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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
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eS00 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sPscIrIc mis
WOVV TuRk-Forthe of 0onorrhua, elects, stric.
aad complain, Of the
o. all reedies yet discovered ior the above complaints
8 the certain
makes speedy and permanent cure, hout the Issn
regard 10 Diet drink, exposure change In application
business.
We give no long quseks 10 deceive tn.
public II the medicine does
speak for H. Our object notify where II can be had
and that tie proprietor challenges single case o. re-
0onorrhoea 10 be brought which Mixture viii nc,
effect a rapid cure, under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all rasks
They presented with remedy by which they can
themselves without the least exposure in the
time possible.
Further the dessecsnnotse csntrscedb dose ofbe Ms.
tire istakeB nj nIghton going bed when erpesed.
tits put bottles, with full directions accompanying
81 bottle. One bottle lasts week which generally
Many are cured In days.
Vor sale only At Dr. VIM n. Minors drug store No fes
Broadway, coraer OF Dey 81 (Frsnkin tousel New York;
and Jones Huichsson's OF Cbesnut and
Philadelphia. n2nJm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
(JuNTEr,s eED DROp-po, Inc en-, ~ ~

HuNTEH's RFD DROp-por IN. eurr ri the
-, disease Tee sub,crper has grea, conhisaoe
IN recgnn-ndn ~ This valuable --edirne al persons
ed with the above sres lie does or Ms "a on.es
-cru With The hnte ofdec~tving ntsIiye,,
the -onrary, he teels with s.,,.
be"eh, a' those VIE may sbrng tn sbovs ditrs
sing compliant ~ ~ interesting fact that
ihs hsve ben v Cor tho las fsur wears that IN m o,e
has faded Prrrptness eertsoy srN safety 4. ~.
kpewn shsrse~r throueoui the Uanr Remember s o,bv
plscr 5Dtvi6os ~ Price eipsr boule
JsN NJ DR. q. LAWSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

0Oha ~ - S~~
NY home Is the wster,
Ny rounds begun;
or night I'm the daughter
wander aloae.
The stars they're bsaning.
The moonlight Is streaming,
The wbiteslas is dreaming,
soon must be gone.
NV bark the wild wind,
NV bel is the wave;
Nv f1i.ht leaves behind,
All no, left in the grave.
The maids they're weeping,
The eagle Is Geeping,
The foxes are creeping,
The spoils they shall save.
Behold the dark war cleud
Thick CATERING on;
Its dep thunder abroad
Makes Earth gu axe and moans
The tempest is breaking.
The whitemap is waking,
The Tomahawk's wreaking!
The work, 1t is donei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

~. Wand RIWGIE'S FEMALE I2I No.
- VATiNo PILLS, from Germany, IN sfrcnal remedy
Suppression ire gulariy where
net have her regular and proper course
~ D. Not 10 be taken during pregnancy The sale o. 1860
boxes during the last nine months is sufficient
their efficacy Sold only by NJ s. BIRD nidwie and female
physician Ss2 Gowery New York Likewise her celebrated
soothing for children cehng SAFE and eectua
remedy Also, excellent remedy nipples, prepared
and sold as above Adva, gratis. mye.5m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

IL David Il. Schenck has been appointed by the Pres
Men,, Collector of,he port OF Perth Amboy ~ J. from
the ESD June, 1888, when the commission OF }. ".
Reckless will expire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
A POpULAR MEDICINE NEW AND iMPOR-
IN fANr observation-disclosures COMPOUND EX.


safr and erctuai edy III.
Of Gnnorrl Gle Structures. whites PaiaS
AMI Ioins. seminal Weakness Affections OF The Knes Ora
vel Scoint Erupiions &c &C.
The ComPosnd Extract q Cupa,ba and Sar aparia pos
atyaniare enjoyed by medicine
the the above chnree and
igbtened 'c, render dy highly popular.
s5sratum long soughi for IN the medical verdi II needs
confinement nor change ef deL d. h. Improved f1rm
isenrel isseles anh mp sensa-
lion the pai TIE observations members ~
III medical profession and ~ Others who suer-~ WIKI
eher al The ahoNe complaints and aerienced
oeect relief with tie paHy descriptive
ihei ana the pursued vii. he inserted
after.
+ Dicss, a. broadway; SvsiLard Delac r. IL fow,
and 53l Broadway je5-ln41
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL hANUFhCTURiNS
CO h9ve constantly for sale
OIL sitrio, Alrm
Ble1chiag Salts Cnpper7s,
Aqua Araonia, Snriatc Acid
AQUA Foris Nitric Acid,
Bsue filTicl Manganese,
Ard many ether articles IN tic lire olheir business.
Orders win be received al their Banking house No. al
Broadway the office their NO. 81 West street
s5t-lvs GEO. X. ClIRERY. Agep,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

