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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

Ciaag. elang,-again, my mates, what glow.
Beneath the hammers' potent biows'
Cink, clank,- forge the giant chain,
which hears the gallant vessels strain
Midst stormy winds and adverse tides;
Secured by this, the good ship braves
The rocky roadstesd, and the waves
Which thunder on her sides.
Anxious no more, the merchant sees
The mist drive dark before the breeze,
The storm-cioud on the hill;
Calmly he rests though far away,
in boisterous climes, his vessels lay,
Reliant on our skill.
Say, on what sands these links shall sleep,
Fathoms beneath the solemn deep:
BY Africs pcstilcntial shore,
BY many nm iceberg, lone and boar,
Ny many n palmy western isle,
Basking in SPRING. perpetual smile!
BY stormy Labrador.
Say, shall they feel the vessel reel
when TO the bs,tery's deadly peal
The crashing hroadside makes reply;
Or else, rs st the gloriocs Nile,
Hold graphing ships, that strive the while,
TOR death or victory!
Hurrah--cling, clang-onee more, shat
CLOVIS,
Dark brothers OF the forge, beneath
The iron tempest Of your blows,
The furnaces red breath,
Cling, clang-a burning shower clear
And brilliant, Of bright sparks, is poured
Around and ap. in the dusky air,
AS our hammers forge the sword.
The sword.--a name Of dread: yet when
Upon the freeinan's thigh tits bound,
While for his altar and his hearth,
while for his land that gave him birth,
The war-drums roll, the trunpets sound,
How sacred Is IL then!
whenever for the truth and right
II flashes In the van Of fight,
Whether In some wild mountain pass,
As that where fell Leonidas;
Or on some sterile plain and stern,
A Marston, or q Bannockbum;
Or midst crags and bursting rills,
The Swiizer's Alps, grey TyrolS hills:
Or, rs when sunk the ArmAdaS pride,
IL CLEANS above the stormy tide;
Still, still, whene'er the battle-word
Is Liberty, where men do stand
For justice and their native land,
Then heaven bless the sword"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
For sale.


WISH 10 purchase number % likely
- Negroes fOr ubieh will pay the hizh-
est Hsfket price. Ia ezsh.
Those having Negroes 10 dispose 81. Si!I
Pisase 70 give me q call. letter., aSdrssssi
70 ne o. this subject, will Be- prompsly AZ.
tended 10. NM fpOW Z,
Chafiesioue, April %. Ig35-Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
WOOL.

"A NJ quantity and quality or WssL,I o,
4 n rnra'hsd WOOL will Ie taken in CT.
change for Goods.
GEO. w. HAMMOND.
May Is. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
WILLIAM TOWERS.
THOMAS EUSTER
The Washington Mirror.

a lreesly nesrspqpr. derofeS 10 Poli-
ticS, Literature. and District .1fars.
AZ published rrvy Saturday at the
seat Of tie General GoreraKent,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
P0ErsY.

The following piece of superior poetry. o
risinslly appeared in Magazine published a,
Calcutta:
rnE SONG o. rmE roRcx.
clang, Clang.
The massive anvils ring
Clsne. elsng,
A hundred hammers swing,
Like the thunder rattle Of Tropic skv
The mighty blows still multiply.
Ching. clang.
Say, brothers OF the dusky brow
What Arc your strong srms no~f
Ciang. eians-v. al &C the coulter now,
Tho coulter " me kindly plough;
Sweet My mother blcss our toll
Ne, It's broad furrvw still unbind
To genial rains, 10 sun and wind,
The most benignant soil.
Ciang, elang,--our coulter's course shall be
On many sweet and sheltered lea,
Dy many treamlet's silver tide,
Amidst the song Of morning birds,
Amidst the Low Of sauntering herds,
Amidst soft brcexes. which do stray
Through woodbinc hedges and sweet May,
Along the green hills side.
When regal autumns bounteou. hand,
With widespread glory clothes the land,
When 10 tho valleys from the brow
OF each respondent slope, Is rolled
A riddy sea of living gold,
We bless, We bless The Plough
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE.
IN and after Sunday morning next, the
W SIh iasfsat the morning Train &c Cars for
FREDERICK and HARPERS FERRY will
stsrt a six o'clock every morning.
April Z, is5S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
To the Public.

