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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10
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PARK THEATRE.
This EVENNG September TO- the Performance w com
T FEES n s HRs r. 66oRRf SKyE e.
S' "i il ~ &. 6SosS u Ss'f'"''
I Es s:sl:
s&sS "a. D.sF By Madame Arr.a:' Mis-.
The THE & 5Spf SsS s the farce of
MsFy Aasy'" A H M TS% sss sstnas
a' S.a % M
rrices-Bows 81; Pit So c.ats; Gallery qs cents.
NEW CHATHAM THFAIWE
THIS EVENING" SEP, Io1The viii com@snc.
...- THE co6 T'E &; Of fri TIE e OCEAN.
SIS::s. 5,,i;: &;. %s:s
Mr. saHdS'd viii h. s,sr ss.ss of
Ro f5's! Reish Ma IA ,o'ss 4
Hobt NlNcaire Mr.. Browne Jacques strop Mr. Stanley
After which, Mr., Sanford will sing jim Along Josey in his
THE A Atf. %fiff ies Of fFf P%E Of
s,so Md.9s GS y9 rsn0 Mr. %css
s"5 81
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
| THIS EVENING, Sept. Io-The per ormances will com
Ti{fs y sSs g B. '? %sf SIN irita
E.sphss, ' s&s% e sSsiI'S, Mr. Horizon HORTON
Venus: Petite ci'l: Flynn
NINE f. i iis H F:as H. y...,
sd'sG s.Ir, " Baker ssi''ass, MI. mr. 6. S'SS
Fo'lsr Sd s sy 1 ,1 sl n,ss of "''' wynn
t"f Chatter Sa"a sSs% s,., Mr. &s.H
All: r n&si if l.is; ''''' Celeste
eS@ a:s Mr. ks::: Faa%.. MIR F Ss:;s.
The Box Office is nowopen daily from II III 3 wIerc seats
ana private boxes may be secured Mr. Corbyn
,nsd number Of Season Tickets will b. disposed oc
ss .s iy No ssE e III s' and % Teae"
Dress Circle SO eeas-Upper Boxes a5 eents-Pt sh
Doors open at 7-eurIain rises at halfpast7
SPANISH AND PATRIOT DougL0oNs WANTED
81. % "'s" r''e 40 s,c a. sfL a,s % ws
SHEAIH,N thin bales patent thsaibPe Paper, excel
article Tor roofs e. Go 81 s BY
En- slippers per NCrway barb E%is for Amster
$40 d. H. sCHMIDTs' Sons CO. 50 wanst.
& their goods AZ the custom House ea wi. % nssse
SEM ne Iadng Tor the Office
40 oh. sCHMlD rS' son X co. SO Wall ST.
CARLTON HOUsE-rhe proprietors take tits opporu.
nifty To inform their friends public that they ar.
prepared to make arrangements with families sin.
Gle gentersen Tor board for the winter the
the most reasonable terms. BENSON HODGES.
s26wis
STRAW sEGARS.-i case containing 900 bundles very
~ fine, for sale BY T.. X. COLLINS SCO.
$40 So South street
SEGARs.-ito low priced Spanish, in half and quartz
~ boSes-enutedte d. senture-For 9. le w
siO tx. COLLINS. Sc South At
I EECHES, LEECHEs, LEECHEsl VERY superior
IL and healthy Ltrches tor sale Mt iow prices
suit purchasers, at the store of the sub cr,hcr
GUSrAVUs PAULUs, German Apo,hecsry,
slo3F $50 William st.
krA FOR SALE OR BxCHAN,tE-For a highly i'm.
t1 proved Farm. New York the elegant three story
elHouse Houston street built with great
pete with every convenience. Apply to
X COLLINS co. 4l9 Hous on street.
90 S6 y nth ~.
eJ-DR. II. EVANS, No. II. PECK SLIP.-c9
OLD GALEN's HEAD DlsPE NsARY
Is NOT REMOVED.
DR T. continues his improved mode OF practice al the OLD
- STAND Strangers aud all others who have
~ contracted ce't disease will be speedily efectua
restored at No ~ Peek sp. The afflicted NAY eond, nty
rely the efficient rde ~ treatment the OLD STAND
NB-StraIters avoid deception by ary ne
fcl TeeI lin Wafsr Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10
Passengers Arrived.

