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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29
INSTRUCTION RESOLUTIONS.

In the House Of Commons on the 18th
instant, Mr.. Jones Of Orange, introduced
a string Of resolutions, relative to instruct
ing our Senators, the Tariff, Bankrupt Law,
SC. The first resolution claims the right
of instructng our Senators in Congress
and that they should obey or resign. We
have more than once given our opinion on
this subject. The right TO instruct we ad.
init, but that Senators should resign be.
cause they cannot obey instructions, Is, in
our view, annulIiug the clause Of the Con.
sttutlon making the Senatorial term six
wears and making it subserylcnt to the po-
litlca changes which so frequently occur,
aud at short intervals, IN the popular mind.
No doubt our fathers intended the Senate
TO be the conservative body of the Union,
and that while the change in the popular
sentiment might reach other departments
oil Governments, tue StUaic was lo stduu
as a rock on which the hoklencss in the
public opinion might be stayed. unsta-
bic councils have, IN great measure,
brought US into our present calamltous
situation; and should the Senate become
the creature Of popular whim, we should
" despair Of the republic
GIVE omitted TO mention last week
that duel had been fought in this State,
between Messrs. j. F. G.. Mlttag aud ii.
Massey, both of Lancaster, >. L. AT the
second fire Mr.. Mittag was wounded IN
the thigh. The cause originated in dit
ficulty between Mr.. Masscy's father and
Mr.. Mitag while clectioncoriug for seat
in the Legislature.
James Mcdowell, of Rockbrldge
county, has been elected by the Leglsla-
ture, Governor of Virginia for the next
three years.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29
~CoI. J. W. Webb who had BIZ

"a Col. ]. W. Webb who had been
sentenced by the Court of General Ses-
sions TO two years imprisonment for leav-
ing the State to fight duel, with Mr..
Marshall of Kentucky, has been repr'eved
by Gov. Seward, on condition that, while
he continues a citizen of New York, he
shall not in any way violate any of the laws
designed to prevent dueling.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

Taxing the vote for Governor as the
test, the following is the state Of parties
in the several districts:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

OF Mr.. Benton having been nominated
for the Presidency by meeting in Mis-,
sour, has come out in letter in which he
states that this nomination which was in.
tended as "mere compliment" ha,
brought upon him a cloud of letters from
all parts Of the Union, calling upon him to
define his position. He says he cannot
define his position. q never change nv
position, and, therefore, never have to find
it, or define it," He says further L" am
no political enigma and need no solutions
on the presidential question, or any other.
Ny conduct has shown me to be for Mr..
Van Buren, fol the Presidency, and against
myself for any place whatever, except
the one have
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

0TTho Hon. L. F. Linn has been re-
elected a L. 5. Senator from the State of
Missouri for six years from the 4th of
March next. He received 10 out of
1919 votes.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29
%Col. T. H. lyheclr

80 Col. ]. II. Wheeler, was on the ped
instant elected Treasurer Of the State in
the place of c. L. Hinton. The vote was
as follows
Fira. Second. Third.
Wheeler, - - 81
Hiutou, IS - II
Thus has faithful Public Officer been
prescribed 10 make way for a partizan.
VIM. L. Collins has been reelected
Comptroller, by one vote.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29
POWERFUL MAGNET-vERY.

A lecturer was dilaling upon the pow
ers of the magnet, delyng any one toshov
or name any thing surprising its powers,
when n man mounted the stand and told
him that Woman was the magnet of mag
nets, for, said he, if the load-Stone could
attract piece Of iron foot or two, there
was a Young woman who, when he was a
young man, used to attract him thirteen
miles erery Sunaayto haze chat Nth her g.!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

o. James Mcdowell, of Rockbrldge
county, has been elected by the Lcg'sla-
ture, Governor of Virginia for the next
three years.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

