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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09
A TRUE PICTURE -rhe (o,lowir

A TRUE PICTURE The followin q
picture OF Southern planter, as we toe
oi'cn lind him, is from the graphic pen oil
our friend ilson. Of the Pian'er's Ban
ner. There is denced sig INT more truth
than poetry, in ii. By.anJ-by our plant
ers will probably learn little gumplion,
and then we shall be happy to see the pic
ture reversed. but until then candor com
pe's Us TO acknowledge its corr eciness. -
~. o. Iropic
Now Tor the picture OF Planter. -
lie would not sell chicken, nor dozen
Of eggs, nor bushel Of peaches, nor a
call Tor any consideration. lie IS nbope
mat. Tie raises eotton-- he does! SIC
rides IN six hundred do''ar carriage, for
which he is in debt His daughters thrum
a piano that never will be paid for. lie
buys corn which he could raise at ten cents
a bushel. and pays sixty cents for il, after
"a per cent. advance to his commission
merchant. He could raise his own to-.
6dcco, yet he pays So pound for Rich
mond scented" He couA raise his own
hogs-ye' he patronises Cincinnati. The
consequences arc disastrous. Being the
possessor Of one s'aple, he Huctuates with
The market OF that one article. He takes
The Price Current he pays pos,age-
he eohhlos DOWN The English news like
co'morant. IL he sells to-day hell lose
therefore he'll wait for b tier advices.
lie is mixed up in cotton, and is gam.
6l"v therein. Meantime tc .v"-.4 u,anau.
drafts on his fac,orl He wanls co,,on
Sss,-.. .-<.d --L.,hs- at, piantalim, tnat
be could make ut home. lie orders them,
and feels large The manufacturer. the
insurer, the shipper, lhe fire. lighter. the dray.
man, thc warehouse mn, the seller, and
finally The commission merchant, all have
a finger in the pie Of profits. and the
proud, foolish planter pays them all
The year closes, and he is up TO his eye
brows in debt! This is the result OF his
his not calculating or even guessing The
difference between farming and p dnting.
One supports a family the other supports
PRIZE, until he gets a fall ="
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09
THE LOST TREASURE SHIP

lie LOSI IKE ASURE -StllP.-
rhc Baltimore correspondent OF the New
York Courier. writes that there have
been letters received BIZ the arrival of the
ship Conslilu ion, from Those connected
with The San Pedro expedition, who went
out to The coast Of The Spanish Main to
raise The Spanish man-of-w II San Pedro
sunk on the coast about fly years ago.
having on board about 100000, in
specie. bullion and other mutcrals. They
have succeeded 10 getting up an anchor.
some brass cannon. and several dollars
in silver. One OF the dollars was embed.
ded in the tlmbcrs Of the vessel about
four inches. caused, as is presumed, by
an explosion Of the magazine which sunk
The ship. The stockholders are in high
spiri sand refuse $1,000 per share for the
stock which originally cost 500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

hANCING ACADEMY. MIR YE1, PrCe,,,
d. Of Dnsciog. bcgs most respectfully To- nnnounc.
h' return 10 Wheeling. where he Intends remaining
"'ee mouths. 10 give lessons IN The newest and
most fashionable Dances, viz The New p,,I,.b
Najpurki (viich kas thrown ne Ls Ooika conpl,,,iS
~ he shade) First SIT Msiourka. "B1vafian Ma.
jonfkas." GalIopodes, G 'adrilIes. wallzes Scotch
Rcels. fI"rnpipes. &c. Lessons. rNo PER we.k-
Thursday from four I'LL sn-SIudsy from two
I'LL sir: ..
Terms can be known of Mf Yeo. 80 Virginia
iln,sl To eommercs on Thnf"lsy lSh April
lc3' sgg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

