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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-30

Historical COLLECTION. Of -. Carolina.
BY Il. Il. CARROLL.
gENlliS y ork is now ready for delivery TO Sub
u scrLcrs at the Store of c 4. D0,rd in this
place. y few extra copies for sale.
November, 1S37 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-30

N9s'THs'al
FETlIE Notes and Accounts Of DR.. James
IA Spann deceased. have been left with
MIR. III. l.. Jciirrs. in Hamburg. All per
sons indebted 10 DR.. Spann are requested
To call and pay Mr.. Jclcrs. who is authorized
to receive the money; and those having
demands against the Estate will please rem
der them 10 him. t.. SpANN
March 20, 1883 If S .tdu.irir.
Notice.
g NIT HIS Grammar. Geography and
~ Alias, on the Productive System. Also.
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic.
with a variety of other SCHooL BOOKS.
may be found n the Store of
G.. \. Dow d.
March Z. 1888 ,r3
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isl !.

by the Governor.
JOHN i. SE.IHELS,
Deputy Secretary of State.
August ,. E y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
-PI1bE'I'R Y.
uu,c. YET sEaAIss USsuHo."

r d. A,,s York Kniekerbosker If Iipr'l).
'''" " MARKS OF TINE.
A.. ;,r,,, hoy was playin. umoDs howefsi
Gt1 T'mc th,, unlribed register OF hoa.s,
Ga ho,blinu on but smooihed his wrins'eu 'aee,
10 mark the ar,iess joy aud blooming sr"ee
fths youGs cherub, on whose cheeh eo,a'
, -; ~ s!rils5 and crossed rosy dinpe there
g., p,vbood followed, wish his shout OF g'ee,
Elastic step, and spirit Wild aud iee ;ho;,h,
a. ,n. ynung f,vu that scales the mountain hoish,
Or w-.ed:eh easlet in his sun"ar" ns"''
Time cas-, u glance upon the careless Joy,
Who fruicked ouwarl with bnunu OIL JOY
The, Youth came forward; his bright CHANGING eye
Seemed reelection of the cluua'essshy'
The dawn Of passion, IN its pn'es' s'o" h,ow
C,rinsoned his cheek, and bcainca upon ''' ''
Giyin. expression TO his blooming 'so.'
And TO his fragile form n mauiy SUI, ,,u,b-
III. vnic, was harmony, his spreG" w" III
Time lightly laid his ha"d opou NV
na,hoca mex, followed, in the sunny pIa''
0f Iif,,s meridian bloom; all tne suom
Al h..utiful Of Nature met NJ. ne", =, a,.v
ps;,h,ansd by Hope, whose faush' p:"''
~. ,;nh ,.,,ncctive of II scene ~ ai'
u, which smiled on kden's siniess Pe''
- fame and glory, with alternate sway,
.rh,;Iied his warm heart, ana WIN eoe"''A'
I,,,n.d his eve, vet still u shade OF cate'.
La n lsh, cloud that floats 10 summer "''
WoulJ shed AT times huanSi'ory stoon,
But Swallowed not one grace o. " hn, hr wrought,
'r,xr sighed, us on his polished DO" nc ""s'''
The 6fst impre ssive line Of care and 'noush''
Man in his proud maturity came next;
A bold review Of lie, from the Dfoau 'eH'
or Natures ample volume. he hau I ,I"ooed.
Her varied mage, and high course nsu P,H""''
u'nh,oJ nmbi,ion, we llth's deecitfuismlie,
rhs los. Of friends, disesse, and mental toll,
Had blanched his cheek, ana n''n'neo "'' ~ W.
Blu, spared his noble spirits energy:
CO. n,oudes, stamp OF Intellectual grace
S,;II sboo1 uuclonLcd On his care worn ihee'
On hi. high brow still safe the htm resolve solve
or iuismcn, deep, whose issue might Involve
ars,;en,. C,,e Yet thoughts Of milder glow
Would of, ike suubeams DER a mound OF snow
irnon hi, cheek their genial influence cast,
while musius DER the bright or Shadow h p,s''
T,Mr a, he marked his nohest victim, sneu
The ftos, Of years upon his honored hesd'
I.,s, c,mc. with trembling limbs and bending iofn'
like the old o * &C ,thed by the wntty Storm
Nan, in the last fraiI stage ofhumsn ne;
Reasons proud triumph, passions wid com"oi'
M move d;snu,c their mystery u'er his soni!
A. res, the pillows en- the sea.heet ShoTe'
The war of rivalry is heard no no'r;
F,,h,s steady light alone ilIuncs has eye
ForT,xE is pointing to ErERsirT! T.. u
s,c York, february, 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
From lie .NnrfoM Beaeon Of .Hondnu !