MoBME-Brig Mary Siis5y-Davd Blair and lady, Mrs C
Person James Holmes, hos Garner, James sush Henry
Gosling Thomas osIing and want, Crowley Ceni
Thos keaes Jesse L,npel Charles Morrela Storage
CHARLEsroN-Brig Sniiran-Mrs Ann Hall, Mrs Storm,
Miss Thompson, Mrs Brown, Miss Looper, w Jones'
Mood, " Herwis and son, Cakes, w Scott A Johnson,
Colby, Schermerhorn Forbes. II McGrath nder-
son, I NJ Bristol, A A Wlets-I5 in steerage.
BREMEN-Brg Louise, at Phiiadelphia-einch Hooks of
Passengers to Arrive.
sAvANSAH-Brig Nm TlgiorJ Sturteyant, and in the
steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10

STRAf COW-Was taken M SATURDAY, II New
- street and Beaver Mich Cow The owreris requested
local "a the herald Office. pay for Iris advertisement and he
viii receive inform alton who're the Gov be found s1s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10
A G. II A l. l. 4 n Il h.
"VERBUJ sat SApIE NTT-

A G. II A l. l. K n Il h.
"VERBUM SAT SAPTENTT."
HENRY BENDAIt, Of the "toouid be- Hair Cutters
Of New o.k challenges fr the sem Of SEQ dollss spv
he would particularly wish this chaetge TO be accept
sd BY decidedly the lest ~ the o,y he who n 10 his
fellow czsns' viii give lessons to the rest of tie prolescn
Let him ept Of this acknowledge his boasng 10 be Ike
himself smefe [" Brpiurl lgmenr
H. .. canaot boast OF being pupil of either idore or
Tarre but merely ofMcAlpn for which however he tes
neither grief" Sorrow No COS Broadway. New York
s'Oit
NORTHUMBERLAND DOWN TOWN. LOOK
pair OF Foreigners I tely Is isbshed IN - in this
city, did about week bursf-that is 10 they have
ed for the bot promise 10 settle thing
caby by aud bye. Now all sg6rers tai the advice OF
cent Yet them dly and daily about any length
of tmefh Of them fncofrigbics Tine ofthem
absguatuater from England, ard for whom - pounds
offered Cor his Apprehension But slas" be sang
the Atlantic aud couidn b. cofchd aud his cred
had nothing do than his lose but TO his
praise be u said he has carried pretty respectable bus
ness w - Tor three or f9uf year.. until Ne got linked
in with the -
who also ahsquaulstc from England but in respectable
NV dear creditors. Sssys he (overhei red with
grie1 my partne IN America has robbed Of all my
petty wont send monisb. but Hyou " sign
this payer that arr willing shall aud look for him
will return and AL say i5s or 10 "a the sound and
should not be than S. hope Won will bear with me IN
nv troubles Creditors reply-we viii! we will
SAN his furniture packed and ready FOR shipments
ocosrse intended tn acs Nov poor suffer
$4,000 and only strike the iron while u IS hot
get the dollar but not wide wake
m write in vour ledgers--fa II. L.
liza Starving Boy seas leaf brea he gets the sir
40 it' O'' 'S bugs e'"'OO KN HONEST MAN
tn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10

