davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

The Houses in California are TO come from
all paris of the wolff, as Well as the PEOPLE.
They are suildins houses in Bordeaux, France,
TO send 10 California, and sumo have already
been shipped from Bel, inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

FROM TRINlDAD.-RIor AND Loss or
LirE.-We learn from The Jamaica papers that
a riot occurred 10 The island Of Trinidad, Sep
'embcr 18th, IN which The colDniss attacked The
Government House, peiIing The Legislative
Council, which caused The military To b, called
out, and so desperate did the mob grow In their
attack, that soldiers were ordered 10 FIRE, by
which two persons, man and woman, were
killed. This had The effect 10 cause the rio,ers
TO cease peliing the military with stones. but they
did no, then d'spefse; subsequently, portion OF
them dispersed TO the country districts, and com.
mted various ac's OF inceI diarism. The Go.
veromehl buildings were made into a temporary
bar acks. The ostensibe cause OF The rio! was
jail regulation, causing imprisoned debtors 10
have their hair cropped aud wear prison dress,
also 10 assist in any prison wo.k 10 which the
TAILOR might call hem. Among the mob were
a large number OF il-disposcd persons, principal.
ly 81. Kits and Antigua Immigrants, anxious
both for plumber and massacre. The most re.
vcliing threats were also used against The white
inhabitants as body. by some parties speaking
Creole Fren H. AMI reported 10 be Martinique
Immigrant hui the natives OF the colony, VIM
had taken pan in lhc earlier portion Of lie pres
ceedinss Withdrew themselves from The sub.c>
Quen inceadary Oulragss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

TO ALL WHOM lr MAY CONCERN
THE undersigned, Executor of the last WIN and tsa-
county in the State Of Maryland, deceased, hereby
give nn,ice that he intends 10 apply for transfer oil
the stock held by said testatriK at the time oi hef
death ia the Farmers Bank Of Virginia; AMI also In
the Corporation of Alexandria, In said State OF Var,
pnia 10 The Iruatres thereof under said last will aud
testament BASEL ID SPALDlSG,
Ann oacwim Executor af Mary Ilargravas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
TO ALL PERSONS WHOM II MAY
CONCERN,

NOTICE Is hereby given that we, Nathaniel Cham.
~ rry aud Henrietta ChlnIcey, SURVIVING eI-cu-
tors Of Eihn Chauac-y, deceased. ali oil th- Ii;y Of
Philadelphia. in the STATE a. tnnsyslnii, tnt-ai IL
transfer IT, lillian Saviar othr said city, sir shlfes
ri stock in the Chrstefiea Railroad Company, Two
iG:dr.d aud xtynine Shar-s of Stock in the Peters.
burg RAILROAD Company, and three hundred and nneIy-
three Shares vi Sleek IN the Richmond, Frederlcks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, standing in the
nlme OF the said Eihu Chaancey en- tbs noks of the
:ad several Companies. respectively.
NATHANIEL CHAUNCEY,
HENRIETTA CHAUNCEY,
Surviving E1ocutols OF Elihu Chauncey, deceased.
Philadelphia, 0ctober l0-cwtn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the Esiale Of
IA THOMAS l. NELSON, deceased, will please nc.
tify me Of them imMe diatsly. John PAGE
Administrator Of Thomas Nelson, deceased.
Hanover County, October l7-c2av4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

In consequence of the neavy rain storm on
Monday night, the gable end Of a new house on
Main stree, frs, below Tho Old Market fell in,
the foundation giving way, early Tuesday
morning breaking off corner of D. True.
harris house next to it, but iojuring no one.
The house was not occupied; but VIM Taylor,
to whom i, belongs, had stored few goods in it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
pI1woRED REVOLUTION In NAPLES.

