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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

Hrd Che accomplish Of Cowden,) who
was arrested upon a charge Of altering the
check on the Bank Of Virginia in this place,
vas tried NJ Petersburg, on Thursday last,
found guilty, and sentenced to coniine nae nj in
tho Penitentiary for the term Of 10 years.
Ffederieksbuyg Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
Coffee A0Mse and Hotel,
md STAGE OPF1CE,
MAIN 4!! STREET.
CHARIEsrown. VA
CErARLESTowu, VA

INliiS establishment, nearly opposite the
u Court House, Is now in the oecupane,
OF the subscriber, Who respectfully invites public
attention. to its eouveuicnees, comforts, aud ad-
Santageous location.
lie has had some experience a. q hos and
having supplied his house With every thing ne
ecssary TO make his guests comfortable. he in
daiscs the hope that he sill receive fair proper
ton OF patronage Ills apartments arc airy, plea
Aani, aud yell furnished hes table and bar arr
al~,,s provided With the best, and his stabiinv
50 important 10 travelierS comfortable, aLun-
dan,ly supplied, and veil attended.
Thus prepared, Ice feels confidence that those
sho scjourn i,h him III IL =, depart With ole
SAINT rcmembraneea MICHAEL. hill
Chsrlesto~p, June &C, lisa
IiiE subscriber, thankful to the public for their
very liberal patronage Tor tie l.st az years st the
house KEEP, BY him on the I'1rtsLs 5ci.rcer Lee
burg and The Dsfiicf, most repeatedly asks a
continuance OF pnLlis favor 1t the same house,
which :, sun kept IN its usual sly ic and msnag-d
oy las SUN VI HiLL.
June i6, isSl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

9th aytisie on ln,ornvoranos has been fore
20 '''''e, tbs serk, BY IN in,ercs,ing for,ign
acvs IL eur colorans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

Surgical OpeTatiOn-A very large Tu-
NOR was removed. . fow days since, from
the side Of a young lady. by DIR Smiley Of
this city. Some idea may be formed If its
dimensions from the fact, that sfieF the op-
GRAFTON, wbieh diminished enc third Of its
size. Il measured twelve inches and half
10 eireumierenee. and weighed only hail
symptoms took place, and the youDg lady
has entirely recovered from the effects Of
the operation. Pew instances hAVs occur
red ia which an operation Of such magnl
tade has been attended SIth 90 few bad e.
Geeta Il Philad Nat Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

Manager, hashingt0a CITY. q. q
s."Oriers from distance will fses,vs the
mOst prompt aitentioo. and the Regstefp
containing ue dTaaings viii b. ssns 70 ~
Who order 81 shove.
Iuas ~. Ie1I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
ID. II. LOUJ.v.DES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
As opened an Office in smith6eld. and
IL will practice in the several Courts OF
Jefferson and Berkeley.
June &c, Is34-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
NOTICE

ar The Rev. JosEru BlKsR will preach in
the Avon School House (KabIeto~n.) On Satur-
day the 2Sth Instant. Al II o'clock, A. W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

No. l3-To be drawn at Baltimore on Tues
day, July ], containing . capitals Of s., 900
each, besides many other large prizes.
Tieksb IS, Hairss 81 20, QssrIrrs 81 20.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

De!a,cars and Rdrifdn Canal. This
important york has at length been
completed, and the water Let late the
CaSsl daring its vhoIe length. This
work is 70 miles long. IS FEET wide,
and feet deep. II commences at
BOT6entown on the Delaware, and
terminates near New Brunswick on
the Raritan. II has two tow paths,
aad will admit the passage Of vessels
not exceeding one hundred tons thus
afording a short and safe cOmmuniea
ton between New York and PhiladeI-
phia. This canal was commenced IN
January, 1881, aud has Ia locks, IA
Of which are 81 BY 10 feet, and one
still Iarger.--L CONNER. Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

