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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
From he Richmond HRig.
SENATE.

Saturday, Jan IL
A biz providing for The payment Of The
interest upon certain bonds guaranteed BY The
coua mon &ea;h snd The semi.annnal snnuity
due TO the old James River csmpany. was re-
eeivee f,om The House, and referred % The Cons
mipee e GeHeFal laws.
Thus 0il apptopuases 500 200, for The pay
meni HE interest afore-aie, The conpany be-
ing nnshls 10 do So fesefsiog all the rights and
iBletes,s of the STATES secured under The mort
gage Of said company 10 The Sale.
State IasftaIicns
| Mr.. Garteu presented fepor. Of the Commit
Ice Of The Senate. appointed 70 examine he Stale
distinctions a. S.Snnton.
/ trLe report gives very favorable account of
the general eondilicn aud management ar The
institutions, and strHnely urges The necessity Of
eompeups- the buildings for the Deaf and Dumb
add SaHe3 Ordered to te Pnnted.
Tsraaf !.
Mr.. Thompson oi X offered resolutions fSt
the Annexation CT Eexas, sb,cA he wouA move
to lar % The table. aud consider On "Wednesday
TaEsy 1trn7ik,.
On motion Of Mr. S;ausfd, The bin snshoriz.
ing the Valley Tarnpike 20 make loan, and %
easssaaiee The boads Of The Company vas Ia
ken ".
I Mt otd1dEu ulOfCA 70 dluruNs ~ f0t Eul Oi
she sreead section, thus. !. Provided. thar he
! money rsised By this lsan shah te applied los4r
szrliag deLls Of lie Company, and TO HOne :.
Tiers
Mr.. Gsllsher was opposed 70 this amef,dnens
Il a. Totally unnecessary HE coat 81 Of Jhe affair.
II az the c0meany being 10 III. hands 81 HE Srass
Dirsc,nss, aud hoped Mr.. S. vouiJ Withdraw.
ar Siansrd epfstcsd the rfogGieiy Of his a
4 nebdment. which he read.
Mrs<ts. wiileg. ThonpsoR Of X, and Wsi
lace, slsa opposed The amendment a unpeerssa
:! rv--lhere being saple control ever the sdsss o
The ecmpanS il ihe hands 81 The Slate Directors.
4 Aises some far,her .e,nask o. NeSsrs Stansrd
caaee and -AcMolIep. ihe bill uas leeomnilIed
on Eotioa of the iAiersendeman-.
SENATE.
i .Nsnlsy, lan L.
Z ar. TAonpsen. q K flom the cSsmi,Ir
of GeaeraI Laws. fepcfied he bill provldin
lar she gay eeeni u Tie Safes enarranisecI ID
. bonls Of Inc James River and kspawha CON
P>papy, with aneadnealss one Of which require
1I'espsynsns 70 The slale frsm seni-snnnsl inssa
iomI MS,
B7iits IL some remarks By Messrs. Thoupso.
r. Bood6rsns. McN0llsn, Voolfolk. Va
aIll vita he auknensn,ss vas Re<se:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

e7fhe wing ladies Of Cincinnati, on The sJb
inst. presented TO Gov Coaws. Of Ohio, mas
lsiye silver pitcher, as testimonial Of their re.
gard FOR nis1ssrYices during the Presidential cam
naian n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

G-The Pennsylvania Legislature. on
Tuesday week, re- eleciedthe Hos. Daniel
Sturgeon United States Senator from
that State, for six yea rs from the 4lh Of
March next. when bis present term Of
service will expire. The. votes of the
Wing uembers Of the Legislature were
cast for the Hon. James Cooper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
CoUNTERFElTs.-T There are IL circulatio

COMPREHENSIVE are IN circulation
so many sounierfeitone dollar notes Of The Farm
ers' Bank Of Mary land, al Annapolis, that store
keepers 10 the city refuse to take notes Of this
denomination Of the bank. The plate is very
Old one, and The courielfsits are SO much like
the genuine notes, haiti is The interest Of The
Bank 10 call in their small notes and issue OH
ers from a new Plate Bali. finer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

ThesPalmyra MOI papers announce The death
Of isaac b.. .9h Of Theodore Jones, Ed, from
1ockjaw, protecting from wound received on
Christmas day, BY The accidental discharge Of a
pistol Ne was promising youth, seventeen
yesfsogase.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

bTThe ono Say Election ill has passed
the House, as amended by the Senate, and now
only awaits the signature OF the President to
become a law. The hrst Tuesday after the firsi
Monday in November. !. the day designated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
R@ q q Z. GN G ~
~ "A OF THE u y
D WHlG LADIES! D

