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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
INSPECTORS.

lNSPECIUS.
REMOVED. APPOINTED.
John Glider, Andrew RedhefIer.
Thomas Erwin, James p. Smith.
Geo. r. Little, George p. Wevlll,
Thomas Robinson, John c. Doyle,
G. Burnbnum, Robert Ford.
Peter Parker, Robot 8. English,
VIM. 3 limerick, James p. wharton,
Martin Alexander, James Hoy.
Chas. C. Lybrand, Jacob F. Hehnlan,
NIGHT INSPECTORS.
REMOVED. APPOINTED.
Daniel Bunting, jams Gardy,
| James Smith, John F. Keyser,
John Gresves, Moses Finley,
Solomon Walker, George Alexander,
Samuel McKahan, Henry Dick,
Robert DofnIn, James Lsmb.
| The Chronicle says.-These removals are caused
| by John Tyler end are freely made by Thomas s
Saith, pseudo Whig, who will ac, rs Collector
until Congress meets, when he will be rejected by
the Senate, as certainly as that his is Smith.
What complexion OF politics the newly appointed
profess, Unadvised, but will stake our repu.
! tation that ,here is not good Democrat or Whie
among the number We presume they csn be
classed with the new sect called thine Servers"
ID~ We give in another column, a letter from
| the Hon. John NJ. Bots; Of which the subject is a
very gross On excessively vrulen,, and singularly
Spurious attack upon him, in the Presidents Official
organ
So slight is the attention which any thing in the
court paper exeites here, tina, we ourselves, who
read it through necessity, in order guess out from
its folles what wiekedness is coming, have CHANGED
TO be tho frs; TO make known 10 the party TINS
abused the ribaldfy which had been shot al him
the artillery Of filth which the Chief magistrate en-.
ploys ngains, those be supposes his personal enc
mics.
! letter from tho Hon. A. II. II. STUART, will
be published tomorrow, in relation TO q collateral
matter Of evidence one about which the President
and his friends have repeatedly vupoured and made
advertisements, and on which they have always
shrunk from publicity, whenever they we're given
10 know that ~ had but to invite il.
Such is ssre TO be their conduct in this matter
with Mr. Bo,s. lie, it will he perceived, hos no,
intended 10 msks this thing public. Another. get.
ting this story o. second hand, repeated an incorrect
version Oft, Of public meeting in Philadelpbi,.
We ourselves heard him, and esn bear witness ia
his omission Of very capital fact and the intro.
duc,ion Of arother mistaken ono.
4 The facts themselves ore important ard en.irel,
OF public character.
P,nnylvaHid EiseaOp.-Fun returns orc in O
the recent election in Pennsylvania and those shey
the following rtsulsi
Senate, AZ, w u; l.. F. 19-Y1, w. u; L. f. 10
nj House, 49,; 81 4" s.; 6s
Toion HstiiHg'. We hsvc now heard from o.
towns, and they stand as follows;
Whig. Loco. Dirifsd.
n 10 %
? Last year Tho same towns stood, Whig 34-Loe
4 4S-D vded 8
), II we compare these towns with last spfine'
election. the result will appear still more favorable
: Cleveland the Loco Foco candidate for Gov,ynor
Hartford Cowanf.
'e IoBt BLATEE.-Gsn. Isaac a V.rplsnek, ESQ
e o. batsva, isthe LoeoiocO eanddite for Senator II
e TINS distinct the General is brave soldier. or n
VOW u Dol 49, L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
LOeOfseo d,fnitionI OF JYhir prineipl,

I0eJ7r0 u.IIHIVH1 " WNIs PTtHeIpItJ.
When Mahometnns undertake TO expound the
Bible i, is hardly to be supposed that the inerpre.
la,ion will be very fair one.
In the New York Plsbian-Mr. Cslhoun's pa
per. conducted by the famous Slanm, the Agrarian
and Dorri,e-we find the following attempt at set
ting forth, by the way OF Question and Answer,
soma Of the Wing principles:
Uhig Ca.eehi,m-D fenitions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
IoJE Observation-Disclosures AVN 5 IlzA =

noiec that on sa'urday The 18th day OF November nex
At the othcs OF Gusavus Myers ESQ., In the civ oil
htchHond shall take the deposition a. IIincock "a.
relative TO certain matter OF controversy, jlns
anu unuctcrnlred on tho Chance,y side of Circuit
.on OF tho Untlct states, for the Eastern Dis'ric m
and ], with others, are dc fcadanis.
~ wiw cAROIINEM n InfxanN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21

