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Mr. DoRaAs moved the Committee on Finance have
leave 10 bring in bill to provide for temporary loan
10 meet the wants of the Treasury lie stated that
there was at present but Sl97c7 I'll III the Treasury
which was available. There had been paid INTO Tie
Bank of Virginia in tie notes Of lie Wheeling Banss
the sum of Sgl5o; in The Farmers Bank, S31 ,'OO
thus making S4G,7lS Of deprecated money. lie was
informed moreover, that there was no probability OF
any other money coming INTO the Treasury except IN
the notes of Tie Wheeling Banks;-the 10Th OF De-
cember having passed by, ihe shrr'is "ouia now puy
M Wheeling paper 10 pay the remainder Of The public
funds in their hands. On the lst OF January the Isl
Auditor would want 100000 10 ray the officers OF The
Governments and the 2nd Auditor, ll,Oeo 10 pay lie
interest on public debt, then 10 become due. Thus,
said Mr.. d., We have Sl53,0C0 TO pay win only
Slg 600 afaitdUc, in the Treasury
Mr. DogmAN's motion agreed to, and the Com
nItee on Finance accordingly reported bill to provide
for a lean from the Banks. The bill was speedily car.
RED through its first stages; and came up on It's third
reading.
MIR. B,YLY addressed the House at some length in
opnoson TO the bill. He surprised at the hurry
in which such an important bill about to be carried
through lie was unwilling TO have the Common.
wealth thus made dependent on the Banks and, as II
were living from hand 10 mouth on their iavors lie
preerrcd TO sell Bank Stock at the sacrifice OF oo
cents in the dollar 10 adopting any measure Tor borrow
ing Of the Banks
DoRMAx and CRuTcHrIEID participated-the bIil was
laid the table, IN ORDER 10 aHO1d Time ot dnPe eo
sderaton.
Mr. Hrsrrr moved that when the House adjouTns
on the 9th of December, adjourn TO meet again on
the 3Oth Reiected--Ayes -, nays oil.
RELIEF TO THE BANKS.
MIR LErTwlcIi moved a reconsideration of the vote
refusing 10 grant leave 10 bring in bill for the relief
Of the banks. Agreed to-Ayes &C, nays IL.
The resolution then came up for consideration, and
was discussed at large by Messrs. LErrwieH, WAL
LACE, DANIEL, CRrTcnfiELn, BYRD, in the aiiirma'
live: and Messrs HoLLKMaS, BRowS, of Preston BAY
~ KIscnELor, HaRRisoN, Of Nonongal'a, and lioL'
LApAY, in the negative.
The resolution was passed by the following vote:
.qges-Messrs. Sout,all, (Speakerl Rlves Davis Of
Amherst, Kinney, Baldwin, Mitchell, Hunter, New
kirk, Toler, Nowlln, Cardwc, Broadus, Irving Brown
of Elizabeth City x Warwick, Vaughan, Semple, Tho
mas, Scott of Fauquer, Foster, Nj Laughn, Payne,
Deskins Woods, Early, Byrd, French, Robins, Frs
kline, Vance Push. Thompson Mullen MeRae, GEiggs,
Bowden. Moler, Kennedy, Smith Of Rana~ha, Wal
lace of k e., Edmonds Taylor of Loudoun, Ramey,
Smith of Mason & Jackson, Caperton, Davis OF NJ. "
r, ottiek Taylor Of Norfolk Borough Elhe'Sgs'
liams Wilson, Dey Elliott, s,ro,her Daniel, Dorman,
Leyburn, Tate, Csutc hGsld, Ford, Goodson, Mayo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

CoScnrss.-Among the other proceedings of the
Senate on Thursday, resolution adopted, on Mr.
Pfesons motion, calling upon the Secretary OF the
Treasury to communicate with as little delay posi-
bic ",he plan Of Fiscal Agent OF the Government
mentioned in the Presidents Message"
In the II. of r. the Message was cut up, and disrl-
bu,cd among several Committees. Some differences
Of opinion arose, between Messrs. Wise and Gushing
the one hand, and Fillmore on the other, as 10 the
comparative jurisdiction over the question Of Finance,
Of the Select Committee the Fiscal agency, and the
Committee of Ways and Means Finally the House
adopted this resolution, as submitted by Mr.. Fillmore,
aud amended by MIR. Everett.
THAT much thereof QLe Alessage) rs relates to
The Finances Of the Government, be referred TO the
Committee of Hays and .Mcans-e1espt the Plan of FL
nance recommended by the President
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Marriages.

