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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-15

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Or vices cloud him, hArnisoros.
With wild SURPRISE
As If tn marble struck devoid Of sense
stupid moment motiOnlcss she stood. Mu-uy.
few months after Ellens return she was sur
prised, and not less surprised than delighted BY tho
arrival Of the wrecker and his wife at her new
home. Their coming was altogether unexpected,
Tor they had given no iniima'on Of paving her
visit. 1t is unnecessary to say how joyfulIy they
were welcomed and by no one more warmly than
by the widow Irving, whose opinion of the wrecker
The half-plra'c as she once siigmutizcd hm-had
undergone wonderful change since his daughter
had become member Of her family. Rough aud
unrcfned as he was, there wns something in the
blunt old sailor which won for him the good opin-
ion OF all, and more particularly Of the ars,ocraie
widow. She saw in him none Of those vulgar
traits which she had thought were inscparube from,
poverty and humble birth
The meek and retiring character Of the wreck
er's wife was altogether different, too, from the
picture she had formed of one bred in obscurity,
She now saw that there was not such vas, differ.
ence in the moral and mental qualities of those
born in the upper and lower classes of society as
she had been taught TO believe; that kind hearts
and gentle affections and sterling if not as polished
minds were TO be found clothed in the humble sarb
Of the poor as in the costly purple and fine linen
of those born 10 wealth. In fact the high notions
Of the lady were leveIled to quite reasonable and
proper standard, and the sharp points of her char
k,I La, 4, Il d II
inglv. After ALL we are inclined 10 believe that
the pride and hauteur exhibited BY many should
be ascribed more 10 an ignorance Of human nature
than 10 a wan, of sympathy; 10 a defect in tho
judgment rather than obliGuy of the heart
The reader will give US due credit, we hope, for
being so charitably disposed toward the Weaknesses
which beset poor humanity!
Intent on making known tho errand which in.
duced his visit, the wrecker sought the first oppor-
tunity that Offered 10 ditGge it. lie first made
Ellen and her husband briefly acquainted with the
facts. The delicate and 10 HIM painful task was
not accomplished without exciting strong emotions
both in the speaker and his astonished hearers.
Ellen listened % one in dream, scarcely ctedtu,,
her own senses. Her bosom was asitated win
feelings it would be difficult to portray. AT first
bitter, dreary sense Of loueiiness--p ,adpcs. and
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shade of the overhanging trees But we must re-
serve the narrative for another chapter
CHAPTER II.

She comes majestic with her swelling sails,
The gallant bark along her watery way
Homeward she drives before the hvorito gales.
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CHA PIER V.

had SO fixed my heart upon her,
That whrresoG'cr formed u scheme Of life
From time In come, she was my only JOY,
With which used TO sweeten future cares.
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CHAPTER W.
with wild snrnrisc.

No distinction is tween man and man,
But rs his virtues add to him glory,
Or vices cloud him. uArr,yorox,
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Aunt Randolph was married, said Miss Irving
TO her sistern-law, quite young in life, and never
perhaps, did one enter into the welded state with
Il brighter promise of happiness In the first flush
of womanhood- tenderly beloved by
every blessing that alluence and warm friends
could beslow-joy srewed flowers in her pathway,
and hope wove garlands for her future Blu, alas,
as the old poet asks,
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Splnmb btand gauittD. = Die Dempfrdten
tiefeS @ouutY6 erbietei, trrt ben Sembun9en tbrer
@e9ner, einen 9crred1en Stes; fte erpdtlten tbren
san;en Stimn ;etteI nit fpl9enDeu Oehrheiten:
Senatrr: 9lteu init 792; Heprdientant Senttt9
nit 7S8; Sd,ertff: @Drutpsa nit 400; Staats>2glt>
walt: Slcdpm nit 683.
Sbip i1ber baupt. - 90 tpctt Die 9tad1rtd1tett
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geue 3eitunG.- eebte @ptbe erbielten mir
cine teue 3p6dbentd,e engliie seitnn9 beransseses
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IN CHaHCERY.-vRGISrA:-at Rules held in tn 'tl'r
the Clerk OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law nna ,t7a
of Northumberland county Monday the "a day 1T My =
FaJrlcus Leland. BY cambridge Cox, ms neat freud,
against Complainant
Peter r. Cox and Anne Mara his WIFE Sa Leland lug
Leland Charles A. Leland Judith Leland. Betsy .aol WI
4. Leland, and Baldwin Leland, Robert Mayo, IT, Nim tA'
Robert Bailey and John Bailey, DttetG7i!<;
This day came the complainant by coun>, ti ~
ant Edward Cox aud Mary his wife, Peter = 'oN am NO.
wife, sally Leland Chas. 4. Leland, dGh l.llnt
Leland. VIM a. Leland, and Baldwin Leland not having
appearance, and security according T. r AZ
the rules Court; and appearing, hy ai
tory evidence that they inhabitants the CommonHa
OF Virginia. ordered said defendants d. appear TER
the day of October Term and answer the bl y
cnmpanants and that copy Of this order he forthwith n,
the Richmond Enquirer, newspaper published 10 hr c'
Richmond for months successfully, and another posted q
front door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
Innes g-wsa.
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From the Boston Daily .7dr,rtiser and Patr'0t')
DEPARTURE OF THE FRiGaIE.