Import atiORs.
hloBLE-Per Mory Siisbyl0o bales Center Col bx mdz
do shoes Spear Paton-l mid ndz Green Coz do
Hprlbut o. bx Ranson-a tdls bx M X Maury-7 bxs
barnwe-6J II Gascoigne-4 Brown-l Parker Hopkins
Il w ID ngtbin-s bxs IA bols tub w Thompson4s ubs
cement trunks hf Dbl bx II Grepgs-stavts and bbs
Chamberlain.
CHaRLEsToS- Per Suihr ,n-s2 coils rope T L Henor-3
pkgs A q Crane Walker Mckenzle-2 cs e. Meas-l22
bales cotton Pkgs Dbl beeswax 10 empty ba re Jeanette
&Co-l tc Dbl Mache Il do box Peck-2 bales Bald
win Colo b1 Graud Emanuel-l00 kegs paint Ro
bins n66 bbis Read Brothers-lO6 rice Eukley
rs bbIs wine Wichelh Achellis-2 Chamberlain
-s66 bales cotton l. Nj Welch.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10
BATTLE Of WATERLOO.
noEN nun. CUrN ma

BATTLE OF WATERLOO.
OPEN THIS EVENING,
AT THE FRANLIN THEATRE.
Tn. Interior Of which i. fitted up for the purposeO
TIE GRAND MOVING DIORAMlC PANORAMA.
(From Londo'l
OF THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO,
Battle OF CenapPe and other he life OF Bonaparte
down TO hs funeral procession st Helena m 10 different
views TIL. movements accompanied by spproprists msssc
and a description ofeach view AZ II appro sches
Commencing each evening o'clock. Doors open half
hour previoL.
AdmittaneeBoses % cents, children raj centsrit ,2t
cents. 2w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10
FOR ALBANYaFAKs eEpgCLD,

FOX ALBANf-FARE ofsDUCED,
PASSAGE ONE Dol LAR.
>00N On The aud splendid per EUREKA,
ErRAx-Js will leave the foot OF Robinson street,
K-H<sk- above Barclay street, THIS AFTERNOON,
at S O'Clock.
no The Eureka entirely vessel built expressly
for the ALBANY has splendid datons for
and believed to be the most beautifully finished
furnished Boat the HUDSON The public
inspect her and paronze her. Tue Tn
THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY sPORTS.-The Mem
btrs Of the Highisn Society will assemble. clad
garb Of The Gael their the Shas Hotel
morning Of Thursday, the 10th int later than pne
o'clock Thence hersded b. the inspiring Pbroeh they
New Brighton, there celebrate their
Games and Festivities according 10 their annual custom
II hoped that every member will be punciual the games
will be than usually INTEREST," strangers who possess
and the garb invited to join the iou
gage in the sports Of the day.
Should the weather stormy the csIebr will he de-
ferrsd t,ll the fret fair day. RODERiCK MLEOD hsf
JoHS q. CLEMENT, Sec'y. ss2t'
ITO TIE AFFLICTED or GOUr AND CHRONIC
l. AND INFLAMMATORY RHEUMAT1SM.-.-Tbe
subscriber will his preparations for the Gou Infam
maory and Chrenc Rheumatism aud judging the expe-
rience of Others well from his satisfaction, he
Justified 70 that Gout of 20 year, standing however
iodic and the most acute and pincnrg Leuma-
item, well chronic radically be removed proper
apple Of harmless internal and external remedies
For further particulars. apply at
si0 $40 Broadway. corner Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10
vAUAhALL GARDENS

vAOAhALL GARDENS.
No postponement account Of the weather. Saoop
which well ventilated from the all can be
closed at moments notice
Adnittance 20 the Gardeus fr~e-Saloon Is cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-10

youtg American Girl between the ages ofis
w respeciabis family. wishes 10 OBJ
tain siiuston iadvs aid chilc tbs Of
he neiqIborv ri note addressed 10 A. u. al this Of
&C.,. or personal application the desk. will BE- attended
y
~ rOHBtA ~ WEBS COMPANY NOTES redeem
" cd and bali de cunt ~. w. STRONG
Mo- Val sIsst. New 1tTt rSt~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18
POETRY.
..MucA Yrr REMAINS u>asG."
fErom L!te I.adg's Book.
.r.Ip va ,rrI.Ds az LIFE.