Mr.. KESSEpy's discourse on the Life and
CAsraeisr cf"WiLLiAN WIRr"-deIi,ersd AT
the request of the Baltimore bar, on the 20th
ult. has been recently printed, and constitutes
neat pamphlet Of Is pages. We have read
this Discourse" with much gratification.-
We are pleased that it has been printed, and
thus allowed 20 attain, as il will, wide circu-
lation. IL IS an eloquent and mastery per
Torrance throughout. And in expressing
The opinion that the genius and capabilities OF
the speaker have been equal to bis allotted
task, We feel that we pay him high, but not
an undeseryed compliment. Like the exalt-
cd and amiablo character Of him to whose
memory this oblation is rendered, the dis
course, itself, may serve the salutary purpose
Of exciting 10 midnight labor and holy emu
lation."-l Bali. Pal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

The Ale1andria CARTE. % Thursiay states
81 81 ,. l.. MckgSSt, "a hss o., coed the
ofbce Of Cashier ofiAe Bank e Alck au la.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
Bank 81 ~ I1aIleW Boa u,

stAE 80 1917
NilE annual meeting % the storkholders
n - this bank Tor the election of directors.
Ahl b. held ~ the baak.ug house in " IN
chester, on Wednesday The I'D day Of Jul,
next HENRY " BRENT, Csshier.
June &c. iS3i.-A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

IL 10 nos reduced 20 matter Of fact, that Mr..
hoLAss has resigned hi. Office Of Secretary u
State. (his nomination 60 which, thoagl, heid vince
March, tsSS. has never been submitted To the Sc
nA,s,l and Mr.. Tame, !. spoken Of as his success.
sor.
The appointment Of the latter ss Secrrtar, O,
the Treasury, no oac LAS ever expected 10 Sc
confirmed by the Senate. Indeed il 10 likely No.
verto presented to that body nor is /, mns NOR,
probable his nomination as Secretary Of Stat, will
be sest in at the present se.sioa. The Prcsidcu,
will ist things stand tAsy are until .iter the AL
journment. and gill then give Mr.. fancy the seal.
Of the Stsse Department A Mr.. Csss l. cx.
peeted also to resign. and Mr.. Woodbury. will
be shipped 10 some other port, pcrhap. the Pre-
sideSt may eondcsecnd to l.ake a nomination o.
two; but his will depend upon the disposition
she scnsse may make Of his pet. Stevenson.
The reader will note the phraseoiogy Of the
Globe, shea speaking Of Mr.. MeIane'. exit. I,
sys the resignation i. TO take effect ms 5000 dur
ius the present session Of Cosgrrss as il may be
soavenient for the Prrsiden, TO appsini Ino, no.
niastrl = successor"
Plain, sid-fasiisnej, constitutional notions one
led folks to believe that it required the sanction
Of the Senate to afpssaf officers Of the hishe.,
svsde. but new light upos the science Of r, pub
hean so'ernmcni 10 every day bursting in upon
"a The Old Roman" gives simple govern
meni- No intricate machinery about il ellis
'oise keeps order. and MS sNH gives law" What
need Of Senatorial checks upon such noble sove-
reiKn-sueh q wise aud "a pa,crpal"rulerI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
S25,OOO CAPITAL.
Is Prizes Of $4,000!

Va. Dismal Swamp Lottery,
No. To b. drawn At Alexandra, D. c.
on saturday 18th July
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
RESIGNATION OF MIR. McI.ANr