The King Killed Nj Gaillaidei, IN le'e''
dated Paris. lIth Oct, to the New York Courier
dcs Elats-Unis, gives the following Startling re-
pou, which we have not seen mentioned eise'
where.
"The steamer Tarlare which has arrived a.
Toulon from Civia Vecchia, has bfougnt in,ei'
lieence OF revolution having broke out al Ma
pies, 10 which the King Ferdinand was Killed oy
the people Such an event would change Inc
face of affairs 10 Italy; but The news mas not
been confirmed from other sources. and II pears
but slight appearances OF ruth. However, d.
times 60 the impossible is now quite possible"
QUEER DOlNGS IN CUBA.-A correspon
dent of The Tribune, a! Havana, Is responsible
for The following remarkable doings at Maian-
Zas:-
nWhile The u s. ship Germantown was az
Matanzas, a number Of gentlemen proposed 10
give the officers ball, and The day selected was
Saint Zachary's Cay. Leave was refused oy
the Governor, for fear that il mign. oe esteem, :,
ed compliment TO the President OF Tue ohi.eo
States. But the Committee were informed 'na'
ON the Qleen's birthday ii w1ud % neeessay 10
grrs ons, and The officers coulo De ihfi'ed " IL
/ Iecd il which would answer tho same purpose
The parties did not think so, however, and as
lbey were denied the one. they declined The
other; all the preparations were made, but no
| dancers were in the halls. The music pipei TO
empty walls, save that His Excelency the Gov
erpor, bis wife and daughter, were present
Six Young gentlemen, Custom House oficlais'
have been sentenced to five years residence IN
Comma for the crime of staying away from
This ball, and four have tecn ordered home BY
Alcoy, and sailed this morning, placed on board
! ,ha i.nnrier which sailed fer CadZ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
WIN. IL. BROWN

Commission and Forwara,n, Meet,
RICHMOND, vIgGINIl "'i'"aal
HAVING removed from the comm, -, .,,.
respectfully Offers his services 10 his a"S !.
F"aa ~ ss"f F5uR sF wmkA 9s ., aSss"y
lie has taken one Of the Mrssrs F,y,, 80. 81 81
Cary street. nearly opposite Ia III. conu',. n.r re-
vrrn, the tner of Virginia and Cary s,.r,s wh.
REFER TO lion. w C. Rives,
V. W. Sonthall, Esq,
G. s"' W T1 Fi. 4 Randolph Al''"''''.
lion. James Garland.
MeRsnel 4 Lee A''eAsA's.
ilW j. Fry, Rie4a5nd
Feb &c lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

Gen John Garland has arrived in Detroit &C.
companicd by his family. He is on his way 10
Texas TO take the place OF Gen Worth, decd
Mrs Worth aud family arrived al New Orleans
from Texas on The I9h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

BALTIMORE, Feb 18Th. isi5
S,IR-The box OF Ia. smiths sugar Coated Inisr
- Vegetable Pills | purchased OF you some two mon
past ou nd in their application 10 my SON tot abCs
Is years Ut age the most happy eisrcis on the system
He had been tur some yrars very delicate health an
very much subject IL Fever and Chis-so mach 81,
to create alarm fer his future hratl-and for Two
three years had a. keep HIM from school most al We
time. | am now frank Ia acknowledge the complr's
restoration ol his health, aHa far prospect at IT.
manrni Continuance. JOHN a SANCTION
From James VI. Turner, Esd, lie III the U. \ Navy
been aiictrd several years Win weak ntSs u
thr breast, cosv-nrss aud difficulty Of breathing
was lately more than ever troubled though | had Ia
ken many prescribed remedies Through the adyic,
which used, aud they have not only relieved, but en-
tirely cured my complaints My wife has also usst
the M with the most happy effects believe them IL /,
the best medicine in the world, JAS ~ TURNER, :
ISL. Greenwich street, New York
From part of The Michigan Legislature
Feeling II a sense OF duty owe Ia our fellow be-
ings 10 make known IA som. way every display al ph
lanhopy rShihi ed IN the form OF medicine rsprrl
IT, his i. 10 certify that We have made al Dr. e.
BENJAMIN Smlh's sugar Coated Indian Vree,ah.
Pills" ani consider them lar superior 10 any OH,
pills oirrrd la the public For plai,lutnrss and si
pficacIonsnrss we safely recommend them Ia u,
pub &c a. Il general SPECIFIC:
lion) Sa II. PgAsg, ABR.M kl1sY,
(Iion.) T. G. LswRIScR, NATHAN BAIT, NJ ID.
Gas MoRsls, u. NJ shiTa.
Ssurag RiuR, Kew. ! y. VRRRLAnn'
Le0Ki Jackson CO., MICA.
Jcr This invaluable medicine 10 he had Of Me'su
Richmond Also for snr whoes lie aud retail NJ Il:
Pekn Tea Store 2la, Main street, Ly
JOHN LEXIS. General agsn,
Jnly l--dsclawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
FEMALESCHOOLIN SPOTTSYLVANIf

