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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-23

A HARD Pull. The vote in the town Of
Hull, Plymouth County, at the late election,
was very close one, 1t will be seen by
the result, that, if there was any Ant-Ma-
sorry in the place, it was completely MULTI
ed in the severity of the struggle between
the National Republicans and the Jackso-
mans. The contest eventuated in the tri-
umph Of the former. The vote stood as fol-
lows: for Lincoln A, Luthrop 0, Morton g.
total r.! s..qgtN e.aaasaf
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-23

FEN C0mmiSsioners' Notice.
IL HE subscribers, having been duly appoint
ed by the Hon Nath'l. Paine, Judge Of Probate
for the County of Worcester, Commissioners
to receive and examine the claims Of the sew
eral creditors TO the Estate of PETER SAW
YER, late of Lancaster, in said County, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, and six months
from the 10Th day OF November inst, are allow
ed to the several creditors to bring in and prove
their claims; and VIC hereby give notice, that
wo will be in session for that purpose at the
house of Austin Davis, innholder. in said Ian.
caster, on the third Wednesday of January,
April, and May next, from one TO six o'clock,
P. d., on each Of said days.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-23

A new Post Office has been established
in Royolston, and known by the name of
the "Reyalston West Post Office" Rev.
Thomas Marshall is appointed Post Master.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-23
FRESH RAISINS,

EN casks. boxes, and qpar,er boxes, for sale
H at the Blackstone Canal Store.
IUt. SUMNER SMITH, 9gcpt.
Worcester, Nov. 90. 4 .........7
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-23

~ The Lyceum Lecture Io-Morotc
Euening, will lie delivered by DR.. PARK =
10 commence precisely at 7 o'clock.
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COFFEE.
BUFFALO ROBES,

ID 2 Il L ALO MD EIJ,
EUST received, 8 bales containing 90 supo.
Cd rior Indan dressed Robes, with ,chiie and
painted pells, believed to be the BEST lot ever
offered in town,--for sale pery fo,s, by
5lfa r d, HAYWOOD.
Worcester, Nov %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
MLNERAL SPRING FARM FOR 49,

