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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

POETRY
TO MY BRIDE.

TO MY BRIDE.
Say. dearest, canst thou trust me now
That thou art mine:
Then why il sadness on thy brow,
WHY duSt repinc:
Thou aft my only love, my life,
Nv dear, de, oied, darling wife;
Now lie, thy heart with joy DC ;lie,
For arm thine.
When gloom and darkness gather round
Thy troubled breast,
When for thy spirit scarce is found
A place of rest;
Then on this bosom seek repose,
twill be the soothvr of thy woes,
Come, all thy sorrow here disclose,
Thou dear DISTRESSED.
Oh. what il all this world TO me,
When thou art not
The Iirhlsome thin. thou used 70 De:
Hast ,hon forgot
Those happy hours, when, side BY SIDE,
We wandered by Paiapsco's tide,
Aud watched The sparkling eddies siide
our feet about:
With arm in arm we wander 1hefe,
Aud gathered flowers
OF choicest bloom, 10 bind thy hair;
Those very hours
Shall i've while Memory lives, their light
In after wears will burn as bright,
And close as now shall they unile
Those hearts ot ours.
When bloom and beauty both shall fade,
When blight shat come,
And wiea ea,ta's globes all are laid
In u. cold toGi5;
When winds and waves III tumult boil,
Wen stand above the waste, and smile,
And To each other cling the wh!e,
Above the gloom.
In storm aud calm alike III love,
And leave thee never,
Nor death, nor doom, shall ever move
Our hearts IL sever;
But ON that high, eternal shore,
Where sadness ne'er shall reach US more,
Wen sit and sing orr sorrows Ger,
And love forever.
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PHILADELPHIA, March Il
.Vr. Ian Burcn.-Nlr Van Buren,, accompanied by
Mr.. Forsyth arrived in this city by the Baltimore Rail
road, at about o'clock last evening. He received
at Broad and Chestnut streets by committee Of his
Philadelphia friends, and escorted to his quarters
Heads Hotel. Mcssrs Wright and Allen of the u.
S. Senate and other distinguished citizens arrived by
the train Mr.. Van Buren, is in excellent health
andspiriis and looks remarkably well. We understand
that he intends remaining in town for several days,
and will be happy his friends to-day. In the
evening, he and Mr. Forsyth will pay visit the
Democratic Reading Room, at the corner of Eighth
and Chestnut Streets the expectation being entertained
that Messrs Wright and Allen will also be present
[Pennsg'ranian
SSow.-Between FIVE and six inches of fell
yesterday and during the previous night and the
weather became quite in the latter part of the
day. the sound ofhe merry sleigh bells proved that the
storm could not keep the lovers of wintry amusemens
at home - H.
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W.. From n n .vtf York ,l ria,d T. Mare, IT,.
We hho ,ne 'oio"'hs '" tue !i'"a"y argus Vi oa'uf-
Jay Ast We SET ~ ieas'. o' se,'ous '"'N', ,'P.
,ay ~ '"e VIC" '1A'" =" Tue =, '.'e WV" ~ u,
'"e ~ l'9 i11', u'a. a. liI ,". Wa
"po 'ic ~, TT ta,3, ~ AZ s'
'i''s - Wy 'a"'s' ~ " @ ".'' '
u sp"o''s 'e'i ~ we na"As, 'us"eu - Tue 1ges ~
'ie redemption VI COURSE 'ne agents wele not pre-
So ~ &c A., ,ns 49, rs;,aI sao limo
S'i'e -, 'he l,ssoe'a'"ns ''aeu' ia''eu 'o'e INV
s'nce, re marx 'ne'i WIN -,
hhp DAek Ass"eiAiioNs.-l Palne ~ 'e'a, ",
:" - ou." ~" ,t VIII ''As . 80 ~ - :
';nu i"f sevela oays, may Ne sa'I - nase ~ q
L 'ss y..,uy -" ~ iy = =
-n,:rrS. pi ~ ~ r. ~ '
ines Inn y
- rafmels na,h o. "ehec' County,
9"aw" na p DHn.' ,,..c <cn
~, wy w iI psst Ns ~ p'""''
-Cb.lss, Rant
Sheisea paah,
Stnlen isiahd Dahk'
washington BANK,
Ere C0nh'y Dahk' puhaio'
on'on Danh, 40
Bank OF western ~ ;, hochester.
FARMERS " Mechanics BANK, DataVia'
Binghamnon Bank
On "Wednesday, the following were thrown out ny
The agents in this city, viz;
bank OF America, Buffalo.
Merchants Exchange 90.
And finally, yesterday The explosion became gene
:" S Da''A u Du"1'o
p, o.ases D.. w. "
p NUM- c pa"~, W w.
i,n,'s " S0 P'oeluo,,
y 6anN OF D'ocSP"r.. p
1a.'afareus Go'h'y n'"A
- S1"H ,. .. Loa' p,rk
IT. ,," is,,a. p,nls :, !. s,,,osed will furnish
~ cI -. - a. III Leen -, their re-
e'' ase"'s WIN .a"us = :" a. Wv nd snne of Tho
-. H. 81 n.,nmco Rank nar,icuarly.
- Wy - iii o;,;zans n - INV
renee c a,"s
The Commcrc;o, Rank Of osweuo safety fund) we
i"e nas s .adaad y; snaiI ,monnts I'm,
sr san N he Ranks TO the arency
,.a.a a uac"I - -
~ b,.., 60 s,dds,,v ,,on Tho AGENCIES Of
1e pau, 49,. o r,ad. ,,,ced vb The N we're
I ,tn .nd ,rr,rns - meet such an
ea"@us'ru 49, d.n'ard
70 49,, r,d,rss;b,s construction 81
na ,, H. ,Se Ia,e Comn,rosr 5slr. Cooke prefer.
encc has been qyen IN the redcmpons from the depo.
site IN H., hands IN those who we're the first to appear
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
THE subscriber being DESTROYS 10 the West, offers
j hS very valuable Farms for sale, viz:
The which lie resides, three miles from Carotrs
vie lync the Southwest Mounain and running down
Ryanna aIlolns plantations 81! Col Tunas
Randolph Anderson, and Luther W. George containing iO
Should the purchaser desire have land Mr. George
viii sell between O and 40 adjoining tho above. Also
the Tavern lately by him. !r road leading from Char
oesvlc Santon In Tact Of Land hcsr about d5
Tho Tracts Of Land well known that the suseri
Der deems unnecessary give any extended description Of
them. Application be made him. 10 ether Of his
F. McGEHEE
Albeuarlr. Marrhi UO-w3w
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T AW ScHOOI.-Judge CLEMENT DORSEY II 10
IL dical district of Maryland having located l,inif
village Of Bladensburg, the city al Wa iGgon li
frst Monday in May next, open Law School =
lie will have almost daily intercourse With tie y;u5
The Of instruction will also embrace the Law
slons OF those states from whence the students ,ha!
The village Of Badenshurg within few mile, III t =
nj washington healthy, and contains yery moral porrl,
the students will have opportunity Of attendn. H.
and selecting models Of elopuenee from the eea; mi
guished men Of Congress and bar Of the Supe. Ce, -
The necessary expenses for beard The boafdltr hone
tuon fee v III lpt exceed, for th- year, $50. 'F'
Reference may be had TO thoss members Of Conr,...
served with Judge Dorsey in Congress between ls ad
March IL Ia -
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FRANKLIN HOTEL Lyptchisrg. frgnG.-lhls large and
establishment having bccn closed for length Of
mr Tor the purpose rctna repairing The same u now so
Completed that tie who has taken lease
the has the house for Tie accommodation Of Ira
vel.cr-. Having been urn>hin. the cs3-
and fashion blr furniture, from the
lie feels confident IN saying To those who
favor him with their custom, that he can oicr them accom-
modatinns comfortable any III the state.
The Franklin establishment this section
Of and the Office Of all the Stages running into this
placr is Kent AT the bar. PAUL JONES.
MarrItJ n5--I
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lrrgn lie .y,.r Tors Sunday .Merear

