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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-08
Our Portrait Gallery,

One of the new features of the coming volumes
will be the introduction OF Portraits OF the contr-
butors TO Graham's Magazine, which, Of couise,
will include nearly all the eminent writers OF thu
day. The 35th volume will include, from the bu-
rms OF Parker, Dodson, and Others, portraits lem
graved IN the highest style of the ar) of Mr.. Coo
per, Professor Longiellow, 'Maria del Obedience"
Ms. Sigoumey, Miss Sedgwick, Mrs. Seba Smith,
Mrs, Embury, and several oiheis--all from panl-
ings executed expressly lor the purpose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-04-08
The Editorial Department

VIII continue TO embrace notes on current liter
a,ure, etc, and reviews OF all new American and
foreign works Of general interest or value. The
criticisms OF GrAham's Magazine aIe acknoWledg
ed in all parts OF this country TO be superior in
men, honesty, and Independence TO those OF any
contemporary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
Deaths,

We record auathe, event, which has thrown deep
gloom we have The death OF
JuHr TaPLErr Ed his 59 saturday morning,
this As citizen. he patriotic ana hi-hmnded a
merchant upright inc liberal aud deeply respect
band and father his unbranded Kindness and tue
affection bound hm nd-,oac chains interest
iag family who agonlei az their awful bereavement
contding petty aud steady practice OF all the
Christian virtues had prepared him solemn communion
God Ia his his l"vng friends viii lind soothing balm
sympathy The loss Of any onenrrer have we seen more
than paid 10 his memory a the Impressive
burial - nday afternoon
pctr>burg. Saturday lls ~ her I'D year, MISS
Army T.,Lca daughter ot Mis- Richard Tayof 81
orIucr George. had Tie melancholy duty
OF remarkable
That lelanchoy event icl with heavy strike
D the of deeply attached sister, who could nnt
long IF all her Joys ard sorrows Her
brht spirit ha. Hos her beloved sister III better
world weak The proper tribute 10
her man. virtues Her mind well stored wh useful
nnrnaou her sofi winning manners her devotion aud IL
deity friends; her rccaon oi Tie subnr
truths Christianity, all combined 4" form character "c
she known. IL s an awful hluG
10 part with creaGrebut II Is great consolation To
her friends reflect that her pure sTi NJ peace WIN Ill tue
world, was fully prepared 10 meet her Cod
Drp in Georgetown College, HE ID nst ~ the I6ta year
Master Eugene ~ Iic" u kIcl lohd virginia. YOUTH
of fine and high promise, who returned
vacation quite SICK III me eNecal" o.
being able hts companions III the CLASS
of rhetoric hut with Of aven. ana The ADVANCED
Stage of his disease fever he oh eed immediately
on his ARRIVAL a, the inirmaty where he
fingered marked HIM, nv melancholy distinction for
first among students since the foundation Of George
:, Nm t,oiIeye RIP.
Died NJ The Ut Richard NJ. Crump On the 3rd n
ApyLSE oldest daughter of Ilniou e. and AdeliEe NJ Eeed
IN the eighth uf her age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

L.rrs-(By Inst Eosniay's Maii }

LATER-( by InM LbtAiHg DUH
Foreign news continues TO pour upon US, tor when
.ye have no room, until our The Great Western
has arrived ut New York, with Liverpool dates to the
23d ut The Queen has returned to England Qasp
IRON her visit 10 the KIN. Of Belgium. Much gossip
aton, her visit, much rejoicing on her return home
The accounts of the markets very favorable the
demand for cotton firm; the English harvests plentiful
and well secured. The Repeal Demonstrations in
Ireland are as vigorous ever. No news from France.
The new Government Of Spain has issued IT'S mani
festo. Whs, protesting 10 treat OF the principle OF
Representative Government, ii attacks with great bit
terness tie Central Junta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