IL
e NE subscriber intending to remove to town. will
- ohcr at public sale, on the premises on Monday
the EOn day OF july the farm which he resides near
tne BROOK Turnpike, miles from Richmond, containing
24l acres OF Land; about 80 in woods the balances
which cleared and enclosed has 20 acres of very
low grounds, the Brook Creek! which rms troncI
the farm The Upland is very Lowell and of rood oIa
lty retains manure well, and adapted to corn wheat
od'S rye, ana clover, and large portion Of admira
oy suited TO herdsgrdss well Gitc6cd and may Ee
prohtably converted INTO a meadow to which; p,,rn6ss
part OF 1t Is at present applied The improvements are
convenient dwelling house, for large family an Office
near the house, a frame smoke house, and kitchen
negro houses, with shiuglod roofs and brick chnice
well of excellent water, and is enclosed with clos,
plank fence, and cedar posts, LARGO and ccuve
nlent frame barns, with Louise for wheat machine
attached to of them, carriage house ard r. " Of
stables, with hay lofts and shelters weatherbo rcr and
shinged all in good repair and capable Of sabn %
horses, and as many cattle; excellent market garden
containing acres enclosed with cypress ling and &C.
dar posts large and wei constructed ice house within
IDO yards OF the pond which, together with the produce
of the garden yields considerable income. Gentle
one, peTyons disposed to aoCom1loilt families du
ring the season, would doubtless 6ad this f.
yorlblo situation for the purpose from tho sllu5ry Of
the air, and Of the mineral spring The s.uatio
is remarkably hoclhta which ten years residence with
large family, has aburdantly proved,
The title clear and UnlnCU nbeIed. Terms made
Known the day Of sale Those inclined to purchase
re invited 10 view the premises.
After the sale of the land, shall dispose cf sl,h ne
groes residence in town will en4yis aao so G.agll
with Also, the stock cf horses, mules ca :... .o-s
sheep, wagons, iTts, wheat T1ac liac. -r1s @ ana
forming utensils, blood mare, and .a--.-.1 colt. ..o
years old, by Contention, out of 1l...-5 .-.y 60.
Application TO be made 10 Ehosas T. yo-, La. ,5|
will conduct the sale) 70 tie s15sc5i-sr, rss- On
the farm. JACOB Goao1cAI.
Spring Farm, Hon-ico County, june t,.-z-wc Std
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Gas and effects that may result from co,,;,,,
.s enforcement The persons upon whom this law on
arc mostly youths between the ages of sixtecn
r twcnty-tho most critical time of their livestbc
Pc,ou when they apt to lose sigh of the mo
anu correct principles that implanted in them
curing tho years of childhood-when they arc most
prone TO give into the vices that beset manhood ard
aoovo ALL should they be guilty of doing wrong ace
they are apt to add to the crime in ende,vo,r;, a.
conceal 1T by a falsehoods la not this Law tb.n 81
Suiated TO promote cquivocaou and falsehood-s ton
ehcy 10 produce evil instead of good2 What greater
wee can we possibly imagine than that7 All others
SINK INTO nsgnificancy, when compared to t-Anober
consequence IS the injury the law intiicts upon the
University ITSELF by indirectly excluding from its wall,
ou"g men VINO are grown, and capable of taking upon
themselves the management of their fortunes and con
GERMS without needing the assistance of p,tro, 10
take charge of their money, and administer - ont -
'iei DIS ne may think they stand in of it. Tbav
possess pride about then--a pride in the qovernne,
OF themselves and teirs-that will ever prevent ,ncn
from placing themselves in situation where thew have
~ give up their newly acquired power and right and
submit themselves and their all to the managenont ~
another: 1t is to this, aud the uniform law that can
put attribute IN measure, the small nu,nher cf s,
dents TO the professional schools; and in trnti in ,ba
oe University for it is fact not to BIO Controversial
eve oy the records of the institution, that the
h'lper OF students has been SO great since The
enforcement of these laws as before
ociore tney were passed, there were, was nfornad
STUDENT, young men attending the lectures of the
from every State north of n ork. but since
mat but few of the States have sent hter bt ,v o
tner genuses to be kindled I'm conclusion
must say that these communications are moi the rcs
OF Interested motives or the offspring of nersona an;
mostly towards the Professors of that Institution no.
ping thereby to crafty private spleen indirectly by
direct injury to the University, of which they are
members, and dependent upon-no; and although II
may be true that there has been personal difference
with some of the Professors, yet are others whose
kindness and respect will cause me to respect
winch OF itself, besides the injustice of the act would
forbid me to doa thing that would njure insttu-
non' merely for the sake of doing them an injury
ut they are the result of conviction of the injurious
tendency of these laws produced by the observation
nave made of their operation for the last
years. CIVIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
Employment for | iyjl ENGINEERS

YsNiiE Pre- de"t and Ii ecrors Of tie Bard OF
= f"nl works "t Virginia are dr>i OF Oh.
taiihng the 5 rvices ot Civil En- ,lnerr duI,nu
t"e present year, to survey umd the crec ion 81
the Frnclpa h gan er + he State G, the She at,iorL
ttvcr ahd the conn ~ ,iac-nt IN rero vi haycv
" d &C ta'',''s ne P'ac' billy, ord is -, tlvat-
ages thd Disadvantages f tue iurt0vcIre,! OF IN
River, by ck~ a;iG dams. ar BIZ u cana, or # rI
rad, through the valley of aid River.
inry Wish also 10 cm.pl y another Engineer, "a
examine anH 'urs e! HacS Wa ar River. TO a,.,,-
tam The Pre- 'r"' Y Of opening ihat Riv,r, md
CUT c en-; nal ir IN P"sa" Creek, Sinita6,ld
H. lie Ct igbt, to s'r.e nuvsg,bIa point on sad
biacS mateT River and from tin led OF Bla
" ateF III, ef, 70 ApP"m"tt"X River at or near p
bag 1T is p oyab that other surveys vii aLo
be required - 80 ''"
APphc" is VIII b" c"P"c ed to produce satisfactory
testimonials OF Iheic competency amt SILL from Civil
hne"'' ers of es:ab i,,ed hien reps,tatlon and to
<ata v at oornpers"ti Ii they "ay dscn d, quale 10
Their ser ic"..
By order Of the Board Of Public Works.
}. BROWN, Jr., Second Auditor
u The Editors of the National Intelligence. md
Telegraph, w II Please publish the above one ycnk
Tor Il rec weeks and their account to the SncJ
<Auu'lot LOT Payment. 10 23--law3y
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xSvGGa9e z. &ss2@a
|ONT o : ~ U.VO.N'Ij
CLEARED

