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9sfIss CYNTHIA PAISLEY aisdy 4 geed
Fanfsld, ar niles norlh vest u IiiHsbesoagh.
To- sssslon vii eammeaes lie iissl 0f Dersal-
be-.
Bad can Be- bad 10 he sieiaiiy On very re-
ssashie terms. ~
{ aoFsaiber g 49, ga -
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I1AR0M the SUBSCRIBER, lsmiies North OF Re
- leph, near Fish Dam Ford, a large white
HORSE and four MULES. one (emal. mule,
one wearing small Bell. The Horse was pur.
chased from q drovcr, from Ohio They were
seen at Judge Generous Person Mills, 90 the
% instant. ANY information respecting them
viii be thankfully received and n reasonable
compensation " i'll be given for their delivery
Letters Of information directed TO Rogers
Store.
ALLEN ROGERS, JR.
Wake county Oct 9 49, 92--
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A Brick House TO be Built.

,9RDPJSALs wilt be troe,S,d by The var.
- dens e Orange County, t. build a House
one hundred (ect long. sixteen feet vide, 9Th
three cbImneys, six ro0ms, nine feet pit, \,
eighteen inches basement. 49,
Two Of ths rooms 10 be strongly built, with
gratcd windows. aud shutters, slIong doors,
aid good locka '.,
Persons wishing 10 contract, viii deliver
t4eu proposals TO DR.. James wgbh, or CaL
rad Jones, on OF before the An Monday IN No.
vemoer tts.
f. more detailed plan, inquire as shove.
october 49, r<.. st 49, @ - 3w
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Fresh Fruit, sc.

AgsHN. l.. fls5d ; ,as jet ftecivvdn small
~ supply Of Ex.e.teai Fra,l, which she
""'"d like to dispose Of upon as libelai terms
a. Possible.
The following are comprised in her assert
mcut:
Bunch 'Ralsius, Almonds,
Sul,ana Raisins, PaImnuts,
Preserved CIron, Filberis,
French Primes, Cocoa-nuts,
P'rkled Olives, Peacan nuts,
Oranges. Assorted Candies,
A variety Of Toys, &c. &r.
Nov, Inher 2. %
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I do hereby ioswSto all persons tt'm snP!'
y ing or keeping OIL TIER premises u! soI
DAVID, as I am deieimirst "a tnioreeihe ~ y
sgs,nst all such persons Nc dtt,s OF ts VIZ
l pay, Of any Kind ..-. r
81. VIM. D. RAY.
October 3.
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Stray Steer.
SwaiIn,s Justice.

rEsHR author Of the . Man Of BnsInessn IS
u naw preparing .. new and complete iTsa
iiss, 10 be . practical abstract u che common
and statute Law. o. Nonh carnlins, relating 10
the Official duties and responsibilities OF Jus
tees Il the Peace. shsflfis, sntonsrs, eoasts
b'es. wardens II the poor. oyersesrs of tosds,
rangers. entry takers, surveyors. pEoct scion
eTs, guardians, taeeutsrs, administrators. tTus'
tees. agents. attorneys, carriers, NC, 10 be
more plain and PRACTICAL in is details, than any
law book now rxtant
TIE whole oil be comprised 10 one mode.
rate sised volume II perhaps about 900 octave
pages. The work will be well printed and
baasd. and ready for subscribers during tie
month oil March next; to be promptly delivered
~ ans coufI house within the state 81 81 so
per copy, or $50 far ten copIes.
Any Subscriber Win may be pleased To pay
nav IN advance. shall have receipt in foil e.
90 50. Address d. Swain, attorney a. Las.
ashboropeh, N c. ice Of postage.
October, 1887. 94-6s
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STATE OF NoRTH-caRoEINA.
, Orange County. "
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term. 1887.
cA4''s' D.~s. e. ,,, =.
Rieharg Rlagkasoois .lfm'F.

