davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
From the Baltimore Chronicle.
.3UGUST l7h.
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.


.3UGUST l7h.
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.
The inspections for the past week, com
menciug on Monday morning and ending
on Saturday evening, were as follows:
Howard street Flour 1870 barrels and ll5
half barrels; City Mills and others 37O5
barrels; Rye Flour I39 barrels; and Of
kiln dried Corn Meal l25 barrels
FLOUR-Clty Mills and Susquehanna
Flour sustained slight decrease IN price
during the last week. A small lot Of the
former, fresh ground from old Wheat,
brought 50 on time without Interest--sales
were also made of Flour from new Wheat
on the same terms, and one where the IN
terest was added. SusQuehanna Flour OF
good quality may be quoted at 81 81 IL
as that price was obtained for lot ola few
hundred barrels, being slight improve
ment upon the price OF the previous week.
Sales of Howard Street Flour were made
for s. p, from new Wheat, cash or IN
tcrest added. Some sales of small paCels
were made at lid higher per barrel; a par
col of hundred barrels of fresh ground
from old wheat, brought 50 lS-of the old
stock Flour considerable sales were made
at a sixteenth ola dollar less.
GRAIN AND SEEDS. Owing to the
limited supplies OF prime new wheat which
reached our market, there was an advance
oftour or five cents per bushel For prime
new red % cents were freely given; a lot
of red and white mixed brought cent high
er:-inlerior qualities from ordinary to
good, rs per our quotations, brought from
20 to s. cents. Sales of white Wheat,
as per quality, we're effected from 80 to
100 cents per bushel, and prime we think
would bring l05 CTS. Sales of Corn were
made at forty five and forty six cents.
This is decrease from the last report,
owing to the great prospects OF abundant
crops. Rye has undergone an improve
ment Of from one to three cents as per
quality, and commands a ready sale.
Prime new Rye brought 50 cents--Oats
declined somewhat and may be quoted at
q a 30 cents per buShel-heavy Oats,
well cleaned, would readily bring the latter
price.
In Whisky there has been no improve
ment. and indeed this remark might be
made of Liquors generally, as also ofGro-
ceries. which have remained almost sta
tionary.
TOBACCO.-This article has re-
NAMED atthe prices ofthe former week.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
.IFOncn Lost.

ZRHE subscriber on Saturday last, in going
from West Liberty to Wheeling, or in
Wheeling, lost Thirty or Thirty one Dollars
mostly in small notes, on Wheeling and Ohio
Banks. They were wrapped in bill of coffee
bought of Knox & M'Kee for Mr. Rldgley, and
memorandum for several little articles, among
which were Cotton bats, Knob lock aud Latches,
&c. ANY one finding and giving II to me, or to
Knox * MKee, will be well rewarded.
GARRETT STEEL.
August 10, 1920.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
aH0tice.

nm Saturday the 18th of September next
" commencing at IL o'clock a. VI. will be
sold to the highest and best bidder for Cash At
public auction, at John H. Tickel's former Carpet
Mandatory, all the right, title aud interest of the
said Tickel in and to lease of lot of ground, in
the Town OF Wheeling made by Moses W..
Chapne to the said Ticket on tie % of June
1928, for the term Of five years, and recorded in
the Office of the County Court Of Ohio County, ia
Book No. Il at page 299 together with all the
buildings and improvements, that tie said Ticket
has made thereon.
And also at the same time and place, one dozen
Of chairs one setee, one beauru, two tables, three
beds aud bedding and variety of cupboard and
kitchen furniture The above Is the unsoId
property of John II. Tckel, conveyed BY ham to
WIN Mcconnell, by deed OF Trust, dated 9th
March, 1899 for the purpose Of securing the debts
therein specified to John Fawcett aud others
Such title as IS vested in the Trustee will be
made to the purchaser.
VA. MCCONNELL, Trustee.
Wheeling. August 10, 1893
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
Notice.

