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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

upon whose judgment we rely, with great confidence,
think that have been hasly The opinion we have
expIcssedthal the day of compromise had passed The
following pan therefore, submitted, the basis of
compromise, combining Of The principles commended
for by every class Of republicans
II is this: Let The officers of The customs now in com
mission, with such additional may be necessary
be The receivers of the public dues to give bond with
ample security, in such penalty either Congress may
direct, the proper officer lin Congress ai TO do
SOY deem sufficient In all cases where the amount re
ceved exceeds the Of twenty five thousand dollars
annually, the bonds to be renewed once in every twelve
months, and in all other two years When
the receivers shall have hand sum tqua 10 the
penalty their bOndS then let the debtor be drecl. by
them deposite the overplus in some specie pa wing
bank DE selected either by Congress the Secretary
of the Treasury, to the credit Of the Government
otherwise, Congress may direct. The banks to give
bond and security for the faithful performance of their
duties, and 10 be subject to fine Of FIVE per per
month for failing to pay if required, any draft of the
Government in specie In payment of The public dues,
lei onefoulh be required in Specie and the other three
ourths in notes of specepaying banks which neither
ISSUE receive nor pay out any note of less denomna
ton than five dollars after $780, Of dollars and after
1872 Of twenty dollars Let be made felony for any
receiver TO use, or in any way appropriate the
public funds to his purpose and be subjected TO
heavy fine and severe imprisonment fer doing. Let
the proper officer be at liberty all times either by
himself agent TO inspect the accounts of the receiv.
ers and cscerlan it in fact they have in hapd The ne
cessary amount and the kind of money required to be
received With these, and such o'her guards Us Con.
gress in its wisdom might throw around the officers and
banks, think that the public money would be as safe
as laws make them This outline skeleton is sub.
mtcd with all due Difference for the consideration OF all
ALPHA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

BY The Rev. VIM. Crawford. Whilst we view with
wonder and establishment the practical effects Of the de-
velopemcnt Of the energies of the mind, mny we be
equally delighted with the improvement of morals from
The purity and elevation of the heart.
BY The Vice President of the Day Elisha Melton:
a friend 10 himself, the railroad, and his country.
BY John West, Elisha Melton, enterprsing
contractor: May lie live for thousand years. and then
not die.
BY Meriwelhrr Wright. May the Louisa Railroad
be extended 10 the town of Charlottesville
BY A +. Butler. The People assembled on this oe
lighting for liberty Is years ego, when they achieved
The battle of New Orleans under General Jackson.
By Nathaniel Thompson. May Internal Improvement
in the Old Dominion yet in its nantlne state, be nur'
lured by her a newly born babe by afiectionate
mother.
BY DR. Nathan n Crawford Of Alabama. The County
Of Louisa-my native land PhGnix.lke, she hus risen
from the load Of dirt and rubbish under which she has
long and so patiently travelled. Let "On'card! 1e
her rachwOrd.
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Fauquier Special Election.
III LII Il IILin III
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENC UIREA

a friend Of hlr James w. Bouldn, has just now
Gard in your paper very earnestly insisting that
Mr.. Boudin should be candidate again for sea. in
Congress. While Mr. Bouldin, no doubt, feels very
sensbIy the obligation he is under 10 the District which
he has heretofore represented for the decisive aPproba
which ii has given him. md the kindness with which
Of the people OF and while he would be ready 10 make
any personal sacrifice which the public good might re-
qne, yet while the District contains so many Republi-
competent to discharge all the arduuus and
responsible duties of Representative, one well nc.
ouain,ed with the wishes and situation Of Mr. Bouldin,
takes occasion say unequvocay that he cannot and
Wi! not make the personal sacrifices which it would be
necessary for him 10 make, in again being candidate,
however much he nigh desire TO crafty his friends,
regret TO refuse Them.
January l.! lS,}O
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SCHEME OF FINANCE