STATE COMMERCIAL CoSvEsTius.-We annex The
proceedings of the General Committee on Friday even
ing last from which il will be that the second Wed
nesday in June next has been appointed for holding
State Commercial Convention in the City of Richmond
and that committee has been appointed take The pre-.
paralory measures. Now is The time test the sincerity
Of those who have lamenled The commercial decline of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

NEW GOODS Chsap far cash.
ENJE are now receiving variety Of Fancy and Sta
w pie Dry Goods from the New York Cash Auc
tons. consisting Of
Blue, black and colored Cloths and Cassimeres,
Marsel!les Valencia Satin and Silk VPsngs,
Black and blue black hatteoni and other styles Lus
trings
Blue black and colnred plain Gros de Naples, Pot de
Sole &c from IS to BEST
Rich figured black, blue black and colored Pot de
Sole
Rich figured colored flcrnani Of beautiful quality and
cheap.
Irish Linens and Barnsey Shce,ngs, that can be
commended
Brown Damask Table Cloths. cheap and good,
Gamask Table Linen, S.4 and 10 4,
variety Of Goods for GPnPmen's GUNNER wear,
Printed French Cambria and French Chntz from
Is To the best in the market,
Real Paris Musiins, Lawns, llaliana and Lyonase of
great variety of styles, at about oneha last years
prices
-Hso-An assortment OF Domestic goods Of all kinds,
Caicoes, Burlaps Gloves, Hosiery, &c. The examna.
TONS Of which we ask OF all in want, assuring them
thai every article shall he sold low to suit the times
KNAPP IL PRESTON.
April "A H5-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

TIE Inaugural Addresses Of the Professors OF Inc cn
vers,y Of New York commenced in III" Chape! Of the
University last evening The Hon B F. Butler, httor.
nrv. General! L 5. delivered that OF law 1t displayed
his usual lcnrn and learning, and regret Tie stormy
riol., precuded many PERSONS from attending. Possibly
Mr. Butler may repeat ii. We also have great pleasure
in noticing ,hr Introductory lecture Of WIN Kent, Esq
on the nw Of personal property. and David Gfa't"'n,
Esq nu pleading and practice both ut which were nigh
IL cred,lahle TO their well known abilities
: ~ Siar jprT ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
March ~

n USr- On Monday. the 10Th INST. IN ccmIrg ir1
81 4 Fredericksburg to Richmond, the R:t'7sG
small black leather TRUNK possibly taken By M. =.
hy sprie passenger. a suitable reward viii be- gu,u
the return OF The Trunk and It's contents, 10 the Rails
u;iice a, Fredericksburg Richmond II it has 9Th.
m;u dishonest hands, It may lead 10 drtciinG 10 s'af
ta, il contanpd Lady : apparel and ;lch set Of C.,
raj Earrings, Necklace, &c.
April 20 li--U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
To Farmers and Purchasers gCHua'ty.