An MONTGOMERY :. ~.
tAmcn in the wildernes-,l my -.
that Is the Well whereof the Lord siiKc ulo aose" e
r.cplr together, and wll give them wd'e "a -, -
,.len israel sang this sonssprng up "e' s"s - "
H." !, >,,,s &C m. pao,,. d;.r.d
~ ,he a,rsro nj the with their slaves u"oS
III. l6-lS.
s,,nr m O Well sweet Fountain. spring,
nd frlct;:y the desert Saiai
that drink the waters, sung,
Jhcy dance the smiling land,
WIN ;,o,y,ts adDrR, with rerduTe dress,
rhe waste aMi bowling wilderness
H., every one that thir>tS, draw nigh,
Faintins with sickness, worn with toll,
lei him hath no money, buy
Buy milk and honey, WIN, and OIL,
Those four fold streams Of Paradise
Priceless because above all price.
Come 10 The pool ye lame aud blind.
W lcanrrs. tins Jordan come!
SipII and healing, each ma! ma;
Approach the waves, yc deal ana DUMB
Their Joy IN! sound ,c snnn shall hear,
,nd your own salute .uur ear
In every form The waters run,
Rii river, torrent, lake ami sea;
Through every cline beneath The SUM-
Free as the air, q daylight Tree,
Till earth's whole face the floods oeIswrop,
A. oceans tides the channel'd deep
As moved with mighty wings outsprend,
Gods Spirit DER the ormless Void
So be that Spirits influence shed
To ncyycr world destroyed,
,J'iI all that died through Adams fall
Revive in Christ, who died Tor all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

;d ..,h,t this country the heaven oi me poor l
WI a., L.Il or the rich" He might probably reverse
th, pnsition though il would D" equally ezra 80
IN. VA A. the ether. \ conntr: IN winch r." l'a
can realize from twenty-tor' 10 o:yeish' r. ,,.c,
tr lis ,onr;. y;o,l certainly be amy thing but place
nf ,nrmc.t Tor him EI; what IS the coic''''h :" "
Deor man N such country: When capital comna"'I !,
such an cxtravagant interest TO liqu'ua'e CONNIE
debts it will no longer be used III me eip'os '.,.
labor and hence poor men must necessarily Nc
out of employment, ouch d e''d'''O' % ""-
but a heaven for them.
To S,,,or r,caims with holy horror, ''the Stuaft'
are sill npon the throne, and Charles me secoiiu "'
succeeded Charles tho FIRST lie mas, th'nh "s'
very unfortunate in this historical aiiusiol, he ~,
m 10 compnte eur Andre: with the first Charles. III
o 81, Ci,,rIe, c,it of his head whilst our Andre"
noc,jIv .p-nk.rr cut the heads OF: al! his t'"i''S
and many Of them HeI: IN such terror 81 nm w
they dreaded he might turn the metaphor mo 80,
and cut of, their heads IN earnest Silat!cs '"c -
cond did not succeed Charles tic 'tsl; by h'iu
tcctor interviewed Although he and the Senator IRON
krnurkv ure as different i'll other respects as TWO ""'
,oI hr,va mrn can be- set whilst hc was speaking,
struck me that there was one striking poht % tes'
blance between them. And what, s'r, DO you ui'hi
that was: My Lord Protector always Began "l;u Gnu
cd every trr as the Senator has he"un ana r''.e'
! his sncsch-irnk yraucr. Then in regard 10 me .
:! cond Charles | have little 10 say vi al me-
the Senator ought to be the last to disparagc or NV
tin | have read of 4 great conquered Sehet%. '"
always pronounced his conqaeror 10 DC 4 very "e "'
brave man because the historian Observes II woui
have csscncd the merits OF t!:c vanqn'shsd !" nay
been overcome BY fool or coward H." senator
in speaking Of Martin, ought rather to eNc!a'',
..CrSat II M him, Tor h. conquered me-
If. in addition, the te magician should be v'c'o'
Gus owe. the hero Of Tippecanoe in the great battle
? be fought the approaching autumn, ana nave !"
faith that such will be the result, then he WIZ
down to posterity with his blushng honors tho" apo
y him"
Thanking the Senate for their patient attention,
shall unM rcSilme scat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

