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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
MEDICAL INSTITUTE

OF THE CRY OF LOUISVILLE.
THE Lectures in this institution. will Gem
mence, as usual, on the first Monday GfNo-
vember, and continue until the last of February
JEDEDIAH CORR. MD.
Professor OF Anatomy.
CHAS CALDWELL. VI n.
PfOfInstitutes Of Medicine and Medical
Jurisprudence,
JOHN F. COOKE. NJ ID,
Prof Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
SAMUEL D GROSS. NJ d,
Professor of Surgery.
HENRY MILLER, NJ p.
Prof Obstetrics aud Diseases of Woven and
CHAkLFs w SHORT, N d,
Prof Mato,ia Medica and Medical Botany.
LUNSF FORD p YANDEIL., NJ u,
Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy.
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ y,
Six lectures are dei;vereJ daiT' Ths fee for
each ticket IL SIS. The notes of good and sell
vent Banks Of the States IN which nnpNs reside.
will be received IN pavment. The MatrculatOh
fee is 81 and that Of Gradnatian ~, both nays-
BILE IN Kentucky paper. The f'e 10 the Demon
strator Of Anatomy, DR. Bayiess. is ~ dolls. which
ncIudes AL the prlYrGCs o. silesaH ~ On ms
October till the FIST Of March. The urlco Of
boarding, with fuel light, and attendants, fr m
Professors Cont and Gross, IN anticipation
Of the regular session, will deliver a course Of
Lectures on Viscerai and SURGICAL AnatOmy,
aud Operative Surgery, begiun NC on the 18th II
Septenhct and terminating en- the last Safur-
day Of October. The feete this course " ~ dolls
Nv order of the Faculty.,
iy2s J COBR. VI ". Dean.
TNOR RENT-A srnsH dWeiliru hoF,-c coTai !,
v ing IS three Eoud rrOTns. tozesiler with an 81
ceiieut cOoking stove and hydrant convenient -
| Terns moderate. Appiv 20 PETER HOLDINGS
/ HEAD. ~ JAMES pARE. wa
* BBI.S CAMWOOD. received and 81
sale by OLIVER PRYOR,
! tgIl WhrriiuU
.IO CEROONS oF SPANISH INDIGO
| - trrerved md frr sale ~
/ Wa q PRYOR. Tnon s., Wherlinr.
III ~ LBS CINNAMON. reviewed su'
80 sslo By OLIVER PRYOR,
VIA Wbselipg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
TIN STEE's SALE.

TIKI STEE'S SALE
WILL. be sold Monday the seventh day
Wv OF August l543, ni public auction To the
highest bidder tie front door of the Court House
of this county n desirabte pew in the Presbyterian
Church. Selling as trustee, 7 shall only convey
such title rs il vested in me by the deed under
which sell For further particulars apply 10 The
subscriber or Nfr John Knoie. Terms made known
the day Of sale. + II FfTZHUGH,
~ 25 Is TRUSTEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23

lust received, one case Of Stat Window
% Blinds new aud superior article Of Phiiadel-
phia manufacture.
Alse. Ventian Blinds and Blind TrmmJngs'
constantly ON hand and lOf sale No So Main st.
Wheeling Va. MENDEL g. HARBOK-
aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23

NOTICE TO CABINET MAKERS.-7O0O
II feet Of Mahogany Veneers OF superior quail
iy. aud for sale low for Cash. at No las Main ST.
Wheeling. Va. MENDEL 81 HARBOR.
%
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
FOUNTAIN INN.
TRTSTEE,S sALE-

