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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

The N. Y American (Coaliiion) says that Mr.. Ing
hams letter to MI Nouise must be taken as concu-
sive, we fear, tina. IN old AMI much respected public
officer has not beea faithful in tho ent of con
tingcut funds committed to his care"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

An Anti Masonic Convention, composed Of Dele
gates from f,peive Counties OF Pennsylvania, assembled
at Harrisburg the 18th ut and nominated Joseph
Ritner, Esq candidate for Governor, in opposition
Mr.. may as well attempt 10 shoot his to the
Sun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10
tCoaia1hra.el.
GOLD.

Etfaes @ ieer from gsieuaa Of hgi repseta6lay in tie
County Of Ss0asy'raaa Eresrsssarg
City, d1ei yuLr L. lSso
" Our section OF country important
stand Ia the public esimaoa discoveries of Gold
IN many ptntsons On tho indications
and is expected will be formed purchase
operate part OF MI Whites land have discovered Gold
several parts OF ln but the examinations
far enough to ug, co;osy m tho Dr. Coleman
tire enss AMI will be the rst rank of explorers aud
TORS no IL aboat forming company work Nho's land"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

Tho total quantity year ending June 1920
is III $50 bfls. of all qualities. T. WALLS Inspector
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

The last Nat Into,lgencer states, that Mr.. Andrew
Coyie, the Chief Clerk in the pos o.ce Department
has bseu removed, and Obadiah ID. Brown, another,
Clerk nut in his place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

A TEACHER, who has had several years expeIi-
IN ence, wishes 10 get employment for the ensuing
year IN some academy or private family. lie oer
ample testimonials OF his ability TO teach Tie Greek
Latin and English Languages economically, Ariihme
tic, Gcogra ,hy, Astronomy, Mathematics, SC. Let
ters addressed TO A. %. care Of William Snyder css
Eas!yile, Albemarle County, Va, will be promptly *
tended 10.
July 10. ls-1aftis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10


C0elrdn's Portable Wheat Thrcsaing-ylI an
Cotton Gins, with additions and improvements
SAMUEL COCHRAN having devoted several wear
~ to the improving and manufacturing The above ma
chimes, still continues 10 furnish all orders at short no
lice, and executed under his superintendent IN
The most faithful Cotton Gin or Corn mil
may be attached 70 the Threslng Machine if request
cd. The Gins will DC mad either single or double
breasted and with Iron Steel agreeable 10 orcr
Hc begs leave TO refer TO the following gentlemen
who are using Machines and Gins made by him, VIZ
Joseph G. CabcI Esq. Nelson County Gen y ~
Cooke, Fluvann2, J. II. Brown and r. Akin. Fsors
Petersburg Hon. John Tyler and D.. Harrison. ESQ
Charles City, James Ship and Lewis Nell Esors
Frederick, Benjamin Blake, Esq. Tsppahannock, ami
DR.. H. Peakc, Alexandra.
Business requiring my occasional absence iron, Rich q.
mond, have appointed MIR. John O. Lay my Agent 10
dispose OF the above TO whom application may be made
SAMUEL COCHRAN
Several Of the Wheat Machine arc nearly completed
aud will be ready foT delivery The ensuing week
JOHN o. LAY
June 10 i2-wzmif
The Patent Right for Williams, TScin Lercr Get
ton Press, which has been highly approved of through
out this State and NJ Carolina, for sale above In
srucons for making and using the Press will be fur
nishcd with tho Patent. j. OIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

The u. s. Telegraph of Tuesday Evening states that
the Argument on the Demurrer resumed that morn
ing by Mr.. Coke in support of the Demurrer-and was
Nc Swami was TO follow on behalf Of the States
and Mr. Jones would probably conclude the part Of
the defence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-10

which they have been invited. All oil theta are men OF
great industry and energy in their departments They
ire bushes men, possessed Of strong common sense
se-.ervicc. We have no longer aoy anxiety their
Z account. The attachments Of MIR. Van Buren,; the
ncrgy OF Mr. Branch; all the official papers Of Mr.
ktasham; all the papers which have cmana,ed from the
War the talents of Barry and Berien prove
their respective Qualifications Tor the public service
They will do their duty; and firmly trust that the
abuses Of the government will be reformed The
President himself possesses strong commentator.
With On industry which never sleeps temper
which excitea maugre an the hopes of his
lemics; energy which superviscs every thing; with
strong sense and integrity which looks main
ly to the public good may he fully realize the confidence
OF his countrymen.
Tho National Journal is scurrous in is manners as
Il Is proagae in IL principles Your Swiss ner
cenary like the S.radots Of Venice lighting for pay
and dealing in the assassination Of chsracter desperate
u its fortunes and reckless it, cxpedicns il proceeds
through all tho grades Of vuperaon and caurnny
tion, or downright open misrepresentation as it may
best suit its Its Past No only garblcs the
address which made TO the Public, but palms upon
Us sentiment which we never uttered The remark,
which II ascrbes TO concerning the appointment Of
members Of Congress- credited, the very face OF
il, TO the u. s. Telegraph; but with the view OF max
ing attack upon us, is guilty Of the folly and
jacy OF atuibuling il to the Editor" Of the Enquir-
er-Just in the same manner, "a IL lately dispatched
Mr. Rives to the Court Of London, IN order 10 show
how readily one Vrgnian can Gust another.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-20

