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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
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9erliebsrun9ssG Gempaents.
Observation-Disclosures
Dec. "a. 1885
q. Mills.

"a Der untefibrisbens bon Der "pr o:
lection Su1ureuee@ IN pasn'e"
;u Qartfcro, @onnsesieut. ale 9'sent anSs:
ltsut uuo autori(irt ,porcen obue Qlnflbnt
Ns,iIbernnSen aue,ufeleu, 70 ettieIst ''
Ib hermit l,duier. Stebts. Nab!sn, Sa:
bti6sn uno Sbeusrn. lt,umt ocrsn snbalt.
usbft irasneerlsp a"6srm abn'icbsn etAen.
rbums, seseu DerIuit oer s5tibaoisuus
ouEb 8tuer, su aBstusireu. Die Soften oa;
5u iIno uieonssr, aIs biz irsFno elmer 2Ins
taIt defer A,t; uno bic 0aeiie mtlbe oiele
Offs in sbIibtu"s ibrer 0sibdfte. uno
Der 8eri6tisuus uno StsabIuns ibrer @er:
LUTTE, uerfclsen mIrr, miro p.o.upt unb Ii:
beral f|Dn. 9nfraasn far SsoinQan9en IL.
mbaen in BE-, 2mttliube pon
Joarris uno SsINen ineanton. ssms6t wers
ot,L bnreb ale 0sIbdfts in Sssus auf oisfe
2asntl6ait permitted: merosn.
9on -6arris,
Qlssut fir beiasts Gcnpasnie.
@autcn ScSan. 10. 1885. 5ostf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
Nfut GO1etDerp.

Ser untsrIhtetene, t,sadt (ejnen Drsuns
ben unp oem pptlittu.n nbsrbaups erass
bsnit bffanut, oaD ct CAS- >OnsloeraslSeIt
IN ei'i;s Staot ~ tstreiten a~seIan5en, u
outb Nute leuotrs 9Iroelt uno b.Llise pu.ie
einen 2ps,t Der bftlt!ibsu CUNT 5a
s1baitsn, iteb belirtttn miro.
Gr ,ncbut in Dem Dadjteiaernen J9auie
Don {prn. @br. Grsper etlicte GohrenslIos
i 6 bsn Wenruans Nierbrauerep
e." 2anossptpbutte isou 9rt. bic sr g.
bsau.beu taun, ninunt w aIs 3abluua an.
6jcttlieb 2ussnbubl.
Canton, Sup Is 1884. 14'6ta'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, OF
~ & n0 80 nck, r.

PROPOSALS for publishing the BIO:
~ GRAPHY Of this distinguished citi1N
en-, whose early habits of Atudy, perseve-
rance and application, united with his up
,rightness as a nan, and his unwaverIng de-
mocratic principles, have propelled him on
ward, from the humblest walks, to fill many
important stations in hisnative State, as we'll
as IN the Genera Government. until, by his
adhern!g to the cause of the People, they
have raised him to the second office in their
gilt and If mistake not the American
character, he is destined still further to re
ceive their confidence by being placed bJ
them in thlt chair now filled by the iilnstrl-
Jus ACiASON with so much honor to him-
lself, emitting ut the same time ray of na-
.iopal glory that will endure and increase in
spendor for ages after the names Of his revi
ierS shall be as dust, forgot, to be heard Of
no more forever.
The work will make neat volume oI
more than 100 pages, from the most authen
tic sources, including his masterly speech
on the REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS OF THE WAR
WORN SOLDIERS, whose toll and sufferings Sc
cured the independence OF the country.
The books will be ready for delivery pri
or to the adjournment OF Congress bound
after the manner Of the Biography, of Col
K. M. JOHNSON, published by me. The
price to be S. for IL copies, or SO cent:
single. .~..
The various democratic friends into whose
hands this Prospectus may fall. will give ad,
ditlonal circulation to the work by obtaining
such subscriptions as may be protfered with
IN ten days, and returl the same to the pub
Usher WIN. EMMONS.
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1885.
GrSubscriptioos received at this Office.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

