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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

xHESaSn TN On IfiC " iULE OF a valuable
Farm for sale in Orange County miles West of New.
borgh, on Browns turuyke containing about $50 acre.
lying on both sides of the road has large story dwelling
apple orchards of grated fruit and great variety Of other
fruit There IS neversailing Of water running
ter door about 20 of woodland the
remainder being divided into plough meadow and pasture
easy For further particulars apply Thomas G. Conroy
2oS lanai street Daniel n Cayer 81 Water street Newbay
or OF the subscriber on the premises
sig I'M JOHN HOASE
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CORK IEGS. ARMS. &c.

DUBLiC NOTICE IS hereby given, that petit
ZION has been presented in the Board Of Aldermen
Eighteenth the BloomIngdale road and the 5th
avenue; and also flag space four feet WIDE through tie
sidewalks thereof.
Persons interested the proposition end opposed TO the
SANG are requested 10 present their iections writing
the Undersigned at his oce HILL Of Records by the
2ith inst JOhN EW E-N, Street commissioner:
Street Commissioners Office September 3D. 1913 slt
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njAPERS-50 Bales Russia Diapers fos sane oy
~ GRiNSELL, MiNTURN & co. IS southssees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
the well known Salem VEN Of all sizes screeaed and de-
vered from the boat yard beow the market prices iv
Coal-No Agents. All Goa! weighed BY CRY Wegher.-
Ca,goes the orh and East Rivers reduce
Yard 5Qi Washington ST. near Spring.
au2 m GUERNSEY X CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

q w FEEkS CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
". SCHOOL $40 Broadway tnear Suyvesant lnstitute)
will be re-opened On Monday, 18th September
TEAcHERs.-C. E. Washbum, a ". (atelya tutor IN
Amherst College, Latin and Greek \. Pes French; +
Purcell. DAWSON Penmanship; w B. Brad
bury Vocal Music.
The English and Mathematical Departments viii be under
the superintendent of the Principal.
Circulars containing terms, may be had application
10 M. Briant, Broadway, tn. Principal au3l II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

TO INVENTORS, PATENTEES, AASUFACTUR-
Frs Sc-Dr Lardner informs inventors and all persons en-
gagged ,bs Arts and that he will cscsss mo
tnre for exhibition the Lyceu and thai such objects sl
receive occasional notice aad IFaa4ilon s ms APP
Dr. Iarincr may be consulted subjects conneced WIN
and PRACTICAL during his visit New oS
YnrL Srnremtar u. lSi3 SD w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

I7Ttss
We have been informed by gentleman recently from
the Indian country that murders Of most unnatural
kind were recently perperated The circumstances were
these An Indian woman, slight provocaton sez'
ed her brother boy of twelve Of age and stab
bed him with knife severely that he died during The day
Her husband, known in his uiJe the Black Wolf and
another Indian the Prophet took the woman out of her
lodge and beat her TO death with their war clubs he
chiefs of the tribe held council and after debera'
ton they acquitted Black Wolf aud the Prophet of all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

EATHREE FARMS for sale, in the town of
SM Bescksn, Duchess Co-The said farms are adjoining
seaeh other and will De sold separately together The
barn. &C. The second contains abou, and thirty
hundred acres, wi,hou, buildings All in good repair
well wei wa'sIed and well prGpo,onsd with poagh meadow
If no; previously disposed Of they will be sold at Public
Aenon on the Lab OF Nov next at Y 9elees the
premises; WhEELER BERr ,Beckman; or W RiGHT,
LOSt.E Y CO., 20 Moore-st., New York. sii INA
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER rs, 1s1s.
To the Friends of MIR. CLAW.

LITE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY C1AY.-The publish
efs OF this work prepared orders
extent The work is comprised voumes,
tanning IN the whole upwards of 100 pages and is illus
irated by splendid steel Portrait OF Mr.. CLAY View OF
his Birth place in Virginia and Fee Smile OF one Of his
ieersthe Whole for One Dollar Its believed be the
cheapest work published America These Speeches
form an important portion OF the History of our Country for
the LAST thirty years and Interesting all classes Of
readers, without reference politics.
PRiCEs-H,eA done up IN strong tieribls cOpsrs, in
the French style:
Single copy vols. octave upwards of 100 pagess 90
Twenty-Five copies FOR. ................. 20 90
One hundred copies for ...........s SO 90
Bound with Cloth Backs s. Gilt Lettering.
Twelve copies for. Observation-Disclosures. IL 90
Twenty-Five copies for. Observation-Disclosures - 90
One hundEed copies for. e5 90
None sent on commission Terms CASH. Orders must be
addressed 10 GREELEY s. McELRATH New-York.
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AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE, No. WINS
popular work is now nearly completed, and three
editions of the earlier numbers have been called
Tor, in its present form and price. The plates
have been sold and melted up, and those in want
ofback numbers will do well to supply themselves
very soon, as the last edition is nearly exhausted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

