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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-24
Speaker Of the House Of elegs,es.
To His Ezxileney the Governor of Tirpiu;,

~
SIN: -p-rcewing that q pamphlet published ;oa,
city has been suhje of snimadversion aud uae.,1.
in Vrgini. as well Georgia. have presumed H.,
nigh, not be amiss to apprise you of he senm.,,
and feelings of the CITY authorities in this place ~
pecing it,, and for that purpose take leave to s,I
you a copy of my answer to letter from the s,o,
Savannah. addressed to me on that subject You nav
be assured that yavr good people hold in u.,,
absolute detestaton, the sentiments of the Writer ,
do the people of this city, and as verify believe ii.
mass of the New England population. The ONLY al
ference is, tina, the insgn6cance Of the writer The ~
trsvsgance Of his fana,icsm tending disgust all p
sons of common humanity With his object, and the -.
culinary partial circulation of his book prevent The s
from being subject Of excitement aud hardly Of :.
GUS attention.
1 have reason to s.Geve that the book is dsarpror
ed Of, b. the decent portion even cf the fl coC,rd
population in this place, and it would be eau, d
deep regre, to me, and believe to al IN, well asDos
ed fellow citizens. il publication Of this char.cern
e.nana,ngtrom such source, shoald be thoueh,o! !,
coun,enanced by any of,heir number.
haze the honor. &c.
u. &. OTIS,
Mayor ofthe city Of Boston
Boston, Feb. 10Th, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-24
VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES
FEBRUARY Is, 1880

The Speaker laid before the House, ,s.,,
lowing lelier and accompaniment, fo, y,
Governor, which were read, and Oh mo,;n, y;
Mr.. Robertson, laid on the table.
EXECUTIVE DEPAnrnEsr. Feb IL. Is,o
SIR: In compliance with the advice &C the -:
Council, do myself the honor Of trsnsmi,lns %s
with, the cnpy of letter from the Hon. H.n,o1 @se
Otis Mayor of Boston, covering the copy Of l.r:.
from him addressed to the Mayor of Savannah ;se'
swcr to one received by him fro that gen,Iem,n a.
pecting sedtious pamphlet written BY p.r.o. 81 ::
color in Boston, and circulated by hin in o,her nan,
the United States.
Very respectfully, &c.
WM. B. GLE.
Hon. l.. BAsKs,
Speaker Of the House Of DELEGATES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-24
Boston, Feb. 10Th, 1880.
To the Mayor Of SaUdnnah:

To the Mayor of Sauannah:
Sin: Indispo,ition has prevented an earlier r,tS
to your favor of the 18th Dec few DAYS bel, r. A.
receipt Of H. the pamphlet had been put into IN, L.as
by one Of the board Of Aldermen in this CITY, who >.
ccved it from an individual it not having been crr.
lated here. Iperused is carefully, in CIDER to ,.cs
tain whether the writer had made himself amen ,bt,r
our laws, but Notwithstanding the extremely bal mi
inham.tory tendency of the publication he doe. I'd
seem to have violated any Of these laws Il write,
BY free black man, whose true name it bears Ne
a shcpkecper and dealer in old clothes. and in co.,
versaiion which h.d authorized young friend Of min.
to hold with him. he openly svows the scnmcnsG
the book and authorship. ] also hear thu, he Js.
cares his intention to be to circulate pamphlets byni
at his own expense, if he cannot otherwise effect b,
object.
You may be assured sir that disposition would Nc,
be wanting on the part Of the city authorities here.
avail themselves of any lawful means fprcventng tbs
attempt to throw fire.brands into your country. ".
regard it with deep d'sspproba,ion and abhoH.re..
But we have NO power to controul the purpo,e Cfh.
author, and without it. we think any public notice
him or his book, would make matters worse
We have been determined however, to publihsg.
raj notice to Captains and others against exposing
themselves to the consequences Of transporting ncsa
pia:y writings into your and the other Southern sss
have the honor, Sc
II. g. OTIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-24
"A Va,u able Farm.
NEAR TaE PoToM hC--.FcR SALE