The following account Of the "biliinr and
eoo'ns" at parting. We copy from the Globe.
eve understand that AR Mel AsE ha, re-.
sisted his Office Of Secretary OF State, the
resignation To take eject as soon during IN,
present session of Congress rs Il may be con.
venient for tie Presideat 10 appoint . sue
cessor.
at Is well unders.ooi that. in regard 70
some prominent measures which occupy
much Of the public attention, Mr.. Me. are
has entertained dihe rent views from the Pre-
sident But the President, who has through
life exercised hrs own indie pendeuce Of iudx.
ment, is too generous, and too just, to give IN
one, esteemed by him as friend, an houes,
patriot, aud faithful public officer, for mere
difference Of opinion aud as no action by the
Department Of State was requisite 10 carving
into effect the measures in question. he saw
no public necessity for separation. Between
two men OF elevated sentiments, there was
nothing In such state Of things 10 interrupt
the harmony Of either their official or priv ate
relations, and their mutual confidence aud e,.
TEEN have therefore continued uninpaiied
We know that the President has welded 10
Ar. MeLanes wish 10 retire from his admin
is,ratioo viii regret, aud that he has freely
expressed, not only his high sense Of Mr..
McLanes patriotism, talents, and eminent
services, bat hts sincere friendship-a sen.i-
ment which IL fully rcciProcated by Mr. Nc
Lane"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

The Life OF ROWLAND HIT, in largo duo
decino, has been published BY Mcssrs. Apple
ton n Co. OF New York, and is for sale by
Carey & Hart, Of this city. The learning and
eccentrciiy Of the distinguished divine.
whose biography is before US, have rendcre
his name familiar to almost every class OF
readers; but there are parts Of his character
developed in the volume, which were less
understood.-[U. s. Gs..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

ret.i, 50 90. H.rre, 4 SO, Quartz, q %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
RAIL ROAD ACClDEN7


Two Of the Union Rail Road Cars, Of
the Union Line Co. were, this morning. at
taehed 10 q train Of burthen cars. to ascend
the inclined plane on the west side Of the
Schuylkili bridge. When they had nearly
arrived NJ the summit, the coupling Of the
burtheu cars gave way. BY which accident
ono Of the laden cars, with the too con
tanning passengers, were forced down the
plain. with an impetus that is beyond de-
scription.-Wheu within q few rods Of the
Bridge, the train came in contact with q
burihen car loaded with sand the shock
vas Tremendous, the pleasure cara rose in
the air and came down in atoms; the pas
sengers were thrown in different directions.
and, what is most remarkable. all escaped
with their lives, aad none Dangerously in
jursd. though several were bruised, and
one gentleman had his arm fractured.
The two cars belonging to Msssrs S. r
S!aymaker and Co. are completely torn TO
pieees. From our recollection Of those
splendid pieces Of workmanship. We should
suppose the damage 10 the company could
not be less than $4,000. which is to be at
tributed entirely 10 the neglect or stupidity
Of the individual (in the service Of the
State) IN attaching the pleasure cars TO the
burthen cars in advance Of them, contrary
10 the positive instructions Of Mr.. card
man, the superintendent Of the machinery
at the inclined plane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
IS Pri=ts Of SI,OOO-7Tekets IS.
Virginia Petersburg Lotfery,


No SO be drawn at Alexandris, ID. c. on
Saturday 5th July
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26
HORRIBLE TRANSACTIONS.

We have been politely favored by \ gen
tieman Of this city, with the following extract
OF letter. containing an account Of a horri-
BILE and heart rendins scene that occurred
an Louisville, ken,ueky.-l ChroHeis.
"LoCrsytLLk, June IL, 1891.
do not believe every idle tale YOU
may hear about the health Of this city.
Ii was never healthier at this season
there is not case Of the cholera
that l have heard Of. The reason
which induces the TO be particular in
making this statement is this: You
, may recollect the widow Buckner who
lived OIL 4 corner lot that run from
Green to Jefferson street on FRS,
street. She had daughter married
To MIR. Leandcr Clark, the Sunday
night after you left here. On Mon
day morning two Of the party died, and
several more were taken sick, and il
made no small stir about town-a great
noise WAS raised about the cholera,
and IL put the whole city 10 gloom:
business down 10 nothing. never
saw such 4 time in my life. Twas re-
ally afraid We were going 10 have q
real scourse. Well, on Tuesday morn
Jog :hrcc more Of the family died. aud
were all buried at once. They we're
taken TO the Methodist Church, where
an address was delivered suitable to
the solemnity Of the occasion. So
many dying IN one family. and no
sickness elsewhere, began To excite
suspicion. On Wednesday morning
there were ten Of the party dead
This created such panic that the
friends of the family caused the bodies
to be examined. when behold, il was
discovered that they had all been poi.
soned by the negroes, Who had taken
the occasion Of the wedding. when all
were busy, to DO the deed, supposing
that it would pass undiscovered. They
have all been secured in gaol, to await
their trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

