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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
BiG9IR'S Exchange and Lottery Office.

Drawn y Of the Real Estate Lottery. No drawn Deem
Der Glst, ls. al New Orleans.
IL Is II u - - u - 50 ~ IS.
Those TKe;s it'll following numbers entitled 10 prizes:
J., and 2 No- 49, r II l., the ~ and lth drawn, shares
stock in thGaS Light and Banking Company.
;ih ard HI Is, and Is y -, ard 4 - D. ana :; 10 -
and 9J.t, each, four tickets IN the I'd Class.
9Th and t5o S. ~ and and - 80 80, shares stock III
the Gas Lit and Banking Company.
lh andt39 Is, share III the Ocean Insurance C"npn
ny.
These rscts with The and s. ana s. 3and6 and and
and 7 10 each three tickets the Cd Glass. Al others
with the drawn Nos and enumerated above, baks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

yIHolALE and RETAIL fashionable anu p sn," Taycr Main
W stp above and nearly opposite NC "
Street, Rnond. Va. .,x,n,,e which he has re.
H. r. EEDS grateful for the patronage nn,srd bus
cci?rd the citizens of Virginia, shce m his Nations and
ness las,,r respectfully asks leave 10 INFORM ~, HATS
lie puht FARCE that has on hand an % ma. nf The
lesi mails by tie most celebrated nconce no,
fSon possessing elegance q syls , his market, Those
senensho NAV be abou, supply ua, a. The
and good durable elegant ana ea ia q, sSe f.onDie
reahle price, win please 70 Hs Tavern where
store, &C and nearly opposite '''' 90 ~ f. STlEDS.
not failait themselves.
jam, 1910. "a us,e,,, .ssor,ment,f Otter
r sTa:a anskra se,s and ",s, r. asn, stI Boys
excto receive, additional snpT Of Cloth laps one
If ,ns handsome ever offered in this city All o.
Sear,r 10 sell on the reasonable 'ei r. aT1EDs
Tn. fst-rl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
siGI REWARD

y, SiGG REWARD.
N ~ tfom the subscriber, about the 18th ins' my negro
@ canned BEN, Likely dark ua!to, about - or - years
49, !s:i inches igh blilG, mild good coune
ana nat ngsc. had aud pantaloon of dark grey
az" new black fur hal. have TO believe that
as''to r" hsrif with white and Is ma
us way % nj The Western States lie left in company
sso o Mrs. frances McGruder, 0: the color, age,
=. iait'j s;U, ...,.
st'e hgued dollars far him etaken OF the State,
Fsnl dollars ol ali reasonable expenses, taken IN the
~: 80 teYsfs. u nc OF secured Jail that Get him
':t'"' STEPHEN CuVAL
SNss'srae.l County, Jan. 81, 1870
.-.& ea-2aw.f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
UOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Rirh.pga, Jirnpnc.

I1OfT'S LOttcTy ana E1NCHaHst O1HNc'
Rica@oaa, Jirstnc.
50.OOO!..-s50. 0O0!!.--&50, O00H!
I'M cd Of February FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS VIII re
wn and How being the only who sells suc'i prizes,
vonry. must be directed him. oyt * licensed by Tie 'ae
autics TO sell tickets in all Lotteries, and the schec
heinz, acori he presents IT for Your coisue""' o'"s
youTers without delay.
CAprrAL PRzEs, s5o,Ooa-s@ao9o
lottery authori-ed hy tie State Of -hdrya"".
Glass No. 3, for 1910.
To awn at Baltimore, Nd Saturday d {" February ioiV
d. s. GREGORY {. Co.. Manages;
Ia Drawn Nos. in each package OFF Tickets -, ,
On scurME:-l Splendid Prize Of S5a,Gc0 DO @9,OoO,
Prize oOJ do ,sa, Prizes Of 900 do 'o' DO l''
do N 40 do 500 50 do. 300 30 do $50, &C., &c &C
Tickets only sl0-,layCs Sj-Quarters s. o. go
Cera,cs OF Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets SEW
81 u,,arcr do 81 30
a-,r. for Tickets and Shares and CERTIFICATES Of PACKAGES IN
,b alb S:pi.dd Scheme viii receive the most prompt attention
hy adising y n UoyT
,an fs3rI Richmoad Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

