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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-31


rTyr~.~, 1850
PATENT JAPAN BLACKING.
1y7,yr,,,or,, No no CHESTNUT S,reot
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STlTUTE, at Baltimore, Nov ISIS and $40,
PhHaaayhi1, Octaiey 2Gi&, S4S.
have used J. GLARS Patent japan lhquld
and Paste DncAiug for some nine months, and
that have used these twenty odd years. find
it holds the polish and preserves the leather bet
tlir than any hlackiug that have ever tried
nTnnr,, r. Cmnnrns.
No. 81 Chestnut Street,
H. snc.o.lcl U"l't'I' !, a WE, WEITAp ,T',i}''
X, =, C,.c.,,,r, S,ro., aI',''' ,.,'.,,.1
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i sI cI' W 3, ~ So, So, 80; -. GI 'A'i''''N "i>-
p,a,',r'l ,i,,l.,,.l ,:oaa t,, en-, h,,,,,. fam
,.,,a, A.. sun '"''''' ''"'
Rad"ay Crca#s-an Balm, for the hair dand-
rail g. ,,.c
kad"aI Ready henei ior ttampS' OholIc,
II. i. MASSER.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-31

HIALADELpITIA WINE 4 LIluOR NTONL
BITING & WATERMAN,
Importers and Dealers in Liquors,
No. 22O MUket street, PhI0ieipb0,
OFFER for sale, the cheapest and best assort-
~ mcut Of Liquors u Philadelphia, such as
Champagne SAcuios, Port, StecE, Ciugct, Bur
gundits. Sauurn Barsac, Madeira, lisbon,
Tmcudc and sicily Wines.
Brauji5s of t,a choicest brands, viz
Magina, Oari Pong,, lIouucsy, &c, sc,
Fine Holland Gin, Nonon5ahelu, Scotch and
Irish Nhsicy, Sc Sc,
Hotels and the country trade supplied Phi'a-
dclphia prices on the moa, iherolterm
july Is, s5O.--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-31
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,


Their power over the aa,vc diseases is cNcclcd #
equa!cd by any ohgr preparation in the United States,
as " crr"s Attest IN uany cases utter shl.ul ply sicus
had Jailed
These Bittcgs worthy they attention Of iuvads.
Possessing virtues Tie rcifcai0n Of diseases
the Liver and lssnr cnds cycrcsieg tho most searching
powers in weakness rl affections nt the digestive organs,
they are. wI'hal svifc certain and pleasant.
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
WAS HIN GTON
Fem "a q =; G IN / n "a rV.

THE Sixth Session will commence on the 10Th
i February, le5l. Building-, additional both
10 the seminary and the BoafGng Departments,
are now IN progress Of construction, 50 that a
larger number Of pupils can he accoiimodalrd.
COMPETENT and experienced teachers are provided
in every department. Large aud valuable aj-
dhions TO the Chem. and Phil. apparatus have
been purchased ia the East and now daily
expected
Ii is confidently believed that every facility, ss
to teachers, Buildings, &c, is provided for the
thorough ~ducati Of young ladies. The Prnri-
pal iak-s this occasion Ia return his sincere thanks
for the liberal support thus far extended to the
lnsii' ut"n. aud 10 assure the public that at no
t.ne during the exstenc- OF the school haS
in more Furnishing condition than at present,
aad that ex-rtion will br spared 10 niainia ain
aud increase the high reputation which it has al
ready acquired. AS there will be no vacation
unfit July next, pupils may be entered at any time.
Terms as heretofore.
S. t. SLACK. A. NJ, Principal
Jan. =, 1857. f2m
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
A FAIR CHANCE FOR
= T. e. u ATTIC /.

