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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
Executors Notice.

T1NllE subscriber hereby gives public notice
n lha, he is appointed Executor Of the Last
Will and Testament Of George Foster, lite Of
Westerly, in the county Of Washington, deceased.
and has accepted said lie therefore req nests
all persons who are indebted 10 the Estate Of the
said deceased, to make payment without delay,
and aG persons who have claims against the said
estate, to exhibit them soon as may be-
CLARK DAVIS, Erecr.
Westerly, Nov. 6. 1887. [d7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.
In General assembly, October Session, 1887
Upon the petition of Charles She don and
others, relating to Pilotage: Voted and re-
solved, that said petition be continued to the
next session of the General Assembly, and
that in the mean time the petitioners give
public notice Of the pcndency of said petition
by publishing copy thereof, and Of the vote
in newspaper printed in Providence, and a
newspaper printed in Newport, at least three
successive pseks before said next session.
True copy-witncss,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
Dec. ID
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
Court of Probate, .Nt,pport, Dec. a, 1897.

vE>IIE Administrations I'd account on the cs-
l. tate of Nathaniel Vial, late of Newport,
dec. was presented for allowance:
1t is ordered.th the same be received, and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday in January
next, at 9 o'clock A. NJ. and that previous
notice be given, by publishing copy Of this
order three several times in the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested to appear
at said time and p'nce and be heard.
A true cOpy-witness:
b. B. HowLAND, Pro. elk.
Ncc Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
Dec. Il
Court Of Probate, .Ni,cport, Dec. 4, 1897.

COurf of Pr0bale, .Nficporl, Dec. 4, IS:N.
THE Administrator 1st account on the
Estate orPhyenia Cahoone, late of New
port, single woman, dec. was presented for
allowance:
It is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof be referred to a
Court of Probate to be holden at the state
House in Newport, on the first Monday
in Jan. next at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and that
previous notice be given by publishing a
copy Of this order, three several times in
the "Heraid Of The Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place,
and be heard.
True copy-witness,
B. B. TIowLAND, Prob. elk.
Dec n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
NEW HAT STORE.

- THE subscriber respectfully informs
" his friends and the public generally,
GSA that he has opened the Store, at No
~ 81 Thames. street, (formerly occupied
by the late S. G. Weaver as a Hat Storc,) where
he intends keeping assortment of all kinds of
Gentlenens, Boys, and Childrens Hats and Caps
lie has now on hand complete assortment Of
SILK, PLAIN, AND FUR HATS, Of a
good quality. which will be sold as cheap IA at
any store in Newport. A share OF public patron
age respectfully solicited. -
PERRY WEAVER.
| N. B. Hats and Gaps made TO order in the
newest style. at short notice. April q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of the lait
~ Doct J. p. MANN. deceased, are request
ed to make payment without delay; and all those
having any claims against the said estate. are re-
ques,rd to present them immediately TO either o.
The subscribers.
r.. ). DRows,
BENJAMIs FiNcH. rr..,r,
Epw'D. W. LAwroN,
FRANcIs LAwTos.
Nov &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
NEW WARES.

VEEA- WA r E-Gold banded--green
Il and gold-bue and gold plain white, and
fancy colored China.
DINNER WARE- blue. green and
purple - dark blue Paris white and Canton.
GUT QLA S--Decan,srs-- Wines
Tumblers - -Carcis- Chanpagnes- --Lcmonadcs
Dishes Salts Cordial Glasses-IanIps.
PLAIN GLASS, Of every descrip-
ton.
Asire, hanging. and side LAMPS-Tca Trays
-Casiors - Spoons - Knives and forks Baskets,
Toys and Mats.
COMMON WARES Of all kinds, jus, received
and for sale by
CATHERINE r. DENNIS.
Nov. 23s No d, U'ashingt tom Square
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
To the Honorable General assembly Of he
State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plan
tdtiOns, October Session. n ID. IS:}7.