$4,000 Il $4,000
D. 2. GREGORY & Co., Managers
tn Hall Lottery of aryand, Glass No j. 10 be drawn al
Baltr- February I'D loio.
&c NumberS-ii drawn ballots.
G*o CAriTaLs 81 spiended Prize OF S5oO1o do 2ooe
przf nh do $3.50 Prizes 900 do $50, do ,soo
( dc9n 10 do 500 50 do 300, go do $780, asc., Sc.
Tets only slo--Nal'cs Sh.Guarters = - .,oo
C,icut.s of Packages &C ri Whole Tickets SID
S"N''N' - Ii,tf IA
~ 81 C;u,r,.r,o - -
~. Ia ia, above and in all Ccric, under the management
Of e. Gregory & Co.. constantly for sale All orders inc"i i
T.os 'P TtlO Il. BIGGER,
IsS iSa-fi1 RiranGni, Pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
LOTTERIES.

NAMES rllhL.N & CO., have opened Office in Richmond
second door tow The ruins o The Eagle Hotel adjoining 10
the Office ri D. iort Esq, where y are prepared IL supply
public wii ckeS IN all Lotteries under management,
$4,000 Dollars.
CAPITAL PRIZE.
20 Prizes oSloO2-Schon Fund Lottery Of Rhode Island
Class a7t-Jth Series
To Sc lac CITY IF Providence, Saturday. Fec Is 1870
SrLr>pp sHEME- Prize Of $50 OOJ 10000 G0o 5000 5000,
coJ .0s 40, $780, 100; 20 of $780, 10 3OO $50 Of " 60
of 100.
- Nunbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Wholes Sl-oua;.ers . 51-E.ihs ! -.
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Grand Real Estate Lottery.
n $500, GDO-i00, U00-lS0, 600. n

On the plan Of Blanks and Prizes
1000 TckctS-lO,r00 Prizes-amoGntng 10 S2,Oll.hc0!
Io,sa Real Estate Lottery Class 2-ie drawia. 10 commence
the 9Th Of January, 1870.
The Drawing expected - terminate in April
bRSwfS..
The nber from 10000 Tickets VII b" placed In
wheel Il number o. Blanks aud Prizes IN another
70 cysEa.iIrs um wheel, t!chr, !rI III: Elak
and Fri wheel viii Dc drawn, ini NIL a5c drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

$4,000 Capital Prize.
Shol Fund Lottery of Rhode Island.
CL,ss 2sS-5TH SEaIFs.
II bc drlT in hc City Of ProriRc-, Saturday, Ftb ~ >i
SrI >nrpcmEMEl prize Of sao0i, $685. 6o0, 1850. 1910
la; 10 VI 30 30; - OF ~ 100 of jb - of 100 60 90 IL
of 30.
eG NGmbcrs-ll drawn ballots.
Wbcs $40; iiascS - quarters -; cinhhs -.
JAMES PHALEN Il CO.. .aIRa.frs,
II fSG-;jl R,rhaepG, la.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

@ ts w'al ana retail, VII! fund To be as low as al
- "', al the Nurli-its the expense oi manufacturing
y! ''5 au there with exception Of The freight on
tsl.,.. 'O" =" -" =
u '' ,'ss handa supply OF IIasr materials purchased
"'er, which VII H. sold always Il very small advance
: T. o2-,>i;c the aid Market; JOHN DCOIEf.
80 = 79-Jm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

