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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-04
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Rep.
MARTIN WELKER,
prsSidsnt nf th.. S.na,.,
April II. 1865.

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PA'SeO ''A'S" ~ ''
SECTION l. DC IL enActeu oy me GENERAL
ulion in the Pr bate Court or the Court oi
Coihnon risAs ~ nnI eouhy III .h's o'a'e
". au."o & " ~ az" s"e ,1ai .s'aa1o' tue ae
~ oaS%,n;s,"a,a, :; @ ~ % add,,,, " 'uIh snseu"
named m secl,on one nundr.d AMI ty,n,y.
tour of the act 10 winch his "a sunoI.n,.n
tary. TO make ali mor,xa,ees Of and Iti.r I,su
holders, whether by Iuugmen, or oth.rw ,s,..
ON salu real estate, AND All trustees hnlIlny
the legal title theteto, psrlles Iris".I- = s3
such pstitiop in --ass manner as Is now
pro. .ss- W law iot inaN'ns parties defend
acts thereto,
sEc. e ihe rtooale oouIt anu court oil
Common rieas IN "h'ch sueh pe'!tion may
be hled shall nave luli power To deI1Im'ne
the sqaities oet"eeh INC parties anu The
ploii1iss oi leh OIL 1he se'elal iisn hoiaera
On saia teai estate anu 70 osuet aislIiOu'
'aou vi We money arising rom tue sale ol
such rear estate ascoiu'ns 70 .he respective
equities anu Pi'oii''eS VI Neh aS 'o"hd pI
tue Court.
$685.. This act snail take eject and bt
IN force IRON and amer iIs passase;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

The last Farmyic Journal in noticing the pro-
gress and present foprishing condition Of that
Town gives the following descriptive particulars:
We have now ii dry goods and grocery stores
produce commission auction and commisslon
, drug, , confectionery book and jewelry
stores, employing an actual capital in nerclian-
die of some So5O00o, and selling goods to an
amount double if not treble tibet sum ench year
OF mechanical establishments, we have 2 saddcr-
les, tailor shops, tone merchant tailor) 4 shoe
maker shops, 2 blacksmith shops, 2 coach shops
wagon shop. tin shop | tannerv. gunsnih
shop brass and silver platter. master plastcrer,
3 master carpenters, , master brick masons
cabinet manuiactury. printing office, foundry
and machine shop and some five or six millinery
and dress making establishments-the whole to-
gether doing business Of but little. if any short
OF 100000. OF the number of persons engaged
and the capital eniploycd in the tobacco trade
among us, VIC will not at this time give any tlgn-
res As evidence however of the extent Of that
business we will state that the inspection for the
year ending September 80, 1858. footed up 24l2
hbds-. and the loose tobacco sold in the same time
amounted to three .miHioAs to,tr hundred a"d torty
t,oo thousand pounds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
MARRIED.

On the l4th inst. at Locust Grove, Botetourt co.,
Va. by the Rev. j. p. Corron, Mr.. JAMES BoYD,
of this city. and Miss SALLrE r. daughter of Mr.
Samuel Obenchain, Sr.
Richmond Wing please copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

SPECIAL DISPATCH.

THE FOLLOWING DISPATCH WAS RECEIVED Ky TIN
NEW SOUTHERN AND sorrH-wEsrERN TELEGRAPH
LINE rid CHATTANOOGA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