As we have disposed Of the objections 10 the indie
pendent Treasury, now proceed 10 present out
line or skeleton of such bill under existing circum
stance should be pleased to enacted by Congress
upon the subject, Before, however, we do so, let
premise by asking, What is meant by the term, Sub
Treasury? Our own notion is tina, it simply means
other places than the immediate Federal Treasury box,
Tor The deposite safe keeping Of the public money.
Al our notion is correct, then we may justly include
al the schemes proposed for the afekeeping Of the
p0oIc tnnds in the general term Of SubTreasury. All
nstes 'at IN this view OF the subject, Sub Treasury
necessary What Kind of Sub Treasury is best, is
me real question involved We conceive that in
question OF exPedency as this is admitted to be) mere
aeence of opinion should not separate those who have
stood by each other when terror and panic saked abroad
quo threatened political death to Jackson Van Bu
rem, Benton, and host of other worthy spirits, who
sen"tsd their all upon single political voyage. No,
NO Never let it be said that for mere difference of
vpnon upon question of expedency, we divide, and
se.eoy srtier the Wings like the fox in the fable, to
60 and run away with The game. We had thought
M"a al our previous remarks predca,ed upon that
s''a"e) 'ha the day Of compromise had passed Those
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

;osrnps IF hE husband 10 tho OF Buckns
eth OF December, Mrs FRAacE STEGEa conso or
Mr. Sfcger. tier disease lingering hcretIaryl pumo
she been the decline md
bore her affection tho elevated oftude aad Christian
like resignation will OF her Maker For twenty and
upwards esteemed member Of hs Methods, Episcopal
her feelings Kind apd attentive TO the
act0n-ho mother or large family Of deserving children,
brought under the admonory advice of The atconate and
mothershe consultation afeconnte husbnndsho
drpgrtcd this m incurred BY him and regretted by her n:hbos
Few have fulfilled The destiny intended by
kind Providence, picty industry, be
loved object Of this obtaarycr body rests in the
humble dwelling the tomb; but her spit believed with
its great and ad9rcd Architect.
The Religious papers viii please copy the Above.
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FOR THE E.NQU
THE MONUMENTAL, CHURCH.


II was my Gerry good fortune 10 attend the worship OF
God IN the Monumental Church, the last Sabbath
The Church was probably much, if not more, crowd
ed with intelligent and respectable congregation than
ever has been witnessed The Reverend and venerable
Bishop Moore read the Morning Servce-and the Ser.
mon was delivered by Mr. Norwood, from the following
teA; from ST. john, chapter g. and Both verse "y the
Son therefore, shall make y9u FREE, you shall be free
deed. have never heard nobler Discourse pro
n"unced from any Pulpit. A sublime strain Of morality
conveyed ~ The most Impressive eGquence, peYaded il
from INC beginning 10 the end There tagging
nuthNon no yawning dull indifferent hearts
he concentrated attention of the whole congregation
was sustained throughout II impossible to resist it.
confess 10 my shame, that had gone into the Church
win my head wooi-ge,herns letter which had lust
received rom Washington had filled it too full of poll
ucs-ou' 'e interest OF The subject and the charms of
Inc sermon recalled my scattered senses and fixed il
upon the orator sDd his theme lie showed us how vve
We're gwen TO be tie sares of Sin-Hs PORTRAITS Of the
Drunkard the Gambler the Duelst the slaves of fash
ION and The slaves OF faction drawn with mastery
hanc lie showed US, how much the mind was nj
10 be The slave, than the body. Nothing it seemed 10
me- could be Iexpressed-And then The coun,ernart
the obedience to His holy laws whose service is nor
lecl freedom how much more worthy il was for man
10 serve te Sovereign Of the Universe; Him who made
US IMAM the huciuang fantastic acquisitions Of thou
sand masters the world who were lust as much their
own slaves ourselves-how the dictates of religion
pufihec The mind, and dsenralied and set it free from
,he shackies OF SIM The picture grand as was
beautiful - "
Know, that II is not customary to commemorate in the
Pcoc press tine merits Of the hnisry-But for the life
oi me- cannot see any good reason for it, We notice
'ne ineffective celebrate the Circus-but why should
not Inc nooes OF Arts be sometimes dedicated to the
wee OF The most holy and important of professions p
besides, have another nducemenl. wish 10 see this
0eauu'u. ana appropriate Discourse submitted to The
world at large. It is exactly in season. Nav M,
hope, that some one who has more influence with our
respected Minister than mysef-more leisure. more an
pances TO boot, will obtain copy Of the sermon and
print il for the benefit of Society?
AN AnytSER Prrp DIT L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