FROLIC WITH A SHARK Thurlo,o
Weed in one Of his late letters from
Santa Cruz. gives the subjoined account
Of renconIre with that danger ous fish
the powerful shark:
The maraudng. dreaded Shark, always
rife in tropical climates, is so common
here as 10 deprive us Of the luxury of
open sea bathing. The negro conc divers
disregard these monsters; and some OF
the planters oathe after sendinga negro
further out into the sea as a sentinel.
We had n rare frolic with shark
few days since. A Spanish schooner came
IN here with cattle. The cattle had been
several days upon short ALLOW ance Of
water, and in swimming them ashore in
their weakened condition, two of Them
died. One Of The carcasses was taken
by the negroes and anchored halt mile
from the shore, 10 bait sharks wiih.-The
rascals soon made their appearance.-1'he
harpoon was sent with sue aim at q huge
fellow. who DATED off with such force as
TO break the line. But three OF the school
soon returned, one Of which was struck
with better fortune. This one, after pow>
erful but unavaIIing struggles TO escape,
rose To the surface OF the water, and :hen
the negroes got round hitch upon his
tail, when they pulled for the shore. The
word was passed through the streets that
shark was coming in. This drew n
large concourse OF white, ringed, spelled
aud gray spirits 10 the beach.
When the b raj approached the shore, n
negro landed with The line 10 which the
| shark was fast and which vas seiz,d bv
men, women and DO, s, WHO with infinite
| glee, drew the common enemy struggling
and laundering, with blood streaming
from his side and nostrils, high and dry
upon land This shark was eight feet
long. AMI though The harpoon had ne
deep in'o his vira's, he displayed an &C.
tivIty and strength which aJmonished us
to kcei at respectful distance. Its skin
is smooth and sleek like that of a seal. or
porpoise. and bat for its enormous mouth
you would suppose il quite ~ harmless.
Afcr forcing it, mouth open with hand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

Its quite too had" Of ye, Darby, to saw
mat your w'ie's worse ih,n the deviI.n
And. plase your riverance. can nrove
It by the iloul y Scripture can, by The
powers! Didn't your riverance, yester
day, in your sarmon. tell us that if we re.
! resist my WE, she mes AT me go,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

FiRE.-The splendid mansion lat
Hyde Park. New York; of Waller
i.ansdone, Esq. originally erected by the
late i'r. Samuel Bard, and subsequently
enlarged and occupied by the late DIR.
iiosack, was burned d1wn'on Thursday
The furniture, clothing. and indeed all
tho lhoveab es, were saved. The fire broke
"u' lew minutes before noon. The man>
s:on, with wings. pressn ed front Of
about $50 feet. The fire was accidental,
aud p.o ably originated from flaw in
he chimney. IL broke out between the
! ne peak OF the roof aud the upper cell
ing oi the North wing. Flu ly insured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

AN INCIDENT GOV. Sew,A wo.
recently selected as the arbitrator betwesn
the Rev. Mr.. Evans and d.. Baker NJ
owasco, who had long and painful dif.
ference. lie took bonds from them 10 a
bide his decision. and after benripo ,boo,
pa 'ipn'IN.derroed hey should drop Sllfnr
Their cont nlion and shake hind. Itwa.
accordingly done. IN HE ss;i sis ton oC N,
bysfanderssnd The p1rios ,hemfeI q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

We learn lha, the fires in the Noun
tains in Harrison, Marion and back var,
oil Py'er counties, are far more extensive
than on the verge Of the river. Great
damage has been done by them along the
ridges.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

PROPERLY SALES - About thir,v
five thousand dollars worth OF psoper,,
IN this city, changed hands on Monday
al ve'y moderate prices, to moneyed men,
showing more confidence than we have
seen man ifes:ed for some wears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

IOWA I'VE copy the following from
the STINT Louis Reporter Of the 18th ut:
Most Of the Iowa papers are opposed 10
coming into the Union, because the Mis-.
souri, river is not made the Western boun.
Diary Of the proposed State Of Iowa, by
the net to admit her into the Union. BE
sides, the people Of Iowa seem to be anx,
lous that their State shall be equal with
Missouri in area. The probability is tina
4 majority will decide against the State
constitution and 10 remaining under ter
ritorial government.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09
FIRE ATZANGSVII.LE-W.le. Ion,

