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The Polynesian., 1841-05-15

THE VIRGIN WIFE.
AN OVER TRUE TALE.

|4M Nnc OI lIlC vi IuTSC ldlllIly
3ways bore the somewhat dubious title
Il " Philosopher" 1t was not exactly
Nickname, for-being given more in com
Iiment than in banter-it was acquiesced
y and adopted by father and mother,
tothers and sisters, and tolerated with
alile by the titular parsonage himself.
Harry had received the appelation of
aphilosopher' from an old woman, whom
i his infancy he used to tease with
lis questions, and amuse by his shrewd
RESERVATIONS. From the old woman the
mme passed into the family, and amongst
the neighbors; from thence it entered
Ehool and though it began to drop out
az familiar usage when Harry was sent to
bllsness, it was still recolected, and oc-
0sionally applied. He had, indeed'some
daim to the title. Fond of books. he was
Radng when his companions were at
Hay; and amongst his young fellow
1orkers. none were SO scdulous, SO quiet as
All difficulties were referred to his
6cision he was the living dictionary and
Encyclopedia of the workshop, and if a
HobIem was started too profound for the
Wphilosopher' to solve, it was generally
dismissed, as being beyond the range of
bis companions capacity.
Is When Harry was getting into man
hood, it became standing topic of debate
Between his mother and some neghbor
Ipatrons, whether the philosopher would
eyer take it into his head to go " a-court-
H." His mother stoutly maintained the
egative; he was too much of sober
6des she said, to think of wasting his
tme with the girls; and when any one.
Mixing up the positive side of the argu-
lent, would say, :" Wait bit-let Henry
Hone he'll look after the girls, | warrant
H, for ali his philosophy !'-the mother
enerally re,reated to her citadel of de-
knce, which was, that Harry was fonder
II poring over a dried skull, which he
hpt in box under his bed, than oflook-
H. in the face of the prettiest g.H III the
nrish.
q This same dried skull and his other
hick-knackeries were matters of common
MIX and even the most incrcdulous were
4 last SO convinced about the attachment
Of Harry to his books and ''gimcracks,"
uat it became matter of general belief
that the young philosopher was destined
p die bachelor. The girls, therefore,
pok their revenge he was called ga dry
dd stick" "a stupid-looking fellow" and
I number of other complimentary cpl
bets. At last, waggish damsel, in al
ksion to the colour of coat he had worn
r long period, dubbed him ''Plum-
&lor" a nickname which seemed likely
y supplant that of philosopher"
Harry, himself, was quite satified on
Ae point of his bachelorship. Being
Ather in advance of his male companions
the matter acknowledge, and attaching
extraordinary value to intellectual ca
pcity, he despised all mere accomplish
enls, and being, therefore, somewhat
"kward in his general manners, he came
~ despise the women" wiz whom
ese frivolous affairs seemed have
Y pen an extraordinary influence. lad he
y zen asked to profess his faith, he would
ave said. with Benedick, Because ]
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
LEGISLATURE OF NBw-yoRK
IL SENATE MhpNRspAY. ApIll :.

NJ Tnyior ;-or, INC Join; select COMMITTEE II tho
Houses submitted he following report and Tc-ou;;oa-
Report d the comni;:c| OF ;se Senate ond Assembly
the Message OF ne Governor communicating the in'c
Of the death no President OF the n'tcd States
The oin COMMITTEES o. ,hr 6, ard Assembly hch
vv- referred the 3ic.az OF The Governor announcing The
,ieah OF Prcsicn, the United States take y<er
thercupon report:
That ,hcy have had under consideration III" boc refer
red them and respectfully recommend Tor tie adopt'en o.
the Legislature the following preamble and rc-olaon-
|, having pleased Almighty God to BY death IN"
President ,hc United the fourth day OF April
instant the and Assembly OF ;hc State OF Newly ork
deeply Impressed ihi' most painful event ANXIOUS to
their sympathy with the afflicted family OF the de-
ceased. ami ho OF the mourntu and hitherto unexpc
riencd National visitation and respond in suitable
inc OF profound which th. bcrca'e-
aduitI awaken in bo-ou. do UNANIMOUSLY
Resolve.
L. Tina; ,he death of our fcllow.ci,1en. WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON. the President OF the nitcd States.
;h midst the and duties OF his high office i
grca, national calamity and dispcnr:on of Providence ap
pcsng in the strongest the affections and patriot
ism, of the people OF The United States and that the Lcga
and people State lament this melancholy vista
ton and deeply synra;he with them on this solemn occa-
ID Thai ,c chaplain, of the Legislature requested
select OF number deliver appropriate discourse
in the Assembly chamber. before the House.
Sabbath during the present DC oy him
That the cair The Prc<dc1; Of the Senate and Of the
Spcnh"r the Assembly be hrouded black and 'ha, the
members and officers OF the Houses wear the usual bndse
of mourning FOR the residue OF the SESSION.
4t Tha; when he Houses ad ourn they will adjourn
10 on Friday
s That those re-oluons be entered journals OF the
Two Houses. and that the Governor De- requested transmit
copies thereof tho vicc President Of United States
tho Governors The several SnteA and also the widow of
the deceased With the expression OF tho sympathy OF
,n- Legislature her action and the bereavement Of her
family.
The resolutions unanimously adopted
communication received from the Mayor Of the city
inviting Member. Of tho Legislature attend eive and
military procession F,;day in cou,ncsruton o! the
death of the President,
a motion Mr. Foster ,h- Senate ihon adjourned till 10
O clock or Friday morning. Eve. Journal.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
GENERAL. ORDERS