Richara hk7sEWoQzs si3mE. M.
ITae scsring u the sati-iariion nfihr Court,
= lhsi Anderson elsrkwo,d, Rielanl Biask.
sod. ard Elxard BlsskEe0d, Ibiee al ils
eiildien a:d heirs al law ef Richard Back.
wood, decreased. are net ihtsb tanis 81 tbs
state "a - un.e.ed by the Cont, thai Fybiiea.
ton b. made in the liil!sbaroueh neenrdsi i"I
the space Of six weeks. that unsss tire ssi4
Anderson, Richard and Edward. appear heiaIe
the ConH orPleas and Quarter Sessions. DO be
hsld for Orange county. al ths count house IN
lillsborougE, IA the state 81 North Carolina.
onthe 4th Monday IN November hex,, and then
and there show cause My the lands oi ~hieh
said Richard BlaekEnod died SEIZED and pas
sesssd, should nui b. sid, than The said lands
will BE- cold 10 satisfy the plaintiffs recovery.
%f J. TAYLOR. c. C.
Price adv. SIS 90. - ss-6w
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Equity Sale.
STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLIsA.
49, Grange County.
In EQuiiy-Sepiember Term, 1851.

.7adrtr Hugktss Htirs At Las, EEpsts.
Petition 10 Sell Land.
IN pursuance of decree Of the Cent q
j Equity. madt at september Tenn, it37 lie
Subscriber Nill proceed 10 eel, On the 81 cay
ii November Ell. Al The late residence q 'ts
deceased, On credit IL ssfsrd lwe're months,
tie Land mentioned in the petition. Va.
One Trac, containing about $50 se,e,
lying 10 Caswell county.
One Tract containing sbou. GO seIa
in Orange county.
sale 10 CONNIE, CO al ~ O'Clock
JAMES WEBB, C. an
September 70. ~ "a
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STATE OF NORTH.cARoLINA.

STATE OF NORTH-cAROLINA.
Grunge County.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1897.
Henry b. Hu,ehins e. Go.
John carealhers, admir-.
Zachariah Trice
2. judgment.
The same.
The same I
q. judgment.
The same.
The same
a.. Judgment.
The same.
George Trice
q. judgment.
The same.
John Niece
The same.
James King
o. Judgment.
The same.
''', r,. : :: :,a.' }'''s".''.
Thomas Adams
Iudgmen,.
The same.
Benton Udey J
O. Judgment.
TIE same.
Kerr d King !
The same.
Nathaniel J. King ]
The same.
Charles r. Yancy ]
T.. Judgment.
The same.
Robert BIackwood !
The same. |
William Kirksey
The same.
n r.. -
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T appearing tv the satisfaction Of the Court,
1 that Anderson Blackwood, Richard Black
wood, and Edward Blarkwcod three II the
children ard heirs al law Of Ricisrd Black
wood, deceased, are not inhabitants OF this
state: II is ordered by the Court, that publea.
ton be made 10 the hslsborourh Recorder for
the space Of six weeks, that unless the said
Anderson, R,chaid aud Edward. appear before
The Couu ofPlcas and Quarter Sessions, e. be
held Tor Orange county. al The .couTt house in
HiIlsboroueh, IN the state Of North Carolina.
on the 4'h Monday in November next, and then
and there show cause why the lands Of Which
said RIchsrd BIackw ocd died seized aud pos.
sessed, should no, be sold, that the SAID laI DIS
will be sold 10 satisfy the Ptain,ifis' recovery,
in these cases.
.>'s ]. TAYLOR. c. G.
October 10. .... - g.. 9S CIV
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the GIRL OF MY MIND.

THE 6lhL VI MI MIND.
She must be
Modest, not bashfal.-
Geaeross. not wasteful.-
Easy and graceful,
Lively shdfss;
True and ingeaaoas.
fiFm. but not streaaons,
With true love spontaneous.
SIS Blssa must che be
Ffee. not lOquaei0us.
Ofxirtae tanlCiaas.
Grateful and gracious,
obligiag and kind.
Lovely ss-Hsss.
1 Constant a. may be.
J. Then SURE che wiA be. r
! The giri Of my mind.
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fflaitk,S for sale at ibis tfft'
= = ----5 e. -
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~ BY DENNIS HEARTT,

