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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

AeotDHvf.-On Thursday ~ Mr. Vssseur,
Merchant al Brsauk's Bridge and Nj. A.
Derbes, Of this town, were leaving ST, Mar.
t~iusytlle 10 gig on their way TO tho upper
part Of this Parish. The horse took fright, ran.
away, broke both shafts, upset the gig, aud
beth these gentlemen were pfeeipltaled with
great force on the pavement. Mr., Defbes,
wac slightly burt, and immediately rose up,
Mr., Vasseuf, we arc sorry to state, was much
more seriously injured he remained insen D..
sble for a few minutes, the blood running
out Of his ears and nose with great pf9fist61,
Medical assistance was Immediately called,
and though lie was thought nj fret t. be 10
imminent danger, we arc happy to state that
he Ia now doing well and will no doubt TO-
cover.
Strange to cay, on The Same day,thres other
Himiiaf accidents occurred in our neighbors
hood, but they we're not attended with any
very serious rranltr,=A Hatapds Gas,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

10 CorssponJsHts-0uoeti 70 oandt'
dstss, Or thereto wall not be insstt'
I'd In The Gazette, unlsss paid in advance
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

MABRIED-On Monday evening, the 9th
INST, by James Cooper, Esq, Mr.. FERDINAND
kRETz 10 Miss LOUISA WOLFF, both Of this
city.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

ANNtxArtos- Ciey and Van Bufsn oppo.
ssa h the measure @ We refer our readers In
a careful pprBsal u Mr.. ClBy's letter on this
subject. which We publish on our frat page
Ii Ia n clear, aruamrntative document. Mr.,
Clay defines his position in = bold and stalas.
man like manner, On the receipt Of lbip lot.
Ter, Il waB amusing 10 hear the buzz Of aatis.
faction from OFT l%Ueof,Gn friends, Clay'a hupa
for the presidency was anuihtlateds ell the
wing papers and Wing leaders were eppbsed
10 the measure, and many more such apectep
Of cleettoneering plapg got up, bot Van
%lluren'a letter, which hlis seven columns o.
tho Globe, and still more conclusive against
the measure than Clay, has eome:eh them like
n pudden electric shower, II ie beautiful
letter. but, like mosl If bic documents, too long
to allow us To publish II, Mr. Van luren
having voted against The measure II 1897, lie
shows conelaHtvely that tho relative positions
81 Texas aud Mckee are unchanged, and that
war has not been concluded, The only alter.
native now left Ii to throw Of Van, and iatso
up the flag Of "1gicr and 7tadst /"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

a.. Tftg APPROACHING toNTfsf-Fhe tl0ne lE
fast approaching, when the people will b. cal.
led ID cast their votes for merabers Of the Con.
v~entiou and 81 tho legislature. II " highly
important to select men Of ability and tried
patrjouem 10 TN those places, aud We have
'hll confidence In such a choice from The In-
te~lligenee Of our parish.
ayoar candidates have been before the public
hr some time. Gen, 7. TnoNAs, this venera,
I've .and tried public servant, 10 again before
the paoplo for their support, his sound and
lmatured judgement would DC Of material ben.
'tfl, hll advanced age, 10 sufficient guarantee
taat 10 personal and ambitious views will bias
.hluie3 Mr, CoNRAp has ably represented this
parish for years, and IL competent to discuss
Thoroughly amy question that may arise in that
.6odp, Mr. kL4tNrErER ID we'll known as an
Intelligent planter, and a man Of sound judy
etdent,
asn'D AvERT, Esq one Of our candidates
FOR tho legislature iS too well known through
this parish to require any encomiuns from
re6fsheH. If elected, he will be an honor 10
bic Constituents and to the parish that gave
hin hsth, Mi, HAWKS, the other candidate,
has beer repeatedly elected member Of tho
aP6liee Jury, aud for years, filed the office Of
President 81 that body with honor 70 himself
and his constituents,
~ Hsth such men the public interest would
be aafe, and we anticipate 10 see them triam.
phantlE elected, However the opposition are
marshalliag their forces, and it is important
that cur friends should DO On the alert, If our
vigilance and perseverance equalled that Of
our opponents, success would inevitably crown
our Efforts, Let Us then be up and doing, and
not suffer eur cause todroop through supine.
ness and inactivity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
TENN or SALE,