War DrrARrNH>r. WAsHIsGToS. April j.. l-4l.
with f.cIlng' OF the deepest sorrow that the Score
Of War the Army, ihc death of tho Prc
dent the United States. WlLLIAM Iik>RY HAEEi,oS Is
His long and faithful subordinate
but important stRor his elevation highest
honor and power and The brief allotted min, the
ot themselves, which
awaken the livcli-,t sympathy bosom: but
only personal considerations The aspen~aon =
hca.c,t and affecting public grounds This great
cunnity has cac. The country period OF general AIN
for lis present and apprehension a, 70 lis future
condon-i.t a time when II Is dc-irabe thai oil It's
high Offices should be hllct and all lis hgh admins
tered harmony wisdom and vigor. hc generosity ot
character of the deceased the honesty o. his
principle. and purposes together vii" the xii! :ni hnncss
with which he maintained them all situations had or
him the affection and confidence OF his countEyncn
the when by their ne raised station
the discharge Of hc and duties OF winch. c most
enc6ccul results might iU nave been anticipated from III,
great experience his sound judgment, the high estimation in
which he held hy the people" and his unluc;lonc dr,o
ton the Constitution and Union ha- pleased al~Sc
but rovdcucc him suddenly from ;ha;
and ever, other earthly employment
While the oiccrs md soldiers of the ArInv will share in
general Cct which these considerations naturally and
rrcssbly inspire they viii doubtless ho penetrated with
creased scnbtv and feel dcc4 concern IN '''iHIns IN
the manner appropriate them ac full measure OF
ton rraudc for the of tho departed
and in rendering and adequate honos 70 his
ory because he himself soldier and approved one:
receiving his earliest Lessons camp, and when IN rPcr
wear. called the command u armies. illustrating the pro
fee,ion arms by his personal quac- and contributing
largely by hs the stock OF his country slo
Il be regretted ,nat nc suddcnncsS ot tie emergency
has made this sa in the ab
of the Vice President from he OF Government
but the grcatest confidence f itat he VII cordaly
prevc the expressed and that NJ WILL IN duo time
give drcc for such further o prc.orb
ed bv the existing regulations Of the Army may be- de-
mandcd BY the occasion. JHO. BELL
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
Pre,de.: Ha-r.soa-Ths subjonNd .n.ers...ns ..a.e.

Pres,dc.; Ha-rson.-Thc subjoned interesting
men: OF the religious feelings the a,e President copied
from, ,he National Intellgcnccr OF April 6.
|, /, known that tor many year. past General Harrison
had become daily and impressed with religious
feelings always treating things routly and show
ing hyrscl: mindful OF his fuiurc accountability rnenbrr
OF HI. family has stated thai fo many months past he has
s.vcr emitted the reading ne Scriptures every ngn BE-
fore retiring however ha.assed by company
down by fatigue. On Monday. tina third day bis inds
position and before te himself particular dans,
H. declared those around h ha he had long been deep
" impressed .i,h he truths OF tie Christina Religion and
rgrced ha had connected himself with she chu-ch
"a I cornruncant.
The ocnson afford. appropriate opportunity for
publishing paragraph from h!s Inaugural AddresA which
know has tn rad with pcasur by thou.snds and viii
now confident. b. peru-cd with increased
Already speaking from ;hc tomb how valuable
,hos@ sentiments OF morality and igoa addressed the
ving w the distinguished .oad:
deem, me present occasion sufficiently nportan, ard
solemn j-s;iiy eHpr--.2g ~ fellow
profound ovcreacc for the Christian Religion and thorough
coavlcou so1ad moral. hs-,rty ard
->-. -e-poa.bIv. essentially CONNECTED
, a. aa: i,-:iaE hs7p.nss-; and ,na co-- BONG
p, i:ts Ct en-! ~! religious 'r-lo1'.
- ana prr-pr-ed labor o: A;.~r-.
ari :s ,.el., srved ia,..t-loa, "a. exceeding :
y-,'oce Al, o;aer 2copr. e, cne IN erveat-
c,u--ilz ,er, interest Of eur te.o'tI country II u.
il;lre
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