At TIME bUILAkS fLhk' Z" 1"V
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN AifASth' ;B
Those who do ne, give not;ce OF ne" w.,
to have their paper dlst Un,iuuet OF NE 'Aim r,
ton Of the year,>sIll bt presumed % 'ts. ars
its continuance until ceEh,eIn SLttI - ''" ga.
paper will be discontinued until al FftS'tss
are paid. pnless at the option 81 uc u a. y.
Persons procuring six subscribers s'S" -
ceive the seventh gratis, .lrc
Advertisements rot exceeding sN'I'
will be inserted three timts fer 'ne 0"'''
twenty FIVE certs for each cntI' uor't 80.
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= All letters upon business relative =
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FARMERS HOTEL,
aII|s
HiIlsbOr0ugh, N. c.

MFR. WILLIAM PIER, the prtser; eOuduN
S<& Tor Of this we'll known establishment, t.
turns HE thanks for the very liberal ps,ronti'
he has received since he took charge Of H. he
would solicit continuance Of the same; sad
hopes, by strict attention 10 the sccanneGf
tons. TO be able TO give satisfaction 10 al, NM
may favor him with their custom. TIE follow
ing are his prices:
Meal for Man, 25 cents,
(" Horse, 25
All Night for Man, S7s
=. Horse, 37a
All Night and I for Man, 62s
Breakfast, for Horse, 62s
Per Day for Man, IS
g Horse. IS
August 10. So
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
os~
%. n. lOSG a. Go.
fsf aYE jlsl TessiEs1 sBc nsu afsr fssal.,
- theiF cd siand, tiasaF Sgrirg fspplr. -.
sstiag RI every variety IA Goods nsaaiis -,
81 tie m~rrhssts q tins p see. VIZ:
n large and general assert.
slaesif Of Try Goods, &c.
c0sPRIsING
Genilensn and Boy Sumner cloan,
Prlnlfa Musiiu, Glhghans,
Freasl Calico,
Black and Coloured Silks, DC. L.
ALSO
Hardware and CUTLERY.
Shot Guns.
Hat, and Shoes,
BnHnrts.
-. Crockery. -
Cotton Yarn,
School Books, Stationary. &c,
Al Of Nhich they will sell AZ ihs .Ets, IN.
for Cash, Or on short credit 10 Panelaai ia.
ers only. ~><. f.. IS ..
NIB. All persons having open sesounis 4
ihet an the btoks Of n hlehOis s Co or 40
=. LoGg & Co. up 20 tie firE, &C Say, are n.
qsssled 60 cal and close the saHs Eilh s.,l
10 note, as circumstances make IL stsalslel,
necessary that their business Should bs srls
W 20 that lime. .s
May "a e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-06

WILLIAM SAMPSON--Tbc editor Of the
Metropolitan, a sOr. notice Of bis cveniml life.
woods the following scene, in which he was chief
xios:
An anccjoie is recorded of his forensic courage
xiAs sime, which strkngy illustrated the dignity
m moral irmne Of his character. Al ono ot the
cvssnment prosec before the bloody Nor:ury,
sSubosncd witness brought to prove. what was
dsn the seal Of condemnation and death, that the
rsoneS was United lri-i,man, and had admins
.fed the secret oath Of the society, invov ing the
pesaliy Of death, To others according To the form
shrh was produced. A lcer Of satisfaction, nc yer
sbsent from his face while the dealt, Of bis victim
ss ia prospect, lighted up the b!oascd eye Of the
ridge, when the intrepid counsel took The paper
hw hand, and in an emphatic tone, which com
landed and arrested attention. he called upon the
ss'st and jury to hear the oath, for takrn. and adj
nsn'stesing which they were about to- condemn a
blow creature TO the gillows; he then, to the as
nanhment ot all, mounted the witness box, and
4 Nd with voice, Of which the loud md earnest
3saes were rendered still more impressive by his
1nener: "'n the presence Of God, I do voluntarily
tseIare ] viii perscverc in endeav ring to form
keherbOtd o! affection among Irislrnan Of every
ANisons persuasion. and tina, will ais, per>everc
any endeavors to obtain equal full and ad.-
pate representation Of all tho people # Ireland
He paused moment, looked up to the jury and
Y ae Judge. and then while the attcnt,on Of every
4 - vas rvetted him, turned around to the wit
Y ~ by his side
rs this the ONLY oath the prisoner at the bar ad-
Hastcred to your
'iiis
Sis the taking Of this oath, the onlv ceremony re-
issifed to make an United lris!,man?''
4 "hn"
The advocate looked at the judge, the jury, and
ms court, and lifting the bible from the d. SIX before
Y am' while his commandEc figure raised to the
X "''s" height, he strongly repeated again those
.s~otable enthusiastically kissed il, and said
8SOIELP ME- GOD" I now call your !ord.hp
- The jury to bear witness that too. am an Uni
= freshman. lie then turoed Z" the Crown Law
~ and added-"Mr. Attorney General. YOU may
your Proce's,f you please, here IS no need Of
I Arry in your witness"
The effect was irresistible. he left the box and
sown-and almost immc dia;ely after the pris.
~ vas acquitted; but from that time Sampson
< - marked for sacrifice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-06
MACHINE FOR SOWING CLOVER SEED.
The (hambor SEr~nkI;o

