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Schr Minerva. Griffin, Bangor,


Sloop Union, Souihwick, days from Norfolk, via
New York. with corn the master
SloJp Com Perry. Eyaus, from New York, with
whiskey. Sc to Slater, Wardwel and Co. Henry
Tibbuts and others.
Sloop Mary Ann, Crosby, Chatham.
Sloop Support, Kendall, Tappahannock.
SlVop Aurora, Brightman. Wes,port.
MONDAY. May 26.
Brig Mary Ann, Martin. IL days from Mobile,
with cotton to Cooke & Brown. Left 9th INST ship
Robert Wilson, Of and f,r New York, 3 days; brIgs
Regulator, Hubs. Of Portland, for New York, in 6
days; Echo. Blanchard, unc; Paul Jones. Rogers,
OF do do; John f. Edward, Stevens, Of do do; An
dromache, Parsons, Of New York, for Havana;-
Rook, Thomas, Of and for New York, 6 ds; Bolivar
C,rk Of and for do do; Mexico, Baker, OF and for
Baltimore, DIS; Ariel, Hail. Of Portland, Just arr fin
New York; Orcstes, Mason of and from do do, Tom
Tiyson. from 10 do Two Marys. Folger, from do
do; Hazard, Tro,t, just I'm Boston; Bets4y, Lin
coin, do do; CIV King. Lamont, just from Ha-
vana; schrs turlew, Chace. ot this port, tightening
in the Bay; Lash, Homer. just arr from Havana -
Sailed IN company with ships Mentor, Casdorp, of
Phila !elphia, for Savannah in ballast; Mary and
Harriet, Barstow, Liverpool; brig Adnntance, for
Bordeaux-saw the Mentor in lat 27 "a, long SIS 2S
Spoke, 5,h inst lat % 80. long so ~, w ship Mo-
gul, Of Bosio,, "a DAYS from Liverpool, for New Or
leans. 25h, lat 40 2e. long ~ 20. brig Mary Cole,
Singer, 10 days from Mobile, for Boston, and parcd
co. on Sunday, of Block Island. Captain Martin,
states that frcights wero very dull at Mobile Pas
senger, Mr. VIM f Clifford.
ScIir sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
Schr Lady Of the Lake, Dyer, from fishing.
Schr New Packet, from Bangor.
Schr Phenix, Lane, from fishing.
Schr Macdonnugh, Robinson, from fishing.
Schr Mary, Stevens, from fishing
Sloop Volant, Cooke. from Albany, with grain, SC
TO f S Day & Son
Slocp Samuel Slater, Chapman, 7days from Bal
timore, with corn, and whskey, to Seth Adams,
- aHo pA nua " ('a
Slopp Argonaut, Borden, Troy.
Sloop Leopard, Allen. East Greenwich,
Slonp Mary, Wesicott w ckford.
Sloop George & Mary, Walden, Newport.
Slo"p Morning Star. Greene, East Greenwich.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, Wickford
Sloop FAIR Haven, Smith, from Hartford with gin,
to q Rathbone and Dyer and Co and butter to
S and w Foster
Slo'p Spartan, Presbrey, Taunton.
Sloop Henry, Akin, New Bedford
sloop Emene, Miller, Bristol
TUESDAY, May 27.
Schr Ciarissa, Hill, from Richmond, with coal, Sc
to w Joslip, and Others.
Schr Gold iiuntress, Currie, from Philadcp phia,
with coal.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, Troy.
Sloop Mount Morai, Martin, Warren.
BELoW-Bris Shbbolelh, Coilus, from Havana
CLEARED,
schr Ann Rosrna. Ch,f, @, Cuba. Joseph Hodg
Schr Harriet, Ashby, New London.
!. s'oop Superior, rhi'd, New York.
U l. sipop New York, Willard, New York
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RUTTS e. I.OCKWOOn

