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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
HANS, SHOULDERS AND SIDE s-I0OOO Ib. B.con
- hog round, superior articls-For sale.
mhI1 JAS WINSTON
w. \ A. | DONNAN

IMPORTERS snd Desiers Foreign Domestic Hardware and
u Cuilefy III Main see Richmond Va receipt by the
arrival Of the packet Sup Rocu Nav YORK liverpool
Their antfe Spring Importation of birmingham
ware and Cutlery and ~ arrivals Northern Cities
receiving an the aT ics Of American
comprising together srge stock than heretofore
offered.
Possessing facility Cor purchasing on the best
possible terms eoi confident certainly
posed IN I'll NJ as moderate prees asany whatever
Merchants nnt others puftha NJ fiadRsc are respecy In
v'd TO eIiis Stock opened inspection and which
sal take peasure In shelving they ay Judge OF
prices w. y. n !. DONNAN,
NH Ut No. III Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
rNSTMASrER EnR RlCuMONn

1t reported and believed that Tho. b. Bigger, Esq is
nominated 10 the Senai. Postmaster OF Richmond in
place al Gen'l Pey,on. removed.
Mr. Bigger is good appointment: Blu, where is the
holy horror OF the Democracy tor Prescription -
Where the crockodi!e they shed when Mr.. Ruth
eroord removed from political office This office
purely ministerial md all know aud all admit that Ge.
neral Pey;on has conducted ii in faultlc,s manner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

DR. iia~Is laie of this city. Is nov at New Orleans.
having accepted the rectoishp of ,c Episcopal church
Canal sireei, with salary OF $1,000. aud house In An.
morning paper saysThe Dr. has gone Holly Springs,
Mississippi &, his family New Orleans. lie has
preached thee times Sunday crowded and adr
nyn N Fer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGB INFIRHARY.
IENHlS Institution j. now open for tic reception
N OF pcterts ln tbe College E!iGce.
~ qins Medeai sufgcsi aJ lrcen; nsae
ant hos ahofnF Under go1s diseases VIII Dc sftsJ
lie clrgss fr Board Meiicai aeBilncs Suggest opeaor
Nursing and Meficinr' VIII be- 81 prr geek ent.,
and - for whte--s1yaie TO- The ffrt wesk advance
The Medical and sug Wafff b. ehars n Pro
fsorsof uc College Tor pre'cbs5 pcoIs CASA
NJ d-ury The wb,'e fasuJ vii be csncdin Complication win
out ntdu0uai erptftr M the patent.
Gsnensa ssbdnz atients fon disianee viii g,ass sys
city fsfrruce. hjjf.s = MArrIy
NH p,esf Il 81 q T,s,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
ROCkBRlDGE.

Dr. Wm. NJ. Gold and Capt. James f. Harper have
been nominated candidates u represent the county Of
RiokbTid:o IA ia. House oi Deegst.s by n meeting
ui the Wings OF the county held ut tho Court House
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
BERkIEY.

Wan. ]. Book and James Lyle Campbell Esan, have
been nominated by the Wings of Berkeley their candid
ate Tor the House of Delegates.
The Locos have nominated as their candidate Jas. w.
Gray aud w. A. Ssmervlle Esqn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

The Richmond Enquirer - evidently in agony that his
pet, Mr.. Stevenson appointed SECRETARY OF State
lie sends IN has aihes1n- with the contoons Ut phz Of
one who is attempting = swallow siad tail foremost!
Ball. Pat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
REMnYAl..

IVNHE subscriber intending to take down tho
- store on Maa Street which he rfese sns
building the ground for bi.
the Louss immediately the % his store where he
true bis business is branch the house
peted IN tine he win Ne gad % friends
Of orocrrcs and klnJs
Ths he itth suec Iesd,ns from MAIN
10 the Erehargs Hotei, NH I'LL JOHN N, G0RDON. =
GyOTTOS YAHNS.--so bsiss Cotton ssns. "unon Mia
~ foTsshy NIL DAVENPORT y ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
PENNSYLVANIA sENAroR-rus e.rsu, ptrsArrp

The Democratic Caucus OF the Pa. Legislature nonna-
ted Judge woodward Mr.. Buehanans successor but ut
tie election Las; Thursday the Wings united with
sant potion OF the party and chose Con Simon ameron
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
SOIREE MUSICALEI!