The Wing Ladies Of Jefferson will meet at
The Presbyterian Lecture Room, on Friday AZ
'ernoon pe1', At eo'cloek, TO take measures for
the formation Of an Auxiliary Association for
the purpose Of aiding in The erection OF Statue
10 the liiustrious BESRr cLAY.l
Every Wing Lady IN the County Is most re-
invited to be present, and psflieipaie
IA the proceedings OF the meeting. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

MARYLAND U, S. SENAToR.-The Hon.
RExERDY JoHssos was on Thursday last elected
q Sena,or.cf the United States for the STATE Of
Maryland for;the term Of SIX years from The
81 day dof March next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

~The fourth trial 10 elect Mayor Of Bos.
ton took place 90 Monday. the i3,b Instant, and
,safn f.lsa. The f.ll " ing was the vote For
. = .4A.--.s.is. (Native) oss
Greene, (Locp Focr) 2,066; scattering. &C. The
net gain for lliot, as compared with the last hi.
al is about 700.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

arFBus four Of The len Pre.id ,nis Of tho ri
niwd sslsless had sons. President Houston, i
Texas, President purne', Lamar' and the new
Presided, Arson james nouo Of them hsye sons
"a rather singular circumstances.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

TEXAS DEBT.--The amount Of The Texas
is an uncertainty. Mr. Tylfr calls i, ten mil
lions. Mir Benton twenty-five, and Nr. Jones
The President Of Texas, says thai his not precise.
,ly ascertained. ,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
LETTER IRON Wm. F. TURNER, ESQ


We received the following letter from Mr..
TvRsER, onsof The present Delegates from JEFF.
ferson, in which ii viii be seen be desires
Us 70 inform the Wings Of the county, the
position Which be wishes to occupy in reference
10 the nominations 10 be made by them. This
spring. We think We can best subserye Mr..
rs desire By publication Of his lelter.
HousE OF DELEeArE,,2
January 3, IS45. {
Dest sir:-As the time is fast approaching
when i will be necessary for our wing friends
Fof Jefferson 10 select candidates TO represent
them 70 the next General Assembly, takee,his
occasion TO write you upon the subject, aps
through you, make known my views aud
wishes 10 relation to it,
am duly sensible Of the high and uirmerited
honor which they have conferred upon me. by
twice ele:iing me TO seat inthis Hail, and i
can never cease 10 feel theliyelisst gratitude
for their Kindness and Pariialhy, and n abiding
interest 10 every thing affecting them. Know
ing, as we'll do, that we have many citizens
smOng us.who, from the ir age. e1 perience and
more eful abilities, have higher claims 10 This
honorable post, than can pretend 10 lay claim
70, feelit due 10 them as well ss 10 nv own
just sense OF ProPriety to say, that do moi de-
sure, and shall not again becume candidate for
'heis sunfages, unless II shall be the clearly ex-
pressed wish Of The people, that should so be-
come ] viii, with the grestest pleasure, unite
ana use my humble influence, most cordially in
securing the election of any gentlemen whO tke
Wings alter consultation, shall III INK proper 10
Be good enough 10 make known these views
ard feelings 10 my friends and the Wings gen.
orally, and believe me, most sincerely,
Your friend and
oS't servant,
w. F. TURNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MeSstNerR

For January is upon our table, and il the rich
and solid character Of The contents or this huui-
Der. be criterion, by which to judge, We feel
justified in expressing the opinion, that under
The EDITORIAL guidance Of Nc. Minor, the sBlaek-
wood 81 America" will maintain its high repu
taiion.
We do not mean to speak 10 the usual style Of
newspaper notices, but as Virginans, when We
say, that the Messenger has our best wishes for
its prosperity and success. For il is essentially
a Southern Magazine, devoted to the interests Of
the people Of the South, and The encouragement
OF Southern Literature.
Way do pot the people Of Virginia, come for
ward and extend 10 il more liberal suppor,,--
Is all Literary enterprise 10 be confined TO the
Norihi We hope not. We have The genius and
the talent -and We SHOULD have some magazine
through which their results may be given 10 the
worli.
Another strong reason, for supporting the Nj
s-nger, we ind in the letter Of Northera sub
scriber often years s,audins-uho ss~ disePn'
,inues The work. beesEte lis ar,;es are loo SOaik.
un 10 their Character.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

