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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

THE PoTAroE Ror.-It is the opinion of many
farmers that the poiatoe is running out. The u
very Intelligent London correspondent of thew
Journal of Commerce. writesas follows, relatives
to this perplexing disease =.
i now come to subject Of great gloom for
Treland--perhaps for the whole Kingdom.
year the potatoe crop failed-this year it isv
nihlate6-Ihe root is dead There is no huS
man doubt on this point-it is deplorably an6
unquestionably true. In England, l fear thl 4
same lamentable tale is to be told. In few&F
days whole fields ofpotatoes have been witherA
ed
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

GS5-We saw last week at the Horticultural
Exhibition in the Court House, some fine spe-
cimens of the Beurre Diel Pear, from the Gar
den of Mr.. Averlll Of New Preston. Also,
some handsome varieties of Apples, exhibited
by Horace Humphrey, ESQ.,, of Norfolk, who
we understand has large and excellent nur-
sery of choice young fruit.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

e<s The attAntinn of the public is invited to
the notice in another column of the Annual
Meeting of the Ltch6eld County Home Mis-
sonary Society, to be holden in this village on
the 2lst inst. The 35th Anniversary of the
Foreign Mission Society of this County will be
held on the afternoon of the same day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

Thsdomessic department j. in every respect
Thorough and syslemaiie-is second 70 aoaes
and deserves the highest praise. -.
The IaFm of Mr. Averill was occupied ~ hIs
father and grandfather before him, and, a. the
opinion Of your Committee, he has proved hIm-
self the worthy descendant Of worthy slres,
and i entitled to the second premium upon
farm. containing more than hllY acres.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

TRINITY COLLEGE. - The Hartford
Times says tina: The first term of the Ac-
ademic year 1867, of this institution,
commenced on Thursday, and that Presi-
dent Totten has not resigned, as was an
ticipated by some of the papers previous
to the last commencement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

THE RUSSIAN MINIsrER.-The Wash
ington Union says that the Hon. R. l. In
gersoll, the new Minister 10 Russia, was
in Washington on Thursday, making ar
engagements for his mission 10 St. Peters
burgh. He expects to leave the United
States in the month of November.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

HThe Wigs of New York have
nominated Hon. JOHN YcuNe of Living
sion Co. for Governor, and Hon. HAMrL~
TON FISH of New York for Lieut.. Gov
ernor. The ticket is a good one, and if
the Wings Of that State unite upon ii,
there is not doubt but they will carry
the day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

MASSACHUSETTS STATE CoNvENTIoN.-
The Hon. George N. Briggs was re-nom-
tnated by reclamation for Governor, at
the Convention held in Boston, on
Wednesday. The Hon. John Reed was
also re nominated for Lieut.. Governor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

Loco Foco STATE CuovENT1oN.-The
Loco Foco State Convention, for the NOM
ina,io1 of State officers, has been called
to meet in the city of Mddletown, on
Wednesday, the llth of November.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.

VI 11IH OOOIH I
President,-JOHN G.. AMBLER.
Isl Vice President.-D. G. WHIrTEIsEY.
I'd Vice President-CHARLE JONES.
Sd Vice Presideni.-PH1NEHAs NORTH.
Corresponding Secretary Gen. FRED
ERICK BUEL.
Recording Secretory.-Dr. A. s. LEWIS.
Treasurer,-S STEPHEN TRoWBRIDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

Oo-The Rev WILLIAM WATSON, Rector Of
81. Peters Church, Plymouth, Conn, has been
appointed Chaplain of the I'd Episcopal Sea-
mems Chapel in the city Of New York, to be
known hereafter as the Church of the Holy
Comforter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

rs Richard D. Hubbard. Esq, has
been appointed States Attorney for Hart
ford County, instead of Thomas c. Per-
Kins, ESQ.,, whose commission has expir-
ed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

9s-During the ensuing year, new Episco-
pal Church edifce is to be erected in the large
and fourishing village Of Winsted, where SER
vices have for some time been celebrated by
Missionary supported by the Parishes of the
county. r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
BIrILIlINGS

The new dwelling house Of H. Moore Esq.
on Monroe ST., has been enclosed and the i'm.
preston it conveys in its present condition
j. very pleasing II will be-, when finished
the handsomcst house, probably, in western
Virginia. In some respecis-the heavy cor
nice particularly-il is well worthy OF stten-
tion by our builders.
The new warehouses of MosSrs. Paxton *
Pollock corner OF Monroe & Market streets,
nrc now nearly under cover They form deci
ded improvement TO our city. They are
stories high IS inch wall throughout, laid in
the most substantial manner, and are sltoscth-
er, among the finest warehouses we have ever
seen.
Ar. Bodley does the brick work and has
done himself great credit in it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

