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THIS elegant establishment open or thu reception
visitors The control and supfIGeni.nc-
the las The increasing reputation 81 IT. water II realty
superior accommodation, ana IT. proximity 10 the Northern o
the prop-nr- doubt. hut that thu c"nans
De- large and fashionable Oar usually excellent band
Of viii be Ia attendance the 1t 81 July Stages
run Alexandria, Fredericksburg Charlottesville aud Vim
chester, and from III. IL Of July. wall daily from the Ao
former points those from frederick hn.s leaving There after tie
Or the Richmond carsa al the Springs h-;u
night Pos, Office - kept here, which called. The book
the Post Oc- Department WarreDion Spring" Daily na!.
alike the Sori! aud the South Pa--nsr;- yr
South leaving after breakfast VIII g. 10 Fredericksburg
the carihose for the Month"; ~" i-ave tin Sp'n:
and reach Washington .e for Northern
The fare wi exceed - - 10 fredrckb uig
81 Washington These Increased facilities al
OF accommodating and the pledges II
subscriber, superintendent 10 leave nothing Gndon-
VIII lie h"prs be sufficient inducement
portion u the public 10 favor with thrir presence.
DANIEL WARD SSptr.aeadGni
LIN 81
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CASE Of Mcleod.

w. adam, IN. opinions which "D!nWidde expresses.
W. cons,dsr Mr. Webs,ers course as covering IN us
s,;,. and his letter to Mr. Fox touching ne" IS
mes which dscree, d. plomatist ought 10 have avo,d
"A Mr. Webster should have said only, that MY
Fnrsv,h had explained the true position Of me case
and ina, he was MT disposed 10 change it-that NC
I God Sas in the hands Of hs State .. New ! OK,
CHARGED before her tribunals with violating her laws
and tina, he must leave ham Mere according y ,he m
,,u,ou. of his country-thst Mcleod would nave
f,II ;us,ics done him-and that the plea put IN ~
Goat Britain tina, the act assumed BY her TO-
eminent would constitute fair argument before the
,dic,a,y or New York, and would have is due weight
,h,t even If the Government of the United STATES mao
INV gh, to interfere with the legitimate authorities Of
Nv York il could scarcely be induced to INTERFERE
hcsusa of the continued evasion Of Great BritaIn 10
IA s Justice and because o! her present Pereinp'oFy
and UNQUALIFIED demand FOR the surrender OF McLeoo'
&c, &c. ,., hoe boon "a,
o,berw;se lie has repelled the demand OF Great pr
,n,n with no sort Of dignity He has manifested r an
;ndecen, haste in complying with her demand, "e
road position he has taken IS unenab!e. ne b''1''
,,,L on The Caroline either an &C, OF war; or u
not, In, vas an act Of war upon us, (mPfjeft s,ae
- var a. Mr. Riyes presumes TO CONSIDER men NC
ood i prisoner OF war, and ought to be held by Us
Will Great Britain had done Us justice tor the attack
Ru, ii no, an &C, OF upon Us on Inc pal' Of
p,.,s,n then Mcleod IS charged with dong US an m
o,v IN lime Of peace, for which, according 10 fastel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22
:. TILE FISCAL. AGENT.