~ Il.
WIS institution, which las been Constant
Tor the last ten years. under tho of ~,
Hnosurber IL plcasany located about 40 miles above The
ciy OF ichmond In neghborhoOd. moral intelise nj
anu unusually hcalthiul Tho buildings are largo ard
commodons- no expense having been spared 10 provide
TOT the Comfort and accommodated the pupils The
course OF stndy IL liberal and systematic every possible
aciy being afforded for acquiring thorough and prse
cal knowledge OF the useful and polite brane c OF COM
pIcie female education The supervision Ia parental; an
Calculated as the Principal truflc TO improve the tas
manners and morals OF his pupils Tho fchool room NJ
supplied with an extensive and well selected apparatus for
Unnatural science.
Tie scholastic year Ia divided into winter and summer
tei;the former. comprising period OF months com
enccs on the brnt Monday la November aud closes on
The las; FIdly In April the latter, comprising period of
i2ur months commences the frst Monday in June and
closes on ths last Friday IN September. Vacations Ia the
months OF May aud october.
The charges for the winter term, commencing on Tho
are as folows:
Board and tuition In the English Branches....s7s 10
Sius'e INCLUDING use OF PIANO.. % 90
drawing And falntns 90
IA extra fee DISK dollars Is required me bcr
OF The Glass In Chemistry.
The number OF pupls being limited IL IL N NJ
applications for admission be II an early day All
communications must be ERECTED Snithvle
sc ~ cII join ID. TISsLEY, Principal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
NoTIon &c PITT rnn s m 3 ns oF ~

THE creditors who have asssned tho deed made by
u LansdsST, DfHby a 20 20 Casfatus Myefs and
C0fr1y Robfrson trustees, arc requested 10 deliver
~ tho tho bills other evidences Of their
debt the claim ~ any creditor account
statement Of tho amount claimed and % the time when
due IL Inc Intention ofthc trustees 10 account
Of the all - credOrs and OF tho portion which
etch receive out Of tho fund be dist buied.
Oc2i 3
COTTON BATTiNG-2O bales Cotton Bsits for
" sslo.
oc2i Nv JANgs 4. PATTEsON
CHOICE OLD Madeira WINES,
A OR. CASKS choice Old rcfcisl n etOu each
~ DO DO grccn Malmscy. AZ 800
lido 10. andh Old Madeira, ~ G6
~ hall pipes Old London Particular, for sale.
oc2ln JAMES PATTERSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
ALSO.

The ollowins slaves, conveyed 10 by sad Richard n
BfsLca 70 wit Dabney, Tom, Ambrose Adam and BRAN
nen. Also negro man i'm, conveyed by said W & IRA
I'a and his ntefcsi In the dywsr slaves held BY his
mother, anil other properly mentioned IN said deed For
more particular escrpdon OF which reference hereby
m ode 10 said deed.
A. tho lime snd place we WILL by virtue Of another
deed executed BY William G. Brszca and sua,n hi
vic and oirecori In once, for benefit ~ Richard
" Bfszea sell on samO cfms certain house aud lot
con alnug " aero of land lying IN said county AZ eneni
Town aud said WIN Bfnzcafa Interest bona on half Of
the store house NJ Clement Town.
And on Monday Tie 21h Of same month"; We will by
virtue ~ tho deed FIRST mentioned sell on Tho ferfpa
sorcfad, n the residence of William Drszeain sid
county, tWD Horses ono HirOuchc end other properly.
The nic 10 al II the Aforesaid properly h believed N
be unquosonahc, but selling trustees convoy only
| Tho Tile vested In us q IErFERsON,/ -.
~ Wiw D. 4. LEIGH iHhbccs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
ri s IN GREEN FEMALE SENIINaRV

