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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

Being gain of four democratic members.
House Of Delesales.-Ths wear it stands 4s wings
and 20 democrats. Last year, 81 wings and q de-
mOcrats-hemg "A democratic gain Of 20. The Senate
is wing.
The following is the aggregate vote in the respec
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

Mrs. Sigourney, who has long been dangerously
''lof bilious fever, is, we are happy to learn, Con-
yalescent
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Ir FOR MAYoR-GEORGE E. HOLT Is announced
by his rc IDS candidate for the Office Of Mayor u the
approaching municipal election and is recommended 70
tho sursges Of his fellow citizens AS an Individual emil
nenty qualified Tor the oee and SUCH entitled TO thor
confidence and support sepl3 20iMe+
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Glorious News FROM MARYLAND-D Demo-
crazy YrVmDhani-1he stronghold Of rchieevy cap
fu.atsd -Aulhentic and iull returns Of the election
have been received from all parIs Of the State and
the result may be summed up as f3llowsi
Congress--Of The six members chosen, two are
wings and four are democrats
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uPT'he friends orc. c. LANG DON announce him az
cnndldhe for Mavor. ~ the nexl clnAl eleelnn
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FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
I'm THE brig PENSACOLA, Hallptt master,
GLlgA buclhen about 800 bales cotton. For further
particulars, enquire of the Captain on board, or of
: oct IL III RIVERS & co.
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5. P. FOsDIcK. n. s CHARLoCK.
FOSDICK g. CKAELOCH,
SHIPPING IND COMMITS SION MERCHANTS,
No. IS Commerce street.
MOBILE, Alabama. oct1l
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NJ TniERs has gone TO Spain to survey the
battle grounds for graphic narrative Of Napoeon's
Spanish camfaigna.
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ENR WETUMPKkA.

FOR WETUMPKKA.
,. srSsS p The new and very light draughi
S5sss;;SS;;E5.ss,. steamboat POTOMAC, (with barge
tiobe 10 low) Robt. Otis, master, will depart for the
above mud all intermediate landings on THIS DA Y
the l4lh INST, at 8 O'Clock Pm. .ui
For freight passage, apply on board or to
oct ID CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO., Agents.
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SUGAR.-200 HhIs Of strictly prime Sugar. for
~ sale in quantities to suit purchasers. Apply in
New Orleans TO HENRY TErE, + 81,
oct Ii 2l2K0 % Cont at.
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" EoTICE--A lighter rom ship WIN. Goddard is
this Iay dsehArsns at Cont WHAT. ConsEnees
nrs requested ~ ATTEND to their eDodi.
nrIIa ]. Il. RIVERS g co. !.
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Rartom Aoademy.-NIaIeD DEPARTMENT.

Barton AcadeMy-hale Department
"K. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he
We will reopen HIS School lhet20ih instant, in
the second story Of The Academy Instruction will
hs.given MS heretofore, the various branches Of a
thorough English ard Classical EduratioH Tuition
So and Sc per month, payable in advance. A COM
petcnt teacher Of rench will be employed, and pu-
oils will be taught sneak, well TO read and
write the language. Charge-R2 per month. alu
octtl PIP
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VIRGINIA COTTON STATEMENT. ~.
PErHRsBURGH, Oct |, le45-Receivad sinco IL, q

PETHK5bUHHff OUF Y IcIJ--KeCpIVed gincp let Hen-
leinpef 200 bales
Exported 70 lIFefpooi' $3.50 ''.....,.,...422
In STORE -......,,.A19--9~7
BostoN, Oct I-Cotton1he sales of Cotton s,,co an,
last are only ooo bales al qnotaons. The Liverpool
day. Purchasers are at presenr waiting her adyices
MONTGOMERY. Oct. s-ls45-Cptton has been coming In
freely during the week, most Of which has gone to the
warehouses without changing hands. The epeliSv
however has been mach earnest, and the uu.ac
tons heavier than at any previous period OF the season
and sales are readily effected at steady We con
tnue our quotations Of extremes at 5llD6&.
Receipts during the week ending the 4i, 1857 bales.
Shipment do. Observation-Disclosures. a
Total receipts of season. .......,........... 1855
Total shipments do Observation-Disclosures. JJ
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The steamboat Eure KIN.
EOR E0I

r, FsTTtG2gB a. The new and very light drauglt
- fip==z=zse, qsteamhoal EUREKA, drawing on
!Esis 20 inches water, A. Leonard
master, will leave for the above and all intermediate
landings THIS DAY, al bo'cock, PM,
For freight passage apply on hoard or to.
octIA M WEARING CO.
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1880