FEMALESCHOOLIN SPOTTSYLVANIA
ollsS KooU7Z, a graduate Of Albany Female AGA
M deny, viii reopen Female School at Pine
Forest, my RESIDENCE IN spoitsylvana county, virgil.
MIA on Monday, the 5IL instant. In this SCHOOL VIII
be taught full course Of English, the French and
Music nm the Piano. We would receiy1 four or hvc
Board and Tuition in English; ten dnars for French,
and twenty five dollars for Music on The Piano These
include all charges for the scholastic year OF ten
months.
In addition to Miss Koautz being graduate Of Al
banv Female Academy in le4i and having taught sue.
cessuly SINCE she rsirfsto Mr. Aionzn Crltten'
don, now Principal of large and hourlshing Semi.
nary al Brooklyn. New Yors, under whom she gra
duated; the Rev N Murray, II ID, and thr Rev Magic
Of Elizabeth Town. New Jersey; DR. Handy of PhiIa
f.ssor Norton Of Delaware College and the Rev Tnos
d Bell Of Harrisonburg, Virginia. My address ia
LewiS Store, Spottsylvania county, Virginia.
ELLIOTT DE JARNATTE.
spolrsylrania County, Oct l2-cw4w
U Fredericksburg Recorder requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
Photographed iut he Baltimore Americana
WAsuINsroN, D. O., Ocl. SO, 7. NJ.

WAsulssrcs, D. c., ocr. SC, 2. NJ.
appointments and Promotions IN The Macy.
James M Mclnlush has been appointed IN the
place OF Commodore Gwinn, deceased.
William f Lynch, 10 be Commander in place
of Commod ,rc McIrlosh promoted.
William L Buudino 10 be Lieuienan! in place
OF Lieut. Lynch, promo ed.
Van Rense;ear Morgan, 10 be LieuIenan! IN
Mace OF Eiw .rd C Anderson, resigned.
Richard f Allison, TO be Purser, vice Nathan.
iel Wilson, deceased
Treasury Appoin'msnt
Professor James 4 Boon has received The ap'
pointuen, of Meier and Refner iG The fhiladel
phia MINI, in place OF MIR. mcCulloh resigned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Republican.
WIsaIsarnn Oct Do lS49.


Dear Argus The appointment 10 day oil
McClinock Young, Esq., 10 the post OF Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury, has created qnIIte
sensation in the Wing ranks. They are CALLED
at the idea oil Democrat being called 10 so lm'
por All post, and whose services are deem d SO
essential 10 assist ii performing The dulles assign
I'd he Secretary. As a gentleman ana scholar,
Mr.. Young has no superior; and az 20 capacity
il is useless for me 10 al anything 10 his vide
cad reputation.
MIR. psnrose rsI1fna, learn, 10 his residence
in Philadelphia, Disguised with Ike whole Fay
Tor party, as must be every sober>'hinking man,
who has had cognizance OF lis corruption.
Ih.ye understood that The Cong: essional del.
eeal.on Ct several oil The States, have addressed
Gen. TaYi"r, requesting him III dismiss TWO OF
three m.pbeis ci his Cabinet. or the parry is IT.
re,fevab!y lo,t-loEaiy Innih!a,ed! SO you
may expsc; blow NJ soon aiic: The annual re-
poris az subni.led Ia Congress II L. said that
Ewins'> ~ ; ion 10 OHIO i 10 calm The tfou.
bed walrrs." Go ii, Secretary OF The Interior
nj llr Sfaie Of Ohio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
CASKIE d JOHNsGN