u. III. IhlLoh respectfully announces TO
u. Cinn 9" hehmon and vicinity that giving
al and Ia tsinen' Concert Exchange
TUESDAY March ioth lsi5 eason he win h. A.,
ied by The following gentlemen. who volspsvA
,ne eNep$ hr hsnpssr who has In the
ysd departure ior this
nfs appearance; M H. Knechi II
Amrur the gentleman who performed
plause former Concert OF Mr..
fJ- The Piano Forte f,..
nanns,ary of Nann' c.k has the EoLIAN AT
TACHMENT.
l. oyerure-Piano Forte vIoIoDceno, ciariorst and
Fiu:e-Messrs kneeht Dandsrdsis, Ros CT,
Amateur and Taylor
9 song-Tbs War Song "Norma" --on
the Fed."-Mr Dund.rda. rx.,,x, -TT
J. Pant .si-fmte an iano Fort from tbs F.
dsn.e ''''''N '''' '''' '@ Doss..r,u p"
cantaia-'The May Queen '-wrttsn by
h'rdTenhyson, imposed and .nns by
Dcl;-er
5; advertisement a Theme wit. vaIi.iion,-
Canoneu and Piano fo',e-AnA,eur and
g. ssas-'Ionn Anderson my Joe.---nr D.np
ser enc, &c slrI.aB.li.s
u-ssrs Roster ard Duulsrda 0Arz. 4
PATH.
l. Theme with Vagistions-Iiope told yatsr-
tsrbg Tas"-Figie, violencere. Car.nrst
and Piano foue-Mssrs Taylor Roster,
Ama;s and Dunderiale.
.. Sonx--drst time In pubIir) 'The To Ff--
the Depared,"-Ar Roster
,. song--The star spangiei BanneI"--{by 20
particular desirr) Nj Dunderse -
4 song-The Lament OF the Irish Emirani"-
compose and sung by Mr.. Dempst,r. ..- eaI -l.l'
s. onceitante-Piano FORE Ciaronet-Mr
khe'h, and Amateur. Brss n Fs.t
Guitar Accompaniment RonEH
:, adaen and PoionaiSc-flutr and rzno
fore-h.ssrs Taylor and Dupderdaie, BoHs
W The Concert tn commence at O'Clock pscis.Iy.
Tickets 50 cents CBdfen up1er IL hall priee-to
Book s'ore' tbs EIchs Hotel H. fyof the DOR on
the Conf NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
MARRIED.

On the 1915 iss by tho gev. Mr. White Mr. CHAs T. Eng
LlSi ~ Kchnions Mics NAHY y oie dlushtef Of Hst-
csr.on Crowdsr Esg ofsussez ecunt,ya
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
no FARMERS.
ISn BUSHELS Herds Gras. Seed
LOU so DO Timothy do
so 90 Orchard do
so DO Clover do


Lucsrne, White JlJver White feH and AHeIeyham Carra
French Sugar and Mange Wuzel Beet Bunch ind
Bscl ye Peas Bueswbest Rye and Asornsn sf
hesb q ard Ss,d
Posgh wrougb, poia,. utmost every ds.rp,,o
rO for Davis ffcJOn Mayor R1Rrie. Nour.s
h Mason, and rroutyG Meafs Ponghs
Harrow cuiyators, Com sheron Cut,er. Hoe, sp.d.,
shoysi- Manure Foks Pruning Shears gse.
Tfpves and ohet Tools necessary tho Farm GARDEN
Ouaao Of the hes: quality om snas. BY ons Of ts
hfst chfmhts IN tic county. For W
mht7 WIN PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
-, -, J.NO. NJ. FERUUSSON.
REQ. 2cth.-td Ssru,t (,iiv nj Rl.h-.a

w """a'oss Nosice.-fie-r A~z. Campbell and o,ss,
rsshrr' Will the Lord willing preach Antioch C.rop. eoa,
" on the 10Th and i7ih insanA, New To~n kim a o....
county the ls'h-A snyny ,he eoh-A r.,
The si--t Jeusaam. King wihss county the assA,
Aansohek. the s5th--and Richmond City ON IN. s,,h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
WORD'S OFFICE,

one Capita odd ~ wORui
HsfTietefNos. 10 70 49, IN drawing The EIch1ngs Ffday
odd anI F.t Wy WORD
To-iay ia,fcry d,swf te LTchange spknda Febcns
$4,000. 20 u = no. a.. TicAes Ony s. For prIs
iofo hsHp4a ~ 0eloct
mh - WJKDs QG.s
NOR HiRE.-Fwo likely Girls, Of good cha.
Ise,er, about 10 yssp sss and Jut, from bs county
nh " RfCHp HILL, w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