a bu>iowprp PLor.-A person who had moot
respondent red face was angry with he son for bav
ing guupowdcr. 'Gunpo~dcr! said he. i will set
my face against ~ For heaven snkc. sir consdcr
What you oabout, answered the boy for if you do
wc shall MI be- blown up
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-20

Tor ff J... cats t| .f
you WI hud o. DO tho ro "a &c
o'crwceng disposition ~ tho conductors pubic presses ~
find fault " good book IS published finds parse r..
bad work pat ont, every that wieds pen harsh
and unrclentug upon H. bad book made
bore ic cu0s ou "Ihcrc beautiful sublime wonder.
il P1Uagrs Generaliy It failure, Jet the author
~ again, ar the second attempt must prove successful
Thus te auO kcp' spirits md by these smoothing pLe,
- an Lur 81 mo,tst terms hcn urged ateinpi vhc
perhaps places hr among tire classical writers Mr. toope,,s
ht book rfo1utou aud had tcro not been within bir-
power which Ike tat q Manfred "woud not be controlled
mind which knew Us capacity, snccrs and ccrs a
wiuugs and "stopcaic critics would ,nye f,reye,
Tlrnced the pen Di which now make boast
Yours, &c Ado
The author oi Pelham.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-20
NEW YORK LINE.

NNANTED immediately . pair Of Carriage Hor.
W 6of, that can be- wormntsd young, sound and
gcntic ESiaJc 81 M. Tlomg5 Ncisop's boacding
hops'. Lgy
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-26

Wealth Of Near YOrk.-The assessed value
oi fGrabfe real and personal property in the
city OF New-YOrk, is SII2,5g6, 900, which
paid tax this year of 1907, IO7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-26

A taverner IN North Adams recently raised
hue and cry for stolen horse. and walked
the printer OF the Berkshire American from
sound sleep. to print handbiIls for him.
The pursuit was hot in various directions. and
one honest pedlar was Overhauled. With the
dust OF 30 miles upon him. the weary man re-
turned home. where the first object he saw
Was W MS stolen horse, in his own pasture. So
d'a the butcher fret foI his knife, and found it
IN his mOuth.--N. H. Reg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-26

A few days since in the Virginia Conven-
ton, while the basis of population was under
discussion. MIR. Campbell. in replying to Mr..
Morris, remarked thus:
But, sir. il is not the increase Of population
in the West which this gentleman ought TO
fear. 1t is the energy which the mountain
breeze and western habits impart to these EN-
igrants. They are regenerated, politically. I
mean. sir. They soon became tcorking poll
tcians-and the difference. sir. between n
talking politician and ,corking politician is
immense. The Old Dominion has long been
celebrated for producing great orators; the
ahlest neutrality-suspicious. in policy-men that can
split hairs in all ahstruse questions of political
economy. But at home. or when they return
from Congress. they have negroes 20 fan them
asleep But Pennsylvania, a New York. a
Ohlo' ora western Virginia statesman. though
Tar inferior IN logic, metaphy sics. and rhetoric
To an old Virginisn statesman, has this advan-
tage. that when he returns home. he takes of
ms coat and takes hold Of the plough. This
gives him bone and muscle. sir, and preserves
his republican principles pure and uncontam-
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-26

Unparalleled ImpGdencs.-A young French
poet Victor Hugo, has positively refused to
accept pension of $1,000 per annum offered
TO him by the new mnistry!!! What adds
10 the sIngnlarIfy Of the case. is that NJ. Hu-
COS circumstances are represented to be en-
treme'y moderate. Is there any poet from
Q""ddy to Sabine who would initiate this
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-26