ss-g1g-tgr% "i.8 FOR S.,LE.-ilarin= conrl"'ed L"
- ..ug" 's:AnCr her" Tor thc western country "he'"
i -. located. ole: Eis .ainahlc estate ior SAFE
a'.n'st ,,.. nile cast II k'ns.@or', saSan .",'y
- ..aaa lutatGaa!. the Stage road leading o'H
E,.Ie trgGro Va. ittnntlGs about s2nO or Sjac'ts
a t,i al ~, 2p CicIcd ana IN soou '"i'a
.ur,lp.t ~ . ia;l about 100 acres are h"'rh or
s n-rt large portion Of THE tract - GOOD a1ole Ehu
aa ~ .baf.l aAIndrmtly wa;"rcd Win @o'h pure va;
fifteen failing springs upon H.
q Same al i"-c -pta"s How together anh constitute
- 'a " >c,"nt L. operate large h"r ana corn MN
"a.tl 'l a,, or seven wars 'h = soiiec
I.rth ..lrl.c aud III good repair III" iGi Is conFe
LrEa road, aHh hb"ht III ths C'hite
81 W E,. c estate The stream on winch
~ 7 - i,t r"gr>rc, the Rccdy Creek al rlshl aiss
- ng.d 'g. brw IA" mill aud near the stage tutn II Is
beloved ' tv Fast Tennessee present equal iaoiIcS
.tae.auu grn7, The buildings on the estate are con-
t1..' o!s" smoke house, carriage h0use, large
t s", NO fran" cabs, with large passa.c hctween
' Er I'LL Grab. large frame harn "ytr>cer HOUSE. anu
1t~ru ,1u, tf >ityr>hr road leading from the upper
% A.u's, through Russell aud Scott counties, Nifs'na
~ En lrgu.ssU. Month Carolina, iie hh"Nsil
~ 'u stag. road IN tie :aG.t oil thc esateh POM
" @ .''", large two story brick tavern i"'ss - IN
f>. tt ta,rl. aud farm store house. ms j. "he
VI r 7a fia, .aun locations III East ieUr SSte ana an eA
% ~. f store and tavern! s!and, ana &lua'ed not hhf
'Nlisnr t.r miles SC!icgry Mineral sH'lsS, IN cui
,'gt i al wrrh the proprietor. aS am informed, IN
.!, -t.- ;-tg and accommodation oil Eisi'ns an.
s. ta % 'U:rulc and capital may do an extensive NihI
'tt'aa' business, Independently Of the tavern ana hiil
''- .1@iy ho NlaTas Auiticanlls, or Ihlna Mninct
Nig m ~ large quantity OF iron ore may Dc on
. ~ . also gJantit 81 beautiful marine, WI"
fi'I water power utar ihe quarry 10 manufacture IT. ~
ssHtIn III, ot AN advertisement AL the 40
i.', ~ t Location" qualify AMI improvements OF 'liS N'u'
y. 'lr y;g Of a!@. Those who desire 10 purchase, wi
'f3u.G. ia themselves
- s 81 particulars concerning the estate, ap'lca
.''' .'as g. "an = myself: On the premises ...,.
"1...s &luc>P"r, last Tennessee.
."ii I'm
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Jan

11-7 ~ SEFEV 3t,ornrr G. lar, Covington, irgnia
w wlac,isc regularly in the Superior ana lnie" s
AI,eghan Botetourt, Ruckbridsc and Greeho'c'' CIV "
perior to OF Bath and PocahoHtas. a. Am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

:" "" uint wholesale and retail customers, that ms
- ~ "rH manufacture ,stc in Richmond by workneh
". > a.! gsasc, and OF The vc:y best materials I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

nt,'.>lbr r>o tiy informs city aud country Hat dcass
i * manufacturing for the ensuing spring trade
i aH-ut Of II KS than lac has heretofore offered 10 Inc
~ Thy viii cUu,i>, Of The various qualities, colours anu
"le' nov use From arrangements Il. has recently made
VIA pendent, IN Mex, York il. III BE- enabled Ia present
~ so'y- newest st,G<, directly their beng started
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
.c.rr. Of the Richmond Enquirer.