TT painful record III d. til IN aged and inrm who, for
lvs - t"rn- on the brink oi the grave
r how much lie ask when the vloim
one no has ced IN The spns time OF ir when
oos upon relatives AID friends bud
the arrs pr0n-e and life of honor and Usefulness anc
paed We feel The truth Of these reflections, by the fact
h, ibos annually called eay and unmly
and wori unknown from all the prospects and rno;
rn.nis of b., the consequence of unenaed moment,
aud by which only simple the first pace, 10
removed under the hands OF skfu practitioner and which NJ
yer proves fatal II properly treated Tile uniuored nk they
have ony their system with Mercury AMI the business
accomplished Fatal error. Tbous j. yearly either ner
Of their existence their constitutions 50 broken,
the OF nature impaind a 10 render me residue
miserable DR.. Hartley does not a.ieint by cea an
by njune the feelings of indisIuas-hs w"s mol MS
words and shall the result 1i ~ experience
and the reliance and invioe secrecy with which he be-
cunsn,d d. :.
par. of his with the utmost caElience even
The tlnd offer hope, 'iso ana perfect netn ne may
bo ronst.d trn IN iii 10 nj nehtOice on Loo
Gust Alley Richmond, Va Letters hciosng remittance an
nv re,n OF post Medicine punctuay transmitted 10
The address either by initial. or name -
Sept. IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
PROPOSALS FOR gATiONS.

Washington, October, isi1.
SEPARATE Proposals will he tile office of the GUAR
- ternaster Marine Corps this Until 10 o'clock
NJ ON Monday, the 18Th November next, for furnishing
ns Ia United Marines the fo stations, ir
year 1884,
Portsmouth. New Hampshire;
Charlrslown Massachusetts,
gr"oslyn, Long Island and the City of New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Co.p.ri. Norfolk. Nifg MIA;
Pensacola. Florida; aud
Washington, bsric; Of Columbia.
The rauons pound and quarter o fresh beef
or thee quarters pound PORK eighteen al
on The option ~ The Governments aud II Tie rstr
good Coffee - pounds of good NV o
aHs sugar. eight quarts nf beans, four quarts Of vinegar two
quarts of salt fur pounds of soap and one an hal! p"nrds o
good dipped candles zach hundred ratioDs.
understood that the fun side Of heel meek and Sims
cIndc delivered # required such ruany he required
and hind qunes be delivered alternately; and the
bread Tay. All the articles In he
issued the without
% United States.
No or viii entertained NJ this office unless accompanied ty
The nf the proposals. To be- endorsed, Pro
posa!s for ratons for iSii."
AUG. a. NICHOLSON, q. NJ. NJ c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
Oct. 10 I'D

PAMI'NK ESTaTE-On the lG;i day of October 1873,
~ far day, tIr premises, near the Old
Church Hanover county will he suld In the highest bidder
that well known very desirable Tract of Land, the Pa
- miles distant
The Richmond, belonging IT, H. Met Funn, Esq, htGs
the Estate long by the oi tie Easry Is
tte said romn, for Ir
noses handsome and comfortable dwelling horsr,
Their and pntoiscs, situated
.mucnce The farm. commanding
and extensive prospects in lower Virginia
the lands level, grade Pamunkey nnd,
susceptible of the highest improvement with MAIL which Is
the estate the ne.hborhood Is agreeable,
decidedly he ilhy and the estate not mile dis
TAM nayigae Such estate seldom
ke Four fye thousand dollars Will lie required in cash
upwards dollars the LIST day Jan
nary Is4-f residue of The purchase money The terms viii
be made . t ,'s on III day of ss,I Trustees
CARTER BRANDON, ~,
II. .. TUMilN, i'"'''e'.
sup % }0-wids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
his Tract OF Land in Powhaan county, called CLAY
TON formerly owned by DR. Henry " iockeit privately. Until
TUESDAY, O If och- 1914 ~ which me, II not prcsiDn.
will he offered publicly SALE on the
miles above Powhattu Court house. and three from
Macon adjpns lands of I Thomas Page, Dr.
VIM Crump Hiram arri. Onetlird OF the above tract ~
WOOD Of original g'o" do Of fiat land OF excellent quail
to- the land good portion of which Is fresh
land which produces crops The improvements consist Of
dwelling house, recently repaired which contains tour rooms,
comfortable Office the dwelling wheat BAN with
good MAJ ne guaIter stable ice house and tobacco houses
There A very apple peach orchard aud good garden.
that considered by
Judges ard he the for the size "f
il m The county. The $50 acres invite all who
sh purchase cal, ani viii show the land with
The will be- ELde known Tie dag OF sale
RICHARD A. TAYLOR
AM % 3l-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
MALE AND FEMALE TEACHERS IN WANT OF sGTUA