VALLEY HOTEL,
Jefferson County, ITrgiaia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

HRNTLEuEN'S Brush Hats, Of q sure
~ rior quality, black and white. for sale
oy X. & J. JOHNSON.
Camp-Iiiii. May II. 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

George ": Ham 0s 0nd
now receiving 4 large aud general as
- sortment Of GOODS, suitable TO the sea-
son. June Z, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
Hats.

Iiarpers-Terry. May &c. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

IN January last, aetiog as agent for joint
n stock company, . opened
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05

IN The House, shs votr vas - follow:
For D. w. Lxsoa-Msssrs- DrumDcDd.
Crinsids, Booker Of Amelia. G.rlsnA Of An
herst. Craig. BROOKE. Msyss. Pate, Holt,
'Cohtoa, Hunter Of Berkeley. Shalt, Saunders,
Burton. Hord. Christiss, Jobssou Of Chester
bsld. Broedes. wiisoa of csn- Scott. Ser
vssi, Hvsser q T. Hall. MarsAali, YreseA,
Price. wsds. Smith Of O., wsshered. vsses,
Csrtis, Mullen. 9otts, Gravsly. GseEsgy,
Berry. Gaiisher. 6oo@ers, lBoos, Hawes,
k1saosa. Ho4oss, Lac 30, Jsssey, Beard,
McC.sty, May. wsGSeses. Aisxsnder, Webb.
CsosiI. Cotisos. Watts q n. County. P.rtsr.
EPes, Brady. Psrrioss, Critx, Jones q Pendie
ton, Whether, Swsnsos, DuPuy, woodhouse,
Booshe, Thorntoo, Dormsn, Cruap, Dvi.sh-
mutt. Jett, Prentiss, Cuunmkha@, Brown.
Johnson Of n. Cny-73.
For w. {. Rvs Messrs. Ranks, (Speak-
err Rives, Randolph. Lsype, Miller, Wilson
of Botstourt. M'Miiisa. Turnbuii, Booker OF
Buekinshs@, Ysncey. iisnpton, Madison,
Psyss, Siegsr. HOLLAND, G,bsoa. Earton,
smith OF Frederick. Watts OF Giies, Wat
k,ns. Blair, Avent, Csrrington, Soesd. Nixon,
kincbeloe, Shtnn, Hoilenan, Robinson OF
King and Queen, Caldwell. Harm, Todd,
Garland OF Meek,eoburs. RoJsers, Wiley.
Morgan. MeCsuiey. Sherr,rd. Leland. Wool
Ioik' Robertson, csekIey, Nash, Carroll,
Shands, Williams. Nc Doweii, Moorman,
Cline, Hopkins, Spear. Bare. Jones Of She
nandosh. Harley, Goodwyn, Cruteh6eld.
ssoeeure. Hsrgrs,s, whitisn, CLARKE. Stan
ger-6l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05
From TIE Gf.hr. ar Ian a,

While the President was at the
Capitol yesterday, in attendance on the
funeral Of the Hon. Warren X. Daris
from South Carolina, Richard Law
renee, painter, residing in this CITY.
attempted TO shoot him. Col Lane. OF
Indiana, Informed Us, that he saw this
individual enter the hall of the House
dunng the delivery Of the funeral ser.
mon. Before ITS close, however, he
had taken his stand on the eastern por-
tico, near one Of the columns. The
President, with the Secretary Of the
Treasury ON his left arm. ON retiring
from the Rotundo 10 reach his carr;age
at the steps Of the pOrtico. advanced
towards the spot where Lawrence xtood
who had his pistol concealed under his
coat, and when he approached within
two yards and half Of him, the assas-
sIn extended his arm and Ieyelled the
pistol at his breast The percussion
cap exploded with noise so great thai
several Witnesses supposed the pistol
had hred. On the instant, the assassin
dropped the pistol from has right hand
and taking another ready cooked from
has left, presented and snapped !, a,
the President, who at the moment had
raised his stuck and was rushing upon
hirn. Mr. Woodbury. and Lieutenant
Gedney al the same instant laid hold
of the man, who gave way through The
crowd and was at last knocked down.
The President pressed after him until he
saw be was secured.
We attended the examining court
immediately after the event. The Se.
cretary Of the Treasury, the Secretary
Of the navy Col. Buri Of the Houss
Mr.. kingman, and Lieutenant { sednev
all OF whom witnessed the art. we're
examined, and gave a more minute De.
TAI OF The circumstances above stated
Mr., Randolph, the Sergean, II tbe
House, Who attended the Manhal 10
CONQUER Tie prisoner 10 the City Hall
iof examination, gave in testimony
thai The prisoner, when asked by tbs
Marsha what motive he had b. male
hi' houid attempt stated that the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05