.ER WM. T. COITNEY, You viii please 10 take notice. THAT
"a Tie it :" February II good day u not the nN good
da thereafter" al he Drill Tavern. IA III; tly "i Richmond. !"
tho and ii-,t, ~ -lli
rccd take The deposition Iir samuel Grafton" t b" read IL
5cao iI 4 ,ii dep adm. IA ibn Cfcni SUPP
Court al laIw and iIanrrry nf the Unry King tInss,
IN which riaurii and you defendant
CACTEIOHN = IART.
Ian - s2-y:iM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

IN CiIANCERy-NEg.rAI Pow haan Count! Court, Jan.
The III, isit:
Robert H. Cox. hi> right, and adn'r de- bois
III, Edward :'oN drr.. a.. admir-
nun viii annexed uf Edward Cox, IT.. dee.
I.,ri ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18
WEBB. BOOKER * HAMILTON,

nm
o""tH Fvf S'7h.H'
- HIiDS IT. tr"iN, } ...
- - - l"'io R!so - ".h
-, Il" v Orleans
Il1 Heroes J -. ,... ,.,, ...,.,.,,
IL BOZ. LOAF aNb Luz - "Nn
y! boxes ,
- rl-. clarified sugar
III" powdered aud crushed u"
~ lihtS. Trinidad
dn r"io RICO MOI ASSES
10 do * - b5, y. -.
~ IL" Inia
5i1 bags Rio
...l do - 10 hllS. La.na
..,I du Java, part very superior
- do Cuba fCuEFEE
~ d" -. Domingo
% d" hu@u,tnra
- Il" Maricah"
!e.'l sacks iiH"rpo1! blown -ait
y, nag race si"Str
IL 90 P"ris'
- a. P'h'''.'"
a. 80 - i.,
- go, =, :, - 't,,.,1.
:, 80, .,,r,n,s
80 ,'r. - ,f,
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49, 100" ','' $50
=; -, 80 '"''''-'
y. hi A-''""
:, ,'S"s ~ - ,.,.
- o',N' ~ tihr . >.Pi. ,.; ,,,...o
~ ~ 4" l'r"w ..,. b I, Chewing Tobacco"
w. ~ -N'''',,''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

tSD FOR $stf.--u:. II. =. M5a"t ui-is.ar 3 ts.-.
residence for sag is lam, containing st.
laid oil fnug i.rIaEriEr r"m's; i"f pasture. I'll. z.
f,ir qualify ant susceptible mi c.tat improvement hp r
master q, Ia, hrcn proven ty experiment ir Gw,lHt
ui brick now commudiHs.. and IL the he,l uu..g ar
Gent and Suitable our.lu,;sr There also suun-
apple and luact, Well of .lr.ii't "ft', aH '' 5".
yard ana fine spring near. Tho io-n most c"uycns
tered. IN n:l aCrr.ti and int = ceGi Eaiclhaut,
and ilG uf spot ltaHa 4. H., amd a1n> ,l land
ton CrulrhiIcd, t;-u. Pul aud other. Tho purchaser
the privilege ~ seeding wheat.
To Physician @r>r'n. ,"',irN residence ti> ~ a.s
oft strong inducements 'ir fau-c ur practice u r'f
The uctl. independent. Tho c'j,r- cot aia ~ ;. IM~..
rs iti,~ hy "H:,i,I :" lice sHh'i;', 80 w so-
II. 2. MI.
Jan u -l-as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