RO Virtue ola d. ed of Trust daIed the 9Th day
oi Oetober 1912, executed by Hiram Martin
10 Ine as tTu' tee. 10 secure the payment Of Ger
tain debts IN said deed mentioned, shall Ofiov
~ pubic sale TO the highest bidder, at the front
door ni the Court House on Thursday the 10th
day OF August next, the following described real
properly, VIZ: lot No AZ situate on the North side
OF Water street, in that part of Middle Wheeling
and others.
Also. Tot number 1875, ~ East Wheeling and
The title TO the above property IS believed t.
be indlsputabe but selling as trustee shall ONLY
convey such TILE as is vested in me BY said deed
Terms Of Sales so cash will be rsquiIed the
balance IN two equal payments, ~ 8 and ~
months, and the title TO be retained until the
purchase money shall be paid
JAS A CLARKE,
~ 81 rs Trustee.
The ahnve sale IL postponed until Monday the 7
day Of September next. JAMES A CLARKE
Aug III Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
THE FIRST NEW GOODS
IN THE MARKET

TT SENSENEY. NO. I37 ZANES' ROW
OB has this day received fresh supply Of
Blue Black and Wool dyed CLOTHS, Blue Black
and Fancy CASSIAiERES, Cassineiis and kentuo-
by Jeans every color and price; Red. Yellow. and
White FLANNELS; Blue Black and fancy colOred
Alpaca Cloths and LUSTRES: Chusan DelaInes,
a and beautiful article for Ladies Dresses; a
large lot Of dark and beautiful PRINTS. some Of the
best ever offered for l2 cents: Bleached AID Brown
Muslins Of every variety. with great many other
articles which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold ON most reasonable terms. His
customers. and every body else WHATS GOT THE
FUNDS" please call up and buy.
Wheeling. august a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000
$4,000

a l. T. Y A n d. RIA LOTTE
Glass No. 40, FOR 1873
To be drawn at Alexandra. l. C.. Saturday 23d Of
September, lS43
}. G. GREGORY e. CO. Manages.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23

A MOTHER LOT Of "RlNGwOOD THE
IN ROVER" and sMarmaduke WHO'LL" by II
w Herbert. Received and for sale At
auR3 MELLOR'S, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
NEW Foot AND SHOE ESTAB-
LAST OF THE SEASON!

LVON UI FVTN NbNIsN T bNkII AINS, At
". r. SELBI'S.
~HO lsns just received additional supplies Of
w NEW SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
which render his stock again equal to any in Tho
West
Among other great inducements which he offers
To the public are his stock Ct CLoths Cassimeres.
and GCHI smeBS' summer Wear
To the Ladies' he .fers q choice selection of
Florence Brand and English Shaw Bonnets. A
beautiful supply of French Lawns, Chnizs, Prints
&c. sc. the greatest variety Of rich new style LACE
and LACE GOODS. and almost every variety in he
line that can be mentioned. and being disposed To
sell at the very shortest profits FOE CASH he thinks
he cannot ia; To suit all purchasers VINO give him a
call. ivI2
Xh BBES LOCKWOOD, received and for
! fO sale by OLIVER PRYOR,
~ IL Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
I.()S'I'.
LUMBER.

LU MBERs
ME subscribers having purchased the LUM-
Der YARD on Nam street the Bridge,
formerly occupied by Mclean & Rice, respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared all times
TO furnish all kinds Of PINE LUMBER on the most
favorable terms for cash
Attached IO this yard is an excellent planning ma
chine. which will he consiaRIly supplied with nor
ked flooring heather harding ceiling, &c. which will
be sold for cash. rs low at any place in the Wes-
tern country. All orders thankfully received AMI
promptly attended TO. l.. s. ROOT g. co.
Wheeling. August LIT
Washington Exam copy 10 amount Of two doll
lars, and charge Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
NEW ARRINAL-

M g. Il. II. SWEENEY g. co. have re-
W. ceived from New York large and supe-
rIor stock Ut the latest styles FRENCH end EN-.
GLlSH CHINA Of the finest quality and the most
fashionable and approved styles. Their stock
cons ISIS ia part Of While and Gold Band Breakfast
and Tea SeIts, White aud Blue, Breakfast. Dinner
aud Tea Sets Of various patterns Of improved gram
tie China. Also, arLe assortment Of Common
Ware, all Of hich will be sold the lowest prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, City Dealers and
Families. would do we'll to call and examine their
stock. they may rest assured Of teing pleased with
quality and prices. jy2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
SHAKSPEARE.