. INDIAN ooRN.--rhe correspondent of
the Ny. Courier writes as follows under
LoSDoS. Sept 2i. 1916.
wrote YOU o0 the 18th. per Boston steam
81, ood SHAFT pow sey merely lew words on
the subject al inhian Com.
The prioe oi. Indian ezra this morning. in
haIk l.ine, - 4 To - s',iliiugs per quarter
OF eight bushels; each bushcl Ncis Ching 81 los
81 s''cd, cleaned FROM cob AID husS anl from
oil Impurities. But. a. IL a. stated. that all
the steamers which have lclt for th- States.
during thc last SIX weeks, have taken out large
ori' IS for the purchase @! this article, IL il
iuiilc 10 suppose that the above heavy price
will br OF ieug Duration. / have, however.
made many enquiries among the dealers i'm
lhc London Corn market, and have come ,o
the conclusion, that our farmers in Illinois.
Indiana, kentucky, Tennessee. AMI Ohio,
! (Which are the five largest growcrs.) NAV
sairly reckon on a st~ly demand Tor Indian
( Corn IN the London market Of 30 shillings
! the quarter on an average. equal TO nearly 81
/ per bushel. My calculation il made on the
superstition that during bad harvest in this
country the Corn Will be IN iull demand for
hGmln food; and IN o COOL harvest. when mo.
ncy Is plentiful, then there will be- an incr, a.
sct demand Tor la5Orcr, AMI proporiicna5ly
ia tedSed demand tor meat 10 tccd Them with,
and ior TOOL 90 tattcn cattle 10 furnish this
meal; apdrt from tbs fact that the laborcrs
themselves II once accustomed 90 usc Indian
COru, Will not b. inclined Cafirciy 10 fosegu
as usc, even when other food i, abandant. -
la any case, aud under ANY circumstances, The
Western iaruer may assure himself that lis
Corn viii become q sicady source OF revenue
to hun, a. II viii la TIC IA rchaut a steady ex-
p,ft staple.
IN AN my cadier letters have strongly in
culcatcd TIN importance ol shipping ouly the
Btsg and senldest article 10 his country
III Ul very well Tor demogosurs, in Jheir
-htump oations, 60 talk of "the starving my-
. rmds 1T mVnarchicll countries but your Gus
toners arc not starving Starving people
have not money ia their pockets, while The
fbuycr Of lidinn Corn have plenty. and will
not buy an inferior or dlmigcd article Be
sides which. the expenses OF freight, commits
sions and other changes TO bc made on Corn,
from the DAY itlcavcs thc Wabash until deliv-
cred in an English port, (and which, in reality
form the principal part OF It's cost hcre,) arc
as great ON bad a. on good article; and the
very best becomes thc cheapest and safest ar
uCle Tor shipment. Yours, truly.
ASGLo kNIcKERBocKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
Isl. Louis Rep, Oct. II.
From the N o. Picoy1me. October n.


AFFAIR OF HONO&.-We learn from
POr, Lavacca that duel took place on the 81
inst, near that place, between Lieut.. Jackson
and Capt. Thomas +. Marshall of the lst Reg
imCnt krnturkcy Cavalry. After exchanging
two shots without effect an amicable adjust
mcnt ol their difficulty was made. The or
l.s'n OF ,he quarrel j. not known, bnt Capt.
Marshall WAS the challenging party.
Through She same source from which we
derive thc above, we learn that this Kentucky
regiment j. in extremely bad health. TM, is
attributed principally TO The water, which is
very buaki.h aud warm.
Cpl. INSEY, we learn from jhe Colorado
llehil was ordered back ioSlu Antonio from
ihe PWsdlo de Ia Gnnde, los Cru. Taylor, IN
consequence ol dispute concerning prccc-
Cedcncr in rank, which hc hld with some OF
ihr volunteer officers. and not az has becn e..
ported beuu,a hc diso5cyed oricrs. N. o
Bitilctin, Oct. rs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
TIT FOR TAT.-Approachins WOO

TIT FOR TAT.-ApProachins wood
chopper BY the wayside, Yankee accosicd
him:
mister. have you seen WALLER dog a-gwine
along here, about year, year and half, or
two wears old3"
Yes, replied the chopper, supposing the
Yankee was quiDing him-"yes saw val
LEI dog going along here, about a year, year
and hall, or two year. old, about an hour an
hour aud half, or two hours ago, and you'll
md him abou. a mile. mile aud a half, or
two miles ahead, with tail abontan inch. an
inch and half, or two inches long
Hold on--that1l do, stranger. calru-
la', YOU are into me about feet, feet and a
hall, or two lc.tn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
BRIITAL MIrRtFR a r,., o,,r,oo,