MEDICAL AND SUNGTCAL.-DR. GLOVER
w is consulted as usual IN the treatment OF certain class
diseases He appres the public that he has received
professional education in this and
with the selfnamed doctors, medical pue and preeners
the day. Once No. Ann St, near the American Museum
Private entrance third door from the Museum. Lamp
inner ofiac door n Tie evening. ies7if
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

" The President officially recognises Louis Trap
mann, Consul Of Hamburg for the port oil Charleston
S. G.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

Loss m rHE PuIasKl-FURTnER PARTIcULARs-
One hundred and eighty !oes reported 10 hare 6een lost
From passengers who arrived in the cars RON Wll'
mington, we learn that the Steam Packet Pulaski,
Can't Dubois, which left Charleston on Thursday eve.
ming last with about 900 passengers bound 10 Baltimore,
was lost Friday night las, about 40 miles u the
southwark Of Wilmington, ~. CT during heavy gale,
in which her boiler exploded. Eight persons were
killed by the bursting Of the boiler The boat sunk an
hour after The explosion Previous 10 the sinking OF the
steamer, boat with 81 persons left her. and ~ aP
preaching the shore, FIVE OF the number drowned.
We have also been informed that the Supposed te
De Hbberd formerly ofths place, and who brought the
melancholy dings Wilmington the only person
of the entire who saved. Two ladies' who
in the boat got ashore SAFE
The passengers also inform US that two Judge from
South Carolina lone of whom was Colcock) were on
board as also Messrs Wilde and Lamar, OF Geor
gia, with their families.
One of tAe gentlemen who communicated the above
intelligence is from Kingston, Jamaica which place he
left the 9th Of May. in the Mary Dow, Of Eastpor.
Captain Tilley, and after touching Havana, arrived
Charleston. He states that the Legislature were
dered the 5th of the present monh, for
the purpose of repeating the apprentice system and il
was supposed that the let OF August the old law
would 60 into operation.-Balt. ChroHicle June 81.
MORE FrREs-There were numerous alarms Of fire
yesterday and the fremenhad but le throughout
ihe day. One Of the first alarms occasioHed by the
discovery Of fire in carpentershop in the west end o!
fhe city, which promptly extnguished.
Yesterday afternoon attempt was made to set fire
the dwelling of Mr. Butcher, conectoner, Lexington
street, Charles. The fire discovered at such
early stage that extinguished before any
rial damage was done.
About six clock yesterday evening the stables at.
iache9 to the Western Hotel, corner of Howard and
Saratoga streets fire and burnt To the
ground 1t will be remembered that il this spot
iha FIRE occurred about three years ago. and that FIVE
fremen killed by the falling of wall.
We learn that negro boy detected in old Christ
Church yesterday, with locoeco matches in his pocket
He was severely chastised and then suffered to
The alarm at clock occasiened by the burning
of a chimney in Gay street, near the bridge.
The alarms 10 clock last night from the TAX
ing FIRE Of large transparency in front of Cenral Hail.
where the Irish Giant is exhibited.-Boltimore
AMERICAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
mr. JACNSOE,S PATENT, IMPROVE
IL INDICATED VAPOR BATHS a, 81 Ro I erv wh,