| The Chambersburo "Franklin Repository
states, that Mr.. Richard Woods, cf that place, has
invented machine which will only cos, S3. that
will. IN sowing but single bushel, pay for itself.
and that such is III. construction of the machine
that the seed can be from j, in windy wealth
Ier. u states among the advantages Of the ma
chine, that busbe! Of seed gown from it will be
sufficient for fifteen acres. THIS would lie 4 L.
It's to the acre. Now we cannot, Of course, we
have never seen the machine tried, speak offs
merits but IL will, by eny operation competent TO
be performed by it. make bushei Of seed sou 10
acres sufficiently thick to keep down weedy ob:r-
ders, and make full crops Of hay, it is certainly
worthy addition to the stock Of labor saving mn
chineTy. We, however, are increduous upon this
subject; not that we are disposed roq question the
efcacy OF this inventions but we hold it to lie per
fcctly demon-trahIc, tina, less than from to IL
lbs Ut seed should never be sown upon acre of
ground. That from the slnvenly manner il which
clover and other grass seeds put IN, there IRE
great losses, VIC are fully sensbic-the wind watts
| "a great portion away-it casts great excess up
on one point Of the field, and leaves another part
bare-thesc inconv eniences, may be, & we pre-
sumo are, avoided by the operation and regularity
Of this machine, in dcposi,Dc the seed, BIZ. ma
king all proper allowances upon this score, we
should be unwilling TO trust field of ours of 10 a.
cres IN extent to he seeded with less than Two
hushek OF seed. He that sets n meadow with
grass for hay, sh ,uld do 81, in a way corar the
ground. III order that he may be certain OF excu-
ding weeds and Improbable plants Of all kinds,
and less than the quantity nomcd we think will not
effect this object with the aid Of the best
s'ructed machine for sowing. Ifsown by the hand.
we would never attempt to set clover field with
less than l2lhs. 10 the acre. We know that much
less is recommended by practical flrmers. We
have sometimes hoar.d them talk of 4l!ls, being
sufficient; but we have always doubted it, and es
peciav when we have the seed cast upon
the surface Of grain fields and left to find their
way I'O the earth through the cracks and crannies
produced by alternate frecz'"gs and thawing~
No grass seed should, in opinion be put ~ with
out narrowing and rolling. upon the surface Of a
gram field. or upon that of freshly broken up
ground BAIT. Farmer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-06