VINHE subscriber will offer at pubic auction .
Il 1HCRSDaY the 9Th day Of April merit, at tae|
o'clock, q, Mr. Burrows Tavern III Upper haHOO'
| Prince Georges county, Maryland,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-24
THE FARM

r.tAyfl . HILL = S&&V6To
eSlf4oS on which the late Col. William b Bea' .
wv sided, continuing
SA NINE EyfyCHRED 3rRES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHyuOND.
CLEARED,
CLEARED,
Brig Powhaian, lie Breton, Cork, and . mar

CLEARED,
Brig Powhaian, lie Breton, Cork, and q mar
ket, -four.
ARRIVED,
Schr Naomi, Morss, from Philadslpha via Norfolk
with sundties, to WORKMAN q McGruder, Lancs ster
q DENLY Perkins Harris, Capt Boiling Win
ston, w Hardie, w Mitchell, s. Putney, w & C.
franc, w M Swoope, Pcyton, II Eustace,
11chcnor, Bosher. X Armstrong
Schr William e. Louisa. Haskell, from Norfolk
Schr Aurora, Green from Baltimore with ballast
SAILED,
Schr Hornet, Gould, for New York, with tobacco,
-four, &C. -
schr Zcmbuca, Mason, for Baltimore, with coal q
-four.
Schr New York, Stevenson, for New York, with
coal. f'1'E
coal. ''."
Schr Isaac w. Norris, Townsend, for New York,
with coal.
Sehr Newbern Packet. Middleton, for Norfolk,
with coal
In Hampton Roads, ship Norfolk Wood, Rio de
Janero, d. days Left brig Pioneer from Richmond
spoke Goth inst. lon "a no. lat SO 20. brig ventro
50, from James river, bound 10 Antwerp.
From, Gore's J9doertiser.of May 20.
Lverpoo-Ar'd. ships Helvetius. Patterson Rich
mond Pinto, Virginia; James Cooper do Enter
ed for loading-shp Tally Ho, Virginia
From Gores liverpool .adrertiser Of .uny 10.
Liverpoo-Ar'd ship Suffolk, Richmond. failed
brig Fenelon, Rich, Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
"THE OATH"

Tho National Inteligencer. to account for the lii
tie Hollander's degrading the Government, by run
ming down to Norfolk with the dispatches for the
Russian Plenipotentinry instead of requiring him to
repair to Washington, related what it had heard
that when Mr.. Randolph last crossed the Potomac,
ne "swore an OATH never to do it again. This has
called out the gentleman who was probably the com,
municant the nnecdote; he seems vastly uneasy
bout 1t, and puts another face upon it. His state
mentis, that Mr. Randolph when crossing Potomac
Bridge and whilst paying toll. observed, las the aD-
ecdotist thinks, in auson to his bad HEALTHY sthot
he should Tor would) never that bridge again.
This we presume is the true version, of q most
grave and important affair. Whether he "swore the
OATH or did not swear it, imagine, of the least
possible consequence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
NOAH.