'UNHE subscriber wishes to sell the FARM,
where h- now resides, containing 80 Acres,
i-0 Acres oi which is under good fence aud in a
high state of cultivation. Situated in dry.
healthy region. on the main road leading from
Little Rock to Texas, five miles south west of
Washington, and nine miles from Fulton; on
which, is good Frame Dwelling Honse, Kitchen,
Negro Cahins, &c. Barn, Cribs and Stables are
Of good and convenient structure. 1t is one Of the
ui"st desirable country residences in the county,
having an abundance Of running water for stock;
also, well and spring water, Of the best quality,
for family use. ~
will also sell Six Likely Slaves. Corn, Horses,
Cattle. Hogs, sheep, Wagons. Farming utensils,
and set Of Blacksmith Tools, with The Farm il
desired. t..
Als". Tract Of Land in aud adjacent TO Bois
dare Prairie. cont aiming $50 Acres, most of which
is as good Lime Land as the county pro-
duce.
Also. l6iI Acres of Land northeast of, and
adjoining the town IF Washington.
All or any part Of which b. purchased on
accommodating terms, by applying TO
f. NANCE.
Sept. 4. 1850 [3rn
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15

1t is stated hy correspondent: of the
Home Journal that Jenny Lind pays
f4,5O0 under the English income tax
She has Invested in the English per
cents about S750,00O Her annual in
come, therefore. from that source alone,
is about $4,000 He states that she has
g'vtm away in charity about fsl,0OO.
(S4OO. .OOO.) as near as can lie estimated. !.
t27 900 Of this was gwen in England;
E5 600 III Edinburgh. In Edinburgh she
gave tive concerts at guinea a ticket.
Un the first four she cleared $50 600; aud
on the fill an additional G5,OOO, which
was devoted TO charitable purposes. He
estimates the en'ire amount of her Eu-
ropeau wealth al ST .OOO,O
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
Administrators sale Of
VALUABLE NEGROES
And Other Personal Property.


AGREEABLE 10 an order of the Probate court
IA Of Lafayette county, and State of Arkansas,
made at its adjourned session. held at the court
hoase IN Louisville on the 18th day Of Deceuber.
io5O. will proceed 10 sell at public sale TO the
highest bidder, the third Monday OF Feb uary
nert, 1851, being the 11th uay of ssid nonth, all
the personal property belonging TO III. estate of
Dennis Duffee, decrasrd. late Of said county,
consisting Of large number Of likely Negroes.
together with all the Mules, Horses, Cattle, Oxen.
Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Wagons, Carts, Farming
Utrns's. Household and Ki,ch-n Furniture. aud
other articles beleugng to said estate TOO "asner-
Gus 10 mention. r.tt.,.s .-. -.a.
Terms Of sale-All sums of and under fifty
dollars, cash; aud all sums over that amount. one
hail to b. PAID by dralis on New Orleans at sixty
days date, aud on the remain ng half, credit of
Twelve months from the day oI sale will br given,
hy giving bonds with two or more approved se-'
cuIties
All persons having Claims against said estate,
that have been duly allowed BY the Probate court,
will please attend on The day Of sale.
Sale To be held on the plantation Of the de-
ceased, situ-t-d on Long Prairie, about two mites
west Of WALNUT Hills, Lafayette county.
The Negroes b-longng TO this estate are fully
accIi'l ,,ed. as The greater portion Of them have
been raised On Red River. and are valuable for
cotton plantation Persons wishing to examine
them, or any OF The Oth-r property pre- vioms to the
day OF sale do bv calling on the nnter-
signed. or On Il. r. McClintick, ESQ.,, Of Luug
Prairie. - N'
JOHN DU FFEE, Adsnr.
i:3 de bonis non Of said estate. ?
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15

Adam Gibson. colored man. was ar
rested in Philadelphia recently, and taken
before Edward d. Imgerham. Esq. Com
missioner, who decreed shat he was a
fugitive slave belonging TO VIM. KNIGHT,
of Cecil country, Md He was taken
from Independence ialI 10y The back way,
and sent 10 his owner. from whom he
ran away in 184l. There was no ex.
citetnent
The alleged slave. of whose identity
the commissioner declared himself sarisfi
Ell and who was consequently given np
10 ,he claimants agent. was found on his
arrival III MsryIani, not to he the person
sou.h. for. and he was accordingly set
free again.
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
1< AL a. - ks1iHS 40 u Al
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HE subscriber offers for sale his Plants. ion
! in Lost Prairie. OH Red rver-thirty hkety
NegrOes. twenty Mules, about three thousand
bushels Of Corn, stock OF Gait. aud Hogs, aud
Plantation utensils. The tract Of land contains
twelve hundred acres. (I200) seven hun ired o.
~ hich are in high state OF cultivation, being we'll
dIiched and levied. The negroes are mostly
Young, likely aud thoroughly accIi.na nat-d -
Twenty five additional hands would undou b, ~dIy
enable the purchaser to meet the iusalm-nts az
they fall due. ..oIs
A more minute account is deemed unnecessary
AS any person wishing To purchase would first
Examine the property The plantation is now in
d state Of forwardn-ss for another crop. lIn,n--
date possession will b- given--x credit Of on-
two. three, four aud five years will b- given,
bonds b-afing eight per cent interest from date.
Any person desifo,s Of negotiating for the above
property will apply To L. W. K. Bankheud or the
subscriber.
RICHARD PRYOR
Spring Hill. Jan. Z, 1851. flaC
u-Csmdeu Herald and Shreveport Gaz-,te
will please publis b the above two mouths aud f.r-
ward accounts TO this office. .st4
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
Tailoring.