kndnrss ard cour;'<g ~hch afai thor personal inte-
course Win Ia .ae Prca, ir rrsul: ot .-ncc- -
term toT h.s virtues al aan rgarG fr hs h,:h ueata
qualiues
todocbeiy the hearty k:nda>.. univer,a aIab,u.y .
local absence OF pretence or assumption 4hich &
Gen HarTson while they contributed popularity har~
lowered the estimate of b.. ability Tn. v,!r- ~
100 apt 70 c~-ocsse ~h ,hei. sisa. great .c r
and rnen OF tragedy hero and n. who inzle. ;re -
donss aud topic, q everyday tc ..ao,e fgan oons T.,
fellow H1en withoC; IN sa or imitation - ,r
on hi' brow generally passes c.c,,r ie.5.v enough
'ainlv bus BY .: ability The ~ord
snl dceciTed by whether pssn p,rrr B-
~ils Il ! o5' ou'y @ ;aa,. transcendrr a--r of
lec' tho .air President he cqas OF Webser
hour It would D. dhcu: snoth,r ~ho-,
pubic career N Srcl' variety OF publ- eapuy MINI:
legislator. governor commander e. hose .rcr- ~,
wrtnss whether in Publc employment on:;t-t' w
honorable exhibited stronger evidences ?rar
good cnse, OF innate >agaciy and ,nr~dne bcnird =
great in,Pci; OF character, thsn . whsr !os me NA;.oa
+. dcplorng
Bu, ne hn, passed. S-,yond zach praise
Fortunate has ca.io Tho .u,r: @ human
ambition ,ha, world which through Eternal Mcrc! he 'Sar
enter the lince, OF his years and HI tau" he ha
passed TO Ma caile, NTH Nation PRAYER, tor hL b
odac.- AM. Nation tcars enhaim h memory We hnye
tor nn ,hr bcravcj reoPc ne leaves b.
and crashed her,-broken family nose attachment
him bodcrcd doatrv and whose d-oa,ion IS INDEED
terrible How teart;. the ausiuon their condition AID
?ro-r-'cs whch little week has wrought The bcrno-
tn, agony for only the lesson for and !o-
al Who VII not read il Alright
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
MESSAGE FROM GOV. SEWARD.

70 " Legsn,syt
|: IA. become nv painful duv 70 the Leri.la
urc. The death OF WIlLGAA HgsRY HARRIsos the Pre.-
don: of tic United State.
Such would any time D. national CALAMITY
IS ral through which Constitution nezer SO,
fasscd But under the attending ,h,
event canno, fail b. regarded fearful visitation OF
Divine Providence The Cni- fars,e has removed
NJ IN. commencement, term of pub
lie service az moment when he prspa.in 10 meet
Congress o: the ni;eJ Saie at .,~ion cae in
ordinary ,xgencv Of public affairs. and in eri, which de-
an, ali me sionl and patriotism OF rulers.
Il become, u as People humble ourselves before Him
who's, hands are the icnie- the the earth
acknowledges Tn iu,tice. although comprehend
,e wisdom OF HI, Proydcncc and rplorc Hin: ,hst the
and protection have hitherto ea;oyeL NAV
te Withdrawn
The Lcg-a,urc ui. presumed ador, form for
the expression the sympathy Of the public authorities OF
this State: with ,ncir fellow ard rc.pcc, for the
decaa >c although all feel that public honors
unauinc assuage Nation gric they superuous
20 pereac the wisdom and the OF the great and the
good. WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
In Assembly N EoIIyr Immediately offered ;he-;ol
lowing concurrrn, resolution
his c1cclcncv the communicating intelligence
tho lancnd death OF William icnr HARRISON President of
United Stnc-. referred joint committee.
of three c Srrac aui Two members OF tis
Assembly. take order ac-"-pon.
Tho resolution agrcNi 20 by II" senate. and ooth
Eo- immediately adj ouracd-a< did til. Court OF Chan
ccr and The supreme Co-r holding special sernai
Albany
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
Private Corre-pondeoee Of ,As Editor.

