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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27

The Senate of Pennsylvania have agreed, ~
10 10, TO reconsider the vote rejecting the OH
granting the fright OF way" &c the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27

II We take great pleasure in announcing,
that John B. Stoval, Esq, The rresen, worthy
delegate from Halifax county, will be candidate
for reelection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27

Alta meeting OF the Republican party Of Fair
fax on the 10Th instant, Samuel L. Lewis chair
man, and D. Ira Williams Secretary, Captain
John Powell was unanimously nominated as
the Democratic candidate for the county. In
brief and very appropriate address, Captain P
accepted the nomination. We cannot doub! his
success. Thiny-6ve delegates. from The various
precincts of the county formed the nominating
committee.
The NNh;ns have nominated Nh Love.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27
TENTH LEGION.


James Mcdowell, Esq, CT Rocsbridge was
ON Thursday last, elected 10 Congress. as the sue
cessor OF VIM. Taylor, Esq. The weather wa
awful, and the vote exceedingly small. On Mon
day, Joseph H. Samuels, Esq, withdrew IRON
the canvass-but it was not known Throughout
The District. and some votes were cast ior him.
lis useless 10 give the scattering returns
MIR. Mcdowell addressed the people twice ~
Shenandoah and ouce in Rockingham. be Is
now in this city, and will probably receive inc
certificate Of election 10 few days and al ONCE
take his seat.
The following letter will remove the nisapP'
hension conveyed in recent article OF me ''he'
We understand that, previous 10 the nominauop'
Mr. Med wrote letter, in reply 10 one RON 'he
District, in which he took The strongest grouua ~
favor OF the Oregon "Noiice":
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
Geutlemen-An article in the Times and
Compiler headed Rockingham Convention
has lust me, my eye, in which the idea IS helu
out that The Democracy in this district are oP-
posed 10 the notice. The "Times" quoles from
The Wing paper in Harrisonburg, and informs
lis readers that Notwithstanding The predictions
would be whole of Oregon man, the Conven-
lion refused so 10 instruct him. As this is moi
fair s,a,emen, of the action of The Convention, it
NAV be we'll that should correct it. Before any
gentlemen were placed in nomination, delegate
from Rockingham introduced preamble and
several resolutions, declaring our night 10 Inc
whole Of Oregon, and pedging the Convention 10
nominate man in favor OF the notice. ms
was opposed BY several delegates upon uns
ground ina, il was i-timed, and was finally vo-
led down, by an almost unanimous vote, upon
that ground solely-only one member OF the Con-
ven,ion expressing himself against the notice J
NAV farther add iha, Gov. Mcdowell, the nomi-
nee. is DECIDED police man. To-day, The cleo
ton came of, and was, as expected, very lnin
one, in This county, as Mr.. Med. was The only
candidate, and the weather exceedingly incIem-
ent. Inc yole a. 'n' PSI Ptef Gu s..mnels
AUGUSTA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27

We made strange mistake in stating that the
news by The Cambria was carried by Express
from Boston TO Philadelphia in i've hours. II
was conveyed from Boston 10 New York, (25O
mies) BY the Herad's Express, IL seven hours
and fifteen minutes
The "alled press" complain bitterly OF the
harsh rea.men, OF the Captain OF the Cambria
and of the HALIFAX authorities. The greatest eS-
ci,emeni prevailed on the arrival of the Steamer
al Halifax-but by The cunning and kindness OF
some Yankee passengers, foreign papers were
given 10 the asen, and slipped into the sleigh,
which was ready TO start. Deep snow drifts did
not impede lis travel-nor did ice s inches thick
keen back Inc Steamer Kepnebeck. It was
wonderful feat. though the Express was beaten
BY the Herald, whose Editor thus announces his
triumph:
"It will thus be seen, that Napoleon is himself
again. Our star Of Austerli,z is refnlSent, and
shines brighter than ever. The Holy Alliance
of the sock-obbing press Of four cities, Sisted
BY the spectators, and aided BY their old friend
and ally the devil have been annihila,ed by cur
superior enterprise and energy"
The Express of the "allies" was conveyed on
horseback, mainly through unbroken snow, from
Worcester to New York, CS0 miles,)i in eleuen
hours. This was great achevement-but il
could NJ, compete With the Long Island Railroad,
which was moncpoized by the Herald. TO
shew The energy Of the "alles,, il Is stated thai
their Express from Halifax did moi cost much
less Than 5000 dollars 1t was TOO bad 10 be
bea,en-but they deserve no, the less credit,
though We regard The scheme as eninendy
Quixotc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27