cOOty will be delivered for or any part Oft damn.
the coming season and good city bonds and mortgages ne
eslvsd IN navnen Address Lime Tribune Otfcs. Gift
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ITO REGULATE 3;th-sreet, between the TIN
and 9th ayenue-PubIic Notice is hereby given, thar
men TO regulate }it-stret from ths T to the 9Th avenues
Persons Interested the proposition and opposed 10 the
undersigned at bis Office Hall Of Records, BY the 18th
instant JOHN EVEN. Street Commissioner
Office. Septembrr H. 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

SNEFOR SALE--A FARM Of rs acres Of
S9 Tiilable and Wood Land. Apple and Peach Orchard.
Cart Farming Utensils Tools Sc Abou, 50 acres now in
Meadow Of Timothy and Clover; six acres of Wheat, Of
Baskwhsa &C. very fine and the Land in high of cult
rate Watr~ump At the House smother IN is lane oe, S
BaEn;yard for stock The Farming Utensils good, and
lent Cows native breed and Young Stock 20 Sheep; Brr
SHIRE Hogs. &c &C. Soil clay aud sand loam Vegetable
Marie the place. Immediate possession given If desired
This Farm is situated In South Brunswick ~ J. about
midway of the New and Philadelphia Railroads or two
or three hours from New.York.
Incuirn 81 NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

- eOh SALE, AZ Newark, on a hne elevations
Eth three acres of richly caltivsted land neat hou,. with
rooms and bedroom barn, &c. all in good order
very suitable for doing business Sew.York with
great Of the st OF PEACHES grapes aprco,s snd
all other kinds Of fruits large BEDS asp>asu, ari
oefFies cuts tons Of hay Said premises hall mils
N the rear OF y Court House, The Springfield turnpike
the INST house this side the togate known As Jone prr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, II Amity-st.
- This School viii he re-opened Monday the h Sept
Consisting only limited number OF pupils design
offer parents the of giving their thorough Ere
paratory education which snail qualify them for either the
counting house or college
'InaL har
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

IN CHANGER Y-Before the Vice Chancellor
< william Jarvis James Polhemn., &c.-Frederck A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

SING S1NG.--We understand that the continued
recurrence OF escapes, RIOTS sc. &c. at the state
Prison at Sing Sing, has at length excited the
attention of the proper authorities Charges o.
cruelty, neglect of duty and other misdemeanors
have been preferred against Elan Lyndes, one OF
the keepers They are to be investigated at
meeting of the Inspectors on Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

u The Richmond Enquirer says that the Lo-
co.Foco party is in ' too delicate position for it
TO break loose into war of reto.ts and recriml-
nations" WELL we suppose Mr.. Richie tells the
truth in this instance. The party is IN very
delicate position" indeed and SO was an irsh-
man once who was going to be hanged He
told Jack Ketch that he sincerely believed him.
self utterly unable to go through with the ceT ere
monies OF the occasion, for said he, . was
always SC deyilish nervous about the neck that |
could MT bear shir, collar" But the fellow was
hung Notwithstanding his Iugular nervousness
and and the Harmony party may learn its fate from
his example. Lou. Journal
U Welearn from Mr.. Winslow, OF the East
EN- Express, that the steamboat train for Port
land was thrown off the track while procee.dihs
Trough Wells last evening, by which the Engi-
aeef was killed. and the cars considerably Dam,
aged. No passenger was injured. It's supposed
'iat the rail was removed by design.
Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

DEMOVED.-Beebc's Patent Improved Cook
II ing Range Alanufacory from No. $50 Broadway 10 No.
gao srs street and No $50 Broadway TN where
The public respectfully invited TO call and examine The
amia I'm CHARLES FOWL tR. Agent, 23s Waterst
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aa VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
$6 l. FaIm OF loo in the township of Shre9sbr-
-A<a. w Monmouth Co. j. miles from Red Bank Land
ts On large Peach Orchard full of fine PEACHES
p A Farm OF 300 acres miles FROM Middle,own Point, "
100 sSTes are IN wood now nj Possession April lat
ISL There good buildings on both these farms '
B. Az STORY BRICK HOUSE on a lot 30 by $50 in Con.
81 Paterson lately occupied by People. Bank Pea.
session May ls,, 1874. Inquire of WM BLOOMFiEtD
Esq. 81 Vail St of JOHN CROES, Keyport N Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

