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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
MEScciAH LINE FxCKE1s.
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REGuLAR COMMUNICATIONS


REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
u Remittances and drafts with fright and passage and
from Great Britain and Irelsnd-ROCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE. The subscribers respectfully intimate their friends
and the public cneraly that they into early
with them for The bringing Of their families
and friends by the early spring shpshe FIRST OF which will
commence running from Liverpool the Isl February 1881
and will continue 10 regularly week
aodiDg enisrans the most desirable and eligible coevey
ance they can have.
The detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged in this trade
having heretofore been and just Of complaint
the subscribers DESTROYS OF removing the despatch
ing vessel every week from Liverpool to effect the perma
will give entire satisfscton TO shippers and further in
aucemcnt for them 10 give preference their Line all
transient vessels guarantee they shall invariably
sail on The appointed day. full not full, and take freight
when opposed 10 transient vessel nj such will
the support and preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the cfthe paeu
gers Live rpool Of the first cass-runnng regularly
every day from the different ports OF Ireland Scotland
convenience OF importance 10 those residing the
ports.
In relation remtances their drafts and post
Royal Bank Of Ireland paid sight % discount
charge every province and sides Ia the inland
answering the purpose Bank Of Ireland
q convenience only by this establishment
Their drafts well passage orders, be orw srded by
the regular packets sailing the lst sh, 6th and cath OF
each month In the Those residing in the
address by letters (pos psid which will be Puncuay
tended Further particulars be ascertnned sppca
dsos%. ROCHE BROTHERS CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

N. fofa 81 he sS s,s and a.S and
~ from Havre is s'h asd ls'e q every month. Ill.,,
SEQ tons, J. CASTOR, sh Ap,iL TO- May.
pan pee, S.hEeb.
Ship sULLY D. Lines, 18th April l., June
ship BURGUNDY, Jno. Ro,ke,t 2s,h April ;,h June.
Ship RHoNE, VIM. skiddy, s,h May 18th June
Ship cH.RLEMAGNE, 2.,h Jan (sh March
A. Richardson, ish May Isl July.
ship VILE pE LYON, Ssh Feb. 18th Mach.
500 ten, Charles Steddar ?sh May. sub July.
Ship FRANCOIS Ter, W. W. Pell, }sth June 1slh July.
s. vo,xos. - no.. ;s s,s FEB Fse: s.lApril,
s''P 'o"''o'"' w. o'''' lss Oct 18Th Nov.
ship sILvrE DE eRAssE: Ss,h March. 18th April
L. wiederholdt, 2th june. 18Th Aug.
18th Mar. Isl May
Ship POLAND 9 A''Af'y s sia I osy asi p sss
ship ALBANY, J. Johnson, 18Th July. - sept
These vessels all Of the FIRST class and ably commanded
with elegant accommodations for pasengers comprising all
that required Cor eosior and Including
tbe subscribers at New York, will be forwarded by these
g \ sss FOX Es srs .sSss srCs
j1 VIM wHITLoCK, Jr. 4s South street
IA ron NEw oRLEANs.-The LouIs.as,
49, Monday, nom New York, and from New oresn.,
snd 20 insure the srictc puncuatv IN the time Of sailing
the line will hereafter consist Of the 70 lowing slps
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Famer, 1st Jan.
ship HUNTSVILLE Capt kldridge, l5tb jas.
Ship viCKsBURG, Capt wooaheuse, 18th Jan.
ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis, l2h FEB.
ship YAzOO Capt Trssk, 18th Feb.
The above ships all OF the first class are copper
fastened and oopperrd asd upwards OF 500 tons burhes
Of very light dram Of water, being built In this city,
ssy Gr the I.ss The price o ps..gs 81. t.s
PLAN ssd nished neat snd elegant style Ample stores
OF first quality will be provided regard had to
comfort and entire satisfaction passengers These pseh
cts by captains well experienced IN the trade,
Who will give every attention the mseives n &C
cemm.sste. They will al all TINS be towed no and down
the Mississippi by boats and the strctsst punctus ny
observed In the time sailing Neither the sptsns
these ships viii he responsible orjewelry bullion precious
stones silver plated for letter, parcel pack
aye sent by put board Of them unles regular bills 81
lsanQ for the the value herein expressed
All goods the subscriber will be forwarded free Of
commission. For freight or passage. apply 10 Ir
v. X COLLINS co. "a south ST.
NO freight received after the Saturday evesng previous TO
~ a,x eFssilsg "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

