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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16
PRESCOTT, JONES g. CO.,
Com mi Ion N nd E0rxxn rdinrr Mere Ia m =,

PRESCOTT, JONES g. co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
~ Commenced business spring and from an extensive
viii majority Of The merchants in the
posing Of every description ofnerchandi1e.
All goods destined for the interior will be prompt
" and strict attention paid to business with which they
refer % Palmer g. NJ = Rowland IT. H. Elliott, Esqrs
ol2WSsui' EUsriS PREsCoTT, IS Water t.
A., - ~. NOTICE TO E,NrMt
ANA all others who wish 70 Keep their feet dry during the in
cemeHt season.
az H., ~ NEWELL a ?, Canal street. psctfuly gives
WATER PROOF BOOT.
That he warrants 70 be perfectly mpervo water which
~ enabled 70 81. n consequence Of The great reduction 10
pair -
Constantly ha.d, Gsntemens fine from s225 to
$500 oio-3n.
Tr J. GORDON BENNETT EsoR-DEAR srR-Tbc
north River Exchange Co has Your Paper this mg
description Of the oe Of agent Of said Company and
spprss You hat ,ha iers Honesty rSrpo.s a.
was IL he most pa"ay ye The north RIVER E,es.nre Aas
shin pa,Iess are current, throughout the city, and 20 the
ing Oses and at the Agents ose in this city No. ig
North River Exchange CO. olssr
XAs f From EkMAzE EMs.
sT ss .n and III where nae
They mus, not be taken during pregnancy, ashley
s:d y M.I, corner Of sro.sc.y and Chamber.
1urnstt. IS 9Th avenue. eI2.ims
DEACH ORCHARD AND sCBUYLKILL
COAI--Rsnsom Ttreville Co. offer their celebrated
Peach Orchard snd schuy Kill coal the cid and well knows
Cnon coal yard No se Menros between Rutgers and JEFF
erson Streets warranted TO he Of ue best quality and free
from atedsvercd TO part Of the city At The following
reduced prices
Broken screened, and egg sise,- % Is per ton
Nut, 10 do
Lehigh, so do
Orders received through, the pos, Office, and the
ofSce OF the Express III Wall and Water
the coal yaM will be promptly attended to.
NJ n nv he ~ pert ton OF
saii-,ns
DcACH OHCIIAND COAL.-A cargo OF broken
and screened Peach Orchard Goat dschareing and
Tor sale low from the vesselby ANDERSON WARD.
NJ aConsaniy hand all the different varieties Of
,hrace and bsurnLous coal Al their yard, corner Of Lsgh
Washington streets. s2o-imf
JAMES DuYSDALrc. Veterinary SURGEON, No =,
y Fifth street the Bowery and Ses.u Avenue
leave 10 inform the public that 80 attends personally 10
horse Snoring al Of by deputy, formerly Therefore
gentlemen sendnr horses depen1
on having them shod the app owed scientific princ
pies.
ne lkrvse attends the diseasgs horses usual al his
own nruary but his fer shooting pre-
cude the possibility OF attending At their stables
cept those n his inir cdlafe vicinity.
To those scepc vi. abilities, he will crely saw
Pot them the the proof Of The pudding Is In tie
estng'r JAMES DhySDALE, " =.
s2s On. Graduate OF the Edinburgh Veterinary School
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16
WHITING,
Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, and Me re n ntiie
Correspondence,