EXPULSION OF. McNULTY.-Itf viii be
seen from our Congressional proceedings, that
EcsIeb J. McNulty, tho LocofOco, Clerk of the
House Of Representatives, has proven to be a
defsuher, and has been expelled BY an uuaDi-
nous vote ofthat body.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
THE WH1a LADIES

me inele@eneJ Of the weather on Ffis,Y
,aa'' p1sreaisd the Wing Ladies Of Jefferson
isom meeting and organizing an Auxiliary A
'oe'a''on 10 raise funds for the erection Of a
Statue to HExRY Clay.
we have been requested to re-insert their call
foe meeting on Friday next. vhieh will be
found below. and We hops that every wing
Lady who fesls Interested in project 50 emo
bling will aiieod.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

0Itisi, said that The Texans, all along III,
Louisaua line, annexed themselves 70 the Uniies
States Al, the recent election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

MAINE u S. SENAT6R.--Th Hon. Jehr
Fairfield. Loco Foco,f has been elected to the y
S. Senate BY the Legislature Of Maine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Es-A sefies ofresoluIions 10 favor Of the 40,
nexaton 4of Texas, offered in The Senate oi
Maine On The 9Th Instant, were laid on The table,
the neat day, afteradesats, by vote Of "a 10 I,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
<sEN4rE.

Thursday, Jan. A.
Mr.. McMuiien, from the COMMITTEE OF Inter
nal improvements. reported SiIheut endmeni,
bill releasing The SnilhdsI5 Cbarlestown. and
Hsrpers-Ferry Turnpike Co&paoy from the OBJ
-llgsuon to put in repair Lihaepart o: heir road
lying villain The Town Of Chafleslown. Laid
on The table.
MIR Sloan reported bill establishing two
separste election presincts in ibe county 81 Pen
dlelon' and one in the coa3iy Of Hampshire.
Passed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

Friags, Jan I7h.

Friagy, Jan TIA.
The Speaker laid before the senate a commu
nicaIion from The PrincipAlof ths Virginia Mill.
larv Institute. Read. and laid on tie table,
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson Of X The reso-
luiion in regard 10 the inspection 0f salt was Ia
ken up and passed.
Mr.. Gallaher reported the bill changing the
time OF holding the circuit Superior couu Of
Law and chancery in the county Of Frederick
with amendments. Passed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

gEThe Randolph Will case rs again on trial
in NE suPeriar Court al Petersburg, Va. fffsh
ngrlies haFing come inio The sui since ,,s orir,.
nal ihsSisuaian. ann .eitins moch .;r,ere.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

1EPlAn arrival 4lNew Orleans from Cam
peacby 5hfings Information that namher II
yoqng men. four Or Eve hundred, had marched
against Tobasco. and that The city had been
revolulinnizee and declared in favor of The ne v
or'federal party Santa Anna arrived al Que
raIaro.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

A very valuable gold mine ha recently beer
discovered ID FraHflin county, Vifsioia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

The New Orleans papess Of Monday
week snnoaacr the arrival ia thai city OF
The Hon Heury Hubbard. ihs Commis-
sionet recently appointed BY the State Of
Massachusetts. 10 order 20 lesi before jd-
dieial tribunals ibe conslisutiooali'y Of
those lawsol Louisiana which prohibit the
entrance into sha. State Of tsee persons Of
coIor-such laws being deemed oppressive
by Massachusetts IN tesiraiding the liter-
Ties lof portion Of Der ciiizsns who are
Engaged in The navigation q het vessels.
Judging from the ne ~spageFs. SIR Hpb-
bard sriysIcsused considerable excite,
nentin New Orleans. which indaced hfm
to take his departure the next day. With
oai awaiting the action Of iAe Lsgisla.nrs
on The subject Of bis mission. We see
/ 40 mention 10 The papers o. snv persona
indigni,y having been of'rfsa him. Il i
said thai. previous loleasiak he address
ed letter 10 gentleman oil New Orleanl
4 DECLARING bis convieiiop lh1t The missiol
would Be entirely fruillsss. afe Ini.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