FIRE ATZANGSVILLE We learn
from passengers in the western. Stage,
that very destructive fire was raging in
GAINESVILLE, on Mondsy, when The stage
hh IL commenced on Third street, and
had consumed about squire and hall,
when The las, Stage left at 4 o'clock, p
M But 'Iwasihousht 10 have been 90,
under.
We learn withserious regre, that one
or two lives were lost during the fire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09
PORT oFenrwH WHEELING
STEAM boat REGISTER,

STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
Arr pals and Departures Of Boats for The last as
hours, ending yesterday at 4 o'.iock; r ~
ARRIVALS
Mounrsineer. New . leans
Whiiev'Ile. Louisville.
Belfast. Cincinnati.
Elk do
Hibrrnia. Pdisbnrgh.
Lincaswr, do
Putnam, do
DEPARTURES
Lincasier. Nashville.
Putnam. Zlnesvine. -'
IlibefhiS. Cincinra /.
MounIaiueSr. Pittsburgh.
En-. de-
Whheville, do
last d.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09
SPIRIT OF THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. April 5.
FLoUR-From wagon 50 60. at canal % g.,
50 65
PROVISIoNS-Qniei.a and operations very sma III
Mess P"k 81 ] so Bacon sides 81 ca.h.
WiilsKEY-Sales o, l6a and isA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

~ Richmond. 3d inst no change in tobacco -
Small sales OF aour ut s4.25 ,4,37I-s4 so offered
Tor large lots Of n very choice brand. aud in some
Instances refused. No regular quotation for wheat
corn 38a40 cents; oats IS ,27 cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

The Bangor Advertiser tells good
story Of a Yankee, who was refused a
dinner rat one oil the laverDs "down east 4"
until he had shown The landlord his "pew
ter" Boniface then did his bes', aud at
he sound OF tho bell, in walked the Yum.
zee, aud taking general survey OF the
,able, turned to his host and said sinister.
you've seed my money and I've seed our
lnger-go d btr."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

AZ Charleston. ID inst. the sales ofcouon in three
days reached 5000 bales upland ut slight advance
rane'"g from ~ TO 81 cents per III. M change in
fice-demand bshi-saIss al s2,l2in5 rs per 100
lbs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

DiED--Yesierdsy morning. ELisAn CoviseroN.
The friends Of the deceased are requested 10 attend
the funeral from his late residence in Esss Wheeling.
near the Glass works. this aiiernoon al t~o O'clock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

Congress Tho returns from he
Western Congressional District comprise
all The towns but one, and give Porier
1850 votes. Arnold 32t3. aad 20 scatter.
ing. Leaving Arnold clear majority oil
267
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

Al New Orleans. 9Th uir. the saies sf COTTON
were sbonI 10000 bales, 81 sn advance Of cen,
per ID on The previous days prices. caused by the
favorable news from Europe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

MI ). Irving +, nephew Of Washing
"n living } clerk IN the General Pos OF.
ice, has been removed. We see no rea,
s"n Wy snmo Ptop'e's n'pte,os shou d
ave more fs"or han other peoples chill.
Iren,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION
The fol owing nre the returns Of the cleo
ton in Rhode Island. from tho whole
State except one town. from viii, h il will
he seen that Jiekson, Wing, is el, ed
nv abo,t 100 ,usio,,tv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

@ The Alexandria Goz lite expresses
the fear that the Madisonian is coming
over to he opposition. No fear of thai,
II il does, il will soon die Of the ch,Us.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

The scssi N Of the Federal Court com.
meAces IN this city tv>day. There
are two Or three criminal cases 10 conn.
before il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

once boxed his wile's ears. Hes Sky>
ark. too And lsuppose some day you'r
be trying to tox my earsl ID MT ATTEMPT
j.. Mr. Caudle: say don't attempt IL.
Yoa'd rue 1t liil the day OF your death,
Mr. Caudlc.
''Going and sitting for four hours at n
tavern What men, unless they had their
wives with them. can find to talk al out,
can't think. Nc good Of course.
Eighteen pence a week land drink
ing brandy-and wa'er, enough TO swim n
bout! And smoking like the funnel Of
steamship! And can't afford myself so
much us piece Of tape lis brutal, Mr..
Caudle. LIS we've Very Sru-,aI."
Aud, says a note in the Ms by Mr..
Caudle, here. thank heaven! yawning.
she fell asleep"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