Core spsndence
Are efficiently taught the of Mercer
W. WILLIAMS q IL. .coNNoR.
u MESSRs. w. O'C. respectfully and confidently in
yte the most rigorous nation OF the system Of instruction
ed, prove efficient the improved plan
s 99
by themselves and INVITATIONS Of the works OF distinguished
authors; as productions OF their
u This school is open day and evening o93wmSs"
Carpeting and FloorcIoths.
Of and ge ana %
Lpeng Also, extra fine and at the reduced price of
Floor 3fr G5y s table
and piano Covers &c &c all Of which will be sold at reduced
p oss %nbey s. NOS ' ana 10y cAa'na% 81 sp
Window and Picture Glass, sc.
II ENGLISH cRowN.-Chance's double thick and
o7lmt GEORGE CHANCE, IA Spruce St
JESSE 5. FLEET
IMPORTER AND DEALER
In Foreign 81 , q Dom me Dry Goods.
b Wanted, smart active boy, one that can come well
recommended may apply as above s2Slm'
see h adversemes and viii apply to join cokNAH
New York he will hear Of something his advantage from his
five dollars will be paid for satisfactory information concerning
1t possible he may be in Texas Should this reach there
editor kind enough to give il Insertion will be
ering of great kindness highly respectable family
BUsSIN & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS
Russia Leather g. Rose Wood w rising Desks
PATENT MONEY eTs BELTS,
most superior and indispensable article travellers who
: = regard safety and convenience.
6ks An sss1se and general o Of
Zen from TO Z inches constantly hand and manalac!ur
Ss BOOKS ana CARD Cases. Of pearl she'll sm
s amp ,SgT GAFP Sa was1
street for sale olive en- N rss
foot and Tanners oil and sperm Candles at the lowest pos
Purchasers invited to call examine for themselves
Bes' inform his friends and &c public that he common
Commission Business
LIBERAL VANCEs
| Cotton, aud all other articles Of Produce
CONSIGNED TO HIM.
on order N, Tor
best judgment and taste in the selection of FOODS From
in one 81 years
and hs last FIVE wy IN s city, hopes 70 liberal
renee 70 o ,ns,ru nc viii be strictly observed.
BALLS AND PARTIES
@ By uRSeS %a ssa 6 sHs rG
BAND to be found a! No IS Thompson St sas-lms
Fine Watches and Watch Glasses.
THE subscriber has on hand large assortment Of gold
ana SILVER duplex and lever Watches, Watch Grasses &C.
o7.lm- jOHH HAROLD. 50 Nassau St
Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANUFACTURED
H G. IL r. q u ".
INVENTOR AND PROPRIET0R OF THE RECEIPT,
Isl WILLIAM STREET, SRw YORK. o43m@
PTIALON,S
NEW AND SPLENDID STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING,
No IS BowERY,
anIeSms Next door to the Geological Institute.
ID CONFERENCE.-The unprincipcd counterfeit
er Druggsts and others continue
terfet BRANBRETH PILLS.
This Is to inform all persons Il rs IMPOSSI
BILE to procure the
GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS
nj drug store Of who a dealer
than Brandrsh's Pills
Farther, never forget that authorised
hcate OF agency signed in Dr. Brsndrens writing
and also by the General Agent of the County where
such authorised agent resides.
Never purchase unless the
CERTIFICATE
Is exhibited.
view hork, NO. iB7 HUDSON ST. o4ims
ID
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

shipping Trade-Splendid Launches.
One of the most cheering evidences of the spirit
and enterprise Of the commercial interests OF New
York, is the extraordinary fact of the launching of
three new vessels this morning, two Of them packets
for the Liverpool lines. The following are their
names, destinations, and tonnage
Tons.
Ship CAMBRIDeE-Old Liverpool Line, $50
Ship SIDDoSs-New Line 900
Schooner --Petersbargi Line, $50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16
nH. VAN HAmBERTs FEMALE RENO

ncdy Tor suppression gularty and all natnre
Toes not have her proper and regular
b. They mus, not be taken during pregnancy they
viii produce abortion.
sstd by j. H. Hart corner Of Broadway and Chamber n,
r. N. 0uion. q Bowery and Grand 81; and b. r.
al Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16

rI,up; bills III the New ynrk roreer aud Domestic Ex.
change Company the Eastern Bank, Rssgor beoghi
SHIN WHITING co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-24

