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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

ity ofland thrown into market would have
brought but nero song. IT, inderd. it
could have been sold a, any price.) It is
our well founded belief that they could
have done no such thing; for no sooner
would Virginia have passed such law,
than the Legislatures of the other slave
holding States would have passed the most
stringent laws TO protect themselves from
being crushed by this avalanche of Virgin
ia slaves. Mississippi, it will be remem-
bercd, mol many years ago. passed laws to
prohibit the importation Of slaves FROM 9th
er States.
So that Mr.. Randolph's proposition wac.
in substance, emancipation without com
pensa,ion; for il would have destroyed the
, value Of slave property by State icg'-ia-
ton, and without compensation to'licown-
ers. Did the Democracy Of Virginia
throw Mr.. Randolph overheard for this
abolition" movement We all know
that the precise reverse has been tl.c case.
Mr.. Randolph has ever since then shone as
"a bright particnlars in the Democrat
ic frmament. Time. and again since then
he has represented Albcmarle in the Leg
i,laiurc. and whenever he could be elected
override heads of such menas V. w. South
I'll. T. w. GiImcr and Alexander Rivcs,
The Democracy Of the State huzzareJ
themselves hoarse.. What right then, have
the Democracy now 10 arraign Mr.. Sum
ners on the score Of Abolition? But let US
proceed to our history.
On Thursday, January IL as appears
by the Journal, page "a:
A motion was made by Mr.. Gholson,
thattlie house now take up the resolution
ofered by Mr.. Goode on yesterday, for
discharging the committee on the colorcd
population ofthc State. from the consider.
alton Of all the propositions for the manu-
mission Of persons held in servituJc, to-
ge,her with the substitute thereto proposed
by Mr.. Randolph; and the question being
put thcreupou was determined in the af
frmsiive. Ayes il6-nocs z.
The names ofihc gentlemen who voted
in the negative, are Messrs. Brooke, Bryce
of Goochland, Erskinc, Williams, Fltz
hugh. Hart ard Moncure--7.
The said resolutions and substitute wer
then taken up, and being under discussion
On motion of Mr.. Broadnax, the hous
adjourned until tomorrow l2 o'clock.
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Now and Then.

The opening Of the Hudson River Rail
road, and the transit from New York to
Albany in the short space of 4 hours, pre-
sent new era in the annals of travel. The
steamboats, have reigned supreme over the
nobler waters ofthe Hudson fortoyty-t0mr
gears. 1t was on September 2S, 1907,
that FuLToN's boat first undertook the ar
duous task of stately ascending the river
10 the capital, for the Transmission of pas
sengers. The following advertisement was
discovered yesterday in stray copy of
"1He American Citizen," a weekly pa
per, published in this city, and dated Octo-
Der 5, 1907. The coincidence of the times
and seasons for the commencement of
steam navigation and of steam travel by
rail on the river is striking. And the CON
trast Of the time and fare table with that
now used on the Railroad is quite as re-
m, Il HI,
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TuE STEAMgOAT-Beipr III

THE STEAMBOAT-Being thorough
L ly repaired and arranged for passengers, with
private dressing for ladies, it is intended to
run her packet between New York aud Albany
| for the remainder of the She will leave
New York exactly at o'clock in the morning of
the following days, and always perform her voyage
! in from 30 to &c hours.
L L.. [ NI..r,ln.. a..
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Mr.. SUMMERS, in his letter of accep-
lance, says: "The compromise measures
ofthe las: Congress, were not all acccpta-
BILE to me-" The Republican of the goth
represents him, in one'placc, to have said,
that these measures "WERE NOT AC-
CEPTABLE TO HIM" and in another
that they "acerc nat at all acccpfaUe." We
deem 1t only necessary to call public at
tention to the occurrence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31
TIE CASE OF MR.. THRASHER.