8AIE have three wagons starting FROM o.f S..
w every morning inr Wcslh"m. !"r Nm'sncs
Persons purchasing goods Of us. il sen" by these wse
will be charged Only hall price Tor carragr. Be,s.
wc oii-r To The public isrge and general assornrn
Groceries, at wholesale and retail! al the very love
prices, for cash or town accrpiaEces.
WYATT Il WHITE
March ~ lto-2a"-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

~aROLlNIAN-Th distinguished Horse nov 's =.
fine health and spirits, will make his rrrsrn' .,r
son at Charlotte Court house, Virginia, al S3o "s
son and $50 the insurance. GAINES
lll-~'S
April 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

NTCIlCE is.r estate u lie ..s W,iLi,r a.
" deceased, has been committed to my hands f., -
ministra,ion. All persons having claims agains, So.
estate are beveb. requested 10 make 'hem I'm .- ."
soon as possible in order that the funds IN hama nav
locally ppIied to the discharge of his de0ls Such as
claims Of superior dignity against him, either as p,n
nal or security hereby notified that unless thew
nresen ted in due and legal time and form the funt
hand will be applied to the payment Of such other Dol "
as NAV be presented and III that case, this notice win
plead in bar against all cain's that preser,
within the time prescribed by law.
P.rsons indebted to the estate will make mrncdi,,.
payment or LEGAL steps will be- taken against them e
crmina,eIv. w u WREN Sne,aai r
and administrator IF I'm .n"yo d,ce,s,g
April 81 iI1-,r
ETOTlCE 70 BUiLDERS.-Sealed pr"yo>sIs -
q be- received at the LuHa,ic Hospital in e.. cr, 4.
" illiam,hnry until the first day OF JGnG next. nr,r
bril linz of brick wall around the SAID hosr,la. l
tv, hundred yards in len.,t, ten feet IA n bs.. .
crpnr. and inclusive u; two feet III III" ground r
n,sers wall please Ia specify thr prices Ivy the E,
sand common brick, aud the Thousand coping bro.
Sealed proposals will also be received al In. .,c-,
mace until The iirs day of July nest for the LT!t,.
an extensive addition to the said hospital, Of aLj,5
plan will be shown by the subscribers at any time a,,,.
The 10Th OF May next
THOMAS G. PEACHY,)
BEVERLEY TUCKER, Coran.g,.
ROBERT SAUNDERS, )
April 20 Ii-2m
a. Tho Norfolk Herald ani iRuninn Spectator v' aa.
III, Tho abyy. Tor months nGI forward their y,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

HRRiNTiNG lNK-Jnst received al this Office. a
III supply Of Johnson 4 Durant's Winisr Eens Ink
which will be sold fy Is cents per pound for Cssh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
April "A

EEJM RICHIE, .1ttornsy and Counsellor at La,c
w late Of Richmond, Va, now of Vicksburg, Nils.
He will attend the Courts Of Kinds Madison Yazoo,
Washington, Warren the Parish Of Carroll in LOUISE
ana-and the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
Jacksonville expects TO remain most of the summer
In Vicksbutg, and will attend promptly to any commu-
ncntions that may be addressed TO him.
4 PRENTICE WANTED.-Wanted al the Com
"A piler Ofiee an pprentce. One from the country
preferred.
April "a ll5-3t
SUPERIOR WHEAT THRASHING MACHINE.-The Subscri-
ber takes this method Of informing the public he is still
carrying the Machine Building very extensively and would adj
wise all who in Of Machines give him as it ad
med by all who have used them, that they known
this country prepared furnish from power
all warranted perform in the manner
county rights, reasonable any may pur-
chase. STAPLETOS C.. SSEED.
Evsrettsvle, Albrmarle county, Va, Feb. 10 st-w4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

E:p uNAWAlS.-Leil my p!anta,ion in Albemure
ID o. county. Virginia. rather more than year since,
my negro FONTAINE abon, - years Of age, stout,
strong made. rather below the ordinary height and very
broad several shades brighter than black very pleasant
corntenance. and fine teeth. will give one hundred
and two hundred, if Of The State think it quite
probable he is about of the Iron Public Works,
passing free mani would, therefore, call the aen-
ton OF agents and contractors specially 10 this notice
poroncd, about ordinary size, black. and when
fused. samners very much. | will give the same for
Gardener as for Fonaine. and twenty five dollars for
each. if taken within the county, any where
Lini'snys Store, A'bemare county, Virginia.
February 20 T90-2awlrl MANN PAGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