State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plan.
\ tations, October Session, n. ID. 1897.
7 EsrEcTFULLY represent the undersigned
petitioners. citizens of Rhode Island, and
Of the adjoining State Of Massachusetts,
That the present post road from the Stone
, Bridge in TiveIton to the village Of Fall
| River, on the line dividing the State Of Rhode
Island from the State of Massachusetts, is,
from the formation of the land and other
causes, one of the most difficult in the State
that greatly increasing travel and trans
poration between Fall River and the Island
of Rhode Island, demands the construction of
"A more commodions road between the two
places: Your petitioners, deeply sensible of
these facts, are dcslrous Of building aud es-
tahlishng Turnpike Road from said Stone
Bridge To the line of the State IN the village
OF Fall River as nearly as can be according
to the plan, profile and report Of the engineer
accompanying this petition. with a lateral
branch from the said main route to the Tiv-
erton Print Works, as delineated thereon I;
and they pray an act Of incorporation by the
name and style of the Stone Bridge and Fall
River Turnpike Company, for that purpose !;
and rs in duty bound will ever pray.
TIrerton Oct. %, 1897.
Nathl s. Rnggles, Geo Bowen, Geo Engs.
Geo G. HazaId, Stephen Thomas. John Bur
rIngton, Benjamin Fish, Robert N. Lawton,
Samuel Seabury, Perry Cook, Joseph Osborn,
Robert Fish, iona. Tobey, Thomas 'rasker,
Harvey Chace, S. F. Gardner, WIN. James
Tiley, George b. Church. o. Chace, Jr.,
David Anthony, Rufus b. Kinsley, Andrew
Robson. VIM. B. Robson, Samuel d. lus-
scy, p. Wright
State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plan
fntions,
IN General Assembly, October Session, A..
ID. lSN-Upon the petition of Nathaniel
=. Rugglcs and others, praying that they may
be Incorporated with power to build and es-
tabish u Turnpike Road from the Stone
Bridge in Tivcrton. to the line Of the State
in the village of Fall River, with lateral
branch to the Tiverton Print Works,
poied and Resoiued, That said petition be
received and continued TO the next session
of this Assembly, and that in the mean time
the petitioners give notice of the pendiug Of
said petition to all persons interested therein,
by publishing n copy Of the same and of this
vntc thereon, in one of the newspapers pub
lished in Newport, and one published in Fall
River, for three weeks successfully neri be-
fore said session.
True copy-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
Barker & WccdcH,

Barker & Wccdcn,
Keep constantly on hand,
I'D ALTIMORE g. PHILADELPHIA SOLE
e. LEATHER and Calf Skins, with a
general assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES and
SHOE STOCK
;CJs Boots and Shoes OF their own manufac-
ture.
ALso-Cotton Batting and Tanners Oil.
Store 20, .Narket-squnre,
I'd door from the Franklin House,
Providence, n. J.
JAS. w. BARKER,
GEORGE WEEDEN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
COTTON YARN,

A good article Of brown and deep blue cotton
~ warps, from No. ~ 10 Is, - just received
w WN. G. COZZEN5 & Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-21
MANSION EcUSE.
NeW-sscdfOrd.

ANFORD HORTON, has removed from
- Bristol. and taken the MANSION HOUSE,
in New-Bedford, which will he open for the ac-
ccmmodaton Of Ladies md Gentlemen on the
l3th instant.
ew-Bedford, Nov. S, 1897.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

GREAT SHIN PLASTER MAguFAcToRY.-Thes are
terrible times in the Jarses in the shin plaster way
The authorities of Newark engaged night and day
in signing small bills which sold in sheets for cur.
rent bank notes. fast signed and thousands brought
10 our city. The rule is not TO sell over five dollars
worth TO the person, but that is easily evaded and
large quantities purchased by many OF our traders.
Look out for countcrtes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

PuerLIsM.-Deaf Burke and OCenncll depar, up
the river today in steamboat very secretly, TO fight
battle in New Jersey, somewhere, for a purse of
5000 side. A number OF amateurs 90 in the boat
TO sec the sport. For fear that the public authorizes
should prevent them from bunging up each others
eyes the affair has been conducted with great Sc
crcsy. None but the real lovers of the fancy have
been invited or made acquainted with The affair. We
trust that the public authorities OF New York and
New Jersey will not interfere. II would be pity to
prevent such chickens from knocking each other
out of existence. The werd would be well rid of
such precious articles, and nobody can finish the
matter so scientifically as they themselves can.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

ISnA.-From our files of Calcutta papers to the
9th Of March, we learn that the bask of Bengal had
declined the proposition made to them from England
to become branch Of the proposed bank of India
with view 10 facilitate exchanges.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

II II was the Brooklyn that came in second, in
the second race in Tuesdays Regatta instead of the
Elm The Brooklyn is a new boat and the crew
were out Of practice, otherwise it vas thought by
many, tina, she would have beat any thing on the
water.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

The PAvItIoS At SARATooA.-If you wait an ex-
qusite, gcntcel elegant, charming, pleasant COM
Portable place when you 90 TO Saratoga, 60 to Rces
Pavilion. lie will suit you toaT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27
MAWRJrD.