HOUSE ON BROADWAY To ET-From
February LIST till May nsxt-for the of x2oo IL Is the
dwelling part of lbreeory house Fulton street hsv
eight the sece.d third and three attic
rooms, together with the kitches Apply the Intelligence
Office, iSs Fulon street. for information
~ B-The furniture might possibly be let with the house.
i2o-sts
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sehr iYNCHBURG. (new) John Gould. master
sear II Sc xRokA, John Bell, master. .'' ''N''@'
Schr LEONTINE. samuel ID -arborn, master.
s seSr WIN c Iss MASTER master
Schr NASSAU Seth Chester, master.
years BEEN sustained y general PATRONAGE are enabled Z"
line Of first ys. eaw an ..
continnance of favor assuring merchants and shippers that
vessel be despatched weekly and oftener II reqsred
Insurance the shove can be effected :. the ewe
shipped OF c'""0n AIPy ss Rss,sT' On sGIsor
& d pse sM vi! t itfs.ts !.
80 composed of the following vessels sailing from New
hs sesr so AIFREp F. THORN H. Sanford master
se esr REfEkTER D. II ssni s'f master.
sehr TELL, X. Hawkins. master.
The above schooners all first class copper fastened
e built for This trade very fast :.srs
to and from Wilmington rosghou,the year
having sofore been great and q complaint
scbes DESTROYS e removing tbs ny despatchng
men, their days ng
will give enre Satisfaction the shippers and further
this line over ALL or any transea vessels which preference
they entitled 70 as regular packet. The
invariably sail the day appointed full full and take
the supper and OF all merchants enga
ged in this trade esiden and resident shipper
or Ss se sass regular
The subscribers feel grateful for the liberal support and
which they have always received from the date OF
their 1r establishing this line Of packets (six years Rce
respectfully solicit coninu OF public favor and In
beg all shippers that while exertons
and give perfect satisfaction shall he warngo their
part they will solicit their freight any other than
through their advertisement which they again them
they rely upon with certainty OF their vessels always
sailing stated in them unless detained by wind weather,
neither will they circulate false reports In order ostsn
their freight, but depend solely straight forward correct
course uniiormly pursued by them tor continuance OF
their share, at least Of public patronage and favor.
For the accommodation Of shippers, the subscribers have
removed from 1870 South street. TO their oesonand
their further their vessels will
or IS near the foot OF Wall street possible.
ALI forwarded the subscribers will shipped
Of commission other rpense except what actually
incurred.
by any Of the vessels Of this line
very lowest rates.
For freight passage all the above vessels having hand
some aceomu,r datons apply to
js HALLETT BROWN. 50 souths st. cor. Wall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

"
and experience furnished with OF the
moe their comfort convenience The rate passage out
srd by aiding with the p"opetsr of tbs
others lines AT S4s including wines aud Of de-
srr,ntion: sl2o without wines and liquors.
Nett the captains o these ships I'll be respen
sbe for anv letters packages sent by them unless
regular bills of lading are signed therefor
Earring BRSTHERS CO Liverpool, and 10
GOeDHUE CO, or G. MARSHALL,
;os Ga Sou h ST. New York.
IA LIVERPOOL PACK ETs;-To sail from
New York sth and from Liverpool on The gath Of
Zach month The year, except that when these dates
fall en- sunday the sailing of the ships will be deferred until
the Hest day
Feb a-ship GEO. WASHINGTON, H. Holdredge, SIS
ship PENNSYLVANIA. yohs P. Smith, s,otons.
April s-shp INDEPENDENCE, T. Nye, master, 7SS
tons. 90 -.
Dec. A-ship PENNsYLvANiAAv
Jan. 2l-Ship INDEPENDENCE
March 24-Ship GEO WASHINGTON.
These ships are all the first class commanded by men Of
great rperence and pains expense VIII De spared
have the convsnen me stores OF the mrs
descrpton The out hxed py AZ unaersanu
ing with the oprietors Of the other packet Mel
sher The Of these vessels VIII De respons
bic for any letters packages sent by above
unless regular bills of ading agsed therefor For irsgs
pGRYSNER2. MINrURN CO. is4 From, SIN Y. or
wILDEs, PICKERsGILL CO. Liverpool lD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

