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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

Mr.. MbANE.--A Washington corrcspon
,leu, oi the Charleston Courier. thus speaks ol
the newly appointed Minister To England
The whole country will be pleased with the
appointment oi Louis NJ Lane as Envoy to
England Nothing was more improbable. and
nothing more proper than such am appoint
mont MI. Nj Lane IL Tar elevated above all
IN" party strife OF the day. III, BELONGED
originally To small aud defeated. but honor
able party. the led. ralists. His hostility to
Mr.. Adams, a. untrue to the federal party, led
INN hre, - support Mr. Craw ford and then
Ten. Jackson, Tor the Presidency.
lie was appointed Minister to England by
Ten. Jackson on his accession To the Prcsi
dcncy. Upon the disruption of the unit
cabinct, MIR. VI Lane WAS recalled, and brought
into the administration. There lac distinguish
ed himself DIS the advocate oi national bank
and a. an opponent oi the removal at the de
pnsitca. Upon the lat,es question he 50 en-
tirrly di>a2rccd from Gen. JaCkSca. th.t w.
resigned lus position a. Secretary of the Tres
,uy, and went into private life. lie next
appeared to the public IN his present position.
rs The able administrators of the affairs of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. ian
which oiiCc he has salary of six thousand
dollars year. lie has nothing tu gain i'm a
pccImiary point oi view but every thing tn
loose. 10y going abroad. lie consents to rem
der the service required oi him at II great sac
flilcc of personal convenience and interest.
IT Is not supposed that MIR. MI.anc is
cninently favorable Ia the powers that exist.
lie Is reported To have said at the late election.
hat oi The two evils presented. lac would
choose MIR. Folk ~ the least. should lac he
called upon la make treaty tariff, can tell
YOU where YOU will find HMM favor of a
jusfc mditu. His opinions on that subject
are precisely similar to those which are under
stood In bc MIR. Folks
l. do not believe that the Oregon negotiation
- In bc transferred To London. and therefore
Mr.. Ml"ncs opinions on that subject are OF
| little moment.
| But am unable To- ascertain what is the
test oil orthodoxy on this question with the
present cabinet. We here il asserted that
| MIR. Nj Lane is "orthodoN" on this question
What does that mean? What is the test? Is
he To maintain that our title j. clear and
unquestionablcl" j. he opposed tn any arbi.
tramcnt but that of the swordl l. he for
iorty-nine or orty-iour! Is hc.for the extreme
claim, or the mean claim, orEil,s., jniilimum
claim? NJ
MIR. Nj Lane has not committed himself on
these quesiions-and, therefore, he is the filter
man Tor the mission.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

other divincs of Memphis have not the plea
sure ct an acquaintance. BY city ordinance,
none but brick buildings can hereafter be cree
ted but there are many old wooden structures
lettering to their underpinning, which disiig-
urc parts OF the town. and which,. ihe for
mer generation, will soon be numbered among
the things tina, have been. Brick, oi the best
quality, and in the greatest abundance, is made
IN the ncighborhood and brick side walks are
every where being laid down, INSTEAD of the
new pavcmcn,s which formerly brought re-
proach To the shoes and ankles of pedestrians.
There are forty physicians and fifty lawyers in
the city oi Memphis, who contend iBr the fees
which very pcaccablc and healthy communi-
ty have IT In their power tn bcstow. There
are lew eagles among them, as there are in
most places who carry on the game while
most oi the small birds faint and Hut;er for
want oi nourishm,n mt, encouraging themselves
IN the meantime, however, with 1.-The fertile
enthusiasm of hope, They mean TO grow up
and attain wealth and influence as the grow
ing town Increases. and the infant of days :"
expects, and reasonably enough, too, 10 be AN
armed man in time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02
Total to Wheeling

The earliest calculations of tho length of the
Ohio were made by Capt. Hutchens, who gave
currency To the opinion that the Ohio was 100
miles long and more. After the United States
commenced their surveys ii was soon ascer-
,ained that tlrs was mistake. After that
Tor many years, the river was called thousand
miles in length. Of late years the charts make
II out $50; but even this is too much The
real length of the mcandcrs of the Ohio is vcry
little different from what we have given Il
above.
There is a tendency everywhere to exaggcr-
ate the length of rivers. and in the same way
To exaggerate the speed of steamboats,. /. The
Hudson River was Tor several generations cal
led 60 miles in length; but after the war of
lSl2it was surveyed on the ice. and found to
be 1lo miles exactly. A steamboat, then
which goes from New York to Albany i'm nine
hours, goes at the rate of 10 l-9th miles per
hour. 1t has been done in less time. Ii a
steamboat were To go from Cincinnati to
Louisville at the same rate, she would reach
Louisville i'll SeUcn hours and a half. The
Packet which leaves here in the morning at
half past 10 would be in Louisville to tea.
The history of rivers is curious piece of
Natural Philosophy, and we SHALL at some
time, give our readers a little glance at our
beautiful Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