AT London The sd Of June Edwin Forrest, Esq, the
cbr1ted American uagedan, to Gathering the beautiful and
accomplished daughter John Sinclair ESQ., OF the Theatres
Royal Drury Lane and Convent Garden
DIED.
On Tuesday 25th inst Abiga smith widow OF Dr. Elisha
Smith in The 55th year OF her age.
Ola Tuesday 25,h inst, John Mcknight, aged 81 years
On Tuesday 25sh Jose v. Rivera, aged 81 years:
On Monday Clara, youngest daughter OF Sauei
Maverick, aged years - e.
At Mlers Place, L. l., Friday 2ist inst, sner pro.
tracted ines General Jehn woodruff the Sand yesr OF
his age - -
Al New Rochelle the residence Of his ssn.nlaw %
Tuesday morning 25h ust the Rev. Isaac LabaRh aged ~
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

FoRr LEE REoATTA.--Several communications
on this subject will appear this evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

II Our old correspondent "Cold Wlttais mas
again made his appearance. Tomorrow.
The LATE DukL.-Let those concerned reply 10 the
following:
DEAN SrR,-In your paper of Tuesday expected
10 see your report Of an affair Of honor between two
Frenchman, in your paper OF Monday corrected
Being Frenchmau, but not acquainted with any one
of the parties beg you to inquire IL Il is true that on
the ground Mr.. @. said TO Mr.. B.-"You VII fire at
me. and will not return H." II it was so, the par
ties and the seconds be very ignorant Of the rules
Of an affair OF honor. by others 1t would have been
considered a refusal TO fight on the part OF Mr. q.
You said that Mr. B. fired frs and that having miss
ed Mr.. c. MI. @. fired in the air, and then Mr.. b.
fired second time at Mr.. q. consider this as lmpos
sble-or IL would be disgrace TO Mr.. y. and his Sc
cond As this affair has been much talked about,
would be well for the seconds TO give an analysis Of
me transaction FrenchmeR, in particular, are very
interested % know the truth about il.
Yours, respectfully
Wednesday, July 10th. l.. G.. =
* -. M a4M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27
MORNING HI + r A I'D.
THURSDAY. JULY ~. 1897

rr The REPUBLICAN ComsIrTss mel 'a'' o''A
nv but up to So'clock only half that body were pre-
.ent In the outside, around the bar thefe were
Ssver beer drinkers than have seen IN many years.
The truth is, our party" is in bad condiuon-a al
most gone to the devil. ] must to work and cheer
them no. Ifthey mean to save themselves from de-
struction, they must show little more life and hope
All is not los, although it looks hkeit. We ought to
save the remnant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

FaoM CmSA.-We have received files of Canton
papers 10 the 18th Of March. The only news of in
tcresi that find is that of bank having been
established at Bombay with capital Of 80 laks ofru-
pees in 5000 shares Of 1000 rupees each. The whole
amount was subscribed for in one day. Europeans
and natives are alike eligible TO Office.
The Register mentions the establishment Of DR..
Bradley, an American, at Bankok in Siam-sent out
by the American Board for foreign missions The Ct.
forts Of our transatlantic brethren" for the univer-
sal good Of mankind, are no,ised with high common
daton by the Register.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

ar WE are reqsessed by Mr. John Adams, Of The Holt
House. to state he has connection whatever with the
advertised under name In Wall street.
jyH-lt
sILvKR-SILvER-sIL
~ Smsh change such shlingsy axpsnees yen anorve
pieces, will be given in exchange Cor geld hvesor quar-
ter dollars Apply At the desk sfthis Office. jy27-n
BiI1s"r d Room with three Tables to let.
ar THE Billiard Room of the Motel No. 80 Bowery,
of Hester IT.. Private en rance in Hester ST.
Also the Bar Room and Sitting Room adjoining Rent mo-
derae. Inquire e premises, or at $50 Grand street.
jy2-3t
Two PARENTS AND TEACHt b 81 Young
Lady accutoned to teaching the Piano Fsrte and Sing
ING would rive her thtfr
residences on very reasonable terms Address A. H. office Of
this paper. jyNlw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

Ball At rHE PAvrtros, NEw BRieHTos.-We have
heard no special accounts Of the opening ball at
kockaway, but we have no doubt it came off with
great ecfaG No matter ! second hop is given at
the Pavilion tonight, in New Brighton, and the same
pair OF unrvalled managers will be present on this as
on tho former occaslon E.
We advise those who want to spend pleasant
evening TO go down by the six O'Clock boa, and sec
IL. Capital fun.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