~. -,., con,riy.uce Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury dispusts many oil lie pesl 'iha"e's, 1
pon,s many OF the Nmgs-and offends az 'ie "ue
State Rights friends Of the CONSTITUTION, - ,rnrL
y.u - nrac,,ce-whch establishes great OahA -
W,sb,,g,on wher. they cannot ind Directors sum
GENTLY acquainted with commerce 70 coH"u1' ,ti,h
rn,ions If many Of the States reiuse - .n
branches within their borders, las thsy "ii'l
answer,he nurposes Of il, authors. II IS eslaossu
,ha saa, r. orernment where It's portenious coHo'na
lion y,ih the Executive power may MAKE y MY -
m,d,bl- than lis PREDECESSORS 1t ID placed heA' WV
~ Cn,r-sss where members will be appointed proxies
10 elect FIVE Directors, and who may receive Gu
,nocations the reward oil lheil woes -, :. : iii
IN q mons,rous combination OF funded deo'' u ~,
I,.lnent that is created where no oeot Is Ieaily
due 10 the Sta,es-of the Proceeds oil me uo''e
Lands scattered among the states, ana ioi',"s -
an augmentation of the Tarih II IS es'ap'.s".u
an The basis Of corruption, because II expects 70
"ns tho states into an assent of the establishment
NJ branches within their territery-and Inc Vi"
,nbusbnoly directs that ''the stock 80 suosc'uu 20
n. pse Of any State shall become and De 'he pope
of such State, end subject 10 It's contfoi rom ~ 49,
10, the time that such State shai oy "a" 49, -
same And If anv State shall not within l"o CO.. CO..
Con, and after the passage of this act accept ise u
cL so subscribed for said State, the same SUE. pa
10 and become the property OF the o'he' I'll L,ve
,;yelv in the proportion aforesaid, when s'4' -,
a,as5 81 10 accept as If the same had oeen aP,
aSfeeu 80, o-r,,,Ir That IS 10 say, If Old ' IT.
toned 10 them OF gihalis i - ,,nc niles
s;nia be mercenary enough 10 give up her ne
I'D swallows the bait, she may receive hef Pa's 10
al, nstaen but if not then TO pass over 10 te
o,ber States o.. easier virtue f"r one VIZ ~, 80. ~,
ds,in gushed State Rights wing 1--WE nope on 'a ~
Virginia will have virtue enough to Keep " !, 10
her borders. we, iof one W
the last. r..;,,,;on which Mr
Such is the character Of the lns,'u'o"' hnn.in,,
b,. in most shameless and in most bungns
manner conrved for the adoption Of wing GTns's', n
But even many of the Wings openly Ieplu,,e
ho,e or in part Many Of their presses are oa
: The phlsdelpha y Gazette objects to several o. rs
most M impor,sn, provisions It objects among Others
mos -. es,.shmen, OF its Head quarters IN Washing
ton. where viii be surrounded By NEEDY memoe,s %
Congress who have too much political influence 10 pro-
5nce confidence which il 50 much 10 b- ces'seo,
od we doubt # capitalists Will be disposed to iase any
par, in the formation Of such al institution, ~ns's.'
were law passed to authorize the formation t =,
b.nk in which the Government should have no EAa's'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22
June -

TAPER! PAPER THE Franklin Manufacturing Company
Richmond have hand good assortment Of Letter
Gan blank Book Medium Printing and other Paper
kinds which they believe Will bear comparison quality and
go with the work similar establishment the Mon
hey therefore with confidence solicit the patronage Of their
no., friends and public generally and are ready
A. f ay description tina, be desired which The!
- furnish on They request that all orders
sI may addressed either their agents.
Wssrs Jams Szer Son. Mr. John Richsrds Supenend
snt al the Paper Mill.
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rnE ARol.lTION rCTITIONS.