1t Is not long since we heard a worthy Dutch
landscape painter narrate in broken English
the following incident:
work i'll my studio Won day ven one gentle
nan wild dc MncttC come in make one. two
tree bowery profound, and say "Gmte NOR
gan, Hoinhear" i make one, two, tree. pro-
found bow and say de same. Den de gentle
man look at all my pictures very slow and de-
lberate den he say, Dat is goot, dat is
beautiful; dat Is yondrous fine" Den he saws
at last, " Sare, will you permit me to bring my
friend de Baron Won a. TO see your fine vork9''
say, g Sare you will do me one favor" Den
he make tree more bow more profound dan
before, he go way. De Dext day he bring his
friend de baron, and lie two make six bow all
very profound, and dey say, dat all is very
beautiful, and den de baron say, "Sare viii
you let Inc bring my friend de Count Won b.
to see desc so fine vork?" and den dey make
der DOW once again and go way, and see dem
no more. Dat vas one German gentleman.
Another day, one little gentleman come in
VIA one skip, and say, :" Bon Jour. Monsieur
chdrmc dc Ja re Uotrc Connuisance." He take
up ms torghetie, and look at my first picture
ana nc say, "Ah, very well. sarc dat is one
very ilne morsel." Den he pass quick to an
oder and lac say, Sare, dis is truly admirable;
di'tl us Dedulilul nature Is wort noting -
and so IN two minute and half he get trough
dem all. Den he twirl his cane, and stick out
ms chin, and say, Sare. make YOU my com
pliment; YOU have one great talent for dc
landscape; ] shall have de honor to recon-.
mend YOU to all ny friend, an repoir. Non
sieur but ! see him never again. lie vas
Won French gentleman.
Another day, ] hear one loud tap wild one
stick at my door, and ven / say " come in -
one gentleman vaulk forward, very stiff and
nod his head, but never take his hat off He
say, " May ! see your picture2' ] bow, and
say, wild pleasure, sare" He no answer.
but look one long time, and say not a word -
Den he look to aDodcr and say noting Den
he go to anodcr and look, and say, " Vat is de
price OF dis ! say, Forty louis sarc." He
say noting, but 60 to the next and look one
long time, and at last hc say. "Vat is dc price
oi dis Den say, Sarc, il is sixty louis "
Den hc say noting, but look anodcr long time.
Den lc say. Can YOU give me pen and ink y'
and ven give it he sit down aud hc say. "Vat
Is your name, sarc p Den give bin ny card.
and hc write one order on Torlonia for sixty
louis hc gave me de order wild his card and
he say. Dat picture j. mine dat is NV adj.
dress send 10 home good morning. And
so ne make one more still nod and vauIk away
This was one English gentleman"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

The y. Y. Journal of Commerce says:-A
gentleman who was yesterday in company with
a large number of members OF the Rhode Is
land Legislature of all parties, and participated
i1a general conversation about Dorr, aud what
should h. done with him, tells us that there
seemed to be no favor anywhere for Dorr ism,
nor any wciShty anxiety about the matter,
either way. On the whole, the opinion SEEM
ed TO b., that h had been confined long enough
Tor the purpose Of good orler;-that there
could be no danger from him in the present
scntment,-an that he might as well b. al
lowed to run a, large, and his Coventry regi
mcnt get up triumph for him il they like.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

mem plain, dignidcd, and just, in an eminent
dcgrcc.
The Caddo Chief is a man of remarkable
beauty, hts features eyincing a high degree oi
intellect and am arlent spirit. lie made a
very sensible speech.
Black Dog, the Usage Chief. iSa man of
great stoure-about seven icet--pnweriul
lrdmt, with voice attractive aul command
my. IL SPOKE about five and half minutes
TO this effect:
Brothers, your talk is good, bit your bet
IS better lie and each OF his party cons,mi.
ed the first four days t,roicc pounds OF beef.
idlling then To eight. which rate they main
tanned throughout the time they remained.
wild Cat only got in the day of adjourn
menl; he was very quiet, and has been for
weeks very i'll.
All have dcpartcd and The camn is nmict.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02
From The Gin. Chron.

