davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
MR.. STEWARDS SPEECH.


The Speech delivered in the House Of Repre-.
sentatives, on Tuesday week, BY Mr.. stewart, Of
Pa, on The Tariff question, was an excellent
one-and II was a pointed one, too. He read
from Mr.. Folks present sentiments upon the
Tariff question several passages, and condemns
ed the doctrine. He then read extracts from
Gen. Jackson's second message, advocating the
coDstiu,ionality Of protective tariff, and from
some Of his other papers, 10 favor Of its utility,
and warmly approved Of the doctrines thus laid
down. The doctrines in Jackson's message,
from which be read, emana,ed, he presumed,
from one Of the souhdest constitutional lawyers
that our country had produced. Edward Living
sion. Heread extracts from Mr.. Walkers Re.
pert 10 favor Of free trade, and ridiculed the
many times IFS author had used in ii the term
"poor mem and 'poor people," He thought i.
quite evident tina, Mr.. Walker was TO be the
poor mans candidate for the Presidency! and as
his system was admirably calculated TO make q
very large proportion Of the voters Of the coun.
Try aPoor men," OF course the Secretary would
gain his election.-Hi system il well calculated
10 s.aa,yaeture s.pOor mtn '''-.9Isr: Gaseiie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
The Florida cassY

The General opinion seems obe, AZ Wash
{ington, saysthe Richmond Wing, tina, he House
tof Representatives mean to max. i second New
Jersey case OF This. Gen. Bsyly and others con.
tend that Mr. Brockeobroueh ought 10 have the
seat and place Mr., CsbeIl 10 the altitude Of a
contestant. The odicial act Of Governor, nm.
dsr The law, seems to hass>no weight 10 their
ewes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
DIED,

1 Near Nevtown, on de 4th inst. R.r-v, No.
Iaged z years. 800 Z -i-ls
Though At an advanced age. she b.,, ,,,,,;,
y enjoyed her accustomed Reslth bus =. 10
dsesse the has descended ID ihe ,o,nh ~ v...i
regretted BY all who hat enioyed her sssn,;n,.n..
when living. -'.''s>
On the 1st inst. af al advanced ace. Nj Jo.r,v
GIL, Of Mount Pleasant, jefFer son "a ohio. tn
deceased was formely Merchant in Rinehe.ter.
fai, and emgratedsat Do early period 10 The above
place. ~ industry and strict frugali,y he became
suses e ,s ~ business nm Hisparea,s we're men
sda birth right. and continued zeaau. al go
lsistent member until death. - - =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

= -
IL &c Co., Z: sfogs'ty o. tie Ohio R;;gs
~ hc. ,as s. Alias contains ! Is
~ i rsss s sssen''y wrecked by m ice
'' 81 zen 'hat city aad peisMs, "a.
Ohio Ripet "A, we..,:. tRivsr !
nay, sbe water IL tbe chsaa lhing OUT
was 4 set s inehs.'ds 100
rapidly. kms day. ~
A. PiiisAuFgh. op< falling rspi
water was SIX fee5<isy.
Ench ice below Z <Dmv
rreacn rob Al: CORE 4 - 49, Ms
fsmaIus OF sbEMs u NIB rmes, Io1s
place in Belgium: for lorahls sos 4 y
family vault. The 4 fross;.y 49,
house fpnclioharies = conssph 4 .s
Cd him 81 francs
collins a. old bonet
no longs sxhib;n 4.
The planet q bui brilliant Win,
iiery RED color q e Jupiter; which y.
ligbi, sq ] "a Il m 6ilosoPhs's
.6or Of Liverpool . Dlx3
The new formerly connscisd sii
~ ~ ares, Al Jtican n.y.
,ns fBfsnsof 60. =
n;,J.-Alady ID Marion Con-.
Large 49, Ven birth TO Tour twins IL
y. ~. bnly Tour years O.u' y 49, - w
Oldest y ~ ~ q II ~ Al MIN,
e lsi a living and doing well.
Price d H.aris.- a Danish Jury recent
i. lra,nroed averdic. Of 2, 000rix dom.
!. :. ee 10 ! sirl who bad beenwronesdun
All ! T promise of marriage. From this /
] ppea rs tina, hesris are valued hieheril
Denmark than 10 Jersey, but noiso hisl
as 10 Maryland. as recent decision, q
| Isrs,y hear. ii worth LOCO, and ! Nay
Ii and heart 2, 500 dollars.
woou,n Manufactures IN tie Uaie
co.. There are 10 the U. States l,Of
,.aal,en manufactures. OF these ihs
- rs 10 Maine. loot including snsI
Sool carding works. So in New HAM
| shire, l4l 10 Mass. rs 10 Vermont, 40 |
Rhode Island. 1913 10 Connecticut 81
N. York. 10 inl NJ Jersey, l0l in Penn
IA 10 Delaware. lS IL Maryland. IS
Virginia. so 10 Ohio, 8 in KY Gin lad
ana. 6 10 Michigan. 8 in Illinois. 7 in wi
cousin. 3 in Mo. 2 10 Iowa, din Nc,
| in Ga and 2 inTennessee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