Married. fredericksburg the lih Of October by the Rev
= & MGuire ofrhe Episcopal Church Dr. MesJAH LIZ
Ccsng,on, Kentucky, formerly Of Lynchurg Mrs Vim
a>iA LosNER, rec Of George T. Loner, ESQ., deceased
'hs laic delegate from Essex county, Va.
Married, Tuesday, the 9Th u, by the Rev. Wm s Plumcr
D. Mr. Jonr, nopr this city, TO Miss FASsr A. daughter
=" w. Trueheatt, ESQ.,, Of Hanover.
Maned, at croaon Spngs Essex county Va, the 18Th
MI BY the Rev. Dr. Duval Mr. L. Gsrrrs PAINE, of This city,
~. tR"sE A. MecrL.on, Of Chsmbers county, Alabama
at-d Wednesday, the 9Th Inst by this Rev. WIN lam s.
M WIN b.S.Ei, Jr Esq, 10 Miss SARAH ASK. daughter Of
'.aa " Warwick, Esq, Of Lynehburs.
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Citizens of Uanoptr. Be up and a doing
c,fr r,prTa0 oI, y,UE- ENDUTRER:

TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE E-NRUIHF.W'
You will please state in your next paper, that Col
Wm l.. White will be supported the Republican
Candidate for the County of Hanover, at the next spring
election Of 1912 The friends Of Col White feel assn
red tina. they can elect him by decided majority oil
fits ireeholders and voters Of Hanover County.
D,tsmJer l4th, lSil.
p Tc Compiler Whis STAR and Shield will please give
ias above insertion in their respective l'apcis
II No man in Hanover deserves more OF his fellow
citizens than VIM Larkin White. His principles are
sound-hs energies ndomitable. He will prove again
as he has always proved the faithful Representative Of
his people.-Editor.
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Den; his.

Died, suddenly Sunday morning the ,h inst hls
drncc IN this city, the tGi year III; RoGr PoonG, Esq
Although death suddenly Mf poor, did not
c,pccediy. llis health hid declining liz
knew his Tine short and frequently head lu.nhy
hope that r might 81 hr did The Of h:~
had known Mr. L. than years. and had known
Intimately for the la ten sincere, consistent. AMI
nprghi man, hr knew. Mr. J.. indeed
Thy and respectable ctlaen'a in whom guile -
husband liz cnderly loved frg, he ,rnrIaIri,
oi ed and obeyed Ly his children. he
humane amd ndul."nt. His benevoeuce expansive lii
friendship was no empty profession.
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II We are authorised 10 announce, that ii. 6
Harm declines being a candidate at the next Spring
election to represent the county of Prince George in
The next General Assembly of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

u On our Last Page are the Reports adopted by
The Education Convention We recommend them TO
The attention of all our readers. On frat and
cond Pages is the Report of the Secretary at War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