ZNHE subscribers being appointed a Commit
4 tee to receive proposals for building n
uIa.ket house in East Wheeling, now give notice
that proposals will be received by them until
Wednesday 26th INST plan OF the building may
be seen at Mr.. John Pausons Store. The sub
scribers 10 the said market house are requested
10 punctual attendance at the residence Of VIM.
Webb, Esq at 4 clock on said 26ih.
- 100 JOHN PAIRSON.
August 10 Io~5' ROBERT PRATT.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
WATCH MAKING,
SILVERSMITHING sc.
n, w, SMITH.

RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens Of
Wheeling AID It's vicinity, that he has commenced
the above business, one door North Of the Court
House, where, he hopes by strict attention 70 said
business, 70 merit 4 share Of the public patronage.
y. ". ;. has on hand neat ASSORTMENT of Jew
elry, and fine steel Watch-ohaiHs, Seals and KEYS.
WheolMs, Als. %. ls2a-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
Lancastrian Academy.

The subscli5or having been appointed Prinei-
pad of the Wheeling
LANeAsTRIAN ACADEMY,
The citizens Of Wheeling are informed tha the
Academy viii be opened Tor the reception OF pu-
pills on Tuesday the 9th Of September next
TER1LS-One Dollar per quarter, payable
in advance.
gL3' Persons wishing their children admitted rs
Free Scholars, will please apply to Woods Esq
at the ~ ". Bank Of Va
4. MAGE.
Aug. 26th-3t
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
Trade and Commerce.


A ZDHE SUBSCRIBER, late com
I mercial editor of the Chronicle,
Illif2s having leased the Fountain Inn, ,ltu-
5lsls 80 aicd iu Light street, near Baltimore
street the most CENTRAL PUBLIC HOUSE
In tine city. is prepared TO accommodate Travellers
and Boar,iers 10 manner with which he thinks
tbev will be pleased: either in good eating, drink.
ing mr. lodgina-and. ere long with information
an extensive range OF Stables being Likewise al
,ached their horses win b. taken care Of also
Terms-Dmner 80 cents; Breakfast or Supper
81 , cents, Lodging p cts; or fora dav board
ing and Lodging, one dollar. Families travelling,
can have distinct apartments IL they wish. iior
ses taken at livery - hours for 80 cents. And
not to be altogether out Of sight Of trading. any
editor Or proprietor Of paper, any lshre, vino
will give the foregoing three conspicuous inseF-
tons IN the inner form, and send one Of be pa
pers containing 10 10 the Fountain I'm. shall have
fwo DAYS boarding aud lodging. the first time be
passes this wa, provided too many do not cDi az
time
The PJbl.c's OFT. serv't
". C. LYFORD.
Fountain Ian, Egit Sfrcct, BattunoTe.
August 9Th, l529.
\. b. Tie Table Of the Fountain lon 7lii De
always supplied with the aubsian'ials' yaf'e'ies
and danties rot only Of the Baltimore but d the
Norfolk and other neiglibOuring markets
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26

li7LDry1 THE E1vG's IlEhn. Among Che re-
ots IN .ho Towe, of London, IS one 90 The iol
n 0s effect: King John give several lands SO
,i29er,0n and A1,rt9n, il Kent % solomon At
'e.t. To- be held by this service, thar as often as
hing should please 90 cross the sen, The said
g ONION, OF his heirs, should De Obliged 90 60
~ BIN, 20 hold Ills Majesty head II there BE-
flsion for H. Tha, is, should his Mles.y be
s.ca. And Do appears by tie record, that tbs
le ONCE OF head holding was accordingly per-
ned a,ierwaRis IN tho reign CfEdwrd J.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26