- INDICATED vAPOR BATHS al 20 Bow cry which
recommended by of the emsen,
tits city To their patients for The following diseases
influenza Colds Ceugh, Puirid Sore Throat Chrose Alice
TORS OF the Lungs Liver spleen Bowels Dyspepsia in all
various stages Rheumatism, Cont Psrsly Palsy all Gu.
diseases such Erisypeas Salt Rheum Head
scrofacus Eunions. MereIria DISEASES, a. All pc.
Guitar 10 The female &c.
Visitors may have Bath Eve minutes notice everv day
from o'clock, A. NJ. urti n O'Clock, r. Nj An int sent
female in attic ndanee Ladt,
~ Is. Genec furnished board and Tie best
OF nurses provided for invalid, no wish 10 pat them
selves under Dr. Us treatment his Baths proper 10
MENTION bis Baths and have resemblance the
Thomsonan Baths md treatment DIR is regular educa.
ted physician belongs T. the Medical Society OF this city,
been in su practice 10 years. sreny rot
classed with the advert sing quacks Of the day. ielS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

CIR ASHLEY COOPFR's LOTION FOR
- PfMPLED FACES-The great "Sir Ashley" assured the
proprietor the time he presented this receipt that he
knew instance OF It's falling 10 produce cure The sale q
Il In Europe has been immense
so1u by ~ Guon ~ Bswery corner of Grand 8; Hen
w ~ PIKE ST. al Grand ST. w. G. Hsrt cor ~ Broad
and Courandt WIN. " Hoffman. 657 Broadway, and
A D. D. S,nds, 100 Fulton, corner OF wiiism ST.
SO ASSN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

ovrv.-If Dicks father was Jshs's ssa, what
relation was Dick 70 Jehay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

DIAPER, ke-4oo reams "a by ~ printing
JIG 500 resms 20 by 81 do
acoo reams 2e by 81. 2sbv 81, "a by 81, 22Ly 20
5000 reams 10 by "A, and 10 by %
5000 rears cap and crown wrapping
50 trurk boards
25 tons bandbsx
100 tons binders boards
tons sand sheaning paper
ZOO del. bark skvers
2 bales machine blankets
bales "a inch tapping
bales Eng ,ish telling, sc, IS "a, Gs and 70 inch
10 pieces dryn cloth, 23 70 h. square yard
10 casks Irish glue
IS bales brown shirtngs (heavy)
10 casks bic acbiog powder (Beyd's)
pipes and 4 bids port wiRe lin bond1
5000 fbs haiters tip paper
600 reams assorted tissue paper
pales brown linens
eases palm leaf hats
10000 .oolscap letter paper. for sale by
j. CAMPBELL PERSsE,
my29 Ito and li2 NASSAU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
MEsiDISSAL CAED-pR CARPENTER, No Peel

- IN
.6e lie sT9% :ass IF sT 70
,s s residing Monrose, Pa The letter de-
DR.. sesrs-Desr sir-A few days after wroie to yoe.
soliciting your assistance her Became "rs d ssa
aedy alarming, that called OF pSyse.e
condition was hopeless Her cough "a.
ed with such violence ,ha, feared She would in
and the dropsy the other imported
time cough eon,nues sixteen hours vssu. Gne
ssy ss your %sa s%. ais:
effects Her aropsy and eus .n The ssPp
her but the skeleton what he.h was She has bees
domestic and with se ~ s~ Ss
weakness. sIoys Comfortable health she raised
hank God for bis mercy TO my family feel myself unser OBJ
my family under Tie reste.t obp.s ser
and most hghy DO We value your sL those
W amc'ed. Yours, with feelings OF esisem:
DIR. SEARS costumes his Office .. 4 10 Ann .,.e., "a
happy 70 render any ass In his power tbos
TONS dyspepsia angina pecto,s or any sbropc &C
wral cases In this city similar shove can he
pro@n ssss AND hs ose
pit the ATTENDED, ws ssu sns s ss s sone or
more III. lei, side and region ~ heart eItend
those subject 70 are sometimes swskened with ssnse OF
Or dcuy ~ breathing ard experience shoriness
eending Night Of stairs These symptoms not cosssn
person olten enjoys good health,
paroxysms which nj rst do not frequently
mars frequent attended with peculiar and slsmipg
enjoyed.
\. e0Ss, Sears b. had .sh sxge enc ,e.me
l ana has been succcssu In hich had
resrscs ~ Ordinary means. je2-ims
REALS HAIR REsTOHATIvE.-Thn vain
sole ascovery now introduced 20 the public with the
is application, ,is THE CONFLICTS R.sTeR ccesoH
sDSS =. s:S . "a ssc have % The
Numerous certificates might he given 10 how uccess-
FULLY this compound has been applied never hsvisg sed In
single nstance bu, as rs not brought before public To
sell but 10 be applied the principle opo charge wvb.
ment with particulars
Its virtues been fully ssd satisfactorily tested TAs
heads OF those that entirely bald have been by The an
pheauon Of this Restorative, covered with growth
OF beautifui hair e'""s-
An humsug and quseLsry In this matter d utterly do
claimed. 49," -
Beslcs Hsr Restorative will he applied Nv the d,~ccv,r.r
or inventor Levi Bes TO thosc who may desire 10 svsn
themselves of Its beneficial effects Al the sSse m IN n -.
daniel, No 3 Plat street, New York. " =
hair fully restored. '"s 'A
No payment win be received for any sppIcso, NJ ,he L..
storauve snin The individual whe tries 10 SATISFIED nv The
s...-.....-. y. w n..r. mis- 3ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