Shocking Denth.-Last Thursday evening.
in Eldrdge street. woman. who was, we
understand. the wife of one Of the watchnnen.
lay asleep on chair before the fire in her
room, when. dreadful to relate, the fame
caught her dress. and she beca me conn letely
enveloped in the blaze before assistance ar
rived. A family who resided up stairs in the
same house heard the shrieks of the unfortu.
cate sufferer, but arrived too late 10 render
her any assistance. Death, in its most terri
flying manner, bad almost completed its work.
aud nought was left but the horrid spectacle
Of human being yainly struggling amidst all
the horrors Of the destructive element.
Courier and Enouirer,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-26

Brenton Bartlett, convicted of setting fire
To a Cotton Factory in WoOnsOket. Rhode
island. has been sentenced to one year irnpris-
Onment, fine Of $1,000, tO be set in the piIlO.
~ in some public place in the county for thirty
minutes. and while there to have a piece ol
each ear cropped of. and the letter b brand
ed on the forehead. The Chief Justice re-
marked that the Court wished to be under
stood they had no discretion in RENTING any
part of this sentence. implying that il suc;,
discretion had been given by the statute, thew
should have not inflicted the barbarOus mutiIa.
ton and exposure which the law requires.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07
As"LhND, 9th juno, 1923.
GenfFemep:
Ba''d'forn, .f,'y e6t6, 1929.

0e.tJeme,, ASHLAND, 9th juno, Icgo.
blr. Bcall delivered tho letter wb,.b
t,e"'oi number OF the citizens of m EDO, I"f
Ncison county did fnc thu honor lo atIr1 ~. aIu
on the goth ulto. wishing me 10 vis,, H.. 70 mo
P"i'nhe OF pubic dinner. have nevcr e,5 ~. 70
sot:I"ctioh OF beng in Nelson county. AZ - INC
Aous 10 see my friends md any portoo oS 90, s si
low citi@ens there, who may be csiro,a &c NY Ie-
ing on acquaintance with mo will all s',e =
to9 hlcndy invitation which W., bayo . y sei W
,en' ana visit Bardsown during tho nrrren,
cannot now FIX the time but ,yill h.,
you OF u, that may have IN opportuniiv 90
be convenient. ' fN"''oI es may
ConourriDg entirely with YOU I'm Tho d,,. g
quesccnco in the decision of Tho OF nc
the late political change was efFsctcd ., y which
same fno highly satisfactory to Be ns,nro, - at u'o
last administration posscsSed vonr lhat tlip
that, IN your judgment, it viii bear an aJce, ant
comparison with any that precoJcd :, a'Vyan.aReops
probable Tint, among thestatsf-. ,y,,.L thIlk u
change those Which you have ass;,so produced thst
iui influence belve that If tb. C,,i iau power
icy OF protecting tho products Of o,,, OF the POI
agnist similar rival productions Of So! Ibdustfy
uuu pen os united end zroloug re- ,t ~ eohniries,
.he charge Of administration ,youid % ePPonents,
L,aog experience, .slch is our b., ~. nave bcn
.s. what party was right prsc,;oaiv scner, WI
Isauy, hInk' dcmoDst rate tho ,,;.S, a. Issuls AZ
nrn b,otb, lug Ocneyed, with YOU tbst our Eonti
othcr ea',ao IDutc TO owls which bcIong ~
ON, en- causes. u The policy were sLondonsS an.i.
~ a.; "',.,ua'tutHg egtabbehnon,s wore nn, Jo -
''' great staple 'hc prcc Of which hse Sen Ian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07
From tie B,syotsLo,on ( Ky Herald. Of .Ju,,c o.
DINNER TO IL. CLAY

~ meeting Of the friends Of II. Clay held in the
Court House, az nardstown, OF Saturday tho j7tb
May, Mei. ID. $. Howell boing called to the cha;r
and H. n. Hobbs appointed Secretary, the ollolying
resolu ions were adopted,
The individuals composing this meeting, bcin, de.
srou' Of rnaniicstinR, BY some public testinooniaI
their regard and esteem for their dstinruishod fi
oyceiiilzcn Henry Clay; oFtcstying their unsIakon
OF rendering tier acknowledgements Tor biu aervines
70 1beir common couGtry;--Thoreiore, Be
Resolved, That tho members Of t6s ,oce,;,,, ,;Il
nIto WIN 'Ho citizens OF Barjstown, and of Nelson
dinner ny '''' " P"V'i'
l.o9O'yeo' nat committee be appointsd by the
char consisting Of seven members Who's NV and
wn1se pIWege it shabe to address, in the "a me- and
Siey' respectfully inviting him 10 a public dinner q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07

The Ch3ir. immediately eiear the adoption Of Tie
na,nes Of the following gentlemen, Mai. Tbsn,,,
Speed DIR. u. Harrison Or. J. Bemiss. Ben. HrrJn
ESQ.,, SaInL Carpenter, ESP, Genl. p Sweets an,
Capt. G Talbot. to which, on motion, WITS addcdth,
name OF Col james Allen, as a committee to cor
respond with Mr.. Clay.
Resolved further, That tho above named ccnsle
notified thereof t1b = ~yf''A ''"''' 90
Resolved, that this meeting now adjourn.
~. ,ro, d. s. HOWELL, ca.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
DtfG.