HAVANA, FRIDAY, Ger. IL. ISL.
Mr.. John s. lhrashtr late editor The Faro Industrial
placed under yesterday morning and general
examination III his papers ia'-hc Tor which had
lranspied lie had been retained in custody in his own
quarters and been subject any other
than the interruption 10 his Icborwhic suppose eyu-
ted, at this monrn!, 10 the adjustment Of his S-witlout
the probability OF cNlricatlrg his. from the embaras
consequences OF the sudden suspension OF his
breadw.:re were accumulated tho fruits years
toll He has not vet been able dispose press
establishments. Journal ot Commerce.
We have been waiting for several weeks (sys the New
ork rmesl 10 hear of the par, Of our
Government for the protection uf Mr. TmRAsuER against
the yrannca prosecutions Of the Spanish authorities in
Cuba. Is possible that he is be abandoned utterly 10
their tender mercies? We have no innaon in either
of The Administration papers that his engaged IL:
attention 81 til Government all hr, INSTEAD of i, para
graph in Is Ii,encc- prof -S.. c ,yc ,nroJ rr,.rrs
.css -arosy rr treatment he has ,y,fr
enccd in All 80 fac. that h. had sen, co,y -. ~
Cuhln D.c,::s5an oi Independence 10 N.w Orleans
newspapers nJ tins patty allegation ias been tho
roughly Cisprovc:.
Mr. OWES the agent OF the Government has been widely
and Justly ccnsured for having n'ca.c - save
the lives Of the CnoGn prisoners and il is supposed though
not known that the President has removed him from his Of
nee therefor l. Is universally icit that The a,nt OF the
Government ought 10 have done lhnr III ms r,wrr n
save l,r lives ard mitigate their sulir!uos tbs due
10 them a. American citizens. He Government and lis
agents owed them sympathy and aid This extent.
But Mr.. iHEAsHER is an American citizen pursuing a
law iu business and unaccuscd crime Vet his properly
seized and destroyed he * prevented from continuing his
business and the fruits life o! Industrious ui! ar
swept away simply S,<ar'on and The authorities have
now seized his papers in the hore oi finding among them
something Ia Justify their conduct He is punished and
suspected afterwards bat has yet been accused Aud
the American Government nothing 10 say in he matters
Il has protection, extend INQUIRIES even in
regard ,!S malicious persecution OF an American i,;-r
Va aware that The Secretary STATE 10 whose Depart
mem Is properly aeonls has been absent 10.
from aShitston but certainly such matter as this soui
engage tc prompt attention Of the Government in some
way unless American citizenship has become too cheap and
"ol'hess 10 deserve protection.
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For Tic Eng;tircT

Tor nc EnYalrcr
Mcssrs Editors My attention has very lately, been call
"a 10 Il no ice, III tic Enquirer, signed 'Czcn" which
my !rhic name i brought 10 the consideration the
tcrS VI ilan"vc candidate for the "SieIillhltv. am
under great obligations CZat for the high estimate he
has put upon my qualifications ''or the important and
spon>!O!c duties OF this office, and socnnly pledge myself
tina, ii elected by the good people OF Hanover will do my
utmost mol 10 !saPpont hin and those who may bc kind
as ~ favor inc with their votes. do also socmny pledge
myself 10 discharge the duties of the office with aithulncss
fidelity and zrallo attend 10 them wholly myself, have
them directly and solely under my supervision, without
shall De perfectly satisfied with the pc.gu;sitCs of the Office
sufficient compensation, without rcsorting the prac
cc OF Shaving much be condemned in public oi
people
With these pledges and sentiments 4 candidate for
the Office of Sheriff. under the Constitution ii ratified
OF which have little doubts do hereby respectfully SO.
ic the votes % the people, whom al! power belongs and
10 Whose decision shall chccfIuly submit
LANES D. Elicit
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC


The continued prosperity OF this road is exhibited in It's
scniannua dividend OF three and half per cent Just de-
ciared by the company. while the same time they have
added rrua ui than 80 900 the contingent fund
from the business Of Tic year ending the 30h of Sep
TENDER last We refer these facts with pleasure The
railroad is part OF the grca; line of Northern and Southern
inland communications the earliest enterprise our ci
aiiroadshc State has large interest in it-and
its success !, only beneficial citizens and the
State in rccunary way. but is calculated increase pub.
lie confidence in other railroad enterprises For MANY
years has, with nnaiteng regularity, made the annual di.
Sidd Of cent stockholders and contin-
gent fund largely added 10 the last year. will soon be sn
Gent TO relay the track with heavy rail in manner putting
the road in favorable comparison with the cncrns.
inn works cf oar Northern pcighbors.
The Rich nond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad il
admirably managed, and is without superior in the rcpu-
iy o IL movements. As part of the chain of inland
railroad il ggh the Atlantic States il has given public sa
clifton ami anticipated Improvement, that the comne
riu, for III" travel j. "!'iy We trus, That
tic whole 'i tnroG; Virginia. from Weldon 10 the potn
Will Continue 10 DO conducted upon scale of energy
and regularity easuFing profitable participation The I'M
ncsc business q! transportation OF travellers which is So
great and annually increasing.
Tic Stockholders OF the Richmond, Fredercks burp and
Potomac Railroad have in prospect important additions 10
their travel om The completion Of the Dan
vile Railroad, and The completion South. side and
i.vncUar and Tennessee Railroads will add 10 their bs
oil travel. The stock OF the road i nr,
paving more than the legal Interest upon money When the
acquisitions from these realized the iyi.
ends mist BE- increased and t prosperity will such as
lis most saugnlGC friends cannot over-es,imate
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uoUsDAg0uT TEMALE ACADEMY.