IN obedience Decree Of tae Couny Cont OF A5cmare,
u SELL public auction, before the front door of the Court
house the said cnuny Of Aoma The ls Monday March
next, ai being Court day. ur valuable SLAVES be longing
the of kor Harris, deed. credit OF months will DO
given, the purchasers giving bond with COED security
WILLIAM Z. HARRIS, Conr
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MARRIAGES
DEATHS

Mtrr:cd on Wednesday evening" 2h day OF November
Sumeyic Cotiage, by Rev. W. Eastwood Mr.. Thomas
w Hall. Merchant Of Newport, Lu=r ASS, second daughter
Of the Rev. }. Sulnmcrson, al OF Ksmg & Queen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

EOHN B. CHAMBLISS, attorney at Lao, having
Cd located himself permanently in Hicksord, Qhe
county seat Of Greensville WILL in future, regularly
attend the Superior and Inferior Courts OF Greensye
Sussex nd Southampton counties He will also attend
to the collection Of claims in Northampton county, Norm
Carolina.
January Is, 1889. |3-"o"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

TURNER'S Bank of Virginia.
r,E Board of Directors the Farmers Bank OF virginia nave
declared dividend Of per out Of the proht OF he
l. six months payable the Stockholders on or alter INC a'h
- ~ D-1''' s,,T
an 'S-'N''
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-, ga SCEVy y,,c,.I.i 4, I,,oyo, T,,rvi, Suoe,o-
John Williamson Bowcs and Iohh fa'e Anu Mhfia NJ MS
f'h'nuhs'
against - :. - ,,.
Thomas Bowas fianneIl Ihfnoh LomPa 'oHn noG"In""'
Others $780,. . 49,. Deie"d"h's'
Upon the mo'io5 Of the plaintiffs Philip D. winston ~ appointed
guardian defendant Lydda Bowls, who
on the hill Mksn tor confessed as 10 defendants Mary
owc Godn and Thrsion Lumpkn and the answer OF the
deoLn. Go rnp IA yno "a and
mo .e% connscon consideration whereof the Court is
opinion that By w!of John Williamson deed bis daughter
RebcccG wc the wife Of the defendant Thomas Bowc took
an Tor e oG ~ Inc emma anu , =" S
anu m h" Who are also tic children of the defendant
Thons owe.; said defendant, Thomas BOwss in
from his children, who died under age be share Of ID"
said slaves ond Their increase ana ,ha Inc saa, hoo W. ba
ns 10 h HIM nod ths and the hire, of their share
Of and O, there
fore adudss, order aud decree Philip D. M'ns'on who ,GeeIn
III" Can't tho p,escot value of the
ing in the custody Of this and hired by him
% ,na' g IN account Of the value Of such Of tho
slaves as he has sold of all the avcs which passed
by will Of John Williamson aforesaid since The death Of Re
becea Bowes 'hG wife ofhs SAID n e
9ohn odan an a areouo, of he valve inc reuse and
hires Of the slaves of the defendant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

NJ In our sketch Of the remarks of MIR. fayioe OF
K,nr George on his resolutions for changing the sys'
lem OF deciding contested Elections, Inc name o. he
o,d Ckqaceaer was inadvertently put for Lord Chat
ham rbo was in favor of similar scheme.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