prohibit directly by making il penal to sell !
or by fixing the fee for a license so high that
no man either will or can buy.
There are some, however who appear to
labor under the inisapprehension that u pro-
hbitory law would be an encroachment on
the rights of the community, and chargea-
BILE with injustice and oppression. But no
individual has rights at war with the public
safety and welfare. 1t is principle of law
well settled, and every where recognised,
that no man is at liberty TO use even his own
property in such manner as TO essentially
iniure others, or to become public nuisance.
On the ground that the public good is TO
limit the rights and 10 regulate and control
the conduct OF the members OF society, our
entire system Of jurisprudence proceeds =
A man, may, to be sure, do whatever he
pleascs, so long as he does not injure other
individuals or the public But when he
passes this limit, his rights ceases. Now,
then, if vending ardent spirits is noxious to
his fellow-men, and at war with the vital in
teresls of the. public, no man has a right to
embark in the business. Why has not
man as perfect right to convert his tene-
ment into gaming-htsest he lars4 INTO
race course, as to open a srog-shopyor
store for the sale of ardent spiritsH Your
Committee are utterly unable TO discover
what there is so peculiarly sacred and in
violablc in this traffic, that il ought TO be ex.
empted from the lot Of the other vicious and
baneful practices, on which the law does not
hesitate TO lay its hand.
| In proof that the measure proposed is no
| impracticable and visionary project, the
committee beg leave to refer you to what
has actually been done in that part Of Mas
sachusetts, denominated the Old Colony
containing population Of 10000 people
where the triflic in all its forms, has been Of
fectually stopped, not indeed BY the action Of
the Legislature. but by the county commits
sioners, with whom the power OF granting
or Withholding licenses, is entrusted. The
results of the measure have been In every
view, suspicious. This is cvinced by the
increased, and more decided appreciation o
the community, shown by their election BY
augmented majorities Of commissioner:
known TO be in favor of this course; and BY
the calendars of their courts OF civil anC
criminal justice---cuses of the latter kline
having become all but extinct. And II 1
regulation of this character can be carried
into effect there, we see no reason why
statute embracing the same principles, eoul'
not be carried into effect here, characterized
as this state has alwas been by deferenc'
for law and a general spirit OF subordina
ton 10 its prescriptions.
All which is respectfully submitted.
LYMAN FITCH, for Committee.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-24
MIR WEBSTER IN NEW YORK.

The reception Of MI Wooster On fhs eity
of Netc York, icds precisely such as ioas 10
be expected from an sateiiigent and gener-
Gus community io,oardi a great staissman,
Ftass time and Talent, haSe Seea dssead 70
The public zeal WitsoHl a5ubt, M'''Feb-
sfsrs speech ,ca, portay Of himself AVID The
occasion If he is fortunate in transesndeSi
talents, Ia Is equally so in enjoying tss re-
spect and confidence Of inteltigen. meA He
may be opposed in particular sections Of the
country, and in all paris, By aRiagoHisiieai
partizans but all Intelligent men gips hin,
credit for great intellectual pOioers and ae-
eompiishments We present our readers tcith
brief sketch Of his address on this occasion,
,chieh tcc doubt not tciH be acceptable 10 all
our readers.-B Boston CeafineL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-24
LATEsT FROM FLORIDA

The last Jacksonville Courier ~
nothing further had been heard NV y.
Jesup. We extract the following ~
Courier:
After all the time spent-all u,
gence given, all the credit vOucna ,. |,
Simon chiefs and their MancauSD !,
being tired of war, of wishing 'S% W.
they have not come in-or naa ~ u,
last intelligence from Fort AUS 1.,.l
Micanopy, Phillip and oscOla, 1S'y
warriors yet unsubdued, unhunuIS. I
daring and as greedy for the Oa AUS \ y
ever. Our confidence, even wa" ';,I
had, of the war being over IS gI g'"'
er and fainter-because the inu',
in coming in-they have not u, dOa' "a
and Alligator promised Ins! y. nd,
acting a deceptive part---'hey ' ",,ryl
ing, and are ambiguous ana eus gu, mIs
their talks" so far as we eau II,
what we hear; and because .o,sII
himself, in our opinion, places w
in those chiefs who have come u
Every preparation is being y laIs
ecute the war News from Wv, w "
9Th inst. says, that nothing la 1'ospl,
heard there from Dade's battle g'V' b
nine companies under one ~. he J
were to have leA that place on ,1, NJ
for Fort Mollon, at Lake MV s,,.
visions, stores, lumber, &c. Z sI Isr mi
ported thither, as il an active cI 1s.pg
Commencing. We fear Gen. 'T y
time by his humanity, in givln .s,is
the time they asked to sun, -, q
they will surrender, there az ls,s 4
slight hopes. Daily we saf
something decisive on lhls pV%,oI.B
wait for what time will bring VIZ
Eeypr.-The plague co1' uI.StJ|
ges in lower Egypt II naa Es.sa1
at three dilient points on 'n'
lTunis. sge,s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-24
UNITED STATES LAWS.

