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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-28

GovERNIss.-A LADY FROM EUROPE, wlo mas
" had perence in teaching the gsh branches aad
capable OF giving lessons in French and music wishss
situation as Goverhess in family: An interview may be
q Houston street N B-May be heard Of az the same
time, an Frglish housokeeperi also an expert sewer
VNANTED-A DAILY COVERINGS, CAPABLE OF
w teaching the English branches of edueason $50, mt
lie and drawing Apply at No. Yves. kinetsenth street.
ftom ) to 10 O'Clock. A n, and to !. r.. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-28

ssIGGEES SALE.-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
"A that the Merchandise Stock, Fixtures &c. lately be
longing to r. Tucker will be sold at public auction
the 18th day Of October inst at l0 NJ No 30 Maiden
N. FERRIS. Assguee.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
I'M b i ~
ISAAC BRYAN.

Il No 81 I1tt4fJ5liilt STREE, lIlobfgc, 1zu.
EEPs oonstaafiy oaa ussla ardasvariety d
Il i Tile following articles; besides ii5any otlef.
(which would De FOO tedious 10 iutnfion:
toise She and Harm Combs of al descrip.
Brushes sof avery sisriatys :
buttons ct the latsst style and fpshion, rcgu-
/ lafly received; 2 z Y
Needles aald Pihes Of al kinds;
Millinery Articles ofsnperior style add ffsli-
CUTLERY, &c.
6sreayes and Sons Razors, Wade and Butchers
Ieazors, R Rodgers inc Scissors aud Knives, q
E3 and blades Anderson Scissors pocket Iev
I<nires md Forks SAUNDERS Chaplra's Pomc.
roys Emlerson1s I1l and Nee j Razor
Tea Bells. Bfittannia Iron, Tea and IaBbIc
Spoons, britannia Lamps, Corkscrews and
SIL FER & Plated IV.qREs
Silver ever pointed pencils, Thimblc.s coarse
HOLES. Steel Tops. Opeir. Tops. GerInans Silver
Thimbles, Spectasles, Plated Tea and Table
Spoons, Blue Steel SpectacIes;A Goggles. Stock
Buckles, Pantaloon Buckles, Silver Tooth and
Ear Picks, Silver itnd Steel Tweezerss silver 'la-
ted Hooks and Eyes, in round square and gross
boxes gs
Stationery Articles, viz: Steel Pens, Pencils,
Blue and Black Writing lux, FSvine &c, &c. -
Sporting Articles-Fne DoabIe barrel Guns !;
Rifle eand Gun Flints. Get. ect.
Games-Back gunnlon Boards, Chess Boards,
Chess Men, Dominoes, &c., sSSc.
NJ usIcal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fluets, Ni-
lions Se.
Jewelry--lfold and Plated Breast Pins, Finger
Rings, Hair Pins, Beads and Necklaces
Perfnmery, Pocket Books and W aIIefs, Fishing
Tackle, Fancy Goods, Looking Glasses, Miscel-
lancous Wares, Willow Toys. &c, &c. willis
the articles usually kept in Wholsesale and Re-
tail Fancy and Variety Store.
Merchants and others from Eastern Mississippi
purchasing goods in this line respectfully ill-
vited to oal1 assuring them that they will ut all
q sell ne any 0afn
lishment of the kind in Mobile.
January, 1850. Ply.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
DABKEY L1rscoMB LopGE, III.
i. O. O. #.
-=S w.
Covenant LoDGE, No. 90.

VIM spillman, N. G.; Josiah Stallings. sec'y
Meets at Columbus, every Saturday night
McKENDREE LODGE, No. 80.
E. c. Eggleston, \. G.; John A. Timberlake
Sec. Meets at Columbus every Monday night.
FRIENDsH1P LODGE No. IS.
JR HilIiard, N. G.; NJ. w. Young, Secretary
Meets at Barton, every Friday night.
ToMBIGBY ENCANP0ENT, No. 6.
Thomas II. Williams, c. p; John K. Peirce
Scribe. Meets at Columbus, on the 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays of each month";
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
SOCIETIES IN LoWNDEs COUNTY.
MASONIC.