DELAWARE U. s. SENAT0R.-we Learn
from letter in he Philadelphia Chronicle, ,hs.
on Tuesday the Legislature Of Delaware elected
JeHs ". .cLayroS. ESQ, q Senator Of the United
States, in place Of lhe Hon. RichardH Bayard.
his term commencing on the tth March. for The
siz years next ensuing. The vOle stood as fol-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

e1GeD. Jatkson has erisisn letter 70 PIP.
Blair ursius he Immediate annexation ef Teras
brcao,s be fears haiti ilbeuo, annexed b the
present Congress. sEigland VIII put The Lions
psv upon her, and i mol, the detection growing
op 10 Texas sesinsi Tie measure. silltake from
our Govsrrtsli he opportunity Of doing 50 foI
leysrs This later i good news from such {
Izcn1eei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

gkon The day Gov. Thomas Leiifed from The
Executive Chair Of Maryland he patdoned,bree
illegal voters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

r9Adser.isensnis omitted this week =
Be attended % in our next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

THOMAS ". DoNR.-The House OF Repre-
sen,.,ises or Rhode isiand, on Friday week,
passed series Of resolutions, declaring theNew
Hampshire resolutions relative 10 The imPrisonz
men. OF Dsrf, disgrseeful 10 the Legislature ~
New Hsnpshire. and insulting 10 the govern
men, and people Of Rhode Island, mail he'd as
,hes are by lhs grossest faIsehood ignorance APO
imperlinenee; and iastruciing he Secretary Of
Rhoo, lslsnd 10 return said resolutions 70 the
Gosefns- Of New Hampshire.
The Pro,fdeuce Journal says--"we think thai
the General assembly will pass an act extend
Iag pardon 10 Thomss W. Dorr on the sans
terms ,nas N.ea been extended,to the infegiol
actors 70 tne re.-s-.of which be was the head
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

INDIANA sENATOR.---.. seoate Of Inai-
ana have consumma,ed the oulrsg~- ...,m.fa,-
y begun. Resolutions providing for ~, .,S;ou
OF Senator were ind. fniisig pospontd on Thur
day week. 10 the senate Of that State, shy th'
casting vote OF Jesse Blight, Lieutenant Go
vernon Of The State and President Or The Senate
The constituiion Of the State has thus been se
a, naushi, and the win Of the people .rsmpls
inf the dust al The behess OK reckless Partiss
spirit. The whiE n,sjer1iy, on JOINT ballot j
the Legislature q Indiana Is eighi or Ten.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

MASSACHUSETTS sENAToR--Dsniel
webster was on Wednesday The 18Th inst.
elecieda u. States Senator from Massachusetts
for six yesrs from the 4Ih Of March next, vice
aon.}R. choste, who peremptorily declined -
Tn vote Of the Legislature in JOINT Ballot stood
For Daniel Webster. (Whig) ls6
" Marcus Morton, (Lnco) g.
Scattering, l Wing, | Loco 2-66
Webster over all others 100
G. N..s.ehnsstts nnfs her hest foot foremost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
VERY LATE FROM CHINA
!! Rai.fcatinn of .American 1ssntn.

The most imPortantpiece pr Indulgence
BY This packet. is The ratification, by the
Emperor. Of. the Treaty With America.
negotiated by Kryisg and lbe Hoo e~ieb
Cushing. II wen; into effect a. Canton
an the 25th Of September. so far ss the
Chinese are conceraed, Alt has also
been ratified BY our Senate The treaty
will Immediately SO into lpll force and
l-opsTalion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23
T.Oenfy- Eigssa Congress.
seennu session.
llsnreSsnlalires.

Correspondents sf.As ssli,J .nr u4s.'e' =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-23

seems that S32 900 have been lo3ned u
s=Produce dea.er il Ohio 70 levi b..
SLAM Of The N. Y. PIsbeian. 81 900 was
loaned.
Alier ihe report had been rscsiyed.
i'lang Sae5sls ensued as to what course
lshoald'bs pursued. ia reference % Mf.
McNufy. Finally, ares6Iu,ion was pass.
ed Tor his arrest.
The Sergeant 81 Arms. arrested Mr..
McNal,y, and brought him TO the bAr Of
The House.
Mr.. McNulty took his seal II the
Clerk's desk and al eyes were turned up
on him.
The Speaker addressed him. and Mr..
McN1liy wasloll that be Was arrested BY
an order Of the House, and tina, the chas.
ees preferred against him 10 the report of
the Committee On. Accents would Be-
read. and that, an opportunity would b
afforded him 10 answer.
The report was then read. when
Mr.. NcNulty rose and denied that he
had nseta dollar OF TIE public money for
bis own purposes. He declared iurther
! that he had made 90 disposition Of them
mol warranted BY law thai he had tlacfd
The money on deposit 10 Institutions. and
tha, be, bad loaned some. but upon the
best security The world could afford
He further stated that The reason be bad
mol snswered'ihe summons Of The Com.
mi,iee 90 Accounts ID person was the !act
that his Accounting Clerk. Mr.. Kefsham.
was absent IRON The city, and that he was
expecting him and had been expecting
him Cor many days He ha:tsoldThe Com
mi.tee that when this Clefk came he. Nc.
Nuliy. would make good ssll his accounts.
He would dothfs by Tomorrow at ten o.
click,
The House decided TO hold him uadsr
arres: ill TO morrow, and that his iuuc-
lions be suspended at present.
IJo,,ea af pey,wees,, t,fe.as
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07

