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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

Two TIE OWNERS OF THE HERMITAGE rs
4 TATE-h appears that the Corporation ofthe City Of
View lh have ed The e this estate fr TIVE open
irgor ohisuisg e 10 the end that pass
hrouch The estate Notwithstanding al tsese and
sweets essd 70 the Corporation by the eins
the estate before a snid The deed oiven Nov
~ lsg sgnst AMI attowle red by John H. Norton and
ssr,i hs wife. hforc Rotet Ws0n, md recorded Nay
~, elS b. the Corporation have made lowabce FOR
th 10 ths he ss! estate. but have asefied then
iur s oPtng n hess tni stress ard for the
Fue hat th Cerpo erituced % have he ort &c
TIE tutct Ccmmnstu co frfned ty The supreme Court
and ss1 for sier etefses tr eptuug the and
strofis But Il l. very rrotahe hat IN, Corroraten
neglected q fvr- he judges OF tie Suprtms Court tina,
hsy srsa1y bad tile 70 these avenues aud streets probably
TIE Isdgts csrecty Informed on hs point II
hefsors probable that BY psoa the &C this estate
he released iru uaja ss.ements and those p.r.
,os -As have already P.d mj have the money refund
uem sgaia jaI7a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

10Th sch, Dsthipg took place OF unrshn.d Sugar only
hundred chests " white and brown n~h,s ,ea a. our
holders appear s at present prices naso Con"
nuss quiet, though without any variation IN :" 'sse
ST. PEr.R.suRs, Nov. 90 Since the sid me iohe~ns
to be delivered in and July 1870, wih - deposit
$50 boxes white Havsnah Sugar pei Pooo ssd
500 ditto at the duty to be paid Instantly and the
rem ainder in six months time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

TIE Fire DEPARrMKNr.-The Chief Engineer
does not think that the who recently ex-
PEELED from the Fire Department for
were disgrace to it; but he thinks the Corporation
did wrong to reinstate them. We give the worthy
chief the full benefit Of this explanaten but for
souls, we cannot the difference between nsubor-
dination expulsion, and disgrace. However, to cut
the meter short we say, positively, that all who
have been expelled fer characterization and insolenoc
to the Chief Engineer, are disgrace to the Depart.
men, and ought never TO have been readmittcd into
il. This is no time to countenance disorder in any
manner.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

CRoroS WATER WoRKs.-A petition has been
PRESENTED to the legislature from the corporation of
this city, for law authorizing them to issue S300O,-
oo) additional water stock, to aid in completing the
Croton aqueduct. The memorial stated that the
work had already far exceeded the estimates, and
that the probable cost would be about S12, 900 600
The memorial was referred 60 select committee
consisting Of the delegation from New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

ELoPEmEST.-Great excitement has been occa.
siosed in the city by the elopement Of the beautiful
Miss Catherine D, Of Washington street, with
Mr. Edward Coolidge, grocer, OF short standing
The parties were married on Wednesday, and slept
at Jerome Bonaparte's, in Jay street, tina, night
A Young jsweller, a Spanish Don, and the son Of
Mr.. B, the auctioneer, are awfully disappoint
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

We perceive that the City Trust and Banking CO. smal
concern under the Law, continuing post notes
of which the followiI 10 copy:
c . Q Q
(vignette)
No. 2Ia4 A Virnette
The City Truss and { LIBERTY s.
o(Vignette.) BArKisa CoMrANr
Wilpay ONE DOLLAR on demand
10 the bearer, ak months after date.
New YoRK, Dec. q, 1889.
n ONE A. AsBorr, Cash'r. J.B. MvNsoN, Pres. 7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
MAR HI X ID.