Eg' A rise Judge.-Judge Grier, Of Pa,
in his charge to the Jury, in the case of
Craig VS.. Perkin, notices as among the
cardinal vices of the age, that of not pay
ing the Printer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29
The Markets.
CIlERAW-nEnEMBER l2

Bacon, fin rug : forn ,scarcel 50 a 60
do retail, d 81 Flour, country S. a :
BscsraE, 90 q FEATHERS, 81 q 50
Bate Rope, 10 a II. bon, sac
Coffee, l2t u La,d, tscGrcr) : as
Cotton, So g. NOiaSSes, IS 40
do tagging, 20 %
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

Gar The Legislature of South Carolina
adjourned on the Goth inst. after a session
of % days and passing 81 acts with sun.
dry resolutions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-29

W Successor of Biskop Eaglaad. -Wc
see il announced that the Rev. Dir. O'Con-
nor, of Pit.sburg, Pa. has been appointed
by the Pope, successor Of Bishop En-
gland, deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
The Southern Mail had not arrived at the hour
Of going 10 press o'clock.

DrsrRucrIvE F1RE.-rhe most destructive hre
which we have had for very leng time occurred
last NIGHT. about 10 o'clock. Il broke out IN the
Hat and Fur store of Messrs. Swift q Nichols.
No. 1sS W.,er.street, corner of Fletcher, and so
rapid was its progress that in few minutes the en-
tire building from the irss to the attic story, was
enveloped in flames. These soon connected win
the adjoining buildings, and, borne down oy
strong northeast wind, were swept with oeSeroe-
tive sfect toward Maidea Lane, where two more
buildings took, adjoining the extensive Drug
store of Lawrence, Reese Il Co., which was tor
tuna,ely preserved. The roof Of the building on
The opposite northeast corner of Fleteher.street
was on FIRE, but was extnguishcd by the extraor-
diasry efforts Of the fremen, whose main exer-
tons seemed now directed to save the buildings on
the east side of Water-s,reet, in which they sue
ceeded. Some buildings on the northwest side of
Maiden Lane now caught FIRE, and the whole pre-
sen,ed terrific and alarming appearance. lhe
whole armament presented the aspect of
vast sea of FIRE that swept over that sec
ton of the city At length the progress OF the
flames was checked by the falling of some walls,
giving the incessant labors of the several hre COM
napies more freedom and efficiency of action
The immense crowd of people drawn 10 the
fearful scene-al interested in its associations OF
locality with the great FIRE of December, 1885
rendered our efforts to ascertain the details OF
origin, property-ownership, losses, &c, quite
fruitless.
During the time, and for some hours previous,
the heaviest snow-storm we have had this season
was falling.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

SAsDs's diseases pave
slain their thousands Screuia slain its tens of hou
sands This very alarming affection appears nader great
variety OF FORMS from the slightest deviation rom health
common lrus tubercular phthsc pumonais or coaump
lion OF The lungs diseases of the hip and knee joint and
white swelBgs also, The glands OF the neck and other
parts Of the body Experience has shown That Ssndss
Sarsaparlla is for this most nveterae complaint
and in numerous instances has brought returning health
and life where the vital spark has almost fed. From
preparation and peculiar combination with other vegetable
substances operates by removing in the FIRST place. u-
healthy action from the diseased organs substituting healthy
aston in place, and giving tone 10 the general energies
OF the system For particulars Of is curative powers see
different advertisements in the daily papers.
Prepared and soid at wholesale and RETAIL and for
portation, by A. B. SANDS L CO., No. 275 Broadwa
Graniie Budines} OF Chambersstreet New York
Also sold by A B. D. Sands, Druggists Nos. 7s and lGe
Euiton,sreet; David Sands Coz No. n East Broadway.
Price 81 per bottle SIX bottles for S. -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
RnnIrrun1s-nec. 20.

George Adard, agent, n. Z.
Geo W. S,iwell. iron railing manufacturer, Brooklyn
p Canfield, builder, NY.
Bradford Lincoln, merchant. n. Y.
Rios Ritch, carpenter, Wanarsing
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
Eourt Calendar.

