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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-22
DRUGS Il MEDICINES.
SALARATUS by the barrel, by
~ oct. &c. ALLEN s. GIBBONS.
NOTICE.

THE subscribers having purchased the
Il stock in trade of the late firm of For
syth & Hull, respectfully acquaint their cid
customers, and the public generally, to cali
at the old stand of R. A. Forsyth, where
they will fisd general assortment of Goods,
and on as good terms as any in this city.
D. z. FORSYTH 81 Co.
Maumee City, Oct. II, 1859. s8tf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-22
3 3 3 : : >

ELOUR.-foo barreIs superfne Flour,
E just received and for sale by
dec. as. .} SMITH & Co.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-22

CUPERIOR south sea Otter Caps, Of
y the very first style. colour. texture and
finish. G.& w. W.SRICHARDSON. \
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-22

DUCKSKlN gloves and mittens, gentle
ID mems super buck do. and ladies' super
supei H. s. do, by W. ~ 4
dec. aa. d. c., FORSYTH Il Co.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-22

THoMAs CLARK, I ........
F. Il. KIRTLAND. S.
RFFBN TO
GBoHeE PARKMAN, Boston.
ST. JOHN g. ToUsBy, ,.,,, ynrL.
BsHoP g. SWIFT. 80
J. H. BRoNsoN, Jefferson County
p. y. STEWART. Ne,o York.
CHARLES B. HuBDEL, Bridgeport
j. SHERMAN, jr. Conn't.
w. #. BREDEE. f CieueLand, o.
MOORE MoRToS T. Co. Quincy, III. f.
SHERMAN 9. NELSON. Fort Wayne.
Nov 8. 32tf.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-02-22


Amt of interest on $8422, ,05for
one year at per cent S589,54,2
EXPENSES AND LIABTLITtEs.
BY amt Of 5-7ths per cent for
school purposes paid Co. Trea'
surer as per rc'pt. S42l,f0,1
By cash paid Robert Cover, as
cum'r. 200
VIM. P. Daniels, 900
Samuel Barrett, 400
Samuel NJ Young, agent, 26,44,1
for Stationary and Printing 1000
Amt of interest uncollecled fin
suit) 1Q6,OO
S589,54,9
Amount of money loaned upon
which the interest has not
been paid, and now in suit, 100000
ROBERT COVER, } Fund Com'rs ef
WIN. P. DANIELS, Lucas county,
SAM'L B BNRRErT,) OHIO.
BY SAMUEL M. YouSo, Agent.
Feb. /, 1910. ATS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
rur nI.EEN,s MARnIAEE.
ssMuca yrr rsMA,xs ursysG."


Nothing can plain Republicans han 'e 10y
al accounts Of The Queens marriage h,r
one paper SAYS that 'he perfect seImSSesSon anu .a
In: Of her Majesty al all times, had NJ" i"'saAeh "e' "
This interesting OCCASION" . a., ,..,,. ), ,,, ea;r
Of which was 10 hearts, and which added 10 ts lac
that ne conceudcd 10 notice several Of the DISTINGUISHED per
snnares present an whon he acquainted maze nun com
pe,rly irresistible The Queen also ~ I, ,nn, hr Mn
ayctonaly face Of the Prlncr ne e5 o ,
;e kissed her uncle, the Duke Of SiSseN ana te 0h DOW"
.rr are recorded Instances OF affection anu eoh" "
0sI R%t mnn s majority the thus loyal and con
pra,uaor ocasioalH the suy spirit OF John Gui beaHs o
a different language Prordeacs i'arnG'
A JERRY SNEAK.
Yes, love. / hasten back 10 thee,
,1ayp rluIht
AN ~ t sm sick p Of Germany many, "''''
OF slender purse, and sharp soar krout.
wiz, YOU, nj dear. Ia fan he dining
Than German fare there can I DC worse,
/ lon. icpsec soc're.sa shining:
III hold thee in my heart ani p2rse'
Ict nc but have a lille ch1arc~
change Of linen and of diet
And q! affairs arrange
Just NJ you plcasc-I'm very quiet!
know trt you w III reign and rule
'IS not for the, m! Gentle VIC,
hen e n harness i Ike Il mule
Or against your W,l 20 he@
The inc xpressbies you mcnticn
III put foot IN,
With free leave when cohlescenson
lncines you 10 uhge your slave:
Upon wings Of love past
I'm well aware il Is eSpedient
That Ito who ''rulss the roast
should be in every thing obedien
Royal Hotel, Save Coburs. ALnERI.
The following the paper shows such facts as mon
archs should be careful To Keep from the people
THE QUEEN AND HER HUSBAND.
'tMr. Edor-ts contemplation 10 have another mar
mn, illumination morrow, Monday doubt great Ince
nuy will be displayed. Tut,e doves woons 10y" among III
rose. getting up stairs Evcn joys pains sccaus
they !h"se and mere say incs VIII hr 10 We"
Allow me recommend quotation from Hc Isr Tor tras
pa-ncv sWlcR the rTG; palace, AMI hrh"id one ma
Of ROYALTY fcns at ease, ana i'r
over millions tien the hut Of poverty, and es III
wrcchcd lahurer. viii; toll divide his scany m4TsS VIZ
infants sGcken and indignant ~ the sight, blush io l'e pa
G.: humanity.
Or this: $50, 900 per year for an establishment!
a,nro per year for husband.
10000 for stahlc>i
$1,000 oaty educating the people
Your obedIen servant, ~ RNlAH SHAME
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
Correspondence, from .iibnny.