Liverpool, bringing papers from that
place 10 January I'd, and from London
to Jan. lst.
Parliament Was dissolved BY procla-
nation on the 18th Of December. the
writs returnable on the 18th Of Februa-
~.
The Rev. Mr.. Nautilus, whose works
on political economy have attracted so
much notice, died on one OF the last
days Of December.
The Presidents Message had not ar
rived.
News had been received OF the pro-
rogaiion OF the Portuguese Legislative
body. by an address from the Queen.
The dates from France are 10 the
end of December, and without interest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05
BALTIMORE Hof,zE

The well known esszl,Ii sisrnern. called
the baltimore House, formerIr knoHp
by the name oi the Indian Queen. N
the corner ct Baltimore and HaDou.r
streets, which has been clo,.-d for r,,,,,e
time past, has been opened f,n the ~
cePton OF company. II has under
gone a complete repair, and Is fnisllcd
and furnished m the most superb srsjc
The drawing room. ordinary. and The
various other apartments, arr arranrea
and cmicllished "a a manner clIculai,s
to afford the utmost coud,,rs. cesntsIr,-
ence, and satisfaction. and 2nh tl.s
proinpt attention od the T'raguJsricn and
ms earnest desire o. rlease traveller
and others may confidently dcy-sBd
upon an accommodation al the hsu-.
equal 10 that Which b. ahrds-d a, lie
best establishments Cd tlse kIRd in fi,,
Union. The location q among Ia.
beS. in the CITY. which. Together u,s,i
other consideration IN 81 favor. all
We doubt not. secure Scr Il eKts-nals.
patronage. A very large nunA.,-f n
citzens and Others. called Vcsaerdst
10 view the House. and partssA ID /,
handsome reiFeslimerd IrO,lded i.a de
occasion. Bat y,sgcr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05

President had killed his fafher. His
father was an Engllshman, who died
many years ago in this city The som
himself Was an apprentice af,erw ards
to Mr.. Clarke, with whom he irred
three years Mr.. Clarke, when called
upon, said, that he was a Young ruan
Of excellent habits, sober. md Industr,-
Gus; that he had seen him very fr,.-
qnently. and was well acquainted with
him since he had lcft ms family. and
had heard nothing 10 ms disadranfss-.
unh! Of late. he Was informed thzt he
was quarrelsom- among ms friends. aud
had treated one of his SISTERS badly.
The total absence fg any personal
motive OF the part Of the PRISONER 10
commit the deed be attempted. has
suggested the idea that me must tie nm
sane. There was. however. no eTl-
dence gwen an the examination 10 IIu-
thonze the supposition. although seHs,-
raj persons Intimately acquainted with
hun, and one boarding IN the same
house with him. gave evidence upon
the occasion The demcanur uf the
prisoner, when committing the act
when he Was seizcd-and when under
examination, bore not the slightest MP
pearance OF phrensy, or dcrangernc1ri
OF any sort When asked by the Courr
u he wished 10 cross-examine the WI
nesses. or 20 make explanation. ne IN
swercd IN the negatire-Said thin those
who had seen the act could stnte the
iacts-ahd NJ the conclusion. when
asked al he had any thing 20 offer, Snia
he could not contradict Whit had been
given IN evidence.
The prisoner is a handsome Young
man, well dressed and prepossezsInr an
ms countenance. He Appeared per
iecuy calm and collected an the nndsr
OF the excitement and anxiety " inca
prevailed around him-and the Press
dent, IN converting with Ms. sInoe the
event. observed, that his manner. frup
the moment his eye caught his. MR.
firm and resolved, until the fixture a;
his last pistol, when he seemed Il
shrink, rather than resist.
We were Informed by Mr.. Wilson
the keeper Of the Rotundo, tl1ut ne had
frequently observed tina man about the
Capitol-so frequently TIM be had he
come an object IF curiosity 10 him
that he had cndcavored 10 draw hra
INTO conversation, hsr found HIM 1acl-
turn and unwilling 10 talk
Judge Cranch saw nothing an ia.
conduct Of the prisoner, ur m tire cay
dence, 20 suggest the idea thin he In
bored under any mental maladr- He
entered up an order that ne should he
balied. If he could give security an
$1,000.
We attended the. Court-and kong
asked tn examine the load m enc I'd
The pistols, drew out with screw n
ball, of which about SIXTY would make
pound. II was We'll patched, mud
forced down tight On fun charge Cd
excellent glazed powder. How the
caps could have exploded without fir-
ing, is miraculous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05