We have received letters and documents from
our correspondent in Caracas advising us Of the
result ofthe Election of Members to the Congress
which is make anew Constitution for Colombia.
The gentlemen selected for the Province of Cara
Gus are pre-enincnt for talent and responsibility;
and were the desrinics Of the New Republic con
tidcd alone TO such hands, there could be no appre
tensions oftho result The representation OF the
interest Of this important section of Colombia is
confded General Briceno Mondcz, General Salon
Pedro Gaul, formerly Secretary Of State, aud VI.
Arando. a lawyer of much cminence, and decided
talent--Thesc gentlemen have published a mani
festo of their sentiments, an abstract ofwhlch we
shall translate aud publish to morrow-it contains
the most liberal republican doctrnes-libcrty Of
Religion-hberty Of the ProSs--RepresentatTe
Government vigorous Executive and wholesome
Laws. The gentlemen above named are all a.
achcd 20 Bolivar, as indeed are all the principal
men of the Republic who understand and are
capable OF approaching the disinterested sacrifices
which he has constantly made To ensure the lnde
pendeDce of his country and the Pcrmanency other
institutions
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26
DISSOLUTION.

VEl ~ rne,shp ne.t.1.ore exSuGg between
u J. w. Clemens & Jos w. Ray, under The
firm of ". CLEMENS Il Co. was on the 10Th
OF February 1929, by mutual consent, dissolved
All those indebted 10 said firm, will please make
payment to J. w. RAY, who is duly authorised to
settle the same. J. w CLEMENS.
Aug. 10 1S29 JOS. w. RAY
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-26

4 change IN tie English ministry is spoken o.
The King IS said not to support the Duke oil W e
ugton. and to manifest great inversion 10 al Wio
had aided m the passage of the relief ball. NE
attributed 10 me Influence ofthe Duke ofCuihDo',
land, who has declared he will not leave EnSlll1
uutl he has effected the dismissal OF Welding 'ou'
mcgee
The following narrative was received throusu
our letter box we are therefore unable 10 vouCn
for the particulars stated by orr correspondent anu
we should have felt doubts as TO the proPue'y o.
giving the piece insertion, five bad not recoSnl-
zed as we think we do, the hand writing o! d
respectable gentleman, and an occasional CORES
pendeut.-Pbi. q. s. G1=.
"EHQaouS ScIlcE0n.-ln the beginning al this
month fellow stole from her parents, 10 the LIS
tern Shore OF MARYLAND, and against her own Wl5
q young female, whom he pursuaded 10 use no "
O.eut cyertonS 20 Feturn under the assurance thal
DE would marry her as soon as they arrived m
Philadelphia Upon reaching the city he placed
her IA house ofIll fame, in Walnut street below
Broad, which he represented TO his victim as 4
respectable boarding house. He then gave hcT 10
dollars, Say,ug he must be absent day or TWO 10
make Unnecessary preparations for their marriage
More than week elapsed without her hearing any
thing further from him, when the mistress OF the
house informed her thai she should receive ysIters'
and that a gentleman would wait upon her mat
evening. This announcement threw her I'D great
distress, bur her rsmonstrauces We're not listened
20. Agrecabiy TO appointment the gentleman
came; when, after uuavalng attempts 10 excite
his compassion she alarmed the neighhorhood by
screams ofmurder A number ofpersons collect
3D. who drove the ecadcmaa (who is the father
ola largo family from the house and finally sue
cceded III getting the unfortunate creature an asy-
lum alta weaver 5, who lives next door. where she
still remains
a subscription is now collecting to send her to
her parents, who are poor, but respectable We
hope the names of all the parties concerned will
De given TO the public. that the authors and abct-
tors may receive some portion Of the punishment
they MORT"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01
After sa'ne short discussion. the ,uo,ioawas ot.s,

tyed. - =. '''.' ~ = "a
On inotioa OF Mr.. Nicholas, c. Inrnttce of three
lhennc;S was uii "inled % raI,e arians.crcrts for
room re- The meeting - the Convention alter the
CONNIE cement OF tic session oC Tho General Assem-
by and Aiessis Nicholas, G. Johnson and .crh -
Nncs'etneic were appointed such Committee: .
MT. WILSON gave notice that h., shon!i in ~.
OF the week, submit notio that Nc C1arers
on action OF ar TEscan the Convention ,i,n
resolved .tScst into Cotmi,tee Of, IKE Who'll, Mr. St
ma d IN rho Chpir---sycs 81
IN h2Iloh OF ar. h,ERcra. the Executive Rcpo.,
was Then passed By, and the Committee took up liz,
Report. Va ''V
tion the words which provide for Comfy Cours
wcf leo 10 some discussion, but before aav question
was aken, on motion of TT. HENDERSON the Cow
then adjou ned. 20 'iF'''S'ES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01
eh 'ctca I'll! Academy,
GY MNASEUNF.