~ ohNCs > n 4 La w.
John 8. CASKfE and MARMADUKE JOHNSON
having associated themselves In the civil practice
OF law, viii attend the Counts al HE civ OF Richmond
and The county Of ienrico They viii asa attend thr
Courts u Chesterfield, and NarmaJgke johnson wi.
attend the Circuit Couis Of Amelia aud The Criminal
Courts Of Richmond and Henrico. Oct a9-dstclst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser of Monday


The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser of Monday
says
We understand that an insurance has been ef>
fected By one mercantile house in this city on
six hundred thousand dollars, 10 De received by
,her,bree next seameIs from California.
The N. Y. Express of Monday afternoon
says
Our shipping merchants are keeping their
ewes upon the new Reciprocity Act OF Great
Britain. The example of messrs. Barclay a.
Livingston is already followed, and during the
las, week several vessels we're chartered to load
at Calcutta, and other India ports, for London.
a New York letter in the Philadelphia
American says
The agent of the State Bank at Morris. N. J.
has suspended the redemption OF tho notes oil
that Bank.
The Roswell Factory in Cobb county, Geor-
p;a. has declared dividend Of six per cent Tor
The past six months. with surplus of S25 oOo
on a capital of about $4,000. This is tine
smallest dividend i has made for many year1
past.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
T'este,



-, Juslicu OF The Peace for the - aiore-
said do hereby certify that - whose name IL above
subscribed as an aiesing witness, personally appear
ed before NE in my - aforesaid, and made oath,
that the abO.e named -, whose names ARE sun
scribed a. parties the above letter q. attorney, ac-
know eds ed IN The presence Of the SAID VII.
ness. their act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal, this - day Of -
eighteen hundred aud -. ----- t-asL
KicHXosp, 2ilh Oct lsi9-3Iawiw
~ CIIANCERY -VInGiSiA All Rules held III the
CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Superior Court ot Law
and Chancey for Goochiand couLty, IN the Sd day oi
September, 1885,
Martha I Dyer siaialiii:
against
Isaac Curd and John NJ. Trorilian, Defendants.
The defendant, Isaac Curd, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the ACT o
Assembly and lhr Tuies Of hs Court and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that he Is MT an inli5liahi al
This Cuulnnnw eah: on the motion at thr painiih, II
- ordered that the said defendant, isaac Curi, do ap
pear here III tie rules be- held fer the SAID CON. on
the frs. Monday IN December neat. aud answer iilt
plaintiff hill and that copy OF his order tr i"tih-
win inserted III SOME newspaper published ~ Tue Cay
II Richmond. aud continued tor Two months success
slvrly aud posted the front door Of the Court llousr
Of tins county. a Cnpy. T1ste,
oct 3-cwam MAR. W. MILLER. CLERK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

JAMFsS NIYEh NM NVTF
f1NuE fifteenth annual meeting Of the stock holders oil
l. the James Rive. and Kanawha Company VII he
he held III the Compiny's Office, III this city, on Mon
day. the Goth Of November.
By order Of the President and Directors,
wa. r. MCNFuRD. Ser'iy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

Liltleton Waller Tazsw,l Ii. Esq, one of The mos,
distiRgu shed citizens Of Virginia, and whose ma
is 80 honorably recorded in The Senate chamber is
now on visit 10 Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL

TINE term of this Institution commences the frat
i "Wednesday of NDyembar NEXT and terminates on
the last Wednesday of March following.
The course IL al scientific AMI practiesl embra
cling outlines Of natural International and constitu
tion MI law and the principles of the municipal law oi
Virginia. with the subjects Of pleading and evidence
at some length.
The fee for instruction Is $50 for the COURSE payable
in advance -
Sept l4-dkcwtlaNov WIN. MAXWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