29,369 27,27l
In the 4th district, Duncan (Natve) received 1l47
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FOR MONTG 0MERY AND WETUdPKA.
p E5sS'H ~ The steamboat NORMA, G. w
rHssU Laringion, master, will leave for The
above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY !,
18th inst, at 3 O'Clock Pm. $500
For freight or passage apply on board or
octJ4 NJ WARING g. co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

FOX MONTGOMERY AND WETU MPKA.
- s;S.asn n The steamboat CLERM0Nr, r..
Billiard, master, will leave for the
above ai ali Idermedi,le landings, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18Th instant, at O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
augl1 NJ. WAXING Il co. Agent
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

U. y. OVERLAND MAIL TO OREaoE AND
CHINA.-We understand that the Postmaster fen
eral has received proposals. for a monthly mail to
Oregon at Two hundred dollars for the trip oot to
Oregon city aud back TO st. Louis We think it
would pay, with two ltree cIpper. built sropel-
lers gu the Pacific, for which here is now q good
trade between China, NE Sandwich Islsnds and thu
ColuUbia. The following il a rough estimate OF
time, IN summer: Days.
Washington to Independence, 10. by stsam, 10
Independence to Oregon city by caravan C7cA
milesJ ~aE 20
Oregon city to Canton, via Sandwich, Is
ands, 80
an
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
p cum ~ The fine, fast Running steamboat
ts..s11 NATIVE. M. Brainard master, will
leave for the above and all Intermediate landings on
THIS DAY, the l4lh inst, at 5 O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
ociI4 MOSES WARING & CO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

nj OTICE.--All accounts books not settled
l v previous to The 18th of October will be placed
in the hands of mag istrate for collection.
oct 2ll NORTH & CO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

fYOAL-lOOO bbs Tuscaloosa and Pitsburg Coal.
~ fol blacksmilhs; 90 tons Lebigh Coal, for foun-
drf. For sale by
oc,ll e. C. CENTER 3 co. K
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FOR MONTGOMERY.
- En'an p The new aud light draueht steamer
S,sikHtaksids. LOWNDES, A. ii. johnson master,
will leave for the above and aIl intermediate landings
on THIS DAY l4th inst at 5 O'Clock. Pm.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
dations, apply on board to
oct IA CAMPBELL, OWEN g. co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

~ ORN-20D sacks new white, landing and for sale
" ect14 by C. w. OGDEN, IS and n Waler-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

HAaBuRG, sept. -Four Cotton imports being un,n-
port the demand for this article was brisk al firm
rate. nnd in single instances somewhat higher pri-
ces granted, abont $50 bales New Orleans and Gear
gia having realised from 10 10 Az, and I'D snrs La
guayr Al SCH our stock of North American sorts in first
hand Is visbly decreasing.
ANTWERP, Sept. l5Cotton also firmly maintained It's
value and ebout 1000 bales the Uniied States out
ofmporters' hands well by retail found buyers al
different curencies according to quality.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

DIED-In Tuscaloosa The 5ih inst, MARY LEE
aged Ia wears, sughter Of the Ri. Rev. bishop Cobbs
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

I'D UTTER--35 firkins choice Goshen, now land
RD iog from ship Martha Washington and bark
Vernon, for sale by .
oct1l WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEw-YoRK Oct 4-Coton-1'hsre has been nm active
speculative demand since last Induced par y by the
very small stock now this market partly in anticpa
lion Of favorable accounts expected per sea;ner Cambria
we have advanced our Qiotitinns fl4 OF cent The
sales 1900 bales, nli0ws ff
tte Upland ahd Fla. Mobile and NJ o.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

At liavre the market was very fully supported, bu,
without change in prieeup tha 18TH On the IGth adj
vices from this side to the list Sept received follow
ing which prices dropped, aud by quoted It. lover
Stock about 9O,090 bales against 10000 last year.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

FOR MONTGOMERY.
}, ;srirH "a The fine passenger slealner NEW
WORLD, Winters, inasier, will leave
ior tie HbUve and Intermediate handbags On WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th, at O'Clock pm, snd thereafter
will ienve reguiarl, every SATURDAY
For freight or passage, apply On board or 10
ocll4M NJ. WAXING II Co, Agents.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

FRosT.-rhe weaiher cleared of cold Sunday, and
early rsers Yesterday morning hal the satisfaction OF
seeing the prints of that hale old elnw Jack Frost,
The mre,. light hut perfectly plain, especially VA
elevsted situations Inst year white frost was visible
in this vicinity the 2sth and 3Oth ofSept.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