MALE AND FEMALE TEACHERS IN WANT OF sGTUA-
TiOSs.
IIE subscriber il acquainted " III several Male and Female
Teachers vi situatoas amongst them
the following
young Man OF fine character plois, Intelligent and wei
raj plain English School, with salary OF FROM
three five hundred dollars AMI board, per annnu
several others wanting schools, where and wife be
empio, ed in the same fnce
some five or Fix desirable Female Teachers of the usual
Enrl.h branches Frcnc and Music the Piano Fote. who
families pub schools, with salaries
OF 5000 a5D and 4JJ aud board per annmn.
And Female Teachers Of the English branches only with
salaries of fr $3.50 To- $50 and board
Applicants ought always nbei two t''ncs-one u.s. That
the hes, salaries thu hest Teachers and The oef Is, Ia
pcy hostages when they write upon these subjects
re' e. Z. NASH, Petersburg, Va
WIN has on hand ASSORTMENT of the very het and
cheapest Fotes Books stationery and Fancy Articles
Sept. % f-StH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
CHARLES WORTHA,I.

LOTTEh} PFNDEh, hICUNCND, IA,
& ELLIS Tickets all Lotteries adI ei I'd BY J. G. Gregory 81
- 60. and on the came terms.
Splendid Schemes Tins month"; per sketch Of Capital
Prizes nnnryet
October liih-sGo. Gao. 20 co., &c.-Tickets 81.
Il - $500 o, iG,0to GC.-I'Irke'S so.
2sh $50 2si, l0,"0, 6c-rlckrts $40.
ar All orders CONFIDENTIAL aud attended to with Dispatch and
The drawing forwarded as soon IL received mere.
Drawn. 0 Aexand IA l. ,,en Class No. 81! dawn AZ
N'N''' - Il 81 % Z 6 30 % Is 81 S.
Nos 81 40 81 prz" ri $780, cent ifoin THIS oice TO good
customer, III a whole tckct.
p,t IN 4i-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

IoHN WILSON hrrossEr Ar Law israrHs, d''as e ha
y rard, vii regularly the Superior ana inferior
Prince Edward Cumberland and Amelia anu WIN give
his the and collection OF any cas III
bingham county. ~.
Refer H. W J. J. Fry Co. and James Scot, Esq, k,en
mond; Mess William n. Thornton and Allen Wilson, eu"oef-
land; and to Morton Dupuy, of Farmvil'e.,. o..,.
Oct. 10 14-a"i~oe~<N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
POPULAR oRAToRY AT THE EXCHANGE.

THIS TUESDAY Evening, October oth at hall past
O'Clock, Mr. Whitney will give the las Lecture n tne s,
SuHJrcr:-rhe PASSIONS many which will he illustrated ny
thrilling rotations from Shakespeare also some Of the su6
of Patrick Henry, Henry Cay = Cahohh H. a.
Wise. d. Webster, John Adams. and G.. Medium. . = ,
80 cents had the Exchange, Randophs BOOK
Store, a:d the door . .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10
NOTICE.