MARRIED.
On Wednesday ST. Pc ers Church, by the Very
Rev John Power +. Lecerc to Mdlle M Arman beth Of
this city
On Thursday evening Mary Nightingale youngest daughter
Of Charles B. Happen, aged II months.
he friends Of tire family invited attend the funeral
from. No. Essex street, this ahs, moon. O'Clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

- TO LET, Par'or with tvo Bedroom. adjoining
h!.f furnished, II W. 10 Barclay street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

pAhK ihrAi nH--inis LvLNiNo, Jan l7ih, is4s
the drama entitled
LOVE!-Tks s.rG MIR. VandenhoH. Counter, Of Rou-~
stein, Miss Vasdenhon
r, be followed by the farce Of
Godfrey, Mrs. Chppindss.
BACHELORS sUTToNsNH.nry Mor.im., NJ
Wheat sv Emily Wilton, Mrs. Creswick.
noHTiekeis. Si-Pt. 90 eeats-,ia,sry. as cents.
ROwLkf rhEATaE-Thls EVENING, jan II, vin
LOVE o., THE sERF AMI THE COUNTEss-
Huon, Mr.. HAmblis; Countess, Mrs. Shaw.
To conclsce with the farce of
THE YOUNG WiDOW.-spiash Mr.. Gates; Aureiia,
Doorsopen att O'clock and performance quar-
Prie.,-nor.. 75c.nt.Pt s7i cent. Gallery % cent?.
LNRANKLIN THEATRE OF MR. ROSE
by HANN.-Mr Roseby j. Hasn has the pleasure Of
orm'ng bis friends and the puDc that The Of the
on whch occasion the following attractive bill Of fsrn
will be presented:
THE SWISS ACRABATs!
- After which,
THE STORY OF THE HEART; Or, The Prodigal
THE AMEsIcAN TAR.
- TO conclude with the farce Of
RAISING THE WIND
The whole interpreted with aum Der of the most poousr
comic songs.
Boxes, 90 c.nts; Pit, as cents. ja7 IL.
4 lLYMplC THEATRE THIS EVENING, jan IftH,
" lS4O will be presented,
For the beaea, of la petite Celeste,
JENNY JoNEs-Etward Morgan MIR fiorneastle, Jenny
Jones, Mrs. Penson.
After which the
,InREsisTIBLE CADETS = Hannibal Pick.u.taa.
Mi. Mitchell.
To be followed hy
SAVAGE, AND THE MAIDEN-Niehola, Niells.y.
MIR Horncast!e.
The whole to conclude with IN.
ROOF sCnAMBLER- swelvno Mr. Rorneass; Molly
Brown Mr. Mitchell
Dress circle so eentssecond and third tiers 25pit l2y
private boxes. 81 Performances commence at O'Clock.
BROADWAY CIRCUs.-Me,srs WELSH BAnrLKrr &
ID Co-THls EVENING, Jan. II, theleniertann ents win
with the
Greek Warriors Return Negro Extravaganza by Mr. Pei.
hams Gymsase rcises by TIE whole Troop; Intrepid
Of Genroy his Wild Araban Mr. Drrious the Corde
Elstque Extravaganza entitled the Ancient Maid of 1865;
first the World; The Flight Of the
by Mr.. Csdwsliadr; Mr. Gar,ey The American Her.
cales. viii app Mr. Spencer The Wild Warrior Of
America; Hors,manshp BY MIR Bacon Mr. Derous and his
young PosoDists MIR. swteny the Banjo To conclude
with Don Quxotte The Adventures Of Sancho Panza
Doors opes at 81; Performance commence at o'clock
Boxes 90 cents, Pit ~ cents. Jal6
RowEnh AMrhIfhEATKE, No. 81 Bowery.-THls
ID EVENING. Jan. II,
The entertainments will commence with
Grand Eastern War Procession, entitled the Tiger Horde by
twelve Chinese Horsme4 ard their teeds. Genie S. pg by
Mr. Nsthsns Horse asnshp, by MIR Archer. Equestrian
Pyramids by and ioses yaultng Circle Sports the
first Gymniss succeeded by Master Woods Classic Por-
traits and Statues of the ancient Hydrologic
two by Oy Mo;y. entitled Hercules Horse
back followed by the Of Grnt and Giant
Killer Succeeded by the great German Rider. astounding
Act. To conclude with the Oriental peetace Of Tnhur
Khan, or the Rival Chieitans.
Doors D e'clock-perforr seven
O'Clock. Price OF Boxe. so c,nt,-Pit IS cents. jaisa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
MORNING. HxxALD-sHssp NEWS.
For, Of New York. January ~.
Packers 10 Depart.