W .eriiScroS, A2rL cth ic3'-
BIZ DsAR S,E: From tho Hon,en, Of Hari.ou' attack OF
the biou. fever or pneumonia understanding the OF
hi, medical and having wi,nc... evident IL
health from very day OF h. Inauguration. feared &c
would 40, .urv-c He mad undoubtedly he b-; physicians
me country afforded and perhaps all idea hat dernnt
cour OF practice might have saved hi ou OK pnee he
for hi. Iabors-full OF full OF hooocs his
o rccu IL the hearts OF HI, countryu'er he sensation
d,ccd hcre hv hi. sudden death vas oHcr~hclFnins
i gloon, c,r;ancd The heaven. during tie day without.
and decper loom rested upon The hearts OF those who were
h.,ered from ,hc nevsr 'on da. aay where
Tho ,e-tr, OF the Cabinet excepting ar badge "ho i
b h family IN " c. II coa'ta3: a';cr''oe day and
yb, A. the President, Houe anXiou>v Watching N" Sex
i o their diving friend Immediately after his death oo<
,occ the Circular the Cabinet printed Two copies OF
which got aid forwarded ., dHcrrnt gentlemen ,raScr)
i, the Sunday morning for which suppose YOU
c,;ycd The sb.cquen proceedings vcr have the papers.
S,oanbou, wn. chartered Sunday ard sen, down
or ,he Vice President who ast reported has arrived
u the CITY The funeral pageant takes place Tomorrow
Tn. remain. OF the lutrous General will De inferred
co,y,e.s;oa, Burial Ground un tho necessary pepora
IONS ran be made Tor their removal Ohio hope
c4 h,r that the Vice President viii iirec, his remains
- h. dc,.i,c "a ne vault constructed beneath the dome OF
me Capitol for thc dts; c Washington un; the farther
nlcnsu.,, OF Congress be made known. moth
:nc ou, Of the way II the suggestion
Go, Tvl- though different school in politics
from Con Harrison OF intentions ana
good pe-ad Will cndcovor carry out to the full
me w-hc. Of the Republican party OF the country who
,crd IN. nnnc on the same ticket with the good old Chief
no ha- been gathered his fathers Gov Tylrr fortune has
been rca able Ii rrcollcc rightly he owed H. FIRST
election ;cU s vacancy occaoncd by death;
HI. election a. Governor similar and 70 the
h-hc-, elective the world :he cause lie
a- deserves, vel proud Con1non~eaa in the former
stations oub, he VIII the love OF hi, country
men il the one to hich he is called Yours. truly
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
r H EST R lBT \ +.
NEW-YORK. SATURDAY. APRIL H.. :.
noath OF president Harrison.