Tvs HERALD ~ ESotAsD.-Wc have the grstifica-
ton to observe that almost every metropolitan and
provincial paper in England y copying and COM
mendng the money market articles Of the Herald, as
che best accounts of the commercial revulson from
this side Of the Atlantic. The London Times, the
Brighton and Liverpool papers arc full of extracts
from the New York Herald. The London Times
makes Wall street reports the basis of series Of
money market articles, besides copying largely from
our columns. Verify we rising in the world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

n Our old correspondent "Cold Wittals," has
again made his appearance. Tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-27

10 man was recently whipped twenty lashes for
stealing In Providence.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-16
REGENT for Mad Dogs.

How 10 make a Mad Dog-By a knowing Hand.
Tie dog that i little and one that is large
To truck Or barrow as big barge
Their mouths girled tight with rugged old cord Tor
They'll put their tongues) by the magistrates order;
SO you ,ayeem the trouble OF feeding, / think,
Or the los OF your time by their stopping drink.
Lendem out Ills a neighborly duty Of course
And mind they've load that would sagger horse
Iyouve nothing 10 draw, why yourself LEI lem carry (,on
Oi she doggy or else heyil be drawing comparisons
With stick or a kick make 'cm gallop away.
And smoke through the streets III 4 piping hot day.
Where Nc Adam i spreading his pebbles about,
And they'll pich up their feet all the quicker doubts
More than all don't allow them their wet lit
VIII keep 'en alert by the wish they may get it,
All pleasure must end when they drop head and tall
With their muzzles all lroth, take 4 tankard Of ale
Turn 'em loose u the road with whoop and hollo
And get all the thieves and the backguar, To follow
~ precious good lark for the neighbors you'll find
With the mad dogs before ard the sad dogs behind
And you'll meier be mole,ted, rely on my word
Hyou keep em from biting bishop or lord
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-16

osgsts, the Chemsts tss Naturalist, sad the psaoc
re0u-sO says Doctor Hare. s1 1t-
e. GIDNEY, DE Mist, :

TBETH-AIe wssins u&yscls Of The ARataess the Phys
Osgists the Chem.ts tne Naturalist xnd the pacsica Sur
re0n-sO Doctor Hare. ~. !. .-l--
e. GIDNEY, ID e MIST,
Formerly Qf % PARK Plaoe now "a Chamber street,
Has the pleasure OF his friends aad The public M
osn Europe after absence Of tive where he has
sared no pas in pectng himself IN the art Of ms
He brought with kim and choice Of natu
raj AID Venetian Enan Tccth be set acialy from
q single tooth 70 al entire sett :,
pledges himself TO fill carious decayed Teeth with gold
stanna os preserve them se om tor life; esd
also all deslucton that may
the beauty Of those inv aluable organs. . : :.
He kin lily permitted Rev II Anthem, d. D. 81
Marks Church, Rev L. Hawks ID. d. st Thomas ChiIch
He may be found IS Bsecker until the LIST May
after that he VIII establishes at stise
afew doors west ofBroadway. .
New York, 18th Dec 1898
Mr. f. Gdncy- have perused with some atient On year
Ires the and Management ot he u
Teeth and hnk with the highly respectable gentlemen VIC
have favorable tk8t the numerous views
taken of termed Hensy have sheMI your ex
acquaintance with details alhsi0n, as TO
If the GUAR ate ndance Of Dentist both III
fanatics and public scnnarle opinion, worthy The
highest Your collection Of Embellishments
passes thing the sort It's variety fitness and
fnsh, filled wnh agreeable antLledves doubt or
skill and ability in the jucou use OF them Na,
and prosper.
mis.3nI. tsgnedD ST.. MITCHELL
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-16
vAPOR RATMs.