MEDICAL COLLECT OF OHIO.
ME sessIon uf 1881 commrnc es az. the 9th
November. and continues all the / 1t uiAIarch
The Lectures will be delivered by the hollow inr Pro-
lessons;
Anatomy by John T. ShoIweIl. M d.
Chemistry 10y John Lncke. NJ ID.
Surgery by II ID Mussey. NJ ID.
Maieria Me 'ich by John p Harrison, ND
Midwifery by NJ B Wright. " ID.
Theory aud Practice. by John Moorhead. NJ D.
The DIssecIing Rooms under the supervise Of J
L Judkins, Demonstrated, will be opened o.. the lsI
OcIober.
Clinic oil lectures and surgical operations twice
week through the entire session. at the spacious hos
plsl OF The city.
The ticket Of each professor is SIS Marrcula.
tom So, Hospital ticket IS. DssccIIng ticket $40
The Two last may he TAX en- not. ut the option u
the student. To constitute full course the SIX IIc
keis must he taken, and paid for IN advance Ora.
duaIion fee S25. Good buardIng was obtained last
winter n 81 per week. fuel and light included.
JOHN f HARRISON.
ang I5-Cin Gnz 2w. Dean.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SCHOOL BOOKS
NLNEY'S Geography and Atlas.
~ COmsIock's Manual Philosophy,
Walters School Dictionary.
SmiIh's Arithmetic.
Eclectic Arithmetic
Do Fourth Reader,
Do Third do
| Do Second do
| Do Frst dH
Dr. Spelling Bouk
Mitchell's Pumary Geography,
| Also a supply of
| Mssoh's Sacred Harp. vols. | aud ?. Just rccei-
we'd and Tor saleby Iaug Isl W. RoBB..I
M USTARD SEED WANTED-For
| 1VI- which the highest price will be paid in
CASH. by OLIVER PRYOR, Union ST.
| Jy % Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23
SALE OF TOOLS.

Ng1!teriais and apparatus fer mGnuC,e,yrips
ESURSJ ANT to a deed of trust from Horace
Mhi0h Miller TO us, dated the seventh day
et November 1871, aud recorded an the clerk =
once OF the county court of OHIO county, Virgin
IA, IN oeed book number 25, page 337, we shall
on SATURDAY the sixteenth DAY of September
s43 sell al public auction the front door oil HE
Court house IF Ohio county In the CITY of Wbee-
ling, commencing SAID sale al three o'clock II
NJ, all the tools apparatus; materials and other
property Of personal nature transferred or con-
yeyed 10 us by said deed.
The property may AZ any time previous 10 the
SALE be inspected OF the Glass works IN Ri chic
town.
TERMS-The purchase money to be paid in
Two instruments. payable with lnterestfrsm The
day Of sale in -four and six months after the sale.
Good security will be required.
Selling as Trustees, We vii only convey such
nile as Is vested IN us by the said deed OF Trust.
augs to S Grady, 1rnstee,
4 oUNTER SCALES, a new article, warraa-
= ted accurate. for sale by
may rs OFT & GREER.
MANILA AND MISSOUhI HEMP
I'VE 90 bales Manila,
may 10 RMKEE & co.
nTP0NT'S ROCKPOwDER-Fo sale
- by JAMES II FORSYTH & co.
jy 10
NEW EOOT AND SHOE ESTAB-
IISIIMENT
JOHN r.. WIDE.
" ANUFACTURER Of Ladies' Genrlemen's
WI nnd Chlldren's BnoIs md Shoes Main street
dUOrS souih Of Virginia Hotel Wheeling Va
kccIs constantly on hand assortment Of the alove
articles, nj Eastern prices all made under his own
inspection. and sc The best Philadelphia materials
june Is. lS43-lv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23