ri > IN GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY
TIT School heretofore conducted al Elson Green nv
the late Mrs sarah TalaferIo deceased viii be con-
nLe the ensuing year under the age or Mr. and Mrs,
Tod, commencing the lbh Of January and
on the 10Th December following allowing the month OF AM
snsi as vacation. The present PIceepreSs Miss Louisa
webb Will continue 10 give Instruction in all tie
OF English Education together with French and M,Ic
Terlns-Fsr board ani tuition In Eaysh Brancben mar
session OF 10 months. payable half In advance, sluO
Candies, towels, etc,
itcnca. 10
Mu-i- and use % Piano al
~ No deduction made, except In cases OF sickness.
Address-llanover Courthouse.
JOHN b. TOD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
sPRING ENhN EOR V,SN,
LOIS NEAR RICHMOND F0R sALE

- ''11'IN FktOII FINJ.ND FON SALE.
'DhsuAN to- decree Of the county Court OF Henri.
co entered the 3d August Ist2 In the rssc 49,,
DIoeH an! az the uulersisne, the :ommis SION.
80 ~ eppointei VII, on saturday the 18Th Noyem.
yi 10 az O'Clock, NJ, roc>ci 20 sell az public aur
% 20 tne highest bidder three lots adjacent The city
county Couri Of Hcnuen, in January Isi. b, die 49,
o DC !, - The said lots lie Elsi OF Valley street on
mel just beyond the limits Of the eorpir.ion TS. i.
VII DE maze on tse premises. The Of the deed re
t,a' e .i'e should he made for cash, but 10 be-
hesei nat 10y arrangement with tho parties
purchaser (ahoud lie desire III may OBTAIN
=. o, .,. ROBERT SIANARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
J ns LngalLeL WI cony IllI DAY o. saIe.

NEWftFEFsNs FON
IQY virtue II Decd Of Trust dicdthc stn day of MAY
- 1881 and record In the clerks once 81 te county
court ofhnela NrRina, executed to the undersRusd
as trustees, ny William Bfazea and Richard n jrszeai
and Fineta his wife, for tho benefit of Abncr Nas an
William Booker. We trustees a. aioIcsaid will At Gle
men Town. IN ssil county Of Amelia, on TUESDAY the
~ day Of November II fsr N not, on Wedue
the neIt day cell 10 the highest bidder. Tor CASH tic -
loving propcry,vE Arsci Of land lying IN tho county u
Amelia, on App0mauoS river. Clement Town. CON
BfaLosl and Wfe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
NOTICE

M AZ committed To tho Jal of Coochiand County. on
~ the 2Jri OF June last. who calls him.
:ni SssoRoE WASHINGTON; says he Tree born
an mat no came from Norfolk. that snii In Rich
mona Tor hts Hail fees, and by Jas (ooe of
ihm pace from whom he away. Gecr IL very lcly
uu OF avery lark complexion, has -nt
scars The owner OF said negro require TO prove pro
perry, pay charrcs, and take HIN awav
~ - JOHN THOMPSON, Jr., Jailor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
Toi0n As,iiHgs. We hove now heard from .
towns, ard they stand a. foiIo,vs.

96 %
Last year tho same towns stood, whig 34-Loeo
IS ID v.ded 3.
u we compare these towns with last spfine'.
election. the result will appear still more favorable
Then IS ~ the above towns gave a fnaio, ~ for
Cleveland the Loco Foco candidate Tor Gov.rnor.
Hartford CowanI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
FEMALE sCIIOOI-


