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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IA For SALE.-A very beautitnlpl situated
's; in Bloomfield New.Je.,.y, about II miles from New
@lsS- York! and from Newark The premises consist Of
more less FIRST llpd good subeua dwelling
hour having aur the first ilcoI aud four
thu second; good har, .id other oubudipss,l n good
ryiar, good garden witha VARIETY of fruit t,. such
,pie> peyrS cherries This property handsom,l =
an een;r sitU'tsd being within ga'lrI Of mil OF The
crjI-nt Academies male aud female. Tr egusr
muuicacon between The se and Newly day, by
stage and railroad The property Will W cold cheap
cr exchanged Tor CITY property laGnr ~ New-fork OF NJ
w. DODD Bookseller Brick Chu:ch Chape the
OF the apl9 2w-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

A-a HOUSE FOR SALE At ORANGE, y. J..
tn The House formerly occupied by John Harrison de-
cslsed situated Inc pleasant village of OranSe, u
offered for sale on reasonable The ouss Is within
tire, minutes walk of 81 Mark Church the Orang-
Snrs aud about three quarter, of from the horn and
Essex Railroad. The place supplied with p"r .'rimS wa.
cuaFly anv gentleman doinc business New crs who
desires have hs family the \ part Of
the purchase money viii b. Guircd the balance
on buad and mortgage Inqur of Joel w Condit Newark
or pi-g.oa \ Coudtt. ll.. premises. AID Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

INTEREST on CITY STOCKS I'M eres,
the Stocks Of the City of NemYork due IN. tr,'
7sac ChamberIsn OF ,fs city at n. ofice the Baas
Of II STATE OF SswYork The ransft books viii Dc closed
% Monday, April ieth, O'Clock. 2. NJ.
.. D. WILLIAMSON, Comgt.oller
ConpIoll-fs Once New Yc1k, Mach q, lsa E5i tol1l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

= That IA 10 ,av-tle Poets cupat,on--the Ideal
tonvj the IDEAL images Of youth forssk u>-he Ideal
,, the It i his task and M, ,nG s9pan Inpa
,l,s H. 1laai ceat, ar- mperishaoe While a. the
.e...t, O.. IL pays off the debt Of ,ims as the e1-
liter of lif. il contri the building OF eternity
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

BI SlsCia .NliHpLpL LlHtl!t--
JOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer TO the
y Que.a-CAurioSrh hsh character oi hes' Tens has
opract,re fraud not oaly ulon Mr. Gott but nli2 upon
The puhlc. Aniuerlor Sct-, besTnc The nis'Illed name
thu. tiiliot cnittinS tls final t- market 1t can
readily detected by unfinished aud TIE very
common styl- in which II - rut UP
Obssys, the genuine Pen, Al marked IN igii J9Heph
Callots Eatcu!. or Joseph elliott warranted and tlht
each .ro,, bear, fac >l.ni!e OF h!I ,Isu, -
Tb- above ma, be had, wholesale, OF HENRY JESSOF
JDh street Vi Gold. JYiJ "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

CAJ TiON.-AH persons are cautioned against
Strus.:ns aay Of the crew Of the Batsh b.rque British
QGen VIZ Lord =.a-E from Bristol debts OF thsiF
contracting VII ae z:a 81 me caPJaii caES,s2e1s
as W. J. T. 7 APSCOTT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN PURSUANCE Of al. order OF the 2GlIeo I ~ rr4-
of tn County Of N.wYork nie- IS he;eby ~ ei5
.0ns hava. against J.cob Harmanf is VI with
Yors hIkeT, i-cfs present. tr >sjs, n.. No II
rouclr.. yef-o % the subscnoe her Fs.ide ths b
Division the cry Of ,4e's. ork on % - n Fsbfs-
day August Dae Sse ors, the 3ul CO.
arr IatJ MARY HARTMAN, AdainisEltlli- :. -.
IN PURSUANCE OF an Order OF Inc oHl.os1d ll. 70 ii
Of tie County Of NewTork notice Is hsfeoy 81 cg,y
Ne-Ycrk lunbr ralrr ecsas-d TO present. w. Ne
the vouchers thereof 10 tn subrcnb. al ht " bei0s
the st day OF Nay ne1r. Dated NewY2rk, the i
October Is,s WILLIAM GREEN III is"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

