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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14

WASHINGTON City, ,p'. 22 1881
SIR: avFil n.yseH Of denttl WIT 10 hi.
., TO IA yopr snion subj OF the dePp Of
10 crest to my l,R-:InzeDso OF New Orle.us nust.
'h"reforr, you VIII pron NE lb-r taken ty an il
d:vdua cic had With cffi i,l right ed ite.i YOU
The growing roGmercs Of that cry, end j. conn. &
ions with all the goat trading capitals o. the Union,
require more iIeequAnt comu.unis alton than 10 now
e'joyed The i.cte sed rapid wi.h W. ich you have
o. a'e caused tire msil 10 be ranrpori+d 10 that &C.
hae bsen OF insoDsevsb!e benefit to It's lnh ,btan,s
and which have greatly added 10 he smclunrnt Of the
Post once parmen'. May we no, venture TO hope
o' SONS hing moro, and ha, i, will soon bs in yOur
power to extend TO us tho f'eiues OF daily mail.
such an arrangement will afford proc s Of y5ur AZ.
,enion to ihs Department in which your services have
been 60 emiDenily use;ul-yould again add 90 The
pat lie re9enut-wouid give activity to The COM
mereia operations OF tina, grea, Emporium the South
ana would meet with the MOI, raeful asknowledg-
mems ci tnoss 10 VIII ise bshal! this is written, as well
az from our most obedie NJ servant,
HENRY CARLETON.
W. T. BARRY, Postmaster General u States
(COpy)
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
September 23d, 1881.
HENRY CARLETON Esq. Washington Guy.
SIR: Your letter OF yesterday duly received, and
lis contents have been atteniively considered.
From my first entrance upon the duties of this De-
partmen, the accommodation of the city OF New Or
leans with improved mail facilities became subject of
deep soci,ude.
have endeavored, in that improvement, 10 progress
IN iuli ratio with the growing state of the finances of
the Department For some time past, il has been INV
determination to establish that mail daily the
resources OF the Department would justify ! am SEN
sibe OF the great importance OF that City the nte-
rests OF all the Western States and all the Atlantic
clues, as the great intermediate mart for both. The
advantages OF the arrangement set forth srikingy in
your letter, and the pressing in which you
lterate The earnest calls OF your fellow cZens, have
determined me to delay the subject longer You
are therefore authorised any farther enqui-
Tes on this subject by that the nail which
has hitherto run but three times a week between the
Atlantic cities aud New Orleans shall henceforh be
transported every day. soon as the additional stock
be placed upon the road which will probably take
place within two months. No time shall be lost in
carrying this INFO effect.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14
Your obedient servant,
W. Il. BARRY

We Oh erve iha' pracuee hN ia'e'y aimed 10 q o
Department o! s ate Of giving 'mmedia'e pubisiy o
chH S communisa ions Of ihml Igsnfe tom it, sgsD
abroad, whoever hy SIRE deemed 20 be In,eres ing 10
doy poii N OF tie public and the Navy ID partner,
his al'o inr ,dused The prasics of publishing mouta-
" Naval Register, continuing S1ms Of the mos, i'm.
Por ans ch'nGes IN the Navy Rg'er, az ascer aimed
az hs DeparimtnU" We noIise hese nbov> tioDs for
hc purPoo 81 giving ihe tn cordial appreciation As
respe'tf be 81, our Government agents abroad cave
or ought 10 blve he resdi 81 TO al information
a6 ng our trade ard commeGcs, anil through The m
all intelligence Of thai nature should be pfom,Isa,ed
with as much deSpach atIsaN IL could be reseived
oy pr, ATE naoo' 50 'h', !, should gve rise 70 any
Norfolk Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14
.Mojcr Eaton TO

.Bojcr Eaton to Mr. Branch
Nj. B>uiru IL in he room, If you wax ov,r-I hav'
no Office ion III. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14
pxN1TENr1ARy 2ajS.,, 1872,