V'IlE subscriber Intending TO romcve South, In con
sequence ofiil health, offers for sale that desirable
well known, and highly improved estate, called FAR
MINGrnN, living in tho county OF Albemarle. within
three miles OF tho University Df Virginia II contains
2s4 acres of the best Albemare rod lard. II lies on
the Staunion Turnpike, and the extended Lonisa Rail
road passes through a corner of H. The Dwelling
House s large and eommodious, and there Is every ne
cessary building apperaiHins to a Farm. The stables,
barn and graDarrs are built Of the most substantial
materials. Gardens WIN brick enclosures, cnoce
fruits such as Plums Figs Grapes Cherries Pears and
Appes several varieties Of each. The Tract IL sus-
ceo,lbe nf DIVISION aIording to each an ample sup
ply OF timber and water .
Terms of vayment-one third cash, the balance in
one two and lrr0 years Possession given on the ls
Of September 1851. Purchasers are invited 10 call
aud vsw the premises and for information letters d
r.cted Ia me post maid Charlottesville U;!l hr at
tended To. !No CARi GR.
Forminpton 0rtober I2-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

TEHUANTEPEC.-The sum Of $4,000 has
already been raised al New Orleans 10 make a
preliminary investigation, in relation 10 The TIE.
buantepec Railroad,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
LOVES APPEAL.

The following verses, tsays the Home Journal, }
are adapted TO such general nse--so many peoples
sentiments better expressed"-that we publish them
with equal pleasure:
Go and forget thee! Bid The torrent flowing,
Turn backward TO its wild and unknown source;
Bid the stern tempest through the forest blowing,
Stay but a moment in its onward course.
Bind " lth silken chain the heeting hours,
That glide in silence In each summer day;
Call back 10 freshness last years faded flowers
Or. still the dashing Of The oceans spray.
But do not bid me go, nor yet forget thee,
Nor think IL wrong that do not obey,
1 would not that tho hour wherein met thee,
Should from my fond remembrance pass away.
would not have IL vanish like a VISION
Like sweet dream that fades with morning light;
But shrined In holy memory's dear elysian
With thoughts that cheer me through the darkest
night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

The Democratic journals in New York Ie-
joice over "ihe Union and Harmony meeting on
Morday nigh: in Tammany Hall, and boast Of
il as refu,alion OF Whig predictions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

NOR sale, at No IT'S Broad Street, spe,'D A.,
and Solar Oil, best winter CA"pa''s -
Burning Fluid, Lamps, Vices, e. o..s,i.
Nov ! q. J. MILLER, Dfugse'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

Appointment by the Gorernor Of V,rg'n'a
WILLIAM SH:pPEN, Of Philadelphia, TO be
Commissioner 10 take acknowledgment and proof
of deeds, &C., in The Stale of Pennsylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
Oct 26-cw2m LOUIS P. ROGERS, c. C

VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MON UNENT
by virtue OF an act Of Assembly, passed OF the 22d
~ Of February, l5i9, providing for the erection Of
Monument TO GEORGE WASHINGTON, the Com
missioners appointed By tn. Gcsefncr Of Virginia
he.rhy crr premium nf tive he ii.e GE,iari loT q
Plan tor the Monument u ~ approved ~ III NJ, ac-
Conpd3rd Yh nrcsSsIIy estima.' = tar ~ erection.
tbs Monument viii III loCatrd The capitol
Square, ii be City Of Richmond, he con nucted ni
and cost one hundred thousand dollars
Plans and estimates required b. the rst dag Of De-
cembrr next, eacosed 10 Inc Governor of Virginia.
WILLIAM r RICHIE,
GEORGE w MUNFOaD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
tAHE2 Sc WlCkHAM, -
THOMAS T'GiL.a,
NATHL NJ MARTIN,
JOHN NJ B0TrS,
q:t. l9-e2awlm
x TIE Washington Cnion and National Inte.li.
nter plsa5r ccEy, AID send their accounts to the
Executive Of yirsih,l.
CURE FOR ToorHaCHE MANY are the preplra.
- lions pu up anu vendrd specifies for Tooihache,
hui nf the great numLer thus brought before the public,
not one in hundred BRING relief much less cure
10 the sufferer The rooihache Specific which we have
sold for three years past Is exception as many can
testify who have rrsored 10 when all other remedies
bad failed 4, warranted In every Of fair trial 10
cure the worst Toolhache. For sale by
GAYNOR WOOD,
Nov Corner above City Hotsl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
se.riug. Frrmen,inE, Acid =" Compound
OE S. 2. TOWNSEND!