,-,r : pahaed .4cee times rse. daring tae session
- sIe Gs,sG:nF a'd ''''e @sH "Hr.s s ''SS " az s'4'
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
-, n,,,rs 3.~ aaaurt, and Three Dollars for six months
,Jy,nre 10 r. pad tx cee, OF RENTED by mail, post
it - AIS oNcc may tie reunited matt in goo" and
raak notes Al m risk OF I'M, inc hanr % ic Litter
~" :; any account 20 writer Ii the accumulation Of
' Il !n extensive business which operates 's serious TAX
Lever M! pay nine papers, annually shall have The
..-'. .,, as hail hereafter considered incurred
Jy.rrr ana Tor years pua!ira;"n unless spcea.!
4. tiiue and paid Tor ~ advance ~ ''' '
s ~ a,ion Shall be the order Of any new and un'
h.rr,rsr unless paid in advance, or satisfactory re-
ae ~ made 10 some and accessible person N rcSaa 70
-. hi payment bnt III casr " a ~ ~, ~ i nae
s .i:olt payment ircs"a n.w sntscr,hef VINO Is va"
wifi the conditions, single nuahsr may DC seh con
s accompanied By copy Of THIS rsSaT ~, nv NAV hc
" 10 The pubhe and who may remain Indebted on npe,
ar, al sad Of Two years i'%n The tis mrm sc
RESOLUTIONS u tic ilior'G. Ss,'Sa,,Sa e, a.
r Resolutions of the results of me coilSeHe VIZ
. ~ MIL experience sc Editorial Corps oil tirshia
80, ,rs asc,rhed NJ Richmond on inc i.h la'"S @
- .aasc Resolutions determined TO aeas,i ne
gss recommend and insft Srouif'' an mus y
Ss..snce 10 Several OF the American pa e VIZ y,
lip rnpI,.h custom Cash Pcgmf.sS No Class !" men h"s
~ nm abn.c OF The Great Sgt, Than the Editors o.
.n1.s The difficulty c"t.l''- 10 M ~ M
I ,oyen;in, we have induced 10 continue ssvera
= SUBSCRIBERS the Book Who are N arrears 20 n.s ,yhc
w Sament yin positively hr stricken oil from our roll
s.'l. e'"a's"' Terms OF ADVERTISING.
..I Thai b. recommended 10 The Editors OF NewSpa
rout le wealth, 10 publish at the heac oi the
s,r os advert ing and tina; they strictly adhere tr
and that these prices be always such, IS TO give q TAU
N'ro.l,lnn Tor the labor performed
es-if'''" is,,yiunpH Of thr Editorial Convention
~ >ear, Of sixteen Ines or less, first insrTioh % cents o
.iIrr,nc-. ~ cents.
s'S" Hmm ! i stance be accompanied with the advance
references L" ir>ur" execution.
Pa D,., Is, rising amount 10 500 per anhnn
h. made al % per cent; and 10 so, Of 10 cent
IN al ,a4e.s and .H-iarsS from the country, whrese
m.nN,,tng unkuuWn Al tins uflce, must ne aI,hcn
ia .nf>tIan q! the Postmaster III the ncichborhood
il ru c,.e be Published. livery measure, tlal ha'
pr.yel :aapoStJ:s and qu2Ze~, has proved hereto
t.-glSs mast. tn fore, insist in such case upon
,n lsig certified by the of the Postmaster
=. ,.g h. ~ gfa. y The icisri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

C,'Gag UEAFTS % ElITiNoGE, wanted by
- II. +. PAIRO,
E.rsaoge 0Fee, Main. St
s.-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

|"ti Tim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13

Enquirer Is published :aree times Hef daring as session
~ i,.pr dad t,otce cess dsras .hs rest 81 tts ssar
= TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
$4,000 Capital,

And ny other plizestonsislne Of valuable Buildings, soC
and Lots, all situated IN New Orleans
C-S'ickets e.,O-no Shares.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-13
DYT,S Lottery and Exchange once,
pLcLInnnG Llrginic. Ehkrnarn, lsln

Jan I53-u NeNMgAd,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

THn WAY TO WIN A Kiss.-A llte law
yer used 10 tell this story of brother
bsrrister. As the coach was about
starting before breakfast, the modest
limb oflbe law approached the landIady,
a pretty Quakeress. who WAS seated
near the ERE, aud said he could not think
Of going without giving her a kiss.
"FrienG,' pnid che, 'ihse must net do
IL" "Oh, by heavens, wi!lp replied
the barrister. swell, friend, as thou
hast sworn, thee moy do il; bu. thee
must rot make a practice ofi'.'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

TaE MEMoRYoE THE DEAD. 1t is Hn
exquisite and beautiful thing in nature,
that when the heart is touched and Sof
tened by some tranquil happiness of af-
fectonate feeling, the memory OF the
dead comes over 1t most powerfully and
HrosisublY. II would almost seem as
though our better thoughts and sympa>
thies were charms. IN virtue of which the
soul is enabled to hold some vague and
mysterious intercourse with the spirits
ofthoSe we dearly loved in ffe. Alas !!
how oiien aud how long may those pa,
lieut angels hover above us, wstchinG
for the spel which is go seldom uttered
aud so soon forgotten
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