SHIPMENTS OF IL Mp FROM
MAYSElLLE. The Eagle states thai
1863 tons of hemp have On shipped
rom Maysville during tho PAST year. This
Hemp, tho Eagle estimates, sod for The
sum Of 100000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

The number Of sca,ieriug votes was IS.
leaving Jdetyon mmj,rry OF 1913 over
all. The majority VI Oman, Lieut.,
Governor, was 39l
The Providence Jou nal s,ys thu, The
legislature will stand thus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

6 feet waier in The channel. Falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09

'N't'''fUHu, NpTH IoRJ.
TERMS-The TIMES is issued daily md SEMI
weekly. The subscription price Of tho Daily Paper
10 SIX DOLLARS per annom--and advertisement
are inserted q, SO cents per square for The FIRST
insertion. 25 cents for every succeeding insertion
The semi weekly paper is issued Tuesdays and
fridays at FOUR DOLLARS per snnum--and
advertisements ar, inserted in II OF SO cents Tho
Iirsi inseriion 37A fenIs for each G. nIinunnce
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-06
From the Christian Sun.
UuNAN HAPPINESS.

The world often holds ont false coiofS
To allure the unihinking and the ignoran''
Its offers and promises Of happiness are
invariably delasive and false. We prove
by experience, that he wha leans upon
this world as his only scarce ef haPpi-
ness. viii find in the end, taat ne mas
leaned on a spear which has PIERCED him.
even unto death. On the other band ne
who by divine grace resolves within HIM
self to look at the world through the me-
dunn of revelation, and to estimate 1t &C
cordisg to the value placed upon 1t BY
him who was its Creator, VIII behold |
in its true and sropes light. Such an in
dividual viii be disposed to turn his eye
10 same ether source for true and suostar
t;al happiness. Within the sanctuary
pure aud undeiied religion, he can repos
his soul with confidence and assurance
Here sublime JOY transfuses itself throug
all his powers and passions; and I'll
splendors of an endless glory are realize
by an active and vigorous faith. III
treasures Of earth, suPPosing ourselves
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-06

be heeded her M; he resirrd 10 his brd.
- PISSED ; night more 4 phrfi ~ n, n
rrpnse.
In the morning he received ME from
Nc. B.. drsiring hisimmediaie siienasnce
81 his house. Timber Edgar wenl. ron
srious of his innocence. and prepared %
diVulge his secret.
.Tell me. said Mr. B.. iakirg him BY
de hand. .lell me sincerely. Why ,on
rrIused 10 he searched lat evening. when
he cnmpsny proposed il! I did nj be-
llere yon guilty II tie tlme. and my be-
bel has since bren verified; The spoons
were Ihruxn into The yard by ! rsrtiess
servant rho shook the cialh WITHOUT rx-
aiming i have ever thought you an
honorable man"
Alter several struggles belaeen riiie
and duiy, Edgar rrilied:
.Yonr di.iriprest d generosity. SIR.
commands nv admiration: end am moi
ashamed 10 confess 20 you that | hare
abused your liheraliiv. ! am pnnr, sir.
mlsertbly rnnr-si your 'ah.e ! satisfied
inssrif with laxures-I thought &C my
wife, who had nol had dinner Tor two
DAYS. A temp:ing leg 81 a prksy lay On
The dish; thought Il no harm YOU might
have given !, T. ytrr drgs--so slyly
slipped il inio my handkerchief. and dePo.
siied it in my pocket. Judge n ny NOR
iiicalion. sir, whenlhe gentleman propos.
ed that we should be searched tor iks
spoons-my proyeriy and mesnness 10 be
exposed-it was more Than my prid.
would bear, and refused. Tor | woult
Father be accused nf rnbbing The mail
han be guilty Of embszzling the leg #
turkey"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-06