TRUE DISTANCES on THE OHIO RlV-
ER.-ltis = curious fact that none of the pilot
books, charts and maps on the Ohio river con-
tain the true distances on the Ohio, or. indeed.
any oi the Western waters. Nearly all of them
cXaggc rate the distances very much.
Among the papers of the late Col. JARED
MANsFIELD we found u corrected memorandum
OF the distances on the Ohio. We give them
below. Those from the mouth of the Ken
lucky river to the mouth of the Ohio are from
actual surveys, and are precisely accurate
Those above the Scio,oare taken from the most
authentic sources, and are believed to he cor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

GS"The Washington Union expresses in
the following paragraph its as,omishmcnt, that
The papers should have expressed curiosity as
to the destination of the Spencer, which re-
Gently sailed suddenly with sealed despatch
Is, and administers something like gentle
Icproof thercfor:-U. s. Gaz.
. The papers have attached more Importance
TO the sailing oi the revenue cutter Spencer
from New York, with "scalcd instructions
tor orders) thae il deserved. The letter of
Tue Secretary OF the Treasury TO the captain
was sealed, of course. But what docs that
circumstance show7 Is il strange that a rcv-
cnue cutter should be wanted to- ply between
Galveston and New Orleans at such a CON
Juncture, to assist the communication when
there arc but two steamers between the two
towns?'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

U-E- Another year is passing away and tho
trustees are doing nothing towards improving
the University property. 1t is strange
ihiaiualiou that impcls them To- this delay.
Continuing il, are they good clizcns!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

on jackson, SAYS: His most splendid victory
was over the Nulliiiers of South Carolma.-
Mr.. Calhoun may be- led tn think as others
have par noJih jratrum.' Is that i2-our
Latin is in the scar ami yellow leaf; but we
know there is something about this that re-
minds us of par billing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

.CC3-A letter in the Charleston Courier.
gives the following littlc description of the an
pcaIancc and prospects of the town of Mem
pills Cfenn.)
The place where ] am now writing. Mem.
pins, Is prodigy of a young city. lis rapid
growth from village into large commercial
emporium, being almost uncxamplcd i'm the
history even Of American towns. II is about
twenty years since the first stone of MempLis
was laid, but It's history as a southwestern
CITY Is ot recent origin Within the last five
years IFS population has doubled. being now
from eight Ia ten thousand embracing the
suburbs, aud during that period its capital has
increased six iOd II has three banks. half a
dozen churches an hotel that rivals tlIc Aston
House ~ magniliccncc, and several other
stars, IN the shape Of hotels that shine with
original brlllioncy particularly "Thc CONNER
Clal whose Matthews is az home" Front
Row Is long street Of handsome brick stores
occupied by the merchants aud editors of
newspapers. OF which last there are three We
mclrs OF light two of wing light and one Of
Ioco-iooo splcndor. The churches are substap-
ial brick cdlliccs. Of which there is one Epi,-
coPal. one Presbyterian two Methodist. one
Cumberland. and one Catholic. Mr.. ASTON
OF ih" Episcopal Church j. -aid to be- one of
'hc best scholar, in tennessee. with tlr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

X. nj. RDDsL Esq. entered on the LIST inst,
the office OF the Spirit OF the Age. Pittsburgh
as Editor. lie promises TO make better
Tapcr OF il. Hope hc will.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

ID. BRAVO. at the Commercial News and
lsa''iug Rooms, opposite the 81. Clmrlc, and
NcrsIrt Hotels, is agent iot .his paper in
New ori'ans. Advertisements Tor !, or order,
t,r n-w subscriptions. will receive hmm dat,
;stcntiun II left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02
Total length Of the Ohio

As most of these distances are exact. the TO-
tai is doubtless within very small fraction of
exact accuracy. 1t will be observed that the
distance from the quay at Cincinnati to Louis
vile is exactly one hundred and tpenty miles
although the pilot books and charts make il out
- be one hundred and thirty-sevcn So the
distance from Cincinnati to Portsmouth is one
hundred miles, although the charts make il one
hundred and fifteen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

BNnu StrrS, Esq is our Agent for Brooke
county, Virginia.
Ma. l.Ev, MELLoR. is our Agent Tor Stcu
bcnvill', Ohio, and vicinity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

M"ss,s. MASON &TUTfI.E. No. las Mas
s,u Street, are our authorized AGENTS in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions,
AMI contract lor Advertisements Tor the Times
aud Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02
COMMERCIAL REC0nr.
RATES OF DISCOUNT.