A BILL.-A characteristic anecd9te
is related OF an out-an-ebows POI I, who
BY come freak offoriune, came into nos.
session Of five dollar bill. He called
10 lad, and said-''Jo.npy, my boy,
take William and get II cbanged.' what
do you mean by calling it William p in
quired the wondering lad. why, John,
replied the noet, 81 am not sufficiently
familiar with it TO take the liberty Of
calling il Bill"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

OLD AGE. 1T is natural that-o!d age
should be Indifferent and torgetiul. AS
tho hour glass Of life runs out, the up
per part becomes more and d'more empty,
and the thoughts are fixed on the heap
below, which is the grave. 10 advanced
lite, we live ss il were under The pole,
where no star rises and none rets, and
the polar star Of the world to come
shines steadfastlv over our.;hea6.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19


n MARTIN who would respectfully inform
nB . his Old friends and the public, that. he
still carries on the above business, in it's
various branches, one door East Of ]. ]. Bur-
ress' Grocery Store, having Just received new
and general: assortment orBOOTS IL SHOES
&C.. adapted to the seasou-Being carefully
selected by and from several Of the est eIre
rcnced manufactures, in the City, may he relied
on to be good.
Intending also more extensively to continue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the hest workman, he can Obtain. and
having on hands abundance Of Stock and fin
lie S, which challenge comparison in this place.
dinghope permitting to be able con-
stanlly to furnish aOundan' chose, give general
satisfaction, and justly merit sufficient share
public patronage. Determined 10 improve his
business by all fair mcans-he assures those who
may favour him with call, tathe will sell as
low for good pay, as any articles Of the same
kind, and quality, SO iar as he knows can be
had in this part of the Country.
N. b. All rips and premature breaches if re~
turned, WILDE repaired free Of expence.
Cana! Dover, Dec. 4. 1889. tEt
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

LITTLE ELsE.-An attorney named
Else, rather diminutve in his stature,
and no' particularly respectable in his
character, once met Mr.. Jekyll: "Sir,
said he, 81 hear you have called me a
pstiifogging acoundrel; have you done so
sir = "Sir.' said JekyI,.. with "a look of
contempt, III never said you were either
a psttifogger or scoLndsel, but | said
Oh were little else.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

AMERrcAN.-'We are born in haste,
saws an American writer;'we finch; ;our
education on the run: we marry on the
wing; we make a fortune OF a stroke,
and lose il in the same manner. Our
body is locomotive, going ct The rate OF
twenty-five miles an hour; our soul is a
high pressure engine; our life is like a
shooting star, and death overtakes US at
asst like a fash of lightning
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19
AGENTS.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING


OsEPH w. NEWBuRGH, would res.
~ specially inform his old friends and
the public in general, that he carries on
line above business 10 all irs various
branches. one door East Of J. |. Smlthe.
Store, where he may at all times be
fcnnd to attend 10 all work lntrusted 10
him. lie 0atters himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as it can be done in the country, as he
intends at all times 10 keep in his en-
ploy good competent workman, and he
means 10 receive the Fashions isamply
provided for.
10 accommodate hIs frierds in the
country, he will take nearly all kinds of
country produce.
N. B. One or two apprentices vans
ted Immediately tc learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age of Is
and I6, would be preferred. They must
be Of good character, as recommends
TORS of industry, honesty and sobrio>
try, will be required. .s
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1889. t.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

THE RUINS OF AMERGCA.-J0hn Neal
says the ruins Of America are the live
wreck Of prodigious empire that has
departed from the earth within the mem
ory of a man. the last Of ihe people who
hare no h,story, and who but the other
day were in possession of a quarter Of
the whole earth.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

Plain DlREcrIoNs.-"Represont me
in my portraii,' said gentle man TO his
painier, "wi,h book in hand, and read
ing aloud. Psint'my servant also, in
"a curner where he cannot be- seen, but
10 such a manner that he may hear mo
when | call him.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

HorE.-We send our gances end
our sighs up to HEAVIER, which, after all
is nothing hut the blue tinge of the at
mosphere which surrounds our planet,
which We alternately inhale and exhale.
But the blue heaven dwells properly in
the blue eye That looks up it,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

Blows UP.-A gentleman, upon be-
ing asked whether he was seriously in-
jured WHOM a steamboat boiler exploded,
replied, that he was 90 used TO be blown
up by his wife, that mere steam had no
effcct. on him.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19
For the Ohio pemocral.
TUsCARAWAs. .RIVER.