Messrs. Editors: -i Your correspondent Comet
in Thursdays issue desires light thrown " on
thrice told tale his namesakc of more heaven
ly hue is gracefully retiring into the shades of
primeval space,as he (your correspondent appears
in view.
You have answered nis queries satisfactorily in
regard to the Fair and IA member of the Tour
nanent, l seek to give him light on that subject.
Every member If the association. who was n
member on Tuesday the 10Th inst, is privileged to
ride in the Tournament by complying with the
rules and regulations adopted in general meeting,
which are simply to wear the proper uniform pre-
scribed, and to report himself to the Herald the
day before the occasion. Should unknown
Knight present himself during the contest, not
being a member of the association, he will not be
permitted to ride without the consent OF the
knights present "The chivalry Of Lynchburg
uould moi refuse to answer the clarions call Of the
nnkaorn for fear as il ght be said of encounter
ins in him Occur lie Lion" If he be refused
an entrance into the lists, it will lie because he
had not complied with the rules, which present
the mode in which he shall bc elected member.
In accordance with the custom of modern ehV-
airy and tournaments the Queen will he selected
and crowned in the Ball Rom. Were your cor
respondents suggestion. that the selection be
made in the lists, be carried out, an unknown
Knight might select not qucenly dame but
queen from so mixed an assemblage.
In regard to the other questions propounded hy
Comet about Castor and Pollux, Tell and Hood.
iIawkeyes al ii est oml,@s. no answer can he CIV
Gu by the writer tley have no part or parcel III
!. tournament. CoELEBs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
FALL. AND WINTER TUaDa.
GEO. ID DAVIS.
wHOLksALE& ETAlI. GROCER
IND COMMISSION MERCIIA MT

Opposite hc r3reisa Rank, LfyCUBURG. Ia
AM IA rrc,, Of large q. trocrir-. Staple
II Dry Goods. Hardware, Gus Paints CVdase Noa.waIr,
consisting Ia part OF
10000 Baes Cotton Factory prices To the trade.
su,o It's Of Leaf isrh Baltimore prices the trade
it SIZE cathrr and 100 Si,s upper part
heavy.
II boz French and rhiiadc rhia Calf Skins ard .ne
Ski
IsO Seamless Nsgs. assorted,
2.bo lts at Zlne and W he Lead,
so Gals OF Iinseed oil,
800 irs Of Shoes srwed and rcgged, part heavy
$50 teams OF Paper, Letter. Foolscap and arpins.
3NO lbs Iron Asies and Cast Boxes
Is Tors OF lIon Wrought and Rolled
30 Bu"des Of iron Hoop, strop. Oval half oval, Round
and lume,
barrels a. New York Sy rup for family
Sugar Coffee M"lassns, Salt, Nails, Tanners til,
Bellows Wires. Auvils, Screw platcs Horse shoes
Pulled Cloths tassine,ts. LDseys. Pads AMI Dlant
ttnver Timothy le,ds grass, aud Or, hard Seed
Ilatr Tin, !. & aud j. an Tin S,iirt &c &c
All OF which viii sell cheap for cash sh'ri rrt FIR
negotiable Those who bu, for cash Will hnd IL TO
their n,crs examine stock before nakitR their
chaSrs tan and viii sell cheaper han goods he bought
credit
viii pay tho brs, prices for wool Wool Rolls Res
FioNsed fa> aud Tow Linens PIPER and Iiarn,s Leather
and all ether country produce.
C'il and examine my stock bet"r" You buy l""t 1a's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

NEW YoRS. O.; L. Flour firm at s, l. To 81
81 Wheat very dull Corn. mixed, 60 to l Cts.
Yellow s. to 81 cts Mess Pork SID 10 t. Sl6 50
Coffee steady: auction sales of 1 800 bags ut Ole
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
Markets.

Nrw ORLEANS, Oct. l6.-Cotton sales to-day
amounted to six thousand bales, prices irregular
,ltilI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

FREIGHT TRADE.--The receipts Of freight at the
Depot of the Va. & Tenn. Rail Road Saturday,
were AS fellows: a. loaded cars of produce from
the West consisting IF 6 ,i6S bushels "i Wheat
10, SOB pounds of Tobacco; 1872 barrels OF Flour;
ls3. 900 lbs .f Miscellaneous. ID loaded ears
we're sent W est the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

MACHINE Oils, 81 vsyIe.s kI.As, Ter ali
" - NJ lo0l ATADLER 4 JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

Hack and Omnibus proprietors have agreed I"
charge only twenty-five cents head for persons
going to and returning from the Fair Grounds-or
fifty cents for the round trip.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