MARCH Ith lou.
Aside from the important bill or the subject of the
currency, this has been Interesting week III the
sessions of tie Senate. The proprcties of debate the
decorun of the Senate, nay, the common courescs OF
lire have all been outraged by the renegade Root
You are well aware, that of the principal reasons
which induced Root to bolt from the democratic party,
and turn 10 craze in Ire barren fields Of Federalism,
was his disappointment al not receiving the appoint
mcnt of Bank Commissioner FOR which he applied
In the course of the discussion the currency, this
circumstance was stated nv Col Young, III that open
and ahovc-board manner which is o! the dlst'n-
gushing characteristics OF the Senator from the fourth
district Root, in his reply, did not attempt TO deny
the truth Of the statement. TO answer the arguments
which had been made the question before the House
Driven from the fields o reason, he resortcl TO abuse,
the ready weapon of the mcancs intellect, and concud-
ed most violent speech By calling Col !. - scorH-
DaEL" When the Senate adjourned IL Dung walked up
10 Root who st03d in the Hall OF the Capitol, and
said ;. Sir, y"u have applied TO me cpithet in
the Senate winch Won dare not utter here. Repeat
it nov, and will chastise you where you stand :
Rort mumhcd that "he wanted no personal cncoun-
tcrs, and skunk away The minority of the Senate
have waited patiently for those who have tie power,
to vnd!catc The ns offered, not 10 member only,
but rightly considered to every member Of that body
If of those who 90 Ior Van Buren, and REFORM had
thus violated The order of dcbcrave body, il would
have been rung by venal press through the whole
land. and would have been for months. meat and drink
to the party who claim sail the decency.'
~ York .Nco Ere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
Michigan coming to the Rescue Orrfo1cia- Stc.c
Contention.


Contention.
THE DEMOCRACY AWAKE The Great State Con-
vention which was held in Detroit the 22d Of Febru
aTr, the largest held in The State of Michraa
The accounts say that il of the most crafty
ing and elevated exhibitions Of popular sentiment in
behalf of Republican principles that ever witness
ed Although the roads were rendered almost impassa.
bic BY the warm weather and the heavy rains, the
gathering Of the Democracy so surprisingly great
to fill the large and expansive City Hato overflow
ing. There could not have been less than FIVE
THOUSAND delegates present The Hos LUCIUS
LYON presided But one determination was mani
fesed-the defeat of BRITISH WHIGGERY and
the ascendency Of DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

TX CHANtERl-viRcr>,.In ilcnrIco County Court JanIa
L ~ !, lsiG:
Edwin Wmlhi, Plaintiff.
William VI. Fulton and Roh'. A. Mayo, Defendants
This the plaintiff by his counsel and fled HE bill and
the defendant Wr VI Fulton, having entered his
and security according Tie act Of Assembly aud the rules
Of this Court, and appearing hy the AFFIDAVIT II Gro W. oe
this made Court, .I.abait Of his rnu
try ordered that the defendant, do appear here on tie
tr o liz. april inrn and answer bill III The ,ag
tat copy Order be forthwith inserted r .atr
newspaper ruhti- Richmond for t,. ,nt ;Ic
ccs>l:cs posted from: yo. Courthouse Of iii.
County.
a coPy-Tests, LnFTIN y. ELLETT,
CH G.
Fees 62-wsY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
PHILADELPHIA, March ).