1ssIi L subscriber has he pleasure OF announcing f.
n the public, that Mr.. Oliver p. Hubbard. from
Yale C"lenc, a young gentleman highly recon
mendedby the President and Professors OF thnt tI
lege, both for moral qualifications and I,erarv nt
tan,nens, has just entered on lie dsrJarre nf h;s
duties as The TcaGher OF the Gy.aciic Ele, cises in
Mr.. II. will also assist in tic Greek, Latin AMI
English languages
Mr. Barret, Of King William, Vii continue to give
instruction in the latin and English department
Mr.. BERNARD viii, in future, devote his vn9jy;S6d
time to the French Spanish and Italian largusees,
and the Mathematics.
BESIDES experimenting the general concerns ~
the school, the Principal will devote lis s3eciaI II
tentlon to :hc Cla seal, Philosophical aud Enesi.
departments.
BY this arrangement it will be see1 th,t tbs rem,
slant and exclusive instructions Of four Tutors mr.,
directed in such manner, that every branch of cd
ucaton and every scholar, fail to receive Tho
most faithful care.
tits deemed unnecessary TO ,cciy the superior t.
cal situation and Internal accommodations Of this Ia
stitution Occupying US il does, one sfte hirlcst
and most healthti sites in Richmond, IL The Gentle
OF q most respectable neighborlIUod, AMI embracing
large beautiful and commodious b5ilIug for study
and recitation, and very extensive and well enclosed
lot, i'll which the scholars will pursue their vario,s
Oymnasc sports and rccreutioIis under the ir,,,c
date superintendent of their instructors il inn.
be, with regard to locality, all th4t can be desired "
Pupils can be accommodo' cd With board 10 IL,
family of the subscribers on the following very lou
terms, viz. for pupils OF - years and 1ndcr 800:
over u. $50 per onBum. q few none day s. Eola,s
can LIKEWISE be received.
OLIVER a. SHAY,
- M Hubbard desires to subioin the folowino,
testimonial from President Day Of Yale College:
Mr. Oliver p. Hubbard " 10 has comp!ete CT n rcr.-
ular Of education in this College has sustained
while here. fair character! and lighly resuecuf,;a
standing in literary attninmcnts. ttis believed thss
he is qualified TO give truc ION i'll ihc various bra
cbes taught II Our higher schools and academies.
JEREMTAH DAY,
Prcs,drn, II .'a;c Cclt,v.,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

Oncof the persons knocked down in the ARRAY en
Sunday week al Philadelphia, between a party ofcu~
louyad Il white people; w!'t fought with clubs brick
sat5 AMI other missiles, has since died - his wounds.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

DIED, on the 18th October, the Right Rev PAT
RICK KELLY, d. d.. Roman Catholic BisAor 0 |;
Waterford and LiSm4re. =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01
SAFETY OF THE HORNET.

