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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-16
THE TESTIMONY.
DANVILLE.

The cowordly Van Buren, men who assail
the courage of great and good man are
requested to read the following.
Extract of letter from Gov. Shelby, to
President Madison, May Ia, 1884:
81 feel no hesitation 10 declare to you
that believe General Harrison to be one
of tho FIRST MILITARY CHARAC-
TIERS EVER KNEW, and in addition
to this, he is capable of making greater
personal exertions than any officer with
whom have served. | doubt not but it
will hereafter be found that the command
of the North Western army and the various
duties attached to il, HAS BEEN ONEt OF
THE MOST ARDUoUs TASKS ASSIGNED TO
ANY OFFICER IN THE U. STATES.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Extract OF letter from Col. Davies, who
was killed at the battle of Tippecanoe,
Aug. "a, 1911:
"Imake free to declare that haze imagin-
I'd there were ton military men in he tcest,
and Gen. Harrison IS The greatest of the ttUo.
J. II. DAVIES"
The following resolution passed the Ken
lucky Legislature in Decembr, 1871:
hesolVeu, nNl III ule ldle cdinpalbH
against the Indiars on the Wabash. Gov.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, has, in the
opinion Of this Legislature, BEHAVED LIKE
HERO, A PATRIOT, and A GENERAL; and
that for his cool and deliberate conduct IN The
butte Of TiPpecanoe, he iceH deserves the
iUarmeSt thanks Of The nation"
The following tribute of praise was paid TO
General Harrison, in 1871, by eleven of
the officers who fought under his banner
At the battle ofTiHpeconoe.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-16
MARRIED,

In Worcester, Aug 10, by Rev. Mr. Kellogg of
Montpelier, Mr. Jarvis Leonard, Merchant of
C'ov"lard Ohio, to Miss Emiraotto f, Vail, of the
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-16
Extractf letter from Commodore Perry

Extractf letter from Commodore Perry,
to Geeral Harrison, dated August IL,
1917:
"The prompt change made by you in
the orderuf battle on discovering the posi-
ton of til, enemy, has always appeared to
me to haW evinced high degree of mill
tary talent concur with he venerable
Shelby in his general appreciation of your
conduct in hat campaign"
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-16

.AgOOd more. The Editor of the Eman-
cipator in giving an account of the riotous
proceedings at Wllimantic, CT. last March,
during the Anti-slavery lectures ofthe Rev.
Amos A. helps-states that six of the ri
oters were prosecuted, tried, found guilty
and bound over for trial at the County
Court The names of these men he pub
fishes, and they are as follows
Miner Allen, Jr. David Horton,
Geo. IingleH Hazard Card,
John Main, jeremiah Hard,
@-RIOTERS!
All this is right. Let every rioter (no mat
ter who he isl be prosecuted; and let his
name be published in every free press from
Maine to Georgia.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-16

p. N. NICHOLAS,
=. V. DANIEL,
THOMAS RICHIE,
WILL SELDEN,
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
CHARLES ELLIS,
JAMES RAWLINGS,
C. w. GOOCH.
I'd, August LIST, 1886.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
MARRIED

In this County, on the 23d inst. by Evan Alex.
ander, Esqr JAMES VI. BLACK, ESQ, 10 Miss
ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
I'VE acknowledge our fee. May the happy pair
never have cause TO regret their union-and NAV
they live 10 enjoy each others society many years.
Near Statssyille, on the 10Th instant, by Lew
\. Alexander, Esq, Mr.. JAMES MATHIS tc
Miss MARTHA BURGESS. All for White.
Jims courtship long, bot nevertheless,
In process Of time she answered him yes;
Then swiftly he flew to Justice and Clerk,
Resolved like man TO finish his work
! he Justice atlended--ail was soon done,
And they we're pronounced IN law 10 DC one.
Bachelors, see what Dan Cupid can do
See all ye withered and ptiiul crew
See Jim has obtained charming young wife,
lie now can enjoy the pleasures Of lie
Communicated
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