CoLuMnUs LODGE, No. s.
S. s. franklin, w. NJ. N. E. Goodwin, sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the 1st Friday of each
month.
LowNDrs LoDGr, No. III.
a. w Lampkin, w. NJ. O. T. Keeler, Sec'y.
Meets at Columbus, on the 3rd Friday of each
month";
DABKEY LrrscoMB LODGE, III.
Scott Thompson, W. NJ. Richardson, sec'y.
Meets at CrawIordsvlle, the 3rd Saturday
of each month.
CoLUMBUs r. A. CHATTER, No 4.
Meets at Columbus, on the 1st Monday after
1st Friday Of each month.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
POPE & BROTHER,
WHOLESALE AND RITZ

WHOLESALE AND RETAH
No. 80 Commerce, and 40 Front Streets.
A RE constantly receiving fresh supplies OF
III every article IN their line, which they offer
on reasonable terms. Their stock consists in
part of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses Flour, Bacon,
Whiskey, Lard Nails, Raisns, Tobacco &C.
Mobile, March, 1851 46-tf
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
R0BasaNs. ARRENGvON 8 CQ
"MobiIe StaliOners' Warehouse. 2
Wu1. StriclxIand,s

Bo.k G.aliansg, Printing } Binding Establishment
No. % DGnphin ST. MoJiie
BOOlS-comprising the works of the besi
standard authors the various departments Of
Literature.
CHEAP Publications, at publishers prices, re-
school Books. a large supply Of all kinds in
general use, selected with great care by the pro-
.pretor personally.
Anmuals and Pictorial Works, of the mosr
beautiful description, superbly bound.
stationery, consisting OF the most apProv-
ed kinds, adapIed to the use OF counting rooms
and public Offices.
Blank Books: of the most approved manufac-
tnre, with recent improvements.
Paper and Cards. Letter. Foolscap, Folio
Postan other papers, playing and plain Cards
all kinds
Printing and Book Binding, in all tlleil
branches, neatly executed.
o. Country Merchants are invited to examine
the stock andprices before chasing elsewhere
feb27'5 5I45:1y.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

+ s
/ 1f 5 E.s ,,s,.l,s.. -.
Az sx III s. % ~ ~ y rs =, ll lon
si%l ~ ! ssR ~ ID 81 aTTnn - y cailsl latT
49, - = ne snaacel lor, 80 the ensuing
in 3. ID
Il " fslt,, S. ffg 9l1the Ffzekl announce CIKAS.
t = s - Aiinas as g csIlsllNAfe of tho oliGe
80 Shancei iIpf a. ti4 ciisliillg NoGnmbcf
~ - - X X s.
w "a IL saaaa 10 risssi ID q.
~. rARE NJ of q
Tor lie oce ol ata Ehanoc 81 ne
~ fsIai1ef g sAssas
rr1s We ard auth iurisetI sfc nf1ielIY,ee W M
II4s EsAI SON. as sf csa1.I;elais .s,r
the olHce 81 Sheriff. or the seo,.nfv Sc Low1des
EAa " 'a'as 'ass'ss q g l's1oea eleplaon
1Z~ WEsare authorised to announce ROB.
Err q ~. Ia DE n, 81 ii candidate for The
office Of 3 Sherih for he county of Lowndes, at
the ensuing Aovefnbef eleetion
WE orc antlorizosl 10 announce n. IN.
.GsASTON as u cantldsftte for fleasofIica. OF
Sheriff for the county OF Low1tles al the ensl,-
ing November election.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
IT. CoNNELL, CHI mn.
c. II. MORSE, Secretary.
More of the Mobile Murder.