How COLD AND SILVER ENRICH CnUSTRY.-
Previous TO the discovery Of America, it is well
known that the Spanish and Portuguese were a.
moust the most cnterPrising and wealthy Of the
tons Of Europe. The latter particularly had sig
nal zed itself by its E,s; India enterprises, and
mandCd n large share, and. indeed. almost a mon
i"poIy OF that important trade. Subsequent to the
discovery, and soon after the acquisition Of their
important colonial possessions in Brazil aud Mexi-
CO. the industry and prosperity Of these nations
began to decline. Their importation Of gold and
silver, me nwhc, became immense. exceeding BY
Cor that brought INTO all the rest Of Europe From
the year 1914 to 1864, both inclusive, the amount
Of registered gold annuaIiy imported INTO SPAN a.
lone was not less than four millions Of pounds SER
linc-and the import into Lisbon from the Braz Is
cor the period, nearly three millions s,er-
ling every year.
According to the Ben'onian doctrine, this ought
to have been the period oftl,cr greatest prosperity
and glory. Far from il. TIE enter rsinc so,r,
which III de them the pioneers upon the OCEAN
hch gave them the dI-tinc'ion of being the frs;
to find passage round Cape Horn, and to plant
the Christian banner upon the shores OF! ST. Do
mingo. wansd from the hour ihot they TUNED their
attention ftotn their manufactures and their arri-
culture to relv for wealth upon the mines of Bsaz J.
Mexico and Peru. They impressed. indeed, the
coin of their royal masters upon the coin Of the
wOrd-but that very coin their own Incidence
compelled them to pat with for tie products Of
the industry Of other nations. The golden stream
flowed. indeed, through their borders-but il Meth
fer!iliZed the soil, gave pulse 10 the trade
Of the country. These all declined. and the pc Rod
Of their greatest metallic wealth also the pc Rod
Of their most squaEd beggary .-Boltimcre Chron.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-06

Ii WORKS wELL.-The Common Council.
at its meeting Tuesday evening, passed a res
olution directing an inquiry into the propriety
Of suspending all future city Improvements!
This enquiry is agi:ated because the city can
not raise money to pay its laborers. Our
currency tinkering government has 50 effec.
tually Frustrated confidence and credit and
deranged the monetary system Of the coun-
try, that every department of labor as well
as commerce, must be enervated, if not sus-
pended. Were 1t not for the suffering which
must inevitably follow such disastrous re.
suit, we should rejoice at the hour of its arri-
val. 1t seems as if nothing else will convince
the great mass of the electors of the folly and
mschievous tendency Of the prominent mea-
sures Of the last and present administrations.
No employment and empty meal bags might
bring them to their senses.-Rochestes Dem
ocr0t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-06

BANKING IN MICHIGAN.-ThisD new state has pa s
scd law lorisng banking an extensive
scale, and without the fnrmsli,y Of applying to the
Legislature for Charter. The following are the
material provisions of the law.
'.Bcfore commencing business, thirty per cent
of the capital is required to be paid IN specie, and
ten per cent. additional every months; and the
president and directors are required - give security
in the full amount If the Liabilities which the ns,i
tuition shall he allowed to contract, winch security
is 10 be approved by the Treasurer and Clerk Of The
county. The stock is TO be taxed one half Of one
per cent. per annum. The banks 10 be sub
ec, to the safety fund act passed the last ses-
sion.
'.Twelve freeholders resident in any county may,
any time, apply for a bank under the provisions Of
this act. The application is to be made in W.T.
ting to the Treasurer and clerk Of the county, and
mus, state the amount of stock. and place of loca-
ton Of the proposed bank, on which the Treasurer
and Clerk 10 give thirty days notice of the APP
pl,cation, s'aiing terms) and Of the opening Of the
bscripiion books of the stock. The stock shall
be subscribed under the direction Of the County
Treasurer and Clerk. As soon as the requisite a.
mount Of stock subscribed, (Which mus, not be
less than $50 .OOO,) meeting Of the stockholders
Is to be called by the Treasures: and Clerk, when
the organization of the association may be compile
ted by the election Of Directors"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-06