NEW.YORK TOEASTON, Pa.-Peo-
sssssssS PIES Line. Farv Sa.-L-sye Pier Na J. Ncfth
River s. O'clock A VI. daily, tSnndays eH-
E-csPtsi.} BY STEAMBOAT 70 yo7; OF leave
the foo, o Coagtiaadt O'clock A ". h New-je
Railroad TO Ex2he,liomR, there wh the
o, cNTs for Socegyil!e coaches sac toRl - niir
inc s.asion O'Clock, P. Vi. Fer apply A D.
HOPs., Merchants Hotel, 81 CourIftadt 81
y. B.This route, oa account oi the .hor: distance b.
COACHES, comrneadS ltsel: 70 the pablo.
Ofics removed from . u Il Courtlandt street; sepS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

81 To LET-Part of a large and commodlous
:5 House, pleasantly situated the b.ns Of The Ea'
,2- River foot of Forty street with about acF"
Fruit Trees Of choice kinds full barring. + IN. delight
u summer residence and withn minute. walk OF stages
which pass 10 aud from the city every half hour Inquire OF
j q MILLER. on the prenlscs. alStnl'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
.ra Iawsn. TdONNS c. BRANT, Admini,uator.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Of The CouaY Of NewYos, noticr hereby gwen all
Ersons having CLAIMS against Vincent Bo1ne, late Of
.- CITY Of NeYork, hay carnan deceased, present. the
sme with .t- vouchers thereof the sub.erbers No iS
Orch,ri str--t t city o New ok before the ID
sy Of July Da,rl N-w-Yor tn crf OF December,
1872 Garrett v BopIEE, adr,;n,,,,,,o-.
tNiI E.t- inIIN u ROniNE S-AlIIilSLftuIt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

II PURSUANCE ot an Order OF The Surrogate
,,,rsons having l,ins salust Wil,m Ltteboy hr Of The
c o New-YorA comb ,'er d,cesssd 70 p;rn, iS ,, y
nfcc N, Nassau street IN The city vt Nrw.Y"gk Gu ~ b.
,t,y of March tsi3 MAULTBY j. LITTLkB0Y,
mi2 inw6m' AimlnI'ratcr oi Nllnm l.ittltboy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

II FOR LQNnoN-Packet of May lst-The
sTT packetSAp ST. JAMES w. 5. S-eor. master, *ill
SsSAass-sail rs s6o,e i,-F regular day.
For freight p>sas-, having superior accommodations
.prly on board. zoo; ci Maiden laa-, 20
az GRINNELL, AlINTURS s CO, IS sost!ls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

NrieIs tn
jane. B-a;r, ~ Washington street,
Chsrlc. Ross 9th Av-nu=, cor 9Th 81,
talyia Cou.tir. % cn-rry sJrr-,,
Charles HIEls5urch, 3t2 " ster street,
G-crg- J. PTce, -; E.lst Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

Nut CQAL-Peach Orchard Nut Coal OF ldrg
WARD & BROWNE,
mp II Na.fai I.t-+
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
ours. Win respect,
Mrs. PHEBE HESKETH,

To Dr. H. e. THoRr 12 Greenwich lan" corner i3h->treet
opposite the 9Th tuow called trenwich aysauc,)
,.b.ra h. medicine ran ONLY be ohtlncl a2i 2t- N&S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
of the County of New York nocs hereby gwen al
yr,os having claims against Edward Is. Summers s Of ih,
city of New York grocer deceased, 70 present the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber at No u hrns'an
before the 5Gt day Of June, lSi3 Dated New'iork the 1h
DAY OF December, l8i2.
\ ]
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

TN PURSJ.t .tNCE Of an Order OF the Surrogate
Of the County OF NewYerk notice Is herehy S,'en 70 1l
~ having clam. against EllI,trh Sherwood Nte " ir
, Hf Nm Sork wlSv lrcra.rt 10 present the sane with
tl vouchers rhrf the subscribers = the dwt'ins q, W.,
ON or S.6r the 2lh doy May neat Dated Ns"-icrs ihe
18th dty cf Noyemb,s lS.2.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

A4 TO LET.-ln Dean street, near Smith street,
I'm frookyr the splendid hfre story hous- finished IN the
manner with lots of ground attached Also,
coach house stables, variety of the most coce S'ie
Also several fruit VIII, well and pump oi 'T
celrn sprns the premises. This property j. well
calculated for the accommodation oi respectable 'ni 10
whom vii IL. let for accoin'nadatins
t.rrrs r lnulyluc IN JOS Ell MURRAY. 100 Pnr nhe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