Seeara between New 7 orlk ana LAverPOOls
=. >ssNss, Tie Great Western Steamship Co.'S
,NT.Xza- Steamships the GREAT WEST
<E1SSSIA, ERN, 1900 toms, 4b0 horse power i.
B u. Mathews, ESQ. commaoder the GREAT
BRITAIN, $500 tons, 1909 horse power. Lieut..
James Ho,ken, R. NJ, commander, ARE intended 10
sail rs follows .
From Liverpool. From 2ev-yors.
Saturday Julv g. 1915 Thursday, July 81, 1851
SsturGaS, Aug, S3. Ihurrday' sept 10
saturdar Oct II. Thufaday, Nov. o.
GREAT DRIrAIn.
From I,iysrpool From New-Yort.
Saturday, saIV 56, 1855 Saturday, Aug. 30, 1875.
Saturday, Sept. 81. Saturday Oct -.
Faro per "Great Western" $l0O, and SO Stew
ards lees.
Fareper "Great Britain" from $50 to sl2O,
% Stewards frn,) according TO the size and posi-
lion Of the State ROOMS plans Of which may be seen
at any of the Agencies.
Fur freight pissage, or other information, spply
in Liverpool to Gibbs, Bright a. Co.; in Quebec,
Montreal and Kingston, to Maitlands, Tylee h Co.;
in Boston, to Curtis, l4eavens Fl Co.; in Phiadel-
pha 10 John Reid s. Co.; in Baltimore, to Sam'l.
X. George; in Richmond, Va, to. James Scott, in
Charleston, to Jas. Robertson; in Savannah, to Ro-
bert A. Lewis, in Mobile, TO Daniel Wheeler; in N.
Orleans, 10 w. F Hamilton; or here, 10 q
NEw-YoRK, July IS. 1645. oct9 2l2
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

HAY, POTATOES AND ONIONS
IN 100 bales prime Eastern Hay i,...I#.
so bbls Pototoes; so do Onions
THIS day landing, for sale on the wharIb by
octl4 J. III. RIVERS y Co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

This is about twenty days less than the time Of
our best ships, and the British Overland Mail sell
dom brings us China news in less than 100 days
The Oregon route, therefore, would be the mail route
between our Atlantic cities, China and India.
IN. Y, Sun.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

ARA STORE FOR RENr-That desirable
,lMM store No 25 Dauphin street. present occu.
ped by the subscribers. Fur particulars, apply 10
ocl IA STANTON & BROTHERS.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

PUSHES White wash Brushes; Hearth do;
-h-p Bishops Head do; Paint do; Hat do; Shoe
do.--Just received and for sale at ln
/ oct a." GATES'S PRARMACY.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

Tns RvEas.-ws hsve nov The most gratifying eri-
dcnce al rise In tivers Five ste,mboals arrived
between snndsy morning and Monday porang, with Gn
aggregate of $500 hsles cotton all rnm the Ala
baua This exceeds the total receipl- Of he preceding
six wrecks We learn that the Bigbee and Warrior rivers
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nj- 4. q. DuBOSHs az CO. WHOLESALE and
RETAIL DRuaGIsTs, No. SO Water-st., Importers of
Drugs Chemicals and Perfumery mud dealers in Paints
Oils Window Glass, Dye Stuffs, &c. ts sep6
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-14

rrCH1NA, Glass, Earth enSvare and Cut-
AND RRTAIL.-The subscriber is
receiving extensive assortment of the above art
cIes which he offers nj he lowest prices.
novl4 JAS. MASTERSoN. Importer, 81 Water-sf
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4 NLOVbR SEED--A supply Of fresh red, recei-
y j we'd per bark Vernon and for sale by
c. DuBOSE 4 co Druggists,
octlt 80 Water street 9
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"HtTE LEAD.-six hundred Kegs pure ex.
w tra, and No. Union Works White Lead, in
store and landing from barque Vernon, for sale al
Factory prices by G Du BOSE & Co.
oct IA lu Druggists. 80 Water at.
rFNURPENTTNE, SP'TS, OF-l0 bbls. in fine
IL order, landing from barque Vernon. and Tor sale
by &c DuBOSE Il CO., 8sgB Z
ocl IA Druggists, SO Water st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04
SPRING ELECTIONS.