The Mobile Herald of recent date gives
currency to some rumors which add myste
rious interest to the murder of the Cuban
! Hernandez, who was assassinated in that city,
under circumstances of so much atrocity, on
Sunday morning last.
Since the residence of Hernandez in Mo.
bile, there have been many rumors afoat as
to the cause of his leaving Havana. The
following account is givenon the authority OF
gentleman of Mobile cognizant of portion
| of the circumstances.
a short time previous to the Cuban expedi-
tion from this country, a stupendous fraud
was discovered by the authorities of Havana
to have been committed against the Govern
ment, which number of the most infuen-
tial citizens were implicated. Prosecutions
were Instituted against them. Hernandez
was in possession of all the facts. The Gov
ernment found it out and seized and confined
him in prison as a witness, to preserve him
from the bribery, power and influence of the
defendants They attained means, however,
to communicate with him, and for large
sum of money he agreed, when introduced
as a witness for the Government, to narrate,
as facts, a statementon the trial which would
exculpate them. The dayof trial was draw
ing near, and the defendants began to look
upon Hernandez with deep suspicion, as they
were completely in his power. They feared
a betrayal of their trust, and concluded it
were best to get him osltof the. way entirely
They planned hisescape from prison, furnish-
ed him with seyersll thousand dollars, and he
was soon in this country.
During the excting events incident to the
.deseen pom Cardenas this prosecution was
lost sight Of. Since the appointment Of the
new Governor Of Gnbait has been started a.
fresh, and il Is the intention of the aufhori-
ties to probe the matter to its Foundation
The new QVernor, learning Of the escape.
and q ght of Herlandez, after considerable
inquiry and iEIyes CATION located him In III 81
bile. he necessary steps were being taken
1v the g avernment to obtain bis appearance
iii Havana This the defendants found out ],
and knowing that II would lead 70 "a ez pos
ures0f the whole saet on they procured
the coiEsIi ssion of is deed.
Some 81 tie SIlm aees here detailed
haNf st ne es III blanec to 7Eirts ot tlae|
2ne oI patA ii IT. Rl1aI.
slinp FIJI IA 9il bTi lien Inn 8 lI
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
Aberdeen and COIumbus PaCket.

TNHE Fi,ct Ciass sfeamer. ABER- 49,
4 DEEN, CHARLES MILLER, mas
ter, will run regularly lfom Mobile
to Aberdeen during the coming season, touching
at Columbus
The Aberdeen was built exclusively for Ibis
trade, is light drauglit-has all the modern im-
|proveIncnts in machinery with fire Engine
Her Cabin is furnished in fine style and with
Captain Miller ns commander what boat cun Of
fer greater iacilitics for shipment or more COM
fort TO Passengers.
HALE & MURDOCH,
Sept. %, 1850. 23-tE AGENTS.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
S. OF Il.

CoLUMBUs DIVISION No 0, SoNs OF TEMPER
ANcE.-The stated meetings of this Division, are
held at Temperance Hall at Columbus, every
Tuesday evening at Z O'Clock.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
STEAMBOATS,.
REGsiLAEl I'ACKET--FIrst CLASS.


IfTtlIE Ncir sfaagch Fna Running 49,
a steamer, CtBA, R"Br OIis. Ee
master, VIII commence brr rcgunr A-all
Trips with fuc first rise Of Tire rscr--lca,np Mo-
biiecycry Saturday evening and arriviuu nt CoI-
tumbns Monday, 4 O'Clock p y. Lcu,ing lor
Mobile Tuesday O'Clock, 4. N N.--~MOorc's Bluff
l0.M ~; Union Binh and Nashville .auIr day ;
Pickensvillc "Wednesday 9 O'Clock. 4. 49,, Mru-
phs, Fairfield and Newpor same day; Virma
IL o'eiock, ~, GAINESVILLE / p. VI. Jouc} BnGnd
and 'Iuhpou same night, arriving ia Mobile ou
Thusday evening
The CUBA is entirely ncw-built expressly
for tic trade- land has all thc modern improve
iuent In machinery, with fire enginc) Her
Cabin and Srste-roOms are finished in n style a.
qualto any thing in the Southern waters.
Theswell known punctuaty and pro1npinegs
Of Capt. OIIs, iusnrcs The arrival and departure
OF Tie Cub;l according 10 her schedule.
nc A plan OF the Cabin will be found NJ tlio
Office Of the agents, whore bertls may be- See
curci.
BAngHst lru $3.50
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
THE STATE OF 1EIssIssIPPT,
District CAoncery Court Held at Colssna-
bus. At Rules

District CAancery Court Held at ColstDa-
bus At Rules.
Elizabeth A Smith, ct. al
vs. Parmenas Haynes and the Heirs Of
William G. Haynes deceased
pom opening the matters in this Bill and it
~ appearing by affidavit ffledtlat the Defend
ssints Parmenas Haynes and the Heirs of William
G. Haynes, are non-residents fthe Stale mis-
sssipPi, and reside beyond the limits thereof, SO
that the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that unless the SAID de-
PENDANTS appear here before the Vice Chancellor
on before the first day ofthe next term of this
Court, TO be holden at the Court House in the
Town of Columbus the first Monday in May
next ensuing and plead, answer or demnr to the
several allegations in said Bill Of complaint
contained the same Will be taken as confessed
by said eefendanfs and the matters therein de-
creed accordingly.
Ordered that this order be inserted in the
Primitive Republican, a newspaper published
in Columbus. weekly, for one month.
a true copy from the minutes
TEST, w. w. LESTER, Clerk
TT. E. sJARNAGiN, Solicitor.
April q 1851 47--dw.s Prs Zee 50 90.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
ALARA1EA DRUG STORE,
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
GD 9 z eoo;1p. n J: 81