WHie VlcroRY in BosroN. - The
Wings Of Boston, at the municipal
election on Monday week. achieved a
decided MISUNDERSTANDING the combined
forces Of Locofocoism and Nativeism. and
giving the Wing candidate for Mayor, Jo-
sish Quincy. Jr. 2, 264 woes over all op.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

ETThe New York Courier says that its ad.
VICES from Washington "lend 10 this result-thai
the measures proposed BY the President, in re.
gard to Oregon, will not meet with serious ppposi
ton ia either House. If this be so, they will Of
ccnrse prevail, and our readers must then judge
|forIthemselves, what the probable effect on Epg.
land Il such legislation would be-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
Correspondence u lie .ameriean.
PnrLApELrnIA, Dsc. ~. evening.

RHILApELPnIA, Dec. -, evening
The market yesterday was unusullly
quiet. Sc continues to be the asking
price for Flour; 600 bbls. changed hands
at that rats. There are no arrivals Of
Grain, and The only sales were 1000 bus.
old Penna. Corn at 75c. Cioverseed in
demand De- / d. and 6fm; sale. Of 500 bus At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

A NEw SrATE.-The BrooklynEagle
contains call for a meeting Of tie PEG
rle Of Long island. to take into eonside
ration the expediency of making a State
pt Long Island. i !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

ARREST OF THE ExPREss RoBBER.-
DIR. Hatch, alias Jones. charged with rob-
bling Lisings,on's express at Rochester 10
October, has teea arrested ID Philadel-
nhia. - v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Rufus Elliott Discharged = On applica.
lion OF his counsel. General Walter Jones
and r. r. Fendall, Esqrs., VIM Rufus
Elliott. who stood fcharged with killing
Wm. 2. Kendall. was discharged by the
criminal court Of Washington county
The application FOR the discharge was
based on The presentment Of the grana III.
III, ihat Mr. Kendall came 10 flis death
from . pis,ol.saqs fred by the said Elliott
in self defence, I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

MOeking Death -Decapitaiion.-- On
Monday afternoon, abou, one o'clock, Two
men were employ ed in chopping The ice
from the water wheel attached 10 the ma.
chinery in The axe factory Of Mr., Jacob
Noble IN this town, and IS. one OF them
was attempting TO get OF look inside The
Wheel. i moved. almos, entirely separat-
ing The bead from the body, between one
OF the arms and an upright posi-. operating
exactly like pair Of shears. The wheel
vas forced back, and the corpse extracted
-ihe head attached only By 4 piece az
skin. The unfortunate deceased was !
blacksmith named Daniel Corens. and !.
bout 81 years Of age
- lSi- Gatherings (Canads) journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
FRrIrs Of .rnE wHIe rARIFE.