A BILL explanatory of the act entitled An
act granting half pay to widows and or
phans where their husbands and fathers
have died of wounds received in the mil
itary service of the United States, and for
other purposes.
Be II enacted, By the Senate and House OF
Representatives, Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
benefits fthe third section OF the act entitled
IAN act granting half pay to widows and
orphans, where their husbands and fathers
have died of wounds received in the militia.
ny service of the United States, and for 9th.
er purposes" approved the fourth day of Ju.
ly, eighteen. hundred and thirty,six, shall
not be withheld from any widow, in conse-
quence of her having married after the de-
cease Of the husband for whose services she
may claim TO be allowed pension or an
nuity under said act Provided, That she
was widow at the time it was passed.
SECTION 2. And be IL further enacted
That the widow of any person who contin
ued in the service of the United States unit
the third day of November, seventeen hun
bred and eighty-lhree. and was married be
fore that day, and while her husband wa.
in such service, shall be entitled to the ben
ehts OF the third section of the aforesaid act
APPROVED, March 8, 1887. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-24

There is a man living in state oflhe ut
most barbority at Bowers, neari Calais
Nearly naked, OF covered with taltered rags
and long matted locks of hair, he sleeps in
the open air, eats his food raw, scarcely ar
ticulates but cultural sounds, and bounds
like a panther when pursued. Wretch or
maniac as this savage is, a tender sister is
said 10 devote her life TO the few comforts her
daily labor can procure, es
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-24
From tho New York Commercial Advertiser.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
We knew tina, DANIEL WEBSTER would
be received with great cordially by our fel.
low-ctizen; but the quadrennial election
and all its excitement having passed away,
we had no idea that SO much Of patriot feel
ing and enthusiastic action would be thus
spontaneously called forth on the occasion.
Pursuant TO the arrangements Of the day.
a deputation from the Committee proceeded
10 Amboy in the morning, TO receive the
distinguished Senator, and conduct him 10
the city. The boat was expected to arrive
at half past two o'clock, but from some un-
explained detention, she was delayed until a
quarter past three. Meantime our citizens
poured forth, not by hundreds, but literally
by thousands, to welcome the man Of the ma
TONS hope at his landing. Broadway was
| filled, and the North Battery covered by a
dense mass OF citizens, all eager to testify
their respect for his character, and the EN-
inent services he has rendered the country.
On landing, Mr. Webster was conducted
to barouche, drawn by white horses, in
which, besides himself were seated of the
committee, Philip Hone. David B. Ogden
and Peter Stage, Esq'rss In Advance OF
VIC tioih VI SuitioSSS oSShptSu " ehc NOui
mittee, was an escort of several hundred per
sons on horseback The entire procession
numbered many thousands-and from the
cheers with which the welkin rang, and the
general animation of the scene, our recollec
lions were carried back to the proud day OF
which Lafayette landed at the Battery, al
the guest of the nation.
1 From the Battery to his lodgings at tn,
T American, the progress Of Mr. Webster wal
an almost unprecedented, yet glorious civi,
triumph. The weather was pleasant, ant
while the streets were thronged TO their ut
} most capacity, the windows were filled witt
the fairy forms, and bright eyes, and smiling
faces of that sex, whose admiration of tru
t eloquence and high moral and intellectual
: worth, is always rendered with prompt bu
, discriminating cordially, and by every well
t regulated mind is accounted among the deal
Q est rewards of genius and great effort. O
t ten was the procession brought to ful
: stop by the crowd, while the Senator wa
> kept bowling TO the multiiudes on every sid
Y the thousands cheering below, while tn
+ white handkerchiefs were waving from man
g a fair hand above. mf
# Mr. Webster was handed from his ca
y rage at a quarter past four; and, ,hayin
e ftaken possession OF his lodgings. in con
j pliance with the eager demands of the pc,
/ pie, presented himself at the window, an
e made brief and pertinent address, EXPIRE
lsiye OF the deep sense Of gratitude whic
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-24
LEcIsLAruRE OF VERMONT.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
November Is, 1886. y

