Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

column Cton the Commercial Advertiser Is proof OF this
St1cteso "r The cac mind, when under the influence
son, which eSe the most sway over the other
,a,o and delicate pen OF the late Edward Coa,e Pncknoy;
the harrue.s which the poo' pictures does appear
in real iic."-HartfoSd Independent Press.
TIE INDIANS BRIDE.
why il that graceful female hero
With yon red hunter OF the deer?
For civil halls designed;
Nct with tho stately saw. 20 walks
AZ she weto Of h> knd.
Look on hes loaiy diadem,
Gntiehed with many floral gem:
Those simpo ornaments about
Her candid brow, disclose
Tue iohcting Sp ing's last violet,
But not flower lies breathing there,
Sweet as herself, or hair so fair.
Exchanging lusiTe with tho SUD,
part OF day sho stfays-
eisocing. living, human smile,
On Natures face she plays.
Can none instruct n,s what are these
Companions of the lofiy tree.
Intent t. blend with his her lot,
Fate formed her all that no was not;
And, as by mero unkencss thoughts
Associate We SEQ,
Their hearts from difference caught
a perfect sympathy.
Tho household goddess here TO DO
OF that one dusky vo,aTy--
She left her pal ID coentiyracn,
An earthug most divine,
Ani sought IN this sequestoIed wood.
SOLITARY shiinc.
Behold them roaming hand in hand,
Like night and sleep, along the land;
Restraints his active stride,
While sho assumes u holder guilt
49, 10 ranihe at his sitc
thus, even as their steps they frame,
lhcr sou $ fast alter to the samc,
no one totsakes ferociiy,
And momenty grows mild;
The ether tempers and
The artIu with tho wild.
She humanizcs him, and no
Educatcs her to liberty.
Oh say not they be old,
Ihen limbs prove flint, tier bosoms cold
Yet envy lihi sylvan pair,
,rM More than my words express,
The singular beauty of their LOT,
- And seeming happiness.
They have nO becn reduced 10 shese
me painful PLEASURES OF despair;
Their sun declines in the sky,
Nor are their wishes cast
Like shadows Of the afternoon,
Rcpining towards the past:
With naught to dread or to repcnt
The gIoseo, yields thom full content,
in solitude there is no crime;
Their actions all free
And passion lends their way of lifo
And how should they have any earos!-
Whose interest contends with lheirs!-
The world, or all ihoy know of it,
l, theirs for them the stars are liz;
fut them the earth beneath is green,
The heavens shove ore bright;
For hem the moon doth and waue,
:, And decorate the night;
rhr item the branches OF those trees
wave music in the vernal breczr:
For them upgn that dancing spray,
The free bird sits and sings,
And slitt'iing insects fit about
- Upon delighted wings;
For them that brock, tho brskos among
Murmurs its sma ! and drowsy song;
For them the many colorod clouds
Their shapes diversity,
And G ange at oHco, like smiles and fiowns
IN exprcso of tho sky.
FUI them, end by them, ali is cav
And flesh and beautiful as they.
The images their minds receive
Their minds assmilatc,
Io0utsard forms imparting thus
Tho glory OF their state.
Gould ausht be painted otherwise
lhan fair, scen thro' her star.bTght ewes,
Hn too because she ii i his sight,
. Each object falsely sees;
ihe pleasure that he has in her,
Makes all things seem to please
ana this Is love;-and il il lifo
They lead--that Indian and his wife