.,h,, Al, schemes for the distribution oil Tue n,
@ Of the Public Land were sso anGas was V laid ON
r., ,s'e %o''oa Of Mr.. Sims the 'S''''''" a'' ,' ~
le ID pellnger offered amendment the follow
n, r,., CONGRESS have CONSTITUTIONS, an, ,i ~,
srt ANY, If ,hc revenue property ot the f,u1.a ,
s.>s :" ,ny other than national purpose ~" ,.Ir
insn' -" I'll ll,c Government. Passed :. ,nr,,
N, w'so mn, the late Ac, Of Congress rea a =, ,an
gc, nj The sales If the pnhic lahus a ,hs res
y,bi -" rights, Is violation OF ihu rus
u, fmp n-,c domain. Passed unanim"usS. t,nl I'm, the
Of tne p,, ,hs erislaiu viii NJ" appoint Niv, snch
s's'sta cn,ousd not appoinil an nssn' hs npnrcr
s,ene' so ,roceed of public lands Us my y, NOES H.
s"as ~ ~ IN. act of Congress nsm comics of
una rh", IN. Governor requested 10 M Of
R,s.red, "a pnso,u,ous tn the President, 'e 49,, Nh 70
Rri states requesting them IL lay the J., annmIiimr
81 ssislolures and solicit their ".a also Ia
,sra the late act oi Congress above moinn" Them
,t lt, and Repre- lent,;ives In congress ~ t law and 10
sena'n -, e,,rs Ia procure the rerra u : .rnne
ne n, nn abstraction Of amy portion o, n
s Rsoot t, was adopted and the bill was iao on the
,.be. .n..sd;nc on the part Of South Ca
fh's CT II ,;nded and disinteresed, and worthy oil
DINA SO. - Of that chivalrous State \
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Recitation, passed. by tie student" 4 ."4c're -acade'y, D>'

Revolutions passed by tie Students 4 Hsr"srW 7eadf"y D,e
1ti. 1911.
R.sored That our thanks 10 Mr. Johnston, "n
uto for The deep which he las taken welfare
students during the past year.
R,ird d. That We believe that Nr. Johnston l. well quail
fed H. accomplish which h. processes Ia he able 10 do, VIZ
prepare Young or COLLEGE IN the United states
iesrfd That Mr. JonStonS habits al scbeiy anl inin
ir. are well worthy uf our imitation.
Rrsorcd nh Thai The proceedings of this meeting
published paper which has extensive circulation IA
the Of Virginia me-.
IIiLi. c. RLpp Stcrrdru
ar rnnIe information respecting the Institution can h. Oh
aned ~ writing Ar James VI. Snh, the Postmaster al Mar
tnsylc Va tpcc. ~ "-H
ARLINGTON hCADEMY-Ihe exercises 81 this school tor
L. The next wear the lEh 81 January ~"
course IL instruction pursued hy the hscIihcr The acil"
,,nrded or the moral and intellectual improvement Of those
placed under care, and lie advantages enjoyed ~
render remark III reference
while the arknon lodged proficiency Of rr
III their entered other Institutions o. high rhaac
Ter evidence fidelity with which their professional duties
DISCHARGED Passengers ehiernf leave the immediately
n Ellington by takn. ticket. the North Anna river
1frn-For hoard tuition bedding washing and candle,
sla5 payable las herctoiorel quarterly.
TIL n. FOX,
RlCIID. NELSON FOX.
p,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

The Legislature of Tennessee are in snar about
The election of two U. S. Senators-and the joint con-
yen;ioa had broken up in consequence OF the absence
Of II Democratic Senator's without going at all into
The Election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

or George UpsLur Nottingham aud John f!enry Not
iingham, praying that their names may BE- changed To
Upshur.
On motion OF Mr.. TnoM.s, the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

opp FrI1ows.--The proceedings Of the Order OF
oid Fellows yesterday ION the dedication of their s'
Verb new Hall, few doors below the Exchange fiotel)
was conducted in handsome style. They were accord
INC 10 the programme published in all the papers
The day was fine and agreeable, and the display Ut the
l2nr procession of the numerous body very i'm
posng. The Grafton at ST. James delivered by the
Rev D. d. Smith, Of the Unitarian Church, and we
hear it spoken of as having been very appropriate ana
h,ndsome production The dedica,ory uddress de-
lyered at the new Hall by Dr.. James ID. NJ Cabe, in u
manner that gained him much credit. In the evening,
lie members of the Order and their guests Partook OF
i splendid SUPPER prepared at the Exchange.
[Wednesday's Compiler.
m, We intended 10 Law before our readers the
coptous description from Wednesdays Star of these
beautiful and imposing ceremonials-with few re-
marks Of our own woven into the text-but the want
q; room forbds it. We must lay it over till Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