The r Wing shows lis disposition TO assam Mr
Wise bu, dares not come out openly II knows that
the People for whose rights he has been 50 naniuily
con,snding will do justice 10 his eloquent and ndlg-
nant ef,rts Wise has rallied around the rights Of the
South lie has attempted shut the door against all
Abolition pe,itions-because hroug that door IS 10
enter dscord, agitation, perhaps dissolution 'sseit =
Who does no, thank hun, that has the heart of 4 'ir
gilman beating in has bosom:
Mr. Wise leo has done justice 10 the Democracy OF
the North no have stood b. We shall again want
their assistance On motion Of Mr. Stuart "a Virginia
Wing, compromise has beea most unwsey adopted,
which .upe rseGes the present the 2lst fue-ano oh
suspends hostiltles 10 the next session. iHth, '''e
Abolition storm burst upon us with all IT'S
Mean time The mercenary schemes OF the -'si.ri'
Who's will be attempted 10 be carried ou' al .ne na's
Session And the more important, interests o Inc south
- resisting the spirit Of AbotonIsm are 10 be sacri.
feed FOR Bank for Distribution, and Tor ali enlarged
Tariff hereafter.
cent movements Of the Ahoonists IN Massachusetts
nd Vermont Look al the organization IN y iotA
ook I, The late decision OF the Courts oil olio' oy
= b,ch master ia prohibited from even carrying ms
,ves through that State Missouri al the risk OF thel
60, fee-for several have been really discharged
he he Cour,s Of OHIO. Look al the imPudent crcu'
lar s'To The Abotioniss Of the T. = addressed ~
Joseph Surge Of England, dated from fhlaaeipn.si
.ih mo 7th. ls4I 18th June lie preents 10 detail
he horrors of the slave prisons IN the District Of 20
lumbs and has the nsolence to appeal 10 US Tor eina
coat,on an to up 10 greater excuses The MUIR"
sed Abolr,lons,s Of the L S. Hear member q Con
rress this points
s.Tash,ngton, June 90. i take the liberty OF en-
closing YOU Circular directed 10 each member o
Cn,res, nv the Abuloniss, and the nsolent ADDRESS
presented By the Committee The part Of the of.'7h
and Foreign An,i.Slarery Society TO the Pfesden, Of
~. I-o,,sd States This will shew to the country ihe
true reason Why that such efforts were made 70
re.odop, the 2Is rule of the House OF w.
nrsvsn, an organization er tie House THIS rule
h,. been resented By the votes of Southern Wings
IT'D w;,h Northern Abolitions.s AMI Federal'sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22

N-OTCE-o IAfvn, Hannah Price, Chirs Terrill
y cori.a his ~itr John T. Wans James : b,ifyman and
WIFE Guy Hamilton M,rea r. HI. wife James :, B.ide
and susan ". h WIFE Thomas L. sihfe.iey, Juliet = Jack
son lew, G. Upsaw Martha Edwards, Mason 7. y. Upha~
and Arthur ~ " Upshaw: As are not Inhabitants Of The
state Of Virginia ron will therefore take notice that the I'D
av nj Jy n.I NJ lie Clerks Office of Federal Court in
the ow Columbus the State Of OHIO, between the hours
OF 10 A. P 81 shall proceed 10 take The deposition
In1ge LAIN McIean-and Clerks Office uf
Court in the town Moganfed, the Stale Of Kentucky
tween hours The 10Th Of same month SHAH proceed 10
ons evidence now pending the Circuit
Suneor Court Of Of Caroline county The
state ri Virginia. wherein sally Hpkns. Administrators,
sr,reslry Reynolds Executor, plaintiff and and
.sr and others are defendants H. from deposi
ons should taken, respective days aforesaid
thereof continued from day - day until completed
e EDWIN CPSHAw
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T,HoS. SPENCER, -7sa, Ia. for SALE Al h oli stand
first above Banks all the
the Davis ard many other Piou-s w: large Of
Plough Castings, Com Shelters Cutters Nhrar Fan
He p>r-d make aud repair Tesng Machines
order And having made with j. Tinker or
nufacturlne lis Pous srah-G being ahe in
public, MI! be his power furnish them
this celebrated implement
Richu oud lJ-p3,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22

N-OTICE-was stolen from ih- landing of On
~ Owns Island sailing Canoe ht-d blue and White
The on sif- All green inside. 81
wt b. given The aicve supposed
been b. boy named J who absoonied from -vrn "
Lane Mathews county, who offers reward Of 81 for is
The about 10 ri
IL. II. KEEgiE,
l.. W. LANE.
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ment with instructions to strike out 25 900, and insert
quarter salary.
Mr. FILLMORE moved the previous question, and
there second.
This cut off the motion Ia rfcnmnit and hrn.lylli
The House directly TO vote the passage ur the b
And (ner some conyersatiun) the nam question was
ordered IN lie taken.
Mr.. WELLER asked the yeas and nays; wheel, wer.
ordered.
And the main question, "Shall this bill pass" was
taken and decided in the affirmative: Yeas NAYS %
So the bill passed
Aud, hafp past eight o'clock, the House adjourned
NJf I'M
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.Satnrddys Proceedings