OLDsLINE OF LIV ENPOOL PACK;
$50 ETs-fhe Old Line of Packets VII be despatched
~, The subscribers to sail from New York and Liver
~ q, LIST 10th each month"; with the exec ption That
~h, the sal ing day falls sunday, the SHIPS WI san
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

.avtt BALIIMOKE PACK MTs-UNION
49, e.parcbed between New York ana salmore:--
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
scIi CHARLES n SMITH, :. 7; Totten. master.
s ssSr Ie6ST g. fD5 .s.on %a %.s
neay M new na he be s expressly for
trace ably the masters experienced pilots on the
spa,cA w Ii gven a. ss every e1eroa will used
give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded TO
aP9osyto gRIGSs. So 3is s nast NJ h s
1 sSs sip. 4: above line WI
80 patched from New York and Savannah in The follow
ship TRENTON, new Jas. $. Bennett, master.
ship ausU B GneWlN i, 7. p purfry, master.
ship MILLEDG tvILLE, d. L. Porler master.
Ship NEWARK T. Durham, master
The ships all of the first class built in New York
expressly for the trade their accommodations for
are ana every G m @ I
shipped free OF all charges except those actually u urred
joHNso 'le L6eWpGN, Sc wals New York, or
j2s wAsIBURN LEWIS, Savannah.
-. EWLLAk LtXhhPO0L rA AZ & Sc s,I IT,
..s=~EG on the 10th of each month";
New Ship sIpDoS SsSS cs Ssw rosE *, January
SHIP ssHSRlDAf Capt; a; Pierce, IS February.
Snip CAPT n r1Gs Hp
SIP sfsR!eF Gg rtSsE sf ds
New ship SIDDONS, Capt - 18Th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, A. Pierce 10th March,
These ships the first class all armed, upwardsot 800
burthen built ia the city of New York, with such
combine great speed with unusual comfort Tor
passengers Every been taken in the arrangement
for which sares vines Sc viii be PROVIDED
without wines, &c $780, These ships will be commanded by
experienced masters who will make every exeron give
general satisfaction. Neither the captains The Of
these ships will be responsible for letters parcels pack
ages sent by them, unless regular bills of ang sgRed
therefor. Fer freight passage. apply to.
X COLLINS 4 co, Sc South 81. New York, or TO
WIN. & JAS BROWNE CO. Liverpool
The ships of this Lin will hereafter go and their
liar construction gives them security possessed by any
nj her. lint saf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

E7A NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINZ.
MTG This line consists of 81 ships and briggs of which
Twill sail weekly till the LIST OF October; after which
time two will sail weekly during the busin These
vessels all Of the first class warranted to insure at lowest
rates. and to take the Baize Freight and passen-
will be taken in this line throughout the year. per
cent less than any other line whatever. Apply to
r. ELWELL, Packet Ofhbe SO Souibst
All goods from eutpe will be shipped to and forwarded
Immediately New Orleans free OF commission and every
and attention paid des patch and ~.
chants having freight dispose Of will find it decidedly for
their intereslle apply as above. Us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

,tnt,t APALACHICOLA PACK ETS,--Ship
s1EEG WASHINGTON IRVING, p w. Latham, master.
-xsEss Ship INDIANA, J. Doane, master
Ship GEORGIA, +. Tablet master
These of light draft water, built expressly for
the trade .fbe best Materials copper fastened and coppered
with handsome accommodations, and will sail punctaay
advertised when the day ef sailing falls Sunday the ship
will sail the Monday following The price Of passage
$780, without liquors. All goods forwarded the subscribers
will be shipped free OF commission.
j23 Il. ID. HURLBUT l. CO. 81 South st.
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK COM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-04