TsHE undersigned re- fDRY GoopSg
Il spectfully invite the 6E1Ex ---S
citizens Of Columbus and the surrounding coun-
try to their large and handsome stock Of Goods,
Just received and now. opening consisting of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods nfevery style.ansl
variety clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
comprising all the new styles, Tor Ladies, Gen-
tlemen and Children Ha,dudye, NaIss Iron,
Castings Needing Hoes Trace Chains 6-t., Sad
dies, Brides. jMnyfingdfes &c. Grockerys Glass
IIood and HEilioto Hare, and all other articles
usually kept m their lisie.s
In addition to which we have just received
LARGE AND DESIRABLE SFY LES OF
SIP ~ 81 o. @ I'D
consisting Of Grenadines Tissues Gol,tqsbi ORR
e,lfals BaI@atiaes. French Jnconefs Bareges; M
bosaai hecs. Plaid Six Tissues. guadtes, Eng-
iish and French Prints, Printed Lasra, xeneh
lfa1slsns Bayndires Enttoiaea Mtislins, 8c. 3c:
AIS SOW xPeet soon 10 receiy ye some 5000
pair Of RUSSETS and we invite our friends 10
call and examine.
Allof which We will sell on as goods terms
leiIher foF CASH or on usual tinnel as can be
bought q any good house il ihe eiIy &c Mobile
- COZART HUMPHREYS, & BILLUPS
Febiy. 27, 1851. fly.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
JAMES HEWITT
REGULAR IPAKET.
EIGHT DAY PACKET.
For Columbus and Aberdeen, Clara

~ NVA"HtuS dHW ADCIuteWg NIdEao
!. NJ. BRAiNARDCapt. J. T. WIlsoN, Clerk
IHNllE Light Drbghf Fira Class 49, n
a steamer, CLARA, will ruu re- f
guarlyt 10 ColumbusQnd A Aber,lccn 0z,-l
tbe coming season, 81 soon as the water rises.
bnfn9 me summeishc has been thoroughly
overhaucd and paintedand no cxpcu,c viii b,.
spared TO render her accommodations and table
equal TO any boat on the rvcr
Capt BRAINARD returns las thanks o his iriend-
and the public generally iordc very liberal p"-
tronagc given 10 the CLARA,aui assures thrw
that every effort will be made 6, render his pus-
sengers comfortable 4 give llis slippers prompt
ness and dispatch.
CO All engagements made by the Subscribers
Will be faithfully executed.
HALE a. MURDOCH, AGTs.
August 10Th, 1850. 1T
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

n \ n"
fTHE undersigned has taken the House for
Il mefly occupied by Mrs NEusgrOve.
He is prepared to accommodate travellers r.
and would respectfully solicit share of III it'll
public patronage klN ILL
Columbus, Miss. WILLIS POPE.
N.B.--The House is convenient to VIM Caay's
Livery Stable. feb27i5I:45:cm. S
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
OTTLEY s. STARK.
) South Side Of Main Street.

South 0lde OF WAN aotreeIs
Old Stand OF IIedrer, 1iltllia DC Co.
IT INHE undersigned have formed copartner-
Il ship under The above style, for thespnrpose
of conducting a Mercantile Business, in the Dry
Goods hne at the above we'll Slo wa oid s4aIltl--
where they have on hand .sxlI sslected dssOrt-
aiesit of
SIsaPLE s. F.aNcY DRY GOODS,
snifable for the Season aud this nlarleF fogefl-
er with Ready made Ctokting, Hagdicdre Qatease-
srnxe, Suadfery 9c.
AVe invite sour friends and the public to give
us a call and examine our stock as we lIaFe no
doubt Of being able 10 suit them Ia Goods md
larices JOHN X. 0TTLE4
PETER STARK
Columbus, june 12ths 1850. 81
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
Regular Packet.