BRUTAL MURDER most ouiragcou.
muulcr was committed in 0ade county. in this
State, on the body OF MIR. Shirley Tislae Sew.
en- young mSCals went to his house at night-a
portion of them secured his wife, while Others
seized and carried Tisdalc some distance from
the house, where they beat him until he be-
came scnseless, and was unable TO get home
that night. lie dieda few days after The
object OF the murderers in 80 abusing the old
man, was to prevent his bringing some al them
10 justice on account OF their I'll treatment of
has wife few days before, None OF the muir
derers had been arrested. nor are their names
given in the Springfield Advertiser, in which
these facts are detailed.
81. Louis Rep, Oct. II,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
rENNINGToN'S ERIEAL STEAMSHIP.

We yssieday called special attention to the
advertisement OF the Harmonious Tor the ben
eft Of Edal Navigation al the City Hall last
evening. However chimarical the idea Of
navigating Tie air may appear to the incredu-
lous and nnbelieving world, and even some
Of the most scientific minds OF this go ahead
wonder working age OF Improvements, still
nc are disposed to encourage every homes, CT
iot "f-liug to the advancement Of our race in
'he mighty and gigantic achievements tia,
have 40 co"sQicaously marked the nineteenth
century, Mr.Pe'~ing,on is well known to ,hc
pubic A. an ingenioo. mechanic. aud nn hon
cst nan. He is evidently ianest in his pur
poses and most sanguiue in his ,soectsiion,
The Hamoneons generously proncren him
benefit "a order 10 assist him ia his lauda b,
oud'avors to construct d mUdcl OF suilicicu
s'ze 10 demonstrate the utility OF his design.
nnd they deserve great credit for their lilJcraii
~ aud public spirit The impression the
have nude in this city by their music an
their gcnucmsHly department il extremely I,
voubie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

SLAVE CASB.-Quite an excitement
was created in the City Eiall Yesterday, by the
appearance in the Circuit Cour; of Young
negro claimed TO be a runaway slave. IL
appeared thst the negro, who il a slave OF Mr..
Chapman, IN Slnnnah, Geo. managed to Sc
crete himself on board the brig Mobile, and
remained hidden until the vessel Was near
tins port On being discovered the Captain
at once put him in irons and confined him i'm
The hold intending tn take bin back 20 Sa,an.
nah. When The bril- came to the wharf, the
Tact ct his being on boarl and in irons was
made known To Judge Edmonds who al once
isSurd writ OF habcds corpRS. The viz.
ilance committee OF the Anti Slavery Society,".
with Mr Isaac Hopper al the head, sooa g,it
hold oi itc affair, aud III. Dtcsser, Esq. VAS
Engaged TO attend "a the interest of the alley
Ell runaway. lie was brought into Court,
snd alter some discussion the case was al.
louuhcd until this morning when the merits
viii be- lnlly discussed Mcanw lille George
Tor such i his name, remains in custody oI
The Sheriff, at the City PTison.--N. y. Cour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
Correspondence Of the y. 7. Express.
WAsnNGroS. Oct. %.
rtIt, 5,nN.,,r,.,..,, o., 49,. 49,,