THE undersigned continues TO manufac-
ture the FRANKLIN PRINTING PRESS
He has for sale several second handed Stan
bury and Ramage Presses. Also chases OF
all sizes, compos ng sticks, brass rules, gal
lies, copper moulds, ink rollers &c. g.. o.
all of which he intends to keep general as
sor,ment for the accommodation ofthe craft.
His establishment is on the corner Of Elm
and English streets.
SAM'L DICKINSON.
Cincinnati, Aug. 10Th 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

ec.r Se,rss.asenstn iorvoht aIs bE bts uns|
teragentsn eioenbAnsig uutesi6risssu 1T
Reinen .Drssitss coer NpctbeRr mive auI
irseno clue Sesiusuns ssitattet ri'(t 9tr5a'is
sn5u ssrfauien.
9tGt4pfraaen fir NsentI1ufstn mHAen
Yep ibru psrionlisb in 8runs,ri6, Msolna
sauutD, SbiO. osidebsn.
- Sir Canton une Die llmaessao, babe
ieb prn pstsr Raufwann, (NsOseter Der
ssutlsbsn 3sikanQ } ala n'einsn 9asnssn iHrt'
Gs,tauis pisfer uui6atbarsn a'sut9 anAs'
felt. bep nel6sm IL. NIT meinsm uue te''
nem 9lamsu uutsrsei6ns* jseerSsits su baSsv
81. miQs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
Oltuer
0QrDlpaQrer1 Stcbr.

Der unteribriebene bat bon Den Srdoter
Wbilaosipbia uuo gfeuport sxAaIten. etn'
SroBe NnswabI bon .
0aro 10 ars ~ S arbsn uno
Sci n
weI6e Su suSbIfeilen preifsn esseaoft Uss'
Den. ..:.
Ser Dsrrdtb beftebt tbtiIreiie iw Uotstu:
besn QImtSBe. ghroubsnitb6e. B,iuteas
Aufs. u. e6ASer, Wersu6isnsbhsts, MAb'
len unb Irunm: Sdgsn, 2Onconsr II. te'a:
Sbe Spriuafeberas uno OuBsSsabL pono'
une 3apftnsedaen sou allen OattuuQen
cine ibbne MusstabI oUn 8ane sne Esbl
,Aobeln, @cbrerssfteae uno Bobrer, Vdtl6:
es, ftablpIatssn uns eiierne 9DinRel. Dtns
tefnae uns 3Oufdbe, pOrsaSIiab 9sarbettets
G1seren, gnaliiber, Nmetltani(tsr unh
2sutfber etabl. ftablerner, nsfTInsnsr unc
eiierner Dratb, Ne1ispIatten, sine tbone
@attbie SeiIea, Sb6ubna6er:uno oats
ler:sDersseus J.; Seoers uno Ialbsa Asi'
fer, 1if6.DoE!e8smeHer uus 9abssn, Das
aeubalseu, Sdnapp,ps8eu, Ssoes 2anset=
ten, oersleidben fir Wferos> 3usftrense une
.soalfterfestsn. Qsteut Gdsemittsr, 6allsn,
0is,uno asiaeene pstf6en u. DO. Gbuh.
re, bauSs3bee= unb 'pfero!: :S6sasn, Oet
traioe uno @rasfenlen, Gsutlbe Senfen ID.
SibeIu, easlp Sibelu, 5eu: uno Ndfsa'
belu, gspsbrbe(6liss, cine ausesbsbuse
gIusrpabl satt!snpareu, Nsllbforns uno
1eutlbe 6aden, ei(erne uno msHleue 1bses
feFeI. Drepfi8e Bsttlbsauten @aHemltIen
nuo Drebmetiid ieber 0Iattu 8, breile
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
Neue6 M>irtbsbaus,
gum S6ilbr Der