From the .S.r FORK Sunday Mercury
OuR REVIEW OF Tue ISaUGuRAL.-The Inaugural
Address of General Harrison brough; to this city
on Thursday night and laid before the good citizens
thereof, by all the daily papers, at early hour the
next morning We propose reviewing IT as briefly as
possible
Its the most ill-wrtten public document ever had
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NOTICE.-All persons having claim, against III. r.,,1
zahcth Rnwzie deceased late Of Powliaian a. , o
present them 10 tic subscriber, or 10 John w bauc-
county, two has beer duly appointed for the purpo n 4
Judge iiopon, Judge uf the Superior Court Of Law ant
for said county, his last rrml for settlement III he
lay next as The Of the Estate ILL., SION an, ~
removed beyond the limits OF the Commonwealth mi " ~
scented, this notice VIII be pleaded in bar IL al sch
lIGGIN>uN HAM,.
Executor Of Elizabeth Ror:.e 80. ~
Feb 25 4: =" (.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
old India Madeira Wine
~ OLD London Dock Cognac Brandy being part Of the Stock
Mons j. b. Brengcri.
Also. Madeira Wine in pipes half pipes and quarter casks
Pale aud brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, in casks and hotties
Champagne and Clarct Wines
Frnniignac, quarter casks do
Mamsry Madeira Wina, in 6 gallon casks
London lo;h and Otard, Dupuy & 'us rosnac Brandy
jamaica and Antigua Rum and Hollands tin
Richardson's and GhSon's old Barley Whisky.
By Recent .lrrrdis,
Superior old West Indla Rum
Do do Olard Dupuy L Co.'S Cognac Brandy
DO do pale and brown Sherry
baskets Champagne Wine various Brands Due d,
Monspencer down e Fanny Elrr.
Grnccres, abundance, prices with the
qualities and tie deranged state Of the currency.
WH. WALLACE.
Nov ~ 6!-5nt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