HE undersigned would return thanks TO his
i friends and the public in general for the
liberal support they have given him, and he hopes
by prompt attention TO merit a continuance Of the
same. He has just received direct from New
York the fashions Tor the winter, and b-Iny de-
trrmined to work only for the pay to-day aud
trust to- morrow, his prices ere in proportion.
May this our motto always be
II there's no fit why, there's 10 pay.
Making fins coats, So: plain. q. s and az.
youths. aud 81; making fine pants, So; plain,
81 5O; youths pants, from I to 81 80; cutting
coats. 50 cents; vests, 35 cents; pants, 25 cents
Shop opposite the Clerks office.
S. S. BOSS
Jan. l, 1851. r5a3
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
DIR. Il. H. .Ds TT.

zFTgkS1 HAS just received from New
ZkzkEH York supply of Fresh Mel NJ
S&.V1aH iciHes, as also New Books, 0
o. Various kinds. amongst which are SOM eI-gan'
wo ks suitable for presents. A gen rdl supply Of
Stationery kept constantly Oh hand, all OF winch
h- oif,s at the vs-y lowest prices Ior cash.
Remembering that the tIInr is noW come for
the purchase OF his spring stock. he would -arn-
-stiy request all every indebted 10 him to
nake im,nedi lie payment.
Jan i3, 1851 "a
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
From the Bulletin, 4fh inst.
New Orleans Cotton Market

We noticed in our taSt review. sales dnring tie
early part of the week, to the eAtent Of 22,UUO
bales. thu fna'k.t closing al an advance Of last
weeks prices Of 4c On Wedn, sday, il being New
Years aud the weather extremely inclein~nt and
rainy, outdoor operations were generally suspend
ed, bu, the sales nevertheless s. comprised 275U bales
at full prices. On thursday, buyers came ior-
ward with renewed spirit and fu0k 1000 bales at
outside figures Yesterday the d-inan less
active and the BUSINESS c6nffntd 10 1850 bales
making am aggregate for The three days Of $500
and for the week Of 3 son baIrs. rhe intelli-
y-nc- TO which we have referred above was gen
orally kr yesterday, hut did not appear I" have
any d~cided inf1u-ncr the market, W siich closed
wi h Continued frmn-ss, at Wednesdays quota
tons. considerable portion Of the business has
been for France, aud the principal pant OF the re-
sidue for England and the Continent, buyers for
the North operating to only limited extent.
Weeks receipts ~ .229 bales. Exports 10 for
eyn ports T297 bales, coast wise "a 10. total 49,.
32o. The receipts proper since the list Sept, ex-
elusive of those from Mobile aud from the Gulf
ports, amount to 3Yl, 1873 BARS, agaius, 372,+6S
during tI,e corresponding periond last season,
showing an increase OF 2l,63O bales. The re-
ceipts at all the ports show decrease of 3,254.
We continue to quote as follows:
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
iNOaiCl..