rYyuONAS : FLOi'RNOY and HENRY WOOD, ArruaSrs,
.r Law will attend all thr OF aIiy, Meckcnbure
P.syyauia Campbell and Charlotte and WIN pa! strict attention
10 nj business coni.ra 10 thrn.
y - rios :. fLOlgNOr Haifaz Courtl5u"
II. WOOD, Ciarltsri2e .NeclieaJurs.
~. IL C5-wsW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

n. AKTIySVILIE AcADENY--Thr Trustees take pleasure
w announcing the public that the new session nj ir
Martins Academy viii rnnmrnre on HE m day Of Jahn
ary nr, under the Edward H. Johnston, Ea.
SIR Johnston graduate Of Hamilton College, New York
and as had charge School fer the last sessions In
up which time he has given entire satisfaction, both L. the
Trustees and The patrons Of The School.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees,
ANTHONY VI. DIPUY, TrfSic.t.
Mar,nsy le Henry county, Dec. 10, ISL.
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ST. LEDG Err, fui brother 10 Ariel Lance, OEclley
will stand Mr. David Mills stable Spring the county
of Aib~marIe, miles North Of chaile.tesvic ". l. w
Dec. Is C62awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-18

ytyANTED-1hr Tru>crs II The Grrcnyic Academy wshc
w "a employ Teacher well qualified t. teach all 5ranchts
fr.li.h Education AMI Tie ancient Languages Que wishing
.r,naen. situation would tie preferred Address. win IT.
Grecnsgi", Augusta
Sm.lnI Dee !sl h-i
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NTOrcE-li expected that the i.aun Of The Canal WI
he suspended about the l0 18th 81 January for The lat
pose making Improvements ~ hr nri.Loiood at Mid
hleion Ml., aud other point, along illr lanai
RICIiD. RElNS, SGperEttaldn, Repair.
U,r tai-lN
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JAMES VI. JEFfRIEs, Tr"s,tr.
t:--rIs
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-10-09

huOWlcuSC vi tilc governor or his agent, IS
obnoxious to this law. Whoever does it
shall be put to hard labor, from which he
shall not be freed until he leave the coun-
try. He may also at the discretion of the
chiefs be dispossessed of all his property.
But if the chiefs think best to leave
him his property and substitute nogging,
it shall be lawful, though the stripes shall
not exceed thirty.
IA. If any native, or foreigner residing
on shore entice man belonging to for
eign vessel to leave his vessel or if any one
see a deserier and understand him to be
such, and do not give notice to the harbor
master nor to the chiefs, then ne shall be
considered as accessory to the descrton
and shall be fined sixty dollars, one half
to the captain of the vessel from which he
deserted aud the other half to the govern
ment.
Is. 1t shall be the duty of all govern
ors, and officers, and of the people at
large, as well as of the land agents, TO be
on the alert, and when they see foreign
dcsertcr, seize him and deliver him to The
harhor master, Whoever sezcs desert
or ihus, shall receive one half of the re-
ward.
I6. If any foreign vessel be in difficult
ty, be wrecked. or suffering from severe
storm, OF ii in straits of any other kind, it
shall be the duty of the governors and all
local authorities, and all the people, to aid
with all their ability him who is thus dis
'rcsscd And they shall receive their pay
by a salvage of a part of the property res
cucd by them. If there be no previous
contract, and the owner of the property
and those who saved it do not agree, then
rcicrccs shall be appointed to decide the
reward.
Il. IF any foreign vessel arrive at any
Hawaiian port or hatbor, the crew Of
which have muinicd, or have committed
any mjsdcmcanor, by which the captain
of SAID vessel is brought into straiened
circumstances, it shall then be the duty
of the governors, hatbor masters, and 9TH
or officers TO aid the captain of the ves-
sci and if he wish the criminal par, Of
his crew put in confinement on shore,
they shall be inercl ~ confined. No 9TH
or punishment except confinement shall
be Inflicted. Though if they break the
Hawaiian laws thon they shall be punisl,-
cd according to law. ..
IS. II any master Of Il vessel wish TO
discharge one of his men on shore in ac-
cordancc with the laws Of his OWN coun-
try, and the consui of that nation consent
to take him under his care aid return him
to his own land, such a procedure shall
be proper. Captains of vessels and con.
suls shall not be hindcred in doing so,
though the governor must he informed
thereof
10. No captain of foreign vessel shall
receive on board his vessel any native, 10
proceed to sea nor shall any native 90 on
board any foreign vessel unless he first
obtain the written consent of the COVER.
nor or his agent, nor shall he continue n
man on board for a longer period than
said certificate allows. Whoever violates
this law or evades it shall be fined four
hundred dollars.
20. If any master of foreign vessel
wish native to sail on board his vessel,
it shall be the duty OF that master to 90
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-10-09