HAVE received from New York their Spring and sum
Il mer assortment Of fresh impaired fashionable Goods
consisting Of superfne Cloths, Casmees, Vestings, brown
and white Orhlincs, black and mixed Lasngs, silk Cam
Jeans, buff and purple fine srie1 for P,ntaoons superior
yellow Nankeens, mems black Bombaznc Seersucker Nan
kin Grape, silk and Cotton Cravats real super Bandan-
ma, flag and German Silk Handkechefs, silk cotton linen
and wos'ed Hoe and half lIcsc borseskin beaver castor,
silk Stocks Crava Pads Umbrellas brown AMI black Lin
ems, Irish Linens Shn Collars, JackSons sheetngs, bleach
cd Srting> silk NeIvets, bangup Cords olive Velvet for
mems walr, with numerous other articles, In their line,
which the, offer m prices which vii! he satisfactory pur-
chsers Garments made usual in the best manner and
latest style.
On hand, good Of Ready Made Clothing at
verv low prices. No. Ia, Market Square.
may %
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,


SATURDAY, May 81.
scbr Ann Marie, Pierce, from Georgetown Is C)
with cotton. -
Schr Rising States. Read. 8 days from Whining
ton IN y with lumber, fax seed, sc. to Thomas b
Limit, Richard Waterman and + LIppnt. The
byis Jacob, Eddy days from Warren. had Just arr
Sch, Traveller, Sawyer, from Philadelphia.
Schr Aidsbarouto, Burt, of Berkleyl days from
Nswburn IN C) with lumber.
Schr valorei, Tyler, from York River (Va.) with
corn to Seth Adams, Jr.
Schr Eliza Ann, Moore, Machias.
Schr Sally DAVIS, Baker, days from Baltimore,
with corn to Daniel Arnold
Schr Helen, Burr, from New York, with -four to
Seth Adams, Jr.
Sioop Amty, Lawton, from New York.
UL sloop Huntress, Heath, days from New
York, with f,ur, soap, &c 10 , Mumiord v Co.
Overs aud Nanton, md others.
Sloop Catharine E,zabeh, Allen, from Philadel-
uhia. with coal to Fox Point Union Co
Sloop Pacific. Griffin, River Head.
Sloop Independence, Goodale, Sac Harbour.
u l. sloop Empress, Thayer. I'll hours from New
York, with braniy, &c 10 E Dyer and Co. aud 9TH
ers. - -
sloop John, Jennings, from New York, with gram
to the master.
sIoop Catharuo, Harding, New York.
Sloop Mount Morish, Martin, Warren.
Slo,v Franklin. Brown, Pswcaiuck.
Sio,p >mena, Sim'nons, Somerset.
SUNDAY May 2j.
Ri, Thomas, Clading, tof Bosionl u days from
with iu.sb.r md cotton to Thomas Llppiit, * A
A Arnold and T. J Msllett The I. brought to
Nri,,el. the cargo u rschr Paragon, lately condemn
Brig Muy, ,niros, from Philadelphia, with coal
to Fox Poni Uaion Co.
Sch, su,,n ,nt Ph be, Caso. IL davs fr Charles.
to, wa Nav York, with 'npiassss r'ce, NC TO u y
M,yry, T. church, aud others. Leh brig Charles
ID ri l.iH
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Public notice is herebv given. that the Light Hous'
ss recently erected on the Highlands Of Neversnk'
will be lighted up the night ofthe lst fJune next
and kept thereafter each night regularly lighted
the Northern Light Stationary, and the Southern a
Revolving Light. Both Of which Lights are elevated
two hundred and fly feet above the sea- and may he
seen, Gear weather, from forty fifty miles. The
said light Houses bearing n 23 deg. w. and %
deg L from each other, the distance between each
abou, three hundred feet THIS HeaIland being so
conspicuous and well known, further description is
deemed necessary.
Custom House, New York, Nav 2lst, 1929.
JONATHAN THOMPSON, Collector.
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MARRIED.