HE public are hereby cautioned against
/ trading for or taking an assign'fiehl of i
certain note given 10y the undersigned TO Jams
B. uiyhtowpr, dated on or about the 7th of Feb
ruary last. for two hundred dollars. aud made
payable OH the first day Of January, 1851. The
consideration for which aid note was given hav-
ing wholly failed, the undersigned hereby gives
notice that he will not pay said note, or any por-
ton thereof, unless conp-'ed by law
WV II. DILLARD
L.wisvilIe. Ark, Dec 25, 1850. l2.3
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
MI l. CR l. T. X
Male anal Female .IcNde,,aac

tHE Trustees Of this School beg l-av. to an.
Il nounce to the public, that they have this
day closed a contract with Rep. Allen w. Scott,
to take the School for the year 1851, with view
Of making It a permanent Institution Of Learning
They have just completed u large, elegant aud
commodious irainr building, aud int~n 4, wit hin a
few moI'hs, to add another house for Female
Department
Mr.. ScOrr has been too long before the public
as literary man aud teacher, TO need any com
mendaion from us. We feel confident, that un.
derhis direction, with the aid We intend to procure
the school will present advantages -qu To any in
the State. II is in contemplation 10 procure the
services of la,iy Of fine accomplis hments, TO
take charge OF females, under tile control vf the
Principal.
Our School is situated in Hampstead county.
Arkansas, 10 miles from Washington, in a north.
west direction. The neighborhood is uiis lrpass-d
in south Arkansas for health. and is eitr-y free
from those uur,ments to Dt-mperancr aud other
vices, too often found in towns aud villages
Boarding can be obi aimed in respectable families,
Tor SIX dollars per mouth, washing included. Tho
first session will open on the first Monday in Feb
ruary, and the charges for session Of ~ enty two
weeks, will be- as follows:
RATES OF TUITION.
]. Sp-lling. Reading, Writing aud Enrrsons
Arithmetic, First and Second parts, $40
9 Advanced Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, History, and Composition, Sl2
3. Tho abov~ studies continued with Algebra,
Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic.
Chemistry. &c. BIS
I. Latin, Greek or French, SlS
lin extra charges for contingent expenses
Students will be charged from their entrance to
the close Of the session, aud those who are not
known IL The principal one Of the trust -es,
will he required to furnish evidence of go,d moral
character. aud ability to pay charges
No deduction will be made for absence, except
in cases Of potractrd illness.
ID NJ co clIRAN, i
HARMON BISHOP,
w. NJ COULTER.
WILEY M'EiROY,
]. C. PERKINS
Mins Fferk. Dec 25. le5O. lIIy
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
eD !" w We
WHITE g. CROUCH,

@A@ HAVE just received and offer "a
@ S<for sale = well selected stock &.s3
ol SeweIry. consisting Of Gold and Silver Lever
Watches. Gold Guard and Yes. Chains, Ladies'
aud Gente'nens' Breastpns and F,neer Rings,
Silv-rware, Cutlery, Prrfunery, Gold and Silver
Spectacler, Spectacle Cases aud Extra Glass-s.
Also, very superior lot Of Watch Materials,
which will enable them, usual, to execute with
neatnsss and despatch all kinds Of watch repair.
ing. Don't forget that our terms sic cash.
Jan. 1850. [3n
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15

Administrators Sale of Valuable Real
Nstate. By virtue Of and in pursuance OF an
ll order of the Probate court of Hrnpstead
county, will offer for sale TO the highest bidder,
on Saturday the 9Th day of February next. on the
premises. the undivided half OF Lns No. ~, l5,
and rs, in Block No. I, in the town oil Fulton
together with 1t the improvements and appur-
t-nanc,s th-r-unto briongng The above prop
erty will be sold credit of Twelve months,
purchasers giving bond with approved security for
the payment OF 1he purchas. money.
CHARLES B. MITCHELL. Admr
Estate Of John 5. Johnson, dec.
Jan. IS, 1851. [2:4
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
Boarding for students.

I5UiE Undersigned has at much expense built a
i large and coinmodous House, FOR the ac :
comunndaiion Of the students who may come from
q .iistaace to attend the Washington Male S~u,i
nary. He will be- prepared TO entertain fifty
students by the commencement OF the SECOND
session Of the present year. which will be the 10Th
of February next. All in his power viii. he done
to render them comfortable, aud all possible care
taken to prevent idle or vicious habits This In.
sthuion is now in ~ A ,urishing condition, con-
ta:nIne a larger numh-r Of pupils than at any
tune since it's establishment. Nothing is wanting
10 give young gentlemen Thorough an educa
ti"n here at aus institution in the South or
W-st.
Terms for boarding. lights. fuel, and washing,
8 10 per month, one half invariably u advance.
G. p. TURKENTINE,
Superintendent.
Jan. l5,, l-50. [22.n
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
G a. I o a. ~ Z = M .