ny ~ nssnEastlruf 10 90 faIi ~ hzfIsr-
~ Niw Huinca tn 'ha E-t fty ef No
'afisH- Ntgrt pnsu assuet aft o. yho
- - s~rsy~'f arfm esnrEs Esyaart. 81
49, 'siif w. bfrvusr'H lsiaussf ~ sur.,s~I
Larut. 81 Hrsaf-ua a,sHrs Va che ~,lF
hssn a. Hinsnss.. f.s-s-, ~ Ensswuo,-s. "a
i'sEru nhHir 81 sfss-- 81 a<s 3 e..s ? - :
nsciIus isgt = ~ . ilsrt rl,sngla.,aa. - A..
= 49, n--r ar- mxir 49, uud 81 60 - -
hsisf uaa Fssusa - rsutssrsf - s.,r.~ a..
"-ra 1rfrf 80 IrIu=rer sad So 49,,
'ai'rr@ - s@sh slua--9F ~lH ~ fsos.-.f II
eEsA WN ~ GRIGfss,
-"s hnEur Gfs-,su %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05
BALTIMORE. JAS. ~.

BALTIMORE, JAN -
Our correspondent NJ AnnaueiIis M
forms us that at the Speoial Court
which was held for the trial cd the pcr-
sons implicated IN the lite ri1as en- the
Washington rail road, sentence Cd deuth
was, on Monday morning, pronounced
by Judge Kilgour. IN a most feeling nd
dress, on Owen Murphy, found gailtF
OF the murder of John Watson.
Sentence was also pronounced On
Patrick Gallagher and Terence Cod
found guilty Of murder in fl1e second
degree, the court cundemning fben
each To eighteen wears close corxhDe-
ment IN the Penitentiary at Baltimore
dunng one year Of winch they aye 40
be imprisoned in the cells ON low d,,a
The court was then adjourned.
We learn that Cod and lsaIlsrsber
and some others implicated an abe la.e
outrages on the Washington rad rond
were brought from Annapolis ao tins
city yesterday evening. The lztter arr
10 be tired At the next term al Rnlt,-
more County Court. Owen Mur1A,r
1t As said. Is 10 be executed en the Fs1,r
where the murder Of Watson N,as com
mitied' finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05

oos Of hs colleagues. The IIoa- wAsarx 4.
DAVIS, Who Died st o'clock dat uoroiax.
ln oat'ag the ooursfsi announcement, Ar.
2. spoke N the aost handsome terms Of The
character Of the dsessssd. wbces pssriotisu.
ABILITY, generos,ty, vii, and good nature, had
asds him . uaiversai fsvoris. The usual
reeolutiees vsrs thss passed, and The House
sdjourued.
- No legislative business vas tran,ac,<d 10
either House on Friday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05
L,sn6'u EaAyvu-y esr-.

ss''sd csaS -Ac,--Eh,' Ciurinnan In
l'lA'r'inrsH ErNt. siar Acre b, ln Am
can ~saliun "a r,ur gifp ssvI Isl yea. =
u All enc Nnshsss ~ ienst q meS-ac-,. y,
l'''-i'rrfs tis,s a,aui,r mummy s,li pr,b-
ailE i'ru r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05
iFrs~ ~ RieG-..a4bassr