In this town on Thursday evening last by Rev Mr.
Tobcy, Mr.. John Vaughan Of Newport, to Miss
Cathar:ne F. Danforth, ofthis town.
Joseph Malc,te to Miss Mary Ann &. Carpenter,
all Of this town.
In WEXFORD yesterday morning, by Rev. Mr..
Birce, Resolved Waterman Esq Of this town, to
Miss Anna Louisa, daughter of DIR. VIM. 4. Shaw,
Of Wexford
In Cranston on Sunday evening last, Rev. Mr.
T;lIin,h,st Mr. Thou as Watson of Coventry, to
Miss Sylvan,a Dyer, youngest daughter Of tho late
Mr.. Nathan Dyer ofthe former pla'e.
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BALTIMORE, Msy 81. Arr ships London Packet, Fer
nauld, from Rio Janeio; Eliza, Wise Hsvre.
Cid brig A'nasil, Valparaiso and market.
NORFOLK, May -. AR ,chls EnDltm IN, Pmks, from 81
Ba'ts; Eliza, Richmond, Providence.
Goth ar brig Mount Hope, Smith, from Provi ienee
NEWBEhN, May H. CID sehrs Sally Ann, Lindsey, ior
HaytE Susan, kawsoD, Providence.
CHARLESTON, Msy II. Ar barque Mary Ann, iiiiary
from Liverpool brig Dodge ,ay, S?e, New Or!eans 'cop
Crawford West, ST Thomas
SAVANNAH, May '6. Arr bis' Dutbhea, from Lkepooi
leopard, Hanis Providence.
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GENERAL COMMISSION AGENr-BOSTON,
tONTlNEES Ut Stofe Nos. ~ AMI 49, Liberty Square
~ Buildings opposite the Commercial Coffee House, hu
The purUse Uf trans1ciing Commission Business, aud ten
dcrs his servces t his friends aud the tblc, respectfully 81
Ieing co'isignmcns Of every description &C meicadke
pnlliouiu aueuon will be paid the sale II DOMESTIC
GOODS, and the usual advances msde on oonsgnn.ens
ReefU Groner $ RAInsost, Pyos.deae,.
CHARLEs uAprsHopr,
Bosom, May %. lys
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PORTER AMI PALE ALE

'zVHE Subscribers have taken ceu No. Q, Union Build.
"a mes directly under the P,s Occ, where they will
Keep on fand during the ensuing s,on oRTER and fALE
ALE, IA Botes tr sale by the pruce dozen, single T.
te Ihey warrant their Porter anl Ale, 10 bo good az
any tha; n manufactured In the cuniry aud from the
tabsed reputation of teir Brewery, they anticipate lbc
raj patronage. NASSiR MlLBANk.
IA
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DRY GOODS,

HLtDD'NG Il SWEET, have just received from New
2H York, arl viii this nrrning opel complete assur
ue aicpns winch they offer iur sale ON acconinoiatn
rrns at No. = Market 81 uare. may IL.
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ALBERT SWEET.

FASHTDNABI.E HAIR tTTTEH,
va 5o, Usstwipster-st-toi oorHer Of afssfrssf,
L. EEPS constantly on h,nd Counts. IAther brsu,sss m
N m,iu'' air brushes, r',ah brushes, Coovps water,
Hair Oh, Ra;rs and RrW Sfrsrs, Shaving E.y,p Csun
Pacr, and great variety of articles necessary fot The ssr
tlem~n's toilet.
Ra,oss hcned and set in TIC kecncst order may ~
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SSEIS SPOk kE

VESSELS SPOKEN.
10th inst off Carvsfort's Reef, brig Benz Ruggcs,
Phillips, [ot Newport IS days from New York, for
New Orlcans-a well
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Captain Mlvborry, ofihe brig Marcia arrived At
this port on Friday. m 9 jivs from Havana le shin
tharlpue Church, fr Bristol, 8 lis; briggs George,
Jones. fothis port, 5; Shibb"leh, Collins do Sarah
Lee, M'Kenz'e, o'ths port, disc; Baltic. l. ttlefeld
of Newport, waiting freight; Ann Gad,den, Barker,
o. do d.. Spoke. IA 80 30. ipny ~ 10, ship Graf.
itudc, Child, Of Warren, hence. for Savannah.
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FROM OUR coRREspoNDgN