Great pains have been taken by the apologsts OF
the President represent Noahs denomination after
rejection by full Senate, and when Mr.. Tazewell
had gone home, as occasioned by the particular re-
quest OF Cen Marks, Senator from Pennsylvania
who bad voted against him. Gen Marks lives at
ftsbrg is now we believe thore and the conjecture
IS not improbable, that the following article from the
Pittsburg Salesman, proceeded indirectly from him.
IL stamps the whole story with falsehood, and con.
firros what we stated. that if Gen Marks had been
in his place. he would not have voted for Noab thus
placing the fact, if "Jus,ice" is veil informed ont Of
controversy that the denomination OF Noah. WINS a
pitiful calculation. founded upon Mr.. Tazewells ab
sence, and Gen. Marks illness
"Justice" seems to resent our having said fupon
anothcrs authority that Gen. Marks was of Jewish
extraction. Wore he acquainted with us personally.
ne would know that we did not intend any reflection
on Gen Marks, or consider it possible that such an
extraction could be reflection upon any man. Jew
or Gentle, il is all the same TO u.s. We respect n
Jew Just as much a Christian if he personally de-
serves respect; would make friend of him MS soon.
vote for him soon. Not having the honour Of
Gen. Marks acquaintance, we yet highly honor him
as man and Senator. lie has proved himself ca
pablo and fearless at time which tried the stuff Of
which were made.
Pom THE STATESMAN.
GEN. MARKS.-If I understand the scope of
the excusatory observations of the Jackson On pers
defending The conduct Of the President in renomina.
ting Mr.. Noah Surveyor of the Port of New York
after ne had been rejected by fall Senate eve. v
member IN his place. our Senator, Gen. Marks il
made to bear the iniquiy, properly chargeabe to the
president, himself Noah aud his fronds would fain
wish u to be understood that Jackson was induced
! by General Marks declarations, TO thus insult and
degrade THO y 8 Scratc' who, th2, knows .bo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30

Tho Circular Of Cearns 81 Croary or May 18th,
Saturday says, Importers have for the most part
sisted every effort at depression Th cous,impo ion
OF Cotton 10 unabated. 1.-THE King at that date
dangerously l.-EDiTss]s Flour. in bond, absolute
~ nominal; to- free -four and Indian there is
retsildomand. Naval stores lang i'd Sales
1nimportant Ashes declining. sales of Pots
35s Sd. Sales Of cotton on 10Th $500 bags.
Cores Advertiser Of tho Goth contains remarks
on cotton, but quotes Upland AZ 6aa7a'l Orleans at
eSas&d. II says tho duty on foreign wheat has de-
crossed is per quarte; and -four u per bbl fine qua
lities of wheat brought full prices
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
FOR CHARTER,

NEW BOOhS AL NASH'S.
A t NASHS, many works of permanent
IA and of transtory nature received amongst
which ore
Jefferson's Works, 4 vols led edition
Works of President Edwards in 10 vols
Select Practical Theology Of the 18th century,
comprising the best practical works Of the great En-
ghsh Divines and other congenial authors of that
age. Collected and arranged, with biographical
sketches, and occasional notes, by james Maryh.
President of the University Of Vermont, in vols.
Narrative ofthe captivity & adventures of John Tan
ner, ~ s. interpreter at the Saul de Ste Mariei
during so years residence among the Indians in the
terror of North America. Prepared for the press by
Edwin james, M. D. Editor Of an account of Major
Longs Expedition from Pittsburgh to the Rocky
Mountains.
Anthon's IIorece
Chronicles of the city of Gotham, from the papers
of retired Common Councilman; containing. the
Azure Hose, the Politician, and the Dumb Grizzly
]. K. Paulding.
Neurological Fictons of the Greeks and Romans
by Charles Philip Moritz. Translated from the 5th
edition in German, with improvements by c. +. w.
G. g. "a
Advice to Christian. on the importance of aim
ing at elevated sta ndard Of Plety, by q Village
Pastor, with an Introductory Essay by the Re- Dr.
Alexander, of Princeton, ~; j.
NOVELS "A great variety Of new and interes
/ ting, received as above, by -
ie 80 JOHN III NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
WILLIAM w. GRAY'S

ItNHE public is respectfully informed. that the Pa
tent Right for this invaluable article has xpired;
consequently, many prctsnders to the business, as
OH as counterfeters, will be Offering their stus for
snle. In ORDER therefore to prevent fraud and with
view to accommodate the public as far ns pructca
bic, have obtained, and shall continue TO Ike, D. the
Ointment prepared by DR.. WILLIAM JUpEINs. him
sell residing at Mount Pleasant, Jefferson County,
Ohio BY an agreement with this gentleman. shall
have the exclusive sale of his Ointment in all virginia
south of the Blue Ridge mountain Then, for tho
genuine Ointment. call at my house, on Governor
street. the Post Office
The Ointment prepared by me- is now put in beau
tn stone pots double large formerly Just re-
ceved from Baltimore, and contain nearly baly a
pint, with my signature the label.
u wish the public distinctly to understand. that
John III Eustace has not now, nor never shall have
again, my Ointment for sale.
je so WILLIAM w. GRAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30