John t. Warinc and Thomas \. Brookins md o,hc M,
The defendants, John 4. Warng and Thomas L. rt,
not having entered their appearance, and security,
ing 10 the ACT Of Assembly and the rules Of ,- Court I'D
prarng, by satisfactory evidence that they rhlr
this S,ateon motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel +. ~
thu, The said defendants do appear here tie Nsr..
April newt and answer the plaintiffs bill; and thai co.'s
order hr forthwith inserted newspaper pudl,-t
Richmond, fn eight wrecks -ucce>siyts, AMI ia ~,
copy posted the front door tile Couit-liouse y M
4 i"py-Tcstr,
JAMES ROY MlCor, JR, Cicrs z. G. S.CLSt
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,ApER! PApER..-The franklin Mauursep,,,,,

DIAPER! PAPER!!-The Franklin Manufacture, r.
i Richmond have now on hand good asssor,,ns,
Cap, Blank Book Medium Printing and other panc . In
KINDS which hey believe WIZ pear Comparison IN ql,
They therefore with confidence solicit the parronae q,
friends aud the public generally and are rray j. s
ders for any description of paper that may be desired ~
can furnish reasonable notice They reqnr. IN,
other may be addressed either Ia ~, oti-i
Messrs. James Szrr Son. to Sir John Richards, 4st
ent at the Paper Mill. 'rti' ats-
Richmond. Sept. 4, lsf0 !,
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GpIsT AND SAW MILL ron SALE.

GRiST AND SAW MILL. For SALE.
THE Grs and saw Mi with @ II Land under post
and plank enclosure recently put IN thorough repair. with
machinery, situated Ncsiham Creek The James
River and kanawa Canal within miles oi the City OF Rich
uond, j. for sale accommodation. terms, siI:Onc third
Of the purchase money III cash, reasonable time good
added: the balance iyc years credit.
il desired, interest payable annually Tor bonds satisfactorily
endor >rd. and deed Of trust upon the property.
Also. Woodland Farm about miles from the Cfy n Rich
mond situated The Three Chopped road. within mile,
Canal with comfortable buildings dwelling house, barn.
bcs hay houses with about 100 cleared,
closed with ditch post and plank fence and about 1000
fruit of choice selection all Just old enough 10 hear
fruits the balance of the Land being 40 acres in the tract and
original oak and pine growth comprising much OAK andpne tim
ber of thu quality deal o Spanish and chcsnn
well red nak bark article and Of high
in the Northern markets. The favorable n those above
stated, for a the timber and bark would
repay. For terms, apply 10 - -
DUNLOP, MoNCURE Il 60.
Ech y.m
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JOHN DANIEL