I NLEAKEU,
Ship London, Brown for IRE nen with tobncco
stems and logwood, by W Birrct
Snip Lady Hannah E.les Lleddell, for Bremen, wi h
'ooaeco, tobacco stems, and flour, by A w Notion.
ENTERED,
snip VI tria Wolfe, Liverpool, with salt, to Otis
ARRIVED
Schr Eliza Anne, from Snithted, with eundres, to
y WINSTON, Nombe and Wilson, and NJ Wanhall.
Scnr Hector, Travis, from Baltimore.
Sen. como French, from Rlpp ihsnnoc-s, with
corn, TO Brockenbrough * Harvie
Schr ieme iPas, Bunnon, from q fillmore.
shingles, to master
siooP Barrister, Williams, from Petersburg with
sundries.
SAILED,
Schr Rachael and Lydia, for Boston, with coal
Schr Hiram, Bandai, for Boston, coal,
oiooP banlster, Williams for Boston, coal.
Stedihooat John Morris, HILBERT, for Norfolk with
freight and passengers
ste2LlDoGt Comet YOUNG fr D
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TO TEHE Pg wH1s ! g

80 K: GEORGE K. PAYNE, who lives in F1uvanna.
ABOVE Columbia at my house day June %, !
~ informed me, that there has been for some months
ia.ee printed bill IN the hands of Mr. Tonev of New
NGh'on calculated to do much injury 1t represents
lie as oeng :. an inpostor-hat do not know how to
prepare !udkns Ontment-that got into the busne IS
alshohesty' &c" am in hopes that Mr.. Payne is mis-
ahGh as 10 the wording of the bill The object of this
Poicetlon Is TO request, earnestly, that if any
eentehah In the country has such bill he will he so
oDigg as to forward the same, forthwith through the
i' TO ne u Mr. Foney, he says, is engaged in
5eiimg Shepherds Ointment" prepared by John H,
ECst-ce, Druggist, of this city
NJ. WILLIAM w GRAY
Richmond, juno 90 30
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

'arS ana fumors Of WarS.-The District is again
full of 'rImors of wars" between the xmomhars of
.e Saoinet We acquainted with some of the par
tlcuiars' but choose to wait while. Mr.. Eaton is dis
PoSIu TO siew hght-Mr Ingham is not bclligerent.-
IS 100 Tar oil, or else he would be called upon to toe
the mark. precious set-a precious cause-and a
PEsc.o9s piece OF business altogetheE!-Ale=. Ga..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
BHe Il u q q,

q HE Subscriber wishes to purchase ten t6oU,and
Ii bushels good merchandise lgheat deliverable
carly IN July, at convenient landings on James RIVER
Jo 81 J. ], FRY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