APPOINTMENT By tn. GOVERNOR.
Alexander Walker, Commissioner Tor the State of Louis.
lana To take depn>i;ons, acknoweds of deeds. &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

"To the memory OF General Geosge Crrhlm who jrd N
the 2sh ui March, 1895 IN the six;yeih,n CIR Of ms
age.
"Ho lived more ihln half century ~ the vicinity Of
this place shi Jealous and defender Of his c1un
uys rights IN the Revolutionary var. aud ore OF the gallant
who dared 10 attack and scua!iy drove four hon
drej British troops Neines seven miles nJrta o., Char
loue, OF the 81 Of October, 1850.
"GeOrgc Graham filled many high and responsible public
trusts the dates Of which he discharged wit fidelity lie
the peoples friend, their Gltefer and uniformly
epyod tho unlimited confidence and Tespee, OF ms fellow
citizens"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

sAs ro.t AZ ,s,,o,,r Thar, A, bsussads Of lsns u
.-.Is -. = ~ 1919" ....-- s,.,s.., ~ -h,rh m. "a
I'm. !. No., -. ,. Io oo ne, ton I'm. n,errsssn that
..a,,.i h, &c., :, go n. ne, An. p,r hour For such
vo, linn. 4. ,,c,C.rr an important element But If the
article w,rr e,,l worth three dollars ton this encnt
would be worth bat the i've part one cent per
hoar-a quantity wholly inappreciabie. ~
The great merit railway, for the convey OF uav
eles general merchandise, speed aud the great
advantage OF c,na- their ability to carry the heavy pro
ducts Of the earth cheap rsieand It Is this sbility
which la England has preserved the whole from
prostrson aud which appears destined for all failure
TO eiass these works among the useful Of the nven
toes oi civilization.
It's by no mcins surprising that the public mind should
re carries" esifsy by the performance 1T mrdera rail roads
runway isemphiucsly noisy thing ANA rs wtihal CAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

bohhhH"StND5' .hsTeA l>tA AND ScTIliT Mare iSV--
J2 S'olel.
YN1iE following New Works received 30 hours
Il in advance Of any EIprrs,in the country
By this dsy's mail
No Pictorial s'oy the world Ny John Frost l.. L. D.
rs cents
w Mrs Mabery auiboes- Of the Young Msens Book 2Ss
Al ihe Philadelphia, BOSTON aud New York Weekly N,yap.
LAIBLy ARRIVED
GfnI-d the Gown, BY Charles dickens rs cents
KIN g- o the Round Table Stories Of Aunt Jane and
Pneni by the AIbin Bruce
ing No. % the Home Travellers Librayj IS CT. u.
The London Lsneei for March. I6i5; so etc
No. ~ Littcfs Living Agile.
1oos IN the end abroad Mrs En Author
The Women Of England, e-25e
No 1.-THE NeyiIes Of CARROTS Town-sle
The Robber of the RHINE by Leteh Richie; 25ei-
Godeys Magazine and Ladys liook for April; 20 cts
No 10 Mrs Halls sketches Of Irish Character i2t cent,
Nos % and ~ Dunneg1n Catholic Bible being CONCLUSION
~ The Wofk. each re-. cenis
The Scarlet Feather Young The Aborlgps. b.
Professor fngraham. J2I cents
Psu - filvius Ioscphus. % etc
Nos ~ spd ~ IN HafPers Illuminated SHAH.
Peane; rs cents
4 Tale Of Tnn.. IVY Mrs. ope % esn,-
No. 90 faryers Pictorial Bibie, as cts
I9Ies "
ssha The Magic u aso.tro Venetian Ia. ,s.ns
lated nom the French OF Roger DE Bsauon. Ist cts
Nos ~ and Is 10 Wandering Jew, winehessrs edition.
I2I eu
The Eogi-h womln in Egypt ny Mrs Poole Is Ga.
The Royal sisters iorchi Romance Of the Middle AFes-
Tie fs,hionabIe wife Unf.shionatle Hu-bsnd ySs
Ore rs etc
The Counties. Pau.,ns Wy ida, Hahn iiaka,.s.
The Hunter PANTY BY the author Of Tais. d The
o'ffsrs Psmily--cheay edition, IS cents
indoa Caria. ny Charlotte Eirabeth-2S cents
The News. dsssby The b,rpa Csc
The London PietorsI Times do DO d. 9Sc
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IANAR1 SEED.-A supply of fresh Canar
~ and Hemp Seeds, Ju,t received and for -ar by
NH N u An s..,