An in,pl,iucp, correspondent from w lnchesicr
writes ne 10 "ouard (usl aeaius, any undue anx-
iety in regard 10 The Congressional DisiIieL ne
assures rs that there i no serious Danger even II
any regular Wing candidate appears 10 me hen,
He adds sour candidates for The Assembly ~
Frederick county are busy, and VIII ceIta'niy ne
elected with increased majorics. Only one
Whio ont. who will miss greatly The support oil d
respectable colleague in The canvass:
Jamor Conn,y-Al a meeting OF Tue Demo
cratic c,;zens on The 9th March, Z. w. New
Ion. ESQ. was unanimously nominated as lheir
candidate for The Legi>laiule.
Rfeiie G. U6ol.-TEe Democratic Conven-
ton held al HaIrsvile on the llih Aiarch, hofii-
mated Daniel r. Neal, Esq, Of Paik .e as
their candidate for The Legislature, nc ~ .isS
have nominated john hatiiS ~ &c" e.,i''e'','e
SluNord.-Thc last Fredericksburg Recorder
SAYS, that ii has received several co'1'Nu,'lca-
tions in relation 10 the conlcS, in Stafford. Some
Of Them an;madyeit with considerable severity
unon ,be course some individuals have thought
nroper n nursuc We must withhold them Tor
the present for we believe no Democrat OF that
comfy vii, mess his claims, when nomination
has been fairly maize
Mr.. William t. Crop announces himself
candidate for Slal3ri in the same paper; but con-
cludes BIZ stating. that "rherc are now, be-
lieye several candidates in The feld-and, if they
will be governed b. meeting 10 be holden at
Stafford Court House, or the second Monday IN
April, will also bind myself 10 submit 10 lis de-
cision-and. il not, wish j, 10 be distinctly IN
ders,ood. tina, should Wing candidate be brought
out between this and the election, my name shall
be forthwith withdrawn from the canvass. we
trust the nominating convention will he held
without fail. and put an end 10 all contention and
all danger in this good old Democratic county.
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EnR TIE EHari1EE

EOh ihfs GH0LiRLh.
TIC Issues in The Sirti Congressional District
no. 2
MIR. Bots appears not only exceedingly an1-
ious TO throw dust into The eyes of The people, for
The purpose OF creating injurious impressions
abonl the Presidents Tariff opinions, bu 10 de-
s.roy the force of the feeling produced among his
coun,rvmcn, By his lofty and manly character
This impeacher Of Presidents manilesls towards
Mr. Polk, that sort Of friendship which led him 10
attempt 10 convict Mr. Tyler cflreason, and OF mo-
raj and political iniamy; because, being Wing
President, he acted upon those principles which
the Wings said, before the election, nc had ever
maintained The candidate Of the Wing party,
in this district, has proclaimed, that if The Presi-
dent carries on The principles set forth in his In
augural Address, he will admire the treason and
denouncc The traitor As the Democrats are
,icit rel Pleased with the exposition OF po-
lilical faith thus set forth, and as the Wings
pretend satisfaction ought We TO select men 10
give expression 10 our wishes, who are pre-deter-
mined 10 cast odium upon our institutions upon
lie maIims of representative responsibility, and
upon The common aXioms of justice, in free Go
vernments, By bitter violent, exciting and angry
denunciaiions ofthose faithful public agents, who,
unlike many clothed with power, within few
years past, are mindful enough of their duly their
obligations, and of the interest OF Republicanism,
TO carry OUT, in practice, the professions made TO
gain public favor and support? We want vigil
lance; but none those alarms which will tend 10
divert public attention from the strides and ag-
sressions OF power TO false issues, that will hold
it until manacles shall be put upon The limbs OF
freemen.
Ambition, generally, i, strong with those who
are anxious 10 hold The reins of Government =
Great achievements administer 10 lis chief graft
hca,ion These are dependent upon the exercise
Of power-and our rulers are often tempted to
usurp it while combinations OF interests are ever
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Tar he Enqnlrer
THE COON EIGHT.