~ xaL. r. IN un!srro th,t OH Jacob Tosns.Mo3
...rSiirSg ORIGINAL. SkRS1pARlLA,I an lMiIAiW'
h. hi. r~or preparation - ,t.I ,~,,n esS
ii Tia, shoIL !es! IN srteb ~sieh sop
a.. r, , r.s,nh,rr. 2. fown''nis artek -.
,d nm, doxn nts,n ~, al Or. such nroan.sn asa
IN al, ,.d rnnsil0as from s,-n, Ht1 have s1ti ~.
g.., p r0--ns.nt FtRNiSt NJ tNf',
4, ri, rs1< ic.rt. i . ihs 6'''.f rs.' ii. ~.
rsn.,ti, rtiris jG Dr. Jssot ro'Hysni.
heaven tt, apart iaini,iy As,har thai ne' s's
s,,,v ,,reul,r ,.yiug iins % a. 1@oa .
p Ioa,..ni . no ,,e.o, .ni i ~ esm" :. 81.
,n.,s,,,tnox. no mr., Il Hsene or dses.e Wh -. ~
~ 80, !.n6. uuprsi.,.on,l WIS, ri.fsa" g
t,i,ir, Al he 2-res Il the .ls. use. s ifeias IGrfTs
ARE iaeap.u,s al changes. silsh ihehs 'e""' A. =
~ DISEASE .Gsira,i Il hs-i,hS ,a.-,,, sxr 50
;, h % area, a;. n,,n is unfortunate 70 p's {, ,,,.
xsnsa.d brnsni,y 10 sns boz, tie 'p.'ins q sssa
h.Ib .pi .m -, .,r crl.tri AL Hlsn Inf ~
intrmy-,,: "a IN. JACOB ToWSsksp hS' w.
YOIJS b ia, or,oruni.y sDi mssn s 20 tnns ss Il
Grand Uuiv~r.aI Concentrates hen a.,
,h;o N. ,,,eh ,na 20 The knoSete Il al st" nesi ~
NAV learn and tnvw, by loyfni rIIeri.nseh :,
Trsrseendcmi Power 10 he c,k
-, ,su, h, h4Y, - uaaurct-,soe s.ls:as'on ..lfJ,
ma, an, million, -! n setHe.' 81 n1
so,x hath. and los Tie VI rieo1 ani u'ah ss'"
VII pr,ncloaI Office I0a Nassaustreet n. 7. rof n
EseIts ol Richmoni-GAYSoRa AZ.
ALEXANDER DUvAL, GRuBbo az
PERSON MAY '9-r r--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

Go and forget thee Better that perish
Now while the cup of bitterness hold
Oh why wilt thou not let my spirit cherish
The gracious love that fingers yet untold
Oh why not let me pour The holy treasure
gentle bam-into thy shrinking heart.
twill yield gladness which thon ranst not measure
And calm thy sorrows when thy tears shall etart.
Oh then be mine, for in thy sweet confusion,
I've read the love thou ddst not dare TO own
Thou canst not tell me twas n fond delusion,
And that thy voice was only friendships tone;
Thou whisperedst once that it was but to try me-
Thou bad'st ms Danish love from out my breast;
Let not the thought that thou hast trlhed by me,
Come like shadow DER thy future rest.
Oh. call me back by all the sunny hours
We've passed together seated side by side
BY all the cherished Joys that once were OUTS
Oh, lot me, dearest, claim li,ee for my bride.
Quench not the fame that in my breast is glowing,
Nor seek to stife that which burns IN thine,
But let our loves like streams united flowing,
MnRle with each other Till mine be lost in thine