VIE subscriber, having engaged Miss SARAH TOT r n,
scccmpllshedady from Philadelphia as an In
Tot hs daughters viii be pleased Give into hrs t,n,i
lew young adde's who will be in all tho useC
sh ornamental branches OF finished female educ,on
Mss ILE was selected and engaged the subrerth.r
~ thc hev Dr John Ludlow and the Rev. DR. J. Mse-
hnshts OF Philadelphia, who furnish the most unnue s,on
1ole testimony OF hei moral, her tncileetnr,l
worm and recommend her n Young lady well n.nras
he oth Of January 1888 and the leh Of n
ocr-tc month OF August vacation. As the chief ojse,
oc school s the edueai Ion my The nnnpr
Of Iupis will be hmied;o IA - ~ ADef
IEhMSsiOO board snd tuition In al or any of The r.,
s"rh branches, Including bed washing fuel and Echs &C.
nuse, including use OF Piano.. .-............s3s
au -
G.hNlhthta NorE,.......
ne location ls immcdaiels tho stage road from I'm
ahAnnock 10 Richmond. ~ rpes from tho former ana IL
lon inc n,,er place The nSighboriood agreeable aud
genteeI and the situation remarkable Tor its heahlinssS
IN the event OF sickness however, every attention will he
ocAowcd with parental and go made Tor pro
iessonel services, should he rendered ~
An advance Of go s3n l he desira ble-ono half
me residue To be payedthe fret July-he balance AZ h
enc OF the year A. the teacher engaged tor the ,eho
oue year high prer, aud the Of pupils lin IT,
CO.. none Viii be received for less Than months.
Mid, -, $500 JEFFERSON MINOR.
no References made 10 the Rev John p NeCpi,.
Rev Phillip MoItague, and Mr. James Garneft EsCeX,S
Messrs Oliver White and John W Dew, King a Queen
hohin Philarisnd Or Hause, King wlliam;-Mr Morton
z Luther and Col Robert Corbin, caroine;-W liam M
Tayioc. Richmond couniy -
H5- Address The subsc rber al NIeris Tavern Es..x
NJ 31-cwl5w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
H.Sr,on. Elizabeth CITY County. v. Oct Il. iss

GARLAND HILL FOR sALE-I wish 4, sell
- NV hsautul and productive little farm, lying on Ma
ehunrs Greek, sni on the road Leading from apoyer
Courthouse 70 Taylors Ferry coasnns 900 acres This
land equal to OF IN. Psmuntey nj land and 1.
equally well ADAPTED TO tho culture - corn wheat and
clover In an Intelligent and agreeable neishborhood Upon
Is handsome two stcry wood dwelling. with rco,r.
and all necessary ouhuildnss In good repair spSinr
oihe purcsi water within few minutes walk Of door
IN. uood iAnd Is heavy with abundance OF heart pin
and white and red oak-mar in the greatest abundance
may be Obtained by but small labor. There IL ALEC an
OF The choicest fun trees Of the Creates variety
rhere u now seeded upon the land l2l bushels VIII. az
.he situation az healthy any the Those
show the premises. ~
u wifi IN m srunr.utry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21

PsnHylvunid Esetiop.-Ful returns orc in Of
the recent election in Pennsylvania and those ,hew
the following rtsulsi
Senate, AZ, w n; T.. F. 19-9i, w. L. f. 10.
House, " 4s; " 81 ." IS, +" 6s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21
oco,o, LIVES 4 PATTEsoN,

Y
IWe MISSES NELSON vii open ia uIu. ~cl,,o- IN,
Young ladies on the 18Th October next al Oakianl in
I've county OF Hanover, about u miles from Ricbmon,I
sni u,ile rom HEAVIER Dam Depot. upon tho ans,
hAroai The situation of the School Is very fine or
peins IN tegon long known for Its whole
t' ehb sso very easy OF access carriage NJ any
mc De sent 10 meet those who tho Raiiror
ocn The course OF instruction IA this School will con
sisi OF athe branches of Engsh necessary to comlotc
rage and Muslc az dcsire,D upon tho Piano or Guitar
me most careful attention will also be To the
nsructon and moral dcpotnent OF the pupis, IL being
hnnkh thNthey VIII be beet dc1 for usenlncss In ths
world ny learning 10 live for the The scholastic wear
VIII cttcnd from October to July, both Inclusive -ne
Tho terms
Por Board and Tuition In ali the branches, except
10
tnr music on ire Piano or Guitar with uic a. the
80 %
Payable half yearly In advance
Reference may he Tnadeto
RgAi Rev. William Meade.
Rev w, NJ Pende,on, ZIP. High School DIVA.
PHILLIP Nelson, E. or, Wildwood, Clarke Co. Va OF IN
Mr. Persico, Richmond
Application Tor admission the School must be made TO
THOMAS Nelson, Eel'r, Richmond-or to William Nelson
tsai HEAVIER Dam Depot, hanover Co, Va
These young Ladies' having been for many years runils
w our Seminary ani especial objects Of care and Oh
efvaton we are OF course Intimately acquainted with
dispositions, character aud mental qua atlnns whc n
We DO not hesitate say At them for disc harrins ~h
zen we therefore checrily the an 10 pareuts
soeious for the happiness AMI heI esis OF their
ehidren; THE MISSES NELSON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21