SUB taniGden SSniein II.
Der unter!driebsne, thpIitb y, Der = TAFT
9anea(ter. ga. tnabt oem VutliFum srae
benit betanut, oaB sr Elm tHtntliGss Nirtbe:
baus an oem alien S.anopunlfe mel6et
Don 9ru. Scbn @iarf in gauton an oer
GuScarapa6 Sna6e, 3ntp Ditrrd bilIicb
Dom @ourtbau(e einsenorumen rrar, no Ct
feline NHbe uno unRoi1en fparte u,w eaA
Jlaus a"sjubsntrn unc jut Ssaeumli6teit
aQer oersr ein1wridtsn. bte aeneiat (tnh ley
ib,n au3usufsn ; ,ino er UsrEobsrt Ge rae
tessi6s a|nfirsnsune ssmad,t mito, lbnen
9enase su Isiftsu.-Stiue Sdb'nte uno I.iu
Slid. ioIlsn nit cem btiten psr(sbsu sper:
Den, spas Der Martt barbietet. Der Inter
lbriebene madt sbenfaus bem publitum Be
tannt, baB.sr Cen tef1en uno serduuis1tsn
y of
in oiefer gtaot fur Sub,leuts. @irenf's. YRe:
uafberisn ,e.bat. uno ale ohrfeu hterseuat
lein baB feline Mdbe Don isinsrSeke as(part
wire, u,a ausen1sius Satisfaction su aebsu.
81. 9. 8utss Josu uno lpaber rpirb be-:
itanois stbaltsn fir pferoe.
",- -. Nooman Scpett.
Canton. Deeetuber1Q. 1884. 36-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
9>imli1iusn unb Sdnop Sblf'
fobrtss sGeielIebaft.

sIn,sise miro bisrmit oen stcdbaltsrn be-
lastfr @ompasns semaGt eaB Der Yrdi'
Dent uno Die Direetoren, bsv ibrer 0srfatilS
lung ain 9ttr oieiss, slnen 8eiblae pais
t1tt taesn 'oslbsr Die Ginbe3abIung pon Sc
SO ete. auf jssIiben slntbsil oes llnters
fhrlebensn Stofss erbsiibt, ,pelbes an
ooer Dor Dem Gotten nabtsu Qlprils-au
sewis Sosel sdasmeijter belastes
eompasnie. s'njabe3ablen 1T.
Sobn Sarris, YrdGoent.
Se!piS Wail, Seeretdr. a..
Canton, Ssbruar 3. 1885. as,bo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
Beoinsuhs "a ox1tr 3<ltuus.

1.Du preiS 'Distr 3eitunsii it Gin
Z baler fir ZEN Sabrsans ireun iHntr'
balt oreY D1oa areis pom Gntrfanse ees
3siiuus an.--gu1 2balsr uno fanfSB Ssnts'
wenu inuerbalb Dem Sab:e.-,luo 2IbaIer,
wennuaG9 8srt t1nf ceNeIben b'5abl piro..
2. SIR eins . ir5ere 3eisaIS fed}s Monate
miro fsine SM M'sleriptiOn ausenOn,msn,uno
Ibie 3eitunA fau IL nicbt ouT9e8sben rerpen
bis ,lle @h& I inoe bs5abis jIuo.
8. 8etannt tmaGuussu tuiten: Sar clue
lGodbs 50 G,tgatS tas 8irre6 fir sineu
Ocnat ST VINO iar Elm Sabt 8 GbaIsr oas
Mjertd. ;,
:. 8tr f'iels 3titune ourtb Den poftrsi.eE
uefbnmr. II iro mob Ole suidslibs Surnlne
bon 25 GATE ;u beSablsn babsn.
UT8Isis &c. an esn Iprans3eber raals
zen pOffrfH einssianet .peroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
Ganal Graben &C..

9trIiccstIte 0orfbIdse, ,perbeu big aunt
,rltsn nabltsn Nprit, in Der 9lntsifube Der
9l'mf9'!lsn une 5ancp s6ifiaSrtsaelsg.
toaf'' in Canton, anaenou,nen far
Gruppsn &larsn, Iuseraben ,c.
pon fiuf Meitsn Canal, entbaltsu iu ,,bu
No bnitten, b,.rb--uno unmittelbar inos
Itb bon Der 9taot ganton. Die Qinie in
nunn,sbr our Beh6 tisuus fertis, nit Spei.
fleationen Der Asbeit &c. Jtaeno fern.re
Snforn,ation. Die peslaret, vsroen MAJ.
,pno anf Nnffaae bsv irseno einen ssr
Dirsstorsn psrl1aTt ,psrosn. =
.,..... laf Seftbl Der Doaro.
r. .... Sobn 9arris, prdaoent.
2s,pis Bail, oeeretar. ~.,.-. - *:
Canton, Ysbr. 8. 1885. - 4ebn
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
81 atftpreife.