yErI.~ c county Of Louisa, miles south.
CONT House. will he under the charge Mir7 Io
u the which VAL
in!er u!ll IL July ensuing For
persons naciaine WIKI Miss Scott. the following
certificate:
The iis lake great pleasure that Mis- PocaoG-
regarded lady
character aa
J.ch"s az Education usually taught best female
hi.h order We have hesitation
iE"l,!lg her excellent teacher. and whose
iu'lectui parents will be having
thcr s:els cIfid We know young aiv whose
Would oo'.". con.!c ] w. SAUNDERS,
r.. T. WATSON.
Cuas ot;csvic. aG"ust 9Th. ISL. V w. SOETHALL.
Ps intending. seut 20 thu. School informed that tn:
,at Il 'i aY ~ Louisa Court House, which place
] ,sf,vI u .rrt 81 as Use.
itt .t' ":is Htr! AMI tninn all the English
H ,... ~: ':usc Plane" So ,y place ., a r..
isi"a1@. tn1" ii1Uac. BiCKERrUN I. WINSTON.
tL-,..i
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ST.ANXAS:

l.rlten in ansare, 20 those Of 'Irs Buektey, N rel
nr. H'ude's "@iy Life is Lille the SGmmsr rose
BTw NTH,
"rhe dews Of night may iai! from heaven
Upon III. wi;hcr'd roses bed, y
And many beaut,Cus bud be gverl
In lieu of that which now is dead.
The morning sun in halcyon hours,
MAY shine upon this bed OF flowers;
But they Who's" g!e! is aufe aid deep,
Can surely never cease ~ weep.
The lealcss tree, when spring shal! COME
Nav feel lis warm revivng power;
And put forth many lovely bloom,
When ,ncstcn,. by lis genial shower:
But sun nor shower can e'er restore
The friends whom we see no more;
And birds may sing, and Zcii.yrs blow;
These teas rGn never cease 10
The ocean wave may caly swell,
Rcccdn. from the s.or,n-iash'd shore,
Ru, Memoly hears The funeral kneil,
Amid its .ouG- rcsouni!rg roar.
Though y .turc still! her course may keep,
Nor know ser all OF! Ills 20 weep;
Devoted hearts when ru3tly torn,
Can neve. cease on Garth 70 mourn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

BRUTAL OUTRAGE.-!i5ont o'clock on Tuesday
morning, he notorious Tom ycr Bill Poole and six ctne:
rowGcs entered the bar Of the City Hotel al the cor
er ci Broadway and Howard streets and called for drink
They took two rounds, and d-mrldc! third bu, rs they
Were very noisy shouting cnrsng and swearing the
keeper Alr Ovens, refused supply them with any more
iiluor liver then made grab him the bar and
another OF the party wen, behind il and sezng him by the
coir struck him several blows the face inurng one eve
very severely.-N. Y. Mirror.
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EOR TIE ENQuIRER.
Co' F1raey Of Tic PennsyIraaan-i sketch Of men and


Col. F1rney Of Tic PennsyIra"ian-A skech Of men and
things in Pennsylvania.
Most cordially do second The views OF your correspon
dent "a Union Democrat" in relation To the gallant and
gifted individual whose heads this article Few
living would have had the moral TO fight the BATTLES OF
the country, The Constitution and the SOnth, Forncy
has done, aided IN lis commencement almost alone, by the
purc and OF the wi>est statesmen OF The present
day. need say that the author Of "Reading Rcso
ulioas" james buchanan, is that man, need ] tell
ynu McssrS Editors that party in Pennsy rana planted
itself resolutions, with fixed purpose conquer
under them fall glo1,siy with them and with the
s:itution acr country Thanks the glorious old Key
Stone" has herself ihsa real crisis-tha she
is indeed and in truth, the Key Stone She indeed has
nubiy won, and should the proud motto of her
sister State Excelsior" Who, ignorant to know
that fate Of this Unon great extent, hung upon tho
late election! Who does know that The South the
moderate Of the South could not and would not have
brooked the election of Johnston under all the crcustan
attending il! Could you and and those who have
ted with longer appeal fiery friends the South
wait yet little longer?' No, no. the last link would
have been broken-the kne Of the Union would have been
sounded, and would have been the who would
have submitted a Union which had failed perform its
Office have much this and kindred Subjects but
do not like draw too lrgcy your columns tire your
readers. in my next number will shcw that Forney may
Justly be regarded e braves Of the 5ravew There are
things IHoen 10 me- which the South ought to know
and with your kind permission, shall know.
"a REPUBLICAN OF THE OLD SCHOOL"
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EECLiSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR i.uELFrO. ESSEN COUNTY. VA.