One fifth cash and The balance Al six and
twelve months credit in notes satisfactorily
endorsed payable at the Parish Judges Office,
and in case Of non payment st maturity to bear
interest at The rete Of eight per cent per m.
nun until final payment, without the purCha.
sers being thereby entitled TO delay payment
of said ndtes which shall moreover bo secured
by mortgage on the property solj.
Gil TESStER. P,I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
LADIES GLOVEg
NortcE,
FRESH SPRING
Goods For Ladies'.

Pnfbtttg e. LANou have just received g
handsome assortment of beautiful French
Bslzorines, fancy organizes, plain check, and
striped n]irslins, printed cambriCs; and ~calieoee
printed iatkonets, lawns, and bareges, English
striped, aud French shaded ginghams, yeiIs.
handkafehiefa, tnusquito netting, &C., ell "a
which are: offered At very low priees.
LINEN DRILLtNGs.
Drown and white linen drillings, fancy strj-
ped and plaid do. linen check, blue Arabias foV
coats, DID and 4t4 brown linens ganbfoon and
RibHas cott0nafe les, blue d6uims, black msrluos
and simmer cloths, MarBsilles and satin vsR-
tings ut,
PHILLIPS 81 LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
CLASSIFICATION.

S~Ugdr--b4 to Il c. for extrome qualItio8.
Moiasses.-25 TO 20 c. per gallon.
F9ur-g4 t2aA II per barrel
WhiykcB-= Rceti6ed IS a isa c, common
2O4 a u cents.
Corn.~-4O cents per bhehst,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

EfN =, IL iiefstiGa- II becomes our pain
fl duty This week 10 announce the death Of
lhe able representative Of the third District
Mr. Boisser was a man endowed with athia'
BILE qualities, aud universally beloved IN that
parl d the slate where ho resided, lie died
at Washington on the cath ultimoi the
anauFaFul event was announced Ia the llouee
~ the Zen WI, slidell aud IN the Senate BY
the flop, II, Johnson. lie wife aud family
we're present At Al HE dnntpe, hs funeral TOOK
place IN Waehibgton, on the 10Th ult, The
funeral ceremonies Of tho Catholic Church
we're performed in the Hall ofthe House et
Renreaentatl, On, by the Rev, Dr. RYDER OF
the Georgetown College, assisted by several
Cathdlib clergyman,Sc 70, IN the presence OF
The prcsidont and his Cabinet Ministers, the
Commander ln.ehlsf Of tho Army, tho Mem
hers eFthe Senate and House ot Representa-.
tivss, tho fflends Of The deeeaeed, &c. after
which he procession moved to the Congro'
gauonal burying ground, where tho rematns
OF the deceased were inferred,
Cen, nosster is the tenth member Of Con
rreua who haa died the Congress. viz three
senators and seven Representatives,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
TAKEN lip.

On the OH April, in this town. by A
Monget, n brown mule, roach name, about ID
hands high. 3 years old, no brand or mark vis.
ibIe. The proprietor is requested to take him
away, by complying 10 the law.
JOHN Il. DUFROCO.
April 10, 10. Ranger
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

Tft will be seen by referring to our ad
veftising colnms that Madam Manuel Beau.
gard has established new drug store on
church street. This lady Is well and favora-
biz known il this parish, and worthy the con.
adence and patronage Of the public.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

Docs BEWARE THE days Of many Of these
qoedrupeds arc numbered, Next Wednesday
the dog law Coca IL toree.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

tends lie influence IT, our sister cities, and
tends 10 bind together body Of men Of ths
most Importance 10 the community.
We return You our sincere thanks for the
sympathy you express iat our loss, aud alec
for The interest you feel In those injured.
With our beet wishes, for the welfare o.
yourselves, and the company 10 which you
are attached.
I've remain
Gents, Your OBJ sy't.
O., A. FOsDtCk Foreman (pFotem)
w, r. DRAKE Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