f'T-'| Lie sF<H lC|H, inner. June
oillf. 4 LTrrLC LATER - Ia. SL.p Siyor IL -,
Liverpool, hrIugs Loadnn TAPER of the cv,n;p,, ,
.ne u a. tr 10 "a eats uf WHEN we are ma,
t'd to the morning paper.
, Ne officul uocnunt Of Dtccrnicki'S retreat in,
uliicla was vet rcce'vc,; and even questioned
we oo-erEe, whether /. rIpr, Than "a l,;,ch
mont of his force that had taken refuge there.
, VIENNA 9th May.-"Ihcre sill var Gus con-
log reports respecting tac events an ne trnut,a,
Of GSiiIcia Some friends Of ;hc Poles affirm that
only part of Dwetnick's rps has sought r.,y..
In he circle of Tarnopu aud Is not vet ,iis,r,n..I
as the Poles had made ances Which huvs
referred to Vienna to be discussed ruey IN nI ;,
PosspIe that the Poles WHO have fed INTO the c, M,
cian territory, after laying down their arms which
would be carried af(es them, may be conducted "a
the old Polish Frontiers ncar CTac0w. whenc. t,ev
n'ght return without obstacle to their own cnuutrv
cIhe's' with more probab iy affirm that the Posh
I1gatyes will remain Il depot in AUS ria ill tn.
eio OF tEercvouioa, 5at the military IF cts arms
kussans. "
"A Russian Courier who left St. Pe,ersburgh on
VIC "a OF April, has arrived at Vienna He passed
'hrough Ii lianii. and 1irn3 that he insur eciou
~ 'hat Province Is almost eltr"ly suppressed s.
VerHi OF the insurgents. who were taken wi h arm.
~ the.r hands, were treated according to the military
law, aad shot" = ''
II liz "h r'great we have to announce the death
VI one oil the defenders OF liberty, M I,abbrv de-
rohp-errs, aged 81. By singular coin. ideuce 1t
WIS only this morning. few hr, rs bvi.re his dca h.
'at the Gec"'at'on OF July, which lie ut achrd so
Mnmteur. ~'"e - ''''
LONDON, ~ Msy.-Ci:y, T.ceire o'cioch.
nave no nInrn'al news ofanv interest this ,norn-
- an" me Consn Market is cynscq gently du ,
win very Ii e business dong.
ne o. ening fr'cc SO g IL hut ,inc. in,
1t mas defl nd T." 81 49, wach IL he dearest quota
ii"n at present.
- Is setting day in the rern Stock market
n.t 'here are no matera! alterations n any Of the
One o'cfOch-The Consol market coutipuos in the
same state OF inactivity and Is now qnu,cd Il. 81
I-0. Elk quer lis are 7-3, aud ild.a B nds ear
TO pttm uul tN'
In the Foreign market Russian St OK is 81
*; spanish IL II II; Dun,Sh s. I-2; Brnz j !,
oo - oil Ia; and Portuguesc d
nay Pist one o'c!ocf.-Consu!s are now 50 > 4
BUYERS.
Quarter past Tp0 The Market has qg i dee in
Fo2r ociO h-Consols ed at sel2.
MIR. Ingham ceased to as Secretary Of the Treo
suy on Monday last, and leaves town to-day we un.
uerstand, Tor his residence in Pennsylvania
- hlr. Asbury Dickens, Chief Clerk of the Treasury
department, WILL 1t expected fill the Office of Secre
tary, until the arrival of Mr. McLano from England
Nat. Int.
wars and RumorS Of WarS.-The District is apain
lt'ii OF rumors of wars between the ex-members OF
tle Caoinct We acquainted with some of the mar.
Ilcuars but choose to wait while. Mr. Eaton is dis
posed to shew hght-AIr. Ingham is not bcllperent-
ferhaPs Mr. Berriens mete will be tried Mr. Branch
TOO TAR Oil, else he would be called upon t toe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

would not be understood as saying that This ever
been will be- ny students Of the Uniyeriry ,
1iy hat 'helr suaon under ihs law, is a
IN row them i'll the way of lenptat on.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

Mann $. VALENTINE.
y SAILS b. coedlctei by Orr, DunL p g. Co.
iucIioueers 0oH
i..e 2--''-yv'ds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

Mr. lngham ceased to as Secretary of the Treo.
sury on Monday last, and leaves town to-day we un.
ueTstana' tor his residence in Pennsylvania.
Nlr. Asbury Dickens, Chief Clerk of the Treasury
Department WILL it expected fill the Office of Secre
tafy' until the arrival of Mr. McLano from England
Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15
BeltZNouver & Co.'S

SpiendM Lanes Of :. Blue Safety Coaches" BE-
heeen Uashmgton and Baltimore
ySIRsT LINE, 5 O'Clock. Passengers by this line
a srsive in Baltimore by k. consequently III
time for the u O'clock boat for Philadelphia
Second Line, 9 o'clock, via baltimore e. Ohio
Rail Road NO delay or scppsge by this line, as the
Car is always in readiness Passengers srrve in Bait
more to early dinner.
Third Line. 9 o'ciock-Arrives in Baltimore
to early suppen. between and p. NJ.
rr 70 the citizens Of Alexandria and the public in
general the propretors tender their grateful scknow
Judgements fer the encouragement gwen TO me Blue
always find speedy and SAT. conveyance on their
rival in Washington Coach will be in WAITING at the
wharf upon the arrival of the steamboats, from Aiexsn
dria western passengers are sure Of obtaining di
rect convey ance through to Baltimore, as Mr. Boyds
line from Winchester is connected with the above.
For seats please apply at IL: Clagens Hctei
JOHN WEST, agent.
sept 14-dlwyeo2w
winchester Republican weeks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-15
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
letter from Mr.. B,wro,cs.
NEw Yoak, January eth, 1851.