The Official accounts of the burning Of the Missouri
q. sraiar, in our next. Mr.. Cushing has taken a
p.vste passage to Egypt, where, he writes, he will
s,fys as soon as if he had continued in the unfortu
aa.s steam frigate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

A NV Coalition The New York Courier (Col
J " webbJ proposes Clay as Presden, and Web
ne, IS Jies What next:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

By William NJ Turner. Andrew Jackson; Whilst
there is virtue to admire pariosn gratitude TO re-
ward it, his lus,rous will live in The memories
of the American people
(By many voices, long life. health and happiness TO
Old Hickory Oh that we couldr run him aSal" without
setting bad precedent3
By b. b. Douglas. The unity and integrity of The
Democratic party; it, all lovers Of their country will
cheeruy sacrifice every personal well as sectional
preference.
The Company then, at late hour, broke up in per
feet good order every well pleased with himself
and every body around.
WM SPOTSWOOD FONTAINE, Seey
Petersburg Republican requested to copy)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

II The individual who INTO the Enquirer office,
and, by accident took away ten dollars more Than he
brought with hun, "Wednesday evening last, wa!
much oblge the loser by returning IL or not honor.
ing the office again with his company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

A TUTOR WAATED.-i wish 10 employ Tutor for my chit
"A dren: competent teach classical education required.
captciry and character viii
lured. ,!y address, "Coumba FiIyaara county,"
WILLIAM GAIT.
Glenarvon, Oct. 10. lci3. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

mr. WIN = r. BROCKENBROucH offers his professional
~ people al Hanover and King William
Old Church. He BE- found al
al .Oll Church" lioe.
10 fi-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

Ths GENERAL election in Ohio lakes place to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-10

AW NoTICE.-Thomas J. Evans and benjamin Tate having
a. associated themselves the Practice 0f HE Law, offer
professional scrvic- the public Mr. Evans vii, practice.
heretofore the Courts Of l- city oi Richmond counties Of
Hanover, Hrnco ami King William and The Superior Court
II KIN. Queen Mr.. Tate AN practice the city of Rich
mond and county of Iienrco Office II street. City Hail.
Ott 4i-1t
RUNAWAY IN JAII.Wa. toHni.cd Ia the Jail OF tins
- negro calls lmsrI; VII
IlAM HARRIS. aud Is negro
inches nI.h built dark, has
his left fufeGnger aud thumb and also scared his
and r ante Supposed hr
Had when committed wh,r pants and vest, shi
coarse shoes aud al old black fur
The the said icquc lied forward,
prove property cha and take lin away will
dealt with A. the directs. OTWAY & STERLING,
Jaior of Rockingham
wGwS3 ~
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HOYT d co IS OFFICE,

Und,r Me Exchange Hfsl, Richmond, Yrgina
RRAWlSG of Alexandria Lottery, No. 81:
- - IS 81 - : & 40 "a u 81 SIS.
The S610 Lottery draws Saturday No time spare
yon wanI ticket Of lOiT co.
Oct 10 ii-t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
9l ! 4 4 41 ! 5aE4aAR2 q
window Glass, Stone Ware,
Pipes. &c. &c.

ROBERT H. MILLER, (IMPoRTER,)
Yh7As just received per Alexandria, direct
n from Liverpool, a part of his fall supplies,
comprising complete assortment OF New and
Desirable Goods-ss TO style, patterns, shapes
qualities, which will be sold 70 Puneiuat custom
ers, or fot cash ut prices which will compare ad-
vantageotsly with any other establishment.
To Merchants In the Valley Of Virginia, or
along the line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal he Would say, that having just revised and
reduced Ills price list. be prefers them Goods
as he believes at prices averaging lowerNIhan
they can procure them, in Baltimore.
His packing cannot be surpassed, and the
cheapness oftransportstion by Canal willma
il to their advantage 10 make their purchases
wi ih him.
The list Of goods in this line makes i Diff
euli 10 enumera ate them in an advertisement, but
any description Of goods may BE- had u bis es-
tablishment. Y.
For the retail trade, his assortment OF Astral
and Solar Lamps, Girandoles, Study Lamps,
Rich Cut Glass Hall and Table Lamps, Cut and
Pressed Glassware, Dinner and Tea Sets, is
worthy the attention Of families desiring 10 fur
nish handsomely and ehsaply.
No exertions will DO spared 70 supply arti-
leles Of the best quality and at prices which
shall please H
Orders FOR Glassware taken and forwarded e
the factories for execution.-6t. II
Alexandra, ID. c., Sept. al, l643. kH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
WHAT is in 4 NAMEs