Th. PAINFUL ,idincs of a Na;ion'- d"p'''''
h,v. olrra.v been horuc thc Why o. @ ,,.pp1SoX
,>ors,on OF our land WILLIAM hs'>'''
-, rh Gallant Soder. the We @'A't''1'
tho MIR, Patriot and honest Man 'c'F' ''' >'''
Tb. b,s,l,n- heart. and bnnchcd c"un'enAno' -
.pc, ;,ncrc..iy,ly ,y solemn truth when INC ""' an
,,,;,c Of wo 90 fccb,. cN:rr>- n" war an" 'a-a'
,d =; hattie and coun>cl-the siantard'beaTtF IN Inc axe
.,.;rsc ior dolvcrancc from Corrupuon AID -h''-
-, b. simplicity dchc,i the aad whose easaoltr
foIl all the device. acunnns and ruPooc adeFafs
the chct;an raised up By Fr'vcnos 70 ""c' 'na' d"
a,ccn whose and person acacT'd nc o' '''f-
whclninc political rcoord"d-iad nard, o"'
clcya,cd hv the suiragcs crate Pcopr 10 the 0Hni'
OF human ambition called upcr ii nc dead
The ,ol. the anxiety the pos,un,e- ;nc Pop and o"-
r>ny Of exalted 7" week ar changed '''
,h pc7ic, enduring and solitude o. ne narrow A"'
appointed Tor all the li,ias. How solemn '' n" .oIt"'
bow impressive the lesson
We cannot pursue this >ad ,trrc NJ lo-- TO ne Nation
even more an ha. W, realzcd Not ;at John i,'f
less Wing Statesman and honest than ''"n'
Earrsonwe believe hin, be a.! the Coaa'rz nes''
or dceir-but elevation aud IN" nature OF
his po~ition wholly dFcrcn, ro.n ,no" oi our an'en'
President, e has not ta, Ii.d and proved popularity and
strength with the Pcope-his has been teH;~d
asan-, the storm yindic,,c hos, and the poisoned ar
r,w. Of ,,roc;on The Pco7e :-oct aad coaf!e IN 'i
but they have no, yc, learned trr nm they DID 'h'
good CID Ci, fo ~ho.c r thousand v"- would n'''
been cheerfuy gladly lad do~n-Bu' 'c'sn' unto ;"e
dav the evil thereof
Cn HARRISON had completed stych year OF h'"''n:-
l hc and hv .ince he frs, vouatccrcd -od'c N H.
counvs service months ms election t" he fs-
dcncv and thirty duy. since h Inauguration One mo"th
aSo VINO dreamed no stood n" brink " tho grave
Il eovc, have their to fall
udaoscr. to vii, at tho North ~Ind; breath
And 10 ~ct-bUt all
IT,, h..t nil seasons for ne ow Death
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
nr Arv OF THE PRESIDENT!

CRY OF " AsRlsGToN AprN T. IrII
An aw.e Providence having suddenly removed tr"Tn tins
life WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON late President OF
h tir,cd States wc hive though, duty. 'hc
~ oe Congress- and the absence of tho Vice President
~ hc Seat Of o,ernu1ent make thi. alicting bcrcavc
- kaowu 10 the co by this declaration under our hand-
c died tho President House IN 'hs ey' tfs 'oar'h
dov April Ammo Don,:n l84 thirty minute. before one
o'clock in the morning
Tn. People of the United S;ntc- overwhelmed like our
c, by an even, unexpected and melancholy Will dc
cnsoIa,ion from knowing tina, his death calm and
- os his fe has been patriotic. useful and distinguished
and thai the last utcrance his lips expressed fervent de-
rs for the perp.,u the Constitution and the pre-erva-
ton of its prncpet In d"ath az N ie the happiness
- n. country wa, uppcrmo.t in his thoughts.
DtvEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of state
THOMAS EWING Secretary Of shc Treasury
JOHN BELL. Secretary Of War.
GRITTESpES. Attorney General
FRANCIS GRANGER, Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
NAVY pry,s1asxr. April 5. ISL

KAvv DEFARTaRNT. April ), I,II'
h. Department the Officers Of the Navy
and Marine Corps the death Of WILLIAM HKSEr H,RRi-
SON atc President Of the United States which occurred
the Executive Mansion. in the City OF Washington. the
their fellow citizens in tho manifestation their rcsrcc; for
the exalted character and eminent public services of the X
usrrious deceased and OF their OF bereavement the
sustained by this affecting dispensaon OF Provi
dcncc they wear the usual badge OF mourning FOR six
months.
The Department further directs funeral honors b. paid
hin, each of the Navy Yards. and board each o; the
public vessels in commission BY firing twcnt-sN minute guns
commencing l. O'Clock M the day after the receipt
this order and by wearing their aag ha mast for
week. j. SIMNS Ac:ing Secretary OF tho Navy.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
STATE OF NEW-YORK.
HsAo QuAnrHHs, Albany, April &. ls-



been received oftho death of " 1LlAM
HENRY HARRISON. President OF the United States nnd
Chief OF the Army and Nay thereof the follow
ing arrangement, Will BE- observed by the militia of this State.
As manifestation Of 20 tho memory OF that iu'Fous
General and Magisrntc
The usual badge of mourning, consisting OF Grape the
eft arm and The sword h, will be by oil n"
,oned officers the militia OF this State until after the
nx annual inspection and OF their respective
The commandments oe all artillery regiments and bsttaon
and of all companies of artillery attached regiments brig
ado" throughout the State Will 20 BE-
fred within their respective commands az every halt hour
from sunrisc until and the comandants OF the H1n
will direct the national standard drcsscd mourning BE-
paycd from their respective hcud the day
after the receipt Of these orders.
The Comrssar General and keepers OF the military
will furnish ;iS necessary implements and ammunition for
these funeral honors
Officer, receiving cope. OF thi. order VII pron,alsa,e
s,c DELAY throughout the bounds Of thcr respective
commands and vii -uperin,end its prompt cxccrton
B, order OF the Commandrr-ln-C CT hief,
RUFUS KING, Adjuiar, General
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,