sr MIR. John H. Gusts has been detaine
from his seat for several days " indisposilion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27

Appointac,u 6y the Governor Of Virginia
George Little Of Raleigh, as commissioner c
take depositions &C., in North Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27
home in consequence of the indisposi'ion OF MS
family rrN - csno,s
adjourned
BILLS PASSED.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill 10 sell the land and other properly OF
the Portsmouth Academy, and apply the proceeds
TO free school purposes
A bill complementary TO an act, entitled IAN
acl INCORPORATING the President and Directors OF
the southweaern Turnpike Road and for other
purposes"
A bill amending The present primary school
system, was read second time, amended on
motions severally made; thereupon, motion
was made by Mr. VERIFY, further to amend The
same, and the said amendment being under con-
sideration, r..
On motion Of Mr.. TUNSTALL, the House
adjourned until tomorrow morning leoclccK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27

The Wings have nominated Mir. Love.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-27

On M lion, the meeting ADJOURNED.
JOHN HOPPER, Chm.
J. II. MonRlscx, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
SYDNEY SMIrn ON w,p

among The last productions oI the pen of
Slohef Sinlth wss one ION the DUTIES Of the
queen, ~ winch this iorcible paragraph oc.
CuTS. o'f" -"
"A second great objeet which Ibooe will
~ Impressed upon the mind of this rival L,dy
u q rooted horror of war, an earocst ,ud 49,.
''olid'e desire to keep her people in a stale ol
profound peace. The greatest curse whi,b
'an D. en'slled upon mankind IL a state of
~ 'Ue sifotious crimes committed In
ears OF peace; all that is spent In peace h,
y. NS't oorr9PiiOns OF by the th~oughtless
eAtmVagsnce Il nations. are mere tf;aes cor.
pared with the gigantic evils which s,aiI
9HtI TOE world n q state Of war. God l.
'ofgoiuenin war; every principie of Chfistian
'Isn'j '~mpied upon. human industry sxiin.
s"ih"su' o see the sOn, and The husband.
siu we brother dying miserably i'm distant
,a"ur you see ibe break OF human hearts. vou
near the shneks Of widows aud children sf,e,
vhe Da'llei and YOU walk over the m,polsd
oOoies Oi the wounded calling Tor death. 1
would nay 60 that royal child. Worsbip Cod
y loving peace; IL Is not vonr bu,uanity HI
ply . grggnr by giving him food or nimeot.
can DO That. That - the charity of the
humeie sud the unknown. Widen you YOU,
", the more expanded miseics Of man.
Alnu. ray the mothers ~ the peassntry " ho
'hoif tons torn sway from their families.
pl'y your poor subjects crowded into bo.ust.l.
snd calling, IN their lac, breath. neon tbei,
ula'ani country and their young Queen: pity
t'e stupid ifantic folly Of human beings Sybo
ste sl"sys ready to teur each other to pieces
sh" 70 dtluge the earth with each Others
gl0'd. This e your extended humsniiy. and
sln' the great held oi compassion. Exlingiish
- )ouf heart the 6endish love Of military
slofy, from which your aer does not Deres..-
NY exempt you. aud 10 which The wiekedness
oi hattercs may urge.
Say upon yous deatb-bed. 1hare made Ess
orphans ~ my reign have made few wid.
owe my object hes been peace. have used
al the weight ~ my character end ali he
foWtto ny situation - check the imstible
passions Of mankind, and to turn them TO ne
ansoi honest industry. This has hen lie
Chrs'faniiy II my throne. end this tie eosuel
ct my scePtfs. ~ this wsy I have st0,r y,
worship ny Rsieemer md Jndre
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
TAKING THE BULL BY THE HORNS.