WHY is j, ihal The name Of Henry Clay Is ney-
er mentioned in public without an oulbreakpf en-
lhusias,ic applause? The Utica Gazette tells US,
tia. while Prof. Grimes was lecturing in that
place on PhIenology, he had occasion frequeni-.
" to held npfor the inspection Of The audience
the portraits Of various persons remarkable for
some prominent external Indication, and for cor
responding mutual manifestation Of the chaFac+
ter.--kmong the rest that OF Henry Clay aud
The moment that was done and The audience
caught view AZ il, with the anRouncement thai
his is ..lhe head Of Henfy CIayh!" and before
The lecturer had time 10 utter another word, there
burst forth spontaneously, and as j seemed. With
almost entire unanimiIy, such repeated and
drowning peal Of applause, -encorins and cheer
ing. three times repeated, as 10 make the whole
house as Il were shake, and The echoes Of the
explosion 10 Iryerberate through lis arches and
colonnades.
Professor Grimes was evidently astonished
aud taken BY surprise. and when the noise hat
4 little subsidized, pleasantly remarked. ihalhe hat
undesignediy touched q cay sreitable organ o
bsnsp 20
Ii was the heart that was touched By he nam
Of Clay-Il was The yelling forth Of gushing en-
lihusiasm, determined 10 do sJustice 10 Harry 0
the West.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
N EDICAL COLLEGE
In Richmond. Virginia.

TlAHE next Session Of the Medical Depart.
II ment Of Hsmpden Sidney College, will
commence in Richmond, on the last Monday Of
October (30Ih), and continue ubtiE the last Of
February following. u
JNo. Cullen. AZ D., Professor Of Theory and
Prsctice Of Medicine
j. w. CHAMBeRLAYHE, M. d., Professor OF
Mnleria Medica and Therapeutics
Z. l.. BoHsNEaE. NJ. D., Professor Of 0bstel-
RIGS and Diseases Of Women and Children.
SocRkrEs MAuPM, NJ D Professor Of Chem
isiry and Pharmacy.
Aua l. WAREeR, 81. D., Professor Of Surge
Tyiand Surgical Anatomy.
JEEFaiEs RrMAn, N. D., Professor Of Anato-
my aud Physiology.
The Infirmsry attached 10 the College fur
nishes ample materials for practical Medical
and Surgical Instruction during the winter: 10
this is also added the public institutions OF the
city, which are under the charge Of q member
Of the Faculty. to all Of which the student has
free access. The facilities for obtaining infor.
maiion in Practical Anatomy, and the mode lof
performing Surgical operations, are not excell-
ed 10 any Medical Institution in our county
The faculty take pleasure 10 announcing 10 the
Medical Profession the appointment Of DR.. JEFF
fries Wyman, Of Boston, 70 the chair Of Anato-
my and Physiology; q gentleman of eminent
qualifications as 4 Human and Comparative An
ato.nist aud Psychologist.
AUG. L WARNER, NJ. d.
Sept. "A, l843 -9w. Dean OF the Faculty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
SPLENDID & FASHIONABLE
EAiEE GOODS.

rRHE undersigned has now received aiull and
i select assortment of the most
fashionable and Desirable GOODS
10 his line, selected with great care from the
New York and other markets; Consisting Of
Rich and splendid Six Helrets;
Super WoOLen NeiDets, various patterns;
Cdssinreres Of eUery hue and quality,
Cloths Of the finest fabric and ererg
vdriety Of shade,
which he pledges himself 10 have made in The
best and most fashionable manner, and upon
the most reasonable terms a liberal discount
will be made for cash. Thankful for the en-
couragement heretofore received, be respectful
" solicits continuance OF the same. SIran-
gers and others are invited 10 call before plr-
chasing elsewhere, as he feels confident that h is
Goods and prices cannot fail 10 please. e7LParis
Fashions received regularly every month.
DAVID MARTIN,
Successor 10 George w. Bull,
Sept 20. 1886. I60 Baltimore ST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