WAR NEzT2-Sevcral of our city Banks vcster-
day refused TO pay the checks of these persons having
depoSitcs. but marked such checks "good:' these
checks were in instances refused in other banks
whcnotiercd in payment Of notes-so that We have
now suspension Of even payments in paper
PIRHsH rnnlnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

1JARGE AVE, WINNER OF TIE GREAT ST. lE'LG, w
W occupy stables the present season. winch has CON
ed, and viii "Npirs isi Juy.
In order conform The public sentiment frequently c'p
that AZ Salnr- ~ iS rurIry stand .h price, an
induced tit. 81 .HdrrHrt ai so rah inf ta
mare Fl The Mares VII b" well led with cra
per dly. No lett with the Horse VIII
delivered until all sDsp ra!d nni iu The seasons 81 s
Il" remain the monc! mu b. pam when III" mare t'
Cuunrd servants boarded riargCnn Accommodate
Every rrcCaIUa taken 20 prevent accident,
U osrarrs, hrt NJ LIABILITY far either.
For The effr,ancg> 1t iqr rgre which spea'
ed ON the Enrl,- ISIS 1881 the public i. cc'd
10 thu Ensi>I Racn: Garudafs
.iy address Richmond. Va. .
TO. c. WILLIAMSON
roha NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

A TEACHER WANrEH.-iayin- iisai-,t cao.I IA ,-
y sequence bad health, Young qualified teal u.s.
Latin aud English il@ul:c fd -ittul, Us apTlyag
mcdiatcy former patrons III the nc'gibuhuod o IT,
Mines Cur.t, Ifsid County. W..
AUGUSTUS HtNCuta
Narrt l,,IN--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

bc ,esumnt,oo of State debta, with some mod'hcanons
and an additional resolution, submitted by Mr NorVen'
were adopted The Senate, about eight CLOCK III Tue
oren;nr adjourned until Monday Gi"dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

NA>HIsGToN, March Gin the Senate, to-day, af-
ter protracied debate which will be given hereafter
the resolutions reported b the Select Committee on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17


r1:TI7RFs TO YUl,NG MEN-siH Lectures TO young men,
| delivered in Richmond hy the Rev. b. H. thap'l.
Fl - expected the work will be published 'hc hrst "e" W '
Price - cents. 49, ,.,, ,,,.c, 70 Ic,ya ,,r
riry pr.vot- Ia III" publication. may '''""s' " " " 49,
ia"nfn." !" t"ehi on ~ "a SMITH j PALMER
=>I7EIIc sITE or LAND NEGROES, Sc-Ihe subscribers
!, :, a,iic alii,n on "Wednesday, I'D April ncN oi
the pipi-c tie valuable tract OF 'hd' tc ar te'n.t m
,,t Wm Green, dec al Mrckruhurg This esta' situated
m miles u Bnydton and Randolph Macon COLLEGE, contains
nn m ,r. and lies both sides ol Alien ftrh ln
,hayua large quantity of low grounds on me rtcR an"
r,prhc. while u., nfte HIGH land Is :" inr as Tor Tobacco"
uu sc Tin plantation sufficient Tor thc advantageous en-
nymcn oC II ar hands aud has stvctd nue. mrn""r !ie"
nn an Immense nuanty herds grass Inc
rn.ds dwelling house. excellent grtnHry STABLES Owe"
Scrri- and negro huiisrs tobacco hNi>' i" u" "t''i
houses. uI. r and saw n both ~ good repair the 'i,
rroaudino Irar custom. The Latter rend red very sihit
the abundance EXCELLENT timber an the at' ic
Subscribers wl show land Ia any person VINO ma! WISH
yIcw IL. \, . "a ~. =. ..,,,.
W. win rl NJ the same and place" 20" ~ ihry t'Il
yorne and .l-a good Mic aud bi"H
miiI lie trk IL lion cattle, sheep aud hog: household an'
plantation oi-. SC ier' he ihu % w
.I on rr.if of one The purchaser cI.iis
~ nh auurnved ~ rnIi, security. and III" hhcri"f retaining M
r,ph iii, mrnt made. rnr the saEe> ana other Prop N '
nrcIa-,r, with satisfactory security! a''"t i
months viii br
executors Of The YIN. Green, we VIII al~u sc NJ t'
same io credit ul II months, between ~" ana thr l'"
sa barrels rGI ;::ats of whca oats, nay tiG t"ddlf
! and an elegant new baroucht ,,, , r,,,,
| T.. DODSuN,
WV. W. OLIVER,
JAMES OLIVER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
r.,