From the Boston Daily .7dr,TttseT and Pdtr'0t}
DEPARTURE OF THE FRlGiTE.
By GEORGE LrNr.
Her pennant nj the manrlasi heau,
Her ensign un The flowing breeze.
Her snowy sails, like piaions spread
To wan her Ger the rolling seas,
And gently bending TO the tide,
That folds her in H. swift embrace,
And smiles around her a. bride
Smiles welcome in her lovers face.
In gallant trim, as staunch and true
As ever dared the seanan's grave,
She bears her bold and hardy crew
In triumph DER the ocean wave.
So, like a thing Of life and light.
That fades along The -leeper's brain,
She bounds upon the tranced sight,
To seek the broad and gloomy man.
And bark, wha; warlike strains awake,
Mid volnmed smoke and fiery rlcam'
And peals, whose ringing echoes ofrsK
The busy ciiy's worldly dream.
The CAV salute. the juvial chccr,-
The stern COMMUNICATIVE prompt reply
Their prid. IL share her swift career,
Or on her blood. stained deck 10 die.
And oh. what thoughts across the deep
Commend her 10 the favorlnc airs.
What freightcd hopes her buiwarks keep
What treasures Of uncounted prayers.
From mount and valley far away,
By sweet green field and lowery lea,-
While she, amid the tossing spray,
Careers along the heavlns sea.
And dearer still, her couEtry's fame
l. with her or The mountain ~a.e;
And honor's bright aud holy name,
To nerve tho weak and cheer the brave.
That stainless flag, whose starry fold
Still pierc'd the lufli battle through
And DER the tide of war nnro!led,
On every sea triumphant dew.
And fair and happy be her way
O'cr oceans broad uniathom'd ted,
And prosperous all the winds thai play
Where'er her swellin: sails are spread.
God save her from the deadly rock,
And cliffs that crown tiis Wild lee-shore;
God keep her IN the tempest shock,
And bring her hcsne once more.
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NOTICE-PursuaH to the provisions Of 2 Deed o. lr'
cued by John A. Sheppard IL the subscribers, @a's
the Sd Of March, 1884, and recorded IN the Clerks Oc" "
County shall proceed 10 -e, 10 the highest 1"
the premises, for cash. SATURDAY, the It'll IL: y WE
the Tract Of Land ereon the sad John A. Shr@a
resides living the of Henrco Chckahonln "i
ard containing a5 adjoining the lands OF Isda B"
deceased and John Sheppard. The tile 10 the SAID an !,
cved indispptab!e bat shall convey OIL! 80, wv
vested In Us by virtue Of said trust deed.
JAMES = RfAII, T,y,ts..
ALFRED WINSTON
LII
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- APPAHASSOCK LAND FOR SALE offer 70! So Z
~ Farm which reside called Sion House in ne count
Richmond the Rappahannock river, between Fafnha =
sorateo creeks containing upwards Of four hundred acres
houses comfortable and commndous and, for fertility q
r0mpactnesS and convenience there but few places, u
The valuable desirable Persons dispose
purchase invited and IL: and an! co
caon aidressedto the subscriber post paid farnham .g
will be attended 10. JOHN. l.. CHM
il-N3R
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
The Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville, jor h'a ~.