Packets To DepHit.
..sNooS.
Gladiator, Britton, Jan 30
Mediator, Champlin, Feb l
LIVERPOOL.
Columbus. Chopper, Jan. 10
Sheridan, Depeyster, Jan %
HAvRs
Louis Philippe, Castoff, Jan 10
Poland, Anthony, Jan "a
Chas Carroll. Russell. Feb |
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

ALI HANDS, Auor Aquatic club men, one and
al, our Ola friend H. Robons takes his benefit this
evening at Peae's Museum. AS an equilibrium he
stands unrivalled. He deserves our warmest SUP
port Tor bis staunch bottom. Let US give him loo
Pull-a strong pull-hRd stroke altogether
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

tRANsLIN THEArRE-CoMrLIMsNrAnY BENEFIT
The Franklin Theatre will be filled 10 overfl-wing
tonisht not only on account Of the very excellent
bill presented; but in compliment 10 MIR. n. j.
HANN, whose numerous friends will avail them
selves OF the opportunity afforded by the managers.
compliment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
ROwERt AMrHIrnEATKE, No. 81 Bowery.-THIs
ID EVENING. Jan, II,

THE TOOTHACHE INFAL
LI8LY CURED.--Ths sn.ersign.
ed, Surgical and Mechanic 4 Dem
tist. l. happy to have il in his power
10 announces IL to the public that he
has discovered an ef1ecIual ,urs for
the toolhache. To any one that
ia. uld doubt the efficacy Of the re.
mtdy he unbesitaiingly says that Il
the cure is not Effected. he will
che.rfully refund the pay
A long aud rapidly increasing list
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

BnoApwAY CtScUs.-A most beautiful entertain.
,lsmt VIII De gwen this evening, CONNIE ncing with A
DrIahl ehtre IN iull eastern costume, Untitled the
oreek warriors Return, or the Captive Bride. The
prop ries and dresses Of this gorgeous pageant
splendid beyond description, aud got w at an in,
nense cost under tue supervision ofthe celebrated
costrmer Robert Walker Fifteen otb.r a. o,os,;a
ao.s OF horsenanship, tumbng, waiting, balancIny'
eNraVaganzas, nc. will also be given
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

TIVE oLD EsTABLisHMENT.-ME DUArtD VA.
Il TOR BATHS, ., JOHN sTREET-MRs 7. p
CARROLL return. thsrks 10 the facility particular
the public ~ general for the bers support 20 Ai.
establishment ir h. last ossen and hops ~ her
.idnty ard attention 10 merit Of ~ The
Baths W fell rp.raiisn ard ussa
cess ~ al sudden colds rhsuasiisu Group a. watch
they Afford immediate relief Tsstmcrtais 81 their seaey
can be at the estsbishel from ol~int
Iayucisrs; Doctors Stevens, Mot Bu.h Boyd Mseniv..
Rhioelanatr Nelson, Smith, Ireland kDa, VA snbarg
&c g.
Portable Baths any par, 81 the city ~ Brsol,,
Sulphur Isbs al hosrs % the day, By g,ar one hour,
nst,ce
the shakers No eonnssea Nth any ether
i.tb Iv,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17


be at his Office. Terms for curing 80 cents tsoth
SAIL b. SMITH,
Surgical and Mechanic al Dentist,
No II street. four doors above ST. Johns Park and
doors from Canal street, n Y. jai7r
INDEPENDENCE GUARD The second annual Ball Of
Independence Guard will take place Niblos Saloon
this evening" Jan. nth, Scng al o'clock jail IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
Pa..engers Arrived.

In the burgundy, from Havre Mrs Lambert Eurey Mr.
Aiberne Erau and chi dren, Aiexantre Tordeux NYork
Miss Frascen Arsant Francois Mas, France; Her ry
Guinard, Daltmore-23 ia the steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
Packets 10 Arrive.