J Il l. ~
O@c, ~. -, South STRAIT Baltimore.
carirGL r.fp ~, Two millions DuLL,Fs.
THE PTrrlrE; and irU-i"S q! This Company receive 10
Drlsite which interest VIII lee aIi.w ed naA"
and manage Trusts every description may t. a
mtted their charge. whether from i.y dua!, corporate ~
dies. ~ courts Of Justice.
!. M0xEY viii he received and held in trust and the S
thereon paid annually. quarterly, in conformity WIN W.
direction Of The re interest i'll be- placed at the "a.
nf r'cTy SIX months 10 IA" credit Of TIE Trust Fund f ae'Uht
lrtun.
. LVE T>srR >cE-rcrson, may effect insurance. wih are
year years ;.l whole Of lic. The ;al o '"i,'
computed for TIM Company upon e most favorable tenn .
well m III" Officers of the Navy ard Amy, c'>cn'""d ~
BE- lad application - the Company - rs AGENTS. r
3. i:rCiIIE,fhrsr VIII he granted upon , terms rs
naIe 'i'c annnitat .Jy the largest income tF any g."
"nuEat ut money.
4. EsUowMESl,.A person who desires provide ca.
for ward when he shalt arrive n the age .; :" 'a
marriage portion for daughter, effect through ih!' I
taHy. IN
OTcrrs and TRUSTEES n the CcmpcnpP Macanle, Ed. ~
fr,-dchi, baltimore: John Duer EsG l.. L. D., Wee P'4
New York, Richard WILSON, secretary, y. Thnrs,", ii''
Secretary. 49,.
T7ls;srr-saac Lawrence. Beverly Robinson. b. "cIA'i
charles a. Davis, Samuel NcimnTe, Ea:d i!aditn. 'u
Bak'y, l.. SrarcS. +. Tan1u. T. e.. Ncy,, Ro",
H. t,'t Morris Robinson. Now York Matthew J." E"'aH'
Plai'. John Moss Philadelphia James ioy, Vim. H. ha"'"
Sl:u:r "tnan, Frrrnck ". Brnnr 6. :. uahd, Jo'e'-
cushing, ficI,i.ng luca', IT,, Baltimore. ,n.
Applications h. made personally, or by lcuc! P,' f
the Agents Tor the Company Virginia, Tho w. i,a ~
feeling assurances making other Arrangements tT"Gh -
Comay for the benc!, oi Their families or estate -
T.. ". TaEE, 3geuf EIofa9a- -
.2Ssnis IN PU-lnDG.
pnrr'p II. T.sP Esq, Richmond.
WA. :: SiMr.o>, Esq. Petersburg.
Gro. ". CAMP Esq, .'orfolk
koEEEr AnpE r-oS, Esq. Williamsburg
josS. BErsG, Es,i, Winchester. - =,
June IL li-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

/tEo WM BROWN. snornfy AZ Ll',. nars,T""' 10 d ,,
I \ q the ii Jld'ii b,-u't. anu -,
go, ~ Tho Republic at Austin. He VIII attend ~ ,ht
p, ~ land. in am part Republic, and Transact h w.
~ 10 ms letter. addressed I" nun II
Pi Il, New UfIraus Will be prompt! attend "a IT,
-, ~: i;nde and Srddon. Attornics at Law; ana
htesIS paid" Nv; 'N''N>>
Mnrrhl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17