In 1912. the Wings found The Nation
al Treasury bankrupt, and the credi, Of
the cosniry destroyed. They passed the
Tariff act, which has ever since been de-
nounced as black, and odious and oppres.
sive. and in three years every thing j.
put rigbt.-With an annual expenditure
Of nearly .thiny millions Of dollars. we
find, on the lst Of July last. a balance in
The Treasury Of more than sevsn and q
AaJf Millions Every thing the masses
want is cheap and abundant. and nothing
is enhanced except the braudies, wines,
and. silks used BY the rich.
Yet this is The Tss;f which Mr.. Folk
and Seerels,y walker would disturb. not
wi,bstsnding they seem 40 have made
their esiim ates for the next. two years,
for q very moderate REDUCTION Of the in
come from customs. The sober and re
fleeing people Of the country will natu'
rally inquire, why this disturbance Of .
system which is working SO well in I'll
respects. The answer can only be given,
that il is Wing Tariff, and thatis e
nough.e Vengeance has been denounced
upon il. and vengeancet the patriotic 10
cos must have. Let them try their hanc
as speedily as possible. The prospect o.
war for Oregon. and the prospect Of q
diminution OF the means Of The country
seem eaiirely consistent with the states
man-llke notions Of the, powers that be.
They must either be deceiving tbemselve
as TO the settlement of our difference
with England or they are continuing !b,
game Of humbug on The. subject Of th
Tariff. But we still believe. notwith
standing Mr.. Folks recommendation. tina
the Tariff OF +lSl2sis not TO suffer materi
ally Winchester Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

81 4BLES.- Large and small Bibles, plain
- " and elegantly bound. s.
1905 Somnentaries, Barnes Notes,
n.sser socks elegantly bound.
rissoytsrian Psalms and Hymns i do do
nln many other religious works ON hand
and for sale 81 j MILLER q WOODS -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

e&General James Thomas. formerly
Governor Of Maryland. i lying very dan
gerously III al bis residence ia St. Mays
county.
Henry Tuman, the great portrait paiu-
ter. is said 10 be dangerously i'll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Catholic Si4iisfics.-There are 10 the
United States 740 Catholic churches !;
437 ether stations; Gal clergymen 90 mis-.
sions; l2l clergy men Otherwise employ
ed !; 81 eecletiasiicaI institutions; 23s
clerical students, Is institutions fof youbg :
men 36 fsmale religious institutions So
female academies, and 81 charitable In
stituiions. The Catholic popuIsiionis es-
|iimaied ct I. 062. 100. The. Catholic popu-
isiiou Of Texas il about q, 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

ECounterreii American half dollars
and dimes are IN circulation in Yoston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
IND land rs :. olapute.

Theresare doubtless. says the Baltimore
Sun. many Of our readers who have no
idea Of The difference 10 The amount Of
lana, between The Ash degree Of latitude
and The parallel Of 81 degrees 30 mi.
nu,ess which the Union declsres,o B,
I,he intention Of Government toIinsistop
on As lbe northern boundary line Of Ore
son. According to . Statement, made By
/ Conmi,sioner Of The Land Office il
lisa, ihe diiFefen &c consist in one hun
Idred and four millions six hundred anC
forty Thousand acres, which At the mini
nun prizes Of The p3blic lands is Eor,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

o. Tuesday morning is.l 81 The 81,
ginesr II The burden train % csfs. os,the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad, NJ
backing the train, they cana 10 contact
whh Mr. Gore. 40 old man. sho jumped
a.ide % The bridge. but. sad % SAY. The
bridge Vas too small 70 admit 81 The car,
passing clear of bin. and be Vas thrown
down, and crushed 10 most shocking
manner. No censure can 30 attached %
those in charge Of ihe irsin q ear.
--s1s Of yirgturs :
g i issssllis lam Smith. Esq. Gu. +. of
Fsaouier, Governor for three years from
the i. Of January. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