FRIDAY, DeceulDeI ..
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 80, 81, 90, l13, 62,
81. SO. 60, 70, II, 70. IA, rs, 7s, 10, so, 100,
1903, 104, los, 10Y, 109, ia, 1T.
COMMON PLgAs.-Part l-Ncs. 97, 81, 81, 81,
II. II. as, go. Part 9, in the Board of Assistant
Aldermen's Room-Nos. %, Is, "A, So, 9S,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

ILLINOIS SErAroR R-SlpsEY BREEsE has been
elected Senator of the United States for six years
from the 9TH Of March next, to succeed Senator
Young, whose term of service will then expire
This, says the National Intelligencer, is change
of persons but not of parties, both Senators being
very decidedly Anti-Whig
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

U. S. SENATOR FOR ALABAMA.-A letter re-
ce'ved by US this evening, dated Tuscaloosa, Ala
bama, 18th inst, says: :" The Democratic party
OF the Legislature met last night in caucus, and
have determined 10 re-elect Gov. Bagby as Sem
ator in Congress for the next six years . Globe
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

p The parallel passages quoted in the communication
signed ''Houor to whom honor is due" would be much
more than mere concidencea if the lecturer had not him
self given them quotations. though the credit was acc
deDtally omitted in our condensed report
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

D The Baltimore Clipper says, that on Christ.
mas night peddlar named Rosenstock, was
knocked down by footpads when near Frederick
city (Md.) and robbed of s713 in cash, and lot
of dry goods.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

" At WASHINGTON CRY the Tribune may be obtained
from F. LuFF.
" At PHILADELPHIA, from BURGESS & zElssR, in the
Ledger Building.
" A, Troy, NJ Y, from HIRAM GREENE.
~ At New HAVEN, from j. H Pease.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

10 Massachusetts has given at last s6,0O0,000
for religious and literary purposes within thirty
years, besides large incidental bequests by indi-
viduals. Boston Nero. Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

J Wanted an agent for this paper at Schenectady
One who resides there and acquainted In Inc place
have the preference.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

% A. D. Paterson, Esq. one of the Editors
ct the Albion, lectures this evening a. the Mechan
les Institute in Chauabers-street. His subject is
the /" Philosophy of Hissory.'' See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

GIRL Losr IN THE Woops.-The Ha,;fax na.
pers mention that Elizabeth Thomas q f;ne r;ri IS
~ years OF age, left Halifax, where she had been
at work, for her home, about 90 miles distant
She went estray in the woods, and wandered seven
DAYS, without food, in the cold month of Nsye,n.
oer' when she was found in the creyice of a racL
asassy @a exhausted. She had begged of two boys
s.'ererd gave information, and she was Thus
.ea: pnrs,;ea She is now with her parents and am
hav;ns % one OF her feet is judged necessary s,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

D Our whole national debt is less than sixty days
that of Great Brairyet with all resources the
English call Is bankrupt. boston Post.
But England pays her interchange as it is:
and if our States will not pay even their debts,
small as they are, why should they not be called
bankrupt!
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY,
nr vgsTpcKY.
uxn Democratic whig General Com