hrs. WILLIAMS T. BURT have Just re-
IL crivrd from New York full supply Of DR..
Carisfic's Galranic Belts, Bracelets, Necklaces
and Magnetic Fluid. for the permanent cur OF
Rheumatic aud Nervous diseases, which they
will sell at New York prices Tor cash only.
Jan. Is. 1851. %
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15

OF FICIAL
Acts passed at the Iate session If the General
A'semoay ct tas state Of Ar1amsas.
AN ACr TO repeal the ballot, ana revive the
rica coce system voting.
Be ii enacted by the General Assembly of the
STATE Of arkansas, rhat the mode of vvtlny al
all general aud otter -i-c,ois, authorized by the
Constitution aud laws Of this State, snail be- ripu
uOce; md that SD mach 0i chapter sixty vi The
Digest OF the STATUTES Of Arkansas, under the title
Elections as apples exclusively to the ballot
mode. ui volIng he, aud the hereby rep- al-d
SEC = Be it further enacted, That The oath
Of lad ,es of eli ciIGns shalt b- the same as pre-
bed by section fifteen >" said chapter sky -one
Of Digest, "nttiny The last clause Of SAID sec
ton; and that the Clerks Vi elect tons shall take
oath that they w,I faithfully r-c .ri tn- manes OF
ali voters, ana faithfully d.sch .rge the duties i'm
posed upon them by w.
Sec. 3. BE 1t further enacted, That the clerks
Of tine county cOurs stall prepare aud send out
poll books property airsng-d iUr voting rlra r0ce.
req"ir-d by section nInrtern of said chapter
.ix,y one of tile Digest, and oaif OF Judges aud
clerks shall De administered as uow prescribed by
law.
SEc 4 Be ii further enacted, That elections
shall br conducted ia ali r-spe Is pr-sc ibed by
So much OF chapter siAty one OF the Digest Of the
Nta,ues as does not exclusively apply to the ballot
system, winch Is alone repealed.
SEC. 5. BE it further enacted, That, at the
close oi each election. the JUICES shall certify
under their hands th- number oi gwen to each
person, aud the office for which such votes were
given, which shall be arlest-d by the Clerks.
SEC g. BE it further enacted, That the returns
of elections shall be made in accordance with ex-
isting laws
SEC. !. Be it further enacted, That this act
shall take effect, aud be force from aud after its
passage; aud all Laws contrary TO, or conflicting
Herewith, are hereby rep. ..led
Il. B. FLOURNOY, Speaker
Of the H,use Of Rspresentatipes.
JNO. Il. HAMPTON, President
Of the Senate.
Approved Nov ~, 1850
JO IN SELDEN ROANE
copy from the original tie ia my ofice.
DAVID b. GREER,
Secretary Of State.
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
N0D~EHOcuE~
Jan. Is. l-50.

7 5 her+bv given that by authority in me vested
i will offer for sale ut the court house door,
ia the town Of Boston, Bowie county. Texas, on
the first Tuesday in February. 4 ID. 1851. all
the NEG GROES Of the estate Of the late .harles
Carson, dec. consisting Of Men, Boys, Women
Girls and Children. among them two god Black
smnhs. several good cooks and sea,nstr r-ssrs,
carpenters, &c., in all some forty FIVE Negroes
The above Negroes will be sold on a credit Of
twelve months, the purchaser giving bond aud
security with lean on the Negroes for the pur
chase monry--purchasers paying expenses of such
leans. Persons wishing TO purchase likely and
valuable Negroes, will do we. to Civ. their atten-
ton 10 this before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES G.. MOORE,
Administi ator.
Dec 30,i 1850 (2:3
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
@oN@"mET

rINHE Young Ladies of the Music Depart
Il m-ut of the Female Seminary will give Il
public Concert on The evening OF the 7th February
next The friends OF the Institution, and The
public generally. are invil-o 10 attend.
S. l.. SLACK, Principal
Jan. Is. 1851. pa
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
n 0(icc.