ted the 10Th, says, /" all the counties on
he Wabash have gone against Van Buren,.
lbe southern counties will give some ma
Ar,tes for Van Buren, but gentlemen from
he west and north state that there were
rong Indications that the Union ticket
M hiie and Harrlson) would prevail IN that
fcilon."
From Alabama. we received by the Ex.
<rcss Mail yesterday, slip from The Mo
lie Re. ster, Van Buren, of the 10Th IN.
an,. claiming a majority Of l25 votes for
70 Van Buren, ticket in Mobile city aud
4s,n,y. This is the only information we
have from the State. The election took
klace on the l4th.
L0pisidna.-1he slip from Mobile con.
&rr,d also the following from Louisiana
N e give It for what IL is worth {: Returns
&on some ten or twelve parishes, among
1hem Lainurche, give IN aggregate MAORI.
q oC 1913 for The Van Buren, ticket"
i IN Rhode Island the Van Buren, ticket
las prevailed BY about $50 votes There
las been a big gain SINCE the April cleo.
xon for Governor Of near 1000 votes.
4 In Massachusetts the Wing ticket and
II h,r Governor have prevailed by several
thousand Notes.-The precise number not yet
oscenaIued,
The following ia complete list of the
Members elected to the 18th Congress from
his Commonwealth:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

Ner Cotton Factory. - Nessrs. Dantorh
y hcCulsiln, If this place, have '>."l, pm,
Z operation Cotton Factory at the High
aus OF law River, IN Oange county.
hey have five hundred splndlcs in opera
,on' and propose putting up 200 more
f"or'ly, or making such arrangements
phong the hands as shalt ensure turn oul
p' spun cotton equal to tina, from 1000
fp'ndIts IN - hours. Spun Cotton irorr
Phelr factory may be had IN this place it is
Pa'd by good Judges To be us neatly done as
an he--noi TO be surpassed by any factory
'''''h or south,-Greensboropgh Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
roSr oftlcE MATTEEs.

" The Auditor Of thc Post Office Depart.
'neni hns gwen the order 10 DISPENSE wIrH
pm rsE or HOOKS Is THr ljEPNRrMENr,
\ be Auditor, undoubtedly made cats par
p' by Amos hc.daR, has been engaged an
Bus NIillpou> scheme Tor three months past
hnd though few honorable and uprlah,
Jerks have resisted the measure, the hat
p The peol 'c's 'a.cars @ has gone forth,
nud there are 10 he 10 lcdeers IN future. -
p<iicr N The Ncr York Express.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

A man WIS lately convicted IN the Cir.
cult Court, and sentenced to thirty days i'm.
prlsonment, for singing an indecent song in
a public street of Chicago, Illinois.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
To Contractors.

TNIl f undersigned being appointed by the
IL County Court, as Commissioners, to
build bridge across McDowel's Creek, on
The road leading from Charlotte to Beatty
Ford, will offer al the site on the 2lst Of
December next, the Contract to the lowest
bidder. Further particulars made known
on that day.
ANDREW BARRY. Sen. con-,,s.
PATRICK }. " Ii.SON. -
ADAM b. DAVIDSON.
HopemfH Noe. % 1856. 3w
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
GUE SAhNo

a VIE Subscriber intending to leave this
place, offers for sale his House aud
Lot, situated South Of the Jail, on Main.
street, on which, besides the dwelling house,
is large and well arranged WOOD SHOP
suitable to carry on the Coach Making Blu.
slness, with Sheltering attached TO il, and
Blacksmith Shop, together with all necessa.
ry out-buildings, some of which are entire.
ly new, suitable for family and last tho
not least, there is ever.failing Well OF
excellent water ON The lot convenient TO the
house.
And he will proceed to sell at Public Auc.
ton, on Monday, the Goth day of Decem.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

Melancholy D,atk. DR.. VIM. flion. Of
Iis cuunly sas iound dead 10 the road ab.st
are uiics lru'u iuSn BY some Wag auefs,
u Wednesday last. ca beng examined
physician II was discovered lhat iis
,,k VAS broken IN two places. THIS accl.
"nl IS supposed TO have hccu oceas,nnc,l hy
{. beng thro~n on, II h,s e,lkey. lie
pas Young man ol steady and correct de-.
lorl'nch', and respected hy those a,quainI
4 With htn. lie has letl slig 10 mourn
hts sudden death.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

NIB. All persons indebted to the estate,
ore required TO make Immediate payment ;
aud those having claims and demands against
the estate viii prescn; them forthwith To
!. u. G..
NJ W, 4.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
Negro Hiring.