We have been furnished by gentleman. Who
took much pains On ascertain the taets eonnect.d
with the accident on the Columbia Rail Road,
with the following particulars ~. s. Cd-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-26

&c. &c. &c.
l7Istsis oniy so, Hliro 5, Qastsrs 2 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

been subjected by the cunning and miscalcula,iug
conduct oftbis very institution. We call il miscaicu-
tag, because IL is now confessed that they curtaed
their customers for the purpose of compelling Con-
gress to restore the Deposites-and now, when they
and their friends in the Senate have failed i'm brow
healing tho Representatives of the People, they arc
going, as the Scoichman, shock again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

~ SPln one Of the ias Government Directors md eno
We senate md jeccd by the Caha bady ,ns
July ~ ~ W '''''''P"", o" ho nsi 4lh OF
be doubted, that the trainers CON
oMpod tho existence 0f corporation possessing ch fearful
snd 20 capable seios itself control the enk Of Tho
Hcf Latte could they have designed nns
mean rs mere money scent should sol scf the ya
my Use very mn tho Vet
s year s cancer 70 extend se have SLOWED inio
on 20 synco scp by step, h-t a. last startled power
We lave houzhcsay sven tho nvdaoy
yentucd 10 these Tl,
ishtn q s p'wef, how npudent s goftunrs
o. our eilLons orc elevated depressed At IL nod; press
mace son or abusive NJ s Decree tho laws
~ Or boldly violated 70 sui, s purposes chosen
oJccfs o. The American people assnod
gfay ia mahgniy, and their Representatives arc t,o,,I W
nso coy eoto winch would really DO amusing souree o
proceeds were alone conedefed
iord 70 ever public sgeni Those matters OF doub, & t
'eoodou inc They are acts which
o. & e 7, osasons to VAN tho people Of dangers 90
ed ofdo IN The Pfoscot conte R against ts. -, s "
gov oonfnn5ihfo very things now 10 be 81 dave q,
e'e hey may % Always stotwads unphsn,iy osrostc5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

yzzuu Juney Governor had not arrived but wss
daily expected iron, Lisbon
Capt N brought l2 passengers aud informs tina, many
Of the Mgueies had left Madeira, in consequence 81
the change OF government-B Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

The SPRiNGs.--A letter from The White s,,oh,.. r.
o 1'u STATES, lIsi there about 800 visitors At tbos
oPngs Many still continue pass tbroush Ibis ev on
Their way 10 The mounlsins. ~
me Saratoga Sentinel ssys, that the visitors there ara
"rspaiy essing FICm hundred 10 one hundred
eu my a'Ve asiy snd from present appearances our
l9vr hundred more find good accommodates
nan "s' sesson-We understand the locomotive lately
imported IRON England, will be pot upon fs ract If ~
Thursday Of This week" '"''''J "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