~ The n. II Courier aud Enquirer Gays
thai the loss By ihe fre in that city on Friday
night week. is $4,000, which sssaoccasioDed
By water and smpke-ihs actual loss By burning
no, being over $500,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Fins AT SARATOGA SpEises IA ere
occurred q Saratoga Springs 90 she Cd
inst. which consumed about 5000 worth
Iot PrePsfiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Il has been decided BY The General
Courtof Virginia, Al It's present session
that the mere inability Of = Jury 10 asree
mas not such necessity as warranted
their discharge 10 The case before
them. 10 which jury. on criminal trial.
had bsen Sd discharged. The prisoner y 8
ordered obe freed from custody.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Snail Por. In Philadelphia last week
there wsrs twenty-five deaths By small
pox-S. admits and n children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

aseThers are. Il this time, go. OOO
s;rI. receiving their education II French
ccnvenls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
Stn1fe.

Mr.. Webster appeared in bis seat today
message was received from ihs HeaF Of
Representatives announcing The passage q re-
solutions expressive Of the regret y the HOUSE
upon The decease Of The Hon J. B. DsNsobs late
Representative from The States Of Lopisianps
Mr. JohBson Of L.. then rose and atier priei
tribute 70 The memory Of the deceased, moved
the customary REGULATIONS, and The Seats 40
joarnsd ill Monday.
10 he Hsu,e, numerous petitions and rePon-
Isiranees against the admission Of Texas gere
presented, which were laid on The table.
Mr. Csmpbsll presented memorial ffeH Al
bert Gsllasin aBd The New York Historical So
eiety, prlyIus CcDeress % erect . mpnnmeft %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

2LEI0H' BELIs.-A fsw ssrsads Just
- Tsceived and Tor isle by s
Dec 10. 5 H,f.s...., s =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
3. B. MrseR, Editor, Richmond, ya.-s5 year


The December number has been on our table
for several days, and should have been noticed
earler'bui for our absence from town. We do
not know that We can add any thing 10 what we
have 50 often had occasion TO remark concern
ing The exeelences Of this interesting srd ably
conducted periodical, further than 10 say that
this, the last number Tor The yerr is45, is Ike
many that have preceded i, ysrv worthy Of
high population which the work has attained.
The "Messenger' has just completed lis
eleventh year, which fact Of itself speaks ss-
lnues in behalf Of is real value, and from pre-
sent indications We are happy 10 believe tia, the
time !. far or in the disiau, futars when j, shall
be discontinued.
By The Prospectus on The cover Of this num-
beF, we are Informed that me Editor Of The Mes
sepger has purchased the southern snd Wes-
tern Monthly Magazine and Rsyiev,p formerly
Published ia Charleston, s. c., under The edilo-
rial control Of wn. Gilmore SHINES, ESQ.,,
which will from the Isl Of January next, Be
blended With the Southern Literary hessen-
GER and he title Of the new work win then Be
uTHn Sonrurnu - rr...-...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

lsprasA US. SESAroR.-The Hon.
Jesse D. Bright. e. F has been'elee,ed
BY The Indiana Legislature U. s. Senator
for SIX years from the 4ih Of March last.
IrbIAN coRN.-Ths New York Cou
Irisf and Enquifer Of "wednesday says -
1--WE have seen letter from member
/ OF nail.ament. in which he declares his
linleniion--if not anticipated By the
minfk,er-.o move the House Of Com
mons Tor the FREE sdnissioD Of Indian
Cotn into England-and 70 press = disi-
sion on HE mo.ion. Tbs letter eheouFa
ges the hope that Sir Robert Peel. If be
lid not himself propose The measure. viii
mot eppose il. il the Psrlismsni shsH show
any disposition TO adept Il. This would
he most beneficial measnre both i0r
: Ensland and ihs United States =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Mr. Darnell has arrived in Washington
from Texas. as special messenger, chsrg3
ed by President Jones with 1.-THE duty Of
bringing COPY Of the constitution Of the
new State. accepted by a large majority
OF her people--a correspondent informs.
Us, in the proportion Of at least 81 to !. 4
Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
House of Representatives..
ADMISSION OF TEXAS.

