branches They have on hand and W II
Keep, beautiful assortment of CLOTHS ClSSi
hthf>, \ESTl\GS, and in fact every thine s,,lIa
81 "en,lemen wear, which they will make IN n n.y.
us' IN ,he most fashionable Styles handsome fits and
warranted workmanship. '''' 'n''
We very respectfully invite the Gen,eu., of ,...,
burg and the surrounding country to give ms cal
v 10 WM. & JOHN OAkFY.
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pursuance OF decree of the county court of Bedford
Pronounced at the November term, $40 in the case
If Preston Sal. Cobhs' almrS g. Will pro,eed to
H. 10 the highest bidder, public auction. in r n, Of
Bedford court house, the 18th day Of January. 1917
hat being court day upon credit Of II months. the
Slaves in the bill of proceedings mentioned To vii
Lee. boy. aged about 10 years; Emly and her chill
dren. Whitfield and Sandy
Terms.-Bonds with satisfactory security viii be TO-
gu red of the purchasers.
Dee 3l-wt2J f. II PRESTON ,ro,,,
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MOTTO T.,

TIVE suls~rber having purchased the interest Oh r.
j o. MGanahan IN thu late firm oi M',lanahah
& CO. has f,rmed partnership with Mr. I. hoh'P
sIn oi tins place for the purpose oi connu ng The
GROCERY IND COMMISSION LSLNESS.
undfr the stylc anil firm of Mel l1nahan y Thompson,
and would sp cully solicit continuance Of the patron
az. literally extended To the late concern. An eN-
p.renre Of wears csc attention u business, with the
entre prsna attention Of both partners. will. think.
enable Us give satisfaction 10 all who may iaVor Us
with thelr patronage. "
JNO. G. McCLANAIIAS.
Nov II Is
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L Circuit Superior Court of Law and thancerv, con
~ ,nucd and held for the Town oi LYME burg, at the
court House in said Tow Saturday the 2ls day
vember, 1916, sitting court of Chanccry
James Mahon and Mary lis wife, who was formerly Mary
lyme and John Byrne Plaintiffs.
dga,RS
John kinnicr, administrator Of Charles Byrnc decd and
Hamilton Boyd, Defendants.
On the motion Of the Plaintiffs in this suit, who the
heirs al law of Charles Byrne, deed, and appearing that
than two have elapsed since the administration
said deredcu estate granted by the Hastings
ynrhbug the Court doth order that all persons who shall
have claims the estate of said Charles Byrne do
exhibit them before this before the first day of the
next term and that copy OF This order be posted the Court
House door for two several Court DAYS and published
eight weeks in the ynchhurg Nginanhc Court intending
IN default OF any such claims appearing the said
To distribute the same pursuant I" the provisions OF the act of
assembly passed the thirteenth of March. 1870 entitled
act concerning sales under derrces of Courts and the fees
Clerks and dispensing with rcfndng bonds executors and
administrators in certain cases"
\ True Copy-reste.
Dec. 3l-wSw u. ROBES, elk.
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\ { ARD.

\ Md.
IHNlf Subscriber, having removed from Gainesville
! has us opened that large aud comnodlous lI.le
IN the Town Of farmvillc. Prince Edward County, VII
gnla. called TIE CENTRAL, and is prepared To
accommodate Bnaders or Travellers in the most comfort
able stVr.
The Buildings, Furniture, Beds and Bedding are all
new aud well arranged
l'y STREET pcrs nal attention, he hopes 10 give entire
satisfaction Ia all who may favor him with call
GOOD STABLES attached To the Hotel
Dee. 21-lm JOS l.. CARRI\GTON
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Coly-To.rr,
SAMUEL &. STAPLES CL
oy - v.l,


VIRGINIA, SC.:-A rules held in the Clerks O0rc , I
the Comfy Court OF Campbell, Monday, the 9TH d4y
oi December, lSl6
Samuel Pannil and John Pannl Merchants and Partner,
IN trade, under the style and firm Samuel and John pannl
Plaintiffs,
against
Richard Moore and Robert Moore in their individual
rights, and Daniel Moore and Thomas Moore executor, OF
the last will and testament of Thomas Moore deceased
Defendants.
The Defendants, Richard Moore and Robert M,Ire not
having entered their appearance and security acc riding
to the Act o Assembly, and the Rules this Cor and il an
pearS by satisfactory evidence, that they nhaban,.
OF tins tommonw ealth 1t is ordered that the said Richard
and Robert Moore, doappear here the od Monday IN
February next and the bill OF the Plaintiffs ard iha,
copy ct this order be forthwith inserted in the ynrbuy
gan ior t" month SUCCESSFULLY and posted at tn, front
door OF the Courhouse OF tins County Court day
Copy-Testc,
Dec. l0-w2n GEO WA HARVEY r
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fien he Roekingiam Reelstcr.
CHRISTMAS MORNING. IsAe.

TIE village siumbcrs AMI the snowy mists
Lie t,lcd IN tic raIt, and the buufh.
Pierce tsrt s1d Will od In, 81 Il &c fctcy pillows,
Ther is tfesthirg CT II Wits, dim field,
A soienn murmrrirr tie i, trc,ze
-Jhfifs thto,fh delon oescu,il,. lit host
RECORDING irom tic pun rellncidair,
nruIs noist e.. ard tie inhuitHd- n stars
SWIM trcnu,ous an then d,-p iinm'n.its.
beneath Il awnirg 81 il.fo ,coslin.,,
Let ne prolong n, vigil, for SEE,
Iplined isr slurg Il mo,rtains brew.
The cyolids the morning. JOYOUS day
VII sooa be round me- and nc Lord Of Lie,
aoncc more NTH merry all armsriscd,
willbess nv bosom with its mtmores.
thldhood and ,o'ah, a d that heart 4no,ir vuce
Inheard 90 lailg bot UNI, men,hcred never,
Which used TO sre ne j, F,nds Of old , hristna,
Masl ha.ioved morning In my linding soul
Ieefsb'e emotions ri> with ihec.
know no, Why, bat thou hast ever been
To pe the dearest daughter Il the dawn.
srr.ng hsth hef mornings, lo,el, in the charm
OF renot stcd being. dcws and flowers,
And spsrkiIi streams. ard woodland nifstrcls',
The summer morning. her ,uuptuous painting,
Tier meadows fragrant and ,iccinc clouds
And lo,c, Is The dawumE DAY an Autumn,
1t solemn prophecies aud moral warnings,
IL fading grandeur and is humid ,kir,
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