iP.--Tn" subscribers TAX psa.cr
in announcing ill-ir friends and HE PGihe co.
rIiv tina, .hry have entered into rna!nr'shlp '''
prrpnsa nf ,rarsucrg Gs"erm Ss'nty. Coma,s,r,
GnJ tOrarGing Business IN the City 81 RrAmo"i unci
TIE, firm of HIIL aI"nEE * ca They have taS'a tie
artp new BRICK building the South side o. the Hi.
within a lcy: feet Of The most commoGIons landing f.
boats Prompt attention will br gwen TO the sale ar:
purchase Of produce and manufactures. arc 10 "'e'r
other description Of business in thtir line conhdr"ioH
trust The proximity OF their store house 10 the Basin
will save To their patrons the charge q! tfayagr which
IL 4 considerable item heavy articles Hhrn stored
forwarded from situation distant tfo the beat a@cn!
They are now erecting building which ~I he cen
pl:;Pd in 10 DAYS Wf:tha which will br The te'p'
nation Of the canal for the next or months and cen
scGuentv where al! produce destined tor tins nast
will have stop. One Of them will reside there sr
give his undivided attention to al! praducc aud go
sent 10 their care either from the upper country orG
Richmond for storing or forwarding They have PrPs'
ed themselves with wagons for running between Nf'
ham and this city a portion Of patronage i rc,mc,iC1
IL solicited. WALKER r. HILL
SAML. 5. MOORE
B. A. SAUNDERS
M,,cb 4 o. 2aNE
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- GOO BUSHELS OF RICHMOND COAL.
NAVY AGENTs OFfl,I


WashmgtO,, l.. .ipyd H., -
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office rai 4.
l5h day Of May next for twenty lise thoc>a.
bushels of Richmond Coal to be delivered Il, The r4
Tie coal mus, BE- Of the very hest quality. ari as
third palt of the whole qualify must Il" coarse Or Year
coal and the remaining t"nlirrts may u" the o'satN
co,, +, he subject To the inspection Of thIs yard aRc
tho measurement Of this city; Ihe Whole quantity !,
delivered by the 18th al November, ie''7
Security will be required for the faithful PcIior'r
IF the contract and ten per cPnl reserved from e'l
psvmrn; until the whrie quantity Is delivered
hrr - ll@-h
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18

A CHALLENGE.--A little fop conceiving
himself insulted by gentlemen who had
ventured to give him some wholesome adj
vice, strutted up to him with an air Of i'm.
portance, and said, "sir, you arc no gen.
tleman, here is my card, consider yourself
challenged. Should | be from home when
you honor mo with call, shall leave
word with friend to settle tho prelmina-
ries to your satisfaction" To which the
other replied, "Sir, you are fool-here
is my card, consider your nose pulled, an d
should not be at home when you call on
me, you will find that have left orders with
my servant to kick you into the street,"
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18

SAM PATCH OUT. DoNE.--A Mr.. Sullivan
of Rochester, fell the other day from an
elevation Of fifty feet above the summit of
the Genesee Fails, at Rochester, to the wa.
ter's edge below, and escaped without inju.
ry to life, limb or bone He was at work
on the rear Of tho third story of factory
erected on the very verge Of the precipice
at tho head of the cataract, on the west side
of the river, and within short distance of
tho point from which Sam Patch made his
last fatal leap; and does not know that he
encountered any obstacle in his descent un.
til he had nearly reached the end of his
AERIAL voyage, when he struck obliquely a.
gainet the inclined facc of the precipice,
from which he rolled down to the very edge
of the water in the boiling basin below
The falls are ninety eight feet Of descent,
so that Mr.. Sullivan must have fallen near
~ one hundred and .Gfy feet! He was
senseless and apparently dead for few
moments, but only rs it proved from the
stunning operation Of the conclusion, and
was soon able to make his way out of the
chasm and reach his house with but little
assistance. He was bled freely, and is
now nearly well, living monumen. of a
most remarkable providence. The above
facts are derived Immediately from the ply.
stefan who attended Mr.. Sullivan, and in.
credible as they may appear, may be fully
relied upon.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18