STOLEN, FROM MY FARM NEAR r.,
- iIowardsvile, Wednesday OF last week. grey 49,
HORSE three four years old, medium size. S!OEA-A
will be gwen for the app henson Of the thief and
liberal ard for the horse J. O. LEWIS
sco,tsvillc, Aibemaris. Va, Sept Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
DIPT J,awinE and PainiinF
Terms, per session Of Five Wonthsi

Terms, per session Of Five NOnthss
Board in' fuel lights &c vi no .f63 on
Tuition in i gsh branches. ........... ........ 10 90
Tunionin d =" "iIh rcneh AMI In ,'... 10 ~
rn"ni il fl.eintc Department. 70 W
Ins ,ln on lian", 'ptar IS 10
Is" 81 Instrument %
Board and Tu"n--"n. hall Ia advance" balance at the end
In thi- INSTITUTE N, hot only may knowledge Of La In
GrcrS and Ilehr he inquire" bat n'iie furnished for
eafing the French laeh and Spanish iangu grs rw"
Ancient All Two M"!n Languages ointo to enifie t."
Snrh rriaus in ii" stems OF Education as tho pro
and uEdARD hat Is due I" IS and children demands
and only will be Introduced The system blnds ORAL
with the ma n in~rr ton Lecture and Examna
i'm and SO mites the with the Theory develop
and The fullest seorr /" all tho mental
Mr. WILKINSON refer. to c Faculty Of University Va
In 1850 Rev Re- ityiaud PEST Richmond College Mrs
Leo Eos-c d. H.. Ke,s H. II Wy"r, Geo w Carter aud
Mr. iI",rtn refers Rev ", II rla Petersburg. and
Mr. Caurs rIiers H. = i.cfe,rr, Richmond and Rev W
Mr., rAaf fcfr, 10 E"v J"o NJ p. Atkinson u D., Prest
IIanpIcn s. College aud Hon, VIM q aud Mrs Rivcs
Mrs WIiIiAMsoN refers /, Hon { Preston Gov. Jno
D. Flo, and Hm kadiord, ESD President Farmers Bank
II Circulars containing particular. obtained by apple.
"n at Seminary R""is ~ amrdi"n Nitnhy oil an 81 h.
Church. or through III" r. Once aug 2sd2m
<,ITY WILLIS GROUND rLssTER.-E nm
prepared m oiders for city ground Plaster Mt the grin
prices Orders thankfully received and prompt Allied
Richmond sept 18th, 1887.
S,MSLu. mATTER~.-W We have just received
- IA Port M"nsics r l''i :. shawl Pins and Pearl
Snd~ Gentlemen and something new in the way of SILK
WATCH ARDS, al Of which should be pleased To
show and sell aILNERI HORN & Cliff.
scii}lt Is lRpp cpPyl
NYGGKOEs WANTED.-Thc sub. cribcr con-
~ Times mark fer NEGROES of bath sexes, between
the ag,s 10 and 30 years, including Mechanics such
Back smiths and Carpenters and viii tho bghc, market
prices cash HiA Office newly erected brick building
Lynch immediately In Of the Farmers Bank
he is prepared aving erected buildings with that
board gr"es snt 70 Lynchburg for sale mod
crate and keep them secure as II they were placed
In the Jail II the Corporation. -
ect d. c6mosf' SETH WOODROof
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

FINE CArrLE-Messrs. Grouse Il Erwin drove
through our streets on Saturday lot of as splen-
did lo"king cattle as we have ever seen-they are
Intended for exhibition Mt the Fair. Ten ear loads
we're brought down the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad the same day for u like. purpose
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
October 3nd, 1855.
T. 4 l. l. G. O Q y =
1858
GEORGE M. FUCKER,
u