Mr.. Douglass Of Illinois asked lepveto pre-
sen, Report for the admission Of Texas into
the Uniop.
Objections were made, when MI. Douglass
moved 10 suspend the Rules OF the House, and
the motion prevailed by . vote Of tive jhifde, the
House not dividing and the motion being carried
rirs roee BY q vote Of two.ihirds, sscording 10
the decision Of the Speaker.
Mr.. Douglass moved that bis Roper, be made
The special order Of The day for Tuesday nexi.
The Speaker put the motion, and decided il af-
frmatiyely, in hurried msR1er.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
Pefitions.

Mr.. Jim Quincy Adams then presented re-
mons,rsnee against the annexaticns Of Texas,
aud moved lis reference 10 tie Con millee Of
the whole ouahe State Of lie Union. motion
was made BY Mr. Boyd Ct Ky. 10 lay il cp the
table.
Mr. Adams called Tor the ysas and nays. The
vote vas-Ayes lis, Noes72!
Mr.. Adams Thea presented large nu0ber Of
remonsiranees from nearly al The free States, all
of which took The same reference.
The Speaker Bextrecognized Mr.. Hafm1nson,
Of L.. Who announced the death Of Gen. pau-
son Of L.. FL euleey was brief aud sppsopri-
ale. comnendipe the deceased Cor his yfrsos.,
and expressing The belief that thel ueFe more
Than his faults.-Ths customary Resolalicss Of
re,peel usis Introduced ,ane The House sdiouinse.
Taua,paY. Dec. Ii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

F9ou, IN yNeU York. Western nouI
vas in demand for export, but .h s-soss :
Pics Ssss q IS 'i if6st .slss progressed ~,
slowly. add only about sO01 ools. nag
been sold on that day--2e0O bbls. were
sold 10 lots for home ct $685., o.
which price receivers showed some dlsPo,,
sition 10 sell. j Southern -four were Dun
al 1925 for common brands. Sales q
wbea, were made at l25al3O. PM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Those wishing really fine dish Of oys.
,ers. should call on our friend SMALL "a
door West Of Sappington's Hotel. ne
receives daily some of.bebestsysr brought
lao this market. aud his mode Of cooking'
I il veil in character with the suPerioE
quality Of kis Oys.ers.-SPirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

y u Nsw State The people of WlscoN-
SIN are talking Of organizing into State,
and asking admission into The Union at
this session. The people seem to be 81
most Unanimous in favor. of the formation
of State Government, but are great
deal divided as 10 the best method OF ar
irving al the end proposed An effort,
however, WILDE made TO bring Wisconsin
in simultaneously with Texas.
N = Isl. Louis RtpuSlican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
LrrEalal Mrssrsora AsD Rruru.'

y WILDE Published sinaIianeously in Charles
ion, >. C.. aud in Richuood, Va, thus com
uanaing, Is i vii no doubt deserve, The patron
age Of the entire South and West. The edi;or
Is in fus sPiri'son The occasion. and makes large
premises As 10 various inprevemen,s and adj.
lions 10 the work which viii make ii still more
sslaable, all Of which We are assured be vii 10
The Letter fuIfII.
We sinsereiy hope be uill rsalizs and enjoy
81 ne honor and profit Of sn enisrpriss and in
dDsiry 80 indsfstigabls and praissuorsb,.
tfsi1ssuFg 1:Pss'isss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
yoTr IN TuE SENATE.

zen Wt,,.a gm,rn.-Messrs Scott, tspsak,
.,l Cor. wallace, crawfetd, Wiley, Spark,
Gat,s1t. lwoolf.lk, Piper, Dennis, Smith, De.
neale, Sloan, stlinger, Nc Muilea,fa ylqI, nuer-
rant, MccaoleY, Newman, and r. A. inemp-
soR-eo. H..
FoR JohS BRocErSnns UGH M l,s y coos;
Sutton, J.'rhomPson, BONG an'' osPsi'on' apu
4Roeers--G.
FoR 6EeRoE w. suaMERs.-sa McD'
{Noofe-<i.
Eos v. w. SouTultL-J bhn G. CrumP-l
Foa JAMrs LYoNs-Ro robert @. Stanafd-l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Singular - Potatoes are still arriving Of
New York from Europe. while ibe former
is exporting large quantities'of breads,uffs
to make good the deficiency 10 the Eng
lish crops. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