off" from the captain was heard. With q
mingled look of affection and regret James
extended his hand to Mary, from whose
eyes stroamed the fast falling drops. What
was the whole world to them at that mo.
ment they forgot the gaping multitude
and every thing buteach other-their hearts
now about to be sundered chung tho closer.
AS the farewell" was uttered, Mary held
his hand with a nervous grasp, while quick
as thought she threw her disengaged arm
hrst round her mothers neck, and then
round her fathers, imprinting burning
kiss upon the cheek of each, circulating
farewell father, farewell mother-come
James," Gro her parents could find time to
demonstrate, she sprung with her lover from
the boat to the wharf. The boat moved
molestlcally on her way, whilo shout of
delight burst from the surrounding crowd
who had Witnessed the whole scene and had
warmly sympa.hised with tho lovers. The
conflict between filial duty and affection,
and love, had been violent struggle in the
breast OF the maiden, but love triumphod
father and mother were forsaken, and now
went on their way lonely: while tho lover
bore back to his humble dwelling, in tri.
umph, tho joy of his heart, and the sharer
OF his future prosperity or adversely.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18

KENTUCKY ELooUENcE.-The following
powerful, elegant, and classic appeal, was
made IN court Of justice somewhere in
kentucky, by one of the learned heads OF
the bar -" Gentlemen of the Jury, do you
think my client, who lives in the pleasant
valley of Kentucky, where the lands is rich,
and the soil are fertile, would be guilty of
stealing eleving little skeins of coting
think not, | reckon not, calculate not
And l guess, gentlemen of the jury, that
you had better bring in my client not guilty,
for II you convict him, he and his son John
will lick the whole of you."
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18
From the Zodiac.
THE INDIAN VILLAGE.

ny MRS. sIGoURNEY.
Wake, wake from sleep--yo ages past,
Your scenery DER my musings cast,
AS whom the rcd-bowd hunter band,
Koamd fearless o'cr their father land.
administration yonder thicket lair,
Again the panther's eye balls glare,
The oclipsing forest 'gainst the cloud,
Uplitts its banner, darkly proud,
The slight canoe with venturous Prov,
Daros the strong pillows breast to plough,
The war-dancc wheels its maddoning round,
The prisoner to tho stake is bound,
While chieftain grave, and hoary sire,
Debating, throng the council fro,
And natures oloquenco maintains
Dominion DER tho lasting plains.
A change rolls on,--the frequent sail,
With pale-fac'd strangers loads tho vale,
In startling echoes, shrill and clear,
The woodman's axe alarms the car,
The smitten forest groans and dies,
Sealed to the stream tho shallop flies,
The cone.roof'd cabins melt away
Like mist beneath Aurora's ray,
The native King with fearless sway,
Ihs stately ~srFiSr-;.s i here aarro tthvy
What checks on yondor shadovy hoight
The hunters arrow swift as lightl
Where have that race so dauntlcss fled
And why this silence of the dead
Back to your couch,-yc agos groy
And curtaining hide their dark decay.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18
From the Philadelphia Commercial Herald
AN INCIDENT, OR A BIT OF RO.
NANCE