IA set WITHOUT CLASPS SPRINGS 10. on the pruci
pies pressure M LEVITT Den,is Mo- $50
Broadway, entrance H. ST doer Warren ST. The improve.
and distinguishing feature efths method sthe complete
y ecag OF the essential objects the ease and security o.
the supplied teeth In the mou ID, wholly wltheut clasps g
springs other similar Persons interest
ed in his Improvement WHO yet With us
and extent NAV see by SLIGHT INSPECTION
WHICH Is FREELY OFFERED TO THEM iha,tte plan
j. diff in princ pie results from ANY hitherto pracis
ed 10 NEW YORK and that tie above statement strictly
and entirely accurate.
His eere ces OF The HIGHEST ORDER. most ample.
The opnina OF the New York public ON III improved ys-
tenn b. in the following respectable papsrs-Vap
New York ror 10th July, 1856 Courier and Enquirer 26
December lsS6; Evening Star, l7,h june, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

ar SovEREIGNs, English silver, and Bank 9, Ensian'
notes, bought and sold at 3 }. sYLvEsTERS,
jel6 $50 Broadway, and ~ Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
THE HAIR THE uAIR.,-h should invsrisb

be borne In mind that good set OF Tseih, the
des rsbe speriy the possession OF hne head II
HAIR, and which only be obtained by and
tree Of the VEGETABLE HAIR OIL richly perum~d
and desirable substitute for The injurious preparations
thu, daily palmed upon the public. L.
TIE advertiser pledge, himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be found noursh and Rscn The hair
and bald paces-and In order In meet the
demand for H. has put At The low prize Of 50 per
bottle. For sale by n. G. HART. I7J Broadway,
ally ~ Co-rtlsn dt 4.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

Gus hAIR-fnstDanc OF iersie seaaty whether tine
orenraa neck, o. s more unsghty the upper lip be
eheetually removed by ATkINSON'S DEPfLA
TORY It's Operations removing he hair with.
out the least approach and leaving the skin
softer than before By twice using the DepIatory the
the hair usually destroyed, redsrs further
pcaoa OF H. No had consequences from It's need be
pretended simay be used infants skn without
bad effects.
him, efecluay, abd to he perfectly
II. c. HART, ITO Brssdwsy,
ALLY corner Courtandt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

TNFLUENZs. COUGHs, COLDS. PUTRIB
Sore Throas Rheumatism, all Cutsn. diseases such
Salt Rheum, Gryspeas, scrofuous Eruptions hc be
cured IN flew days bv the Of Doctor edcsed
NaPour Baths, 200 Bowery visitors I've
modrtea with Bath At I'VE minutes notice, everyday from
O'Clock, A. NJ uHtil ~ O'Clock In the evening.
N. r. Gsntee ia nishrd apartments with bosrd and the
best of nurses provided for nvaIds who wish put
themselves unar Doctor Jscksons treatment and his Med
Gated Vspour Baths II proper mention, these Baths
have resemblance tn the TbomsoDiaa system,
ms gp,&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

FOR sALE-A counter Tor soda water, with marol
II top. newt sufficiently large 10 contain two coolcrs
Also, Fountain Cooler aad Dr1ugbt Tubs together IN
marble slabs for counter, measuring III RI long w 20
inches wide. The above will be sold low applied imme
datsly at No. 2 Old Slip. mylaf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

p p
or Asnn III S n II a. .
fJmE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
EOR DINO 1HE HAIH. fror errY or Red q