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ANlNb engaged MT tAiUW aTcicl.-
ID n or Tor has Children, would receive fc~
boys INTO hi, family ss ba,ricr. Mr. C.!dscl.
- graduate Il ouc Of the hs't Of our Nes I.us-
iand colleges, aud has had much "a " -iouce I'D
success. 10 teaching. TIC location oCtte school
to and a half mites from Strryviile. 50 i,Dc
from thAtcatoWn NJ pam, wIll be- spared On
the part either Of the an.iy 90 e their -Acr.
t. insure 'is moral aud iptellertg.i improve.
meat md '0ci.l coiafor, 81 ne pu,i. Isstrg,.
h'h VII be gwen ~ tI!",s Istu. the Matte.
ma',e' ana tTe7'ei a. .,so go 81 i,e JsIicLrs %
iI'i an thorough ~. .h education
TSe year MI a- ttyitsd 8 t. to -.s-5.,t,s ~
I've MONTHS es"h To- long ,.esiiau bsi-s j.. v
al August, monte 10 - b study con se rt.-
'ccuI "'.h less aivALisgs u tic scholar H. a.
10 any other time
lar Board and Tuition. tI30 ner ....ior
Tuition for Gay scholar, 10 the
Maih'ma'ic- sud Engage, ~ 80 ID.
Dr. EuHlish s'Iiie, 10 Il,
Payable st a." cnd Il eEch -c..,oa Ia dei.,-
'ion Tor loss time, except is Gee II .icLne,-
Clarke Cpuaiy Va
Sept ~ I-i- --stn(
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Nhen his iordship, on essaying 10 take Ia 8
leave. discovered the preiicamcnt in
which be stood, desperate 6t of re.olu.
ton seized hip. Miss - sat bcud,n,
most sss,duously over her needle n deep
blush ON her cheek. Ills lordsLip vanc-
ed toward her but. loosins heart by the
way passed on ga sIleaCe 10 the other end
! "' the room. lie returned 10 the charge
bit again aIihout effect. Al last. ncrv.
ing himself like. one about 10 spripr a
powder-minc, he stopped short before
her-' Miss -. viii YOU marry inc :"
With he greatest pleasure. my lord -
was The ansmer gwen ~ low. somewha,
hm'd' but Uniaiicring voice. whilc deep
/ or CRIMSON sut:usod the face OF the speak
, "r. And night good wife .le made 10
him.
Some gentlemen, equally nervous and
unaidcd bv such discriminating and IN
sen,pus mamma, have recourse IN the
! plan II woorng by proxy THIS - svs-
tenn which can hy no meansfecoinm,nd.
II male agcnt TO employed there is
great danger that before he T. aware. he
br-ins To- plead Tor himself Taking Of
/ love, even IA the abstract, with a woman.
o. ahoklish matter. Emotions ere awaL.
ened, which We thought we're lul.cd In
sleep forever, and We crow de,fous to-
appropriate 10 ouTsclyos the pretty sent.
inenis which she 80 ell expresses 4
female go-bCiNCCn IS less dangerous. but
cannot conceive wuh hat face a man
can ever address a oman a. his wife
Whom he had not courage 10 WOO lot Lim.
sell.
Day. The philosopher. had freak cf
educating a wife Tor himself He cot
Two orphan g'rlS inirus'rl to lis care, on
entering al" rrcosn,1luccs 20 educate
and provide :or thew. Oue proved too
mullNh 10 make any thtnc a. The other
grew up every thng he could have wish.
ed And yet he gave up he idea oi mar.
rying her, because shc one Gav rurchas.
cd - handkerchief more guady than ac-
corded with his philosophical notions -
Oi course. IT never came to a declaration.
wish ~ hal. that one might have seen
With what degree of grace a man could
diNe>t himself Otthc gtave aud command.
ing Characters oi papa aud pedagoeue 10
assume TIE supple, InSInualing dcport.
, mcnt Of the lover.
There are "A set Of men, hose success,
IN wooIug-and IT - uniidliug-I cannot
comprehend. Grave, cmaciAied. ,allow
di'ines. who never look the person IN
the face, whom they adlrcss-vho never
speak above ,hcir brca'h--vho at on The
ou,ermost e-ce oi thc,r chars full ward
di,tan, from Tie diunct Lhlc. 1 have
never known one IT tl.c.c scsrccrows fail
IN getting good sud roh wife. How
'tls. heaven knows Gao 1t be that the
ladies' ak them:
Oae thing IL certain, that myself have
never been able TO pop the question"
Like the .iiTcd writer. among The things
beyond the reach Of my in',Ileci. i, the
way of man with a maid" By what
wiicEcTy he should ever lie able ~ induce
her. her free unhouscd condition" 10
bring INTO circumsrcouon aud conGnr.
- e. me mystery. Had II hecn other.
wi,c | should not have been at tLis time
;he lonely inmate al dull house-one
who can scarcely claim kindred with any
human bcing-in short,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-04