NEW 1ONhs W, iooA'
Mn Dear Sir: Believing myself in your est.
,,,t;oo one of those friends whose motives and
conduct. since had the honor OF FIRST being &C,
quainted with YOU. cannot be mistaken take s .is
liberty of tre-passing on your goodness to obtain
informant, ~irh cannot be as satisfactorily re-
ceived from any other source.
an sensible our country will be lhapPy, IN hear
;nv those opinions which emanate from the re'o-
i,,1ionary Patriot who shed his blood Oh the bat
,Ie.fed. and who presided for eight years over
the dc.tioies of our cOuntry;during which period
every blessing was possessed by our happy. land.
vii You be 90 kind as to give your sentiments
relative to the effect Of the u s. Bank on our ma
innal currency. and what your opinion is in rela-
ton to the renewable of itscharter! Inc s''ua''on
in which the Government was placed without us
aid during the last war: ITS general advantages
in regulating exchange, facilitating the rem'tan'
crs Of Government and individuals from various
parts of the Union, and generally its Importance.
connected with the best interests OF our country
| am, SC.
SILAS E. BURROWS.
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Nr. Fairfax

YsAS returned to aIexsndria, and IS ,r' ,srq W
IL the practice Of his profession ~ W. ~ eo~s
nrigi.bori, ooI. Ills Office is at the i.
PHI and Cameron strestA h,' ~
DR.. r in,his late absence Of rye ",' ...re.,af'
constantly engaged. at Phil7ie;Ph''' ID ''''
medical requirements.
aug 25--diw&eo2w
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-27

eor'eu with elaborate precision; nn,,
the skinny sallow neck was rncircled
WITH string Of glistening pearls. The
shas''y Nlsase Of death thus lecrin.
through the tinsclry Of fashion-,he
VAIN show" Of artificial jo,--u,, 1.
horrible mockery of the ioo!erics Of
ih"red It was a most humilia,iny
anu shocking spectacle. Poor cren.
lure. struck dead in the very act of
iemaie vanity. She must have been
dead Tor some time. perhaps Cor TWEEN
~ minutes, or half an hour. vixen ar
tNtd. Tor nearly all the animal hea,
had deserted the BODY. which vas m.
pidiy siiiicDing. | attempted. bit in
vain, To draw a little blood from the
arm. Two or three women pr..en,
proceeded Ia remove the corp.e IN m.
ned Tor the purpose of laying il out.
" hat strange passi,cness! No rr.is.
lance offered To them While s,ra;ten.
ing the bent tight arm and binding the
Jaws together with n faded white ii
band. which Miss = had destined
Tor her waist that evening.
Yin examination of The bodv. We
iound that death had been ucca,;nnet
by disease Of the heart. Her lif,
might have been rro,,acicd. po,sibl,
ter YEAR, had she bu, taken nv all
vice, and tina, at her mn,h,r. hay,
seen MANY hundreds of rorp-es. a. wei
IN The caIm composurr nf ratuial,ieath
as mancied and distorted by whence
ou' never have | seen II startling
N'hf" "p"n human VANITY. 80 rerul
i've, uo-'ghttullv and iua,hsoue
,,reta'ie, ~ corpse dressed for
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-27
POPULAR TALE.
DEATH AT THE TOILET
From the Diar, Of a y,