IOR DYING IHE HAIR, from Grey or Red To
~ beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMED's TURKISH
Owe universally admitted be the best article
before the public a lily superseding every other preva
ration for the psrpose. which Is mostly composed deete
Gus msteriss must eventually entirely the
Turkish Dye desperation Is alnos magical being applied
~ the head n night before going 10 bedon rising The
ming the transformation is conpete. The suf
fcrs no change either from ao'orment eruption rougboss
other It's be attended with III
consequences wbatever. Sold wholesale and retail ny
ally csrner OF Courtisndts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
ROOkBINDIks' LEATHrR- For sale by
ID J. CAMPBELLG PERSSE
mv2S Ito nd - Nassau

mvS III and IL Nassau
News, YOUTHS, AND CHILDREN,s
M CLO1BINC.-GEO A. HOYT CO., No IA Bowery
have hand extensive ready made eohng
suited and size which they will sell
Tor cash. either nj WHOLESALE o Ieinh. nZ}Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

Cenposatlen Ornament ManufactOTys
vou,, - Broadway, New Y.rh --..-.
~ JOhN CALLER respectfully infor0s Arshtsecs and
naieers that ne coaunues furnish OF every de
coa for The interior hnshng Of buildings ON inc owess
B. Specimens csnse The mandatory 2: above
OrnsTaen's got upto any dss,gs. nyesns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07
.AY SCHOOL. under the direction and tuition Of

DAY SCHOOL, under the direction and tuition o.
FRANCIS s. GORE, A. Nj. 7. G. D. and M. Il. !. A.
hs Literary Institution comprises, in It's course OF SUI
dies Classic and Scientific objects Of an advanced oroe'
compre hending the Greek and Latin Classics; Geome
try; Trigonometry; Mensuraton; Land'surVeying' AZ
zebra and Arithmetic in addition to the ordinary SUBJ
ec,s of Geography, Topical, Physical and Malhemas
cal; English Grammar; Elocution; Composition; or'
biography and Writing.
1'''r Gore '4!0s e copy sm on" document ''" Inc "e'
have certificate Of Or. Anhon who cer'hes 10 INC hPe
Mf F. = Gore The recommendation Oh Dr. hnon
il decided unqualified Anhons reputation such US 10
b. entirely satisfactory mind any SUBJECT Oh which lie WI"
lend his name. 100 u,,, . rvpp
hand writing OF that eminent scholar
Charles Anhon L. D., yProssr Of Lansui ges Columbia
~" r.. ,a.,n;n, T. W. WHITE.
Riehmond, January ID, 1888
Mr. Cure anur.s the copy Of document r0m lillian Harkestcorh
,o Professor elect If 7HeieEt Lnnguds In The University
Al the reoIes of Mr. have examined his credentials with
and having found amongst them The certificate
stn in saving certificate is with me conclusive evidence
of Mr. Cures competency instruct IN The Geek aud Roman
languages; hi, being Classical choa OF no ordinary crude.
WA HAWkESWORrH.
Richmond, "a, FEB. ID, lS3S 80 80,
n B. The Scholastic Session will continue until the
Isl Oclober next Terms may be ascerained by per.
sonal applca,on TO Professor GORE, at the School, The
School house is that lately occupied by B. A. SAUNDERS
ESQ few doors distant from The clearinghouse OF
| Mrs Saunders.
ApriI5 109-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07