possession e ihem. can very scon make
10 themselves wines aud iy away. Tie
lennr ~ Nhifh They aEe hid ieifg = ex-
reedingiy uncertain. i suriy i > marx e
great Eolly 20 reIote nii'y upon diem E'r
happiness. The inle and heavenly riches
arr az an enduring substance. They last
forever. Ills j. tic treasure wLirh NAY
e mol old. and whirh Is laid up IN hezfen
Tor The faithful. All u.en desire the W.
ward &c their labor; i j. Ills Censi1r.a-
iinn which nerves The arm fer eKeriicr,
ard inspires tie soul with paiieIre and
loFiilnde In those abjet.s for Which they
ioil. they ccnicmIla,e tie enjoyment 81
happiness; hnI how ollen is il tie care.
hat when. BY long COME of activity
End vigilance, they hare The d iecis Of
their fond and arden, pursuits in posses
sion. they find them wholly inadequate to
afford the resources they 20 lcrg ard 90
snxiously contemplated; disgust and de-
appointments are the result. Then comes
the exclamation. vanity nf vEniiics, I'll is
vanity. Lei Us turn away, therefore. ilCm
his world, ard liz our attention urcu hea.
ven and lis glorics and cxccileEeies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-06
From the Ladies Garland.
THE TURKEYS LEG.

I once met with as noble a genius as
vas ever moulded out Of clay--he was all
heart and soul-hc loved his friends. pl-
lied his enemies, and had a half OF his little
store always ready fer a fellow creature
in distress. such choice spirits are rare
commodities nowadays. in this world oil
hustle and speculation: when they are
met with, we generally find them to pos.
sess a coun,erac,ing passion-t"r where
is the human being that is per'ecl'"n'
Edgar Sinclair was Of an ancient AMI no
no, able family; his parents, though pos
sessing but a very limited iortine' ms''',
led in,o their son The same aristocra,'ea
principles they had Inherited from 'he''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-06
From the American Asriculturist.
SHEPHERDS DOG, &c.
Hereford Hall, Nov. 10th, 1874

liessrs. Notwithstanding to pro-
mise, I send The description and character
Of my Shepherds dog. Tic is"f humble
pedigree: his dam was Of a pnachlng dis
position. caugh, ph!asanis on their nest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

J. Resolsed Thai IN this opais ct tins Convention
ihe james River Canal .liould ealeudrJ Trim ,nch
burg 10 buchanan, al least Inc thai oiisf
al on yeslefday.A
I'd Resoicsd. That II Is expeaieni 10 construct Me
Adamizrd al Raj Rad. fom Bachanin tie Ieiines-
see lihc, on Stale account, by way VI Salem aud Abns
don.
Sid. Resoiptd. That Il 10 tspeiient e,iend the
james River and kanaaha Improvement by Cana. u
Hal kosd by the way Il tosin.Dn 10 the Ohm kTer,
aud thai The highest interest well Tie pl.bl,1
isuh OF The Commonwealth requires thai sad Improve
meni be executed Al early Jay.
4'h. ResOtr,d, 1bata memorial be presented 10 The
next Legislature OF iHglnla, utgiag opsn Ina bsdy
an appropriation ST the e put The Canal
under Immediate contract 10 buchanan.
Charles l.. Crockett E.q.. dsle.ate lhnn the cum
iy NV yihe. aud CuI. Nm. " psfton ffo the 60 M
y Of RoaaVke, topA hff ueabei. u tbs Con
yeutin.
HE resolutions reported by the comaiiree 10 prrplr.
business were iUf Tie presea laid tie table, tn nfJr
10 lake ~ The following ssJuisn uufed by DR.. aour
tsn OF GferBbfef
hfsoieed, That 10 solf: upon the various PROPOSE
Ions WHICH may b.ola The Convention, lie iollJm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
2ooo AND 1000 ACaEs,)