Agentlemsn Ia this city, who sets the high.
est value upon the inslilutiou o. Slavery con.
tending hat II is essential to the perpetuity oI
Ola republi an form oIGovcmmen, and attrib.
uiinS 10 the want OF il the low tone OF honor
and OF morals that prevails in our Northern
cities. proposes 10 petition Congress Tor its
extension amsng the Northern Sattrs. Tie has
ieild paper at our Office for signatures. iutcn-
ding To present IL TO the next congress thto'
the hanps of Nj. Adams, who, il is presumed
im.n ms opinions upon the Right oil Petition.
VIII not refuse TO become the vehicle of its
transmission.
strict constrnctionisis rs we arc, we con
sidSr II eptirrly beyond the pale of Congress
slonal power to interfere with the dones-
TIC Institutions OF the States of the Union;
but ol course the A~bolitionists cannot object
io II on this ground. With them the ques-
non OF policy, whether Congress should abol
lsh or extend the institution OF slavery; aud if
II comes TO that. we would iike Ia s-e an act of
congress authorizing the buying and selling ne
groes ia the State vi Observation-Disclosures.
~StdHdard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
CHARLES nIcKENS r..

CHARLES DICkBNS.-The London cor
respondent OF the Boston Journal makes the
following statement with regard To Dickens.
IL seems to us. however, that the writer is
influenced more by his private feelings than
by a spirit of candor.
Boz isliving in style at tho west end
feersoi Parliament invite him 10 their msu-
SONS, and he In return Invites them 80 his.
How long this will last csnnot say. bat a.
he has very nearly run the length OF his teth-
.er, hts present production bring indicative
OF this. has vanity. his extravaganza. aud his
"ap,ng the fashion snd style OF the mobiles OF
the land, are doomed to experience acheck.-
lie and his companions in literature are not
on the best OF terms. Mr.. Douglas Jeuold
called upon him a lew evenings ago. but TO
use the very word OF my informant, he was
"snubbed." the consequence was that Mr..
Jerruldlelt the house Immediately indignan,
at the treatment he had received from
the man OF yesterday as Il were. The Sc
cret was, that MIR. Dickens had a party oil
"nobs that evening. and Mr.. Jcrrold was no,
deemed sufficiently fashionable and arislocnt.
&c To lorm one o. the party. When Dickens
gives an entertainment 90 a noble Lord. he
thinks nothing OF giving a hundred pounds
Tor Tor the rootn. IL would b. well
Tor him II he would bear in mind th-sc word.
'pdTpnm para dcceai.H humble things be
come a small man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

DIR. JACKSoN's DISCoVERY.-In the
oase Of the yonug Irish girl whose ARA was
crushed by the Eastern cars at the Wsneham
Depot tlc ampvtation wac mede by DR.. Pcir
sou Of Sslem. as wr have mentioned. The
Register remarks that be was Accomplished b,
Dr.. Fisk who administered TO the sufferer viii
perfect success, the new preparation lately
made knoNnb 10y DR.. Charles +. Jackson and
Dr Morton. dentist. Of Boston, the inhala.
ton ct which producers iBsensibility to ibe
paIn OF surgical operations. The unconscious.
Ness OF the giH continued undi -turhs,d unti
near The closc OF the dressing. wben she sim
piy inquired what they were doing bui, will
soo'heI inhalaiion, imnie diately rtlsps,d int,
Ih~hAipilliy, aud. upon coming 20 herself
supposed she bad been drsaming-Bosto,
Timss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
BOOTS