Parflt-no Cook---no John to send for
the Doctor-no English---no French,
nothing but that dreadful "Geluling" or
ia Wohr' and the equally Incompetent.
sbIo "Gandige Frau"
"Derr herr" SAID the German coach
man, "ist sehr krank;" Qhe gentleman is
very sick
The last word had occurred so frequent
" on the organ Of the schoolms'ress, that
it had acquired in her mind some impor-
tant significance.
"Ruh, what is krank"
GLOW should know" retored Ruth,
with an asperity apt to accompany intense
excitement and perpleXty, ''ln English
| lisa thing that helps to pull the bell. But
look at papa do help to support him
you're good for nothing"
{. am, indeed" murmurcd poor Miss
Priscilla, with gentle shake Of her head,
and low, slow sigh Of acquiesence -
AIasl as she ran over the catalogue OF her
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, the more she renem-
bered what she could do for her sick pa
rent, the more helpless and useless she APP
peared. For instance she could have EN-
broidcred him night cap--or knitted hin
a silk purse-or plated him gnarG.chair
or cut him out watch paper-or orna
menred his braces with bead-work-or EN-
brodered his walscoat-or worked him 4
pair of sIppers--or open-worked his peck.
ct handkerchief She could even--if such
an operation would have been comforting
or saIutary--haye rough-casted him with
sheIl,work-or coated him with red OF
black seaIs-or cncrustcd him with blue
aIum-or stuck him all over with colored
walers--or testoned him.
But alas! alas! what would it have
avajIcd her poor dear papa in the spas
nodes, if she had even feslooned him
from top to toe with little rlce.paper rose
es?
The comments Of the female chorus as
the author reads aloud the sorrows of Mis-.
Crane are droI as Hoods droIIesc who
can say more!
So farewell, generous, inventive, genia
and most amusing friend. We thank thee
for both tears and laughter; tears which
we're not heart-breaking, laughter which
was never irivlIous or unkind. In thy sa
tire was no gall, in the sting Of thy winged
wit no venom, IN the pathos of thy sorrow
no enfeebliug touch! Thou hadst fault,
as writer, we know not whether as man;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07
THE SICK-HEADACHE,
NERTOTS OR BILIOUS

IRAN attentive pcrusHl of the following will, It's be.
evCd fully repay all classes Of readers:
IIEADACIE.-This disease is one from which arises
more misery TO the human family than is geCcraly sup
,scdi not being directly tal, it is OMEN neglected. or
persons much to the use O purgaycS and other med
icnes impair their general health and often induce
fatal diseases. ThearticIe, DR. SPOIlNS HEADACHE
REMEDY, from CumSto,k.S a Goa now offered, seems
to have overcome theS5 difficulties. While effects are
most powerful and immediate in curing an attack or keep
Ing 1t OF 1t is 50 perfectly mild and innocent rs to he
used for infants withthc greatest effect aud safety. This
has now bean tested by mony OF the highest members
nj this as To require further proof.
II taken few times in AS many hours, when there
Indications Of mn approaching attack, it is SURE rs ALI
CASES to prevent the attack. Ii used for few weeks
The Premonitory symptoms gradually subsdc until they
wholly disappear, and NEVER with some great external
or prcdspnsng cause, return. If the person neaecs to
use it ill the hcHcho commences it sometimes cures in
sahtly hut ut Others the will have their course for
two or three times and then wholly disappear For sale
by SJ.ALLEN. 2l3-lyeow
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-08-07
RUTH.

SIZE stood brest high amid the corn,
ClaspeG by the golden ligh, of morn.
Like the sweetheart of the Sun.
who many glowing kiss had won.