NANCE.
A few years ago, when single steam
boat made its semi monthly voyage upon
Lake Eric, from Buffalo TO Detroit, touch.
ing at Erie, Cleveland, Sandusky, &C.. and
when its arrival and departure at either
place was an incident that caused no little
hustle, we were standing among the crowd
upon the wharf at Buffalo, watching the
passengers hurrying on board the SUPERB.
rior, Capt. Sherman, which was TO take its
departure for Detroit. There was large
number of passengers, mostly consisting of
emigrants to the then latest found land Of
promise, Michigan. Among the different
groups upon the deck were a couple some.
what past the meridian of life, who were in
earnest conversation with a young man,
while female Of blooming seventeen their
daughter, stood listening TO the discussion
with q look of deep absorption, which be.
traycd the intense interest she felt in the
subject.
We learned afterwards that the couple
had been long attached to each other, but
the young man had been unable to obtain
the consent of the parents to marry their
daughter. She was an only child, and
the circumstances of her lover were not
such as answered the views they had for
her. Business had called the young man
from home for several weeks, and on his
return, to his great surprise and chagrin,
he found that Mr.. s., the father of his be.
loved, had sold his farm, and with his wife
and daughter had departed for Michigan.
James thought no saw through the motive
of this movement, and, learning they had
been gone but few days, his resolution
was at onco taken to follow, unpreparcd as
he was for the Journey either with ready
money or change Of apparel. He gave nc
sleep to his eyes nor slumber to his eye.lids
till he was on the way, and lesscning, as he
.hoped the distance between himself and the
object of his affection. AS tho departure
OF tho boat did not take place till two days
after the arrival Of the parents and daugh'
tor at Buffalo, fortunately for the youni
man, he arrived before they had placed thu
Lake between tho two lovers and whcI
the detected maiden stepped upon the boa
she was moro surprised and ovcrjoyed {
behold him, than her parents were vexed
The latter testified their displeasurc at hi
thus following them, in terms little calculate
to strengthen his hopes Of final success, an
though he urged his suit with them with a
tho eloquenco he could command, he sti
found them iuileXiblc.
At length the moment of parting arrive
-" the last bell was rung--tle word wa
,,,,,cp 10, ,boso WIN were nOs rOlDO vii
the boat TO leave, aud the order 10 "ca
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18

Affecting Incident.-We heard it mon-
toned yesterday, that when the news of the
destruction Of the Pulaski first reached
New York, and il was believed that all on
board had persisted, tho father of one Of the
ladies who it was known had taken passage
on board that boat, proceeded Immediately
to Baltimore, where he arrived without
hearing further from the wreck. On en-.
tering tho public house, he inquired of the
landlord whether he had received any fur
Their intelligence from the Pulaski. "None,'
was the answer. "Wcre none saved 7!
"Nonc, it is believed, but the sixteen frs
mentioned" DO you know their names !
ii do not remember them all but the frs
was Mrs -, She and the others arc
safe and we'll" The inquirer tainted
was his dauphier.---IhR w. S. GJs.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18
THE PRIMEvAL HOUR OF LOVE.
by II. c. DEAKIN, ESQ

ny II. c. DEAKIN, ESQ.
Twas when tho dow was ON the blossom,
The wild flower floating on tho lea,
The spirit of my youthful bosom
First gave its trust and truth TO thee -
First yielded all its maiden ardor,
Its timid fear and coy carcssing,
Well knowing all thy lovo would guard her,
And bless her who thy heart was blessing.
All weak arc words-there's no revealing
That sweet, deep mystery of the heart,
That has homo in every feeling,
voice beyond the reach of art.
II is not passion-'tis too holy,
g For aught dcduced from sinful Garth
lis of the pure, pale spirit wholly,
An essence Of immortal birth.
IT'S love first love once felt and never
In lifo again to be renewed:
Crush the sweet dream, tits crushed forever,
Crushed TO ctornai Solitudcl
Affection may the heart pulse walSon,
Warm tho chill spirit in his shrine,
Kcvive the lonely and forsakcn-
But 'twould not be what now is mine
should not hcar tho voice celestial
rail- like lutc-note on my oar;
The tones though sweet would DO terrestrial,
To those that bless mo whom thou'rt noar.
Then chide not, If tho voice of feeling
Speak to my heart with all its power;
And memory, oil her hopes revealing,
kccal first loves unfading hour.
oh lovo thou pure and placid spirit,
Thou fcstal, sun-burst, hallowod power!
Let my fond bosom aye inhorit
The memory of thy primal hour.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18

PRIvILEGE.-A wife in Maine can, by q
law of the state, divorce herself from CON-
mon drunkard. This valuable privilege
ought to be universal. Itmay not be amiss
to add here, for general information, that
the laws of our state allow the wife or 9th.
err friends Of drunkard, on application to
the chancellor, to have his estate put hey.
ond his control.