VERy VALUABLE RESIDENCE k'OIs
sALE.-l have for sale a large and commoJous re-
slcnes In good rcpsr, situated within minutes walk
OF me exchange Hotel There IL attached with
servant rooms well OF water yarda vcIy fcrtil,
garden covering acres Of land together with two large
ois, w which stables, Carriage IIouse Sc a,so AZ
tached will be sold with the House. -
The terms night be mado very satisfactory
JAMES PArTesOS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-21

WHIsh Ely, GIN AND BRANDY
w - bbls prime Bslinio; . whiskey
~ do Ample Brandy
~ do Wine Rock Spring ,sin--Iu.i receive bv
&C II WILLIAMS a. IIANALL
DRINoIPE AND COMMON sEGAus-
L sotop genuine Prineipe Scgars
10000 American do--for saic by
oe III WILLIAMS tANALI..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08
ND CD IL II II ~ q CLOT M 9
AND
ER WFR MILL tom eS.

ID F. WHITE, No. II, Milk ST. Boston, COM
-Oe tinues to import direct from the manuiactur
ers, all kinds ofDutch Boiling Cloths used in tho
New England States. From long experience in
the manufacture ofthis article he is enabled to fur
nish Millers with more perfect and durable Cloths
than can be obtained elsewhere and at lower prices
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of all sizos. made
to order. July, 6, lS41. 2O7ewis6mewosem
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08
The Lion OF the Day.
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEG
pI L pIUIS

THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGETA
BILE PILLS.
TITO the citizens of the United States and M
n Canadas is respectfully submitted this Dire
tory TO the means for reganing that which ba
been partially, and in some instances, toialy h
What blessing should be priced aboIe&ad
health and who knows better how to plisthhs
sing, than those who have been deprived J&
it is an old adage, (and one that contains a wns@
junction. Sin time of peace, prepare for VA
We should in time of Health prepare for tie al
lacks of that stealthy foe, Disease. 1t would
wisdom to observe his movements, to sean weTle
form in which lac approaches, and then to meet
him with those means which are calculated to e.
feet their overthrow.-Those means now be-
fore this enlightened and intelligent commuNg
They are accessible To The poor well as rlchM
trust that those who regard the CONSTITUTES
Of man as one of the finest specimens OF DIVINE
workmanship, and the laws by which the system
is governed and directed, as originating ID no OH
er than in the councils o heaven, will SO lar oOF
the inlunctions Of the latter as TO provide he Os'
safeguard for the former.
1t is with the most fattering recommendations"
scrbed by the most eminent Medical Gentlemen
not only in this country but also in Europe, tls
offer this valuable Medl cine to this American fe0'
pie.
Time and full opportunity for fair ana mp"
tial trial have placed the Lion of the Lay W.
ond the brand of imposition, liunbug QuaVN'"
&c. Z,
This pill is composed of extracts of nine pafs 'n
the vegetable kingdom. (being entirely free ~ az,
drug Of deleterous nature y and adapted Pa'9I%S ~.
y to cleansing of the Stomach, Blood, ana .l" ",
various secretions OF the Human system, Dl', U
Fevers and Cholic, Fever and Ague,J aundce s1 1
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ma, and liver Complaint have beeu cured oy u,
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1t IS not int nded that this medicine Is r ".
for all Diseases TO which the human system Is "
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Many efforts have been made to co@ S"' have
Medicine which would cure all Diseases; S are
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within the power of these Pills and sD'0
relief is warranted. uprr ST.
For SALE BY DIR. LUTHER JE"b. ,sm
JoHNsBURY, AND AT THE PRINcIpAL oiOAA'
U. STATES 81 CANADA.
Price 81 l-2 cents. IonGh /
AGENTS.-3aker, Judevine q HOW" ,;Ln
vile; A. 81 M. r. Cheever, Hardw,ek en-, I"C Cut
Vincent, Walden; Warner & Co., Capo "0brySt /
ting, Cabot; E. Eaton, Danville; .. M,ra
Johnsbury; L. R Brown, Lyndon Corn FTs.hpt,
& Rankin, St. Johnsbury East; L. H. N. md
Waterford; John M Parks Barnet; M Chand
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, teac'd no,isonS Sol
Ter and Brown, Peacham; ]. q A. Z; p uoyl &C. \
ton; Charles G. Newell, Burke; j. vi 9lSl
Lyndon.
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PETER GILMAN,
ISAAC DENISON,
VIM. GlLFlLLAN.
233w3
Westmore, Jan. 10, 1912
STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District OF Or.
leans-To tie Heirs and all concerned in the
Estate of MEDAD S. HITCHCOCK, lato of
Westfeld deceased, GREETING.
DATrY HITCHCOCK, Executrix of the Will
i of said deceased, has filed in this Court her
account against said estate, and proposes 10 render
a final recount of her administration Therefore,
You hereby notified to appear before the Pros
session thereof 10 be holden at the Probate Office
at trasburgh, in said District, on the first Wednes
day of March next that you may be heard in the
premises if you cause.
Given under my hand at lrasGurgh, this 1e day
of January, A. ID. iS42.
233w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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s r A N z A s
By MRS. oATHARINE A. WARE.