LYNCDKUHS., VA.
II ESPECTFt'LLY invites his and the put o
ii y call and examine his very extensive stock I
FANCY AND SPAPLE DRY GOODS,
and ready exhibition and sale His stock
admirably assorted The goods rich and beautiful
Inc quality from the cheapest n" best good,
that made The prices "Strtmr Ion and persons
ONLY their Judgment de.
thing This IIocsc price
shadow Of turning for oneyy body wanting eo0dsis
placed upon the fpnrGnhrthcr he she has much
Little ali 1t the determination
this House business with body sth
will satisfactory TO the customer bur viii
material benz fetal 10 the interest each buying goods Of
the House No trimmings Kind will be thrown in With
goods sold bit in who trimmings wanted
they will be furnished Of beet quality and charged lowest
price tocia is q. N. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
I y>cnHUMG rEmahH -EM,NAWY-

INCHEGH EENaLs: -EMiNARY-l
IL BOARDING. A\b DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOU'VE La
DIES The srr"ud session ii t, ins npn Nedn's
sept. tJs AM ns term dFri,d In" tw" ssions
u each English
eu Iniic. late modelled after thai
uSrrsy Virginia comlrr rnuise In Music.
cal aud Instrumental
Hon ri Of gn-,rUcIion.
= ID W,ilIAMSbS.
DlPT-I.atiI. Gre. X and brilcs Lctires
LilDDDRu CAMPS,
DEPT.--liehsw, ,t,iian aud Mntic.
WM HOPPER,
DEPT - Ien,b Spanish and Mathematics.
MRS. =. L., PAGE.
EfPT Iuiemcdhfr ny Branoh' aud Prep Latin Crock
MRa NJ. Il WILLIAM SON,
DIT glish Ban hes and Genl Supervision
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

Tmr FISHER G,RL."-As we mentioned yester-
Day, this superb specimen of American genius. Is
now ON exhibition in this city ut ro"ms IN the
Warwick House. We sincerely trust our citizens
will evidence their appreciation OF native NirS'-
nia talent by extending to DIR. Barbee the ene"ur-.
a.ycmrnt SO en,iucntly due him. corresp ondeht
in Fridays Richmond Examiner alludes to the
statue in the following terms:
This work of art has one fault and that OF
most glnring and fatal character, viz 1t beats the
old Greeks and stands as high above them IN nrs
as the American Republic does above the little
democracies of Greeel-and thus Barbee has com
mitted an objectionable siu! Our people Ike 10
buy ready made opinions as well as they love 'he
wares of = slop-sh"p: and as the American m'ha
has not grown bold enough to assert Its sup
erority in art as well as in government Their
fancy critics have no authority to quote. III case
they should dare t, speak the naled truth and
they shrug the shoulder. clear their threats aud
fail to give to home genius the praise they pour
out secondhand upon foreign imbeclitv.
Go and see this nonpariel, and learn to know
that our native talent needs only to be fnSefed
and petted to make us first in arts, as we are IN
liberty and justice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

BIsuor EARLY.-Our venerable and esteemed
towns,nan is at present in Kansas, attending the
Mcthndist Conference now in session there. On
Conference, he made stop at Lexington, in that
State. OF his visit to l.. u correspondent oi the
Nashville Christian Adrocafe says:
Notwithstanding the fatigue of week i'll hol-
ding the Conference ut Ch,lcothc, and that Of two
or three DAYS travel TO this place. thro high wa
tiers and difficult roads, the Bishop seemed i'll good
health and spirits and was ,cady to receive the
hearty greeting Of his numerous friends and rela.
tives from Virginia. residing in this vicinity. who
gathered about him in large numbers, al anxious
to take him by the hand and welcome him anew
to their hearts in this tar-of land.
After pleasant day, spent with old and tried
friends, the Sabbath came. Our city papers Law
ing announced his arrival, our church was early
crowded with anxious friends, to hear once more
this faithful servant Of God deliver his message 10
dying men. The morning sermon was unusally
interesting and instructive. The most unwa,er-
ing attention ri, en- to thclast AT three o'clock
in the afternoon he again preached, to the colored
people, with great effect and power. Here too.
were many who had heard his voice with gladness
in the Old Damnon, and were rcloiccd to worship
with him ..in strange land" The deepest feeling
wac manifested in ali parts OF the house. Mour-
ners were called, wien an aged grey-headcd nan
came trembling to the alter, under agony OF spirit.
At night, again, the church crowded to over
flowing; when the Bishop kindly consented to
preach third time greatly to the qualification of
the people His last sermon. was as strong and
vigorous as the first; after which he seemed to
rest as easy as if he had performed but half II
days labor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18
CITY AND. STATE AFFAIRS.