10 THE fUSChRAWASSRI
Beautiful -slreaml in thy voice thore's a
l0ne,
9'ha, speaks TO my spirit, Of pleasures
flown;
Around my hsnrt It softly is stealing,
housing 10 action, each dormant feeling;
'Fis the ,hafp-chord of memory loud und
,ehTill,
Bowing ambition, to its captive will.
Thy siiV'rYwaves, ,,as they dance along,
Present to the mind joyous thrung--
"A company that met, when naaght was
nigh,
To mar,the brightness of each youthful
sky;
SBut time rolfd oH--I have seenaitseYer---
sAal thou alone, art constant as ever.
All of have I gaz'd from yon bridge,
below
On thy crystal waters transparent flow;
Ion have wander'd in eCstacy deep,
Along thy gFgeR+nsrgn, Ger rock, Ger
~ steep,
Till nature exhausted, sunk on the sod
vAnd communed thro' thee, with nature Z
God;
Oil twas beautiful, This image to ses,'
Picture so truty, bright river in thee.
''Fis sweet at the close Of each sutry day,
10 hic to thy banks, from the world awnyi
ToarIrsI spot, wAero sorrow and care,
With their narrowing aspects are not there;
But swester far in the still hour Of night,
To wander alone, when heaven is bright;
And count those Chalean spangles that shine
So reSplendent, On that bosom ofihine.
Oh may thy course TO sternitY's stream,
BE calm asIhe vision of lnfancy's dream;
May thy miniature waves in quietneSs roll
And throw around the dark vale of the sol.
One fand ray ofhope, one heavenly bliss
To brighten world nsensate as this.
MEMORIA.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

ToMB.-Ahouse built for skeleton;
a dwelling of scuIptured marble, pfovi"
ded for dust and corruption: monu-
ment Get up to perpetuatc the memory
of-lhe forgotten.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19
KIND Me s S.

Whoeverhas studied, With mind free from
prejudice, the manners of the working classes,
cannot fail to have observed that these classes We.
ry generally, present numerous instances ofvir>
tue. The working man il, for the most part,
,iree-heartsd, kind, and anxious to assist his com
rades, and capable ofthe truest devotion towards
his employer In tlroscquarters, the population
of which is chiefly engaged III the industrious
arts, IS notorious that arlzans Whose orcnm,
stances are toterabiy easy, succour, with ready
and active charity, not only those of their COM
rades who are prevented from laboring by sick
ness, but. all who occupy the same house with
themselves, or with whom they maintain habits
of the neiglborhood Out Of their wages they
keep back a portion tor those purposes; and even
.perorm the sick mans task, in addition to their
own, to preserve his solary to him during the
continuance ofrhis illness. If he is compelled
10 seek the hospital. on the day Of removal his
bedside is visited by dcpulntion Of hls compan-
ions, with offers of money and words of conso
alton. When his strength returns, they makeyit
their business to seek work for him, and SUBJ
serbs towards his maintenance for the first fort.
night Should some unforeseen accident have re
duced him 10 distress, they relieve him by all ad
vance of money, ameal-a bed-and these sue.
GERS, freely offered, constitute debt which the
recipient could not, without dishonor. fail 10 dis
chWge. Nay, their SO iciude follows, aud does
not abandon him in hiscrimes. Inthe former
case theysry to counsel him back 10 respectable
ty, with friendly and indulgent words - in the
latter they still visit him in prison, and hold on;
to him helping hand.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-19

Resentment Towards Others. - Tlle-refec.
lion, calculated above all others TO allsy that TEN
per which is ever finding out provocaions, and
which renders anger SO impetuoup. is tina, we
ourselves are, or shortly shall be, suppiian,s for
mercy and pardon tthe judgment seat Of God {;
casting ourselves on his compassion~crying ou'
for mercy. Imagine such creature 10 talk Of
satisfaction and reVenga--reiusing TO be entrea>
ted-disdaining to forgive-.e1treme tomnrk and
10 resent what's done amSs. lmagine1his, and
you can hardly biing to yourself an instance Of
more hnpious and unnatural arrogance.