Inc y. y. kuiCkeTbockef Magazine con.
'"''s a number Of spicy things ia us editorial
gossip which we are indebted for a hearty
laugh. The follow ing would split a side at
sole leather, OF thc lasf Of the Mohicans with
laughter,
a northern correspondent sends VS. the fol.
lo"i rs, which was suggested by the numb 7
Twelve PeEeed heel Snccdotc il our last pos.
siipfl An amazing pair OF feet appeared in
ihe baT-Topm oi au ambitious village inn. late
One evening. ihe owner OF which manfred
a%nNinusly iOT The boot black. n. rang ne,.
'"u-lN' and 30 4 moment a keen Yankee iIlus.
't1iofoi Day and Martins best poepsd into
'he room. Bring me a jdck, p exclaimed the
man ct g,eat understanding. The waiter in
voluntarily started forward, bat CHANGING o.
cstoha glimpse OF the boots, be stopped shor,
Hhi alter another and closef exs,ninstiou
SALT with an equal twang aud empbasis.i s,y.
yeou' 20" amt . going 60 Rave this world i'm :
hurry you We got too good D hold onto te
Bfouud. Wanta boot pack, ehg WHY hles.
your soul there aiats boot Jack on siuh bi.
enough iOf H<m b-its. ldon't believe th.t
Jaok a5g could get them or Nv sisW man
SrIcd our Trend u the big feet, 'shath 1 40.
! cant gct my boots u without a lack. j
tfli you what ] should do, geplied Boots. Il
they were minc shouli walk bsck IN IN.
J0Tk q ne road, end pull 'em OH there TIA
viii fetch EN- lguessf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

RAILROAD ITEMS. &c.-rle receipt.
OF the Reading Railroad during the present
month viii swell. thu aggregate receipts ot
the year 10 about two millions four hundred
thousand dolltn ~.
Upwards OF So )O have bern subscribed
- Wstervilie tc the stock ol The AndroScog.
gan snd kennrbec Railroad.
A suiiicicnt amount of stock having been
subscribed on the books OF the Lake Cham
ldia aud Connection River Railroad Com.
Pany. To induce the directors To proceed At
"ncs to the commencemcuto this enterprise ;.
they have resolved 10 advertise for proposal.
ior grading, &c.
IAe Southern linz Of Rdilroads-A bill
las ben already introduced into The Senate OF
ti- North Ctroliua Legislature for the e1ten.
Ron OF the railroad IRON Raleigh via Fayetie-
Nllc To the North Csuolina line.
The Auditor Of the State OF Ohio states that
the revenues are IN a murh better condition
ihi' year than they weu last. The Canal
tolls are more hon Sl2S,000 over the receipts
oi 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
GEN. s. w. KEARYTy Ill


GEN. s. w. kEARNEY. la,ely Colonel
OF The LIST regiment of Dragons. and who
Commands in New Mexico. was born ON the
Jun August 1921, at the "a ri y..nom,s,e a in
Newark, n. J., now owned and occupie by
Tie iamily. lie is a descendant of an Ii,h
lam'iy' His great grsndialher, a hauist, T
Was burn on his Paternal estate Carrots Town.
county OF Cork, iceland. where he married
ana .'teIwatd came to this country aud SET
lied ~ Perth An.boy, la this State. General
heaTney received the mlirncnts of his edu.
Gallon IN the Newark Academy-continucd
has studies ia Columbia College, In the civ al
New York, and would have graduated in the
summer OF 1919, but npon the declaration ol
war with great Britain. in June. lac applicf
iof aud received a commission. lie Mas /,
Lieutenant at the battle of Queensiown
"hrre Cot. Christie presented him with
s"O'a on TIE field OF battle lOt his cool am,
determined manner in the execution of M,
command which devolved upon him. lie LA
ever since continued in the army, having be,
s%'stloned many years in the West, where h,
married a siep-daughter Of the Distinguish
zen. Menyweather Clarke. OF St. Louis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