The Administration entertain the mo Il am.
bilious designs IN regard To the conquest OF
| Mexico, aud what was limited al last s,tm,ne,
| IN the Conncils OF the Executive, is fast be.
coming matuTe3 plan, both lor the prosccu.
! ton OF The war and lhe trims OF peace when
peace shall be made. The Administration in
! making peace with Mexico. will not De
content with the surrender of the Rio Grande
as boundary OF the United States, nor, | hear
VIII they be content with claiming the whole
OF New Mexico, aud oil Upper California.
vast as these possessions are. The design i,
10 claim The 'rh0le icTTiiorvnorh of Tdmuiso
ia ne Guy Of Merico. and north III nc ,oniA.
efHmOsf point Of LOlnCr California. Mexico
was told, or will be- told By the Executive.
"heh next Ieins OF peace shall De- proposed
20 hef, That she must pay the entire expenses
OF me Mexican war, aud oil the claims that
can b. raised and scTaped against her. This
Il ~ known IN advance she cannot do Am mon
ey, aud the Government OF the United States
Will therefore graCiously Conlcsccnd 20 take
pay Ia Mexican lands. The more tbs war
costs, says our Government, the moe lands
we shall have, and The more claims ol our
cl'Aths amount 20, the preHtcr alsj will be
ti- demand against the MvAican Government.
The Secretary OF State and the Secretary of
the Treasury have had assurances that claims
can b. presented agains, Mexico 10 the amount
ol at least FlFTEEE MILLIONS CA BoLLARsi
And the Administration 60 pay all the claim
ants 10y the scizurc OF Mexican lands and Che
present war - becoming popular with claim
ants, aad has b.en made 40 from the FIRST AN.
der lhis promise. The war, indeed. is only
justified by The neglect ol Mexico TO pay the
awards OF her own commissioners ,ggairsj uheir
Government end, in order 90 maxi, as much
oi tins Justification as possible, ,hc Admins.
lalion are anxious 80 ihcruse the amount of
clalm dnt claimants. Their uuubc1s. The adj
mlnnTaiion m5y be- easily assured. viii ~
; legion aud thc amount millions, aud young
men Will pW grsy bviCrl they ,cc end ui the
consequence OF The war with Mexico The
'srea,s, Indeed, against Mexico have been
most lnYJcnt here siuce Santa Anna played
.hc Admmis ration falsely in rrgld 10 whi,
he could and w"sd do ~ admit,sd back once
TO loss own country.
II Is worth while 60 st,.ly thc drsiaus Of ia.
Administration ia regent To- the conqu, - i
contempltles. -The following teldton h.
been s.Rrd upon by Commodore S,o,i. a,.,
Col. tIcuput and Colonel keamcv.
. Oppr California will AN area oi .}16 $50 mil
Now Mexico 2Il-0D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

OUNCE MARMALADE.-S yeur
ounces when they are fully ripe. pare and
quarter them; take on, the cores and pat them
in saucepan, well timed; cover them with
the parings and. ssring water; put en a close
i'd aud let them stew over slow fire until
they are OF pink color; then take out your
ounces, beat them TO pulp, aud strain of
the liquor. Taken pound OF loaf sugar to CIV.
cry pint, boil AMI skim il well. then put il
The ounces anj bo1l gently nearly an hour
stirring constantly When cold. put il in
glasses, and tie down tightly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

A GOOD HINT.-Thc Lancaster E,,rinor
suggests that thoss who may have copics of
democratic papers, issued within three weeks
past. should preserve them for future reference.
We have no doubt that, in less than two wears
the locoloco leaders will stoutly DENY that
they were ever opposed To the Tariff of ~.
Let the documents be kept!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
ALABAMA ELECTloN

\ sPcciafclvc,ion has just been heid IA this
state to fill ohe vacancy occasioncd by tue re-
s'soaiion OF Mr.. Yancy. la four counties
heard irom the Wings have gained POP over
the vote Tor Me-. Clay Four more counties
20 b. hcarl from. The district gave Polk a
majority OF ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
PREACHERS AND PoLdTICIANS.-It

somewhat singular coincidence, that Mr.
Everett, the recent Minister 10 England, aud
Nr. Bancroft just appointed TO the same post,
were both formerly Unitarian clergymcn Mr.
Everett was Tor some years pastor ol the Brat
tie street church, Boston. Mr.. Bancroft
preached for some years as ''candidote." but
never h1d "call. - Congregational Jour
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

CT We have sccc, ut DIR. Bakers Drug
Store, some specimens OF glass door knobs,
manufactured boy Messrs. Barnes, Hobbs & Co.
OF Richietoun, which are very beautiful. They
are prctiicr than the brass knobs, cheaper,
mor' durable and much easier kept in order
Dullder should cxsmine them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
20. 1876.
APPLES

Our friend IL. MoMech-u has sent us bar
rel Of Ben Fio'esrs grown on the McMcchcn
farm which ore very fine. We mako our b-st
bow for the sam, ami prophecy that he will
never want customers for the spPIcs on that
splendid farm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

The Cottage Gardener. saws. DIR. Harrison.
oil Edinburgh, prefers dandeion coffee TO that
OF Mecca, and many persons all over tho con-
uncnt prefer mixture OF succory coffee 10
coffee alone. Dig up the roots of dandclon
wash them veil, but do not scrape. them. dry
them cut them into the size OF peas, and then
roast them in an earthcn pot, or coffee roaster
OF any kind. The great secret OF good coffee
is TO have IL fresh burnt aud ground.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

Tho principal feature IN The action Of remedy Cor the
cure of Consumption must h. SUCH that while busy
performing that dihcu, da,y should irrtaie OF
distress hat The contrary should have iie
ias elect Posihe. The state of,ls patent win al.
nit ANY rough trcaimeni 1t should ~ mild H.
eheicui. These advantages thoroughly combined
Mr. Brinekerhof' : Health Restorative. ils action -
speedy ss1s. aud easy. giving that OF comfort
tho pas,cn, desirable ia these distressing Lung Com.
plants where II H. use,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
a PROMISING soN.-L,rl Brouah,m,,

4 PROMISING SoN.-Lprd Brougham's
son, who Is yet a minor, aud consequently de-
pendent upon hts father ior support. has been
noted somewhat OF late for ihis attention To a
young actress in the French Theatre liz
iather recently wrote the following laconic
ePIstle III You do not quit HER Ill stop y6ul
allowance To which ihc son replied. III
YOU do not double it, | will marry MIR
The SON will enjoy seat in Parliament when
hc becomes oiago.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
ITEMS OF NEWS & ITEMS OF CHOICE.