Al public auctn 10 the highest bidder on credit Of one
two ahd three years, Tor equal portions of the purchase
money The purchasers give bonds with approved
curly lor the payment thereof, hearing interest alter
year, aud The ule retained a further security Tor the
pay mfn OF the purchase money, subject to re- s-le IN
default oi payment thereof.
Inc ab1'e Lands lie upon Glade Creek in franklin
county, about - mes east Of the court house. and are
The same on which John ). nwell Esq al present re-
sides adjoining the lands Of WIN A. Street and others
The Improvements gpd and substantial, the cleared
land well enclosed and IN good heart; considerable
quantity OF excellent meadow land sumo Of which Is
we'll sci with grass and large portion Of the unceared
land e. Snnd quality aud hue tobacco land. Tie lands
VIII be dli,ard nu suitable tracts, aud plals Of the
same exhibited On the day Of sale.
Pers"ns drslf'us Of reviewing. The lands are respect
lnlly referred toJ > Bufwcll, ESQ., ON the peaises
~ 10 thpt A. , iirjts, who lives in the neighbor,
mod either of whom Will tIke pleasure showing
heM aud glvlng any information IN relation 10 them.
II HE sales are not completed the day above mel-
toued, they VIII be continued from day To day until
completed NJ G.. CARPER, CONF
NV. 3 wtlSD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
33ofttsal.
ron THE vIReiSIAs.


Bya loaag Lady = Fatg'eo"ia.
lis Nature bids the changing season. toll
Aad spread. e'er all tbs earth carpet cav,
Eatsiaes Tie creeping viBe-uniolds the bud
refam : the air-and brighlens every ray
VIII beauty deck. The bua,bie-t fov, that blows,
Hro-;hes IN tho gale. finishes ia ,hs rose.
The rsphyrs gentle breath ,h. whirl.siud, roar,
The summer rain and aerning'. de~y showers;
Tbs lslis tree and mosss rock hers,
andall the mans hBss that tim III. flowers.
Twas she that taught the bita- = swell the breeze
NTH laisie's ao,i enchanting melodies.
Her pencil streak, Ii. r,inhos, varied hu.,,
And lint. with ros, lsla the moruing.l
Points every flower that deck. the ,erd,nt lawn,
Aud forms the landscape b.aut-ou. to tn. eye,
The purple damn aud estnias : crimson hu.,,
aud i"ilishi's hoar, proPitiou, 10 tie muse.
'I's Nature bids the flaming Ling ofd.v
I1,,eush on tic world dispense h, g,rgeou, light
II. Aaiase hils aanamhef'd planet. CLAW.
eeheer with faaiaad a,,s ID, gloom ol sht.
AID Nature bad. Diana, .trsrray
l'saas' the san light Of departed day
Viva. Naior, fana'd tic ocean'. liquid wave
Niasara's fsn-th- dashing torrent-rosr
1freaf'dlh s ROCKY mountain, Wild sid ,re-p,
y ith erasey fseh, and iareais eo,er'doeT
Cad With eternal staw The sintry pole,
Aud babe graf Anasona ya.twsier. roll
Tvs Nature feard the Ands.f lofty .prfe,,
And babe the toa',ing Alp. in grandeur rise,
twas She that kadied E.nt. Naming dres,
Aud bad mount itelas summit r,schth .tb,,
Sc speaks IN tie loud ihnndefs awful crash,
Aaa biazes IN tic VIVID III hluings fash
Her pow.raal'd irom ohao, th- bright earth,
And .pfead ilarr with numerous iiuils and fou els;
1ier'. i TIC dal AID niKbi--tte lslh aad shade
The ~insf'. gloom, and summers brg bte.t hours.
Al her 20 maud Inc waving forests nod,
AID al aef ~orss around proclaim God,
fnfa.l ~ hef mighty land the glit,'ring star,
Bean IN onisalas tpiet,ei touus the ,L,;
hos 4 ts her ss,n, revolving planet, tou.
Anl fal'ani gems u r. aiae glow hifh.
J.ai In ana ssiaase sna a Natufe. shrine,
All oiTa ia al her mor4sa power DIVINE
NJ J..