fnE POISONED VALLEY OF JAvA.-The usual
ses'ng Of the Royal As,atic Society. took place
d Saturday, the Right Hon. w. W. Wynn in the
paper va. read r. Col. Sykes on the
:s"ned Ups Valley at Be in Java, extracted
-: letter Cy Loudon. COM hing a description
I !" vs." to the place in July, 1890 According
y statement Of MIR. Loudon. this valley is 20
sss in extent, and Of considerable width: !, pre-
- most isolate appearance. the surface, being
me and without any vegetation. The valley
.ss'ns numerous skeletons Of mamma,ia and
-. In one case the skeleton Of human being
seen With the head resting upon the right
according to tradition, il Is said the neigh
t'ibss were in the habit Of driving their
m :na'e into the valley to cxPiatc their crimes
Loadon tried the experiment oflowerine some
Nd fowls into the valley, and in every case,
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We noticed few days ago the conviction. at
Fincss,,e, Va. Of two men for passing counterfeit
money. II appears that one Of them, named Heath,
after being returned TO Jail. preparatory to his
veyancc to the Peniicn,iary, made his escape in
the following manner: The wife Of the prisoner
was admitted by the jlor TO interview with her
husband, representing that she about to leave
the country. and tina, It was the las, time she ex-
pecied TO see him. After some time, the jaor re-
turned 10 the prisoners aaartment, and found Mrs
Heath, (as was supposedly ready to take leave Of
her busband-wraPped up in a cloak. and her face
concealed by her bonnet. Thus attred she was
suffered to pass ou of the prison. all the time SOB
b'ns aloud in the creates, apparent distress On
visiting the Jail the mex, morning, instead Of the
convict, Mrs. Heath was found neatly dressed in
the clothes Of her husband, who had been permit
ted to Pass out, in the manner described, the night
previous. The heroine, ADDS the editor. after a
loud laugh, explained 10 the ailor tie score, Of
husbands escape.
An HONEST man need not fear death or the
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RICHMOND. IA, MAY 6, 1897.

animation became quickly suspended. although life
was prolonged in some instances for ten minutes.
The valley proved TO b; the crater Of ex,inguh.
ed Volcano, in which carbonic acid gas generated.
like the yro;to del Cane, at Naples. The fabulous
influence imputed to the Upas tree is therefore,
without foundation. the mortality being caused
solely by the deeterious agency of the gas.
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s1xu0TBD RoET1Y.
rmE DESERTED ONE

=. ..,u,ed IN love her, and her youthful cheek
wc,s (os awhile the transient bloom Of joy;
A.. hss heart ,b,obbed with hope. che could no, ,pea
Usw 70 delight, and mute j" ec.ts.y.
r ves dat heart in its simplicity,
Al ssd,sguised in its young tenderness;
Asd smiling, saw that he, and only lie
sl.d pox es AZ once to wound il or to bless.
- nave N him her innocent affection,
Asd the warm feelings Of her g"-I-ss heat;
Al cow the storms Of lie she sought prf lection
Il his dear love, her home Of earthly rest:
I, he sweet trust her opening days were bIess.
Ard jpyovsIy she hailed her coming years:
70 sell N. knew that il dstre.t.
fbew would be on kind heart to dry her tears.
iAAer-and in trouble she awckc
- her young dream Of bliss; bu, muIInused not
or Der silent s.frrns., nor spoke
70 any one upon her cruel lot.
Won would have deemed that he had been forgot,
q, thought her tosom calIous TO the stoke;
Mt IN her cheek there hec:ick spot,
sTwss !,t,le-but j, told her hear, broke.
Asd deeper and NOR. deep the painful flush
Daily became; yet all distress SEEMED Ger,
6sve when the I.ie blood gave n sudden rush,
Then tembed into silerce As before.
n once proud, too humble to depIore,
She bowed hes head quiet"ess she knew
Her bI,shted prospects could revive more;
Yet was she calm, for she had heaven in view.
ne loved, and she forsave bim-and in dying
She asked q blessing on his fut",e ysa's;
And 70 she went 10 sleep; mr-tiy relying
Upon that power which shall .n,ce all tears.
uer simple turf the young spring hpw're, wears,
And the pale primrose grows upon Ter tomb
All when the Storm its simple blossom tears,
Il bows its head-an emblem of her doom!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-06

A company has been formed at Puerto Principe
(Croa.) TO construct raj! road from that town to
Neuvitas, sixteen leagues distant. Estimated cost
one million Of dollars. The engineer is Mr. Ed
ward Huntington, from the United States.
iGence.