The Senate did not sill
In the H. Of X the Speaker called upon the States
and Territories for petitions When Massachusetts was
called, Mr. Adams presented bundle Of Abolition pc
tons and asked for a receipt from The Clerk Of the
House Upon every presentation, ,he Speaker declared
that the question Of reception would lie upon the table,
aud Mr.. Adams threw the petitions into his hat
On motion of Mr.. Barnard OF New York, certain
parts Of the Presidents Message referred TO vari-
Gus standing Committees. The fiscal agent and Cur
rency referred to the Select Committee on The Cur
rency
Mr. Barnard then asked leave to report project for
a Fiscal Agent-which was objected 10.
Mr.. Hunt of New York offered resolution instruct
ing the Select Committee the Currency 10 report
bill for National Bank, to be established the "to!-
lowing plan" This it was supposed, MIR. Bar
nard's resolution. The plan, however could not be
read mystery of the majority, and could not
be revealed
Mr.. Gilmer moved TO lay it upon the table.
Mr.. Calvary Morris moved an adjournment, and the
House adjourned at 5 o clock, p. m without count
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22
u. VI. Hoyt & Co.'s Lucky Office.
DRAWING of Virginia Mononsalia Lottery, Class F

- I9,h
% 2. Is - CT Il 10 - 81 g
The Lottery for Saturday splendid scheme prizes Of
So EACH Ticket. only sl0iof sale By single ticket
package, HofI cos.
!. ls-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22

4 Young Man, who a good Accountant, understanding
n business and la. ao taught classical school DESTROYS
getting n,n employ He good -rr-nc--
character and capacity. Apply al tins Cifce
SiIx
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Marriages..

Married. Tuesday the -tf INST al Coaa, l-'inc
ton Va h the Re-. John skinner. r Hon FRAHsi TH's.
Maryland Miss dGete. Of james Mcdowell q ~
Married, fIi Tue-,ay. thu eth inst, ~ thu Rev
William = Reid RorrHr gisE,. Jr, El "f Nelson co., 70 Mss
Eir.rEIH daughter Of Samuel fannl ESQ Of Campbell
Married. At Woodland the residence o Doctor T. Bnehnrr,
in Cooper cuun,y Missouri - 18th I" May ~ ih- R"v Nj
Jane- Joss " S.,a E-q Powhatan county, vs., 10 Mss
Mlsr FE.,cE, JoSIs, Of E---r county, vs..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22

Col Benton has addressed an eloquent and aPPro-
pirate reply 10 Committee Of Phiadel phia Repu5-
icans declining 70 for the Presidency At the next
Election lie draws remarkable and startling Por-
trait # the designs Of the present leaders Of the Wing
party lie calls upon every Republican to be on the
alert IN these portentous tunes. lie says, 1--WE hare
gone back not merely 10 the Federal times Of Genera!
Hamilton, and the elder Mr. Adams, but far beyond
them-to the Church and State times Of Queen Anne,
and the Corporation and State times Of tie fire, and Sc
cond George-in word, "to the Wing times OF ST
Rober, Wapole-whose long, corrupt, and pusil!ani-
nous Administration continued practice OF Tory
doctrines upon Wing professions, and the source aud
o,pin Of every curse which now atic,s the English
people" We shall publish this powerful document
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22

n SoTIcE-Res. WIN. :. Pume d. d., viii deliver an ad
before the Billie Society the University Va, the 70
unda FRIDAY 2nd day II July n-Si II II O'clock, A. ~
By order Of The Executive COMMITTEE,
+. II. ARCHER, Sssr.tary
OIL
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FAruI:IER WHITE srLrni.R sPRINGs.