'rbe Select Committee of fourteen, consist
mo of one member from each County, TO witt
Messrs. Fitch, Garfield, Burgess, Kellogg, Ed
son, Brewster, Sanford, Fairbanks, Clough,
Eaton, Richmond of Derby, Howe of Lunen-
burg, Adams of Grand Isle, and Cady, to
whom was referred the memorial of certain in
habitan,s of Thetford, demonstrating against IL
censing the sale Of ardent spirits, and sundry
other memorials on the same subject, made the
following Report, which was ordered 10 be laid
on the table, and five hundred copies printed
A. l.. MINER, Clerk.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-24
Putney, March 81, 1887.

Report says that 'just before We y
on the bridge, the driver was wsIAs' :. y
and that he did stop his team aOoo' y y
ute This is not true as 10 bis s''lfTVs Z,
stage most assuredly did not stop v
the driver was warned or NOT HMJ
knowledge. | certainly heard no !. S ~
think there can be no blame a'lacn''~'
yer whatever.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-03-24

e Eeypr.-T The plague co1' uI.Str [
ges in lower Egypt It naa ETas.bl|
at three dilient points on INC
Tunis. Fs,s
The herald., 1837-03-25
r1,oOTHACHE!-T -ToOTHACHE y-TOOTH

ACHEi- The toohache cectlally permanently cured,
without stopping with gold cement &c, opeEtion wha
by The Of DIR Brhmahs celebrated Anti OdoBalgic
cur Many Ia lies and gentlemen who have eea affected with
ha paniu aa Tor and found other fail
have been eictna cured by tbs discovery The who
wishes To make this known Tor the benefit Of the publ has been
effectsay cured and las had relapse for the five years
The numbers who have been cured by this discovery tic
years Incredible Let the he the teeth
ucaton, and free from pain for life.
These drops wall fail any where the pain
occaoned by the decay of the tooth and
the nerve They have effect
be also todeaaea the eectuay 10 incapable
For sale who eale and roia Sands Full
inn and William Minor Gsmse ofDey and Broad
And retail By j. b. Nones sia Broadway two above
Beecker st.
W. Horwell, corner Canal and Hudsons sts.
II. X. Austin, IS Carmnest
Burnett CheSca Hall IS Sixth
ST. & C. &c &c. Price, SO
The herald., 1837-03-25
- UsHTON a. AsPINwALL, N,

pUSHTON a. &ASpINwALL, No SIS william
offer sr sale the following a,tcl-s-wmte Ginger Root ia
slaica op-Bmgunsy Pitch Engsh superior for pnsfcrs &e
Vanilla Beans, Tsne-Who Wax bovos OF 30 H. each
German Coon Fana warantedToo,h Brushes, French and
Edxifsb masa order large Ssdiz and 5sia
Po,de cafsfsy put d superior quality -fed,cias Chests
variety o terms which wl be hed 10 order al short no
amlesSyy Panacea and Verntusc,
prees-Taarc AcilSupcr Carbonate Soda s
der
The herald., 1837-03-25