4NV@EV kEHE -
" WILL hIre out To the best bidder, for
x the term OF one year, al the Plantation
of the late Eli Springs, deceased, on Satur.
dav the 3lst of ID cember next, all the Ne.
groes belonging 10 the Minor Heirs of said
deceased, and will at the same time sell
some Corn.
JOHN SPRINGS Guardian.
Nov. %, 1896 21-50F
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

VIII NO; the Wings of Rowan, Davidson,
+sn'on, Randolph, &c. feel pang Of NOR.
hca'lnn, to lind their apathy NJ the recent
lection, parnded III the " Standard as
,rdcnce Of tho growing popularity ot Mr..
an Buren, : II Is rbelancholy fact, tina,
4 hc opponents of the ktndcthuokcr have
wen hiui tie State Raleigh Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

Riehard tle,elirr, IN place - A. Lawrence.
Nm :. lissiings, IN place Of " Jackson
William rstmentef. in place O ; iioar
Il Nor York..-The Albany Argus gives
4lurns from AL the counties IN the State
hcrp, Franklin, and makes the Nlu Buren,
saprity 26,T53. Delaware couniy, where
D. Argus clnlms ouly 500, has gwen a
naloruS oG over : 900.
The Congressional delegation stands 10
i an Buren and 10 Wings, beng Wing
eAlu of onc member.
Il .NuInc.-- The late attempt TO fl five w.
rauclcs 10 the Congressional dulrgallon lfnn
)lalne Ia the neat Congress, has been sue
kcsslul "a uniy tWn districts, w. the =
J nd s,h. The persons elected are /. q
Smih and Thomas D4,ee, both AT
D'uren nen IA tie present Congress. There
re- stll three vacancies, ~hlch must h
| lied By new elecl,on.-.Naf. ii.
Fall returu from Georgia have mol beer
feccycd. There Is no dnubi cf ibe State
lAsng gose Tor White BY considerable
tspuiy.
h'ssiasippi. We have returns from :
fnnuttes - N.sls~ipW whlch gl,c White a
/ gloriiy II 81. Two q the counties, pun
itoc and lipJnh, we're considered strong
bolds q Van Buremsm. Al puu,i,oc u a
and U.llcr, and there u 40 doubt IT ,hc
f'h-" h''',lrfs slfaluins every nerve n favor
J. Van Burcu.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

We had a light fai Of Snow on Monday
IJgh'. Weather pleasant nov.
on account of the length of tho obituary
II Gen. Graham, ue are compelled to cN.
IIudc number VI articles selected lor this
weeks paper.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

UTICA LOTS.-50 LOTS, remarkably well located, he
" immediate neghbofood Of the best business
For sale, very low, by applying to G. g. SICKELS,
nov7 q Wall street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23
II HE III E r AL ID.
WALL sTRLET-TUEsDAY,F FEB. as.