The following exciting scene occurred al
Boston during a heavy blow ON Friday last
On Friday afternoon at high water the ship
A"atus, which had been c%opperrd on the
marine railway was launched, and although
several lines aud hswsers were out 10 check
her when faihy hnoat, yet such was the force
OF Ihe wind, that she parted every rope. aud
wsnt STUNNING across the harbOr with the
speed oil = sea gull. An anchor was mmedi-
ateiy tct 90, which unluckily happened to be
the les one, and 40 sooner had IL found the
bottom-ihe cable being In lecwsm-ihan
the ship dnttcd oVcr IL, aud was thrown on
her lafbosrd side, monkey rail ia the water.
HE chain. OF course, became foul, aud bcing
"i'abl To pay II out. she shouldend her anchor
""u oI1auslde TO the wind, seemed to PLY a.
cross The hsrbor until she brought up az the
end OF the East Boston terry wharf. her lib
boom crossing the slip.
There were navy persons on board. hui
fortunately no person sustained the least
damage. Two boats with sailors from the
onlied States ship franklin, were immediate.
" despatched TO fender her assistance, snd
most sciiNely did the tsrs work. They were
alOlt ~ u twinkling. and down came the sky
sd mast, royal aud topsallant Yards in man
@ wars style. Don't cut snything slolt -
sung out the officer, and "ah, ala" responded
NC ats' "hlle dow would come a royal OF
,oPgaiIant yard by the run, with a. many
IRISH Pcnnants flying from il as would orns-
mcn' a rope walk. Her topsail yards were
s'so srn' down, aud the mast ropes were rove
To house the topgsllant masts. but only the
n,izrn could be started. After she was secuf-
cd al the end Of the wharf hands werecmploy-
ed ~ The hold trimming The ballast 10 wind
ward, which had shilted and about sunset
shr was once more on an even keel. She had
'hifiy tons OF gravel ballast, aud sboutt the sam,
weight OF sapan wood ia her hold when
launched enough, under ordinary cirumstan.
ees, to lsyc kept her upright.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

When Rockies open Of Amilla was sbou,
to be brought out 81 Covent Camden. ho Vss
very anxious 20 have = new scene or two. bal
30 little did The msusger think Of lbe one !.
,hst not shilling was expended on it, pro.
duc'ion. A lew nights sheT its npresents
u"n badey sid to the composer, well, bope
yvu whl have another opera fOr us." ono
said hOoke, "Biy next piece will be . uepto.
'niines a psHtomimeF' exclsimed tie man.
aeef. Yes, AID kooke; for YOU don't MINI
.thlr hdinga nouple 81 lbousamd hounds on |.
Psntotnime whereas sou would not soenJ :
shHiing on my opera. very bodv recol.
iects low highly successful Amilie was a N.
ser'ediy ~. NJ. Wilson brouphtit out vbe,
outin Amcuea. with Mis- Slnmcn. viii tbe
greatest sucUess. -" Wv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
TIE RAZOR srRop NAH-h oo;.na''

THE RAZOR STRoP MANN going
TO Syracuse. TO sttetd the State Convention ~
\ Dung Men, says the correspondent of the
Boston Courier, | chanccd To have for a fel.
low-tmvcller On the same seat. the famous
" Razor Stnop Man.r l had hcsnl much of
wit aud d~rollcry, bat the halt was not told
me. Such an ami,ing. aud at the SINE time
interesting irllow | never before fell in with.
tic never loscs q chance OF doing a good ac-
ton. Wh"n ile cars stopped al CSnsndai-
qua he saw q poor mau with one arm. selliuy
candy, whcrcupon h. Commenced selling his
razor slrops, anl when lie had s1ll nine. he
handed the proceeds 10 the one-amed pedlar,
snd jumped on The cars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

THEIR SONS" Major Van Buren, son
81 the eN-frcsldeul, acted az all to General
Taylor al the siege OF Monterey
30 says the Philadelphia inquirer. John
{. Cslhoun's sou Is aid to Maj. Gen. Gaines.
Henry Clay's sou is 1t. Colonel Of a regimen,
oil Kentucky volunteers. Daniel Webster
son IS Captain OF a company OF volunteers ia
Mexico soon. John J. C~nttenlen's sos 1, a
Captain in the new regiment Of Mounted ri
nrmen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
suNDAY ELECTIoN.-The solnn