Br1xx.s PaosrEcrs.-ws are grat6ed 10 learn
that the business prospects of Lynchburg were
never better than at present. The merchants have
ali received their stock Of Fall and Winter goods
which they are di-poslng Of to city and country
buyers at a rapid rate The trade II Doubtless
rnn,Jered moro active on account of the recent
change in the temperature of the weather. which
has had the effec, Of making people think 81 pre-
pairing for oocr weather still. The ladies are ut in
treat numlc.>. anl cur dry gods stores aie rem
Tered brillian, l,v them Our merchants. in adi-
ton to Icing gceraiy handsome and Clever gen
ten,.n display their counters and shelves
Goods Of all kinds, rich and rare, useful aud orna
mental, which they ARE selling very lew tor the
ready" or in lieu of that "S'"l negotiable ON
iimc 10 "gu,d names.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-18
Wistar's Balsam of wild cherry.
The following is from the principal of the
Fredonia n. W Seminary:

The following is from the principal of the
Fredonia N. W Seminary:
FREDoNIA, July IT.
DIR. Seth w. Fowle,-Dear Sir From nv
youth have been subject to lung complaints.
In February last / caught cold, cough set
in | expectorated freely, but the mucous
raised from the lungs indicated disease
deeply seated. Two or three physicians kind
ly sent me their medicines, which have been
very efficient in curing coughs, but they failed
to reach my case. In the latter part of April
| left home, intending to travel a while, and
If possible escape by that means from present
danger. When | reached Buffalo my cough
was considerably aggravated, a friend there
advised me to try the Balsam of Wild Cherry,
but l told him | had swallowed enough med
icine. The next day my friend again urged
me to try DIR. Wistar,' and at p. M was
willing to try anything for coughed con-
stantly. procured bottle, drank Of it.,
continued taking it from that bottle one week,
and when the Balsam was gone my cough and
pains were gone, and have not coughed since
Respectfully yours, T. A. REDDINGToN.
None genuine unless signed I. BuTTs on
the wrapper.
SETH w. FowLE & Co, 13S Washington ST..
Boston; Proprietors. Sold by Chas. Ritz,
Lewistown, and by their agents everywhere.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-18
Mr. Creen-T said so.

Mr. Green-I said SO.
The Vice President called both Senators to
order.
Mr.. Cameron-The Senator has applied to
me harsh language. ] will also use harsh
terms, and say it is an untruth.
Mr.. Green-You're liari
The Vice President called both of the gen
tlemen to order.
Mr.. Cameron asked pardon of the Senate
for having done what the Senate says is not
right, though he still thought he was not
wrong For any thing | have said to that
gentleman, | am responsible.
Mr.. Green denied that he arrogated to hlm-
self to dictate to members. The Senator does
me Injustice. He knows he does me mus
tice. He (Mr. Green) was man enough tor
him or any other The SANDER OF the Sena-
tor will reverberate on his own head.
The Vice President emphatically called the
gentleman to order.
Mr.. Green said he had said enough to the
Senator in this chamber out of the chamber
he would use more appropriate ephlthet-
the ephithet which belongs to the West. lie
would not infringe upon the proprlety OF the
Senate. If there is any anlmoslty to be set
tied it must be done outside. He did not go
to that side of the chamber to dictate, but to
ask whether it would be agreeable to them to
vote. He did not go Individually, but as an
agent of the Committee. lie woutd settle the
matter with the Senator in five minutes
TSnapping his fingers as he spoke
Mr.. Cameron said the Senator's remarks
had no effect on him. He was able to take
care of himself He repeated that all this
discussion had been protraeted by them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-18