mo r REGULATE. THIRTY. THIRD STREET
1 BETWEEN THE, SEVENTH and. EIGHTH AVE
NuEs.pubc Nonce is hereby given that petition has
been present in the Board Of Aldermen TO regulate
s3i.street from the 7th 10 the 9th avenues.
Persons interested in the proposition and opposed 10 the
same are requested present their objections writing TO the
undersigned at his office Hall Of Records b. the 9Th
inst. JUtN E-W IN. Street commissioner.
street Commissioners Office. Septembet u 1913. SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

Tn JUST FINISHED-El Nutrla Eur Has
Ordinarily termed BeaYer) the low price OF sg sn
& oeor short nap Of Prussian Moleskin at &c. Ihs.a
Hats are eoa1 in durability and lusue % those 500 - ~
AiSo an article al So very neat dress ifat-
ana i'm. BROWN Practical Het~r 10 Cinal,.
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A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for CITY
;:H Propey- farm OF about y of excellent )ssJ
.wh dwelling house burin 1896, pleasantly situated
IN ESSEX county New jersey public road only two
hours from the city b. Railroad three our,hs of mile from
the Depot where the leave for CITY several times each
day. thriving Will age which several good schools
iis ndspuia5le and possession given next sprn
Enquire Of H C ADAMS
2w~ ", 40 Villa, s,r.., Va, .,,;,x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

DERTH AMBOY SEMINARY : Scientific,
( Mathematical and Classica-The Principals fully intend
their School shall be second point of merit The
Winter Session will commence on Monday. November g.
Terms moderate, accordance with the times Crcula
with testimonials may had OF John s Tay
''' ~ 5. +. WOODBRIDGE.
s26w. S. G. WOODBRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

900 CASKS OF LINE, OF good quality; $50
oOO casks of North River Lime.
40 barrels Of good Hydraulic Cement.
100 hhds. Of unslaekel Lime, for manure.
Any part OF II will De sold exchanged for groceries, DRY
goods, cocker, hardware hoilowwae CARPETS furnurs
candles provisions Address BARTER the oic.
OF The Tribune. off
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

YOUNG LADIES BOARDING AND DAY
j SCHOOL-Alrs BAILEY respectfully informs her pa
irons and the pubc thai she will reopen her Seminary at
Ia aGs Of 9 nrsne
Formerly and the same Teachers employed aided b. oh
prs of similar ability Mrs Bailey solc the patronage OF
those who disposed give their daughters solid and
complished education.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

WINDOW SHADES.-The greatest variety OF
w Shades to Re found al No. sprucesty
prices varying from 81 70 $50 Shades shown with the gEsaf
of haze great advantage other places as all our patterns
axe original and adding 10 the stock every day Signs
ana :. NM I'''FN :. BARTOL & DE- MAURY,
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FIRE ENGINES. HOSE AND PUMPS.

n L. FARNAM, at 247 Water-sr. manufactures
IL. Engines fever SIZE frcites villages factories
plant'tions, SC.
Garden Engines Fire Hooks, Fire Buckets and Fire Cars
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose, OF any szeTequed Suction
Hose Coupling Screws, &c.
Lift and Force PuJs lift and force any distance
from 10 70 500 gallons minute.
Wind Mills Horse Powers Water Wheels SC. iOr working
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

BRANpE, No. XII.-The twelfth and conclu-
ding number of Brande's Encyclopedia OF Sci
ence, Literature, and Art, has Just been published
by the Messrs. Harper. This great work affords
acompete epitome Of all knowledge, is ably pre-
pared, and eminently worthy of the great popu-
larity TO which it has attained. 1t is one OF the
most excellent and reliable works of the kind ever
published, and must find u place in the Library OF
every intelligent practical man, as well as OF eve
~ general scholar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