cuanrnl,SD 60. Iio. Feb. 2l-t, j
The parties interested in III above order II Conr se hc
titled, that appointed i- . III day II March ncNi
purpose settling the above n this place rrfI
said order. which tine and place they III attend. WIN Z
ccssary evidence, 10 enable 10 make up SAM account
JOHN DANIEL. Spec'at CoRnfi>7"
Feb . HI-t
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CiaTkc's Office.

rINHE public are informed that ,e Ticket, IN M ~ .
L under the management Of y. :. Gregory /, ~ AT
attended To with proinptncss. tIIASTaly rf ,pg,
Jan. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-23

nOcT. ARCHIBALD BRYCE, having located himself al his
~ fathers residence in the upper end Of Gooehland respect
fully offers his professional services {" the public
March Ia l0i-wIs
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II AvENP0RT ALLEN have for sale
u coffEE-soo b,-s prime Rio
80 S d% Y.a 1nsa
sUGAHS-5o hhis 81 Crois and Porto Rico
io boxes double andsnsle loaf
MoLasSES-aj binds. West India
INDGO-.o ceroon, prime Gna'rina'a
BACON -. 900 pounds mi@dnE-
lARn-fD kee- prime qualify
COTTON yAINS5J bal", assorted, Richmond manufacture
PAPER-30 cases plain ard ruled rap and letter
$50 ream. wrapping
PowDER-:nO kegs blasting
SfIoT-a,10o hae-, assorted sizes
NAII.s-a,ooo kegs, do do
SoAP-5oU bo,e-. various brands
TEAs-:o hall chest. extra tine
sPIElTs-so half pipes old Cognac Brandy
80 haf DO common quality
~ pipes coInmon Gn
lon btls old rcetihed Whiskey
800 bhls. y. f. Rum
2h hhds. ~ Orleans Rum
% d. imitation Antigua
100 bhis. Apple Brandy
30 do Alcohol
WINES-2i half and quarter pipes Madeira
y quarter pipes Ttnerife
= do do. Sicily Madeira
~ boxes Mu.cat
10 hhis. do.
WHITE IEAD-2ig kegs M. New York
WINDOW GLASS-2O9 half boxes, 10 hy II
oIl.s-aO hhds. and tierc-s bleacled winter
% casks second quality lamp
CANDLES-5n boxes spennarrti
SPfCES-21 bags Ginger
" do. PmeRto.
lO0-wim
PRANK G. RrFFIN storn,y Lar, will practise in the su
perior and Inferior Courts of Abcnare and FuSanna eonn
lies. Observation-Disclosures, Va.
January 18th, 1871. 's-w3m
DETER SPILMAS, MERCHANT TAHOE doors Jor Edrey'.
late Of Fredericksburg. has located himself in the city Of
Richmond and respectfully scs share Of public patronage
He pledges himself spare pains render full satisfaction
all who may favor him with their orders.
wASTED-vr.t and Panaioon Makers whom ne Will give
constant employment.
Feb y 96-wsw
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Plant.

IL CiIANCERf.-Vi Rules held IN liz -
Office of Essex Circuit superior Court Of Law and rt,,
on The End day 81 November, lsiO
Edwin Up,haw, p,,,
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TILE decree