II Hn DeHaOcr8LC " "AS SAAA@~A >]OA--
70 re DenoeSas R;g Electors Of e City and County Of
II vii he seep BY the annexed resoutiohs that bt.
commend 10 their fellow citizens alteration ~ lue
eanzation the party, 60 far az relaIes to the At
fgo Couniittecs. This determination was n0 in
usl aitee full and careful! examination 0! III he
ali its bearings both and remote nor
isence causes vitality affecting The hoe renre
and welfare OF the great and patriotic parry ""o'e
sentatises They are. 80. fs,,ov citizen, for
proper appreciation OF The ms Jesuit tbey cheer.
IJ,, Ir, ,hs rno,,rr 10 the decision o the feope.
E.,nned TSat !, be recommended 10 ine UtiIoeIdIe
biu EIsc:ars OF The City and County OF Ne aorh 20 a
m a. ao,b at O'Clock for the purpose OF appointing
WI conm;itees for the ensuing year.
Sio ~ I'M such vacancies as may exist 'ohl le ssuSIai
wards in The General Conisltiee oi democrats ''Ins
49, seo and that such Committee constitute tue Demo
L.osWbig General Committee for the ensuing year.
The following are places Of meeting in the respective
wards referred 10 in The first resolution:
1st Wsrd, Thfesher's Broad.slreet Hotel
ad Joness Second Ward Hotel.
Sd POI wsshiBgton'street
9TH Shakespeare Hotel
slb Marion House, l65 Chapel-street
s,h Monroe Hall, Pearl.street.
7ih franklin Hotel, Cherry, corner Rutgers.st
ssh Howard House, Broadway.
Ell, Northern Exchange, Bleecker-sreet-
10Th &c Columbian Hall, Grand-street.
l1th 23 Avenue D.
LIB Reeds bio0mingdale hoteL
15.h corner oil Grand ana CInlon-sueeN
I4th Broadway House.
18th " Constitution Hall, Broadway.
18th " Hazleton's, Sixth Avenue.
l7ih Henry Clay House, Avenue A. c,o..
{;h; EII.ao MossaT = cawIrs, asWss' Secretaries
u The Democratic Wing papers will please copy
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

1o,h s 'nofnsteS no at Belfast, Me-, on the
tslh INST, stood ls degrees below zero. = 'l'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

pln General Committee of Democratic
WING Young lMem. NEw.YoRx, Dec: ., lsaH "a s,;,
CITY be requested to meet the Whg Head in
their respective Wards evening" The 4th day
of January next o'clock TO elect three Delegates Iron
each Ward to the General Committee OF Democratic Wing
Young Men.
The following are the places Of meeting:
ist Ward 1'bresher's Broad street Hotel.
I'd yones's Second Ward Hotel.
Sd col Wasbngton street
4,h Shakespeare Hotel.
5th Marion House, 1855 CbaPeLstreet
9th Monroe Hall.
7th Franklin HOTEL hutgers, COT. Cnerfy'sG-
9Th Howard House.
OH Northern Exchange, RleeckersTeet
10ih Columbian Hall, Grand street
Ilth % Avenue D.
1a,h Such place as waId Committee may designate.
19ih Corner of Grand and Clinton.streetS
Nth Broadway House.
18Th Constitution Hall.
l8lh Hazletors, 9Th Avenue
i7th Henry Clay House, AvenueA
By order ADDISON DOUG GHERTY, Chairman
g D. D JScxsos, y. X, os, Secretaries. dso,J4
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

REFrNDIsG.-The South Carolina Legislature
lately passed resolution refunding TO the heirs Of
DR.. Thomas Cooper the fine imposed on him in
Pennsylyania, for libel on President John Adam,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

" areai Sale OF Annusls and beautiful Books a. the
sere Of BANGS, RICHARDS PLArT this eyensug
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

r HEPopuLAs REMEDY for all those forms of disease
which when neglected end IN Consumption such as cough
from any cause Sore throat, hoarseness and tue kehe
Hyreine Horehound Candy-is tie most popular aud sue
cesal remedy, and is selessly suppaniing all the She
and MANUFACTURED ccysihcate makers Sold wholesale aud
reia. al 1872 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

LAWYERS IN NEW HAMpsHrRE.-The follow
ing resolutions have been adopted by the Legisla-
ture of New Hampshire in relation to the practice
of law in that State:
s !. Any person of good moral character application
40 the Supreme Cour, shall be admitted 10 practice
Attorney.
. Every party in prosecution. salt, ap
pear Plead pursue, defend in his proper person
any citizen of good moral character"
New Hampshire has not abolished the Punish
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