'.H.n. 81.
'-..'.. r.
f
o. u
l. ..I
Ihr balm, breath 81 ,pung was laden
with their reilum~ arI groups &c chile
jien Vst~ spaipnE under tb,ir shade. like
,hefub. 3d. ihe gi5l,n & Innocence
SINCE ile harp Of the shepherd HOG
was removed ~ heaven. iran has found
~ music hike tbc laugh u childhood ~
calm ,be Whui ainds Il tie f,1l lttnI
yer, echoes break upon us snil ibc cloud.
Of lic and Ne almost fsplys eoics above
Ussavug come SOP hnher IT, void b..
indeed o uuuI ABOVE our own. Like
ihe apua.t IS B45y Ions ,efencst blue
lhe tuglt sunhcNrs dance on ilsf.h4se.
,Dd pias upon thc bros oi iis stlph.nsc
MISUNDERSTANDING han 20 spIa, meat.
~ 90 toh. Neter o msa s1 happv q.
shen o. can leave tbe 48f.I below hm
joan their inuoceui trvtls lnd lsrgy hon
seif a deaiSsn u ihct world ia NINA.
iufe The most hardened must mcli--
The most proaigsge must be abashud--the
pt0uded must be brought low Ga The pre-
se0re ~ fha.c ofeh0m such is tie hing
.s.. .t ....s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-04

AIoRlClNES or THE Onto VALLEY
Gen. llariiscn whose talents as \
Statesman and General are conceded
TO b" OF the frst order, has long been
known g 20, Csc literary a,,aiumen,s OF
no ordlnari character. Few mcn excel
hm IA classical literature. and he ha. a
ready fund OF knowledge. derived from
ancirn, as we'll as modern authors.
We are led 20 these remark. from hav-
lux cad with great satisfaction n rccen,
discourse from his pen, on the Aborigi.
mes Of the Valley Of the Ohio, delivered
before the Historical Society OF Ohio, and
published VI then request.
Ia thus. the opinion entertained ~
Governor C-l4cn, d. Franklin. Govern.
or Clinton, ana othcrs, that lie alley 81
the Ohio was oonggcid 10y .bc TX nations
q ally and satisfactorily contested
Amcncan Antiquities ate becoming a
matter IT national interest. and our most
learned men are seeking 10 investigate
them. The discourse OF cen. Harrison
presents us with facts that are certainly
very novel as we'll a. interesting aud his
deductions from them are souni The
dcscrirtiOn uf the RUNS on the Miami
and tie character aud causes oi the
growth ~ tie forest trees found IN them
+ exceedingly we'll ~rtrcn and - g a
high cast oi thought. The whole dis.
course discovers great ability. md few
mon az our nation could have handled
the subject with greater xiii. II viii
quc.'ionably, make a sensation in Eu-
rope among TIC learned there, aud Will
g.
county. America may we'll be- proud Of
her sons, when, in the cabinet the field
and the closet. she finds item devoted "a
her honor AMI interest. We recommend
The discourse 90 our readers, hoping lLev
NAV be fortunate enough 10 obtain q copy
Tor pefu.al.-.HjoNy DaHy .Iiru,iIo.
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rOPrINt. TIIE nIisTIoN.