The United States, Appellants, IS The Lbellants
and Claimants of the schooner Amistad, her lac
kle apparel, and furniture, together with her cargo
and the Africans mentioned and described in the
several libcls and claims. On appeal from the Cir
cui, Court of the U. S. for the District Of Connec
ticut.
This cause came on to be heard on the transcript Of
the record from the Circuit Court of the L. s for the
district of Connecticut, and was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, il the opinion of this Court
that there in that part Of the decree OF The CIR
cult Court, affirming the decree Of the District Court
which ordered the said negroes TO be delivered 10 the
President Of the L. s. 10 be transported to Africa IN
pursuance of the act Of Congress of the Sd of March
1919 md that to that part, it ought 10 be reversed
and in all other respects, that the said decree Of the
Circuit Court ough, to be affirmed 1t is therefore or
deed adjudged and decreed by this Court that the de
cree al the said Circuit Court be- and the is here
by affirmed, except to the part aforesaid and as L
that part that be reversed and that the cause be re
rnanded to the Circuit Court with directions 10 enter
in lieu of that part decree that the said negroes be
and are hereby, declared 10 be free, and that they b.
dismissed from the custody Of the Court, and be dis
charged from the suit, and 60 thereof quit without day
True copy. Test:
WIN. THOS. CARROLL, c. S. c. L. S.
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IN HANCERS.-NiRGfsiA:-.h Rules held ~ the >
Office of The Circuit Superior Court ot Law and cldl'
the county Of Surry, the 1t day of February, ISL:
faulcol, deceased p.
John H. Cooke sen Merit w. Robinson Elizabeth \ 4
Nathaniel I. cahcii and Ann H. hi~ IT.. ornr It's Ann
Philip s. George Cooke, John IL. Cooke, jun tnat- =
Ann Gray Urfft
Tie defendant Merit VI. Robinson. not having rntrhd (,
pcaranre, and given security, accornna n ir irt ~ "
and Rules 81 th- IGlr, ana appearing hy saii.la"f'N
that h. y mol lnabani Of this State: IL ordered
sad defendant do appear here the FIRST MONDAY
and answer the hill 81 the plaintiff, and that c"py 81 w
he forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper, published ~ T.
Richmond, for months successfully, ani ported ~
door OF tlcCOuu- House uf this county.
Copy-Tcste,
WIN. +. UNDERWOOD =
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IN observation-disclosures Rules held m tlr =
I Office Of The Circuit superior Cont If Law and Chatf
Caroline county on The iih day Of January, !sil:
William H. Goudloe and Virginia Z. his \. c, P'alt@
against
Harrison Howard, BloSum Howard, and James s ro"
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Your friend and obi serv't,

To Sessrs. William II. Elting. l.. 2. Jordan, James
Zeiss, Mel Gray, Allan NJ. Snfrn, and Theos Peck,
Specin Committee Tie Dem. Rep. Gcn. Com; and
Robert II. Morris, President, Wright Halves and
Theodore Sedgwick Pice Presidents, and John d.
Van Buren, and Thomas Smith, Secretaries ofa Con.
reanon IF Democratic Republican Electors Of Ae city
Of .Sc,c York.
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~ .ANCERH.-vtnsi>i.:-N Cnnr, ~ ''ou ''' Z
held iur Louisa County, AT The Cont Huusc thereof
dav. the s;h d.y Of February l-i!:
Ov-rcn Enrrus, III s %" right. ard as ilmin-'.l','
Burr:s deceased y.
Against
John liutrs. John Mnnfay and Elizabeth his " 2. =
NucholdS ana Nancy his wife, iierry Coates and ig
John l.. BrrriS, Caroline Buus and Mary Eliza Bri7's
l-''
This day the plaintiff, BY his attorney and r.
and tile defendants John Gurrus John Nnrday ~ z
his wife, Alexander Nurknds and Nancy his VT, r''
and Lncy his wife, not having entered their ap7ea.
given security, according Ia law, ard ir tirs 81 ~
II appearing 10 the satisfaction of rho Court, That mr. "
hahants OF this State, hr motion :" the paIhtiu =
sci, II is o,d,rr6, That the said defendants, John b4
Munday and Elizabeth his wifi, Alexander NncS"d. a''
his WIFE Henry Coates and Lney his wife, do nn'"
Justices of County Court IL said c"nniy, ~ ihc
on The scroud Monday IN May next, and ~ "tf y.
pl,ntf and that cory of tins order be forthwith me- -
new snapper published III the city ~ Richmond. ifii"
4,rccs-vey aud thar another copy b. posted u ~ .'
tie Court House If this county Court dst
wy JOHN HuyTIR.
''' ct-
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FRANK C. RUFFIN 7on,y Lar, will practise in the Su
perior and Inferior Of Abcmarle Fluvanna
lies. Aidrrss-Charlollesyile Va.
January 18th, 1871. 1s-w3D
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IL acknowledgements Lunrnbufs Count! 60
February, 1911:
Beverly Hood and Nancy his Wifi, w.
Against
Peter Clay brook and Martha his wife, German Eancs
his wife, Matthew Hood, Edward Eanrs, Bryant Scl'a
Eloda III, wifi, Patrick William James IT,, Ahff 4 4
Hood, John, George, and Green MI Ia'trr ". s"u.a
Gil. WIN. VI. Puckc,;, and John Puckcu and n'hcr>.
The defendants, not having entered their ap2ealanr'
security, according the OF Assembly. and The f
Corrf, and appearing, 10 The satst'rtinn of thu tni
mol inhabitants aI TIL. Commonwealth, nai"n k
tits, rs their counsel Il - ordered. that APPEAR I
second Monday ~ Slay next, aud tile cir answer t"t
BILL and that copy Of ih~ order b. frfiiw til iusrrcc W
front door Of this CoIu-iousr. A Copy,
WI. II. TAI;at
Feb. 49,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
THE WINTER.