IHNlIE Ncw FirS Glass Fart Running steamer
| Il JENNY LIND. CLorDls, master; II. X.
JAYNE. clerk, viii during the season as a.
regular Columbus Packet leaving Mobile every
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, and Columbus
every Saturday morning n O'Clock The Jcn-
ny Lind has fine accommodations, and for speed
Is not surpassed by any boat on the river.
All engagements for freight or passage made
with the Agents will be promptly fulfilled
HALE x MURDOCH.
jana, 1Sj1-n37-tG Agents.
Democrat copy.
IFINIIE firm of DECHERD & GRAY, is dis
Il solved by the death ofthc former The bus
liness will be continued by the subscriber, who
will be glad to the customers Of the former
concern and all others that may favor him with
Il call. To make room for the Fall and Winter
stock, the present will be sold remarkably
low on the usual time TO Punctual customers
J. B. GRAY
Columbus, Sept. 9th, 1850. 2l-tC
security of Families against Want
MAY be obtained with certainty by the Head
IVl ola family vino will pay annually Il certain
portion of hIs or her income 10 the
KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY,
A. the following rates on each Hundred DoiiayS.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
TIOS. II. WILIlIalTS,
Auction and Cemnissi0n Merchant,


GoLUMHus MISS
vi Oh I'D espectiai u1aee 10 his friends
aud the publ generally u, that hA Is new
properly at efion oTon lon allEission Ior 4 rex
sonRble per renfag 81 hk RS bl slFi iQi and
orol1lEf affeti on TO sllaFe prop ion od
bushes At bis old stand 9n tlle corner Of Main
ialxI S {. J1lliA ii treatss Xsz
REFERENCES
Afessss Fr1nI lin & BrofI q,
Col: i. s. s Lon + e n "a rs, Mise
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
For Sale or Rent.

1TyHE House and Lot ia the eastern part d
che town, near HE Female Institute, for.
Fessssa mefIy occupied BY y K. Peiree. 49,.
IT,: i: ALSO Ssssssa
TWENTY aeFes Of good wood land, ve- Z 8.
81 aheap Two miles from toNa. For pa9 ticnlafs
enquire0f AF1E. ca
columbus. an 30, 1851. 81
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
DISS SOLU.TIO ON.

YSHEs Undersingned respectfully informs his
IL friends and customers Of the old firm that
he continues the DRUG BUSINESS at the old
stand and respectfully solicits share ofther pa
tronage. JAMES ZONES JR.
Columbus, Miss. Oct. 1O,lS5O. 25-tf.
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

SIGN OF the ..SEeRO s MORTAR..l

YTASs now IN store and 1oA salea 1l,ll and ON
Il plcte assortment OF every article in The
Drug lina--ilis stock j. entirek fresh and one oi
tic best selections in tle county, G conI1rising
- Drugs ChcnliraIe; Patent Mcficlues Pfsfnnieyu,
Fancy .4rticlcs, Toilette Soaps Ca,Aics Surgeon
Islsfrunenfs, Glass Hare for PhgsicAans H'indoac
lsiass assorted sfzes-E Putty. Paint Bsu,hes Yuy-
nisFes o1 C0aFb nlakers and Cabinct c0kntc,s md
Broic and Back JapaHs Parasites, IpiAcriaI Tco.
Sperm, Lard, Tdnner's and LiHseed Oa, OLD D.
1,ortd Part, llountafa Malaga and Supbcior Ma
lfiri Hgae. Ofnrd Dhpuy " Go. James 4ennessv
and gfusfeH Cogniac and Champagne B,andies
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03
Patent Medicines of every variety
Fresh and Genuine,

His assortment of Patent Medicines. combines
every article of amy importance III tllat line
which he oiiersat prices:
JAS.JONES JR.,
Columbus, Miss, Oct, 17tlls 1880. . IL
The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

The Chairman was also authorized by the
meeting to appoint ten delegates to the Union
first Monday in May next, and ten delegates
to attend the Greensboro Convention
And then the meeting adjourned to meet
again on Monday the 22nd, when speeches
were delivered by Col. Cobb, & Capt. Barks-
dale
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
TERMS
nkEyy RICHMOND TIM fGSs