WILLIAM II. ASHTON, No 90, Bswley's
w wharf, Baltimore, late of the firm of Ashton
81 Moae is prepared TO transact business, and make
The usual adypntcs on consignnients 10 s5--st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
THE WEST INDIA TRADE.

The New York Morning Herald of the a3d furn-
ishes the following letter from London 1t opens
some new views in connection with the negotiation
for recovery of the Colonial trade-ra,her imagi-
nary should think.
The alluson to king" Arthur, reminds us of q
pleasant anecdote told of George Nv. by Mr.. Bar
bour. His majesty always calls the Duke of Wei
lington, Arthur: "Arthur he said, was King of Eng
land, O'Connel ofIreland. and himself of Windsor
Was our military chiefain such man as this same
Arthur, so self-dependent truly intrepid and ener-
getc, of such masculine and vigorous common sense
instead Of being what he mpotent but for revenge
one might forget that arms, talents or merit were
tho instrument Of his elevation. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
AurftotJ safes.


IN virtue Of two Deeds of Tru,,. ercc,,.a, ;.
%; Armietead and William cambridge by VIII
hamd. Motifs and Marcela his wife, the one on the
eighth day Of January, ICES. end the other ON Tho
eighteenth day of February, iS2s-and enothor DeeS
OF trust, executed to Herbert A. Claiborne q Ch.r
y Gay; by the said William l. Morris, on the tenth
day OF July l82s--all OF which, deeds are recorded
in the Hustings Court Of the cty of RichmonJ. 20
snau proceed to sell on the premises on the 3ob dav
OF June next for ready money for the purpose there,
IN mentioned two Lots, pieces or parcels of Land
the plan OF the said city by No. (347) three hundred
and forty seven, and No (352) three hundred and
nifty two, which were conveyed TO tho said William,
l. morris; BY Thomas Rutherford and Sarah his wife
oy then deed bearing date the 18th day of Junc
iSz5,. and admitted TO record in the cierks ofFcc
or the Court Of Hastings for said city-and on which
are now eected extensive brick suildings used ss n
waTenouse, and Tor other purposes: aso three 9TH
er Lots pieces, or parcels of Lind known and dis
t,ngushed in the plan Of said city, by number fa4.
three hundred and forty two number three hundred
end forty-three 34s) and number three hundred and
3D. with the buildings commonly cslIel
Shockoe Warehouse, and all other buildinps and i'm
provements thereon; which property was conveyed
to the said William l. Morris by two several dceds
for undivided Inoieties thereof-onc made on the
tenth day OF June, 1896, by Richard GREGORY. and
Elizabeth his wife, and John Pepram, and WILSON
Gregory; the other, Elade on The same dny bv Jo
sePh sudiey of Chesterfield county, and both admit
ted TO record IN the clerks Office of the Hastings
Cour: OF said city: also, other Lot piece or pur
Gel OF LAM known and distinguished in the plan of
said city, by number three hundred and forty-sy
,346, which was conveyed to said William |. Nor
ms, by William A. Smith and Sarah Smith. by their
Decd bearing date the 18th day of September lsa6,
and admitted to record in the clerks Office Of Tho
fiustings Court ofthe city aforesaid
The above described property was advertised by
us to be sold on the 10th February last but the sale
wns prevented from taking place by an injunction
obtained by William l. Morris, from the Chancellor
OF the Williamsburg district; which Injunction has
been dissolved by the Chancellor of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond district.
The tnleto the foregoing property ia believed to
DE unqnestionably good Acting as trustees, We
VIII convey such title is vested in us by virtue of
the said deeds oitrust
JOHN NJ ARMISTEAD, 80
WILLIAM CAMBRIDGE, (S
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, {
CHARLES S. GAY, "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
NEw YoRK. June es.