8. On the last day of December Of each
year, the harbor masters having faithfully
preserved the manilests spoken of in the
sixth and seventh sections, shall deliver
them all into the hands of the governors.
who shall deliver them to the PRIMER of
the kingdom.
9. Ships which come to these Islands
for the purpose of obtaining refreshments,
or for repairs, must first render clear and
explicit account of the kind and amount
of purchases designed to be made, and
this written account must be delivered IN
TO the hands OF 'le ''afpor master OF 'hc
port, ana II ne WISH 10 pay i"r soch re-
tfcSilnel's III all! o'net a'',c,es eAcePl
money, ne must state "ha' af''c'cs' Ana
IL ne purchase articles no' "c,''lohca IN
me written account or II nc sen any ar''-
Gle not mentioned I'D '''e 'i'S' "Fl''h@'
then previous 10 HIS sa'i'h3 rom ''ie port,
ne Shall give ~ ah"i'ier correct account
" n"'vef ''o'ii'eS ''''S "a" Or e'a"es II,
''' "'''''.' wv. 49,, - ','- >n''.': '':'''
o. '"''T| ~ ia, "'''' va 'I'',T avn
'' ~, 9''' w l., ',N ,n , w. ,'''''S
~ ~ "De','',, ".'" '', ,I'nsa ~ a;;
~ '''' N"'"I ,'','''''o' 80 '''''" '''0''''''N"
~ stV'r -. ''''''
w. - any '~'''' "'''' '''''' -,
county ''"'''''- va .'''''", "':'
''c ''i' ''' s'''' -''' ''>''''V ~
"''.''S W ''' ''''"o' N,"''' ~ "''m ~
"">'''o'' W '.'' ~, :,,' ~ ''''''
"''".' ~ 90 ''''> 49," ''''.
=" '''' P"''''''N' "'' US r'' ~! yum
Wy, Wy, ''"''''' '''',' '''>. Wv I"' ~
''',''''' I'," ~ ''''' '''''' w nav"
'''' '''''''''" >'''''''''
II. NO master OF a VesSc' So"" oIS-
Charge or leave any OF ms men I" remain
on shofc without me consent OF me gov
cr"or or his h@eh' I'D WIRING. n"So v
er violates TINS Ia" shaI' pay S,N'y no'lifs'
ana ne WHO Is mus alscha'2cd s''a'' 'e"Ve
me ISLANDS pv 'nc N'st S"'''o'c 'cSs'''
But It he DO not leave according I" tins
requirement, then he shaii DC treated as
the drser'er spoken OF below.
II. If any foreigner desert from for
eign vessel i, shaIhc the duty of the cap
tain of that vessel to make it knoWn i'm
media1cly to the harbor master who will
search for the drSpr,cr If said dCSCrlcr
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-10-09
J. j. JARvES, Editor.