OT@INUE tx UTIsmEN.
-"e.ss Jas CHmok. Benj II. Hhite, Ton,linson
Fort Inspectors OF tbs sol; eptary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14

81 the Department oil State, from an altbeniie
in letter, dated 'o'
.sa, iANGIER, 18th July. 1884,
Somonme 10 The mon'b Of Oeio,er, 1890 the En.
PeIor OF morocco 'eni an army oil 900 lrscp. sbitay
yinee OF hrm'en 10 the Pasbsc OF o 40, X moan NJ
hgeIs oI' armament was ted out al F.z. m con.
s.quente OF request Irom he Arabs OF X ,n.en IN
,oem against the Ffrnsh, sHd was con IN ndsd
~ me Etnperof's C.U'in, MUley S.limsn. ,h gssat
oho' OF IA"zIn, sallsJ dtsI II dji L4rb aeeomp.n,
'os me army o. lbeis arrival a. Ksms. n ib com.
wVpeto oy ievyImg large eonsrbu'ious to ,. amount
Of more Than $1,000 % reported, wbleh It.v sent
VIM l@gs escort TO The Il npef, F,z Tue A 40 dr.
30 Of 'bls ,nsrsudpg system sud cendeiSs tie MOors
sgsiuis item, and nsl beat The ou Of H. IL T.
lne Emperor not having sent sby sussours or p.oyi.
'Ion 10 me routed army, they returned 10 and AZ,
cu,sd The bDrror odeserdbg me aod u bb,rg IN sn,
OF their booty; hey then atemp 20 kl III, N,n,.,..
Cioi hch"mmtd Ben Dor ard bDe1y obhs fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
FALL GOODS.
YTALG MGTLSOM z go,


H AVE received and arc now opening, general
q assortment of Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, ofthc
latest Notwithstanding in part, of
Black, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
Valencia, tOinct and swansdown vCstings
Plain aud fancy lorcninc and marscIl!cs DO
Supcriirc, mddling and common sattjnctt5
Striped, plaid and plain lnseys
Single and double millcd kcrscys
Rose, point and duiic blankets
Supcslinc white and assorted hannC!s
Tartan pnids and cOmbots
Black and coourcd bombaze;ls
French and Eng Ish mcTino cloths
Mcrino Circassnns assorted colours
English aud French Jet bumbaznC5
a large assortment of fancy prints and GiGghams
9-3, 81 and 6i combrick and iaconot inuslins
Figured and plain Swiss book and null ditto
Checked, striped and corded inconcts
ID bordered Swiss and iackonct crayats
Black Italian and fancy silk dc.
English and India flag and bundanna hdkt5
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black white and scarlet merino shawls
Thbct and cashmere do.
Wor.trd baregc. Thibct and mcrGo hdkis.
Fancy silk, bnrcec and crnrc hdkf5 and scarf.
Rich changeobIc rros DO naples silks
Elegant loulard figured do.
Black and assorted gros dcs hides
Black and changcobc figured meudlripcs
Black Italian lu5'rng, su crlor quality
Heavy company satin and lcvHn,iucs
Sarsncl scnshcw and florence silks, assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
Now style belt and bonnet tibbauis
Lace capcs. pclcrucs g. orclls Of the latest style
Black and white lace wells
LnccS, cdgugz and quillugs, assorted
1T and i white aud black bobhnct llccs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Hncl; and white, woTstCd and cotton G0.
Ladies' aud gculcmcns gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior qualify
Fac and supcrliug ingram carpelin-= and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and shcCtlrcs
Table diaper and damnsk
Brown and bCachcd Russia shccing
Scotch oanCburgs md Ticklcn5urgs
Heavy cotton oznaburgs
Brown and bcachcd chriIngs and shcctings
Checks, plads, tckiugs, Jeans, c,ci--which, wit
further supplies daily expected, will be sold at tn
lowest prices. oct ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
NOTICE.

a II BLAMIRE takes this method Of informing
81 his customers and the public OF MS daily expcc-
tation from Philadelphia If supply of Fresh Garden
Seeds, embracing every useful article for a Kitchen
Gardcn--nnd can, nc believes with confidence, re-
commend hem genuine.
~ g.. j. III. Il. feels thankful to his friends and
tho public Tor their liberal patronage daring he past
sonsnr dc (
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
INTERMEDIATES. &c.