SUNDAY ELECTIoN-The S,,on. q,
LouisiSns, al the last session Of the I~gisls'
ture enacted a law, asihoisiug the election ~
81 conslabies Throughout tie State on tbe ar,
day Of November. That being ell Saints D.r'
pefl'aps they thought the " better rh- dsy H.
ye'lef thc deed But " seems o. II tie day
was TO b. the best ior thr arst dsv ~ 81.
month occurred SHadGy. Which should h.
ueeytdf the law ~ gospel7 There was \
'omhlct IN ihe public mind, resulting In = d..
Dd"d dhirrrncu Of aCtiOn. ~ parishes yybcr,
We officers 90 D. filled were profitable. tbey
adhered "a " The law and the profits. AMI
elected consiables; in other paus yf the
ol''r 'hey lct the election q over We .np.
porr That When lhe ISgislaiun. shall haze
isDl,"' thai body viii direct the Aioa d.,
/" - 'ue HeJ' Assn e%ss~uiisl euor often sue.
may D. added. +" unless thst dsy NAV ali -.
Sunday w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
GOLD WATCHES

leH ffetted e very tarFa ssf Co...
'.ls 40 fhNT Watfhrs a. E.f,-- -
,.na irFe wnehes. 81 ~ h.s,t-. ~
80 F.f- aefhes, a. ia hnr,.~.
IeH 1suesed ssd pisia s,iss, -
Mstiug fesrs. A. Anriar e
uE Ffirsd Fuis wnfrh~s. HMrhs snd
eSehes hefe heen eslssted uat ..
aty 80 pie Aaueg thent uiB - ~
an ehe y fehiU Isrers wblet fh
Nhesltar, ai 81 when IA. -
lHtls si-at testern Fner1 2 uIn sn ,er. -
tl'sn say eihef see in Whasfisr
Hhinot sst gos 81 boy ~ 49, nofii
Ne ~ 9sis ars.f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
From the " Telegraph.
TIE FALL OF MONTERREY

=
nv :. DEWITT ~ooD8onp
Der the plain he drums sr h,sting.
Standards float aud boyonets Sl,inr
While beyond, she fUe retiring
Fast %withdnws his seri-d line.
Now the hour Of conflict nesrs.
Columns ~ 'ssiDg to the iay
Forward rush. ~ close s~ppeaIs
Each tow ring do,Do OF MONTEREY.
Old Catledrsl. grim and hosrv
Spire, and tower aud oampsuil..
Memoirs of ancient glory.
Still their power and pride reveal.
Yet no more, she pfiestiy train
Chsunt their mora and evening Law.
The trumpet sounds snoiher stmin
Than hymn or prsyer in Monterey.
Though the Orange blossoms there
Clustering grapes the tpllis M
Flower aud shrubs rich and fair.
And the fountains murmur sill
Yet their besuiy shall deusy.
Flower aud fountains pas swsv
Other thoughts opprcss the b~er.
kuin brOods DER Monterey
G'ntle music, softly tender.
Chsrms NO more The l~istning EAR
S~eenatcf, now defender.
Dfcaihes no VOWS 10 maiden dear.
10 other sounds the lOv'd must lister.
V'he' words, sess sweet ,hsn thy;
lAnces giesIB, end sabre giislcn.
within the walls u Manteteyl
Soon the deeply boomjne.
ih9ndef iorth their startling sound
signal sad The foe is comingI
Gathering on tle hills sronnb
Now he shock II war j. romei
Hefk, Ice Cdes 81 v III dism.yf
while The spirit stirring drum
Beats iis las' call in Mon,eryl
~ vain AmPudia martial hos,.
ln desperate conflict, hand Ia hand
Retreat rom each bcleagfd po,t.
and 80 The Pisa szllen stand.
Noihem eagles senng higb
Daf, dow nwaEis on their destin'd pte,.
And ntt nng . victorious CIV.
fOclaim lhe JaA g( Moaieyev.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

-. lirBnei, uc Speculation Who Rri int,,.
ssca on ne tisge the we'll known elephsat
s''',e b'eeh y alou TO adom the Rsnnn
"o'Ius wiz enoihef ~ 90 suUciiou, a Thin.
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