INDIANA AND ILLINOIS Within tay or Two ras,
we have converted with very Intelligent citizen OF Ia
dana member OF the bar OF that State and Of
gooo means OF estimating The political sentiments of lie
people lie assures us that The friends Of lie Adinsfra
non are daily Increasing in numbers and enierrsns no
DOUBT at The next elr cion will prove Indiana 10 Je
more decidedly democratic Than she has been s,tn Nv
the result OF previous contests The ci,iz ne of mai new
shu no1'hng member Of the couiedefscy have been 81
nayd iar enough rom the niuedia sea Of fe wicked
warfare waged by The Bank Of the " States against the in
iefessoihe people 10 escape in great tho panic
anddsess which occasoned; and
therefore been The better Tor ornnga cain aud impartial
Judgment as 10 ihe object and merits Of the strife daily
strengthening aud extending feeling Of UNQUALIFIED l,osi-
to The Bank Of the United States ie result Of The
examination they have made. They view ts coo,rover.
~ IN W. true light and they prepared 10 sustain the
measures Of Tie Executive by stronger vote Than they
nave ever heretofore given. We are informed also thai
'9e sentiment among the democracy IN favour Of nation.
~ Tor The selection Of candidates Tor die office
o. fIesent and Vice President is unahnots and that
sI are ue'trm'ned 10 abide by s decision and Support
T so'us'y The candidates sels eled by tina, body. IN
l" We Ieafn these democratic sentiments are enter.
isheo WIN equal warmth, and 10 sort OF Doubt il felt bv
we eaung members OF our party there that lie measures
OF the present chief magistrate IN regard 10 The Bank have
very msey increased the number Of his supporters
Post - - Nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

to ponder upon these facts aud Judge and act accorn,v
baltimore Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

The Orange Democrat calls the specis attention g a.
pubic 10 Judge Bafbouf's letter adre sed To the
zee o. invitation ION Mr.. Patfon's DiDncr) We invi,.
s aeb ION The more earnestly have heard Of la
,hA' some Of the wings OF ueighbofing county had AZ.
tempted 10 propagate the opinion Upon The minds Of The
peoPe' ha Judge Barbour WIS opposed the Jackson
docDcs aud admiosat alton. Now we arc ro,6i, s
I'M, letter aud The accompanying toast, will como ,ey
put lbis mailer al sest. and will most fllectusllv te
tie OPP os'sion Of the big authority which thew a., e.
Gus to smugg'e into their service n lley viii M, H.
lieve 'bcse iesinouisls they wonld ans, ,i; WI pc
though he arose from The deaf" NV O'''''e ohe'
Some foolish fellow lately danncd -. -; r.,
pony "rh r. p Barbour. We thank hin, for 1e co
nenl he conveyed II here be IN lie Uon NOR. ~.
III a. %. 'nah ne Is, We certainly know him not
re has been true 10 the cause Of Stale R,eLts Iii,
so~ "o politicians IN Virgins Of The present dsv have
poreu indifferent to them. lie has watched and sc,ed
npe 'ney nave slept and done nothing Yet fbsv 40
entitled. ~ ''fFV'' W "hleh he ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29

=, NO o Is communication from the Government Of
nenos ayres, dated 10Th January the governments Of
e "nerent provinces OF The Argentine Republic; also
with details OF the plan aforementioned AID
thereon.-.N Y. Com
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-05
DUMFRTF9S'
ID EI OINIT III EsHT.

HE extensive saIe and established reputation o.
DupNries' ilci, Ointment, encourages the Prcprl-
&Ebiic M most innocent ms we'll powerful applca-
Inn for this annnying disease. The most inveerai
f8ses have heen carrd in hoar, by this esteemed
8sHiment. II contains mercury, ar other nox ioiis
and may be confidently applied even 10 the
fIs|snges, children. Price 81 l-2 cents.
III n None are genuine unIcss signed on the outside
f;<xed wrapper, by the sole proprietor, Y. KlDDER,
~ ,,rd;ate successor To the ale DIR. w. u. CoSWAY-
Ests sale at his Ceuniing Ranm, over No. &c. Court
&Izeet near Concert Halt, Boston, and also by hs
phecia appointment. by
d Samuel Bueland J. G.. Beckrifh. Liichteid !;
Es. Co,cles, South Farms : Daniel Norton.
Canaan; Judson & Whiitlesry, N. Preston !;
h 1saac S. Wads,corth. Bethiem; Norton &
Il Henderson,. Goshen.
l.sfge discor mt TO those who buy 20 eel! again.
Eiarch2 81 1ye4w42
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-05
New Spring Goods.
w. & ID. PORTER