A r u. ". JENKINS Merino shaw, Linen, and
~ Fancy DIR, Good store, the Ladies viii ind an
extensive assortment of all the new shaped Byron
Collars, both lace and linen Also, lace ehem'set'si
lace surpliee chemscs, lace caps collas, 6orelas,
and outings also, lace CUTS Of te chan,lly work. Al
rNnceh prices. IN ,
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.NEW BOOKS ar RI SMITHS
EyHE SEPARATION-A Novelty the An.


YEyHE SEPARATIoN-A Novelty the Ar
4 thoress of Filtration"
a Free Conversation the objectionable sin, where
in the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. the Final
Apostacy, and tho Sin unto Death, are shown o."
have been originally dstinct BY James p Wilson.
Elements of Mythology; or classical Tables of tn
Greeks and Romans: to which arc added some no
tees of tbs Syrian, IIndoo, and Scandinavian SUI
pcrsiltons, together with those OF the American
Nations tho whole comparing Polytheism with
true Religion. For the use OF Schools BY the
Author OF American Popular Lessons"
a Treatise on Fevcr-By Souihwood Smith, M. D.
Physician TO the London Fever Hospital Also
another supply Of
Douglas on the advancement ofSociey, in knowledge
and Religion
IIcnIy's Commentary G vols vo Best Edition.
Rev Robert Halls Works-completc.
New Testament Royal vo superior edition
Pearl Pocket Bibe--eegant and plain.
Peter Parey's Tales OF Animals
Bonuycastles Menyuraton.
Cruises Digest of the Laws Of England, on Real
Property.
Scolt'a Commentary. livery low.)
Southcy's Life Of Nelson Family Library Edition
&c. &c. SC. Jan 10
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rERNi~ ->vnscRirtioN D,itN k,iNuSp Wqt0 ~
City Subscribers So, year, end oT shorter PERIOD the
sic OF 80 year, both payable IA advance Hhcn sent By
mail SO n year
AoVihIsNo For one s1uaIc OF Is lines lose, one IN.
10 81; three insertions l., and
:7cty sLCCec ling insertion S3l cents.
mCe week, FIRST week 81 -; every succeeding week
rwice n wcck, insertion cents every succeeding
: ton so
onee week, fra; seon Is cents; every succeeding m
LsIon SD cents.
All advertisements also tho CoNsrrUTIoNAt
Trin.
Transient advertisers most pay IN advance
The number he noted on the vs., or iey
M be inserted ordered be stopped, and charged ac
C1.iingy.
Annual Advertisers charged 80 dollars oT two squares
s2i in thatspoportor for advertisements OF greater length
and dealers, who charged SUO
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WtiS; - published twice
week. Tuesdays and Fridays) AZ hvc doars per annun
,ayablc IN advance.
FoI4drcrisng75 c-u,S asqae, or less, oF the rs, in
sn.:io,. and so cents Tor eaoh continuance
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CARD have much pleasure in announcing to
y the Public that Mr. Shaw who has attended my
Classes in Bookkeeping, is perfectly adequate in i'm:
parting to the student the theory and ramihcatons OF
this necessary mercantile art, which with the sntangu
lar method of penmanship, will trust ensure him that
success, which the citizens of Richmond have so la
WHISKY contributed towards me- Mr.. Shaw will be my
in the Office where have given instructions,
and those who have not finished their course OF
lessons will be attended TO by him.
ian OF A. CARPENTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
J January Fashions.