"'Tis no use talkin. TO me. mother
rW go To Mrs. P-'s har,y TO.
night, IL i die Tor it--,hat's fiat. You
know as we'll as I do, that Lieut.nan,
n Is TO be there, and he's co,ns
10 leave town to- norrow-so up go
TO dress"
"Charlotte, why will you be so 81,
stinates You know how poorly YOU
have been all the week. and DIR. & .'..,
says late hours are the worst things in
the world for YOU"
"Pshaw, mother! nonsense, non.
sense"
g BE persuaded for once. now. I
beg. Oh dear, dear, what a night too
II pours with rain, and blows a pcrfec t
hurricane! You'll be wet and catch
cold, rely on IT. Come now, wont
you stop and keep me company to.
night That's a good girl"
Some other night will do as well
for that. you know for now III eo Ia
Mrs. P-'s &c il rains cats and dors.
80 up-uP-up so!' singing jaunti.
"Oh she shall dance all dressed in vl,,c, 50 laly
like"
Such were, very nearly. the world.
and such the manner IN which Mis-.
- expressed her determination %
act IN defiance Of her mothers wishes
and enircaties. She was the only
child of her widowed mother. and had.
Out lew weeks before, completed her
twentysixth year. with vet no other
prospect before her than bleak single.
oiessedness. A weaker, more fr,yo.
Ious and conccited creature ueye,
bTeathed-the torment 1T her ami,t,lp
parent, the nuisance of her acduaint
ance. Though her mothers circum
stances were very straiteDed. sulli chg
barely To enable them "a maintain a
footing IN what is called the middlInp
genteei class of society, this young NO.
man contrIved by some means or Other
TO crafty her penchant for dress. and
gadded about here, there, and cyery.
where, the most SLOWLY dressed ner
son IN the neighborhOod. Thouri
Tar from being pretty.faced. ar hayino
any preiensIons 10 good figure. fo,
che both stopped and was skinny. 81,
vet believed herself handsome and
by vulgar, flippsnt forwardness al
deme1nour, especially when IN mixed
company, extOSted such attentions n,
persuaded her thar others though, 90.
For one "r two wears she had beer
an occasional patient of mine. IN,
settled pall0r. the sallowness of he,
complexion. CON jointly win othersvmo
toms, evinced the - s'encc Of i've,
complaint; and the lat visits I had
PAID her, we're IN consequence Of frc
pHcnt sensations of oppression and
pam m the chest, which clearly Iudtca
ted some organic disease Of the heart.
1 saw enough TO warrant nc in warn
ing her mother of the po-s,b,iity of lac,
daughter's sudden death from tin.
cause, and the imminent peril 10 wl,iel
she exposed herself by dancing. t,t,
hours. &c; bot Mrs. - temou
siranees. gentle and aa'setionate a.
they always were. acre thrown ava,
uP.n her headstroug daughter.
IL was striking eight by tic eaurei
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POLITICAL.
TIE ACCEPTED.


THOMAS HtN~Es nArLN.
thank YOU fpr that .iowncast lpok,
And Cor tta biushiny check
Wild not hs,c sc', raise YOUR eyes.
would not have Won speak:
Though mnic, deem on clc,,uen,.
ask no Other sign,
While thas Your iiui. hard remains
Couhdingiy in mine.
know you f.in would li,lc from rc
The tcll-talc ty,rS that steal
tnbiddcn forth, ana. half b,-tr,.v
The anxious fears you feel
PROM friends long tried and ,L--rly loved
The piishted bride m,s, part
Then irr,'ly wccp-t could not love
A cold unfceliug heart.
Iknnv you love your c t;ayc homo.
Whcrc IA the summer timc,
Your hand has tsugh, the eieinsi,,
Ar'und the prryh q riiob;
foa easement With the Mild rose scr,,cn-
fon Little yaricntpp.
How many fp",i rcmcn,branccs
En'icar them all u ypu
Yon SIGH To leave your m,,hcr'sr,os.
Ihpus! "a INV suit >he smiled
And Syirning e,'ry s.lGsh thought.
Gave up her darling child.
SiSh not Tor h' r, she now may ,l,im,
Mud deeds from NOR tha., one
Sh. III gaze upon her De',yht-r's smile.
Supported by her son
thank Won for tina, !aos-it speaks
Reliance CA INV truth
And never shall unkindnrs> wound
Your transporting luih-
,1r should frown, aud srSians thoughts
Cypress your husband rniu,,
Oh never fear To cling To me-
1 could not b. unkind.
Come look upon this golden fling
u have no causs. 10 shrink
Thou, "a 1T It's gaI..og As the Slave,
lndi soluble link,
And i'"k npo" you Church, the place
~ blessing aud of PRAYER
beinrr the altar hear ~, vows
Who couLn dis, mblc riIIR.,