- NEW YoRK, June %.
THE MARKBT.--A good Business has been do
ing in Cotton through this week though tho total
quantity sold is much below the aggregate Of last
week. In coffee there is nothing new Ashes are
a. stated in our last notices Philadelphia Flour has
been sold at So cash, to s. time The Corn Ex-
change continues heavy There is rather more move
mont in Sugar and Molasses.--[ Jour. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30

" We conclude this morning, the documents ac-
companying the 9TH Auditors Report on the accounts
Of Lieut.. Randolph.
That gentleman Will be heard from in few days.
His personal friends, apprised ofthe character of his
materials for Defence feel tho greatest confidence in
his being able TO sustain himself in the most satisac-
tory manner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
p. CHUBB'S PRIZE OFFICE.
THIS DAY.

Delaware, s. Carolina g. Louisiana Lottery so
. EXTRA VIII DC drawn Capital Prize SIS 600.
bO Numbers-9 Drawn Ballots
PRrZEs.
prize Of $4,000 prize Of $500
i do Of 1000 1 do OF f048
1 do of 1000 do OF 1000
&c. SC &c
Tickets "a, halves 2, quarters !, for sale at
je " p. CHUBBS Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30

In Richmond Hastings Court, Jsns %. 18sOs
1T appearing to the Court that Major William
j. Price who yes, on Friday last recommended to
the sxeeutce as 81 person to b, appointed Super
lntendent OF the Public Warehouse in this ty rs
ton IN the Richmond Commercial Compiler and the
DAILY Richmond Wing, that the Court will proceed,
on w wednesday next, 10 make new recommendation
of person to fill the said Office
copy. Teste, pH C. HOWARD, CIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30

u 8. ship Concord, Capt. Perry, sailed from Hamp-
ton Roads on Monday morning, for Russia, with Mr.
Randolph and Suite on board.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
E'ona our Cor,;1ssaud.n,
LONDON. M

LONDON, May I, 1890.
The West India trade, or it is termed here, the
Colonial Question, Is as far from being settled
ever. My opinion which has been formed otter re-
peated conversations with many clever and reepec-
table politicians OF this country, is briefly this. The
English Government suppose that we are to derive
some great advantage from the West India trade
this in their political SYSTEM is equivalent to some
great injury to them, and the re,ul anxiety evin-
ced by our Government, tn settle this question, con-
III ms them in their views You not be surprized
If you hear that the English Government have pcs
uyeiy refused to listen to any proposition respeoe
ting the West India Trade, if they permit il to
be nae ntoned at all, il is only of bait to in
duce our minister to receive proposition from them
Honest John, as he calls himself, is shut out from
the Canadas for six months in the year. Now if
he could only induce our Government to permit him
to land his goods at New York, to have them seal
ed and sent through the canals rail roads, &c of
that State to Canada at all seasons, perhaps under
certain restrictions Jonathan may be allowed to sup
| ply jamaica, &C., with lumber and other notons.-
Again, we want the navigation of the St. Lawrence,
or Mt least we are supposed to wan, it. Now by
the treaty peace of 1888, confirmed by the treaty
OF 1894 The navigation " the Mississippi is declared
free and open jorecer TO The suects IF Great Britain.
This privilege, as 1T stands now, is dead letter, but
when the canals connecting the tributaries of this
river with Lake Erie shall be completed it will be
matter of great interest to the English Government
70 obtain the right OF passage, a voyage may then
be effected from the Canada's to Jamaica in ii or
days Ii Is rumored here that tho Government Ina We
made propositions of this nature to our Minister and
it remains TO be seen whether they will be accedcd
to. give you these reports as hear them, without
vouchiDg for their accuracy. The heah of the King
is tho llabsorbng topic Of the day. His death will
not produce any change in The system of policy now
IN operation, for King Arthur, he is called, is
firmly established public opinion to be easily laid on
the shelf The general impression seems to be, that
the King cannot last moro than two months longer.
am, respectfully.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30