hio county Tor the month oil August 1913.
refer Saver, Complainant.
Charles Motto, and Charles Den.wert.
De(eHddntsrn
The defendant Charles Motto, not havt1<|
entered ms appearance and given security accot-
dlng To the act of Assembly aud the rules of this
court and II appearing by satisfactory proof
that ne rs not an mhabitant of this Common
wcalth-On motion Of complainant by counsel,
IL - ord-red that the said defendant do appear
mere on the first day Of the next November term
OF ths court and answer the comp laina nt's bill,
and that a copy OF this order be forthwith IN
sttied IN some newspaper printed in the city of
W heeling Tor TWO months SUCCESSFULLY and pos
ted al the front door of the court house Of Ohio
county. copy testc,
JNo MCOLLoCH. c c.
WILsoN, for CompI. aug 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23

FOR THE LADIFS-Lisle Thread, Chusans.
new and beautiful article for dresses, Al
Paca clotn, Striped l.unetta, American, CarlstOn
and Manchester GInghams, Alpaca Aprons,
plain and iS'd Blond fer capes, Lisle Edgings,
Black Gotten HOss, &c, &c. For sale cheap at
No l3I Main Street.
aug q JOHN SION. EERRYHILL& CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23

M USTARD SEED WANTED-For
lN which the highest price will be paid in
CASH, by OLIVER PRYOR, Union st,
~ % Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-23

NEW GOODS.
% CASES Blcached Muslins.
- - bales "A and 81 thrown DO.
DO Tickngs.
do Suffolk Drilling.
so pieces Guild Cambics.
800 do new style prints,
"a do SaItinOiis,
Blue and mixed drillings. Nankeens, &c.
Just reed md for sale low
JOHNSTON, BERRYIllLL c.,
aug 10 l3l Main Street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28

Serious Joking.-We cut the following notice
'to all concerned (of whom Mr.. Wise himself is
evidently one) from tie Clear6eld, Pa, Banner; il
shows the danger Of children meddiing with edge
tools:'
To TnosE CONCERNED. Whereas Martha Stage
of Curwenve, claims to have been married 10
the Undersigned on Thursday evening, the 25t
of May last, and may desire to pass herself as my
wife--the public are hereby informed that was
never married TO the snid Martha Stage, nor is
she my vile. The facts are, that on the night of
the review she aud myself, by accident. happened
at a tavern among company of young people,
who were amusing themselves; and, Tor the sport
of the company, and without any serious intention
either on her part or on mine, marriage ceremo-
ny was said, which have since been informed,
she intends 10 regard as legal and binding and
which she did not so regard ut the time, as | can
prove satisfactorily. therefore caulion all per-
SONS against trusting her on my account, or with
hope of making me responsible for her debts, as
she is not my wife, aud will never pay one cent
of debt of her contracting.
MOSES WISE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28
MOSES WISE
A Dinner iuorth Hapi

A Dinner ,vorth Having. A gentleman residing
in the vicinity Of this city invited his childre'f--
three daughters and son-to dine with him on
the Fourth Of Juy In the course OF the meal,
which we presume was one worthy OF The ceie-
braiion of Independence in every sense OF the
word, a package was placed before each OF the
four, containing securities to the amount oil too
hundred thousand doNdrs-making of course in
the aggregate eight hundred thousand dolldrs. This
truly generous puren, had already, as we learn,
bestowed liberal allowances upon his children.-
We need hardly add that they are arrived at years
of discretion, aud can appreciate The aiecIion con-
6dence and munhcenl spirit which prompted The
gilt. Large it was, the father retains al ample
fortune Tor his own enjoyment.
Philadelphia North american.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28
For the Waterman and Journal.
TO VERMONT ABOLITIONISTS