NEW GRANARY AND FEED STORE.
VIE subscribers beg a.e Of Richmond
and adJacen county that they opened CRANARY
AND FEEO FIoRi, iti seet, leading Mayo- Drlsr.
whrs they prepared 10 Bs, price for cash
all the usual variety Kept in such establishment Their in,c
ton - 10 s every article IN their line small advance
Price Persons wanting Thing in il.ir way ad
vanas. them cell they depend getting
Gle such ~ His represented 10 b..
100 bufd-s nav, Just received. % excellent quality
300 hu'le- MERCER oriToEs, superior any thnr i'm
y ported here tins
400 d. a-n Philadelphia PORTER ALE and CIDER, not inferior
TO London manufacture.
W Empty hotties wanted J.Af. CLENDINING,
i7-at- Iltl, n oonos,t. P,x. A A..
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saa.s-..a.l --.1 ....
.xSsssV So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24
RICHMOND, VA.
Thursday Morning. january as, 1915
No Senator Elected The Joint order Broken

No Senator Elected The Joint Order Broken
6yMe Wigs Of The House Of Delegates.
The Wings would moi come up 10 the scratch
yesterday, and undertook 10 adjourn, whilst The
Senate were ready 10 go into the execution OF the
joint order. They adjourned in the very face Of
the Senate, and thus broke mp the join, order, con-
trary 10 the almost Uniform stream OF preccdenlS
This outrage upon the courlesies, which were due
to the Senate, was committed, because they found
that they we're about To be defeated and Demo
cratic Senator would have been elected 10 carry
out the wishes of COCO majority Of the People OF
Virginia. pronounced al The polls in November
last
The Wings had originally determined 10 go
into the election Yesterday. They had fixed on
their own period-bnt two of their men were
absent, whilst one Of The Democrats was, and
they awaited themselves OF This excuse 10 escape
from their own joint resolution. Yet il every
member of both Houses had been present, the
Wings could not have elected their candidate; for,
Mr.. Wood OF Elizabeth City had told the Wing
Caucus on Tuesday night he should vote for h.
NJ T. Hunter Democrat; and Mr.. Billups OF
Matthews and Middlescx, in the spirit OF the
representative, who obeys the instructions of his
people, would, in all probability, have voted Tor
the Democratic candidate. What now becomes
OF the tauntS ana lhe charges Oh Tue isiChiioh"
Wing? Who are now The disursanzcrs Who
are they who proven, The election OF Y. 5. Sc
na,or! Who are they that break up joint or
der. submitted By thcmseycS-and violate all or
der and precedent, rather than carry ont The VIII
of the people BY electing Democratic Senator
Ii is-Me JIHies II either party be The revolu-
tionary disorganizers-if either party deserve the
sneers and ccnsures of the II. Wing, il is The
Wings OF the House of Delegates.
They have put every thing now at sea-and
it is the received opinion Of intelligent men
OF both parties that no Senator will be elected this
winter For one, we would checrinlly JON issue
with the Wings, and appeal once more 10 The
people Before that tribunal, we are willing 10
appear-andb By its verdict We are willing 10 abide
II is understood that VIM. c. Rves was The
nominee of the Wing caucus Mr.. Hunter was
nominated by MIR. Slovall a> The Republican
opli1ate
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RI rom Hood's MSa- me.
TO THE ACORN.