MILL be rented on the premises in Lafayette
w county, ON Saturday the 18th inst, to the
highest bidder for tie present Year tIrat portion
of the Plantation belonging to tn. estate Of WASH
ington H. Winn, dee.
THOS. C SMITH, as
..-..=s Admr. lie bonis non.
Pan. g.. 1850 l:
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
for Di.yres:
JAMES SNELL,

,,.,. '..,..;s, E. s,>s.' ss. S~ for Di''+ss:
IN the Pike Circuit Court, on the Chancery
i side thereof, in vacation, this day came tho
said complainant aud files his bill of complaint
against the said defendant for a divorce from tho
bonds Of nairi'nony from the said defendant; and
it appearing that the said defendant il a non.
resident of the Stat. Of Arkansas, il is therefore
ordered that the said Christina Smell appear on
the s~cond day Of o0r next March Term Of our
circuit court. to be holden The first Monday in
March next, at the court -house in the town of
Murfr-~sboro', in the county Of Pike. and plead,
or demur to said bill Of complaint, other.
wise this bill will be- taken confessed; and il ID
further ordered that this proceedings be published
IN the Washington Telegraph.
A true copy from the record.
w. II. PRESTON, Clerk.
Dec. I6, 1850 ISIS
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNlNG' in the P.stcfic~ at Wsshincton,
IL Arkansas, GU the 3lst OF December, ls.O,
ahd not taken out before the let Of March, u 81,
will be sent 10 the General Postufice Dead
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
Little Rock Foundry and
S9lnilhcry:

ID OSWELL BEEBE would respectfully call
LII the attention Of the public 10 the above esiab-
I,shmen,, which has recently undergone a thorough
rrpair, aud, having the necessary facilities. s now
fully prepared to furnish To order. with great
promptness. every article in that line, Of either
wrought or cast Iron. Brass or Copper, Of ~ good
material. proportions, and workmanship, and upon
AS cheap terms, as any other Foundry ia this
country. MiIlwnghts and others, ordering wheels,
will be pleased TO give the number Of coys and
pitch, also the particular size and shape Of tho
eye, wanted la each wheel The diameter of a
wheel. when cast, will be I Of an inch pr foot
less--the same with length Of shaft Orders
should also be accompanied with 6rxught and
full description of what is wanted, and the post
sge. paid. .
Little Rock, Dec. 4, 1850 fGa. q DenS 50
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
For the Telegraph.
JE NNY LIN d.
'Bv JAMES r. yEfr.

What minstrel Of sweetness, with warblings sub
lime,
From the region of SHOWS where the winsy
winds rave-
The bleak. frozen hills Of her own native cline
Lac a BIRD set at liberty. comes Ger the wxvrl
The fame oi The songstress has Reached before
lis Jeuny Lnd visits An,er,cas shore.
She from the region Of sc-ptres and kings.
But she comes not 10 Carol sweet homage to
them;
Misfortune aud poverty rihiIe as she sings,
Aud she KNOWS the false glare of the crowns
heartIess gem;
Aud she co,nex with mod-s', nun unihcent mind,
la IN hearts Vi The Tree true welcome 10 iimd.
Bal size hOa,d ds them uvi up with cold, selfish
hand;
lis her g,oiy Iife's desolate places to cheer,
Aud 10 All Tile p. .oii',,Iun oi purposes grand;
Aud mOa-y, whose love will the sLIr.l cofrod-,
Brings comfort aud pleasure, thus nobly bestowed
Arouse from thy stupor. infatuate churl!
"A moment my gioating eye turn from thy gold.
LJ * up on he lace vi TINS bright Swedish girI,
Aud glow which should melt thy cold b ,som
behold
ku died UP at the foumt Oi il true wv,nam's 3 heart!
Although the rich notes of her wonder full song,
All U,l-rs -xce;lIng, tiie spirit emcnain;
A parer r-snenbrancr, I4ljriiibIy strong,
ln the heart viii survive wnen forgotten her
The remembrance, there written in beams Of the
Vi deeus IN the Cause Of h"manity done.
Washington telegraph., 1851-01-15
Desirable Property for Sale,

Desirable Property for Sale.
'l~HE undersigned, drsirous from contin- m
i u-d III health to remove farther south, I'M.
Offers for sale desirable residence, situated oa
Main street in the town Of Washington. The
dwelling 10 sufficiently large for q small family.
and has attached 10 all the necessary out build
ings--all in good repair 1t will be sold on
reasonable terms.
- B. cERMENATt
Oct. 30. 1850.