Spring is last ON hand be general
breaking rivers and inland navigation Yesterday great
progress made in 'hawnghe harbO yearly clear Office
general smile pervades the % Yetthe Ock market was a-and
prices stand generally previous But Monday well known
10 be dies non in Wal street.
Avery important inquiry put" what win be the shape
or course Of The money during the approaching season.
On hi, point depend prices If sokcf real estteot many
other articles market This inquiry branches GU: into va
e,v Of smaller ons and in deaha course will the u
= Bank pursue? What the General Government! What the
Deposi, Barksl VIVA, the legislature? What Congress!
The mpe renewal If u Bank does not hand cut the
woods The ank is prOdgOus engine for good for evil The
Secretary Treasury ought to look sharply at his fore
Some Of them may be blown up before he is aware.
The Marine assurances calculating their losses The
Baon Offices during last year. have lost sls 4O
vessels statement Of the Marine losses here
Yesterday however, the American, New York State and Com
erca Marine Offices lost s7Oe each ON shipment Of gold
from "a South American port
" repoed that Morris Canal will he the agency ofihe u
8 Bank here. The privileges sfthe Morris an great
Another nslamnt called the Long Island Rail Road
Of IS share which will make $40 share on all The stock has
receded in consequence. A sign this
hi az breeze up Albany about the Commercial
and several persons are named being mPca-
d viii; BARROW abcoEdng Cashier Barlow lost his money IN
~ and Schenectady STOCK and Albany spectators alone were
hi. bottle holders. We kRow them to the colour 81 tier eyes
The BOSTON Bank investigation goes More curious dveepe-
,ep coming The spirit of sanking FrOcteds We must have
Big Bank n this city. wscan't get on without it
Last evening the ConmoH Council in joint ballot appointed
of Six Million Loan. the following gentlemen
Jacob Lorilard, jameson Cox 5 Titus, j. n Wells sias
wood Anthony Lamb and Edward Doughty How long will II
gentlemen 10 Loan II be done before the
middle Of next month, to be ofany real value
The Cattle Market yesterday the Bulls Head presented
ebe show On inquiry snd that 100 800 beeves were sold
a. mice. VARYING from Sc to SIP hundred This is still too large
and produced the monopoly of persons who
e from the Butchers and Drovers Bank The butcher
iGnOceny the blame of these exOrbtan
prices farmer not to be bmednone but the moHoPos'
and forestalers-
u Baak, l2S, I'll. III 28t, Ohio x 4, "a,
HsShanics' Bank 1901, So Am III Co, tbaiLl ia
g. ~ Amer;cs I2ii Kentucky Bank, 103 p,
is-Ion RanE M farmers Loan, ll7kl6
NJ = t1J 100 o. a. 10 3D. Mohawk r. r. le2, 81 10,
u, Paterson X ~ nv, 30, w. =,
Dry Dock Bank, 80, n J. X X IL, scrip, 10
9.,~h q Droy RI IN Stonington r. r., "a, Al.
Merchants Ex Bk, ll9, Bos WOE n X, 10 = 81 o'si
Morris Canal, 50, s. Utica X H. Ili4 "a. -, .,
N. o. Canal. LOG, st, Long Island X Ms got o,
Planters Bank Tenn, rs, ztJ Canton 20, "a,
NJ o. Civ Bank Il0t,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23
CHEAPER THAN AM OTHER
PUBLICATION In THE WORLD.
THE FRANKLIN LIBRARY OF MODERN
III LITERAL Re-. published BY Mals Newell No qJohn

THE FRANKLIN LIBRARY OF MODERN
LITERAL URE, published BY Wallis Newell, No 9John
street
The design the FRANKLIN LIBRARY being place
the reach & all classes and nyenien G the works OF
popular auhors Of the day The fmOf the Franklin Ii
duodecmo-he publish perodi
published thrown
together sioyeny vonmes nisruch being
printed upon far better and chaeTs
the quantity OF reading matter for their m0ney-the
be folded and carried in the pocket
read The without them Tor
binding which be dcne substantial and uniform MANNER
ting and when done far cheaper Than the
volumes throw together that fall pieces the hands ohe reader
The 4s numbers oflhe Franklin Library psbshed form
volume containing The following popular wo Ks OF which
have been issued by other publishers in this
Beauties Of the EngIEh ANIMALS, for 1855
The Last Days Of Pompei. by L. l. Buwer.
Tynley Hail, b. Thomas Hold.
Three Nights in Lifetime Domestic Tale.
Jacob Faithful, by Captain Marry.u
Tales, by James Sheridan Knowles.
The BoRdmsn, Story ofthe Times of Wat Tyler
Poems Tales Of Womans Trials by MRS. c. Hall
Peter Simple, by Captain Marry att.
The Dark Lady Of Donna
Richard Of Yo <, the White Rose Of Ene!snd
IRshairlack, Tale Bramblrtye House. Ann Grey.
The Deform-d- LodoTe, by Mrs shelley
The Naval officer, by Captain Mnryatt-
The Admiral's Daughter. Select Tales
The Cruise sf the Nudge. Cousin William.
The Man of Many Friends, Tom Cr5gle's Log.
The Pacha of Many Tales.
work left their residences the
day publication, will please leave their address the OhCe Nos
Jonn street. Broadway.
N. person auhorsedO receive subscriptions in advance.
Part 80 of the Franklin Library will be issued Saturday next
the 9Th Feb commencing work before published IN
the country. HENRY WALLIS,
feb 22if THOMAS NEWELL
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Issue POSE oFEICEaHgDsON,s MERs