"A cote1nporary pert!y inquiries How is It that girls
always tel. married from siugle onel The fact
is ndispuable." II ndispuable, how It that so
many men get ;T-o three wivesf
We dc friends real s,rYlce in calling attention
TO medicine Of such acknowledged merit as Wlsar's Bal
We oh liable to coughs and colds which cease to
be dangerous when had 10 the Wild Cherry
For sale by Charles Ritz. Lewistown.
The Democrat says we have one of our periodical
the subject Of special legislation We eudeavor
TO be a. least consistent that subject respect
differ widely from the Democrat which Is consistent In
nothing save where spoils are concerned.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have now per-
fected their connection with the roads Passen
to and from the west transferred at the Pennsy
gania Railroad Depot continue their journey with
out any detention.
Our neighbor down street who seems 10 be about as
blind bat, that notice Of application for
the incorporation OF the MBin county last week.
the first had John Davis will please cut out
pair Of leather specaces them to the Democrat
editor, as he evidently needsthein.
Hon Maxwell McCasiin, Of Greene county formerly
speaker OF the Senate but within the two years Indian
agent at Prairie du Chen has removed from his post
d ten Seth Clover formerly Canal Commissioner this
le mas been appointed IN his stead. His offence was
"rlthg letter against the Lecompton swipdle
Inc Press thinks the borough authortesn ought to
=. "e VOCATION Of the liquor law on the Sabbath If
e' VI thFt article is cognizant Of any such viola
$50 puia respectfully suggest to him that the Dis
trct Attorney Is the proper person bef,r, ,or 90 la,
such information. We know OF M iacv VIII. -, - ,,
borough authorities prosecutors at large excen, 90
the borough ORDINANCES concerned; and aa 10 sto
laws, 1t is as much the duty Of the writer I'm the p ~
see them enforced as Of these whose shoulders he
sirous OF entailng the ilw which would follow snch
course. When we become ultra In our views Of tenn,
perance who set themselves up odeIs we so
neither ask borough nor any other authorities stand in
OUR shoes.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-18

HONEY, The best of Honey.-l have 1alls
L i BILE receipt for making honey, which ! W.
send to any person upon receipt OF fgts e. tHs :.
We make and use it in our family al nan u
cost, and consider it as good as the oesi aE's'
OF genuine bee made honey, from when h's
not be told. Any person who will MAKE ln.sa q.
sell it can clear from two to three dolai'
day; it only requires four articles to maAs a,r /.
and they can be had at any store for my 1a e'"1
Every family may have this delightful luAa!, -,
for any lady can make it in 10 minutes ~ y, q. /,
time. Three penny postage stamps gov NJ,
money. Address DR.. Creager, Balum0rst, t,s r.
ryland. mHi0
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-03-18
A MODERN LOVE LETTER.

A correspondent sends us the following
original love letter.
the year l848 FEBRUARY the %
My deer and Fection Elizabeth let yeu
know that think smart woman cod be made
OF you | wouldant let g. sques me any
More for he is maryed knock him down if he
don't let yeu go you Charms dirine modes dir
hare Coug My heart in cupids snare JOYS
Cleudless sunshine Ever beams round her
smile whom | love No name i'll mention vet
it stems each of the Initials helps to tell
wish was child Rcposing on your knee for
then | know if Ide But smile you'd give
kiss to me Say pretty maide how long must
/ endure the thought of not being loved by
you Its miss you ar my honey its neither gold
nor money Nor all your institution will part
Jon and me for its you | do love o should i
never see you more O my heart is wounded
sore Your dear maiden to me no more of
this &c Dount let j set up with you
eny more let me squese you one knight il tell
you something Ne longer can my heart con-
Ceal painful pleasing Flame / feel tell me
dear girl before we part if i've phase within
your heart Donnt let John sqese you eny
more or els me and Joseph will ride him on a
rail fer wee want to have you by the shears
mind this if you go to bed tonight lie mind
you for while my lad if you don't let me
come yenl not get this henkecheaf
John D to Elizabeth NJ
John is to be rode on a rail no more at
present time nay paper is bad had some
better.