300OBARRREL:Sss ri :ss,.s OF dE ~ the 6ss' 2ns
th- ccus s-4son 4nd eood cY bounds and mortgages
e-i,- in payment. AdtIe. Lime Tribune Ofcs- 81
900 BONES first quality Family Soap for sale
~OO low for c.sh, 5y :. F. EDDY, 2i Old Slip. spS II
TNH0MAS D. LOWTHER, Furnishing Coat,
L Des.. ZS Fou-th,est- eoIa-1 OF Thompson. a. In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

II PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the Caulty OF SewYofS notice hereby gwen I'll
p4,ons h,Yng claim Sa,.; Rie Worendykr Iate Of the
CITY Of Sewiok lyeEy stable kee-f deceased present
the with tt youc-r, thereof the subscriber. t~
ii H.Hori Smith Eo. 300 Greenwich -t y- city
" Ney.fok before tn- lst day Of October next.
Dated New ork IA. roth .iay Of March 1913.
CATHARINE WORTENDYKE.
i,wS Su tniu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

II PURSUANCE. OF an Order of the Surrogate
Of the County New York notice hereby ziren ,0 al,
having claims against Cornelius W Van R8ost atp Of
h city Of New gentleman cc-.s-d present tie ssrn
Iih tn vouchers tferro tEe sunscub-s the rs.uce
% tn subscriber Ann &. Van Raus, No I'D Broadway In
HI city OF N,s York before ,h 9Th dag OF Nay next
Dated Nss- ok the 2!th day % Noy-mbr a. D.. 1872
u5j
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

ri TO LET-I'o ANAL scnteel family, the
uy,.r Part and front basement "i le neat TIVE story
- brick house No 81 Muberry-st.,.-cr the whole house
woul belented TO good tenant and II desirable gentleman
and his wife " culd like 10 beard the premises b. hou'e
has every convenience including Coton water Apply on The
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
L of the COUNTY of New York hereby al
cr,on> having CLAIM asaa,c David Powell late Of The city u
Newors car;-uer dccra,cd present ,hc With the
vouchers thereof the subscriber the residence OF Samuel
5 Williams. No 25J Madison street IN he city Of NewY York
on before the Sh day of August Dated Nel:Y
;Ie ith day of February, 1853 SANDS POWELL,
II nwGm' Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

TO CONTRACTORS AND CARPENTERS.
Sealed proposals vii! h received al the Street Commis
,ion- 5ce until Saturday the 29thirs 2oclock noon
for regulating the ground known the Eouseo ksfnsr
svenur and tl centre Of Ola Post Road and for enclosing
the with snc-. FoF further pNrcuars apply Al the
Sect ConrussIo Office whrr plans and sthcatlcns
NAV b. scsn. JOHN EVEN. Str~-t Commissioning.
Sti.-: { nuimi suncr's OfI,c-. A,ril 2ls 1915. AL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN PURSUANCE of an Order ct tte >u-rosate
Of IN, County c NewYo notice : HEREBY gwen 10 IL
r.r>,n< h,vns claim, Lewis rshr late ct the cl;y
6f Ne-York Brass Founder deceased 70 rre'cni the san
with ,c vouchers thereof the subscribers, ~ the "tce Of
I,Ssrh iu,sr Esq No lSEh,mhrf< street IN tie clt X
New.Ycrk On or beoge the ~ iNy c August next pa.d
New York the slst dayof January 1873
''N'' AN'''' 80 tCSL'yII
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

ga FOR SALE.-A very desirable country resi-
M dence lt Jamaic. with from two 10 zen acres OF rch
Inquire IN. premises, address Iost-pald)
J>o H. PouLoN, near the Posr Office.
Also for saleA handsome light Jamaica bniit) nsr ar
mage for sal. cheap BE- Mes.rS. r Cooke COS
30 Caa.stIcrt, New York.
Al,o TO LET-A two. story House and Store at Jamaica
Rent hl8 2N"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

Srs FOR SALE in the City of Newark, \. j
@ house ard 2! Of land situated IN South Broad
street No 72 The House Is iet front. and 3s deep
good stable fruit trees sc. attached ~ the premises OF lar
her particulars apply J. NICHOLS, corner oil " iam
and Washington streets, or of WM. PAUL the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