II. i. WALTON, in.
SIR-Through the columns Of The Waterman
wish SIMPLY, IN my plain way, to make few
suggestions to the nbolitionists especially those
attached to the sodsant Liberty party. What do
you expect TO gain for the cause of down trOdden
men Of color by your political organization Do
you suppose you will further The desired object
of emancipation by the support given, or which
some of you seem strenuous to give, to a third
party? From past experience aud future pros.
poets, do you suppose You grin any Thing
that will benefit the cause OF the slave? Is it cer-
tain that your third party efforts are not better
calculated to promote the wishes Of proslavery
men than otherwise? Is not one Ol the potica
parties OF this Stale, and not this State only but
Of ali the free Stnes, as strongly abolition your
oslengihle measures require? In our Legislature
last convened at the Capitol, some of the strong
est aud most spirited resolutions were passed on
the suhect OF slavery, in almost every shape
the right Of petition, the admission OF Texas the
Territories, &c. which the most ardent friend of
Liberty, in lis broadest sense, could ask. Public
opinion was in this way fully expressed, and our
Delegation in Congress fully and pointedy I'm.
stuced the subject, and nearly every thing that
Vermont, as q iree and independent State, cUHld
do for the slave, was done. From this we have
right to inier that majority OF the ireeinen of
Vermont nre abolitioniss and then would nsk,
why the necessity Of dstracting this majority by
useless division? | know of no other, but to
promote the sinister design ofsome political DEM
ngogue WIN thinks more of his own elevation
,hn1 oI Ill ,ho sioyss IN Tho IIo;,ed Sta,es
a., ,,'l,or, ,yers ihsse resoIutions onnnsed md
,,h ,a,,a ,hoi vo,os a,o;rs, then,? Everv ma n,
ali ocS,,,iniei viii lie nroceedings of The I.eg;s.
iara e. nerrec,r aware ,hat ,he ,n,nor;,v If The
Sana,e All House wore ,he men rrnm whom this
onnos;,;on coma. md had The mn;oritv olIhe bodv
,e.n nc ,he same uol,icn, s,,mn ot he minori,y.
,hoss " rssouons pomJ nsvsr hive fond na:e
a,nonr ,La do:nns or tho Ia,sla,ure excent. ns ar
,icias ra;ac,.J Nov / ,youlI mol. whether a mr.
,;on of lin, r,nori,v were NOT indebted IN tho
,h;rJ n.r,v effnr,s inr rho stations ,hov ed
,n ar' vs. y,ha ,ns,'hsrs oc orr Jeg.I.nre rre ..
iaorad hv ,lmr,,;,v of vn,es and II ia no,orious
b., ,,,o.yar ae,s ,,oro yn,as than .nv other one
ia eler,ed Now if the third party draws more
o,as iran, Tho ana side ,han The other of Inc preat
uoi,eoI nnrties. il will rive the uscendency 10 the
nnoritv nmI The nn9ritv must of CONSCIOUSNESS
he The one lens, favorable 10 The principes of the
third marry II m,,st he main. then. that every
vo,o drn,yn from, Tho dominant marty of the State
in sunnorr or rho third nary increases the cbance
nr RAISING The strictly nro slavery pnrty to mower
Under iIese circumstances can il be wise for the
49,, " 10 " ~ 49,. ; 49,. LII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28