Packets 10 Arrive.
LorDor.
Quebec, Hebsrd, Dec 10
b. Queen, (s) Rsterts, Jan !
LIVERPOOL
Europe, Marshall, Dec 10
P. Henry, D,laoo, Dec %
HAvNys
v. de Lyon. at Bermuda, rep'g
Erie, Funck, Dec "a
Rhone, Wotten, Jan !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

DAIN1NDs-We earn with pleasure that m. arr. ana
sPlsnd, collection Of hodsr, Euso paiaiinrt-ns-
10 be adm ssion frecat the corpsr of Er-adsv and
Chambers street attract that Attention D. sach ia IL
jusd, sutiled TIE rsntints ~ spenldiy framed
suitable fer tmm.da'e removal 20 tie dswng room rri.
vaie csbnL They will be cold a auction on TusiS, stt
when hops that the sdni,ors Of the b,asif IN at wi,
improve the opportunity Their selves s
of the 60 lection. jsiGs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
William Levi. and others. Stockholders
in the Msshsnies' and Traders B .ns Of
Cincinnati,
rsrsus
William surie.., Bank OF United States.
aud =. Mason.

M motion Of Chsuncsy r. Holcomb Lq counsel for p.is
" tf. an ane, snied this case BY the Court Of
Common Pleas II FhiadrP "a county. sitting Court Of
Equity. restraining aEd s.nrg Will surt.e, from en-
dorng ngousin. parting With four Post Notes. By
the Baak OF the United States IN, Of y Mssor and
by him end1ret-biag Nos 30fS s0f7 ,0Ts 9c7o
OF August 1879 and made payable civ u New York AZ
six months amer dsi-, for the Of 5000 esehthe bill
ehsrriDg that william suriees oha possession Il the
PLAINTIFF moneys with whei said Pos, we're pur, hsses
by fraud subpmns also issued a. Bank &c tie United
states and Mason, aid the Bask has been notified BY
PLAINTIFF not to psy these NOtss All person. es~esss
against receiving them.
Philadelphia. Jan. Z. lao. iit-ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

COO REWARD --Iost, d. S. WILDER co. : note,
W ~ lated New YORK; Oct 7sh 1888 al monhs. psya.
HE at The Mschat,cs' Baak IN rcr Of Rero e. lisnce
Co for S23s9 W. 4 F. Grissont draft, dated "A
burgh Mich Ang 9Th 1882 30 day SAMUEL trson e
tht city, IN "a or oi Rvo Hauce Co. sccsped sed p-a
tested Cor payment Tor ss47 40 cents also =. W
Grs.ons draft dated Hsnburgh, Mica, Asg 9TH 1872 al
month. Samuel Grsson, vor OF same, accepted ssd
protested Cor pay msnt. fsr e737 80 cents.
The above we're enclosed in ls ter directed TO Williams
Ten Eyek Of Detroit Mich on. all being past due sf
any person bat the suscribers ANY person hsvpe
found the same by retppse hem through the Pc. Oss or
to IN, subscribers. Ne 76 fear street will the
reward
jsl4Iss Rgvo c. HANCE co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
Whnlcsnon.

Judge Story has mad decision The L. s. Circuit Court
reversing the judgment Of the District Court of Nsshu.ers
in tie eitur. bonds IN OF the whaling ship I.s
bella Of Fahaven. Judge story decided that whaling vAy
age nota foreign voyage nasmueh voyage winch
TO he essentially performed upon the from
objects, n deemed foreign TO the country.
sIpNEY. NsW, July IN Talmadge, Post South Sea-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

HoLMgs HoLE, Jas l0arr Sag ,deek Rodbird St Croix
aud Bonare for Boston, Fancy Chase Boston for New York
Mary GlchrssNew York FOR Boston, in port 10 NJ, the
sbove-tne oihy} shave sailed
yd rs".o.r' Jan l'-''r Cooley Co. p''''l'0a'
BALrsioRr Jan l3-Below Pavilion, NYork; cid Bergen
Latoursfte, do; i4ih, telgrphd, Celeste do.
GEoRoErows, SC, Jan s-cld Jdno, Rchardson NYofk.
Mos,Ly Ian Arr Edvi West, NNork.
NEW OhLrAN Jan .ed Georgiuna, rsrsons, Iravre
ter, Hammond, Liverpool, Lae Rock Butler New York
Carrier, Attain Narselss; Pussii, McMsnus Boston, arr
t.. . s-s a.. n
cone, pear, .se ota; ~---.gee, seat at
Hepburn do; Frances Ashby, Randall yess Cruz ESro,
Feet, Galveston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
Naval.