@ ONE PRICE HAT STORE, rs Chatham
I'd Square, corner Of NotI-s,res;.-Th ropretor have
49, introduced ne. stvlr II Hat liz Imitation Of Be-
YER winch c:os-y ,-mble thos- JcurIy sold 15 - and s.
the los h1-i PFce Of 81 Those who from inclination
NECESSITY induced study economy that iu.; "rtb
keep ~ the appearance Of the most fashionable.
BROWN ( co.
a22 Ia- rs chettarn-stTe=: corner OF 5Iots-7tse-
WAGONS AND CARRLAGE-The
,ub.cibs- hlJ on hand and continues max. 20 or
.-A2-drT all aiF,is Of Grocer Baker Mix. Farm, and
Southern and horse rantaron Wagons. iso ell
kinds OF light Ca-rase. which lie Will cell pce1 s-iI
the times. TIMOTHY w. MULFORD,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

TORPOKATION- NOTlCE.-Publlc Notice Is
y hereby Eyea that petition his ben r'snea r., 10 T. @ ,i
Sth ,,.h;.
Persons interested The above PETITION end ha Tag objrc-
on, 10 the same ,rr requested 10 present tnrH IN tln 20
the Street Comni.s sonr Dtcs on OF htior- The tn h't
JOHN EVEN. Street Camml,'ioner.
c.. commissioner, Fir4 Anil 18th 1913 sr0 t,s1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

Rooms have ten fitted M No ssy street stciusive'j
f I,die, having ersrate entrance rom The businrs,
rei here female IL cUnstal; attendance 10 wa @ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

ILLINOIS. MISSOURI, AND IOWA CREDl-
TORs-rhom4s J. FaInhan, Counsellor at la W Is oca
t. at Alton Illinois, the practices OF his profession 'nd
viii attend 20 III. OBJECTION OF Debts. aud ANY business coa
u.ce W h III. Sale aud Puchne OF Lands the Piym.1't c
Ta,e. &c for uon.tesdcnts those States aud Territories
bordering on the River Al,,siSsipPl.
He be found for short time at the ocr OF hs .s"1'
Ionr, OF tl aud four O'Clock T. NJ werr he Viii b. ,ppy
to communicate with those who may have bSnc- 10 entEt
10 m or mas desire information regard To PERSONS or a'
c-s in the Wet. -, -, ,-, n
- am, n,h.r, \p,y- York April i3, 1913. apll I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN PURSUANCE. OF an Order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New.Yo nollce * hereby gwen all
having c,u- agais; Richard Lea lat. Di ti city
Newfork Hugh llorsson late Of the laid city; Natth..
Rksf, late o sad city ,l avcrn-kF-s th'e- Rich at-
mariner jsJe uryck late OF s city, in>ter, deceased
pescnt tn SAM with the vouchers thereof the ub,cr-
tr az his office No. - John street ti city of NrwY0r
or bclor. h 18Th day Of July next Da-d New.T the
!2i lay Of January, l3i3 f.. kETCHUM
l12J iaTGm Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

r. PURSUANCE. of an Order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Newfn noti.e hereby gwen III
rsons harnx claims G~rgc ". Gilbert laeofip city
NcyTnrk gentleman lece1Si present the a i;h the
youchcr I-reoi The sulcrlttr her residence No n
Forsyth The city oi Newlofk before the 10Th
!,y Jun- Date. NsvY0r the st day CT December
1852. Wary AN GILBERT. E.1eeut.i,. de l.m6m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

81 --SI 1NEW ARKANGINIENI.- : IT y.
49, son and NEW YoRK-Foffrels and I I9s-
-SSE.scngeIs-T The and elegant steamboat co
TMBlA Capt Thomas p Newbey, will leave Hudson FOR
New York Monday Wednesday and IIiday at SIX o.
clock p NJ the arrival of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail
road Cars and touch intermediate Landings Returning
Leave New York every Tuesday Tha'daI and SATURDAY
morning in time take the Railroad cars for Boston
For further information, inquire IN Hudson Of
CLARK & co. Ia New York Of SUYDAM, REED *
Co at the foot OF Liberty street North River board
ether Nice alRtf JEREMIAH BAMt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

~ .-.,, Il POWELL Il CO.'S LINE FOR
-. SEwBURGiI, Landing at caitwe'; ;; ,A,S W,S'
LANDER Capt X Warror Will leave the picrfeo; OF Wal-
ren-stre-t Monday rhui.day ard Saturday o'clock
7. NJ Returning, Will leave NewhuGgh every Monday "a
A NJ and tuesday aud Fnay T. NJ Fo iIrigl; ras-
sage, apply 10 the Captain on board.
Baggage aud freight Of all descriptions, bank bills specie
put board must be al the r>S of c thereof rlr>
bill of ladmc receipts b.. signed for te >tmr All
GacS1 ,7NEW ARRANtiEMENT.-F
E-elsS-. and rrris.t rcduced-Neu York and Boston
Railroad l.ue VIA NoLwichand Worcester
From Pier Mol North River foot Of Battery place DAILY
SUNDAYS excepted, az O'Clock 7. ".
The Line composed Of the following splendid steArners,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-31
CATHOLICISM IN EUROPE-- ENG
LAND. &C.