uSUB POST OFFlCE-HUDSONSM ER.
CHANTS NEWS ROOM, CORNER OF WALL AND
WATER STREETS-The Proprietor al the earnest solicitation
Of great Of Merchants has connected with his establish
rs.nt SUB POST OFFICE-through which merchants and
ne can receive FROM and forward their letters 10 the City Post
Oasce every hour during the day.
Ier Bag will closed the News Room al the latest
sbe the several mails, and viii be taken
rom the Post Office containing letters as the mails are
ted Letters delivered the Post Once the special
orer Of the Merchants whom they addressed Further
nas Of be obtained application at Tn.
Nr Room where all information concerning the arrival and
le,,r,,re of The mails, can all times be obtained
Also every particular relative Ship Letter Baghe time OF
dosus &c kc ame be had application 10 the Count
- Room Clerk jan 56
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23
RR. CHABERT,s PULMONARY SYRI

nR. CHABERT's PULMONARY SYRUP,
~ for the Prevention and Cure Consumption and other diseases
Of tie Chest. lungs afecd-This viii be
found Of bne aborng under Chronic Nervous
Affections and all other complaints arising from weakly constitu
tions.
VEGETABLE PREPAR ,TION FOR PURIFYING THE
BLOODThs in the form of iqnid-one iumber full on going
bed and half umbler full morning will be found
be Of advantage troubled with pmple eruption
pleasant the TASTE mild essharc
CHINESE LOTION-For removing Freckles. Pimpes and
Blo,chss m the face. Also Lotion for Salt Rheum, Scah
Head, Itch and every disease of the skin.
PILLS for preventing and destroying the effects Of sptuous
liquors.
PREsERvATIvE MEDICINAL SOAP for removing
Frecks and all Cutaneous Eupos; put by Dr. Juany,s
member o he Faculties Of Paris and London Physci Of the
Hospitals Of FanceSod SO Broadway opposite the Hospital
by DR. }. X. CHABERT.
feb lev
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r MANKIND, DO YOU WISH FOR HEALTH

Then assist with Dr. Goodmans American Anti G-nouhea
Pills thew will positively Venereal all their
See DR. Goodmans advertisement the other page feb eft
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FIRE. FIRE! FIRE!
III r.. ROBINSON Of No 48 Coartlandt street, PToprie-
and Publisher Of the arg Fire Plate begs
tn public that he ready their demands for splendid
Coosd Proofs of said Picture Ao variety Of Popular Csr
&c of every denomination for sale wholesale and RETAIL
feb 2O-lm*
IAPHET IN SEARCH OF A FATHER.-wALLIS
NEWELL will this day publish the above named work with
portrait of the author complete vol Price 81 70
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
feb S77 Broadway.
A CARDS. w. BRYHAM returns his sincere thanks TO
N his esd and the public for their very extended
patronage during he has been business and begs
aequant them that he enrgng has sufseoy whea he will be
the demands Of his with supply OF
every Thing the Confeot line Of the richest deserpt
and daily manufactured fresh the improved principle
Of clarifying BY W. B. naers himself that by still
nung his goods manufactured the best Ingredients
and free from deleteous cong the red only being used that
he fail give aaclon thoua have
ready testified and who daily extend their the BoweIy
Steam Confectionery, No. 8 BoweIy and the Branch Stoie
No 29t Grand street, between Chy and Forsyth
B. City and County orders attended with psnctualy and
dispatch and Of the city, free Of carriage b
0A0 LBS. JUJUBE PASTE, OF superior quality for
oOO sale wholesale and retail, by
DR. LEWIS FEUTCHwANGER.
feb22 ST. Broadway
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WILLIAMS & DOW, LATE FROM BOSTON

