UT OuD MEN I JUN I . TUNE-Roy's Wife.
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..4 AUNE-hoy WHe. Johnson's wife of old Kentucky,

 Johnson's wife of old Kentucky, There never was in all the land,

 A blacker dame than Johnson's Sukey. The sun doth glisten on her face, ... Like starbeams on the midnight water, While snowy smiles and sooty grace Proclaim her Afric's own true daughter. Johnson's wife of old Kentucky, Johnson's wife of old Kentucky; There never was in all the land,

 A blacker dame than Johnson's Sukey. The wave that heaves by Congo's shore, Heaves not so high or 1arkly wide As Sukey in her midnight snore,. Close by Tecumseh Johnson's side. Johnson's wife of old Kentucky, Johnson's wife of old Kentucky; There never walk d on Congo's strand, A fairer dame than Johnson's Sukey. An! soon you'll see in courtly hal, The aspiring young and gallant hoary Fall prostrate fore this western orb, Dispensing forth EcL1PsING glory.

 !IGhnsons wife of old Kentucky,

 Johnson's wife of old Kentucky;

 There never was in all the land,

 So black dame and yet so lucky. And none amid the courtly throng Will lower bow to dusky Sukey, Than him the little chief of all, Our magic Knight-bod Kinderhooky. Johnson s wife of old Kentucky,

 Johnson's wife of old Kentucky;

 She'll bask tore 'er in fortune's smiles, The magic smiles of Kinderhooky. Angola's nymphs assemble now, Beneath t;.e shade of green bamboo, And shuffle off the juba step To 'iawbone crack and banja too.

 Tohnson's wife of old Kentucky,

 Johnson's wife of old Kentucky; Oh never ir Angola's groves,

 Danced fairer nymphs than Jo'nson's Sukey The lions roar on Gambia's sand, And monkeys dance round Iimbuctoo; Joy-joy resounds through Negro land, To hail the rise of duskY Sue. Johnson's wife of old Kentucky,

 Johnson's wife of old Kentucky;

 Joy, joy resounds through Negro land To hail the rise of Johnson's Sukey. Ethiopia now the strain prolongs And halls her lovely child so lucky; The lunar mountains wake in songs, And echo back the name of Sukey.

 Johnson's wife of old Kentucky, .Tohnson's wife of old Kentucky

 All Afrc joins the general joy,

 And sends her love to old Kentucky. Come, kneel ye slaves on freedoms land, And own the sway of Kinderhooky; And when he waves his magic wand, Be sure ye bow to dusky Sukey.

 Johnson's wife of old Kentucky, Iohnson's wife of old Kentucky;

 a!!,e every voice ;il:oughout the land, And sing the praise of Johnson's Sukey.