g Canton uao Mailllon, Seb. 81. -
Snws1 'lt,tih osa 8; sntter g. ,u n:
glaas' 5s IS il $50 wai,sa 6s: 0ioa.
gen uns II. lDFern 81 su44; j,afsr soau
s5i Sa!5 2 ~ 2 81; 3udsr & liybis,sn
70 wS5; eyr e. 2Ss.sff~ Q 80 IL Q,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
9 a It'll { ..
pSphlfpi(er NetlYl ien1olB ,

Weblfeiler oenn jernals !? 49,
Die unser1briebenen setsen ibrsu Srenn'
Den unb; ;&unoen. uno oem sans<np publiiu,s',
ersebent an, eaB iie Ia gsfhaissessbinou
aetsetten (ino. gie bassn ibssa S1app,
in Der GnSearaspae SfroBs, In aaatcn, {es'
raoe benz aeuen 9ansbasfss sessaakst, tra'
ber bepcbnf pen 4saiv De,palt,) beosu'
tsno oeratbBert, ane netbea Oaielba ssitdn.
Dig aaf 9aas bassu, sin sroses aaustn'tnt
pbB -..f >@.
SdtssL 3aumen, Gattstbdss,
Geusgiftn ptnplenbalfesai Gaual,
Ieriaen Gbafes, patroataitsa,.ae.
Dearbsrn Gs(birrt 6 a m n { t s..
Gdulssefbtrr jeDer ast 6 ftrl.
Ssuer gpmerl esapsner 9SAsen.
:.peitfben, Neits, glesantes, 4arsir'
tsi isno Sig ;peisfdsu, Stat1b,
Skhten jtoer Gatans. ~ I
aIues Son gutter nualtA. nas Den bs8ea
HlateriaIien ans faaber aernad,t. Uoilsn ft
sss 0rpBen ano Alsiueu, 70 s,etlfeil ais es
ia ben usreftliben Stastea irgeHsDs % baa
Pen llts Se8sn . dat8eto coT aanebff1s
libe 2anoeS Vsooudts tneEsAufeR. aille aes
aaa6te BefteanaSw wsrsea ants fbneaite
aussefabrt. E> 4..
g. 8. D N. ID e4ls iF ssusbas fAr.
Die esnpfansenen gunfbe;susausen iar
bistst um cereR SortfeBunS nno wirb ile,
ME tisbtp 80 seroienen facben.
QBiaian, Beals, uno
a, Sobn Dnfius, jun.
eaptcns Mag 2s. 1854. sostf. :,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
gtntid)ts Sat. tlt,b
R.afthans.
NrieDriIb QtunI

1:::: o 3eist bem ,seebrten publitum. Be-.
ksAi iOrhets abel, ,ieiueu teuti6en Gaucs
leuten, erSetenit an, OaB er cas ip0n 0rn.
SioeIe Bauer ieitbsr setabrte, atu neuen
MarRt in Wittsturs selesene, gus Staot
M ein6bsr9 bsnanute '8aitb9,ts. am
1fen Sanuar 1855 abernCnmeu nuo ftr
feline eieene Recbnuus fOrtfabren toiro. ~.
Darb sate 9etrdnfe jeoer slrt unS cine,
nit allen ser Sabrs5eit ansemsHsnen Gpel,
feu rpobt bsfsBte 1efeI. bohte ct oie eunsi
tespubIitnme, uao rebs ;ablrei9sn 3nSprnd
All erbalten. Ae.5W
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-23
WASHING TON IRVING,
GULfiN &. VERPLANCK,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CHAS. +. HOFFUAV,
! the necessary selections

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The opinions OF subscribers in this extremely various
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been object TO much variety possible and at
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The rst Number OF the second will contain Fila bv
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-23
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON.