Commodore Chauncey, Presdent Of the Board Of Navy
Commissioners has been confined to his for three
past by ndposon tut happy to learn that he n
con Talescent-( Navy Chron.
- spoken.
Edwin from Rio de Janero for Nrork out 55 DAYS. Dee 49,
lat % 80, lon 63 II.
Pursuit Of aad fin 81 John NB-dd understand where
bound Tee 90 lat 81, long 10. Is.
Hamilton, from Calcutta for Boston, January i3h, of Nan.
tucke Shoals.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12
For the Telegraph.
"RIGHTS OF WOMEN"

Io.the Editor of the. Telegraph:
perceive in the last number of vour M.
per, an article under the above caption. and
over the signature Of c.; and in it the sem
tlment advanced, that 'the question is so
obvious of reply, THAT even children and
oaoes might be better employed than busy
ing themselves with subject, so unimpor-
tant, and so needless Of debate'-1bat he
has resolved to show his opinion on the
subject. infer from the above curious
expressions, that the qcy-iter is somewhat
'ch'tdtSh,' else he would not seem so desir-
Gus oil engaging in Ibis 'whirIiug of the
top as he terms it, with r. T. R., o. S. Nj.
and myself. When G. will come out into
public view, and lie! the people know who
he Is, | will talk with him, or play with
him, (tor am fond of playing with chill
dren,) provided he will keep good nalured
about the matter. / will then give him nv
views, and if we can do each other any
good, or any one else, shall be glad of il.
Will just say that the seceders at New
York, last May, thought some importance
should be attached 10 the above question, or
they acted under false pretence, or they
woold-not have left the Old Society. Twill
make no further reply to G. until he comes
from behind the curtain and shows his
dimensions. J.. HoLcoMB.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1 owe an apology to NV
brethren, Holcomb AID Robinson, as well as for
myself, for allo~ngC to appear with only his
ih'o'i' IN dscu sion where all the others had
SHOWN Their proper dimensions The impro-
priety dii not occur to me at the time took the
manuscript from the hand of brother c., or
should have asked him for his proper signature.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12

The MOTHERS MONTHLY JOURNAL.
contents OF August Number A Moth.
er,s Mistake; Sketches from Lie; Annu-
al Report Of Rochester Maternal As,occi.
aaon Family Government; 'Phe Clean
er. No | The Lichen; The Peace of
. .t Believer; The Little Blind Boy f;
The Dbl House Extracts from james
Young MN from Ho.ne,"; A chlId's
ndst, Impression of star; Simplicity OF
Childhood; Simplicity of True Polite.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
THE EARLY DEAD.

Early one morning maiden went into her gar
den, 10 gather herself garland Of beautiful roses.
She found them all yet in the bnd, closed or half
cosed-fragrant cups for the mornins-dew. 81
will not break you yet" said the maiden "The
sun shall first open you then will your beauty he
more radiant, and your fragrancemore delightful"
She came at midday, and 10, the beautiful roses
were eaten by the worm, bowed down by the rays
Of the sun, pale and wilhered. The maiden wept
over her folly, and the next morning her garland
was gathered early.
His dearest children God calls early from this life,
ere the sun has pierced them, or the worm has
marred their beauty. The Paradise of children is
high degree of glory the most godly and just
cannot enter there, for his soul has been stained
ty sin. N. Y. Christian Messenger.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
sCTeWas there ever any thing more beautifully

sCToWas there ever any thing more beautifully
written, than the following by Jeremy Taylor?
In sickness, the soul begins TO dress herself for
Immortality. And first, she unties the strings Of
vanity, that made her upper garment ceave 10 the
world, and sit uneasy. She puts of the light and
fantastic summer-robe oflust and wanton appe-
tite.
Next TO this the soul, by the help of sickness,
knocks of the fetters ofpride and vainer compla
cencies. Then she draws the curtains, and stops
the light from coming in, and takes the pictures
down those fantastic images of self-love, and gay
remembrances Of vain opinion and popular noses.
Then the spirit stoops into the sol reties Of humble
thoughts, and feels corruption Gliding The forward
ness of fancy, and allaying the vapor of concet
and factions opinions. Next to these, as the soul
is still undressing, she takes OH the rouehneSs Of
her great and little animos,ies, and receives the
oil ofmercies and smooth forgiveness, fair inter-
pretations and gentle answers, designs ofreconce-
ment and Christian a,oncment, in their places"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
THE FAIR FUGITIVE.