I'm CHASCERY-VRGiSI,-in Hanover Circuit Superior
= Court October lath, ls3S:
John Williamson Bowlrs and John Pate and Marin W. his wife,
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The parties The foregoing Decree are etsoy nohed
that have appointed sixteenth DAY OF fcbnat rex 10 com
tho laid decree at the Office
or time and place the sand
90 IN nend me with vouchers and the testimony
n,oosr n be submitted to me touching the said accounts
PJpa Izowsw.T PIiflfr Il. WINSTON, Com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

Texas.-A letter from Galveston, 2lst ult., 10 MIR.
Norton, Texan Agent in New York, states that that
City had increased three quarters in size since April
last large number of fine buildings were going up,
and lots selling very high Cen Houston was on his
way TO New Orleans He had been challenged by Dr..
Archer, fate OF Virginia, aud of the most pro
,naent and highly respected men in Texas; but Dr. A.
is now in prison for violating the Dreillng Act
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

De'arare Legi<lature.-i, appears highly probable,
that hey viii no, proceed The election of Senator ~
ie C. States In the Senate, there are six Van Buren,
men, three Whias-ln the other House, ii Wings, 10
Van Buren, men The Senate passed resolution TO
proceed on the 7,h, to the election of Senalor-but
The House by vote Of IL TO g. indefinitely postponed IT.
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Saturday, January IL, 1889.
SENATE

The Senate proceeded to the election of Public Prin
ter, and Samuel Shepherd being alone in nomination, he
received q votes; and for Thomas Richie, Esq MIR.
BorLDrs.--Join. Yoe, t5 for Samuel shePhrrd-scat-
terng3 a.
,ol &c was opposed by Messrs. BAPTIST, HARvE and
HoLLENAs, and advocated by MIR. AsDERsos, and was
rriecled
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King & Queen.


Dinner al Louisa Courthouse, the eth IF January IN
honor of The opening Of the Louisa Railroad to that
place.
The Extra Train (Which in the most kind and ge-
nerous manner placed at the disposal Of the invited
Gaes.s BY ;ia, verify e:cs. aud gentleman, John II
Hopkins ESD was met, pursuant TO arrangements by
a Committee appointed by The citizens of Louisa Court
house and its vicinity who rendered TO the guests The
hospitalss OF the day.
non arriving al the Courthouse, The company pro-
ceeGcd 10 the Hotel of Garland Taylor, Esq, under
whose direction plentiful Dinner was served, w. NJ
Amber Esq presiding, assisted by Dr. Benjamin NJ
Francisco After the cloth was removed the following
Regular Toasls were drunk:
l. The Slh Of January-the day on which internal
strength far external force as to protect the
fair and wealthy from the hands of ruans and left the
free 10 the enjoyment
y The advocates OF Internal Improvement.
g. The Steam Car The prayer Of the enthusiastic
lover is graned-,ime and space are annihilaied
A. The louisa Railroad: work in which the farmer,
merchant and mechanic, all are lnteresled-Nay our
most sangune expectations Of its success be more than
realized.
s. Railroads and Canals The arteries which convey
the life blood of the body polite
q. The Governor Of Virginia.
I. The Board OF Public Works.
5. Our Guests.
TAner this toast was read and the cheers with which
il was greeted had subsidized, David Anderson, Esq., OF
Richmond returned thanks on the part OF the guests in
appropriate terms
The cultivation of the Mulberry and the raising OF
the Silkworm: Subjects worthy the attention of the
American People, saving millions to the nation and
bling the fair daughters of our land 10 deck themselves
like the Georgia bride, in silk of home manufacture
10. The memory Of the Inventors Of the Spinning
Wheel. Cotton Gin, and Power Loom.
IL. Virginia Let US have fewer resolves, and more
acls for the benefit of the good old mother Of US all
70 Our Forefahers: May their emulate their
virtues and prove worthy Of their fame by cullvaling
the soil, the mind and the heart.
Is The Virgin Matron:
In the heaven OF her delightful eye,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17
1889.