The following is an extract Of letter from
President Durbin, of Dickinson College, Pa, (who
is now travelling in Europe,) TO DIR. Sewall, pub.
lished in the National lnlelligencer. Ii states i'm
portapi facts, and eyinces clear and phlosopbic
observation which entities il TO attention:
4 have carefully studied the Catholic religion,
both as u system OF faith considered in ITSELF aud
rs an external institution acling upon society as
such md forming an integral aud necessary part
of the Government IN Catholic countries. have
no doubt-no intelligent Protestant in Europe can
douht-but that Catholicism ~ gradually regain
ing lis ground in Europe, under the direct or indi-
rect pulronnge OF most OF the monarches, because
they fluid it a very convenient and powerful means
OF controlling the mass OF the people through the
priesthood. ~ Italy and Austriu The clergy are
in correspondence with the bishops, and The Bish-
ops with the Minister of Police LOUIS Philippe
and The church had no friendship tor each other
seven years since now they are in close alliance
| and, with returning sense OF religion among the
people OF France there is n corresponding return
| of the church to power. The ceremonies and
| decorations OF the churches are arranged 10 sun
the state OF society, so as 10 strike ahd caplivae
| The mass Of the people. Thence she is acquiring
her influence again over Two divisions OF the com
muniIy over kings aud rulers, because they need
her as "a means OF government aud over the mass
OF the lower orders, because she is so arrange in
her external ceremonies as TO strike uld CRAFTY the
senses, aud so adapted by her sscramenis, parlic-
ularly of penanee and her doctrine OF purgaiory,
as 10 assure TO the ear, after auricular confession
the pardon OF Elm, and the hope OF escape IN The
next world, il not quite successful 10 this While
in England she is acquiring great influence by
greatly multiplying aud expanding her external
| machinery such as fine churches and cathedrals
schools and colleges, and the residence OF many
missionary priests /; secondly, by tho strange ap.
Proclamation of many of the clergy OF the es,sb'
lishment TO what I. essential TO Catholicism; but
most OF all, by tbs TOO equal division OF Wings aud
Tories, 80 rs to give the balance of power, during
the last Administration, very much TO the Catholic
party represented by Mr.. OConnsll and wher
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-31
LESURQUES /;
OR, THE VICTIM OF JUDICIAL ERROR.
from Blaekwood's Magazine for January.l
IConciLdtd1

V.-THE Trial, AND THE BLINDNESS OF ZEAL.
NJ. Lesurques, Gursno, Cuuroi, Bernard, Rich
ard, and Bruer were summoned before the ulbu-
nal of justice the three first as authors or accom-
pces OF the murder and robbery-Bernard as
having turn shed the horses Richard as having
concealed at his house Conriol-and his mistress,
Madelaine Breban. as having received and con.
cealed part OF the stolen goods-and Bruer ns
having given Couriol refuge at Chateaulh erry.
The witnesses persisted in their declarations as
to the identity OF Guesno and Lesurques. But
Guesno established beyond all doubt the fact of
his abb and Bruer easily reiuIed every charge
that concerned himself. Lesurques had cited hf-
teen witnesses--all respectable men-and presen-
ted himself at the bar with caImness and conf
dence which produced a favorable impression. -
A gainst the POSITIVE testimony OF The six wines
ses who asserted him 10 have been al Aongeron
and LeursainI on The 9th Florea, he had brought
q mass Of testimony To prove an abb.
CiIoysn Legland, a rich jeweler and goldsmith,
compalrio, of Lssurques, was first examined. lie
posed that on the 9Th FIorea the day on which
the crime had been acknowledgements had
pissed portion OF the morning with hlm.
Aldenof, a jeweler iiilare Ledru, and Chaus-
fer ieposed that that day they dined with Lesur-
ques IN the Rue .Moniorguea; that, alter dinner,
they went to a cafe, took some llqueur, and went
home with him.
Beudari, a painter, deposed that he was invited
10 The dinner, with Lesurques and his friends, but
thar, as one of the national guard he was thai
day on service, and so was prevented attending
but that, he had gone to Lesurqnes thai very eve
ming in his uniform, and had seen him go 10 bed
In support OF his deposition he produced his bile
de gdrde dated The 9th.
Finally, the workmsn, employed in the apart
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-31
HOW THE QUAKER oUTwITTED the RoBBER