y ICII changeabe aud figured Lyonese and Fou-
IL lard striped silks, of and ec giant patterns
Fancy figured and striped gauzes and grencdene
robes, of various colours
Fancy painted gauzes, Cor evening L: esses
White, lemon, scarlet and green worsted barreges
Elegant pink and white blonde causes, and white
India satin
Rich cold French saiins
Superior black Italian utestring gro de maps, mar
senes sarsnets and horences
Ladies and misses white and co!oured long kid
gloves
Superior quality white horse skin ditto
Embroidered and fancy coloured silk hose
An extensive assortment of all kinds of English
thread and bobinct laces
Insertlngs, edgngs and footing lace
Wide and extra wide rich bobnet trimming laces
All the latest style gauze, Grape, and silk barrege
dress handkerchief and scarfs
PLAIN and figured lace chemcse'ts, OF various pat
terms
The above, with many and fashionable fancy
Dry Goods, will be sold at reduced prices, at
r. II. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Irish Linen,
jan 2G and Fancy Dry Good Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
.rxT1 LADx's BOOZE.

TISfiE above work Is presented to the public, and
- more particularly to the ladies, for then patron.
age. II may with the strictcsl proproy he c!aSscd
among the first periodicals of tho day. It embraces a
wide field OF entertainment IN every department Of
literature and usefulness, and is truly the Lniys
Book
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
Lamp Oil, Teas, &c.

Lamp Oil, Teas, &c.
WTINTER pressed lamp oil
w Gunpowder tea, ezra fine quality
St Croix sugars, for sale by
j7u3I-3t OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO.
Books at 80 per cent. below Cost.
rHNlIE subscriber having an ovERGRowN sock OF
n Books on hand, and being particularly deswnus
of reducing it To nero sKELEToN, is determined 10
SCH at unprecedented low prices; portion OF 1t he
will dispose Of al g. 81 and so per cent. below cost
ian - = n. SANXhY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
MERINO SHAWLS.

M EltlNO SHA LIS.
SCARLET. white, blnck and yellow square and
~ long Merino shawls
IL and o i superior black Merino shawls with
lead coloured borders
Thybet wool shawls of all colours
Tuscan and cashmere do
81 lead colour Tbybet hdkfs
! white colouied do
The above comprises the most extensive assort-
ment of shawls in this city. and offered, [as
the season is advancingl at unusually low prices,
r. ii. JENKINS
MeTino Shawl, Irish Linen and
jan 81 Fancy Dry Good Store.
M ESS and Prime Pork
IYl Do do beef
Mackere No I, o, aud .. for sale by :,
jan 2G-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
pUNCI Raisins, aud Almonds for sale by
- j~n2 as DAVENPORT. ALLEN. & CO.
Il COOK FOR HIRE.
a Have for hire Female Servant, excellent
IL Cook, without incumbrance.
jan % ]. ii. EUSTACE.
WHiSKEY &c CANDLES.-I2 hhds Baltimore
w Whiskey, good quality
81 Boxes Candles 4s and 6s, for sale by
jan3-3i OTIS. DUNLOP 81 co.
DAPER.-The subscriber has received supply
L. of toolscap and letter paper, among which is
some very superior blue laid.
ian IL r d. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10
CONDITIONS.


Book.
CONDITIONS.
The worl, I'll be issued in numbers the first Of
every month, comprising ftyslX large octave pages,
printed fine super royal paper stitched IN coourcd
covers. Every number wall contain piece of mn
c one coppcrpinte engrnrng and at 'cast four rood
.,i, illustrative Of some Of the contents, aud every
'rcc months coiOJrcd p'tc of the latest fashions.
The subscription price IS three dollars per onnum,
payable in advance: % per cent semi annually viii bc
-ldcd to all subscriptions that remain unpaid NJ the
ration Of year.
embellishments ~ The January numhcr-PhiIa-
MA fashions, handsomely cJioTcd, the cabinet
,.,..cil two subjects OF embroidery, calico PRINT
works AT Combyvlc, Spanish DANCE, Cadets mon
uncnt at West Point, two popul1! English songE set
q, music. two French medals.
Subscriptions received at the Book, Stationery aud
Fancy store Of II. SANHAf
jan p
gaVIIE FAMILY TEMPERANCE MEETING;
p or nm Illustration Of the nature, symptoms, and
danger Of Intcmpcruncc--By tho author OF "Sahtlth
school Teachers Visits" Jrs published, for sale by
doc 30 tOLLINS 70
Winter Oil, Candles, &c.
4 q Casks Now London winter pressed o'l, fresh
j. . made
so boxes spcrm candles
80 do Lees soap, landing from Schr Fair
field, FOR salc by OTIS, DUNhof " w
I'M Ut
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Richmond. December 80, 1880.