RUSSIAN LEGEND-BY JAMES ALDR1CH.
ooh welcome, pure-eyed faith, white handed hope
Thou lowering angel, glrt with golden wings,
And thou unblemShcd form of chastity
l see We vi>bly and now leIieve
That he, the supreme good, towhom all things Ill
Are hut as savi>h officers OF vengeance,
Would send a glistening guardian, If need were
To keep my life and honor unassailed.'
In the reign of CzarPctcr, there resid-
ed in the city of Moscow, gentleman of
birth and education named Preur, a ma
tive of France, who had left his country
in disgust with the political and religious
excitcmcnts which agitatcd it, and which
had been the means of depriving him of a
large portion of his fortune. lie had but
one only child, daughter, named Eoisa,
whose mother died suddenly. In addi-
ton to the natural chords of affection
which bind the parent to his offspring, she
was endeared to Pricur by thousand
adventurous associations, and he lavished
upon her all that wealth could procure.
Prieur was received with every mark
of respect by the Gar, and his daughter
Immediately became the idol of the Rus
sian court with descriptions of her ac-
complishmcnts, her gentlcness, her SYM
metry of form, and particularly of the
pleasing expression of her eyes, the Rus
sian legendary ballads were filled.
"Downcast, Or shooting glances far,
How beautiful her eyes,
That blent the nature OF the Star
With that of summer skies"
To charms such as Eloisa possessed the
Gar was not insensiblc (; and neglocting
his amiable wife, Lady Catharlne, the
noblest woman, if history may be believed
that ever shared the regal honors of the
Russian throne, he sought to win the love
ofthe Gallo maiden by unmanly threat.
ening.
Alardmedb beyond measure at his threa
and her mediated degradaton-awar'
also of his despotic power, and ability t.
accomplish, by the aid ofhis ready slaves
almost whatever he might desire, Elois
fled in terror secretly from the mctropoli
without informing even her father Of he
intended destination.
Three leagues beyond the walls {
Moscow lay marsh of many miles in OK
tent, covered with wild briers and bran
bles in the middle of that swamp was
ruined hut, once, it was said, inhabite
bv an anclorite, concerning whom man
fearful legends were told by nurses
frighten and subdue hayward children
but whether the legends were true or fall
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

Mr.. Emerson says IN one Of his dscourses--"The
perpetual admoni,ion ofnanre TO us is, 'The world
is new, untried do not believe the past; give
you the universe virgin to-day"
To which his English reviewer replies" Hon
orable is the world that shall come before us, as
virgin to day. but yet more honorable as a moth
or of many children, with all whose tolls and work
and struggles and attachments we have brothers.
sympathy, and in whose recognition we rejoice
with brothers. love-"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
g!gIBGTI0NSa

The London Reuie,c contains tho following
lust I1bute 10 the father of American lndepen-
Jence -
"Since The reign of Washington in the respect
and admiration humankind, the standard of heroic
GREATNESS has bcen changed-real action has taken
the place orthcarica public life is no longer a
Wage 10 srut and mouth on, but true lie, ANNA
led with The same true impulses, regulated by the
same true moral ie>, amenable TO the same true
judgments, a. that of the simplest citizen, open to
the winds ofheaven, 10 the sun and 10 the falling
GAIN"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1910.

and the tears of joy which fell from his
eyes "died make the greeting seem like a
dear farewell"
Love succeeded gratitude in the breast
of Eloisa; the bridal day was appointed
the bridal day arrivcd-and the dclivcrer
and delivered were united.
"AIcci Catharinc had her own reward
'Thc Car bestowed dover;
And universal Moscow shared
The triumph ofthat hour"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01

an dear Julia" sad one pretty sir 10 onorher,
"can You makeup your mind 10 marry that odious
Mr.. Snuff"
"Why my dear Mary replied Julia, ~ le'lcys
could lake him at pinch"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-05-01
EPlGRAM.

" words were food, Tom might te .hewn
TO live dirt cheap he eats his own.