A traveller wendell the wilds among
With purse of gold and a silver tongue
His hat was broad, and all dtab were his clothes,
For he hated high colors-except on his nose
And he met with lady the story goes
Heigho! yea thee and nay thee
The damso she cast him a merry blink,
And The traveller nothing 10th, think
Her merry black eye beamed her bonnet beneath,
And the Quaker, he grinned, for he'd very good teeth
And he asked, art thou going to ride on the heath r
Heigho! &C.
Il hone you'll protect me, kind sir, said the maid,
As to ride this heath over Pm sadly afraid;
For robbers, they say, here in numbers abound,
And wouldn't for any thing should be found,
For--between you and mel have five bundled pound
Heigho! &c.
II that is thine own dear the Quaker said
meier maiden sooner would wedj
And have another five hundred just now,
In the padding that's under my saddle bow,
And iii settle it ali g ,gS;sb 1s'Ys V0w'
The maiden she smiled, aud the rein she drew,
Your offer IN take-though III not take you"
pistol she held At the QuakeI's head
Now give your god--oI I'll give you my lead,
Hcgho &c.
The damsel she ripped up the saddle bow,
And the Quaker was meier qaaksr III now
And he by the fair one he wished for bride
His purse borne away with staggering stride,
And the eye that looked tender now only defed.
Heigho &C.
:Thc spirit doth move me, friend Broadbm quoth she,
For mammon decsves-and beauty is heetng;
Accept from thy mdidcn right loving greeting,
Heigho! &C.
4 And bark! Jolly Quaker, SO rosy and sly,
Have righteousness than lass in your eye,
Don't 20 again peepng girls bonaets beneath,
Remember the you met on the heath,
Her names Jimmy Barow-I tell you to your teeth
Heigho sc.
Friend James, quoh the Quaker, pray listen to me,
For thou confer great favor dye see;
The gold thou hast taken is not mine, my friend,
But my master's--and truly thee depend
To make it appear my trust did Defend
Heigho! sc.
So fire few shots through my clothes here and there,
To make it appear u IA desperate Affair.
So Jim he popped first though the skirts of his coat
And then through his colar-quite close to his throat
Now through my boadarim,' quoth Ephaim, VOTE
Heigho!
have but u Brace said bold Jim, and they'r SPENT
And won't load again for make believe rent
tThen,' said Ephrim producing his pistols just give
My five hundred pounds back--or sure as you live,
~ Tnaka OF your body q eddie OF sieve
Heigho &C.
Jim Barlow diddied-and though he game,
He saw Ephraims pistol so deadly in AIM
That he gave up the gold and he took to his scrapes,
. And when the whole story got into the papers,
They said that the thieves match for the Quakers
Heigho yea thee and nay thee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-31
POETRY.
THE INVOLUNTARY PRAYER OF HAPPINESS.


have enough, oh God My heart, tonight,
Runs over with the iulDoss OF content;
And as | look out on the fragrant stars,
And from the beauty Of the night take IN -
MI priceless portiOn-yet myself no more
Than iu the universe a grain OF sand
| feel His glory who could make woflp,
Yet in the lost depths of the wilderness
Leave not a flower imperfect!
Rich though poor
NV low-roofed cottage is this hour, Heaven!
Music ia in ii--and the song she sings,
That sweet voiced wife of mine, arrests the car
of my young child, awake upon her knee
And with his calm eye on his masters face,
My noble hound lies couchunt and all hero
All in this little home yet boundless heaven
Are, in such love as have power to give
Blessed to oveThowngl
Thou, who look'st
Upon my trimming heart this tranquil eve,
Knowestit fulness, Thou dost the dew
Sent to the hidden violet by Thee.
And as that flower from its unseen abode
Sends it's sweet breath up duly to the sky,
Changing gift to ncense--so oh God
May the sweet drops that to my humble cup
Find their fair way from Heaven, send back, in prayer,
Fragrance at thy throne welcome!