~ 49, - NetNsNsta pSlpfre.
Sstswdsy. Jsa- -.
No: Galiahsr pTsssoisd doeus.sns "a ana.
tea Ne apPtieatios ZOE psrmSssBoo In 60
strest . es'sgs HsFoss he shsnaaAoah rIvsg
~ haspssS Ferry.
JNoAdsy, Esa. &c
On @essoa q Ne. GsllaAsS, Ne ssaais...
70 sHa@tae he PsniassiiaSy yes Iastrur1eS
70 fnSairS iate tAs sxpsdisssy q 90 ss.sod.
80 tss ~ On ne subject q solitude, a. 70
ssaeoriae The superintendent, with N. go.
sees 81 ths Boasd q Dissesors. 10 d,.,....
uha % 9ash % - solitary eoa6eSs.s.,
1898 ~ the seatsaesa q tke CouFs. =.
se's'oas tAs " hsaigh % GOOD eo-A,,-,
Ps,soesss AZ - ssy tiuss REQUIRE.
- Ist.ee g Ne. Wsbb, ths Ce-rs,,..
- -, -,',..,e Lsss, Uaa 'ostFuelsd 70 isaa,gs
ate ne saPedseney ~ spprooris,,.., ~
s9m e. dollars, Zoe Ire purso.. ~ ~ 'oo
shss'ng seeSu'Fsasass fer IL At Isf.o,,. ~,
htes ecmpastss. e"a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05

~ ser R-vt cav M f,wu,ng
hI'iisTu,Hf si'n Dnr hanr aronaI nan
and a'fisH t1 % aun -islr aaueoas ,u.
''ii'a' o. a ruifr r-VstE si,st ind Lll.r.I
o'rnsnr hii 'ssBt.sn,rs a. LlllNorfb "A. nj.
s''a tuats "a atrBr a1 one moo,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05
IAS's4sy. Jsa. %.
ELECTION OF SENATOR

Ths VIE - The sssals stood ~ Eollov,,
bvA WlLLias G. Rsvas-Msssrs. Dso..-
eools, (BesAhss,l PaTksr. Haatoa. Psno,
sssssF. VETS, Riges, bssksswills, FIood
s.esse'ss, OP's. ssiEne, Dyer. Bsyss, Ne.
.-s 1870. Deeslasoel Keller, tisFvooA, Zoe
taies' Aadsrsoa, hecoy-9D.
Fea bEngantu W Lrsa.- 49,. -.
Ca@psefl, coehs, PAssasoa. ya~s. ,s.co....'
Wstkins. Iiarvis, Goa, NsswssI, $780,.
aaith-12. "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05

hke Elythrn6<S EsDe66lan-We
hHse A,'nn tsH'Br~,E wIrk an arrpunt ~
ME stitsosiFS Ind mtn AZ be eTupIovr,I ON
tfe EEglU1fs.s s-xgsIlitusn.. now ab,,ut
1o ieEAE Ea-iEnE. elsrrnsun.r Of t~n or
c''rN. Two snsrDcsr8, 1sust Ii5r anurh b,,af. n
1oSE RsE'sEH1n ,6f-iD. ssabIisrs Of ,aopsy,
and aaInssrS= ustr~s nIsu-elSu a, i,,ul,,n,.d
sftlut1rE, ssisH~n PrrEanrs, aud twenty
iscHuyeln-
HE slt;EnBsSunE NV IA b., a-msd with
SHEAsi Ass'tf rUns lrnS psek<ss, and II N
rl'loaalstAs,a HiIae uasF WaH b.. able a, re-
sa''a n bosey ed Bashs Asabw. A v.x.yl
~ail be EnmsNtiuatIr gaaroer.,s az Liver
G'"'a Aar The srunzsTznEs If DIS, exne,S..
asan, ~aEscih nssE srrTE-, Al tia, m,,lfb ~
tise NFsDsop AE a4ss nnhHs, Of Januarv
We arR8,TscEnH 1pgllEarl.ln has been
made IA fisr AdtnIIrairy slr thP a.s1,-
saisoe ID EossHm vssasEI far Ssrth.r-
Ins The ssAy,wrs 81 uAst sNp.dSnon both
an the &nafszEn<sn and the Persian
asuh- aHn dsSsB1 Whsthsr e viii b. m
the R'oEsu ed Eise &sauf "a sl,rnplx wltb
ti'e ds1EHHa8 NJ q W9uLI v,rnlsiIv A.
ins'suH ap En ~NnsTnsHsm IT ire rr,o.
G5s sssss SaB,h Rsss BEEN sanrnonsd
by fHrirEnsnn ssu sis experiments
Easn6ssr EsA.y-v,, g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05
LATER sTmI.