BY MRS. oATHARIHE WARE.
ga grief that passeth show"
I saw pale young mother bending o'or
Her first born hope: its beaming eyes were closed,
Not in the balmy dream of downy rcst-
In Deaths embrace the shrouded babe roposed
1t slept that dreamless sleep that wakes no more
A low sigh struggled in her heaving BREAST
But yet, she wept not Hers the deep grief
The heart in its dark desoaon feels,
Which breathes no, in impassoned accents wild,
But slowly the warm pulse of life congea's
grief which from the world seeks no relief
The last deep sigh DER departed child
She gazed upon it with steadfast oye,
That seemed to say-Oh! would were with ,hec
As If her every earthly hope had fed
With that fair cherub Evenhe,
Her young hearts choice, who brea,hed father 8
sigh
Ofbitter anguish per the unconscious dead,
Felt not, while weeping by its fnneral bier,
One pang so deep hers, who shed no tear
DON'T DROWN YOURSELF FOR LOVE.
BY BISHOP HEBER.
A knight and lady met in grove,
While each was in quest of fugitive love a;
A river ran moulnfully murmuring by,
"Oh never was knight such sorrow that bore y
"Oh never was maid deserted before ~
"From life and its woes let US instantly fly,
And jump in together for sympathy y
They searched for an eddy that suited the Decd
But here was a bramble and there a weed
elbow tiresome IT u.s. said the fair with sigh;
So they sat down to rest them in company.
They gazed on each other, the maid and the knight;
How fair was her form and how goodly his height
Gone mournful embrace sobbed the youth, s'ere
de-
So kissing and crying kept company.
"Oh had but loved such angel as you -
"Oh had but my swain been quarter as true J.
"To miss such perfection how blinded was 1 J"
Sure they were excellent company
At length spoke the lasa, twixt sigh and tear,
"The weather is cold for watery bier;
When summer returns we may easily DE,
Till then let sorrow in company !"
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" al r. n O. HI

TIME propretors of Wiloughby Lake Turnpike
N are hereby notified to meet at the dwelling
house of Henry Gates in Wesmore, on the second
Wednesday Of March next, at one O'Clock, L. nj.
to transact the following business, viz
l. 10 choose a moderator to govern said meeting
q 10 choose n Clerk and Treasurer.
B. TO choose q Board of Directors
a. To choose Il Committee to lay out and survey
said Turnpike road agreeably to an act to incorpo
rate the Wiloughby Lake Turnpike by the Gener
al Assembly ofihe State of Vermont, approved
Nov. 8, 1871.
s. to do any other business proper to be done at
PETER GILMAN,
ISAAC DENISON,
VIM. GILFILLAN.
Westmore ian 13, 1912 233w3