The Democrats. so far as know, have neither
raIi nor loi in the fierce conflict raging IN lhis
CITY between the Wing factions. AL! they desire,
Is The privilege OF looking on, 10 see The fur Ily,
without suffering the cunning one OF the Rich
moad Whig 10 blow j; into their eyes, or drag
them into the ml>s, nO!cM roeaS. The crime o
meeting. in the garrison Of this Gibraltar OF
Whiggery, cannot, in any mariner, be charged Ia
the ;nsrigat:on OF The Democrats: and The Rich
mond Wing shall not use Us rs instruments IN
putting down the men OF his party who dare 10
think and act for themselves and who Will not be
,roltlcn under foot BY The demon OF "BoHjsm =
No, no, my masers-whip in your own boys 10
sense their allegiance 10 your dcspotic authf RI
". Serve Your master, Bolts, with all The lnso-
lencc so natural 10 underslrappcrs in authority
kick and cuff scold and threaten your true
Wings" TO your hearts content; keep them IN
their calling collars; but keep your hands oil oi
the unsiainel and unterrifed Democracy OF Rich
mond. Il is not long since You prescribed us
denied us bread aud wacr-rccommeDded ,oyour
masters, trne and loyal Wings not TO employ
Dcmocgal for any purpose; and now you have The
impotence TO attempt 10 use us as instruments 10
xiii eff rebel Wings who will mol crouch down 10
"Bottism." We shall not crafty you. Every
ore, possessing the spirit Of a freeman, must ad-
mre The noble bearing Of James Lyons: But j;
does not follow that Democrats will support him
as politician. Teach your masters, ''true
Wings, that, 10 deserve the appreciation of De-
mocrats, is 10 damn ones character as Wing
Swear that the I.ocolocos irW SUPPORT Lyons
Call Wing meetings, swcai-honse rcdirrvs If
these pal!ry tricks will serve rou 10 kill of Lyons,
and onell the riot in The Gibraltar OF Whiegery,
what is that 10 lie Democracy, but an evidence OF
'';hc virtue, intelligence and patriotism" of your
masters true Whigsl Year alter year. ana day
after dav, they have been held on your inlsome
and flatlcring tongues the most virnous, The most
enlightened, the most patriotic community in
America All this they are, one and all, 50 long
as they walk in the line clialked out b. The Rich
mond Wing: but, lei one of these viriuons, en-
li.,,rnei and patriotic ones dare step 10 The right
or cit Of yonr chalk at once You shoot forth The
black and fukci poison, and sting the wretch
unto death This is Wing liberty in the Glib
ralar of Whissery"- this, men calling
themselves Republicans, submit TO, for the love OF
"EoNisnl,"
am no political friend Of James Lyons. and
will not support him, or any other Wing. am
an American, and Virsinian; and, what IS
more, am a Democrat; and, therefore, love TO
sec Justice done to every man. Thsrc is mean
ness as well as injustice, in the attempt 10 de-
s:rny Mir LYONS by ascribing to him Democrat
ic sympaihles, in order TO prejudice bigotted
Wings against him. This contest will prove Of
what stuff the "Gibraltar Of Whiegery" is made.
A DEMOCRAT
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DEATHS.
Died, on the ODD March. al the resi-

Died. on the Odd March, at the residence Of hi
father Mourning Johnston, Esq. in The cour''
OF Essex, LEWIS JOHNSTON, in the 20h year !.
his age, after Il severe attack Of plenrisy SCI
dom does it devoive upon friendship 10 dischar2s
The melancholy duty OF recording The dealt !:
one more virtuous, anna bic and deserving. j.
z mind not brilliantly dazzling, but characters
By proiundiiv and accuracy OF thought, be unTrl
all the qualities ui the hear, which ensure ne
confidence and esteem OF mankind in rrre'dr
and win the affections Of relations and Ir.el3'
Esteemed and loved by all who knew hin x
is gone, notwithstanding all the aid which me-
dical skill could afford, and the kind Attentions
1 fond father and doling mother and si>!ers ve!'
lavi>hcd, 10 alleviate his sutiernss, and soolhe 10
agony of his splits flight.
IL is indeed hear'-rending and bitter, lha; lf.
fond hopes OF his parents 10 which his prolnls
had given birth, should thus be wiihered az
bli.hled in the germ, and early consigned 10 obi
WON in The dark recesses Of the Lombard b
a mothers and sisters heart may bleed al -
remembrance Of his virtues, let them apply
their wounded spirits, the balm and consola''tt
of the text, "whom The Lord loveth he chaser
eth Alas the dark portals Of the tomba'
opened 10 receive the pale form which >,i b.
gers; but We believe the pure spirit Whoa
gave it light and animation, has acd--aft
ascending 10 the bright "home Of lis naiyliY
is now nesting itself in The bosom of is CT
in that land Of bliss, that asylum and refuge
the soul, where sighs and tears, and farewes a's
never known. Yes, his spirit is gone, hu' :
memory sill! lives, and often in after year =
warm tear Of affection, will bcdew The rose AZ.
The violets, which will she'd their incense ovef1S
hallowed spot Of his early grave.
A FRIEND
z-S,The Religious Herald will please cor