THvtIE original Vegetable Hygean Universal Medicine
-1- prepared by W. Miskin, Es4-Member of the Royal
College Of Surgeons Lcenae Of Apohecarys Company,
Fellow of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon the RI ya Onion
Pension Association, Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge and
Perpetual Pupil OF Guys and ST. Thomas Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result OF 20 years experience and
unparalleled success in the extensive aud highly respectable pac
ce OF the proprietor patronised b. the faculty andObty-s
now introduced TO the notice of the American public the
nest solicitation of number gentlemen of long high
ding IN the profession is hoped preliminary STEP
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the the
numerous and deetenOs iosted the public
the and OF fabricated proofs for miraculous and other frauds
by set Of mercenary unpnncped pretendersso totally
norant Oi medical science that impossible the de-
son can longer down with the ne peoDe of this
country These pills. mild and agreeable in their nature should
be kept IN family in Of sudden Illness for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps spasm eytrs and 9th
er alarming complaints which often prove fatal may
speedily cured prevented In fact all those who value
health should be without them They sold packets
at % cents 81 and ~ each by respectable druggists book
sellers and yenders of medicine IT, and the
das with copOus directions together with testimonials Of pro-
iessona ability from the following eminent gentemen Sir Asst
ley Cooper, Abernehy James Blundel, NJ. D. w Back
~, j. Aston Key, A. Frampton, NJ d. and numerous others
The originals be possession of the General Agent
by whom the medicine Is imported into this country and
whom all applications for agencies mnst be made
JNO IOLBEIN,
SO, WaveTy Place New-Yor
Sole Gen Agent for the u. States, &c
N. b. None Without the signature of the Gen
eral Agent the Label Sold by
R. II. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
Al the sign of the Golden Mortar
near the Court louise Feb 05 Ie15
u CauOnlt has been deemed expedent as lras posi-
be to place Mskins Genuine Original ygean Medicine in
the hands druggists only and those sold without the signature
come necessary there still contrary all moral decency
legally conyctod nostm attempted to be forced the public
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-23
BELLETUE
LIVERY STABLE.

VuyIE subscriber will continue carry the business con
neced with Livery Stable in all its various branches
well known Stable the Belle Nue House the Hill.
The business in future will be under the superncndence of
Thomas DWnm0re, who will be ready all times TO furnish
coaches hacks baeuches chases saddle horses &c all who
disposed paone the The coaches and every
ether vehicle belonging TO this establishment equal TO any
the arrivals and departure of the steamboats, and in short
pains shall be wanting render the establishment
worthy the patronage othe public Horses kept for any length
oil time, the customary rates RUFUS u. klNSlEl.
Newport. August 5.
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NAVIGATION, PENMANSHIP, AND
BOOK KEEPING

NER MOVES Teacher OF the Theory and practice of Nau
vg teal Observations, systematic Penmanshp and Book
Keeping respectfully informs his Friends and the public that
he giving Instruction the above at the Mary
street formerly occupied by Hon. VIM. Hunter office
Hours of tuition Gentlemen from TO 10 A. NJ Ladies from
to p M-Persons wishing instruction. will please make i'm
mediate application.
Newport, June "a #.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-23
CLOTHING FURNISHED TO ORDER.
TiLI.EY & HAZARD

uHAyING made arrangements with five of the best Talors
in this town to work Tor them will furnish all kinds oil
Clothing to order
Hrn James Iey being himself Tailor By trade. (hsving
served h time with No. wormanO perfectly acquainted
with every thing necessary for any garment from the Coh TO
thread and gentleman be accommodaed Waout
the least difficulty at tho cheapest rates the work will be done
an The best manner possible NJ,
Their Clothes Cassimeres Nesngs and trimmings sn oe
of the very best. and their assortment is complete
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-23
WM. c. TENANT.