E1trdrt of Letter from Phiiade lthia, .Sjt g.
DEAR SIN: 1t is with pleasure ] can now insoly,
10y that the u s. Sloop Of war Hornet wa. saf,,
anp'co inst dutes disr'as' ed as informed you las,
evening Asioop OF has been ordered frSA
Pensacola to tow hex to Tho; PLACE from Tumpico,
.'--->- J. -CI3FFEN.N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

The .ah'n"n iaaa.--The Enrsburs Pay Chroa
ic!e of Thursday says-"The temporary loan OF ope
session, has not been taken and il We believe com.
report, there is prospect of its being taken
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

On Thursday week one Of the Cattarauqus In
dams was killed by wolf within miles of Jarnrg
found the wnlfin trap, and going too nigh {. i
caught him by the neck and cut his throat Instantly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

u See Ist page Daily paper, for Ship News--ths
Theatre, Lottery, Auction, and other now Advertise
Y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

Besiles $50 so, 40, so, 10, anl 5.
Whole tickets s., halves so quarters g.
Orders from the country promptly attended TO-
Address your orders 10 YATES s A1INTYRE
Richmond. Va
Where was sold, and paid last week. l ptize q,
$4,000, of 1900, of 500, Of SEQ, Of $50, he
sides several 800 prizes.
nov SO YATES &, NIINTYRE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

TERHE Letter Bag of the Ship T.lLLTRO, r.
IL Fisher. master. will be closed at our Countiri,
Room on Tuesday evening, lst Dec. at 6 o'cl,ck
nov so J. s. w. GIILIAT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

Bank Of VIrgi1ia, ,Nooem6cy 80, I s29.
TF7HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
e the Bauk Of Virginia, will he held on the first
nv % ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

UNAN AI.-Nas committed TO The iali ojf
~ Washington county, Nd. on the loh of Noyern
Der instant asa runaway slave, negro man who calls
himself JAc1 about 30 or as yeats pfasc. feet
or iache> high stout made round full ficea and frsp
spoken, Had 90 when committed old drab cloth C., af
d;tr; mixed casinet pantaloons, white s. blue strinet
~"9len vest and cid black far hat. Says lie belongs
10 lIr. George Hoade. Of Caroline counfy. Va
The6wner Of said negro is requested to COM. for
ward, prove PROPERTY, pay charges ard tale him n
way, Otherwise he VIII he discharged according =,
law. CHRISTIAN NEWCOMER Jr
9heriIf7s Office, Nov. Sh.r7T
26th, 1929. - 20,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-01

I 0-T-The Steam Boat COLUMBUS, WIIl
leave Rockctts for No,fal. ani Baltimore this eve.
ming at 4 o'clock lee -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08

'O9 s ,Ot""s VI me menorane dJy, SNpnen sister
considerably younger than himself 40
the cattle s"d, white there employee themselves in clearing
patch for wateT-meons
"1c length their stay excited ,neasreS in ,he, father
whS to"A his ME AMI went To look for them Finding
1Hsy .nsossd he took seat s besde them, aud in
s.'t une Uncovered armed IianS making
m 'he utmost calness he pointed them To the ohlden
and ba''e than make the best Of Thea
ows himself between them and the savageS he retarded the
progress OF the latter vii uisht escae
Nt' "hSi SI e\Nosn themselves IN open pufsuu 10
lhc oeany he OF Moqans rifle, mado short advances with
much caution, they could shelter ehhi tees while me
wul el1si clrcnnsptcuon ~ length peTceiving tie
pouaF oi one of his why fes exposed with he des-
'vose rushed forward 10 his prey, ani wien h 4 PAGES,
h'eu ahn missed He treH threw his tonaiawk which struck
how aud Severedtwo of his ng,s. His enemy thc a auced
s'pple, when Morgan struck him furious STROKE the
h WIN ms rifle aud broke toe btecch but failed bring him,
Gown tho comasus then closed in with other, aud
10y NM In ts rcriluUs situation he perceived the Indian,
whose arms ne o6Auod in close hug, attempting draw
Morgan SEEING drew tire blade ,oulh the one.'s hau,
cuth severely The Indian then suddenly srnnS;rS up aud
ln him A,.,an noX fi,n. "a Inn WIN, the kn,,. hr hex
again closed, and after several hus which his
rs he succeeded IA cn'ta'ns h"tween ,,u his haa
words, called him "a White dog" andrrtircd cnfcbc
loss ct blood and HI bowels or"ors through the o,1re
pupo ct hercenes ofavery, has parallels in the history
"Whem 20 n rc,nrnet with intelligence the the
fort went out 20 view the battle ground, and effects
dire encounters aud finding the indian not expired cir
repfoacl, Il IS SAID, they tortured him To death
'J)avid Morgan active, and athletic weigh
S ABOUT uO lbs yet his iavuv Antagonist appears have
have failed ~ ace, as he is aid v his n. w have oI srn IN M
9S' YEAR at tie time NJ the combat bat hy inscription
tombstone engraved by the hand ofhs Stephen
could not have been old According tha, document h,
tcf N The spring .! 1919 AGED ~ years which would TIC
hn only about 81 he les nteried ground which v
The theatre of MS gallant oNoit and signal good fortune
small sugar tree behind which tire 'rst Indian shot,
anu cone an1 exactly IN H. place stands Wild plum
now mdneNi m the tec.2ptude ct Thus
Heating every thing Which III, world presents Il pressed
oi which .Iv manfred bv blood
SNsccs ccI' net tut reflect the destiny oi
Urged 10y Tie wave of p1pw'a;un those independent
forest, those ancient Lords of TIVE >O, ca.,av rei!t1c.
n tie WESTERN widS vi itv have footing which the,
can cal their When ssi read the relation of the
gong anecdoie ~ nau wse otherwise kuoN
l" nc situated m witiers among horics ofhnsle
nj tie -i'ce of more than 500 miles li'c do imagine hat
this day should he closely connected hv family alliances
bui ifSc.':l!!c aIe the ways of Providence"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08