III LIE AOonN.
Tbou lirIe Acorn hail 10 thee,
Delicate hope Of the giant tree.
tn. rose may rush INFO beauty rare,
the lily NAV iii her chaiice fair;
And many !; tree, and many flower,
With richest color for their dover,
From The gorgeous East or glowing West
Nlay challenge our homage IS loveliest-
En-, iaifest all thou, Tor 10 Fancys eye
Thou brinses, bright dreams Of The days gone by
Az Acorn thou recaleSt the time
on ancicn. Natures earliest prime,
when liant forests spread dark and wide,
And he ta elk stalked with his feet OF pride,
Ind The bison roamed and the saunt wolf stoot
The terror and lord OF the painless wood;
A man from his dreamless trance awoke,
And framed the flint axe, and hewed the oak
For his first rude hut-and, with shaft and DOW
H.. tearlessly thro' these dark shades did go.
Then, soodly Acorn reused By thee,
caa,s thoughts ofthe greenwood wild and Tree,
nr Il, Gallant stag and the bold outlaw,
sr5 bis merry life in the greenwood shaw
ct knisht and damSel, and gay meneye
Sre,uing along with minstrelsy-
Win horn ana hound, and paltrv good,
Cb,>;r, The hart in the bliihe greenwood.
TSosc Gallant days! when, proud and free.
Bol Robin held ryst meath the greenwood Tree.
IN, ,bor ii more witching scenes dos, tell,
81 iaily ring, AMI Of mystic spell
'r.ac,a sippe;h her draught Of dew
Nm. IN We'll carved goblet. o sure, twas true,
Tia, aleasan; tale Of the tiny folk
Dancing by moonlight beneath The oak
earning the hushei air, soothing The deep,
Fhn,ing brish, visions DER mlnStrelS sleep
'rho,e,.bcs were soo;h-ay, sooih ween-
Fot here is the cup OF the fairy queen
Tnrn delicate hope Of the giant tree!
Aeon mos graceful, @, thanks 10 Thee
Fo- each fri;;l fancy, each pleasant thought,
Whcb thou 10 my dreaming mind has brought
q wealthy indeed is Fancy's dover.
T. waller through ages in one short hour,
And one in the depths Of the forest, 10 see
Visions oyous and fair as thou bringest me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Wcdpsdau, jan. ~, 1915.

UeaPfdaH I'm. ~ lSfJ.
A communication from the Senate was receiv-
ell BY their Clerk that they had agreed to the joint
order of the day, being The election OF Senator
Of the United States, in place Of VIM. C. Rives.
Mr. BROADUS Of Culpeper moved to post
pone the joint order ill Saturday, February l<t,
Mr. B. said the members OF his party had been
anxious to go into the election but they had
been taken BY surprise by The unusual dalay Of
the Senate's action till this morning. The object
OF joint order was TO give notice. but that OBJ
jec, was destroyed by the sudden action of the
Senate this morning. The majority the House
had been led 10 believe that the Senate would not
agree TO The election to-day; and, therefore, had
not been able to prepare themselves. They we're
anxious for an election, but were not ready, in
the forced absence Of some Of their members, TO
go into il al present.
(Mr. B. had concluded before we reached the
House. We are indebted 10 friend for the sub
stance of his remarks)
Mr.. GORDON was astonished 10 hear the
proposition of the gentleman from Culpeper It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24
LEGIsLATUnE OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
UP1nrslny Jan. -.


The Senate met nj lGo'cOciS
Nine bills were received from the House OF
Delegates BY their Clerk, which were read and
referred 10 their proper committees.
ELECTION or a UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Mr.. con moved 10 lake up The Joint order,
being The resolution for The election OF IT, S.
Senator.
The motion was adopted without debate, and
without division.
The Senate then took 4 recess ill II o'clock.
When the Senate re-assembied, message was
brought from the House OF Delegates hy Mr..
Broadus of culpepcr, ha The House had adopt
ed a resolution, 10 postpone The joint order Tor
The election Of a Senator till Saturday, The Isl oil
February
Mr.. BAPTIST moved that the Senate disa-
gree
On This motion Mr.. VOOLFOLK moved the
previous question.
The previous question was debated for more
than three hours, when it was sustained, ayes 10,
noes H.
The Senate then agreed 10 disagree 10 The re-
solution from The House, hy The following voe,
Mr.. Taylor having called The ayes and noes:
AYEs-Messrs Scott (Speaker,) Cox, Wal
lace, Crawford, Wiley, Spark, Baptist Gar
reit, Voolfolk Piper, Dennis, Penn. Mofelt,
Sloan, McMullen. TAYLOR Guerran', McCauley,
Newman, and Thompson ot k.-2O
SoEs-Nlcs>rS. Sutton, Thompson Of A.. Bon
durani Ga!aher, Caper,on, S.anard, Carter,
Crumn, Rcgcrs-9.
For the subsequent proceedings, see "Horse OF
Delegates
Al about halt past G o'clock, Mr. NEWMAN
movedlo appoint Committee Of three, 10 ascer-
tain ard report, officially, whether The House OF
Delegates had adjourned, without executing The
Joint order.
This motion was supported ny Messrs WAL
LACE, McMULLEN and THOMPSON of X,
all OF whom ably reviewed the course of The
Wings in defeating an election of United States
Senator.
Alhali past o'clock, when we left The Senate
Chamber, Mr.. THOMPSON Of X, was speak
ing.
F. s. The motion was adopted, and The Sc
nate adjourned at 9 p. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24
(Ff0al another C3r1tyondrni.)
Mr.. Bmd's Mellon anil Rc~lat.oas