Offices of the Courier and Mercury,
CHARLESTON, S E May n
Cid brig Ann., Patterson, hamburg; Stephen
GHard, Budd, Havana; schrs Superb, Qrlnkwater,
Roston; Waccamaw, Smi h, Now York.
In the Ofing-Br brig Sprighly, 49 days from
Dundee.
Office Of the Gazette,
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.
Arr brig Orbit, Green, from New Orleans; schr
Galaxy, Johnson, Bordeaux; Elizabeth, Stewart,
Panama, f F.
Cid bries Mary Ann, Clcwly, Providence; Palm,
Lincoln, Boston, schr Messenger, Kelly. Provi.
dence.
BRISTOL, May 25.
- Arr brig Neptune Howe, IA days from Matanz rs,
with sugar to James D'WolC Left brig New Eng
land, Curtis, OF Providence, loading for New York.
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WANTED.

shuniion Is wanted by yo,lne nan, who 70 partially
acquainted with English and West Indis GoOds, aud
lAo with Book keeping lie has been engaged In active
years. and feels confident that in mi kinds
active business be should give s,lsszft 10 hn employer
flsacs spr'y Of this cite. Tstf nay "
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DRY GOODS.

eSM Packages Day Goops, just received and for sale
~SV low, among which light and dark GngIanis,
great variety; Fancy Chnts rrin Jacont and Bpk Mus
lns; Gros Deaas and Ievantines Silk and Cotton Hosiery
Fancy silk lIdks Flag and Bandanna do. Gloves Sewing
silks and Coons Cloth and Cassimeres Of all kinds silk
and Cotton Cmbre1las, &c. by
GLADDiNG & SWEET.
may IA No. Q, Markell Square.
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NEW GOODS.

o. CARPENTER. 20 4 ca.
HAVE jut recelyei variev NJ sra-unab'e Dy oscdss
u consisting OF dNk md light B,ui-te, and Dsni.as
pshans black Bonb,zines Gros de Napss siiks, nBo,
Chintzes, Null Musns, Ben RIBBONS, elk snl oeuss
Hdkfs Gioyrs, Hstv, ts. be.
msy ~
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ON SATURDAY NEXT.
n,ay9n
r, @, ALLEN.

rs onstaby receiving a his New Ware Rooms, Cabinet
Furniture of Ill Observation-Disclosures, IRON, III, Chair
Nsnufseort all kinds Of Chairsinerior rr, ivsd
from Newlork AZ his late sales Auciioa hiss crested no
little e,etenc aorg hi' pretended Gionds sni Broshsv
chP.-h" wouh hsum the public senersly--ihsi With
standing bis large Annl Sale. Al Auction, the wrs Rooms
viii be well supplied hsvng 10 hi, employ sy iwo va kmss,
and 90 boys. No pains spared 10 have seasoned .ost .sd
good furniture. May ~
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BARKER & WARDWELL.

RE Constantly receiving daily supplies of H,lvaic md
- Gruceic which the, viii cell low for approved
cedn Al.o, fresh .urp, II 81 oic- Garden S-rs from
Rhode Island, win sho'd y lbs. Round rmnip Seed.
y. u. Cash gncn ioi oil liaSs, topt-r and ltom
Ihinkfu Tor pat favors, they SOLICIT continuance.
Aprn
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DIED.

In this town yesterday morning, after distressing
illnoss, Mrs. Mary Traverse. in tue Slst year of
hor age. ,,.,
In Scituate, 10Th inst. Mrs. Rhodes Hill, wife OF
Mr.. Samuel Hill, in the SD year OF her age.
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coon STAND FOR A GROCER

'UN b.crber about relinqu,hng HI. present ne Of hu.i.
4 nt.s would sell his stock Uroccrirs fixture, and shop
favorable terms. Apply M. is Wc.min ter
:. CLARKE JUN.
Aprh2.
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BOTTLE CIDER AND PORTER.
JOUN HAIR SHORN.

Z % dozen pruic Newark Cider,
u x 10 dJ Pmter, fn se by ALDEN ARNOLD.
mly ~. No'ss, 10 and IL Sisth Main str et.
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PROPOSALS,

TO PUBLISH by SUBSCRIPTION,
"A DISCOURSE on the Genius and Chlrac, er Of Rev
kA HORACE HoLLEY, l.. L. ID. late President Of Tram
syvania University. by CHARLES CALDWELL, NJ. D. To
be elegantly printed papcr Of the first quatyo contain
for delivery in July August To he orn1mented by an
engraved Likeness Of Dr. Holey, executed by distinguish
ed artist from painting by Stewart. Price 10 subscribers
Two Dollars. A, =, BECKWiTU
m1y % No. 10, Market street.
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Xxx CADET khrN
sSa2 MARE We LIST x&M

High water this day, In 5im-Thursday, Sh
54-friday, Oh 5im
., gives III. Newport
aiding the time "i hsh ~her ~ Boston
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BY GEORGE s. RATHBONE.

GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY, will be sold, the Subscribers Store No, IL.
South Water Street, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
30 bhts 81, Crox Rum 10 pipes Holland Gin,
10 pipes Cognac Brandy, Segnette'
do London Gin do Domestic Brandy,
10 or casks Sicily Madeira Wins,
IA do do sweet Malaga do
80 bhs Union Gin 43 bags Cofoe,
10 boxes Havana Sugar; 10 bags Jamaica Pimeufos
boxes Hyon Tea IA chests young HysOn Dc
- boxes Souctoug do;
20 half quarter casks Faynl Wine,
rs or casks French Madeira do
40 do do Conenar do
l6 kegs Butter 100 sides sole Leather
900 whole hhf and or boxes Cigans.
1876 kegs Alexandra crackers,
hfds rectified Rum bbis buck Wheat Flouh
90 boxes dipt Candies f; 8 btls Loaf Sugar,
l6 do lupp do; 80 kegs manufactured TobScco,
80 boxes No and Soap,
so drus fresh fgsi 100 kecs Lard.
may % GEO. 8. RAThbONh
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SUMNER CLOTHING.
PJNDR sale by BUTTS 4 LOCKWOOD, No. II Market
n Square-aiarge lot Of Ready Made Summer Clothing
"fcvey variety Of Goods unusually prices Purchas.
ers a g invited 70 call A NAV "a
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NUTTCE.
VHN1E Stockholders of the Ciancelor Livingston Steam
q Bout Comp,ny hereby notified that the annual
meeting Of The Comp for the election Of Board Of III
rerfors for the ensuing will he held In this town. the
Office OF tie company, 4S South Wat st. on Thursday
the h If June next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ The transfer
Books will be closed from thu 3st inst until after the anu
al meeting. BY Order
ROBERT SCHUYLER, sec'ry.
Providence, May % 81
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CURRENT MONEY,
ANANTED at ALLkNS'-EAehinye Ohce,
w NAV p n No. ~, Mnkst-areet.
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SITUATION WANTED.

Young Man, who is well acquainted with the u'u,l Msr
camille transactions ani who will produce the sa
factory credentials and recomnendiii'n wishes o uran
situation in store counting house. cotton fic,ory. rhcr
tbs, OF the nsi.ho ing a,es. lie is wIins t. devote bs
whole time to the service Of hp employers anl make him
self useful For Information apply the obec Of the Literary
sdrt. NAV n
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may 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01