In this town on Saturday last. suddenly.
mr. Joseph Brownell, aged about 65 years.
In Providence, on Friday last, mr.. Ste
phen Dexter. Jr, son Of mr.. Stephen Dcx-
Ter, nged % years.-On Saturday mr.. James
Pitcher, aged G6 years.
In Bristol, on NJ nday morning last, Hon.
William DWolf, in tho 9th year Of his age
IT, Kingston, 90 inst. John p. Case, Eco IN
tho 56th year Of his age,a worthy and respect
able citizen Of that place.
In Gloucester, 13ih inst, after long and
illness, miss Harriet Touriellott,
eldest daughter ofmr. whitmon Tourtellot,
IN tho Goth year Of her age.
In Scituate, 18th inst mrs Mary Wilkinson
wife Of DIR John Wilkinson. in the I'D wear
Of her ago. a member OF the Society OF Friends
In Crsnston on Thursday last. suddenly.
wii'e sitting in 8 ehir. mr.. Joseph Burgess.
in the I'D year OF his age-a soldier Of the re-
yolution.
In Thompson, 18Th ins. mrs. susannah
Greenman, widow Of Gerose Greenman, sgea
G5.
In Woodstock och ul, Major Moses Ar
mold, aged ~, worthy and respectable ei1.
ssa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
- one thousand eight hundred and twenty

one thousand eight hundred and twenty
eight. ..
Sec. g. find be 1t further enacted, That
the SUN of three thousand one hundred a.
sixteen dollars and nineteen cents be ap-
propriated to pay certain inhabitants Of the
late province of West Florida, now citizens
of Louisiana or Mississippi, the elaine that
have been passed by the accounting off
GERS of the Treasury Department, under
the act Of the eighteenth of April, one
Thousand eight handred and fourteen.
Sec. 3. find be IL further enacted. That
in addition TO the sum of four hundred and
sixty five thousand nine hundred and nine
ty eight dollars, appropriated by the act of
the sixth Of January, eightccn hundred g.
twenty nine, entitled "An Act making ap-
preparations for the support of Government
for the first quarter of the year eighteen
hundred and twenty nine." for compcnsa
ton to Senators and members Of the House
Of Representatives, their officers g. Clerks,
for the contingent expenses Of both houses
Of Congress, there be, and hereby is ap.
propriated for the objects aforesaid, the
sum OF fifty thousand dollars, and the said
sums, respectively, may be applied to the
said objects in any part Of the year eigh
teen hundred and twenty nine, as the pub
lie service shall require, any thing in said
act to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Sec 4. find be IL further enacted, That
the several sums hereby appropriated shall
be paid out of any money IN the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
J G. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States, an
President OF the Senate.
Approved, Cd March. 1899
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
Marrfr0

In this town on Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. mr. Wheaton. Lieut.. Thompson,
Skinner Brown, of the US Corps of Engineers,
to miss Ann Scott Mann, daughter Of Dr. John
P Mann. of this place.
In Fall River, on Monday morning, mr.. An
drew C. Fearing, merchant Of Boston, 10 miss
neutrality-suspicious. Bowen, of the for
NOR place
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
NEw-Yorx, Arrri ieth.
FIVE DAYS LATER

FROM EUROPE The WiLiiam Buynes.
packet ship, arrived yesterday from Liverpool
place 10 the 10Th, ,Londun TO the 9Th and Green.
ock and Glasgow to the 7th March, inclusive.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23

appointment By the P'ssiienL--Loris
MLANE Of Delaware, to be Envoy Ex,raor.
dinsry and Minister Plcnipo;cntiary to
Great Britain, in place Of James Barbour,
Of Virginia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-23
TxTE REPUBLICAN.
w YCMYs

THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1929.
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CATHOLIC E.M.A.NCIPATTO.N

ENGLAND
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
From Gaieties and GRANTEES.
THE TWO BRACELETS.