RithmonG, December 80, 1880.
The parties insterested will please take notice, that
L have appointed the 29h day of March next and this
office the time and place, for commencing the account
directed in the foregoing order when and where they
are required to attend with their and vouch.
and with office copies of such of the papers
as may be necessary HILARY BAKER, Comr.
inn 22-1nwGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

" Jon PRINTING eEe-u,el =, ..l WL-e.-n-'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

NNAS COMMITTED To- the jail OF Gooch and Coun
Wv ty, he 18th day Of June, 1880. n negro man
who calls himsclfBob. Goldman. and says he is free
man. Rat he was bound TO Nelson Vaudcrval, and
served his apprenticeship to him as a shoemaker, in
the City of Richmond that he afterwards worked at
said trade, with Cooke 81 Ryan, IN SAID City. lie
is about 81 years old brown complexion. nbou feet
inches hlgh--ho IS quite sensible, and can read and
write Tho owner, if any. Is requested to- prove
property pay charges, and take him away otherwise
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
w. LEWIS, Tailor, Cor
ian 81 view WIN BOILING. Sheriff.
NOrICE.-The Coparncrshp heretofore existing
~ under the firm of john Poe S.Cp., was disS olvcd
ON the lst JANUARY. Those having claims against the
late frm, will please make payment Co John Poe, who
is alone authorized TO receive the stne, and settle
Tic affairs Of the late concern. JOHN POE.
CASWEtI. POE.
The business will be continued by the undersi gned,
IN all It's branches, and unremitted attention bestowed,
entire satisfaction TO their trends and
customers JOHN ROE & co.
n, Fl 2awit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-10

CTS anu VIII UICG CViIINs vi sUC'I OF t UVUTl puppets
rs may be necessary. HILARY BAKER, Conf
Jan 22--1awGt
New Kent County Court, November 18th 1885,
I Abncr W. llockaday, comprt, against West G..
Winfree, and james Stamper, admr of Polly Winree,
decd, detts.--IS CHLNCEnY.
This day the plaintiff By his counsel and fled
his bill in this cause; and the defendant West G..
Winiree not having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that he is not an nhabltant ct this common.
wealth; It is ordered that the said defendant do ap
pear here the second Thursday in March next, to
the said bill; and that copy ct this order be
Inserted in The Constitutional Wing, newspaper pub
shed in the city Of Richmond, for two months success
svey and that another copy DC posted at the front door
of the courthouse Of this county.
copy. Tcstc, JNO. ID. CHEISTIAN, c. c.
ian laMSw
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SHyiiL he published in Consecutive series, sucl,
~ of the recent Cirancery Reports of England.
as have not been heretofore published in the United
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-06
FIRST AND LAST DAYS

Lows thou the hour, the first of day,
 When the dewy flowers are opening bright When through the curtains of morning gray
 Are stealing streaks of crimson light? Hath it not power, spell? Doth it not to thy warm heart tell Of life, fresh, sparkling, newborn life, And scenes as yet too young for strife7 Lov'st thou the hour in twilight time.
 When every fcw'r is closing round, When fainter and fainter the far bells chime
 Comes with a soothing, dying sound7 Hath it not spell though it be Differing from the first for thee Doth it not tell of visions deep, And gradual dropping down to sleep? These hours are types and signs of thine:
 Thy first hour brought both smiles and tears, And called farth, faqliDgs haT divine
 In those who looked to fntnse years And watched how grew each features mould, And saw their little buds unfold, And trusted strife should never come, To cast on heart and brow gloom. And thy last bour-tis thine to make
 It calm as twiight's lovely time, A blessed sleep. from which towake,
 Will be to the better world to climb: Remember, lis thine--ay, thine-to choose, If storms shall take place of stars and dews, Or if thy spirit shall have power To make its parting like day last hour.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-06
Aux GRANDs HoMMEs.