THn firm Of PIKE i BADIN, having this
day dissolved by mutual consent, all pefsbns
indebted TO the firm, are hereby notified, that
w 81. Pike ig authorized to settle the business
Of said firm.
WkYRE - -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

A THIEF DE~TEcTEp.--An exchange paper
says that the story Of whiting out shoe pegs
and selling them for oats, reminds us of a Yam
kee pedIar down east, not long since, who
stopped for the night at a public house, and
like all other humane travellers, went TO the
stable before retiring for the night, to see how
dobbin Jared. On his way to the stall he came
in contact with a country wagon, loaded as he
supposed from the feeling of the bags. with
oats. Now, a Yankee pedlar is the last man
on earth to let his nag go hungry when there
is plenty Of provender within reaeh.-Quick
as thought his plan was laid. and quicker still
it was executed, a bag was taken from the
strangers wagon, the mouth united, and dob
bins trough very literally supplied with it's
contents. The next morning the countryman
observed that his bags had been misplaced
and a part of his cargo missing, which led him
to investigate q little more closely. Circum.
stances led him to suspect the pedlar afore-
said, and on examination of the premises, half
a bushel Of shee-pegs Of which his load was
composed, was found under dobbin's nose un-
tasted and undamaged. The Pedlar sloped
before breakfast.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
WIN 81 PIKE.
IT y #EtNFFAFF
Baton Rouge, May 4tb, 1874.

The undersigned having associated them.
selves this day, under tho firm Of PIKE Il
HART, will continue the Grocery, Produce
and Commission business, 81 the old stand,
whafs they will keep constantly on hand, =
general assortment of Groceries, Produce,
&c, &c, &c.
VIII g. PIKE.
81. M. HART,
NV dtb 1H1f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

u y. CtFettr ~CouRr,-rhis court, on Mon
day laHt, confirmed the decision of the Dis.
.trttt court, awarding $4,000 damages, in the
case Of the steamboat Luda Us the Dc Soto.
In the case Of Chtns ~ Hennen, for oyerchsr.
gee In office, the court rendered verdict in
favor of defendant,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

ANOTHER PRoruEr,--The New York Pie
bian contains the following:
Tho last prophet which has arisen is one
keyl, a German, sajd TO be FROM Pittsburg,
who has taken up his residence in CoIumbi-
ana county, Ohio, and impiously STYLES him
self Christ" He has already a number Of
followers, whom he calls his Witnesses. that
he sends out to preach. 1t is stated they have
made great disturbances in CoIurnbiana coun.
ty; particularly in Rev II. Hunts congrera,
ton, lutheran or German Reform.) On
one occasion, Keyl was presented and declar-
ed himself to be the Christ" that he had
come TO make preparations to Judge the world,
that no one could touch his person, without
HE permission, uttering denunciations against
all who dared oppose him. On another occa-
sion he requested all who believed him to Re
Christ to rise TO their feet. A majority of those
present rose, an old lady among the rest, who
to give special evidence Of her faith, cried out,
Thou art truly the Christ :" What a lamen-
table exhibition Of human weaknessl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

Riehasd r. Avis, one Of the editors Of the
Republican,, has been so Justify advocating
annexation as a beneficial measure, that he
last week annexed himself to a wife. We
wish him success in bis new undertaking.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
PRIVATE SALE

Of a Plantation situated about 7 miles from
Baton Rouge.
Containing about six hundred and forty ar.
pens, about a hundred cleared, bounded east
BY the lands belonging TO Mrs, Cobb, and west
by those Of Gilmore, For further ~ipforrna-
ton apply 10 Mad. b., Peyronnin, on said plan.
tatlon or J. NJ. Brunot, Esq, Baton Rouge.
April -. 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
STRAY.

ma l.
- Taken up on the 18th instant,
Hby Mr.. Francis White, living
9S about nine miles below the Court.
@14sASA house in this parish, an Ameri.
can horse, roam color, without any brand, long
tail, black name. If said horse IS not claimed
in 60 days from this publication, he will be
sold at public auction, according to the regu-
lations of the Police Jury, by The undersigned
on the 9th June next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
his office.
Terms-CASH.
ROSEMOND HEBERT.
West Baton Rouge, April %, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
A. y HEkRoN.
B. II. SLocuN, : Committee,
R. DuFRoeQ, J

On motion, they were unanimously re-
ceived.
On motion ofA. I'M, Reeder,
Resolved, That the resolutions reported
by the committee, lie published in the Baton
Rouge Gazette, anf Democratic Advocate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
PROBATE SALE.