He will sustain our weakest powers
With His almighty arm
And watch most unguarded hours
Against surprising harm.
Israel rejoice, aud secure
Thy keeper is the Lord;
His wukeful eyes employ His power
For thine eternal guard.
MOI s ;SSTr Sss. 'rP III. p sst ;' lo .%s
He shields thy head from burning noon
From blasting dnmps at night.
lie guards thy soul, He koeP thy breath,
Where ,hickest dangers come
Go in and out, secure from dcath
Till God commands thee home'
"After Mary had lived in this tlesoln,e and per-
ilous condition some fifteen months, her character
and history became known to young man OF KIN
dred spirit. He, too, from the age of twelve, had
been exposed 10 the peris Of war. lie had served
III many campaigns against the Indians, aud hnd
engaged with them in the battle field when quite
n boy. He had truversed the Indian wds from
the Alleghanys 10 the mouth Of the Ohio, and
from the Kentucky river TO the lakes. Fear lie
never iet aud had mbbed feeling OF pity and
contempt for any being who manifested that child
ish emotion. Mary's bold and fearless bearing Mt
trocled his notice, and though he had travelled
much, seen and known many females, his heart
had never before felt the influence Of lore and at
mirdiion combined. Aary's exquisite sensiblliiy
and tenderness, added to her undauuted courage,
qualities so rarely found to meet in Que woman,
induced him at once TO offer himself as her pro-
tectOr and husband.
"1hey were married: mud Mary s second hus-
band proved himself to he, what she had taken
him Tor, man of true worth. lie was one OF
the first pioneers OF Ohio contributed much to
her constitution and laws, their broad principles
Of liberty aud equalhy-lived long enough to SEQ
aud enjoy her prosperity, and died IN good old
aye, not 'unhonored,' though 'unsung.' But Ma
ry bad left him years before, for II better home -
She lived 10 TO maturity all her children, eight
in number, and to them was attached an intensity
of affection which nothing could moderate. She
bore all The privatioDs Of fourteen years of war,
British and Indian, exposed TO the most imminent
danger, and her heart and nerve never failed her.
But when one, and then another, and yea another
Of her children were taken from her by the stern
hand of Death, her heart WAS smitten aud with
cred like grass !; life lost lis atractions-earth its
loneliness aud home its endearInents. She sunk
under the loss OF her children, and died OF bro
ken heart"
The stranger paused--rhe big tear stood in his
eye, and with qnverng lip he added: "The first
daughter born 10 me after my mothers death, !
called MARY CRAIG, though my eldest had been
partly named for her, years before. 1t WIS IL most
lovely child bur it had an unearlhy beauty aud
sweetness about it. Tie neighbors noticed this
and whispered to one another, Little Mary will
not live-she belongs not 10 earlIl-her home is
in heaven She died at an early aye; and still
when | think of that sweet child, aud its sainted
grandmother, my heart Involuntary eXclaims--
VIII the earth ever be blessed with another Mary
Craig?"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28

An armed runaway slave was arrested at Dom
aldsonvilIe, Louisiana, on the 18th ult. after re-
cevng three shots by which lie was severely
wounded.
"Thy spirit of independence let mo share ~
"Ail men are created free and equal" "a
merca the home Of tie fres-lhe grave of the
lyranI" 9" Hail Columbia, happy land"
Rochester Democrat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28

Congressional Nomination in Rhode bland
Al lbe Congressional Convention OF The law and
order party, from the western district Of Rhode
island, held in Providence on the 18th inst, Eli
sha X. Potter was unanimously nominated u cam
didate for Congress from that district. The Con-
yenlion from The eastern district, some of the
towns rot being represented, adjourned to August
10Th, when nomination will be made.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28

we have however heard Of his equal, in n neigh
boring town, where hoy spike with much spirit
as follows: Folks say dad is father Of a town
pauper's bastard, but dod turns it off with laugh"
The success of this mode of defence we submit
10 the gallantry Of the Patriot. G.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28

The Louisville papers announce The death OF
Hon. Judge Rowan 10 that city, on the l4lh inst.
He died Of cholera morbus, after asckness of,wo
or three days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28
POETRY.
From the Knickerbocker for July.
FORGET-nIE-NOT.

PROM THE GERMAN; ny rirzeRErNr HALLrcR'
There is a flower, n lovely flower,
. Hinged deep with Faiths nnchangns hue !
3 Pure as tho ether in its hour
.. OF lovlest and sorenest blue.
- Tho streamleps gentle side it socks,
trhe silent iount, the shaded grot,
Ami sweoty to the heart it speaks,
Forget me-not, forget-mc-noi
Mild n: the azure of thine eyes,
Solt as the lipo beam above,
In tender whispers still it signs,
Forget-me-not, my life, my love!
There were thy last steps kuined away,
Wct eyes shall watch the sacred spot,
And this sweet flower be heard to say,
Forget an, no! iorget-me-not!
Yetdrebitazure lsyes within
Isseen the bliglting hue Of care;
And what that secret grief hsR been,
The dropping stein may woll declare.
The develops on its leaves MO toals,
That nsk, Am so soon torsot!"
Repeating still amidst their fears,
My life, my loyo, lOrget.ns