The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per ann, provided paye ace 20 r ojt5j 10
dqys from The comcneeneat Of he sSserl9ers geq 1
DOLLARS will be charged, and in no case whatever
will an exception be made 10 this rude. ......-..
=" ADVERTISING-Fo one square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less, first insertion 50 cents; and every
succeeding insertion % cents. 49,
Thrice n areek-For one square, first insertion b2a
cents. every succeeding insertion 37i cents.
Toice meek or once q ,1cek-Eor one square, 1Fst
insertion IS cents; every succeeding insertion 50 cents
Advertisements of more than one square, will be
CHARGED in the same proportion, according tothe num-
Der Of squares But if the advertisement exceed one
SQUARE or any number Of full squares, by less than
eight lines, the additional lines will be charged as a
hdf square; if it exceed square, or any number OF
full squares by eight lines, the additional lines will be
charged as full square.
TIE number Of insertions Of Advertisements must
be noted the MS or they will be inserted until ofoef
ed to be stopped, and charged ACCORDINGLY
Annual Advertisers are charged $50 for 26 lines and
in that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
and $50 for 10 lines and in that proportion for adver-
tisoments Of greater length; except Auchoneers VINO
are charged 500 paper included for all sales before
their doors.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
RICHMOND.


.ss,rzz,ra cmEAr F,E Tar AMP v,pi isllfh,
SPRTN(4S, BY OUR DAILY LINE sfdase~z-,
or PACKET BOATS TO LYNCH s sfs5s.s7gg
Bi1RG. AND STAGES TO THE, N ~ -
WHlTE SULPHUR Fare through to the White
sulphur Springs only $40 so! Servants halt price
u TO % lynchbura SO 50 To scottsvillo. 81 90
10 Charlottesville. 2 60 To Stanton 30 90 90
10 Cumberrd c. H. SO To Farmve.. .3 90
On and after the FIRST OF JULY, our Packet
Boats will leave Richmond daily at oeioe u bo M
bara suneror coaches are in waiting to take the pas
sengers Immediately to the White Sulphur at which
place they arrive the following evening.
NoqE,-1hls route is DAILY ONE; with the aodl-
,iona advantage of ri-weekly line OF Stages from
Jyncbburc passing over the Natural Bridge and by
Dagger's Spring. in the same time, to the White sui
phm. c-, ,z7,,,l,o,,;Io nlo,n+..
vile and Knoxville. !, Gil II NJ
azsF Passengers from the North or South and Nor
folk boats will find this route equal In speed, with iare
lower than by any other c ,...o..o. 1o4..,oo,
Below see card of intermediate distances pelWeeh
Richmond and Lynchburg, for fare and hours OF ar
rival.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
THE DAILY TIMES.

CHILDHOOD.
Fale ghostly shapes, around me still yet Iinper.
- y ct WITH averied looks, and whispered signs
vi ION farewell, pointing with silent finger
Where buried childhood lies
From the steep peak of maner existence
Backward my anxious gaze [ vainIy cast
fIoat Ger that valley in the flying distance
Mlsts OF the shadowy past.
Where IS that world? Alas ,a oono fo,o,,or
The soul of light, Of melody, and mirtb
That dWelt IN sunbeam, wood, and SHINING r;var
And clothed the dull, bare earth
When the heart leaped to hear the wild birds greet;,
Danced with the dancing leaf on every tree,
And ieIt within each vein OF nature beating
"a pulse OF sympathy.
When the pure, virgin we'll of thought and feeling
flushed in Tree tides, the newborn heaven ofioy
Crcled round, its mystery revealing
10 the falr, wondering boy.
Where art thou youth all, whittier from me banisbed7
Un the bleak hillside of my days, behold!
he shadows stride, the sun has well nigh vanished
With hal-shu glance and cold.
Now, through clear, blue rift those clouds dividing,
Methinks familiar forms again see 81
Loved faces Old beneath the veil are gliding
That bend and nod to me.
And from afar tlue-I like voice replietb
,rNn ny seekest thou the living 'mong the dead %
1 ne shape may change, the spirit never dieth
Though childhoods look be fled,
Still the same skies with face ofhappy dreaming
Bend smiling over thee as once they smiled
STILL thro' thy manhoods eyes undmmed is gleamng,S
The presence OF the child
w Within thy heart the longlost fount is swelling
Whose waters bring fresh, unwrinkled youth
Wltlhn thy heart II yet the holy dwelling
Of taith OF love-, of truth cxa
There find thy charm, gainst touch of eating sorrow
The sources of thy undecayins sun;
The heart is not of yesterday or morrow;
Memory and hope are ope
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06

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