IN the first Monday In August neIt, hsl ,I i uu5c'
" Court day, this we'll known establishment "a
rented on the premises for II year. con, o.ry
Ist nf October particular description - ~ s,if-c
deemed unnecessary, those w'shn. I" 'shs ! iey
other obtaining sGch inniins m
desire. We viii auly add, that tho t7-'e no. - ~.
Pnhe squa'-, the Cont h"us" 'ii ntl' i !. -.
experience band. ~ 4 competent nah'.t, \, nos
source NJ profits. The particular ''rms VIZ . w.
the day IL renting , t,s1r =
Jefferson lIarl and bp onr ~ Ia tlc e'i-te - 5'D
ha. for some year, pat rnfei (" i'h ur i@'1 t'
ave , =. - ~ ~ d, ,n, ~ the iime md p.ae'
toned md upon like terms a' - ihe '"'."'
ton Ut the lea,~ with the Esele uo',,. -s1x Fte,.e
I,nEs NORRIS = lr|A
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April 90
700 .7crrs of Land for sate.

THE Subscriber wishing divide his farm and rea.a on'
sufficient quantity Of land for his force % et''
ers for sale valuable portion Of the land upon which T.
lying upon the Rapid Ann River the road leading @
dercEshurg 10 Charlottesville about midway between 49,
Court House and Barbonrsvlle The portion be ~stt,
will contain from acres. with the dwelling arj ~ y
ccsary ont houses, kitchen, carriage house, corn lni-
barn, wheat machine, tobacco houses, &c About 30 r.
and the balance in good oak, hickory and pine tinhf
IS Of fertile river bottom, portion Of Mhith ~
cultivated nnineptedy IN tobacco without exhaustion "
land is well watered and the soil well adapted 10 ir sn
corn, small grain uad tobacco, 10 red clover and All '
grasses and be made profitable IN agricultural -
both united. The open land Is all IN small gram ("
YER and the purchaser could have hnr clover held ~
fallow this The land aiJons the farms o ~ vi
Barbour Rev. f. p ship, and J. J. Amber, Ed Az ~
and the nrighborhood is equal 10 any ~ the state Tor
intelligent society The proximity of hi. land 70 NJ.
featuring MILL and the termination OF the Louisa ~
must contribute TO i'll value.
Persons wishing 10 purchase enquire OF H. H. S"'t''
Richmond 10 the subscriber on the premises .,ru
June t7-wtf GEo =. sur --
T AW SoTICE.-Fs.rcrs y. w.1xr>, and sTfrrty <
- SorrH.LL 9ce-ntes Al Lar, have this day associated
selves Praeuee # Llr the style ami firm y
kns & Sonthali Professional business Will be ATTENDED
adjoining counties clients may desire
Addrcs--Farmvile, Va. LA.
Farmvlc llth June, lsil. 49,
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber l. constantly receiving from The celebrate
i nnfacory Of Nnnns /; Clark, New York, elegant ani
Piano Fort-s possessing the improvements AM a'
cacy OF aud sweetness OF tone, 80 peculiar 10 ~"
A.o, large assortment of Musical Instruments, an VIZ
Merchandise in general. ,, n (,
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned let on hre, AMI aN'"
change. .
The largest collection Of Music offered for -. x
State NAV be the II the sua,cf'
now enabled sell a. the Philadelphia and Ne" -
sale and retail! prices. .r B.,;-
'''''' '"-' my -" P. H. TaiLe
Piano Forte and .aasie Store, Y7s'it. x, ,i!a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-29

IN cUASCERY -yiRGi>fa:-At Rules holden IN 'lri1'
l Office Circuit superior Court OF Law ahd cAanetfy, 81
l;ooch,and county, on the 9TH day OF April leil
Richard McCanl, his right, and a. Aiin.n.iR'or
Stoakrs McCaul, jr. deceased, Fanui
against
The Tiers and Representatives of fIezehsh Iuroar c
John Webb and Josiah Webb, who sometimes cal ihtn
McCaul and Daniel G. Peasants AMI other brteidar'.s
The defendants above named, not havnc entered 'c d ~
ancr, and given security, according I" The af o as'tH
lie rules al Court and satisfactorily apPeafns t FIX
are inhabitants Of TINS Commonwealth, II IS ordered "
they do appear before the Judge Of said Cont a he &
house, first day of September C"u next ami answer "
plaintiffs bill: and thar copy Of this order be forthwith ar
public newspaper published m ihr city 81 R,roni
two successfully and posted al The front door u g..
Court house OF this county. A Copy--Trste,
W MILLER, c &
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