BY virtue Of Commission to me directed
from tbs Honorable The Court OF probates in
md for tho Parish and City ofNow Orleans,
viii be sod by the undersigned Parish Judge
and o]xoficio aucttoheer, on Wednesday The
22d day Of May 1914, 81 IL o'clock NJ, At the
Courthouse in the town Of Baton Rouge, the
follow ng described property belonging to the
anrceHeton Of Tho late Peter Dnlcido Harran
dgeeBEed. To vii
The whole Of square No. 80, containing 10
lois If irregular sbape from No. ! to - in
BegiregBrdR section Of the town,
Lot No 3 square 7-satu6 section.
Lot No. 4 gauafe lO-sams section.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

BE Il ordained, That the law passed on the
20th Of January 1926, be 20 am ended that any
person convicted Of having sold spiFituous II.
quors within the limits Of the Corporation Of
Baton Rouge In less quantity than one quart
without bapiBg first obtained . lleenee TO do
10, shall 10 subject to pay q ino not sxesed-
Ing thirty five dollars, nor less than twenty
five dollars, ali laws and ordinances to the con.
trary arc lieroby repealed.
Passed 9Th May, 1914.
A true Gopy pfths record.
BAML sKOLF1ELD, elk. !
+, LADIES GLOVES.
An assortment Of Lediea and Gentl6man's
Kid Gloves, all colours.
PHILLIPS ALANOUE-
NOTICE.
The repairs on tho Courthouse and fail III
the parish'9f West Baton Rouge, viii be sold
TO tho lohest bidder, on tho 18Th day Of May
ue1i.
! BrE. LAgAUvE
lAoqgBs MotAtsoN, IT, Committee
II. BEHgEHoa,
w. b. Rouge April 10Th 1914 IL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

A few kegs, prime article, just received
ect 81 3 PIKE & BABIN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

THAr's A TAer-A Yankee editor down
Esst says, "that II wont do 10 imagine a leg.
islature fed at the public crib will sit but six
weeks. when W thirds Of The members HAYS
cot the capacity TO earn q doesn't living 1T
I...- -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
DIR. z. M. H|EREFORD-

Tenders his professional services te the
public.-Ofice on Lafayette st.
February 10Th, 1914.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

CoaNs CorTs @s'fbose who are troubled
with thcup painful complaints can have them
completely efadi6aied, without tic east pain,
OH application to Mr. De La Rose, befbef,
Lafayette street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
NOTICE.

MAYORALTY.
THE price of fresh flour being a % per
barrel, the bakers must give, the ensuing week
SO ounces Of bread for a dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

TMr. Clay reached Washington on the
Goth ultimo, in good health and fine spirits.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11

We have been assured, that bic ESgellenl
cy Governor MoutoB, has notified those per
sons, who have made proposals. 10 lease the
penitentiary, to repair 10 REV Orleans on o.
before the 10Th Of ihiH month, 10 on that dsy
the proposals. would be open, and he would
proceed 10 adiudicate The lease Of the institu.
lion,
We trust that this report II without found
alton, for should Il prove true, tho fret Ma.
~giptrafe Of The state would set d very detfi'
mental example 10 the citizens Of Louisiana,
that VI violating, the Laws, when II suits ones
purpose to do SO,
The Let article Of the act ~ provide for
the better administration If The Louisiana
Psnhentiarg approved on The 75ih March lei9
declares positively that The lease cannot
be made BY The Gayefnof, until after tho ek
]piratiun of three months, notice in the official.
Gazette. The FIRST notice Ii dated on tho Cd
April 1874, therefore the lease can only be
made on the Cd Jufy next. We have been
further assured that The Governor las deet-
ded on the measures, because he Desires TO
leave tho Guy and toea not wish TO return
there IN the month Of July.
For tho honor Of Mr., Mouton we sincerely
hope that these repeF.s arc not true. and that
they have been circulated by his enemies,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
FOR PRESIDENT or THE U. grATEs,
Y.
ron CONGRESS,
THOMAS BUTLER.