HUyHIS Institution is situated 10 that delight
ful part Of Maryland. termed Maryland
Tract. two miles from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and is now open for the reception Of
pupils.
its quiet, pleasant and healthy site, oter-
ing every inducement TO parents and guardians
who wish to place. their charge in valuable IS
ta6lishment The Principal is winning guar
dian, and devoted Christian. The Teachers are
experienced, aud worthy Of their trust, and the
discipline Of the Institution based on morel, So
cial, and religious principles. The Academic
year contains two sessions, one beginning Sep
TENDER 18th, and ending February 22d The
other commencing February 23d, and ending
JULY 9Th.
For Board. Tuition, and al necessary s1Pen,
ses per session, W ~ ~ ~
Music, xS W
/ French, Latin, and Draw ing, each 10 @
Needle Work, w
Address Mrs. Z. johnson, Peterssille, Frede-
rlck.county, Maryland.
REFkRENcEs.
RI. Rev. w. Nottingham, Baltimore; Rev
1 ]. Pe,crkin, Fredericktown Rev. o, Bulkley
MARYLAND Tract; Rev. A. Shirsz, Berryville
Va; Rev. w. Armstrong, Wheeling, Val Rev
w. Bell, Norfolk, Va. Mr.. James Chisholm
HedgesSile, Va.
September 81, l643. W
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LOVERS AND HUSBANDS.
= rHoUoHr Br,eARRIcK.

Ye,fair married danes, who 50 often deplofe
I hat = lover once blesi, is lover no more,
Attend 20 my counsel, nor blushto be taught
That prudence must cherish, wls beauty has caught
uae the man whom you we'd like your fayite guitSs;
hough there's music in both, they re both apt jar
How iuneiul and soft from delicate touch. 4.
No! played on too roughly, NOR handledtOo much,
The linnet and sparrow. that feed from your hand
Grow fond by your Kindness and come at comma9d;
Exert'wlth your husband The same happy skill,
For hearts, our birds may be tanned Il our will
Be gay and godd-humored, complying sad knd;ls
Turn the chief Of your care from our face 10 ySnr
mind:
Ills there that the wife may her eonqaet-.nprobe,
And Il ymen will riyet the frtters IL love.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
nv nIarH DAr.I

Pillow thy head uPoa this heart, :
Ny own. my cherished wife;
And Iei ~ Tor one hour forget
Our dreary pslh Of life. l.
y Thea let me kiss thy tears away.
And bid remembrance fee to
beek 20 the days Of haleyon youth,
When al was hope--snd lheet
Pair was the earthly promise. love,
or our joy-freighied bark;
Sunlit aud lasirous 20 the skies,
Now also dim and dark
OseFsa stormy sea, dear wife,
We drive Aitb shattered sail,
But Love sits smiling At the helm, 4,
And moeks tire Ihresiening gale.
Come, let me partthese clustering euris,
Aud gaze upon thy brow
How msny, many MEMORIES III
Sweep DER my spirihnow; =
How much Of happiness apd grief,
How much Of hope and fear,
Breathe from each dear losAd lieeameut
Most eloqnently here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
Ex.ract Of ! le,Ier tom Washington

Exlract Of Ietler tom w dsDIDgIuN !.
-"Dabuey s.. Carr, Of Baltimore. has
certainly been appointed Minister Resi-
dent al ConsiantInoPle, IN place 81 Tom
Porter. Who is 10 get the Navy once
in Baltimore, is just dow in The DARK
By this aotaiion in Office, Mr. Carr loses
an Office worth So, 500 per annum, and
gels one worth Sc 900 per annum. with
Sc. 600 outfit A profitable exchange.
Patriot