~ meeting of the working men in the city of
New York on Thursday last, nominated Erastus
Root as Governor. The meeting was thinly attend
cd, the Journal of Commerce says by about $780, the
Sentinel by ITS or zoo. Considering the populatlo
of New York, the meeting may be deemed failure.
In the interior, Francis Granger has received the
nomination ofthe Telegraph, an antmasonic paper in
Chennngo County, and the Albany Argus seems to
apprehend will be nominated by the Antimasonic
Convention in August.
AT this distance. the taking up of Gov Root, by a
motion Of the working men, the out hack of the
Regency, who have used him as long as his services
were valuable, and recently bought his acquies-
cence by the mission to Green Bay-the taking him
up by those who profess to have it in view to pu,
down the traders in politics, seems infinitely surpr
sing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30
Valuable BuiIdinn Lots

Valuable Building Lots.
VvNHE subscriber, as Executor of the late Mr. John
H. Brown, offers for sale four lots of land. cacl,
thirty feet wide on Locustsreet; extending on that
sreet rori Mr. John Rutherfoord's tenement toward.
Il street 20 a street not yet cut down Those lots
have Secn lately leveed. Their airy situation and
contguity TO the business part of the town, make
them peculiarly well adapted for the residence of
trading men with families, and doing business ON /;
street. CHARLES COPELAND.
je 26--eotf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30

Tickets IS, halves q so, quarters I Is.
pickels for sale at the Managers Office.
Je 70 YATES q McINTVpI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30

The above sale will take place on the premises
al IL o'clock, under the direction of Thomas Taylor
Auetioneer. ]. NJ ARMISTEAD,
WM. DANDRIDGE.(-
-. II. A. CLAIBORNE, trustees
80 G.. A GAY,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-18

Court Of Probate, Portsmouth, Jan II 1920
TEEE Administration account on the ca
n, tate OF Mary n. Almy, was presented.
1t is ordered thereon. that ihe consider
alton thereof be referred to n Court of Pro.
bate, IL be holden at the house Of Oliver
d. Greene, in Portsmouth, on the Cd mon.
day in Fe5uary next. at 9 o'clock, =. NJ
and that previous notice be given by pub.
llshing n copy of this order three several
tunes in the Rhode Island Republican, 10
ali persons interested to appear at said time
and place, and be hchid.
Trric Copy
RICHARD S!IER NAN Jr. Prob. CIR
Portsmouth. Jan. -. 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-18
From the Literary Souvenir.
HOW SHALL WOO HER

How shall WOO her'-I will stand
Beside her when she sings;
And watch that fino and fairy hand
Fit o'er the qniverng strings;
And will tell her, have heard,
Though sweet her song may be,
A voice whose every whispered word
Was more than song to ne!
How shall | WOO hcr'-I will gaze.
In sad and silent trance
On those blue eyes whose liquid rays
Look love in every glance;
And | will tell her, owes moro bright,
Though hrirh, her own may beam,
win fling deeper spell to night
Upon me in my dream
How shall I WOO hcr'--I will try
The charmsOr olden time.
And swear by earth and sea and sky,
And rave in prose and thyme,--
And will toll her when bent
.ly knee in other years
was not halt so cloducnt,--
! could speak for tears!
How shall WOO herr will bow
Before the holy shrine
And pray the prayer, and vow ths row,
And press her lips TO mine:
And will tell her, when she parts
From passions thrilling kiss,
That memory to many hearts
Is dearer far than bliss
Away! away! tho chords are mute,
The bond is rent in twain -
Yor cannot wake that silent lutte,
Nor clasp those links again;
Loves toll know is little cost,
Loves perjury liph, sin;
Bot souls that lose wha, have LOST
What have they left 10 win;