HAVE Just opened new and extensive
Il j. assortment of GOODS adapted FOR the
present aud approaching season. which have
been purchased within the past ten days in
New York and they are enabled from the
great variety and very desirable style ofthrir
Goods, and the low prices al which they were
purchased, to offer greater Inducements than
ever to those wishing TO buy.
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF
Broad Cloths, almost every variety Of colors.
aud quality black and fancy cold CASH
meres, fancy cold Sattinetfs black silk Vel
vets for vestings. Marseilles do. white and
cold Grape Camblef, and great variety Of
other goods for mems and boys summer APP
parel; black, scarlet and white Merino Shawls;
Thibet, Cashmere. Pointed, Satin, Grape, and
many other styles fancy Hk'fs; black and
blue black Italian Lustrings. MarceliDes; cold
,Poult de Swoiss, and Gro de Maps; printed
French Muslips and Calicoes (uew style;--al-
80 English aud domestic Calicoes. MarseiIles
Quilts. Counterpanes, Irish Linens. Diapers.
nsmask Table Cloths. Russia and Irish
Sheetinrs. Gloves. Hosiery. and q large stock
Of Tlomestic Goods al reduced prices.
One door south Post Office, april ga
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-05
IftrtfeT0 7Emqufrer:
rQBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS To village and single mail Subscribers,
two aoiars per year, payable before tae expiration Of
hik months.
4 n eompanies Of any number over six, 81 SO per
&eAF payable as above. To companies less than six,
81 ~ per year, payable before. 25 cents will be
Ssf he'd IRON each Of these prices when payment is
~ IN advance. These prices exclusive Of mail
a. re charge for transportation.
b papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
8ft hid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
Lice Of wish discontinue must be given before
lie Expiration of a year.
AtyERTIsIEG. One square, three insertions, 81
hftE he same proportion for more sqWares.--
Hal. square, IS cts Continuance over three weeks
20 ier cent per week. A liberal Deduction made for
kdHertisements continued or IL mONths.
Aiminstraiors' and Executors Notices, 81 90
Enmmifsioners' Notices, 25
All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-06-05
POETRY.
THE DELICATE FLOWER.
By soLyMAN BROWN.

By S0LHMAN BROWN.
Here's health 10 the girl that refuses
To barter her heart for name,
But marries the man that she chooses,
How humble sOeVer lie fame:
For Love is a delicate flower,
That Glory may crash in his path,
Or the wildfre Of Honor devOur
AS IL scorches the earth in its wrath -
Love and Friendship and all,
Love and Friendship and all,
Fame in his fOffy may trample
On Love and Friendship aud all.
Here's JOY TO the girl that disdains it,
When Mammon would purchase with gold,
That never can touch bat il stains it,
The heart that can never be sold:
For Love is q delicate flower,
That Lucre pOlluees by it's touch;
II wilhers and fades from the bower,
Ifpamperd by Foronne too much -
Live and Friendship and all, ..
1--we and Erie ndship aud all.
Wealth in his spiendor may tranrie
On Love and Friendship aud all.
Here's peace TO the girl that despises
The gewgaws Of fortune and birth :;
And love 10 the maiden that prizes
The jewela of hoa0r and worth:
May health and con,entmeHt, attend her,
Aud earth all i,s blessings impart;
May heaven in its Kindness befriend her.
And dwell in its temple-her heart:--
Love and Friendship and all,
Love and Friendship and all,
Heaven in It's brightness is-open
To Love and Friendship and all.
. ~. Y. Mirror.