FOR WIG ELECTORS.
1 dist. jacques Toutant,
2 " Zenon Cayelier,
. George $. Guion,
4 Lafayette Saunders,
3 Jacques Dupre.
Q Edward Sparrow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-11
STATE or LOUISIANA.

May 4th, 1874,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

B.,k Henry Sheldon. Ionsccpe OF Baltimore IS days from
Amsterdam. mdse - master ,,.i. r-.,., cotton
Brc 6 Bourne, Perry "a ds I'm Na;.soFda e''' c''n
Big Noap1sie Pops l3 s I'm Por, Repu9,c mahogany 10
r..-, eli brg Nancy Jane of and Tor Boston neS Ihy
ohn II Stevens Hall for NYurk.lls: schrs Magnolia. oi b
ton for onayes day Cyghet OF do dc; Luc'ndu 90 io
Bre Ncuvi,n Mcfarland 10 J from Ragged Island salt 10
SchT Ms.tha Fowle. Reid Il d. from :; Nar; sugar to
: l. Mitchell
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
YIzsG PUBLICATIONS.

The attention Of VINO ASSOCIATIONS. ULAF
Curgs and others Interested in the dissemination
ard promotion Of Wing Doctrines ami semi
msnts, is respectfully called to the following CT
4orue Of Works published at the Office OF l he
Nxw. YoRx TalDU>E by the Undersigned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
Ihr iInrfiran I.ahOrff.

A. m oIs Tor ,ng,etti 5@y5'ld
~ lie s,,,- II PoJ-ctifaI To- Home -!r|ry -n3a',qs NJ
,r1-n ,rjoiJ.st Ss~-ehe 81 tie 9Il--i " "
.i : r, m ,,,- .- Tolir; -. rt1rctian' 'r = -
.,,, H.. - rts,,-sn PraJGrunut 90 tie in'i. %
-,.,e. .- 81 ,3 aet..u Il.,ls hIs".! "'~.". 4" !.
t.. sn ta,.-- i.d 'eeof't- in'''i 90. ~ a..
. ,l,-9 u f bi-. >.s- h-,, Hsr'u' aad Dis'ti-
c,r,al. o. s,,.u,ctul.4r. ~ A-n'rlinfa suy.''
80 t-.,t ln,i- -,-.. & rs ioy o.. t7' % -
sl-s ea go ,~- fhs; NOR r'g's - C. 70 > "
ot fVr4fr ii--eies Room Tor Tie ''- '' ''e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
The liie and Speeches Of Henry Clay,

lan-, oct-,o '5t- egri o.i1 - - ~ !; :;
CLAf-t h.. Nrii-t. y r-s-', ~. ms N"'-'
!r- >it s.tlr.> ',it ttAt if"'n lS" - - -
M, s,r-iliv cDi ,Huc -l"i ~ =
COM, rI nd ,nr,rc.sd ,d e ~>tyrrI 10 tar f trf> =
MAJ. ni tien ~ ju'y frl"f''i ~ u u."'' =,
s,yt hI> o,, vis ous aad -ftcfu iciiuG. h"ui ~
pn ,,i,u dnutIon "a c'I'rtt,nn v' VI. @ ~ = =,
c.,r-cr, - re. b-ary .r.-r-d Zach Sch J., ;it-
-, IA I'll, ~ b, h.; ana u IS trslrthl- 10
nv, iilc,, d. .Se AZ ttr the late oi he
NH, pound IN boards with ciit utl-s si3bt'I
a! so5 for 800 cop-s T. I'irr oo'rrs' tTsneh 'y {
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28

culouslv wise, and contemptibly clever selfish,
ness is the secret, the spring, aud ihcpFincpic OF
par ezcstieRce, the bcau.
n the b e introduction preiixcd 10 the : h >
some of ,ao-e individuals WHO approached closest
t. perfection o old times are mentioned One
of those vas Sir George Hewitt, from whom
E,her,dge the com C writer, skeichcd his SlF
Fopliag Fluiter This bcau found place IN
,,r,, "a ,,oil oS #, ,.rnca
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
Joyous Birds. pr rarins,