DRoTiiER IuT trHAS-The largest and most beautiful
ID rapp published IN ne void. Larger by ty lparr
t,lr ANY other newspaper published Va the miind state f
,lri saturdays 10. Nassau street, New York Fac, -
yrar--iwo cuplr> Tor 8.
The proprietor, mammoth slrr:hc Greet Weston
n.nu- IN. Iur spreading bs
reading public ,yrcky periodical containing greater a"a,
II l-,l! and rni..n- i>u,Lu! iin - 10 b.
found IN ANY similar publication ~ IL" world,
Zach number 81 the paper contains ~ :t m amount "i read
in. matter found SihIS q" ORDINARY nI"dtt nt S"'
co.. sa-auh more than contained in volume at Irving, c.
ur, ar anrrsit'. History of America, which cas- ~ sol
mraud Three Dollars year. For - twn cop VIII he
! forwarded one YEAR or on" copy t'.o wears
publication ut Original Prospectus, IN" bn'h
Jonathan t, enlarged aUi it, apl before Gas been
increased, thai much Than r t.rcr quantity 81 III
at III" day embraced IN IT. inlGDH
capacity. :. !trtun- nu al tic most prominent aud celebrate
writer Of a Sw.u. r"hi,.ir, aud Wla'rT
new rc rare Immediately transferred I" IT. columns.
rg contributions ptrDd ri American writers ri rir
contributions ti country I" the Nsc.
Literary Department the closest attention Is hd and
All the selections nal contributions. strict
ted avoid all "uc upon the opinions {" any aH
religion politics.
E,p,.,r G,yin. tl.rht n that had krd path
ours, Ives in hi people delight I" follow" the B"n
Jonathan .a ~ begun, Ia L. bold. gentle" wfl.
III, grave merry WHY >iroti, hashhs mt ti
ing insured, incompatible newspaper. II -a lac si0'r
L,rs mirror wherein m, world Ill stand reelected. IL -t
Tho beautiful Of Nuv,~, RcnanrCs ana STORES u
i .cx.S-Faly Tales Tor lover, nj the marvellous irccnd'
ACCOMPLISHMENTS tor rt muuccr>-Nui and Ra>n t
Notwithstanding for musical nvc--S0nHt q
,ic.-Srnrn, for Old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tor poiclans-an
Lectures sermons. Criticisms, Epi.ran', &c. &C.. &c. o d
''' WH.-oE :. COMPANY
Publishers Gft Tia 'Brottcr .Jon"tiar,' y. iGrt.
lMif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

POTIT!l NJ.

We give below lively, pleasant and s"o'-nanrcd
article which cannot fail to amusc our readers, espe.
cialy among the Wings, who must be quite exhausted
with huzzang for goody Harrison. The same post,
mark, and The same disguised hand, which y" noticed
n the communication headed :'Whi@ Capital, pub
shed in our paper Of Saturday, appear tic face !"
this, and give additional force TO the conviction, TIM
We discovered I'D correspondent, whom wc welcome
most cordially. Notwithstanding the pciCr" here pre-
scented sr,kngly resembles great original now LIVING
give full cred, nee TO The declaration ct The artist
that it describes not an individual, bat species
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
Feb -
PlASO FORTE lVAKE-IlOCsL

THE subscriber Is constantly receiving from the celebrated
Il mauualcIuy of Nr>S. ri.Es, New York, elegant an1
plain Piano F"c, the latest Improvements, and t
dclcacy touch aud sweetness OF peculiar IL Their MA
nuiactaIr.
Also. large MUSICAL Instruments, and Hus
Merchandise ~ general.
Piano Forte, repaired tincd let on hire taken IN
change.
CHEAP Music.
The collection Music o!T.r"d for sale IN W.
mas be selected the Of thu sn>cutr VA"
enabled t" -e at the Philadelphia and New i"s "hc'"'
and REAL prices.
r. n. TAYLOR.
Primo Fart5 and .Wasie Sters, egpo.t, n, BINS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
WHITE SIrLrHrR WATER.