The Limited number Of SIX pupils viii be received into the
Principals family, and receive the care OF parent.
Circulars stating terms sc. may be had application
the CHURCH 1pePostoy No % Joh9s OF at the bo1ks9e
WiIder's Bookstore, 81 Fuions Brooklyn. au90a
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ITO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.-A B.
4 TAYLOR formerly Foreman for r. Hoe.SEo.) having
s Ssal Pn,as s rnfS LESS
call and examine Of his presses the Office OF the Trib
VI. daily
Having established himseat No. 81 Edridseree in the
city of Newly Ork he prepared all orders
necessary for printing office bndery short notice, and
on good terms as any other the States
Oe second hand double Napier Press hand and for sale
Cheap above. sl3 I'm
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fNOALS-Large nut size. 81 30; stove 81 10;
" and fresh broken and S. 90 rer from the yard
corne oil Mig and Greenwich trssts Consumers may rely
getting The best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well
ed in the ar and delivered the above prices for cash
reduction OF Is Ir will be given taken direct from
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THO LOTS

in the town Of Charlotte, on the west side OF
Tradc-street, known on the plot of said town by
Nos. 80 and lil, containing two story Dwell.
ing House, ,oeLl finished, and all the necessary
ouihouses, and well. known as Mrs Nowlauds lots
Also
Al the same time and place. and b. the same
authority. will sell a valuable Tract Of Land,
formerly owned by VIM. B. Porter, on the waters
of Armor's Creek, and joining the lands Of Wm.
H. Neel Isaac Weathers aud Others, containing
chou, 300 acres.
On Tuesday, the 9Th day of December, BIZ the
same authority, | will on the premises, the well
known and valuable Tract of Land formerly own.
ed by James MCulloch, on MMichaers Creek,
joining the lands of VIM. Ross, Joseph Patterson
and others, containing about 900 acres. The
said land is in high state OF cultivation and the
buildings very valuable.
On Wednesday, the 9Th day of December, by
the same authority. will sell at the former resi-.
dcncc of DR.. Jas. r. ]. Orr, now deceased three
several Tracts of Land, formerly owned by said
Dr.. Orr--one tract Joining the lands of AbHer A.
lexunder, Absalom Alexander and others, contain
ing about Al acres-one other tract, on the wa.
ters OF Little Sugar Creek, joining the lands of T.
n. Alexander Eli Alexander and others, contain.
ing 1879 acrcs-also, one other tract, on the said
Creek, Joining the lands of VIM. Cook,
Smart and others, containing 10S acres.
All the above mentioned Lands win he sold on
credit Of - months, the purchasers giving bonds
and satisfactory security.
d. R. DUNLAP, C. NJ t.
Oct. &c, 1919, Printers Fee 81. Ito
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long remembered lover, while The congrg.
CATION looked on with tears Of Iny.
The returned Shepherd-ior VIC shGll
still call him scat length found tine TO
tell his tale. He had been shipwrecked as
rumoured, but, instead If being drowned,
had escaped and reached India. There he
entered the service and was sen, into the
interior, where he rose rapidly IN ranh ;
bat was unavoidably detained beyond he
appointed two years, while the communca.
lions with Calcutta being difficult and IN.
certain, the letters written home apprlzlng
Jeanie of these lects bad miscarred. al
length, he had succeeded ID resiGniug ms
commission, full of honors and wealth. He
hasteued to Scotland. lie reached Jeauio's
home, learned that she was even then be-
coming the bride Of another, hurried wild
ly to the church, aad-our readers know
the rest.
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.HEgCFlAE.R.ETOE =.
From Grgigm's .Hdgasiae,
THE SHEPHERDS LOVE.
NJ j. " ptSA,


CHATTER II.
Tie family Of JrauIe were POOR but viz
tnous, like o thousand others scattered all
over The hills aud Wales Of Scotland Iler
father had once seen better days, having
been indeed farmer 10 a small way but
his crops failing aud hrs stock DYING BY
disease, be had been reduced al length TO
extreme poverty. le, be bore his mlstor,
tuucs without rcpiring. lie had still his
danghtcr % comfort him, aud though he
lved ~ a mod built cottage, he vas happy
--hAp2y at least, so Gar as one in his dc.
pendant condition could be for bis prinei
pal supror, was derived from the labor OF
h;s daughter, added TO what little he man.
aged TO earn by doug small Jobs occasion.
ally for his neighbours. Yet he was uni.
versally respected. lfyou could have seen
him on a sunny Sabbath morning leaning
on his daughters arm walking To the hum.
bic village kirk Il You could have bebcld
the respect with which the JUNIORS lifted
their bonuets 10 him, while his own gray
locks waved on tho wind as he returned
their saluiations, you would have felt lha,
even poverty, If respectable, aud chcered
by daughters love, was not without its
pys.
The love betwlxi Jeanne and the young
shepherd was not one Of day. Ii had al
ready been Of years standing, and dated far
back almost into the childhood of each
By sunny braes, in green meadows, along
side OF whlmplin brooks, they had been
used TO meet, seemingly by chance, until
such meetings grow necessary 10 their We
ry existence, and their love--pusc and no
" az that between the angelic chors,ers-
became lulermiSed with all their thoughts
and feelings, and colored all their views of
life. Aud all this time jeanne was prow.
ing more beautiful daily, until sho became
tho flower Of The valley. lier voice was
ike that Of tho cushai in its sweetest ca
dence--her eye was as blue and sunny as
the summer ethcr-aud tho smiles that
wreaihcd her mouth came and went like
The northern lights on clear December
eve Thus beautiful, she had not been
without many sui,ors; but to oil she turned
a doat ear. Many of them we're far above
nor station IN life bul this altered not her
determination. Nor did her father, though
perhaps, like many Of his neighbors, he at.
thchad more Importance 10 such offers than
'ennle, attempt TO influence her. lie only
stipulated that her lover should obtain a
'arni se!oro his mafrioge. We have seen
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17
USE OF SALT.