To leave our dsinded summer DAY
For lattUdes more h1shi
How cgy must he yonr greeting,
By soutnern ioUntains meeting, tiisht-
o miss no faithful! wing oi all that started III your
IT,
Every cline and season
Fresh el.Gncss hrines 10 YOU,
Howe'er remote logr secial ihfongs
Th-r ,aiied path pa sue;
No win,'s vravrs observer
M dnsky vrilrd FOX EVER (bue.
Frowne,h across your fearless wa! IN the empyrecn
Mates and merry brothers
Were W. IN Arctc hours,
Mo,ting the evening beam That sioped
Adown Old Gothic towers
As hl,th- thai sunlight dancing
VIII s-- your pnIons siancing,
Scattering afa7 through iropc groves ihe sPic!
bloom III showers
Hsunters Of palsced wastes
From king.io:iofn Versailles
To where, round Ca,eiess neoes, 'i'e Wins
Like monarch voices q" all
your tr.e cnpricious ranges,
Reckless of slorys changes, pa
Love makes Tor We & merry home auiio 'io 'ui'S
V.
Another day, and ye
From knosp aud iurrcts brow
Shall with yuur fleet ot cro~Ging wings.
Airs viewiess hlllows plow,
With no keen-langed r-greitng
Our darkened hill-siuc- qul'uHS'
Away In fond cOmpanion>hIp as cAeet''y 'S No"
Wo for the Sou-eudued-
The clay enibralled Mind
Leaving, unlike you, favored oIds
Lie all-ils all behind.
Woe for the exile mourning, -,
To ban;shmenr returning from KIN
A matchless bird wide torn apart from counu! az
VII
This moment best as We,
Beneath his own hoIne-trees,
With friends and fellows gut arouno'
Up springs the western breeze,
Bringing the parting weather.
Snail all depart together! Sc
All no!-he goes wretch alone upo'i 'ie '0h
To him The moulde:lng Tower
The pillared waste, 70 hin
"A broken. hearted music make
IInril his eyrlids Swi!n.
None heeds when he comp!a!netn,
Nor where tha, brow he leanelh
mothers lip shall bless no more sinking 10 si4i'
Der dim.
Winter shall wake 10 sprl9g,
And 'md The tragani grass 80
The daffudil shall warcn the rill
Like Beauty hv her glass;
But NO ior him who plnetn
Where the clear water shineth,
With no voice near 10 say-Ho" sweet u'os0 A.''''
evenings pass
Then while through Natures heart
Love freshly burns again,
Hirher shall ,e, piunled travellers,
Come iruopmg Ter the iinln
The sali->aIle nook disclosing
It's nest for your r.pIsng ''e."-
That saw yeu revel years ago as you shal' 'o'''
X.
Your human brOih=t's lot.
A few shor, years are gone
Back, bsck ike yon 20 early scenes
Loi al the ihrrshotd-sone
Where ever III The sloamns
Homes angels watched ms coming,
A stranger stands, aud stares al hl'n' wno' sgh''s
passes on 49,,
Joy 10 the Travail-worn.
Omnihc purpose lbs
Even in his pale ia your b.iss'
Car.erers OF the skies.
When sun and earth, that cherished
Your tribes, with YOU ,nve per'shed
A home is hls where partinss more 5naii hevef ''h
the eyes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-28
WkaIcrS, &C.

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lantic. 20 hbls black f,,l.
ship Vineyard. Edgartown. Sd reports al Aia'a sahus'
Dec IL. Triton, Chase, NBedfoid. Is mos iJJ ;p. -,
letter ship Caroline. Mckenzie. OF Bed0Fd epp'.,,
her at Oahu Feb 5 with lO bbl 80 do wh OIL bound 10 y
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