ar The Tie MUDDY Creek Milk J. postponed nut
tntday tie 81 Juiy WM. II. MCFARLAND, -.
II. RHODES, 's'
Inne - lt-ti-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22


sIr Wise has addressed Card to the y. Inelligen-
the Abolition Debate We sorry 70 say, that one
sen,iiaen, Of his Speech otfrnds the r Wing
.ind no% Sf, in reply have 10 ag. that there - ~,
gentlemen greatest Of al mi-ch"- re fo"r
81 B pa-ty coalition N i-th- ppn2 a-ah
upon tbs coun,rg The Of h>Rtrey ard na'
q IN thu Hpus" VI AG4m, "!.n III 4 ,
ceu here the, their friends on" united "H''
a hunt fr ktgu5icaa. wherever can pa h,h' 1.
Mr. " ise evidently ailudcs 70 joan hanaolph g.
lebra.ed say;nr. 1.-THE Puritan and ,he Backlog =
HIRE he lSIf " seems u auds = the coalition be
tween Clay AMI Webster, n "h,ch MF. (Ao'i:'n)
Adams = IL pla; }ri fiddle. And who IS surprised,
,h,, lr Wh,te. t,he friend u aIr Tyler,l should be
iodlgoan, a. the coalition of these two politicians,
vybo 70 promote tlrlr own ambitious ASPIRATIONS sue
c.s,iy.ly are attempting 10 dictate 70 the Wing party,
o,oo,e Their Federal d1gmas upon the country, rule
Nr TYLER. and shove man out Of the way, for who
!. surprised that the r. Wing should take their part
aua,ns, TYLER and " and Will do all Mr. Clay
b'dd,nrs al all ,fnes5 TELL hm TO 60 TO Hill, (iot
the Dictator ITO Hill he goes
The Schooner Charles from y. Orleans. which was
found deserted in the Gulf and excited such profound
ntere., IN that CITY, under the suspicion Of her
having been murdered by pirates or by munees, turns
out 10 have been deserted by her crew, conse
ouence Of the idle pane Of her passengers from aleak
that threatened no danger Her crew, nc, have
rived in another vessel at Chsrles,on.
Florjda.-slaj. Chds has captured a. Fort Pierce,
Wild Cat and - Of his warriors, and negroes-whn
have all been shipped to New Orleans. Col Worth
IS endeavoring 10 intercept Halleck Tusenuggee, who
fled from Fort King on the Colonels arrival there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-22

considered The House OF Representatives court OF con-
science.
SIR Cooper Of Pennsylvania now asked his colleague
mir Snyderl question but he was ordered by the
Chair TO take his seat.
The Chair now made statement that Mr. Snyder
and Mr. Cooper called to order when they touched
upon Mr.. Ogle's pension.
Mr. Cooper now proceeded out of order, and was Sc,
down again by the Chairman. lie commenced AGAIN
Mr. Snyder called Mr. Cooper to order.
Mr.. Holmes Of S. C. appealed 10 gentlemen who
were wranglng over the sanctuary Of the grave, to
cease, and adjourn over
4 motion was made By Dir. Dean oil ONO iof
the committee to rise The question was taken by tel
lers, and resulted yeas 81, nays % So the commit
tee refused 10 rise.
Mr. Brown of Penns, lvania said his judgment went
one way and his heart the other he went INTO an eio
quent defence of the minority, censured the pension
system of England and closed with an eulogy upon the
Constitution.
Mr. Dean now obtained the floor, and proceeded TO
reply TO Sr Pendletons speech OF Yesterday. Hir
can said lie had been Inexperienced. he sara ne
id say, in the words of the poet with srsht al'ele
,ion "I.st the evil that he has done sleep with his
bones, and the good live after him that he 'houio
not 90 into the subject of Gen Harrison fame unless
other gentlemen called him out. He now considered
the appropriation TO be donation. lie apPtoVtu VI
the remarks OF Mr.. Underwood, and considered the
presidents cited as no, analogous lie said Washing
and Jackson would have spurned the ofer OF pen
sion lie said he now had word 10 say 10 hessrs:
White and Lane Of Indiana, and Mr. renole,on Of
Ohio. lie thought, from the excitement shown oy me
gentlemen, that he was in log cabin. lie sad Mr.
White put him in mind of the bursting OF cider oare'
fe never called gentlemen to order. lie never snono
He took up and answered his antagonists seT'u'"m'
without gloves. "a
The vote was taken, and the committee hiied
the blank with 2500o dollars. The committee then
rose and reported the Hill TO the House.
A question Of adjournment was pending when We
left the House, at i clock, p H. Globe
And the question being coneurr'n5 win tue
committee in the amount Of the sp1 fpria,'on-
MIR FILLMORE moved the previous question, which
was seconded
A motion to adjourn was made and rejected
And the main question ordered to be taken
Mr.. WELLER moved adjournment, winch was
lost.
And the question recurring on the main question IT,
e. on coucuring with the committee IN the aPpFoPr'a
ton of S250O0)
The yeas and NAYS were asked and ordered, and' ne
mo taken, were: Yeas ll9, nays 10
So the House concurr-d with the committee. j, ).
And the question then being on ordering the bill 10
be engrossed for a third reading :.
Mr. WILLIAMS of Maryland moved its recommit'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
AKo-usvs Journal Of Books ad Opinion Nov-Aqrl ISL
Nc~Nork Benjamin e. Te'et > Ann street Barile,, We
ford A>tur