OHIO.
All solvent banks; discount to
Farmers Bank Of Canton, %
Bank of Hamilton, ID
Miami Exporting Co. no sale
Lancaster Ohio Bank. 10
Commercial Bank Lake Eric, 8
Urbana Bank, 80
Granville Alcxandrian Sow 80
Bark of Cleveland, 3
Commercial Bank Scioto, 10
All Others no sale.
INDIANA.
State Bank and branches btol
State scrip, IN
KENTUCKY. ~
All solvent Banks, - AMI
ILLINOIS:
TENNESSEE. ="
All solvent Banks. An (,
ALABAMA. . 70 :
All Banks, 10
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA. ~
All solvent Bahks. ,
GEORGIA.
Augusta; o
Good Banks, to2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Relief Notes, lto2
Bank Notes, I'm ,
Pittsburgh Script, 10
:. MICHIGAN.
No sale.
EXCHANGE.
Baltimore,
Philadelphia, per cent premium.
New York,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

~. &HIIfS.
From Pittsburgh toIittlc Beaver 36
Little Beaver In Wheeling 80
Wheeling to Marietta 10
Marietta TO Gallipolis 81
Gallipolis To Big Sandy AZ
Big Sandy To Portsmouth 80
Portsmouth TO Little Mama %
Little Mama to Great Miama %
Great Mama to Kentucky river 5gI
Kentucky river to- the Falls 40
The Falls To Big Blue river 81
Big Blue To Anderson river 81
Anderson river to Big Pigeon 5SA
Io'the mouth of the Wabash 429
Mouth of the Ohio lI7b
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02
WEDNESDAY. JULY =. isss.

NoLNES Il. PALMER, is our au,mr,n.,
Agent ior receiving Subscriptions and Adyer-
uscm 'nts ior the Wheeling fines and q anrtte.
Ills oil,ccs are -
vi State Street. Boston.
RI Ann Street, New York.
.? Pine Street, philadelphia.
corner OF baltimore AMI Calvert Streets.
Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02
4 N ORDINANCE TO proven, certain improp.,

a N ORDINANCE 10 prevent certain improper
"A practices. therein specified.
Sec. 8, u any person shall fire or discharge
within such paris Of The city which are or shall be
land on, into town lots, {" within four hundred fees
Il" snd Iim'is' any cannon. gun. pistol fire arms.
r any cracker. tquib rocket or fireworks unless IL
IA IN case oi necessity. or in discharge Of some
public duy.'or nj military parade by order Of the
eiicer in comm"nd,o or with the permission Of the
Mayor or two aldermen Of the city. such person for
every such offence shall forfeit ard nay to the city
mol less Than one nor more than ten dollars. jyl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

"LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAPr'-Thev
had quite laugh, and not few tears AT the
steamboat wharf night before last Just as the
eastern boat was leaving. a gentleman and
lady came down TO 90 aboard. and were a lii.
Tie too late, as the paddles were just striking
the water as they hove in sight. The gentle
man, however, couldn't think of STAYING. and
so he hurried on at a brisk trot. and his vii.
Just behind, until hc came to the wharf. and
then shouting, jump, wife. iumpl" Inc lean.
cd aboard. Wife was little TOO bcayv +,
venture, though, and wlliz went the steam. and
away the boat padded '''''
w nlc folks did cape and stare.
nat VII" should dine nj Boston town
Md ne should brcakfaSt-rhfrfl
BoSioH BE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02
POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY y,
GRAND CONCERT
OF VOCAL 4 INSTR UMENTAL Music.
AT THE CITY HALL.

ON THURSDAY EVENING. JULY Sd
MI X. FRIEND, The celebrated FaIsei,o y,coI.
1Vl- s'. mot respectfully announces 10 the La.
"'es ana Gentlemen OF this place. that he WIN
omuse Them with his astonishing no,ve,s oc 49,.
q, the aboye named place, consisting of Dn.u. i,
The natural aud hlseiio v'cie.; Patriotic, Sen,men.
,oi aud ti'cellaneous selections; showing The pecu.
hafiiies OF tie human voice in singing. and Tho
sudden transitions Of The voice in spenkinp showing
also The variety 81 tone the voice is capable of pros
auc'ne by cultivation. with on accompaniment upon
The GUITAR VIOLIN. '''"
D"'r open al u O'clock. Concert to commence
al 0oclock prccS iy Tickets IS els. IN mo ,h,aino
cd al the Hotels. and nj the door. ;vo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

U,s-The Erie extension Canal, is again in
operation. a detention in travel OF some
five or six days was occasioncd by the neccs-
sity oi repairing sm,ll breach near Spring
Co.n'rs. The off :crs of the Canal seized upon
this cessation olnavigitipn to make some use
fal alterations and repairs upon the quick
sand section and several lock gates, which the
early opening of nayigation8n the spring
forced them to iorcso. The benefits Of these
repairs are already felt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