nd his friends Of Newmarket, "a mountain being tne
only barrier between them0 but he (Mr. ~ "lshee ~
be recoected by the House, that it is now only e"
days since that gentleman (Mr Mcp9 watneo o G,p
House against precpita action bill, when hao o
its object the relief of some of the most untofuL ,s
our race, Qhe blind and dumb) He then tola ,hs
House, that their sympathes were arouseu ~ thai
effect Of an exhibition they had witnessed - non
Hall-and that this matter had better oe ia I. r.,
the table, until they could return ana uhsn The
constituents and he would vouch ioi II, tu L;,bro
pockets of the people were consulted, i"e Nd would
ply would be put the proof, and he Nj, VIZ noro;ng
not hesitate TO say it would vanish Ike the o,;s
dew before the SUM- Such had been his oeciaa'
and he (sIr c. would ask the gentleman rom us
appy his rule the present case, ana not sun ~
alcP 81 philanthropy or sympathy ."r hS om con
r,tke, n urue this division until the pockets oil our
,;,nen,s are first consulted and then let them say "e
ther they are willing to be taxed TOR me puePosce " r
tribu,n. To the cupdity Of his MT MGR ienI i a.
Newmarket MIR. {. said II the gGnueaH in,er
This the result would be rrbuke for his oicions i'e
ference instead of response favorable to inns ovs
Mr. CRAWFORD spoke briefly against the d,SIso"' a"u
sad the neope of his county had mol sought Tor H.
MIR. McPHERsos explained. He had nothing 70 noPe
f ton b old counties better than what he had gol-
and besides they would have nothing to give ,ba
tina, he was totally disinteesed, must be evident ~ VIZ
whole House. = L, ,o,n,v
ND &C democrat under instructions, he was opposed
10 the division. II would be division OF Tue lol
zion There was, he thought, little Nhgsety aoou,
the matter The gentleman from rage, speahs VI va"
roads az motive for division Mr.. 3 thought the way
to make good roads by Internal improvement, and
not by cutting up counties into sma parcels put the
gentleman from Page is opposed 10 making good
roads that he voted yesterday Tor the indehnte post
poneme mt OF the Internal Improvement Bill, and there
fore he ought vote for the indefinite postpone
ment or this subject. Mr. S. opposed TO the owl
sion for several reasons and amongst others nc "ou
say that the prayer of the petitioners was hyPocrca
and nsncere. They only had to travel ~ miles 10 the
court house, instead of 49, as said by the
from Pace: and if their regard for their families was not
sufficient for them to 60 home from Court why let mem
remain and suffer by their own folly Mr.. 5; woula
never consent to attend to any prayer, unless hrs' nc
was satisfied il was offered in sincerity and TRUTH and
tina, there was nothing like by pocrsy or lying about IT.
cloud calls for the question from different parts Of Inc
House)
Mr. THOMAS rose and said, as this was subject IN
which his constituents we'll himself, had deep
and abiding interest, he hoped the question wouia oe
taken BY ayes and noes The call sustained and the
question taken upon the indefinite posponement, and
decided in the aFirmntve-Ayes lOl, noes To-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07
POETRY
UxucH YET REMAINS uNsuSc."

From 7dips yNaga.ne.l ,>
TO BEAUTIFUL BOY ASLEEP IN hoop.
Green leaves and odorous Winds
And the clear laus liter ofa child at play,
Where tho loose rivuet floats upon its way
10. with wreath he binds
His brows; and now, with unconslderlnS eye,
He tho opening sky.
Happy-thrice happy-ihou
Young truant with thy eufy rrnGe content
Happy in eye and brow,
A sylvan dreamer in the natural tent,
By stately lines and srching heeches spread
Above thy dropping head.
Hs! ha! ia mimic state,
On sinking violet plots, thy form 10 lao-
The watching trees empu'pe thee win 'naD'
The wooibine at Thy gate .,,ss
Hangs visilant whilc, from each sepafa'' Ae''
Dinneth az el6n company!
Methinks around thy s,uirh---
The music of the woodlands miS a"uNe' LIT,
And nymnbs 20 bronsins through tho noontide brake
With mirth and Ginning numbers;
And Fsuu,, with dance unsteady, and brown eh'n'
Come trooping heavily IN.
But now alss-the woods
Have all forgotten the immortal voices
Apollo, with blythe Pan, no moro roJoices
In Why soitudes;
And poets only hear amid the trees,
Glad birds and wandering bees
Wcll no il so,-sbove thee,
With meditaiivc heart ustranger STANDS,
To eve thy small lips and hslfopened hands;
And marks the winds that love thee,
Lift with slim fingers, thine unbranded hai''
With murmurs, like prayer:
Would ,ba, such lot mine!
To coms al morn into the sylvan nook, lib,
And hurry, with my shadow, through the o'ooA''
And with such JOY as thine,
To muse and Ioi,er by the rivulets edge,
Or plait the matted sedgc.