its cultivation, wherever il has been inirodu
/ eed into neiahhorhosd is mpsi rapid,
extending indeed. 80 great has been the ie
quest lor the seed, thai Tor several ytnfs pas
the supply has been inadequate To meet ia,
demand.
| As To the probability 81 lis succeeding il
your section ot country, the soil OF which you
describe, rs consisting "nfinrlpally Of n Gtf
black mould of loam, viii large proportion
OF sand 10 the depth five nr six inebes,
can only state, ihatl have never hied llf or
char,l grass on snrh soa Tor Is left any
oi 80 light description in my neighhorhood
but it's now cultivated on the eastern shore
OF this state, the SCI, of which Should snppose
very mnch 10 resemble yonrs II il ialan cd
tivaied 10y n friend oi nine on James River
Va. whose seil AMI suh-soii answers preeisrl,
Ia the description given ni yours he finds j.
10 thrive well and ih,aks II most valuable
grass. From the TACT oil lis resisting the
HrChing dronghis of our Summers, which Tor
The lasl SIX or 2 years have almost invariably
des'rot ed our clover md other grasses, | eau
hardly have Doubt u its proving IA most IN.
portrait acquisition 10 your southern country
and the lirtI;nsiance O it, hearing so we'll the
severity OF r,Ir y ihters indnses me IN believe
that in yonr olimA NJ il wo0ld remain in full
verdnre throughout Tho ysnr. have rpt from
,,,,I go !, I'D ,er,sinl. hns, 49, "'''
~, ,.,,ol Inn. - so,,,,., no orcha,a .r,..
here, is in the spring with oats, or en- thu
what nr rye snun The preceding fall nr IN
.,,,,,,. ~, H.. Of sou.i,a ,,Laa, =. ,,,.
w. aa'.,,,,,, ~. .o.,aa;a ,,, aa1I All
with Won il would unquesiionnbly be best, ~
il would enable the gas 10 lake such root,
,nl a.,.,,,h :, a,,,,th ha,u,rrndt ~ b..
nv Tho hat SIM nj The .nccesdine
s,',,,,a, n ~, eon,.,,,snt !, ,,i,h, M .o,,.,
,la,,a a.. ham, IN. covering rron nr VII, -,
In.,,,,.r...,;l ,,,l cltnest, .ha,ld s,,,.
,,,,., ~, md an.,..rs, al ,os,,,.. :, ,',
time ,l,,r,r, Inc month al sent.,,b,r. or,ohr,
of Noyen,E.r .ltho,,on ! th,nk ,be .a,I;or an.
hriier Tl,a cron Il cra.. vii ne lob, tho
6,a, $500, f,,, Il il .,,,, h,,, ,,,,, ,,5illFJ;,
-, ,h5.t,n ,',.cb ni,a9,,a,ds l,nre a.,
,ca.,al l,iI,,,. of ,,.,, ,l,yorrrons 40 co,,si.
Tor tbe ,,,bafd o,,...s moro (e,,,,iai,a ana
;,,nr,,.,ns ~ Tho 's,il ,hnnnnv ,iher Il an, i,s
thirk c,,.,r,ns ,lfo,t,os such compiefe nr,-
,,,.,i5, ,,.,,, ~, f,.s,. nd s,n N. ,,,,n,,,
,.,,, t,,,, hnsh..t
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THE MARRIAGE SCENE

By Il Montgomery
Young, chaste, aud oYely-pleused, vet half afraid
Before yon altar droops 3pghted mud.
Clad in her bridal fobesof tanloss white,
Dumb With the ,cene, aud trcpid with delight
Around her hymenaai guardians stand
Each with tender loot, and feeling bland
And of me turns ndr beauty -beiiuing eye.
Dinn'd with n tear for happiness gone by
Then foyly view, IN youth commanding pride,
Her rwn ,dorrd one painting by her size
Like liiias bending from the noon tido buzo
Her basiifGi eyclids droops beneath his gaze,
Whie love and homage biehd their biissiul power,
Ana shed halo rolud Ii, amrrale hour!
WHAT though his Chance ahog udmp lIte orddn
path oi anguish and preca-ious pam,
Iy want orWo. where'er compelled ne rorc,
a cots palace 10y the light oioYe
There beais ono heart, winch uHtif death, viii be
gushing glowing iount of sympathy
ono troWDless eye 10 kndle with hs nNn,
One changeless friend, when other ffcgds are dosr
sanction Thou the logc united par.
Fountain oflove lbr Thou art present tuere.
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POETRY.
From the LONDON l.itorary Gazette.
BGYHDoD

From the London fIfarnry I,azefte
BoYHOoD
Oh, once again VIM wOulI be hoy -
fhe dreams ofearly youth,
How beautiful thet are--how fun nfioy-
y lien fancy ionks like truth,
And hte shows not a talut Of sIu's alloy.
When every heart appclrs
The temple of high thoagnt md noble deed
Wien our most bitter tcuis
Fallo'er some melancholy page we read
The summer morns fresh hours
Her thousand woodland songs her glorious hnes
Oh hlc 50 full If noNers,
The difficulty then Is where 10 ehoosei
The wonderful blue sky
Iis cloudy palaces, as gorgeous fines
The rainbow tiats Much lie
Like distant golden seas near purple plains
These never shine ngAin
As once they shone upon her ftptured gaze;
The clouds which sBay remain
Paint other pisions than "a those sweet days1
In hours thus pnre--subliue--
Dreams we would make rcalaies--life seems
- ehanesd IA aflat tline,
Thu ave should otsh realities were drcunts
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