AD1rr.s1 t;rssR.ls oy,ses.}
EashiHcton. 1pr,. {. l>il.
The death OF the President OF the United States having
been officially announced The War Department the Ma
or General Commanding int hief communicates the
Army the melancholy intelligence with feelings OF the
profound >orrow The long arduous and faithful military
service. which President HARRI>o> has been engaged
since the first settlement OF the Western country. from The
rank o; suba:cra that Of Commander hci
well known require recital of them here ,s sufficient
to point the fields OF Tppccanoc the banks the Miami
and the Thames Upper Canada recall 70 ranv of the
soldiers the present Army the glorious results OF
ms achievements ugans, the toes hs country both
and civilized.
The Army has on former occasions been called upon TO
the los of distinguished pntro -ho have occupied
the Presidential Chair. bu this the frs, time the
adoption Of the Constitution has laracn ;hc cnliso
President wtc - the actual o ic high
., The Chief Masi>ttscy Of the Union.
ne members OF Army IN common with ihe+r fellow
ra. a classes. deporr this national bereavement, but
although they have lost atrica ready procc Ihci
h. bright example II the patks OF and err
remains tr- their emulation
The funeral honor directed TO bc paid bv me troops
paragraph 5"3 OF the Genera Regulations vii b. duly Ob
>,> ID and The troops the several VII D. Paradcd
AZ 10 oc.cN \. VI when tins order vii ~ road ~hh
al laoo-s the lav VII ne ne;onc as -. :" H.
pove a, nal's:Aa dawa & lay ti-t~n E-a- -
fcr,i ,ls the ia hoo: d:-,>,:c; y - resul1
;-oa, and :: ~ close tn DIV aa,2al 4,c. The
>aadar!, cuilaa- aid coor< the scvc-u -ey.,,.-t -
:" aolsan1 tar ycr'oi %: AZ
.cs,- ', c.,ics uloUr1.,
'c ihe r.6o~ aad ne MT OF I'll .~ord i,r ne
E. rie' Of AlsA,>Os4 A.,ox Aor General
JoNL> A-!a-.o- -,-a.r.L
tr. .'Ir"'sc7 Fa-,,.y-T., c.a.ect-.- d; ti--.r.l
Barse- 7Foseat Ia III Esu;I,c N,a-io1 u; IT. ,1, 1t
~ Ge,,, o; ti.e;r 1N", rciaIye ~c5c ne tlv ~
Nh W. Harrl,o7. sons ,>id,,> y NJ. ra,,or Of
Il hrlosd .e....' NJ y q Cdrea9J loc,,,,, u, y.,-x
HARRISON. 1t Va. (graad-oe. heu Fiauax IIA--;.o, of
OHIO, lgraad>on)
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

The cOrrc-ponacn, of The Jo.Tna, Commerce give,
touching account Of ,hc produced Washington By
the inscigcnca Of ne Presiden;'- death.
Ih- members Of the Cabinet who have tca cone,aa, and
'gan u ;he attendance nlgh; and DAY mos, iccply
Thc Vho" c:ty has bcsn OF mourning during he dav
h.pperni be IN the Cenc. Ma.c u: AZ carly hou! IN
orrns and noticed Ina; the county people having hca7a
Of ns Hp~nding caaa- d'-py distressed aal many
OF he7' II car Il va only on" wc' aso-la- Saturday
uoraias;ra; Gen Harrison. IL taxing HI, r1orn.- xalk
!a,c, :1oF n" rarkc:. ,aa-e with ,i. elastic step
and b9h r Of manhood. Ina; very iav ;ho ;n,a isca-.
totf"i -7o hnl, when takes hin before ii.
L l. i .oa. al-n.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10

NJ Iayor OF Va, Mrs. Har7.cn (daugher-i-!aw} and
Mrs. Find.ev
Il i' not known vet when ne al.l ;. buried
Excuse the nut o. letter amid ,nrh exoi,ins
scenes he curtain has dropped. Will
a, the sod news spread abroad B
New-York tribune., 1841-04-10
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nothing he. aad tbc emptiness OF earthly grandeur
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,unmt Of human ambluon-and hl. passage to the tomb
" hat shadows are and bat shadows pursue.