God made The winter, says The Royal Psalmis
TO which we add that he doubtless designed it to
subserve benevolent ends. Yet of all the reasons
this is the least welcome to most people. Spring
breathing upon us like an infant: sumner with
its full blown, gorgeous glories, and autumn Will
its novel spendors, each is hailed with poetic in
SEPARATION and ioy. Winter with its frosts anC
wild storms, sud lienk inclemences is submitted
to with q soo,d, and we look out from our wrap
pages and peltries upon her as though she wer,
one The furci not a sister of1tse.s seasons
Ns"bs i good. God made tic yvinisss ~ nk
o. II as an INSTRUMENT of specification. Flint -
Ne long evening" It's warm iresides, lis Cbrist,nss
New Years, and Thanksgiving festivals its f",,i
~ gatherings, It's social meetinge, its Literal, No.
inland religious conventions. Winter is good
time for a. man to get acquainted with his family
wlIh lle old people who love to sit aud talk and
be TALKED to, of a long win,er evening-wh his,
w'ie, Two TO him II he have uoae) aud the children
IL good to have n little store of nuts aud apples
to which was formerly added Il cup fielder, or n
mu7 Of beer, or nut brown ae. The youngsters
are delighted with the nuts properly cracked and
seasoned "lIh talk anI they say their prayers bet.
ter after small feast OF that sort especially If the
talhtr has duly assisted in the little ceremonies
It's good to think oilhe poor on winter evenings
but we have chapter on that subject forthcoming.
80 we stop Pha Sentinel.
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MONTPELIEII, JAN. 4, 1871.


ride upon the tempest dark,
When the storm is on the lea,
Watching the sailors quiyering barque,
AS it breasts the surging sea.
1t is my warning voice ye hear,
When thunders mu,ter low:
flash aiar my levin spear,
And ye see the ightnings glow.
am monarch flower and tree,
Aud earth and living thing
Each, all are mine Bow down to me!
am your Priest and King.
Ye may bar the gates of the temple wall,
Yet stand in yourpace of prayer: hall
We may crown your chel in the crowded
Yet reign as the sovereign there.
GIVE way pass thro' your ranks of mirth!
Pause with tbs festa BREATH
l am the Lord Of all the earth
am the Conquerer-Death
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
From the Saturday Courier.

BY LIEUT.. G W. PATrEH, U. s.A.
am monarch flower and tree,
Aud earth aud living thing
Each, all are mine! Bow down to me
nm your Priest and King.
No mark is proof--avails no fight
Against my seasonal bow;
aim at Youth with its foolslep light,
Aud Age with lis locks of snow.
seek, mid forms of gliitering pride,
For the tone of laughter loud,
And II is my wont to steal aside
The loyoliest of the crowd.
Unto the couch OF soft lepose
With steally tread stray,
And pause beside the lip OF rose,
And kiss It's smile away.
| weave athwart the warriors bed
The nantes OF the slain,
And dye the thread with hues of red,
AS the battle sweeps the plain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
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