NAVAL sroRE,-With regard to prices, this market re-
mans precisely the There have been cargo sales
of tar So and OF good quality turpentine, at 49, At
Boston, sales of North County have 2sJ aud
$50 for wilmington Invoice Of southern spirits 4sc
81 per barrel. At Philadelphia there
been sales Of Wilmington $50 per barrel and spirits at 80
-.
SUoAR-The arrivals ofhis article since last remarks
have been extensive; the sales moderate without change
in prices; 17oO hhds have changed hands 81 for
PR ~ for ST. Croir 81 for New Orleans, 81 for
brown Cuba and III III for white. At Boston this market
ha, been brisk prices have however undergone era
change-60o BIZ. Havana brought 81 100 bxs white l0 H.
100 hhds Cuba D. 90 PR ~ The cargo of brig Cedric,
auction 25s hhd brought II as At Philadelphia, the sales
reach 800 hhds at 81 ~ st. Crox 1T 81 Tor PR 81 All
Cor New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

the .s.nsst beard taking eli the sails end
attached lost boat casks flying jibeooI ana every
Capt Hudson RETURNS E Sss 70 csp Kelly Of IL. W.
Drqwn at this port for his kind aad generous A
Nor,cr TO MAa,Srns.-Lght boat No. /, Capt Tayl.r,
has resumed her station the Brandywns and will SHOW
&C heretofore Light boat No. Capt Geddes has been osr-
HErav WHrr.Lrv, Superintendent
Superintendent Ofhce, Wilmington Del. April 18TH
Naval.
The keels Of soop Of war; 6 guns steam ship,
and steam tender will shortly be laid at the Philadelphia Ma
The Naval Commissioners have held a meeting at Washing
for the purpose making arrangements for the eonstrue
ton Of the three steamships OF war authorized by Congress
spoken.
Elijah Chace Of Har,ch FIN Apolachcola for New York
April 0, lat 80 81, loo 7sA.
New Jersey Mathews FIN Daren for New York, April 10,
ndeiasabe Br) Of London I'm Liverpool for New York,
so days out, March 20, lat 4l25 lon 81 80
Susquehannah, for StMartin's, April 4th
Foreign Ports.
VALPARAISO, Dee l4-Ar hatcher, Hayes, New York
CryASnLA March 3l-Cazenovs, Moore, for New York,
April |, Casco, Merrill, do unc.
HAvRr March l9-Sd Slvc de Grasse, Wederholdt, New
York.
United states Ports.
Bosros April I2-Cld Marietta Maher New York; l4h,
wind NE to NNE; 18TH cid Mail, Loring, Nav York
EAsrroRT April 7sd Compeer, Lincoln I'm 81 john NIB
for New York.
HoLMhs HOLE, April l2Ar Cordelia Baker, New York Tor
Yarmouth
HYAsss PoRr April PAR Page, Basset New York for
Boston.
PHL .DELrHra April l5-Cld orolc, Tucker for Charles
ton.
RIsHMorp, April is-Ar Samuel Dowell, New York; VIM
Granger, do; Wyoming. do; Adelaide do.
ALEXANDRIA, April la-Ar Premier New York; llth Nary
Salter, Mcrrirk, do.
PENSACOLA, April svAr Escambia, New York.
WILMINGTON, NC, April S-Ar Amethyst, Pitter, NYork;
Pnta Purrnton do cid Patriot Wilbur do; lth Frederick
Pearl Spoford, do
CHARLEsros, April l2Ar Sarah Abigail, Hudson, New
York in dresssee memo; lth sid Lafayette, Blair, New
York. George, Hull, do; Diana, Sherwood, do
SAvAsSAH, April l0Arr Frances, Sears from this port,
bound Newport with loss of buwark deck load &e having
in tow the State Rights wreck from St Croy bound to New
York having fallen with her in lat 81 A. Ion "a W-beore
mentioned; sid Milledgeville, Porter, New York.
IoBrLE, April Geld Nie Hepburn, Liverpool
ST Augustine, March 30--Arr Elizabeth, YoNewrk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