ALExASpER.-The statement OF Alexander, in
reference TO the killing of AIr. Lougce, related to
one of the jury since the trial. is, that I" he went
into the Office of Mr. Lougee to get some Western
money changed; that after the exchange had been
effected Mr.. L. suspected the note to be bad; that
dispute consequently arose between them; the
lie passed from both parties ACROSS the coua,er /;
the prisoner was ordered to leave the office, but
feeling his dignity wounded, he refused; upon
which Mr.. L. came round the counter and was
about 10 seize him, when ne clutched the dagger,
made pass with it, and how or where he struck
him, or with what degree Of force, he did not
know, until after it was DONE" Phil. Ledger.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30
Our Trade and Finances.

: One quarter OF lhls year psnly estimated.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

r Nearnen's Fair couttnHed.-lFsFe r. %
Saors Home Society viii positively close tbeir - ~. B,
Saturday evening. Persons wishing to avail tpensa; AZ
New Year presents otherwise OF their artcia iods
offered at low prices will do well 10 bear ~ ~ a
pendent OF the attractive articles, each evening
iiyssed with the Music Of The U. g ship Softn aos
Band and the bIssess be interspeIsed Wilh % s1ns
Song. Brewer Is expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

u Third Wnrd.-Pursuantl 10 the reeonmendatioa
OF the Democratic whig General Committee, The Demo
cratic Wbigs Of the Third Ward requested 10 meet
their head quarters 20 Washington street Friday
nng S0h inst at O'clock, for the purpose OF eecng
oancies in the Democratic Wing Young Mehs Cc
mittee for the ensuing year. JOHN GUST1N,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

"DoNr GIVE UP tbs sHlP.n-Do nj give up your Con.
sttution prey coughs colds asthma and consumption
when sure remedy is found in Wistars Balsam OF WId
Cherry. The Wild Cherry has cared hundreds when ,be
physicians said death inevitable. has restored health
and comfort, when the las, geam OF hope had departed
Nature has furnished this her prescription Beware
of foreign posons, while have simple and poweralre,
s,orave designed for climate and aaaped TO our
Hnlncbie Testin,onn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

u, DsC Z, IciZ
"Dear SIR procured one bottle of Dr. wis!as Baksn,
tried il in case of obstinate asthma on child OF Pa
Schwebie in which many other remedies had been tried,
without any relief. Tie Basam gave sudden relief and in
INV opinion the child IS efiectually cured by s
"Y6urs &c. JACOB HOFFMAN, NJ. Dr.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold only al l25 EuonsL OF
(, Nassau. W
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

10 We understand, says the Boston Msrc,s.
tile, thar guard of Marines, consisting of Ser.
seant, two Corporals and twelve men, has been
ordered on board the U. S. brig Bainbndge, now
ready to sail for the coast of Africa, and which
weasel is detained only on account OF the medical
stores mel having yet been received
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

:; EIxla1 II; MossaT E cowSrs asMss' Secretaries.
~ The Democratic whigp papers will please copy
100 u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

r Fourth Ward.-rhe Wbig Electors Of lhe
Fourth Ward, pursuant 10 request Of Democratic whIs
General Comraee will al Shakespeare Hotel on Fri.
day evening" S0h inst O'clock for The purpose OF ec.
ting Ward Committee and transacng such other business
as may be deemed necessary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-30

rWe need not travel at vast expense of,irne, money
and trouble 10 curious interesting and beautiful hing
or rare and strange ores, when the American Nuseum f
pays such bill oil extraordinary aad brilliant attractions
as now Gen Tom Thumb aad this we see his last DAY
but one alone worth travelling thousand miles 70 ses
And there is portion of the performance, or nah o.
whole TO see-so think the pubcso think we. Perorur
ances to day al L. and p. NJ, and in the evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-21
GENERAL AssEmnLYoF vInoisIA.
SENATE.
MAReu, 10, 1872.