There IS n more delicate step an hf,
than the operation designated by the elc.
CANT phrase have selected for the tile
OF my present lucubralion. Much wind.
my and caution, aud previous sounding.
~ necessary when YOU have got favor To-
ask oi n great man. II - ten chances %
one that he takes into his head IN con.,.
der your request eXorbitant, ami To max
'his the prctcNt tor shaking eff what he
naturally considers cumbersome appen-
dlEe To his siatc-a man who has Il claim
upon his good Office Eat this hazard i
nothing m comparison with the ri.k YOU
run IN laying NoIrscli al the mercy Of n
young gypsy, lpnjcr at Ton and iral,c than
any thing IN life. Even though she love
YOU with the whole OF hcr little heart. She
possesses How Of spirits. and woman's
ready knack OF rIcSctNinG Appearances:
and though her bosom may hcn,c re.
sronHNe To your St1mmciing tale. she
will lure YOU on with kind compliment
looks, until YOU have tolG Your 'pifiiul
story, and then laugh in Your face for
your pans
IL not tins either that mean 10 cX.
press. Men are not towards because
they see distinctly the danger that lies
before them. When person has cool
ncs' sufficient 20 appreciate 49, iul! eXtctt.
cuougL III =, b,cL 49,, 49,"
o, ,fr,iney,,,lI. - -, -. ,''"l''
.,.,.a,,on :, r,e,, H.. go =, "' ~,
,.r :, d., -, ~ mn
b,, c,c,, na,,an We -, e. -
lion A.. ,,r,Iy ,,omhla, ,.;,i, !" "'s "''.''
o6vL,,awa,i, Linn La,La 60. ~ - "o''oi'S
,LoL,,, aL,,,, ,Lo n..I. - -. - ~. "
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.caI ~ tarma,I rt,o,i ..,Ie - ~
:, al b.. trnc,,nos H. ,-',''n ,''l
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Az OLD nACnIioR.


TEMPER .-('ood temper j. Ike sunny
Jay. II sheds n brightness over every
tang. u l. the SW cctcucr of 'oli and the
SoothcT az disquipiude. Ev,iy DAY bring,
~ bui,hcn. The husband goes forth ~
tie morning 10 has Professional duties, he
cannot lorescc What irihi he may cnCoun-
ic'--what failure Of hopes Of friendship
or vi prospects may meet him. before he
returns TO his home, bu, II hc can auiici-
pate there thc leaning aud Loi cful smile
and the soothing attention he feel, that
hts cross, whatever u might be. will be-
lighicncd, and ihl, his domestic happines :
- suil secure.
IL Is the interest therefore as well as
tue duty Of n woman 10 cultivate good
temper, and 90 have ever ready some u ord
cf look q Chceriulness OF encouragement.
~ 90 least Of svmpathy. 4 really feeling
hear, vii dictate the conduct which viii
tc NOS; accCVtahic-vill teach the deli.
cacy Which rHr~ a Kindness. as we'll a.
fsnl.f5 o.. AID toilc1rs all oGiciuus A.tcn-
hons while - e 'I c,iGccs afcadiucs. 60
a.afc. u need sclicrly %, sad Tia, llhs
temper o. 60 mere value than many more
brilliant .UIaV .ru's-that % :. among
'ls 'lr.' l~~'mWruda' ion. ~ o w0man ~
,t'IN t.rss'lc relation. auI especially 90
iIIi tH. Nhi-h Though nearest Dn rstth
O.. at ,ue ni kindred. % ~ ns.nTsdiN the
most Cilsc'uAi C"uen' Of affection. ~.
uD'ludecd sr much means oi attracting
OF exciting love. az tis o' securing o. ~
hrti i,tcarcclv known unu autltsrity
draws aside tho ,pii II social restraint and
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81 N9s. - ntRNlN.

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..- ih deep d'.cDIf.r ur,s>at.
Nnd' ,uumrr wind, went Lv.
i.r han''"" hIV'j 'h- cloud, d,I lover.
.1". ,h..a Ihe y loves stem
h.. '.'-" i'.d v'il i.." m.in ga, L.rr.
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b.m h.i 'hc ,!4js 5,,.
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u wound Ih' i,'' '.at ru,.:
80, Ne' h' summer Ni.t ,hau this
Ii''t n.i iu" 'iJu>c 60 .,,,.
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IhE partnership heretofore eYi>tirs under
the hrw of rilroNen 4 STEPHENS. IN the
liarpsr' Ferry Clothing Establishment. la. been
Dissolved by mutual consent Al persons az
'eh'e' 70 toe hrn, arc Informed that their a.
cunts arr ~ thc hands % william ] StcrLcEs
10 ~hnm all paymcats must be made Hose
who know themselves m stTcarsges. Nil pI.s.e
''' IN. notice urge them TO speed, lquiil-
Won Of the same. a u - nccc.,aly tbat The AT
far. u ,he 6rn should nov rc settled ,oo,.
~ possible lDHN WELCOMES
WILLIAM ] SIEPNEAS
llarpeTs-fcrry. Sept. %, l-J-