 Dedicated by grdtef country to its iustrOMs This is indeed spirit-stirring inscription. A m0ngst the eminent men whose ashes were deposit ed ill the vaults of the temple, Voaire, Ros- seau, Marshal Lannes, De Winter, (the Dutch Ad- mral) Lagrange (the mathema,ician) and Bougain- vile, (the crcumnayigator) Many of the illustrious dead, perhaps all have been removed from the vaults by the of events, which have of late years so agitated the French nation
 The project of N. Montalivet is to restore to its original purpose this beautiful building it IS pro- ject worthy of Frenchman. M. Montalivet pro- poses that none, who do not truly deserve this dis tnction shall be entitled to place in the Pantheon till ten years after their death till the judgement of their contemporaries is confirmed by proximaie posterity. From this rule the ashes of General Foy M Manuel, Duke de Rocheiaucaut, Lioncourt, and B. Constant to be exempted, whose remains il is contemplated will be removed thither on 29th July 1851. On the walls of the Pantheon are to be en- graved the names ofthe humble heroes ofthe French revolution. The last proposition must be accepta- ble the Preach people, and doubly inspire them to a defence ofthat liberty for which their fathers died and prove to them that high low, who their country well, may receive niche in the temple of fame
 Shall we ever see aroused in this country, a spirit similar to that which inspires the French2 It is not anti-republican.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-06
COMMUNINGs WITH THOUGHT.
BY MRS HEMANs.

BY MRS HEMANs.
 Could we but keep our spirits to that height,
 We might be happy but this clay will sink
 Its spark immortal. Bgron Return, my thoughts come home! Ye wild and wing'd what do ye O'er the deepl And wherefore thus tn Abyss of Time o'ersweep, As bird the ocean-foam2 Swifter than shooting star, Swifter than lancers of the northern light Upspringing through the purple heaven of night, Hath been your course afar
 Through the bright battle-clme, Where laurel-boughs make dim the Grecian streams, And reeds are whispering of heroic themes
 By temples ofod Time:
 Through southern garden bowers. Such as young Juliet looked from, when her eye Filled with the fervid sou of Italy Watchd for the starry hours:
 Through the norh's ancient halls, Trung. Where banners thrd of yore, where harp-slrings But grass waves OCT those that fought and sung Hearth-light hath left their walls!
 Through forests old and dim Where OCT the leaves dread magic seems to brood, And sometimes on the haunted solitude,
 Rises the pilgrims hymn:
 Or where some fountain lies, With lotus cups through orient splcewoods gleamng! There have ye been. ye wanderers idly dreaming ofman's lost paradise! Return. my thoughts, return -i !, " Cares wait your presence in life's daily track And voices, not of music call you hpek; Harsh voices, cold and stern
 Oh no, return ye not! Still further loftier, let your soarngs be! free, Go, bring me strength from journeyings bright and Der many haunted spot
 Co., seek the martyrs grave, Midst the old mountains and the deserts vast; Orthrough the ruin'd cities ofthe past,
 Follow the wise and brave!
 Go, visit cell and shrine Gscorn, Where women hath endured i-thro' wrong, through Uncheer'd by fame, yet silently upborne
 By promptings more divine!
 Go, shoot the gulf of death Track the pure spirits where no chain can bind, Where the hearts boundless love its rest may find, Where the storm sends no breath! Higher and yet more high! Hay Shake off the cumbering chain which earth would Onyour victorious wings-mount, nt,mount!-Your way Is through eternity!
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-06
O, lTIt TTHss, And the printers of Paris.

The company separated at an early hour, and the Albany Argus observes that among the fypcsbut few italics were to be seen.