ARc7usvs: Books and Opinion Nov-tqr ISL
Nc~-Nork Benjamin e. Tre,e = Ann Bartlett, We!
ford : A>tor House.
The leading article the latest number o this valuable
Monthly ESSAY u,on The Lecture, written.
judge from the signature, BY "A. JoNr. E>q. who
contributor pages. 1t attempts define what
lecture s-what part should discharge the great bus
of popular c!ucaton-at OF the prom
abuses o.; the present day and wha, degree OF
!uencc and dignity destined hereafter The
paper valuable. should udg,sby that
had been the subject Of ons-con5nued study and that
with considerable haste better article from
the same pen Is that on Ralph Waldo Emerson. Without
presenting fully and with complete apprehension OF Them
hs marked characteristics and the prounen; doctrines
winch ne the american champion. furnishes valuable
glimpses and hints character and s conceive. IN
the views OF the and tendency Of M
writings In tracing the connection OF Emerson and Car
lyle the crc sa< that originality Of .foash Carlyle !
superior; in purity OF language Emerson ha, the adln-
tage ~ Carlyle writes now, think this but
have any thing from the pen OF Nr Emerson
which VII! compare al :agorably with the purity lanli-
or Saxon strength Of CaIyes Life Of Schiller or hs
other early writings. Il tia, the Scotchuaa
mind diseased and 50 tar as Mr.. Emerson Is an uator
OF Cariyle all OF the diseased Carye. and Of
he man IN his healthy original brightness. Some points
Mr. Emerson genius too hiuk the reviewer does not
fully appreciate The great au with Mr. Jones generally
il seems to as s that he frequently ;or the sake
pointed anuthes sacices leas, portion OF the truth
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

E)Y Order Of John Crane Supreme Court OF Ca
~ aque County notice hereby gwen pur-uant to the p
OF the statute authorizing attachments against abcondng
and debto that IN attachment ha Issued against ne
tate OF benjamin Stesens and Lyman Green nonresident
and that the same viii be sold for the payment of their dpt M
nine months the irt publication th, and that W.
ent- oil any debit due TO them by residents Of hi sta' anu
livery to them or Tor teir Of any property within the STATE H.
To them and The transfer Of propcy b. thcH ~
bdden by law and ycdDated the 9th January ls+
MUiLEI'T s CUTLER,
Fob. G-9m. AtorneSs for at,achlng Creih0fs
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
SnNNE T

THERE is an altar at vy;,ica hurnbly kaeel
VyS-n Eve hath doanei her sable robes OF vo'
And genie spirits meet ct and I ks, IS ,aei oGi0w'
IT.. 1.gs which Time has no; balm 10 hea-;
And on this shrine they scatter sacred tlo"e's
Whiie silent ,ears ;heir glowing richness Keep
And deem they then that n the eyenns nogsS dec,
Tf,ose hol, spries that while no:ta!s SEQ So
| e bc,r mem blooming to more heavenly bowers.
Where ne: live the loste ovedoF ,Shos nan ey 'se
who hath his FOND hope: ron nln 9lel
And felt those Pangs 'he ear. sneel? H H.
And hndeth not an a!'a' ".'1- NeN- orker
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
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