Respectfully announceSt TO tie pu6Gc generality
citizens and strangers.
VEyIAT he keeps let his stable in Greensee horses
M and carriages OF all descriptions cheapo cheaper than
they be obtained elsewhere Persons desous of enjoying
the pleasures Off ride in the country all times be furnish
ed with sadeose horse and chalses open wagons barOuches
aud close carriages Particular attention will be paid
passengers and from the Steam boats All orders IN his
line OF business will be promptly attended to- and pains shall
be spared to render the satisfaction of his customers complete
Horses kept for any length of time, terms liberal.
May 18th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-23

WAY TO MAKE CALICO WASH wELL.-Infuse three
es of salt in four quarts of boiling water and put
the calico ia while hot, and leave it till cold. Aud
in this way the coIors are rendered permanent and
will nos fade by subsequent washing. So says u
lady Who has frequently made the experiment her
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-23
CARPET WARE ROOM.
WIN. G.. COZZENS g. co.

EEAVE on hand fine assortment OF C1RPEI1NG,
consisting ol fine and super Ingram of new patterns and
Substituted, Wilton and BRUSSELS Hearth Rugs, Fancy
Drugges, green dud fgd Bookings Also, II pieces OF
heavy Linen Carpetng, r. rate sericeabo article for com
rooms and at a low price. Oct IA, 1885.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-23
Court Of Probate, Newport, august B. 1886.

Court Of Probate, NewpOrt, August 3. 1913
VHyE administrators final the Estate of Thomas
n G.. Hazard late of Newport ieoman decd present
cd Tor settlement and allowance II ordered that the be
received and the consideration thereof be referred Court
of Probate be holden the Satelouse in Newport the
FIRST Monday in September uext AT o'clock A. NJ and that
previous notice be given by publishing copy this order three
several times in the r. Republican, for all persons indebted
onppear at said time and place and be heard
Atrue Copy Witness, Is. b. ROWLAND PrOJt Cierk
August, g. 3w.
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AME into the possession of Sylvester Wilcox Jr OF South
knsstown the lth Of July last, IN damage easan-
our2 years old Heiiers-one of which is dark brow-wo
light red and a dark red having artificial marks-A
taken and held under the Statute of RhodeI esrays
THOMAS X. WELLS, To'rH Clerk
South kingsiown, Oct. 9th lS;o.' 3w
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There 10 something in the following stanzas, b.
. Rev. Mr.. Flint, Of great tenderness and beauty
expressibly pathetic and mournfuI, they ar
beautiful exceedingly"
LINES ON PASSING THE GRAVE OF
MY SISTER.
On yonder shore, on yonder shore,
Now vcrdant with the depth of shade,
Beneath the white-armed sycamore,
There 10 little infant Iaid
Forgive this tear-a brother weeps-
IT'S there the fowret sleeps.
She sleeps alone, she sleeps alone,
And summers forests DER her wave;
And signing winds at autumn
Around the little strangers grave,
As though they murmur'd at the fate
Ofone so lone and desoate.
In sounds that seem like Sorrows own
Their funeral dirges family creep.
Then, deepning to organ tone,
In all their solemn cadence sweep,
And pour, unheard along the wild,
Their desert anthem DER a child.
She came, and passed. Can forget
How we whose hearts had hailed her BIRTH
Ere three autumnal suns had set
Consigned her to her mother Earth!
Joys andtheir memories passed away;
But grefs are deeper pToughed than they.
We laid her in her cell,
We heaped the soft mould on her breast,
And parting tears, like raio-drops fell
Upon her lonely place Of rest.
Nay angels guard it -nay they bless
Her slumbers in the wilderness
She sleeps alone, she sleeps alone:
For all, unheard on yonder shore,
The sweeping food with torrent moan,
At evening lifts its solemn roar
As, in one brood, eternal tide,
The rolling waters onward glide.
There is no marble monument,
Thcro is stone with craven lie,
To tell Of love and virtue blent
In one too good almost 10 die
We needed no such useless trace
TO point US 10 hcS resting place.
She sleeps alone, she sleeps alone;
But midst the tears Of April showers
The genius of the wild hath strown
His germs offruits, his farest flo ver.,
And cast his robe Of vernal bloom,
Irguardian fOudness DER her tomb,
She sleeps alone, she sleeps alone;
But yearly is her grave turf dress'd
And stlll the summer vines thrown,
In annual wreaths; her breast.
And still the signing autumn greves,
And strews the haowed spots with leaves