WlLLIAMs & DOW, LITE FR0M B0STON,
w Wholesale Dealers staple and Fancy Dry Goods having
taken No. 70 Broad few doors below the Exchange
HOTEL have received and opening four hundred Of
Foreign and nestle Dry Goods which they offer for sale by the
package piece good he had in this city, and
which they respectfully invite the attention Of merchants from
different parts Of the country and city. feb 2-n
MOCK TURTLE SOUP-Alihe Clinton Lunch. cor
Sl Vt Broadway and Liberty served day
superior stvie- Jan 29-tf
ITO CAP MAkEKS.-SO0 Newfoundland Seal skins,
il superior Article. DUNSCOMB. BROTHERS,
feb l9-lmf t55 BroadstTstt, up stairs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

YORK have removed 10 No.
II Brad where hey opening entire Ssck
Staple received the Europe,
which, together with COED assortment of Domestic Goods they
ODER on their usual terms feb l8-2w
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

AGATE MORTARS-Fsr Jewellers and Chemist, US
N with pestles and a sorted sizes fer sale by
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
feb22 S77 Broadway.
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EVENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN

EVENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN.
Ia TLEMENThe subscriber has removed the elegant and
spacious Of the Collegiate School, leo Canal
on the Of Varick street.
young gentlemen will be instructed
branches Of also the CLASSICS and Modern
The French pameni under the immediate direction Of
etsux, Professor Of the French Language
N. B. Particular will be devoted ~ Bookkeeping
Penmanship
Terms moderate. Apply as above. c. c. JENNINGS.
dec 2n
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Ship-9rlesn., Sears, New Oueans-
ADMINISTERING Kelley, Halifax.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-03-18
THE wIFE'S PRAYER.


THE WIFE'S PRAYER.
Tho young wife kneeIing to her God,
seems brighter far in this lone scene
Than when our halls of mirih she trod,
Mid Fashions throng, worshipp'd queen!
C,,c cn-the love that fills her heart
Now charms hath lent to cheek and brow
Gaze on-hut hushl the pure lips part,
perehance for thee she's pleading now:
nJIcar me- thou who mark st each feeling,
Thou who know'st each passions sway;
Al thy aced altar kneeIing,
For being loved pray!
He Is dearcr than the mother
Who hath been my life's fond guide
lie is 'neaier than brother
Though brother 5 still my pride.
OF ore sYpmer's bloom had persisted,
For tho lorcr's veal | plead
Father, on the husband cherished,
Now thy choicest blessings shedi
In all peril and temptation
Guard him with thy holy might;
Mid the charms Of power and station,
Keep noble spirit bright
Bless him, Father! he is starting
Proud, for the goal Of fame;
Oh may every year departing
Add fresh laurcls to his name!
Grant him Genius Inspiration
VISIONS eloqucnce divine;
He is pledged unto a nation,
Let him in her councils shine.
Be hs guide; and for carth's sorrow
For the blight, the cloud, the thorn,
So prepare him. that each morrow
On fearless heart may dawn.
Father! if the love | bear him
Lend his path brighter ray
l(thal love one pang can spare him,
Aid me still to cheer his way.
Should his manhood's prime be shaded,
Let him on this heart repose;
1t will prove, when Joys are faded,
Desert spring, and forest rose.