For the cure Of obstinate aud long continued elects and all
re yea.nes o,he urinary % G Without mercury
truly excellent pull have BEEN New aoS the 81
%s Iss .e one s
ney on mesca advise aud swsows nsascoas mcicme. in
sss s y Sss
had undergone complete auay change and ie hcmselves
GcnS"Ss last. "vsr moah tho u.s Of Dr. Cherry.
ps = fey days removes 81 a , Tue M 'y%sm. which unless r..
"s iie e sSpse"sea when G- 10. Sssn
Tone toni, and a. s,9ssn pgss. sess i; To
sary soy those who may scepcal may advantage
ouy carefully the following documents w6ichfuy bear
London, June %, 1888.
y. A.iasssni PIN. have s.EsI%'ea,.ly sa hem
Lo.1 o:g,s S,'sys"., s" place
respectable individuals worthy Of perfect reispce
I'LL e. 81 y my sss s wnsn
iaSsrsa uods; Gse,
a9r 1S 1 sf
81 n" os y" % ,h tosa. 81 which tooI and ss ,h
aidds ef IA. March have been e.insy free the
mind ineedhardy how happy should rivs
pcciiully, SAMUEL L. tt, Philadelphia
Dr. re.r ss,s1ns s.ns% sac s" % July Is ls :.
permit express. my rsiefa thanks way ooSd wish but
N; s & s .S %
hopeless and brought your Pills This was
Aynl astaDd since last May have been n
a'i elg, shall what selas s1s%p you
avail viii most chcefuy sveit TO any situated as
j. A. W.
Wholesale sndresil by A. D. ssnds Fulton cauer Of
syme Bowcr and Walker j. Oskorpe
Houston and j. B Nones 6 Breaway The New
York Chemical Hail. s5 Ssthayenuo nearly opposite Amty SIT;
i. X. Austin, ts CarmHc street. 49,,
n Ties. t9.ssa warranted 20 ss , esrss s by
pan the kidneys ompaned thick, aston
ishingly relieved ty these pils p Ice 81 per box
BSoubcrn merchants who dcsret Dy ornrn IN
win be warranted the desircdesoc mi sm
DATENT IMPROVED MOTHES GAPsU-
y LES, for the ofCtRTAIN DiSthSLs T,iheee ,nn,
sues which have with the sr airst n c
the advantage, unknown until nov ol w ,ne
Bal.am Copai,i in perfectly frec a the
ncr ois Rad smell taste and under shape
ard flavor - 4. !.
ana hoe ,hc eo, f,Is the treatment with nteriup
,an and n, so Josng pr rccnres speedy
o lie c,snd al John Mhav Druggist iss Broad~sy soulad
n, Inc ssI Roadway. and Park Row; Rushton Aspnwal
IfO Broadway W Astof House; r. MeCrcaay, 46
3 osdway. and other druggists IN town ps5ms
nATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT.-For
esped on, and certainty ~ infinitely su
peror other medicine Tor the cure IN ITCH Ger
tain scraen that has s cd any Instance
whatever occtuey curing that disorder in ON.
night by application only ous applied to many Thousands
The United states docs contain the least Mer
but be arpeJ with the greatest safety the deli
ndy during the tendeestinanis
cure M grown person. asd divided shdree T9r :s'e
plbEs PILEsii-Dr. Hass Pile s'r,.sscs Y a post
five for the Piles three ipe Sold by w. Hast
WslSsss,' - '"' '''a'~A'' : WV = Sss Sss
The herald., 1837-03-25

Lene'y and glsony was the path
Which led him through he wilderness
No human sound 10 him W, heard
Nought 10 cheer the d.smalshadc
Save the rumbing winds oil heaven
Through the forest swiftly drives-
No fre-d was near him 10 rcga'e
Exhausted na'mes sasmy tae.
Now dreaming on d spell was broken,
Aad a new scene before him cpen'd-
garden ofreses 10 him appears,
TO suit all fashions, taste nd love
Now his fastdioas one
Each was fragrant and thorny TOO
SO passing on, a change of srene
Disclosed the phantom was dream.
Ann., you alone to my iastisious taste impSu
Ths excelencies OF noble heaIt-
Though shwars and Disappointed IN my cxpecta'ioh'
The hope OF return is my consolation
WILLIAM