On motion of MIR. Boyd Of Kentucky the pro-
lracled debate on the annexation Of Texas will
cease at = O'clock on Saturday next We are
happy 10 see this movement because they all
have had debate enough ami Il is lime 10 0d
We are indebted 10 Mr.. BOYD also for the rcso-
Iutions, which Judge Douglass aiopl>as his own
in an exemplary spirit Of compromise and with
which if nc had the honor OF seat III The House,
we should mos, cordially concur. We cannot,
in any event, doubt that some such MEASURE will
obtain The concurrence Of the House. No dog.
ged perinacily, say we, in favorof ones, or any
ones, peculiar notions no uncomromising
hair-spliiters now; bat bold, decisive action for
the country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24
POETRY.
AR oF THE DEPARiE,

,,our OF THE DEPARIEp' : ~
HUNT. " ,,nrrs learn TO look 10 I'M
t"Perhaps "a. ' and The Stars BY night, ana !
blue sSy ~ a@ i.,d are there and not IN sra's
said The child in an eafne s, ,v,. I'll NAV u
yspIied the old man douo"''9'
rhs ,oncled briars have oyeTsfo""
That liu!c hill Of earth = Ia Stone
IA swe' ping rains have worn 'ie >''">
cannot read The biilh' 40 within
o'.,.%an Ills Wondering frame WIN"
Gr WIEN ,nar 49,, world OF care and SIN.
!, brea,hes, know mol w i.1,u ~ ..N
And disconsolaie ioIselinlntsHI ,s,r
This crave. unwet BY thoush'iu ea'
Jrnfrod by foot OF monriei -!e''
Deserted utterly. and leh'
otyisitan,s and friends berei'.
r.. b.n, 10 bring ms heart TO feel
M. = -" Inns The world can wear away
~ yearn;nc sadness that WIN seal
T. I-nnn IN, soul in that dday,
,ctan W. lay down the one we nave,
,n,o he cold and silent grave.
,,s,hinks j, canno, be that lie,
And busy care can e'er efiace
The memories Of the bosons strife
Th,, sometimes 10 that resting place
rt. nfnsive wanderer may not stray,
IN speni the hours OF parting day.
=. iii, fond heart! why dost thou cling
" Thus ever 70 this lonesome spot!
mes no; higher impulse spring
II mou:ners hearts, and hearst thou not
.rfose sanding BY the narrow prison
say "Ie is not here, for he hath r'sens
on child Of fancy gentle maid.
Nav | ;. lesson learn from thee
TIA, those who in the grave I've lad
WHOSE iorms no more on earth see,
A.. M, beneath the crumbling sod,
Bul in the spirit land with God!
And when with them wonld commune,
wiIl no. seek with fearful eyes
Tbs sraveyari'> melancholy gloom;
Bnl look up to The clear blue skies
az 10 The silent stars by night,
rur lhi;ler have they winged their flight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24

v- We present the ID No. Of Randolph Of
Roanoke. It's excellent. We received the ID
No. yesterday; better and better: We shall give
another No. every morning, if ne will supply the
girls, for the mill! Let him be assured OF this, I'M
Fl his series is exhausted. Hec write more
willingly, than we viii print. So 90 ahead!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-24

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