It is stated that common salt (muriate Of
soda, is coming into use largely u England
as manure. Salt is generally applied TO
The wheat crop, and is spIeod on the iallow
"some time before sowing, in quantities Of
not less than ten, or more than twenty
bushels per acre" The use of salt does
not appear to increase the bulk of straw,
bu, the ear IS better filled, and the grain
pllmper and heavier. Another mode of
apply ing salt IS to take quick lime and
slake it with strong brine. This should be
done month OF two before i, is required
for use and then mixed with swamp muck,
or earth, before spreading on the soil
Lime SO prepared is said TO have a capital
effect. From the experiments made, il ap'
pears tina, gravelly soils are those most
benefited by the use of salt ultipator.
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M MBER =.

was tried, part on one side and part on the
other, planted and cultivated IN The usual
way. The production OF both together
scarcely eqlalled The one | report, though
the corn has been worked oiieuer. This
year have planted some or 10 acres at
ter pretty much the same plan, and II IS
decidedly tie bes, corn have; the freest
i;om weeds and grass, and will doubtless
produce double Of any other on The plania'
lion, though the land IS equally good else.
where.
am vour friend, truly,
WILLIAM RuTHERToRD, Jr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-17

We should like to know what Judge
Colquitt, the newly elected L. S. Senator,
and who is a great slickIer tor the Locofo-
codoctrine ofinstructlon to Senators, thinks
of this mighty uprising Of the people OF
Georgia who seem to have spoken with
one voice from the mountains TO the sea-
board" He has not yet been sworn IN as
Senator and we should think he had better
tender his resignation to the Legislature
and not hurt his conscience by taking his
Gazette,
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u q ETR Y
!" MINE EARTHLY CHILDREN ROUND
ME BLOOM I"

MA h EARTHLY CHILDREN kUUNl
ME BLOOM
Nine earthly children round me bloom,
Lovely alike "a smiles OF tears
Ny tllrest sleeps within the tomb,
Through long and silent years.
And earthly ties are round me bound
And earthly feelings iondiy nufs'd;
And yet TIE spell Is not unwounG,
Tia, liAk'd inc 10 my first, my drsi,
4 fairy thing. With laxen hair,
And eyes Of blue, and downy check
And froi.c limbs ora ps that were
Striving Tor oIerInore 10 speak
A thing as !o7ely as The day.
Fair as the shspos that span the beams /;
a inuoeeH, a. flowers Of May,
As tIal, as fading, as our dreams.
see tho seals Of childhood fade
Slowly from each young living brow,
Yet s'ili, IA sunshine, or in shade,
That infant is an infant now.
Seasons msy ron, and manhood's pride
Each youthful breast with care may gu /;
Add oas BY one they'll leave my side,
Bat she vii be nj bAby S:ill
Aud cyermofe BY thee unseen,
That vision loilowetli every whare
When three gro gathered on tho green.
J ct can zee smother there.
When tArre around Ito board are set,
And col, on Father aud on Mother,
70 mortal cyes bot three are inei,
b., |, llt can see another.
A rArub ohli With angel wnge.
u aylll o'c, me- fond md tteo
d1a t' What glalsame .siant SINGS.
GYegc uo,, dear mother mol Col me r
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY

gHvHE regular exercises Of this Institution was
n commenced on the LIST instant, Terms as
heretofore. Pupils can commence their respective
sessions when it may suit their convenience. but
no deduction (afler entr8nce) viii be made for ab.
sence, unless IN cases of protracted sickness.
S. b. NYE HUTCHINSON,
Principal
Transparent Window Shade Painting, an az;
once beautiful, useful and fashionable, PEI
course, $40.
Nou 3, lS43. IS