A FARMER General one Monsieur B.,
Who dwelt in France when Louis held the throne,
Lived like a Prince from every trouble free,
Except wife-Uh' EXCEPTIONS large own,)
For she was fat any Marchoness,
And given to extravaganza in dress.
One day she bought pair of bracelets-such
As few but royal damsels would bespeak;
They cost cannot recollect how much,
But they were quite magnifcent--unique,
And having casp'd them on, away she flies
Off to the Opera to show her prize.
1t happened that the Queen was there that night
just opposite the box that Madam took,
And on the bracelets with intense delight
Frequently look dor else appear'd to look;
For she took special care to have them seen,
AS II on purpose to eutvie the Queen.
Soon to the box-door came page, attred
In the queens proper liv'ry, all in style,
And in the name of majesty required
One of the bracelets for little while,
That by her eye she might the pattern take,
And order some of the exact make.
OFF went the sparkling bauble in trice,
While her rouged cheeks with exultation burn,
As, bowling to the royal party thrice,
She patiently expected its return;
But when the queen retired, and none was sent,
Our dame began to wonder what it meant.
lord in waiting soon confrm'd her fears:
:" Oh, that pretended page I've often seem
noted sharper-has been such for wears.
Madam, you're robbd-he not from the queer
knew the rogue, aud should have had him taken,
But that ne sipp'd away, and saved his baeon''
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

AT midnight on the blue and moonlit deep
The song and oar of Adra's gondoler
BY distance mellow'd, DER the waters sweep;
IT'S sweet to see the evening star appear;
IT'S sweet to listen as the nightwinds creep
From leaf to leaf; tits sweet to view on high
The rainbow, based on ocean, span the sky.
IT'S sweet TO hear the watchdog's honest bark
Bay deep-mouth'd welcome we draw home;
IT'S sweet to know there is an eye will mark
Our coming, and look brighter when we come;
IT'S sweet to be awakened by the lark,
Or lulld by falling waters sweet the hum
of bees, the voice of girls, the song of birds,
The lisp of children, and their earliest words.
BYRON.
-teSe~-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

Boiling with anger, madam call'd her coach,
And drove to the Bureau de Ia Justice,
Where with loud tongue, and many keen reproach
About the shameful state of the police,
She call'd upon the provost for relief,
And babe him send his to catch the thief
Early next morn she heard the knockers din;
Her heart beat high, with expectation big,
When lo the provosts clerk was usher'd in
A formal consequential little prig
Who, with mighty magisterial air,
Hem'd! and began his business TO declare
&c Madam, is brought to our bureau,
On whom found bracelet of great cost,
And we all anxiety TO know
Whether or not 1t is the you lost;
Wherefore I'll take the other, if you please
just to compare, and see if it agrees.''
" Dear sir, I'm overoy 'd-'tis mine, I'm sure;
Such police as ours how few can boastl
Here, take the bracelet-keep the rogue secure
I'll follow you in half an hour at most;
Ten thousand thanks-I hope you'll trounce the spark
Open the door, there for the provosts clerk!''
o. how she chuckled as she drove along,
Settling what pangs the pferer should feel;
No punishment appear'd to her too strong,
Fen should the wretch be broken the wheel;
For what infection could be reckon'd cruel
To one,who would purlon rich jewel?
Arrived at the Bureau, her joy finds vent:
well, MIR Provost, where's the guilty knavel
The other bracelet by your clerk l sent,
Doubtless it matches with the you have;
Why then, outsiretch your mouth with such surprise,
And google on me thus with all your eyes'"
La! bless me, ma am, you're finely hoax d-good lack
sent no clerk, thief have we found out,
And the important little ptig in black
Was the accompce of the page no doubt:
Methinks the rascals might have left you one,
But both your bracelets now fairly gone!"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
THE ADIEU.

Farewell! ah in that cruel word
Unutterable anguish lies,
Is there no balm, by Heaven conferred
To mitigate the farewell signs
Tho mountains rise, or rivers roll,
And even Hope no solace finds,
Yet can exterior bonds control !.
The union of .congenial mindss
No,-for the soul will. often meet
Tho distance be between us now,
Our minds on rapid pnions fleet
Al friendships altar, both shall bow.
The hallowed hour of evening prayer
When twilight drops her magic screen,
In thought, we will together share,
And be, as we have often been:
Sweet trusting confidence of love,
Shed DER our souls thy influence free,
That faithful may ever prove
And that my friend may cherish me.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
THEODORE.

friend has handed the following lines with permission
for their publication They the production of George
Washington ADAMS the circumstances of whose fate have
awakened peculiarly melancholy interest.
.Ne,o Bedford .MercurY.