DAssFoRD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS as Broadway and II Ann street entrance tos'
the Museum in both streets for the sale Of billiard Tables
Cloths Balls Sc &c. and for health Purchasers and
players invited There 10 Billiard Tables ready Cor
TRIAL with spring steel India rabser and cloth
cushions eagle iron weed frames the best asssrsen,
offered the rabc. mv3i.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

pAnk TkAJne--rNs svEsax0 wn !. 80
Chaos. Mr. Plaeide-Jack Bsnee, n Rchins.--Tottiax
5 ham, Mr. ChiPPndale-s.n, Mr. Povey-Janss, Mr. CAL
III. Ds.ns sf 4n ~ IayF DAYS 0,
AArss:ia1.. \, Whsa'lsy.Lyde., n hsld1Eydi. ="
sPsrus Mr. Nickis.sn-Burbo Mr. F.,her-Petraides Mr.
Eing-Niger Mr. Addis-sssa, the mountain witch. Mo.
Pas de Dsur By Mic. and Master wsL.
After which, AGNES DE vERE-Alrred do We're, Mr.
Hield-OIver Dobb,, Mr. Chippiudale-AgA~ de We're,
Mrs Shaw.
Door. open sporsrmsncs I. eo.esee at quarter pa.
Box Tickets, sl-Pit, 50 cents Gallery, asce.ta
~ Mr. WALLACK, LesseeCorner Of Leonard and Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway.-THIs EVENING, will
ToRTEsA, THE UsURER-- Tortesa, (the Ussrer) Mr.
Wal,ask-Duke Of Florence, Mr. Roger-Count Faleoae,
Mr. hat.eews.Angslo, Mr. Connor-To%,,o, Mr. Lam.
lsabella, Miss Moner-Zippa, Mrs Seton
After which s~eeny from Yrnina, the celebrated Banjo
fiaye Singer and Representative Of Negro character
= will appear !. some ofhs amusing characters
The operetta Of Nosr George Doubtful Mr. RogersCom
modore Hurricane Mr. Lambert-Frederck, Mr. HorncaS-
he-Andrew, MIR Blakely-Smart Mr. Baldosk-Maria,
Mrs Bailey-Lady Doubtful, Mrs Sefton-Deborah, MrA
Doors open ats IL Performance to commence at T. Boxes
81 Pit so cents. Gallery DO cents.
INRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, ssAsr
Il the direction Of Mr. w r. BLAKE. THIS EVE
THE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERs-Major Hans
feldt, Mr. Wlis-Gerald Pepper, M Beamy-Asatha
Mrs Observation-Disclosures, the wife Of Gerald, Mrs
Watts.
After which, FORTUNES FROLC-Rattle, Mr. Fitzgerald
-Snacks, Mr. Anderson-Clown, Mr. James-Mr Frank,
Mr. Goodesow-Servant Ma Nelson-Miss Nancy Miss
Norman.
After which Master Diamond only 10 Of age the original
Ethiopian Dancer, will introduce his Medley Dance and
Double Shuttle accompanied on the violin BY the Screen
mountains Boy"
To conclude with
After which THE IRISH AMBAssADOR-sir Patrick
O'Pleipo, Mr. Charles-Count Morinos. MIR Jones-Low-
cncraf, Mr. Bellamy-Grand Duke, Mr. Goodehow-Her-
man. MIR Freeland-Rodolph, Mr. Anderson-lsabella, Mn
Watts.
o'clock 2l.ln.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

Vow sweety would glide,
Had thee BY my side,
S,.ce, MARY rny charnicr, the world away
How calmly would pass,
Did please but my lass,
tn, hope, and the pleasures Of lfes sunny gay
No passion so keen
should dispcl the gay scene
No crime or no sorrow should combat my JOY
Bat hopes holy glow
should temper loves flow,
50 pure that il. happiness never should e'es'
Then smile pretty maid,
On the effort I've made 80,
For I'm Car more than hlest,
Ifihis cnor, ADDRESSED
w D. H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

ID OOMs To LET-in John street, near Broadway, par.
IN or and bedroom The second hoorisrshed unnr
n%heJ Address w A =, Al thss office. mlsu