BANK BILL.
MIR Fon,aino moved to FIX the isi day Of Deem
Der next as the day Tor the resumption Of specie
payments by the Banks. The motion was SUP.
ported by Mr. Fontaine and opposed Ly Messrs
Faulkner and Atkinson. Reeeied-Ayes 10.
Nays u.s.
MIR Carter offered as an amendment, a proviso,
generating the Banks OF this State from the obi
cation to pay specie to those Ban6s which do moi,
discharge their own liabilities in specie. This
amendment led TO ptotrncted debate, in which
Nessrs Lyons, Carter, Peyton. and Preston, sup
ported ond MessIs Faulkner, Fon,aine, and Akin
son opposedn Adopted.
9th section, requiring the Banks forthwith to
proceed to curai their business, struck out, with
out count
That portion OF the Oh section, reducing the
number oil Directors TO FIVE, and allowing them n
compensation for their services, struck out. Ayes
IL; Noes H.
The 9Th and 9th sections, providing for the ap-
Poiniment OF Commissioner, 10 visit the Banks,
ana allowing him compensation OF thousand
dollars, struck out without count.
The l4ih section Of the bill, as It came from the
House of Delegates, was struck cut, and in lieu OF
IT, an amendment prepared by Ia Committee, for.
bidding the Banks, while IN sta o OF suspension,
from selling dsposlng of their specic funds nj A
higher premium than one half OF one per cent.
MIR Lyons moved TO add ofte- the words ''per
cent, beyond the cost of such lui is to the Bank
opposed ty MeEsrs Atkinson and Preston, and sus-
tanned by MIR Lyons. Adopted.
MIR Thornton offered a substitute for tie Ist Oh
"a ana 4th sections which, Nfe' being discusses
ny NlessrS Thornton, Atkinson and Bouldin was
rejected. Ayes 4; Noes %.
MIR Atkinson moved TO amend the LIST section oil
the rIII, by requiring the Banks TO resume on the
LIST OF May, instead Of November.
Mr. Preston moved to amend the amendment OIL
MIR Atkinson, by striking out May, and inserting
January.
Mr. Preston's amendment rejected. Ayes III
Noes IL.
Mr. AIkn'on's rejected. Ayes Z; Noes %.
Mr. Lyons moved 10 strike out the residue Of Tho
ON section. which forbid the Directors, directly OF
indirectly, TO be allowed to borrow from or becom,
indebted to the Bank, OF which they Directors
and to substitute, in lieu thereof, provision restrict
ing The Directors at the Mother Blnks TO loans no
exceeding SI5 600 in the ugsrcg tc and the Brancl
Directors, TO loans, not exceeding $4,000 in tn,
aggregate. This amendment was supported 10y
messrs Lyons and Tunsnl. ard opposed by NJ
Atkinson. Adopted. Ayes IL; Noes ~.
The Bill was then ordcred to be read a third timt
aud passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-21
DEATHS,

DIED at his fahers residence, near the CIT, Of Rich
mons, ON sunday morning 2oth inst Cary Wnn, yeunc.
est son OF Mslor Jesse snrad, aged years.
H. HIS funeral VIII take place today II O'Clock,
NJ The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend with
out further notice.
Al Deer Chase, AhldlosoE ouuiy. on tic 22i u, Mrs
Fanny Ncolson, tic partner Dt. George l.. Nicua1n
She Ion an infant sou, her d, banj an large crclc Of
relatives and friends sunk dccpcEf grief for their
os3-'Bui their loss, her unspcakablc GAM "Shc
had passed ntn death unto fc' had uunl that pcrre
that plSscth all understanding ras, ed from tfc TO-
stcrn'iJ the hope Of a blessed Immortality
without agrnan or sigh glance - show
hpl rtng pang the spirit from her pas Ell,
Aud they, who watched her nearest could NOT know
The very instant; Til the change that cast
Her sweet face into shadow, dull aud slow
Glanced DER her eyes"
uS- The Hartford Comm parcrs Will inter, hi, M
tice. - ~ $3.50 1850 ''''' ''