From ~ Hh3tr Hga"r >pr,r- GrGcHJ"tcr County, F.s
TsIIE uuir-i fl '.l,r. that h"y ,r,
Il siyty engaged III transporting" tbs Ccl!ied Mater both
aud may b. Dc -Ircd - purchasers
rhr. proper tbr public tint lbc m
and extensive experience ha iiy established IN. ir.
!, T.s ;hC Woo. ii wi! the baSrr' = made al
ard, and ohsrt-S, pcyorr rfr '6 Fpo the rNErrl
rendered completely ,ttt. Ia for transporting prsrfp
water, IN IL purity aai medical ,h.g.c:.
Persons wishing The III obtain II
wholesale agcns-.it DHrG RiC!mond Rchdyd Nt-, Ran
more; Caar. Eis Co., PhlaIrpl ii lhc tpotllt !.
p.,rr.Jur. pa. Those wishing obtain IN ".EEs, must
dress their orders undersigned. no WIN deliver al a
son, ~ ut shipping point 10 which may be- ordered.
Hhns satptar Spr,"9', IG W VI. d. CAL" Eli. = 60.
March u Hr'--tW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

MANSION tiujSE.-ScvcTAl idnGc> can be- accommodate
w beard ai tie season, t The year A.u aig,ar
twenty day h,arttrr..
and families visiting III" ciy, .S house
nturcmpHISuntcd The r,Ttrc ~ t"s''s', II = lie
stopping place. I" III" Merchant, az 10 :agT,
VISITING P,uns WISHING tn r' "
lhr!! horses attended Ia ihr Ia.
charges always moderate w
MARY TI'ENER
R;rlrorG, .uqych ~. iG2-2awtlita
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

;SSES e. BOSiiER Attorney Lar. Will attend the Superior
y aud Inferior Corta this Cry. bushes, entrusted E
" ~ receive prompt attention.
Office ~ iaHbarh Row.
Fob IS "!-GawN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

gsrMFoEn icADLbY-hr ri . 81 This institution wi
- r0r,iut.! subscribers III" ensuing COMMENCING
The 18Th January, and terminating tie 18th Ut',mtr
" It'll a,atuu month in tie saEntr - hI> SCA"i
he loi the Greek. Spanish and French language" Na.
rriS including Arithmetic. Algebra cnnctn plane and p
,al Trcunnn-ry AID practical $un ewing, together win
lraur!t. English language usually taught preparatory
nal> The trNi books w. b. ;hc same that Gi It'll, mi
vrf,tv al ~.
TrTus-Roald including every thin" Sr-f"rttun 80,
half p,tqll. IN advance am the b.ianc, TIE it 81 tsmig
No deduction Will Z made for !ar"rancr.
H. J. CHRISTIAN Prranl.
mo T.. CASON.
Dec II u-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

Feb -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
March 10

WILSON :: COMPANY.
. Publishers attic "Brottcr Joaoiiar'' ". r0rk
. March lr-wtf
, 1840-02-08
WHOLE NUMBER s2e.

my blessing As Adelaide rose, the bless
ing oil her father fell upon her ear. 1t sounded
like the message of mercy to the DYING. II
spoke Of pardon, and of peace.
Adelaide now became the gentle, watchfnl
nurse OF her aged parent. Her hand done
smoothed his couch, and administered ss
refreshing draught. By night, and by idav.
she fingered near his couch, and was blessed
by seeing returning health visit his wan
cheek.
HIS thin gray hairs never appeared so sa-
cred IN her sight, as they did now, as she
parted them from of his lofty venerable
brow-ands she felt it would be TAR better m
die, b ever inilict another pang upon bls
heart.
No harsh reproaches from her father bad
lalien on Adelaide's ear. Not a word Of
what had passed: he saw her distress and re-
morse, and forbore to add one drop to her
cup of sorrow.
Most salutary was the lesson Adelaide
Stanhope had so dearly learnt. She felt i.s
influence in all her after life.
When settled happily, years after the
events have related, she would lauchi1rIv
repeat TO her children her adventure with
the pedler. And it is a remarkable fact tlr.
one of her daughters had the least SPICE
romance about them, and although their
mother retained and lived on the patrimoni.
estate oil her ancestors, the shade of the
loliy eins that surrounded the dwelling. had
little charms for tlem-and generally in
Their walks they avoided the scene of their
early exploits.
, 1840-02-08
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