Translated from the Hawaiian.
laius of the NamaiidM Ealanua.
Continued from page G6.
We publish the following laws now, on
account of their interest to foreign residents
though by it they do not come in their regu-
. lar place i'm the code as it is translated for
our columns. 4
Quarantine Laws.
Whereas, it has been clearly ascertain
| ed that the Small Pox has prevailed on
board of one or mores hips now cruising
in the Pacific Ocean, which may be ex-
pected to visit the Sandwich Islands, and
whereas that disease is understood to pre-
vail at the present time in ports on the
western coast of America, frequently Wis
1 ted by ships on their way to the Sand
|wich Islands therefore,
Be it enacted by the king and chiefs Of
he Sandwich Islands in council assem-
Lled,
|. That after the PRONUNCIATION Of this
Jaw, all canoes and boats, and all persons
not authorized by the Board of Health,
|arc prohibited from visiting any foreign
ship whatsoever. until she shall have been
examined by Health Officer, or one of
The Board of Health, as hereafter named.
and pronounced healthy. And whatsoever
shall visit any ship contrary to this law
shall forfeit forty dollars, to be paid one
half to the government and the olher half
10 the person who shall give information
|of the same.
9. All vessels having the small pox, or
ANY other contagious disease on board.
land all vessels having had any contagious
disease on board within period less than
four months, are hereby prohibited from
anchorage at any port, harbor, and road
stead of the Sandwich Islands, until Wis
ted by Health Officer or by one of the
Board OF Health, and having received his
appreciation. And any master or officer
Of any such vessel, who shall land or per-
NIT to be landed any persons affected with
contagious disease or any article con-
aining such con,agion, shall, on being
duly convicted thereof. be fined not more
han one thousand dollars, or be impris-
pned one year.
3. All vessels having had contagious
diseases on board as above, on arrival al
he Sandwich Islands, or at any port
thereof. shall be entirely at the direction
Of the Board of Health, for period not
more than forty two days. And all YES
sells quarantined, or laid under restrictions
as above, shall keep constantly flying.
during the day, a yellow flag at the main
top. And whatsoever shall go OH board
of any vessel thus put under the yellow
nag, shall forfeit forty dollars, and shall
be entirely at the direction of the Board
Of Health for a term not longer than for
y-lwo days.
4. For the purpose of carrying into ex-
fcu'ion the above regulations, it shall be
he duty of the several Governors to
set apart Board Of Health for each OF
the harbors of the Sandwich Islands,
And said Board of Health shall have full
power to enact such laws and regulations
as may be necessary to protect the health
Of their several places. They (the gov
ernors) shall also appoint health officers
LII 10 10
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-10-09
For the Polynesian.
Translated from the Hawaiian.
latuS of the Ndmaiial ESlan0s.
Continued from page G6.

Continued from page C6.
We publish the following laws now, on
account of their interest to foreign residents,
though by it they do not come in their regu-
lar place i'm the code as it is translated for
our columns.
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GEORGETOWN, o. TUESDAY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18
From The London Keep.aka for 80
RECALL Me NOT.


sy THE LATE TYRONE rowER.
RECALL me not as in the IDLE crowd
| eft have me; thee.
When rnaidens svee,ly smiled and fa,terers bowed
And hands were pressed, and light vows gently
vowed,
Midst mirth and dance, and merry music loud,
Or seen love. thou 1t forget me.
Recall not e'er my heartlsss toAe and air,
When fain 10 fret ;aee spar
I've laughed at Loves fond words and Loves de
And sworn ne'er knew lovers pain or care,
Then spoke soft words with iattering falsely ia'f'
Or, rightly. thou Ii forget me-
For thou wilt see full tnary as gay sight
As when ! met thee;
AS short will seen full many merry nigg".' ;
When other eyes tllan mine will look iu' otiS"y,
And other tongues than mine breathe VOWS d "5"'
TIL, surely, thou 1t forget me
Recall me rather meath the 'tariit SKY
If thoa DIST regret me-
Tov,ard that abode that ever stood TOO nigh;
Ri nv ferven: clasp. my fond goodbye,
So thou yyIlt not forget mel
Recall me ever in ihy saddest mood.
Whea cares beset thee;
Remember then how | have oitiiIne sued
To share thy grief and fondly, vainly wooed
To hear ;hee say, in honey'd tone subduet,
On never love, forget me
THUS, swee, one. only would aI thy mind,
If there thou DIST set ne.
To all ny SINS d have thee very blind,
And see me only fond and true and kind.
Pure as that heart, wherein d lie enshrined
II Fate unkind would let me.