.bor 81 LiyefpooI q DlsIj
The new formerly connsclsd sii
Hodgson. E z;cau house oi Means Gu
The Prea, A. -
nar Rensoln
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

The Tennessee Legislature invited Mr..
Calhoun 10 visit Nashville on bis way
home from Memphis. He has replied
that be will acceptthe invitation next sum,
mer or fall. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
LADIES, SCHOOL. UNIoN.PLAoE,

Vl'HE MISSES LiNSLfY VIII open the second quarter
oil their school On the Monday In September. at the
corner l9ihst and Fourth avenue tcnifance ON 'l ST.
The rooms lately occupied 10y Misses Foster Powers
TIE encotra cement received during The quarter
Gently closed such that they have engaged two per ma
nent ssiari--a gentleman and lady. The lady VIII de-
her 10 the primary o. preparatory department OF
the school aud the gentleman VIII hear recatons Ia any
extent that found desirable Printed circulars spec
fyng expenses will be Immediately issued, and may be
had At the residence OF the Misses Lnsey, as above or by
appl,ag to the gentlemen named below.
Reference Hon Theodore Ffelnghuysen University
Building. Jasper Corning, Esq 6J Wallst Rev. j. J.
owen, - Second-avcuue; Rev. Thos H. Galaaiet Hart
ford. Couus Hon. Thos W. Williams, New London, Conn
Further he given In the circular - SAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

oyc OF THE soKDID SWEETHEART.
LOVED thee for thy money,
For wealth. they said, was thine;
Bat. finding thou hast none,
Thy heart and hand resign.
Think not | wish to pain thee,
Deem not use thee i'll:
| like thee but maintain thee.
/ neither can nor viii
though, thee quite treasure
A bona f4c sum,
And drcamt OF Joy and pleasure
That never were 10 come
The bousc--ihe hounds-the horses
Thy fortune would allow
The wines-lhe dozen courses
That dream is over now
Not for thy charms | wooed thee,
Though thou vast passing far
Not for thy mind ] sued thee,
Though stored with talents rare
Thine income WAS that caught me-
For that / held thee dear;
trusted thou Dis, have brought me
Five thousand pounds year.
Tia, hope. alas, is bligh,ed,
Thereon will not dwell,
| sboad have been delighted
To wed thcc-but. farewell
Nv feelings let nc smother,
Hard though the struggle be.
And Try and find another.
Rich as fancied thee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
second Board.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER
CLEARED.

CLEANED.
Ships Caravan. Manchester Fall River; Southport,
Griffith Charleston, Buckley.
HaIks Washington. Kruger, IIawley Schmidt q Bal
chen, Ikgolo, Clarence. 81 Domingo.
pres snapuopp Buckman Stockholm Boorman John.
ston a Co Lucna Alrech,, Rotterdam, Schmidt & Bal.
chen. .
Schrs Amphbious. Smith, Philadelphia Mckee, Hand
4 Go; Robert Armstrong Hooper Baltimore Toga,
Uallock Richmond. Ogden; COrnelia, Bumbus, New
BEDFORD Eiias NJ lierrck. Clarence, Iceland
sloop New York Gardner Providence
BaIges Grampus and Whale, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
@. BAOUET'S

CLASSICAL, ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARD.
MING SCHOOL. fhzBbeihiOwn N Tue principal
has lire honor "a inform his former pupils and those who
" sh ~ be admitted In his establishment ihsi the duties of
his school will be- resumed Monday the first o' sepem-
her
Parents dcsirous ofcnmsng the ofileiI children 10
C. Baquci will fud circulars nj Mr. u. LOCkWOODS
Book,iorr an Broadway au2O Javiws tn TIL Sat