En- iH hNiERl-NiEGINI,.At Cont Cunrtrrl: session
h.id for King William County the Court house the 18th
day oi November, ls!y:
Temple e. Moore Joseph Roaiman, and John Moore
children OF -ad Temple C. Monre. and late yy Ju
d,h F. Moore, Thomas d. Mary T., Richard Sarah Fox all
remn c.
Moor, who sue by ha!tin Dcwn, their friend Pitts:
against
Defendants.
The Defendants, Sally Fox and Austin Fox having eat.cd
lc;l appearance and security acs0rIn. the act of Assem-
bly, aud tie rules OF this Court, h Appearing t satisfactory
evidence this, tncy not inhabitants # this country is olri
TINT said DESCENDANTS 10 app here DAY 0 Tch
Court and the bill Of the Plaintiffs copy
this order b: forthwith Inserted in samc newspaper published In
the City Richmond for n1a5 sicsessyc and posted
the from, door Of tie Court house Of this County.
A Copy-Tes.s, Ro. BYRD POLLARD, D. c.
ian 74-w.w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

Sr.nni Al tie rndrg:. u.. - -ni. MISS T. la- h..f
and bsraliy ctucal"d 4, , ha-t l.r!.. Her cHut.. H
comprises Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. C,"a"saH,
Amr;cnt aud Modern, Naiusal fiG"."p y,Io"I"H ..'.
N~rrllyyyofk ar! Embroidery. Her :,tpi.,,5r tn"m
often m"nii>-vi;:i month. vacation ~ thu swaan
f.'>3Ht healthy ami fcsTrT,31lr 'el.r!o! HEs
end al! tiaEovt! Comfy. NARY y. Gt,ut.
F.hl v
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thai dn. aud w!ii,i -al' :t. hr %" i'' '"i', t- ..
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

TLARk$ytI.LE FEMALE ACAnEMY-rhc newt session 81
~ this Institution VIII .gndc", the ID day OF March
The wuctIai attendance Of the pupils az the opening OF
/. pat clry recommended, delay il a"ay att nd
eel with lns Them aai ncnnv 20 the teachers.
TEgms Session al tive months:
B"art including washing, fuel. lights, &c 50 %
Tu...,n all f:,1li>h branches, - -
DO Latin french. spanish and Italian languages, ~ %
~ do Hi>r n Pan" t:uitit. including II" u:
l""1jmti< - = ~
SANi'Et. J." Si.NtBLE,
Ifias,pai ri III .iGirsaY
Feb II S.-lawl-tI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

Tn" largest collection 81 Music cy-t az! r'd ~ ''
state may hc selected from, the store ~ bD ~
'ow grabbed 10 sell At the Philadelphia. and -" 100
anh retail pr:Cc-. 80. m.
Piano Forte and .gaste stor,, ogl'1is 4. +
Aur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

- IMEUGD AcADEMT.Fhc "scrci>n a" this institution "ii
20 - continued Is the Subscribers the ensuing COMMENCING
18th of January, aud terminating on the 10Th Dcc'inlrr
with month In this school VIII
hc taught Greek. Spanish and French languages hatc
m1c iHcudn. Armcc Algebra Geometry, plane AMI >peri
Trgnnnmcry aud practical together w;i all the
English language usually taught preparatory
The will br the that used al tie I'M
vcr>ly of Va.
TermS-o.rd including every thing, Slrt-Tuion Si
half PAYABLE in advance aud the balance Is, Of Scptrmc
No deduction viii bc made Tor late entrance.
H. J. CHRISTIAN, frinc,ya.
JNU l.. CtSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