The packet ship United States. CAPT.
Holdredge, arrived a, New York on
Friday IN very short passage from
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05

Small bssineu.-A rr4re..,as,,,, =.
in The Mnine house 81 assembly nam
cd Small has been convicted al g,.-
ing tao votes 81 the elec6ua wind
last took place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05

y Fhas Gs7g-S-w- E.1-l tint
lev GEys arlsc-- SRI3s. u g5,I.I.- lat. VI.
cT''sHln : sl,' 81 's,,r street. L. The VIM
az &c LIE >Stnse EBsI,e. UR.rS 1E.-J
The aIEs III ogE.srs'IsIity ~ ,rara,...
1ii''I aHHu-'1t S'IE s1iget,In h anr
M HiHG%1D,.Ia 9G etsn4,lsl .h,. ~,
strnck with sBsrt, whmh c1rne WI.
frradls10us aSuWr- rnpp=,E az, her h..r,s
rad lard asT aHEtE ON her bnrSS. IL \
SaIisG N'eGiia Esw- lore arut att .-a,.r,..s
The fiisid- Bbe Rssar boy irlsu.ad Of be-
ARs OassgCEneu WIH sAIty tSi.rhteu.,I n
Snch M nStxRswnad arxEs=uln OF irrurht
nun me EnTsrH Whnrh the vehicle
had Hl-tsAev HupnrRst WIS 50 s-,.at
thu Ire ns'EnG N Hnp,Ss@iisEs u, check II.
tE''rd be uhsus1sr- WRssIv ItIshrs,f II
btsfr M mike u8he nInsc of hi.s barvzIu
and ~rah stnInahGs Purs<nce at mind.
S1c't-od rise alsse WIrah xr<sr sars. axold-
Ing MI st'ErMrBcN. N uRsz sarns rlrns bnxI-
rng aEri wIrth rise Btnsrx Of A stsnh,r
Hal6 en- Ma am hlEt ou,-krep vour
tt,ea .sin lF, HnE rRs,rt ns M dln.1yr'
abe 'd"uiise AlntsnA Shat spe,t with the
"t-f"nny cd IN 1rrraw-,lzst thI ast.,n-
lsi't'd d<nlasA- Whn ns.vsr travelled NJ
such n H1fie Astaars- 1nt prabuhIv never
MN ACRn, even 0m a raaI road or
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abe had ilrfEv nuns 10 erks br.atb or
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TIE afar-isn al TtE bail - BilsL IDsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-05
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-20
A WEDDING.

The bride turned little pale and then a little
flushed, and at last had just the ri ght quantity OF
bright, becoming color, and almost shed tear but
not quite, for a smile came instead, and chased il
away HE bridegroom was warned not to forget
the ring, and all were assembled round the altar
" wlll,' was uttered in clear low voice. and the
new name writtcn-and Sophy Gray was Soply
Gray no longer; and she turned her bright face to
be looked on, and loved and admired 'y the crowd
lot relations and friends surrounding l.r and they
thought that Sophy Stoketon was still dearer, and
prettler than Sophy Gray had been and then the
carriages were entered and the house was reached.
Sophy walked into her fathers house her child
hoods home, her home no longer-and the bridal
dress was changed, and the travelling dress took its
place, and all crowded around her-her father. the
MOTHER the sisters, the brothers. all crowded around
her to say good-by to look, and look on that dear
face once more, to feel that her fate was sealed, to
pray that it might be happy one-to think that she
was going away, away from home, away with a
stranger and tears and smiles were mingled and
iona looks, and long embraces, and fathers min
gled tear OF JOY and sorrow was on her check. and
the sisters tear, that vany tried to be a smile and
the mothers sobs-and Sophy Gray left her faith
ers house, left with the bright beam of ioy and
hope upon her brow, and another moment the car
rage door was closed, the last goodbye uttered
and Sophy was gonc.-Oh how melancholy how
lonely does the house appear, where but moment
before all had been interest and hurry Who has
not experienced the deserted sensation when those
we nave been accustomed to see are gone-whcn
the agitation, the interest at parting. is oyer-tbe
lorlorn, empty look of the room--thc work box the
drawing materials, the music, all gone-or pcrhaps
one single thing left to remind how all was-a flow
er, perhaps, that had been gathered and cast aside
the cover of a letter, which had been scrbbIed o.
yer IN the torgefulness of the happy conversations