The Union turns over the Georgia Post
master. lately caught in robbing the mail. to
Mr.. Tyler.. lie was among the first men an
pointed tO Office by Mr.. Polk To l,e sure bt
imP0Tfe, he was one OF John Tyler protepcs.
and the Union is determined Ia shake Inc
responsibility from the shoulders of our present
excellent chief magistrate lie j. am arrant
ilIei AMI stole money from letters passing
through his own office, and was actually made
Fnstlnas,er by Young Hickory himself. and
s'ili Tie Official editor will have IL that Hick-
DRY Is M no way to blame for the appointment,
inasmnchds the criminal had previously been
IN the hands of Tylcr the Troublesome 49,
GlIcre - a question ol ethics involved ian his
DuSlh.ce which = one Ol some difficulty. and
cannot a. wc see, b. satisfactorily solved nv
anybody but Virginia abstractiGni.t- tn .in,,,
strictly cas- OF GbgirGciiOa--anl il J.. a,l, I;
s,ble, therefore, tO let il take tlnt direction
John Taylor. Of Caroline. is not at hand Ia
hnndle j.. but wc should suppose there might
~ something found 10 tie "BrsOlutiOns ol
- tlpt would have a bearing upon the point.
One thug must b. quite clear to all properly
regulated mlnIs-it is gross ingritltude i'm
llm official mputh-pircc to treat Mr.. TYLER i'm
tbs cavalier style The President and hi,
organ ought 10 remember how much that man
has dome aui .utl' red in permitting Nh PoIk
tp-bc who're a. is.-N T. C0VrHr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

INDIAN VEGETABLE PiLLS-wrigh,s Ins-
Il dian Vegetable Pills, The only genuine article.
To he had ~ JAMES MELLOR'S, No 26 Union o..
CAUTIoN-The public are cautioned ngainss:
buying from any other than The regular ogent. A.
counterfeit Pill purporiing 10 DO tho genuine
WrighIs Indian Vegetable Pill, is being HACKED
about The city by certain Men and BOYS tina, arc q
base imitation Of The genuine article. Jun 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

THOMAS HooD, whose recent death has di-
mimshed by one the number of men of ge-
MUS in the world, was one of the few who
have possessed great wit with great good ma
ture. I'm his humorous illusions, exhibiting
such infinite variety of point there is no
touch of malice to be found. The following
ode is characteristic of the man and the poet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-02

A PARENTAL ODE TO MY son
AGED THREE YEARS AND FIVE MONTHS.
Thou happy, happy elf
| But stop--first let me kiss that tcarl
Thou tinyyimagc of myself!
lMy Love he's poking peasc into his earl
Thou merry. merry laughing sprite!
With spirits feather light,
Untouched by sorrow, and msoiled by sin.
lGood heavens the child is swallowing pin. |
Thou little tricksy Puck,
With antic toys so funnly bestuck.
Light as the singing bird that wings the air,
The door! the door! he'll tumble down tile
~ stair!l
Thou darling of thy sire!
WHY, Jane he'll set his pinaforc afire!l
Thou imp OF mirth and joy!
In loves dear chain so stronger bright link,
Ihou IDOL OF thy parents Drat the boy!
There goes my ink!
Thou cherub-but of earth;
Fit playleilow for Fays by moonlight pale.
In harmless sport and mirth
That dog will bite him if he pills its tailn'
Thou human humming- bee, extracting honey
from every blossom in the world that blows.
Singing III youths Elysium ever sunny,
lAnother tumble-thats his precious nosell
Thy fathers pride and hope!
| He'll break the mirror with that skimipp
,,. rope,l
With pure heart newly stamped fIom natures
,,,,, ,.,, mint.
Where did he learn that squint?l
Thou young domestic dove,
(He have that jug of with another shovel
Dear nursing of the hymenial nest
Are those torn clothes his best?I
Little epitone Of mani
He'll climb upon the table, that's his plan7l
Ihouched with the beauteous tjnts of drawing
life,
He's got knifell
Thou enviable being!
No storms, no clouds. in the blue sky forsccing
Play on, play on,
My eliin John!
Toss the light ball-bestride the stick,
knew so many cakes would make him sickll
with iancies buoyant as the thistle down.
PROMPTING the face grotcsque, and antic brisk
With many lamblike irisk,
lie SCOT the cissors, shipping at your gown. |
Thou pretty opening rose!
Go to your mother, child and wipe your noselI
Balmy, and breathing music like the south.
lie really brings my heart into my mouth!I
Fresh as the morn, and brilliant as its star.
wish that window had an iron barlI
Bold as the hawk, vet gentle as the dove,
j tell you what my love,
i cannot write unless he's sent above1