U.i4-
This ia, u" plaintiffs hv t;rir attorney, "ad -.
In the beng .NrcucG on the t!ruG:H aud b. stu W
iin HI, answer, although i.T muHs haze ,i'>"ir g.
III. plaintiff fled their bill -iEr" iir >uTNIr" Of '# '
tie said defendant. motion OF HE plaintiffs. ir5 W
1r confessed aHd ~. cause comm. un 10 he heard ufu
aud the cAhlh- fed. was aT-i,d ~ counsel: NJ cor .
whereof TIN, cugr III order, i!a; IL .'l r"c"!.'
accoi!nt II i5 adm II ~ ShsaiUG !uCa
lore commissioner rhhins Lawson. Nip q E.. = i 10 @
aud Sri', III, same, and make rporr in~Tea; u i
with any ua;i-I stated deemed p.rt.u.ui bg ..ga.
may BE- repaired ~ h. 80 stated g.! the p|fjta-
A Cuuv-1'..tr EtI3. g. Leigh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

I. =. GRAVES. =
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

II crASCEKf. NIRGrsIs-N Rules held IN the Clerks ono"
Of the Circuit Superior Court oi Law and CHANGER, klng
William County. on the 1T day ui July, 1893:
Robert ". DAVIS, Plaintiff.
against
Baylor Temple, admir- Of John Enanc, dec d John Roane
Defendants.
The defendant John Enane n. l:Dg entered his APPEAR
and gcu >sify according t. the Assembly
rules Of thu Corn, aud arearu. Is evidence.
h ghlhisnt Of this STATE, ordered
defendant ID app"- asr on III" hr-i LAY uf thc and
The bill ci The plaintiff and thai copy TIL, forth,
h inserted III newspaper published Rich
r0ni fT months I'cc,tso and posted 0.
the courthouse ui :!i> c,tnt,
! toH-Gcs',, Ec. BYRD POLLARD. u. {.
Jan .i-wS.y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-18

against
Anderson Tucker, administrator .; Ah,a!om Tr's.r
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-30
WE MAY BE HAPPY YET.
BY CHARLES soRAE.

BY CHARLES soRAE.
All! dearest, dry those tears away,
Which stain thy fading cheek;
Free thy sweet lips from sorrows sway,
And words of comfort speak:
Danish the past, and with lie VOW
Our sorrows to forget;
And be hopes star our pilot now
We may be happy yet.
The care, believe me, that enshrouds
Thy cheeks once cheerful ray,
Gives me more pain than all the clouds
That darken DER our way:
Then let thy sweet lips smile again,
Smile as when first we met
Sunshine must always follow rain
We may be happy yet.
These clouds that DER our bosoms lower
Tomorrow may depart;
Why should we then, meath sorrows power,
Wear out the buoyant heart.
Sun of my earthly heaven, then,
Shine as when first we met
Ali dearest, dry those tears again,
We ariH be happy yet.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-30

BEAUTIFUL STATEMENT-The late eminent
Judge Sir Allen Pa rk, once said at a public
meeting in this city: ''lVe live in the midst of
blessings, till we utterly insensible OF their
greatness, and of the source from which thew
flow. We speak of our civilization, our parts.
our freedom, our laws, and forget entirely how
large a share of all is due TO Christianity Blot
Christianity out of the page of mans history,
AMI what would his laws have been: what his
civilization? Christianity is mixed up with our
very being and daily life; there is not a ia
miliar object around which does not wear a
different aspect, because the Christian hope is ON
it; not a law which does not owe its truth and
gentleness to Christianity, not custom which
cannot be traced in all lis holy and healthfuI
parts to the Gospel"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-30
THE PILOT.
BYRON.
BY CHARLES soRAN.

We sat down and wept for thy sorrow,
Oh Byron, and thought of the grief
High hearts of a thoughtess world borrow,
Touch-pained like the sensitive Leaf
That thy span of to-day and tomorrow
Was darkened, though brilliant and brief.
We would think that thy life, like river,
Had mirrored the sun of thy mind,
And, not like that stream, give forever,
Its spirit to each idle wind,-
That passion thy calm could not sever,
But the mind be the king, not the hind.
But we know cen the sun is oft shaded,
The mighty oak, breeze-stirred, is curled
The high mountain-top, granite bedded,
Is lost when the clouds are unfurled
And thus thy great mind WIS invaded
By the clouds and the winds OF the world.