ITEMS or NEWS & ITEMS OF CHOICE.
The Albany, ". " Journal estimates the
loss 10y The recent lire m tlot city, AT from
$4,000 to 100000.
Letters from Washington state that the
Cabinet had n recent session aud, among 9TH
er business before them was that of raising AL.
ditionai means Tor carrying on the war With
Mexico, and Tor obtaining the necessary means
ior The support of the general government. 49,
The Treasury department Is not only embar-
rassed, but begins to suiler from its elnbarmss-
menis,
"Do YOU suppose there is any doubt about
my baggage going to Canaan" inquired an old
lady oi the famous wng r., while hc was "see.
my some friend oil at the ALBANY depot a
few days since, "My dear woman, answer.
ed X. s0berly, lit will depend entirely on the
moral instruction IL has received Was If
brought az orthodox" mo" answered Ia,
uncomprchending woman, lit was brought ny
on hand Carl" Doubtful case. ma am
very"
The statue Of oConnell, b, Hogan, has a ,.
rived IN Dublin from Rome. Il Is upwards o
eight fee, high.
The Turkish Dvan has under h4 consiiera
tioa scheme Tor the construction OF railway:
in Turkey.
The frs; number Of the new work by Dick
ems, called Dombcy & Son, has made its sp
Pcaaucc in London.
Ten thousand Russian Jews ore expected 4,
arrive Ia III Holy Land to settle there Thi
number will add about a third tn the prcscn
Jewish population in Syria aud Palestine.
Two Germans, named Romlnzon ant
hnapps, charged with having fofg, Il and cir
culatai Iaise notes of the Banks al England
Pr1s.iB, aud Belgium, have been arrested il
Paris
The value of merchandise turned ava,
from Vera Cruz AMI Tampco b. orr blockad-
ing lorces' now la the public stores at tn,
Havana, lsestinlted at three millions of dol
l,rs besides what have come to the ports oil
the United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29

kILLEN.-We received, last nights let.
ter from SialersSiIle, signed william kil!eu.
g cts POSTAGE asking us TO advertise his
wiies Comfort who has lcil his bed and boarl
aud he will pay no debts OF her contracting.
We vii do Mr.. Killen The favor to say hat We
do not believe that he isobie to pay hrr debit.
but We do believe he is a comfort klieq
scamp "ho has been in the habit Of kllcn all
the comfort his wlie bad. aud wc wonder she
lad not left him long time ago.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29
COKE UPON LrrrLETON.-A T

phian having received a ton of coal, upon
which load of coke had been subsequently
dropped. thinking the coal to be light i'm
weight, appealed 20 one of their learned Judges
for his opinion. The Judge, after critically
examining the pile, decided il to be Coke up
on Little ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-29


Two counirymen observing the female flo
ures, with pitchers in their hands. which sun
port the pofilcos OF St Pancras church, won.
dered what they represented.
one.
That can't be neither" replied The other
there's only four of en-"
ooh. itsall right replied his friend. "h,
Other Is gone for ihe oil, you may depend
ont wv
" What do You call this Kind Of road," said
a traveller TO west ~ stage driver, who was
fumbling him over corduroy rosd.
We class ibis. said the stage driver, "a.
mong internal Improvements
II would Father lhuk, remarked the irny
eller, chat YOU would called 1t Internal i'm.
pfoVcmcnls.'
AZ Montreal, on The lsih inst. snow foll to
TIA depth Of nearly two feet.
a childs death was never more sweeg,
mouned tianin these lines, by x. y. Shed.
dam
"ln some rude spot where vulgar heritage
grows,
u chance violet rear its purple head.
ilr careful gardener moves % csc IL blows.
10 thrive 8nj flourish Boo noblef bed.
such was thy iate dear child,
Thy opening -nch
-cmiu,Her iuCudy bloom was shown,
foI earth too g0ui. perhaps,
Aud loved TOO much
tleA' n.aw auI raIlJ marked thee lar i's own