- AS gU.u stc0rF1pii6te metal, that
is, IT thrown into the miro, or embedded in
the most impure soil, it will never become
corrupt, corrode, or imbibc one speck ofrust
cor iinpurIty, so should the marriage love and
friendship, however it may be sometimes
Obliged to descend from the elevation of al
huence into the deepest valley OF penury or
distress, be doomed '.to waste its sweetness
on the desert air. be mcarcerated within
the gloomy confines OF the prison cell, or
associate with the poor, the mean, or the
illiteratc; still like its incorruptibie emblem,
should il continue as bright and beautiful as
ever
s. As gold is the most ductile of all me-
| tails, so that an ounce can be beaten out TO
cover an acre of land, or Gid finely a;;cn-
uatcd thread to embrace The circumference
OF the worlds surface, so should the results
Of the marriage union fluff! the original COM
mand, to increase, multiply and cover the
earth with The precious sons of Zion, com.
parable to fine gold
Q. As the marriage rin9 exhibits nothing
to IMPLY prc-cminoncC of the one party over
the other, Notwithstanding that the word
H0bey is applied 10 the Lady rather than the
Gentleman, yet the Gentleman should ever
irecollect, that as, in forensic Courts, espc-
cial!y Courts of Equity, the Plaintiff must
lpppSdt Will Wilt Is CdhIti. 'C.Sdn
in other words, have full done his part and
duty; so before the husband can have any
right to comnmHd, or the wife be under obi,
CATION TO obey, he must remember the rest
ii his love and sincerity, which is given IN
holy Scriptures, yiz:-"I'usbands love your
"ircs, as Chris; loved he Church, but how
lid Christ prove lis love for the Church, by
living fox it. When love, of which TIM, is
the model, Prcdominates III the husband
heart, he can require no obedience from his
wife, but what she VIII ever lc"! it to hex
honor, privilege, and delight u render
when lady 'rea4s, marks learns, and
.!nwardly digests" the foregoing, with all its
implied suggestions and ontcarmcnts, and
'ihen Chances at the honoured finger, which
bears The pure insignia Of such yoluninous
delight ana serious Responsibility, how mex
pressiby happy she must feel that she can
! be at all times, and under all circumstance,
the bearer Of so dear and portable pledge
Of al that constitutes real terrestrial feli,i-
I ", and may she often rccur to the title or
motto. and ''Ihink we'll on H."
Tits Tore 1coc,5 ronneaij',g,
SUI beginning ~erer eida'..'