,,c, ~ IS John street .,, .
ne es ana %saSs 81
successful operation ards Of eleven AS the limits Of
sns Sea M the Ri ss me- o. a Of s a a
begs ie mercy 10 state M has beeo found sae though
Ss a nh sSa s 81 H.
sudden eod debility, unexpectedly powerful Of
relieving 'hai dang o s C'pa n s EYE r prevalent
which he yaEe Bath has had influence most qnaa
weekly report OF nenens announce OF It's having mace ~ ts
have several occasions visited tie vapor Bath Establish
m.gt John street cegd,ed BY Mr. and ars Carroll aud have
can state that have found the Baths in john stree,
wen attended TO- and every coniq Of ke "a ent constsd
have been for many years in the habit OF senns e to
Mr. aud Nlrs Candy vspor Bah John street have fire.
s"s ' y S s af aSa Fl
be &c na o sip q ma dmd Ms ca cave nothing =
as'''' 49, : '''' WI J. MAcNEvEN, NJ. D.
ing ~ sscock a night day sunday excepted when they
he DIV Poal yats With co neent ren ~ amr,,er
them when aued cent 70 part olhe city orErookyn five
% s G fna and s e. @ sse b snd
/ AND OFFICE.-JoHN L. BoGARpUs, Attorney
aad S s L@y a9n HAL 70 S, est
Mississippi Akansas Mi AIRY Bounty General Land office, and
Patents siaed ans titles perfected for soldiers their heirs
either s rn EGyG cd Lat, , Ward caaaaa yo'u
MoIn s We % the s The heirs
Of reclaim Eeis cni lanes sold
La nds in The states Te il tie IT, States Can
pad and t Investigated ebancd and perfected on app
Pc" Master Throughout The United states and her rcnen
orwa Il the above CLAIMS an aetns ITS IN he,
& oe e na ed per ce on al
u5-Vanabe farming land ~ sale N the stat, Of Illinois see
sooas leo aer,s each 70 parcels r m 80 % go acres
sas d26-tf
DEKLIN AND IIitFLECTING CRATES
ID D0RIC AND MINERVA FIRE pLACES.-Asoa large
assortment and ire ,stts table for paro chambers
and offered } rs sale Sc y me subs wholesale
B,rin Graf Those SUP rb ca.ilng egusiog "a finish The
cucd res They ooiorei by process. rot
ID by heat ofust ald nqag water only To Keep them
lie Rejecting Crate rccnty Introduced ures beauty ard
cnony be sructed w bril- Mt ne,aic k,hecofs
into The large portion OF the seat which ordinarily
Donc End &inerya Fro Paeeslh s wen t-bsheo article
10 III pubic ~ one any thing now m use Tor
comb al The adv ntags Of both he ual
r@i, and Ere pace and by tran mi sinn a. N 81 :. stoves
dilu warmth Throughout the BY Of heated arr
with heated plates, which Known
have the fleet Of destroying e ofthe amo phi
a. ri a.ue Ii Is ada Ted to lie paror the ,srehon and the
III miyf "' BANTER e BRoTiIER 81 Exehange ace
SARSAPARILLA.-'r The highly concentrated COM
- POUND SYRUP or sARSAPARI, la, prepared By the
subscrbcr a the carbona led sarsapara Mend"
"a BY Doctor Chceseman Steveas, rc Chapman,
Others the dca patent rights for Which were
so !, Mr. AZ ~ a6Sns pS9E E o. "a he eee
aos number o and Others. has been induced
lie blood convcae aud portable form than the dscoc
"a J. oiu trse times day, niNed With hall pa Z
Gsr sffhe blood, decay
Sold bottles at s. each five do lars packed
keep,by sCHl.FFtLIN Druggist,
soda Water FROM the tntin With spara aaa ohr.y
mps, constantly keit ~ the hcsteide my-2n'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-16

~ This ccbraed and Inveu bic ~ IN alton, made by ~
Chah.tt Is orEy ftcommendcs who's pnds
sed corumrion and ether local and chroc diseases II the
matter how ~ 0nR stand
me already attained The sesf cstimaon Of ihe
respectable mbcrs of the faculty vel ~ this cuuntry
England ard Frareand therefore be- pruscrsd with
fdence md safety all labor under the ac
tiuRs ! > intended 70 remove.
No. s22 Rraadway January nth 1887 n an
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-16

From the Southern Literary Messenger for April
Hone.

OH Tie Soututiu Lhsto'y -'AN~'cN-
Hope.
Elusive Hope, no more deceive,
Unless your spell is stronger!
Ii you can force me 10 believe,
In pity cheat me longer.
The fraud is sweet; but bitter pam
And keen despair coniound Us,
To wake and find thy broken CHAM
In glittering fragments round US
The heart that trusts thy syren siiiiie'
Drinks copious draughts fpleasurei
In dreams of innocence the WINE,
II grasps lis soul sought treasure;
But LEI the mystic CLEAN depart,
Which caused our dreamy blindness,
Too coldly sinks the breaking heart
Amidst the worlds unkindness.