WIS Institution i intended combine The advantages of tho
T. ToEg! At4enit Instruction.. With the aud discipline
at >".l "-ut" christian All , hrdncie. English
lG Classical 'Hcau. together with French fuil AMI German
taught The teacher. Mr.. J. L. Williams. vi. Of e Iu
re! OF Wight TIL" location s!calty Tercl, an! u
Number % pupils limited.
ssSsonnf iy. months. payable in advance for TUT
"H Hoard iut::. Washing. Men uc. st THIS pays Tor
he :s=df c'Fs. AMI m"ic language No extra CHARGES
The pupils permitted 20 Zeal All their funds
us d"! 'sIct. "it! the sua>cE.r.r
rir:mas containing fuller of the School will he
thos- ~ request iIp!y 10 Rev. JOHN r. ncGEiRE.
mo lid Jor, rss.v Y,
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Fs1iIE nest Female School the rciear: oi the
Of Hanover VIII h" rcolenei uucr
Mis- ihi-cn"a who comes highly rtfnnmc
Su9cunc and terminate IN the lS' oi N"vc
ulnan-. o thu months August ad - l'1
Der.
The various branches English education. together with
and Drawing Will be taught This Scn"
~ vii, bc shorter period Than months ini o
:t.ou lvr time, except rroact.d Illness viii be
made
board (inci !inr was!ng i;! lodging n taiJG,
Music Instrument. so Drawing, sip Day sclIui
liI payable the Isl Apfi aud the
der = the rlrsc o. the Session.
Address. iIaUnv.r Courthouse. WIN. T. H. POLLARD
NJ
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

pASaNAl about the i-t at august last. ~ MAJ,
81 LIAM. calls himself William Cnetiir. IT,. sfr's
yarIct! o Ginning, i'nI,is which a 1ry t.., '*
Hahtt"JnS 4 black 400 l!a nearly a,w The -
l:rmhcrci ''-' t' s
lie has been sccn ,lnvin. wagon t;ox Ho,r .
.ciIantr. (Ivng driven my road wagon !,st "t's
;c AH+lgd Spri gs. lie may have lett Tor tho ,, as,
The Arpo.nattox or Jamea Rivers and is t.si ~ sa
Ic may attempt to get "a Tree itrrrf WI r..
l.! 81 NotIowly, where h was RAISED. He h
.eiadsa Eoth At Col + II Er.-.a broth, ,.r = y,
s:srr II Col J: w l!ar"rs c! Dmwlltle H. ~ ~ l.
ru-y he al OF hair about I've lee, rir., ..', 1lr.
..if'i years o''' WIN si'i 'e -ya'c l'..rl Gr l
ia the State. Ny Post DIlce Is p,..r.t,. y, ~.
Chesterfield. tirt u. ISL. sIa
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FROM SANTA FE.

INDEPENDENCE, (ilo Der. 2i.-Thc Santa Re mall ar
rived here yesterday. Judge Baker aud MAJOR Winfield have
also arrived Captain REYNOLDS going 10 Washington 10
contest Major WclhtTans seat in Congress.
Great excitement exists in Santa Re about Inc n""r .!
Mr.. ). SIMMER ~ q Mexican.
There no intelligence Of interest from Col Summer
He has ,a.d lm!;aas yer. with "ho"i 10 HaHs
trpa:
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VALUABLE arm III James TIiy county
Burnt Ordinary. II ::Iics Williamsburg,
atDat York River situated healthy par; county
and the best ne!-hoorJ,ds. Il three
popular I within miles oi ;fte The 4T
has excel wcr framed Kitchen brIc chin
good harm aui other Outhoue>. peach AMI apple
orchard l. abundant the best
lua.. AZ. Wishing purchase cheap will 10 vel! 10
ca and i"w himself Terms accommodating. Apply
Oc Swim ROBERT NORRIS.
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ANSWER TO my LIFE * LIKE THE SUMMER koSE'

~ MRS BUCKLEY.
The dews OF night may TALL from Heaven,
Upon the w.tsIcr'd rose bed,
And tears Of fond Tcg.c. DC gwen,
10 mourn the virtues OF the dead:
Yet mornings sun the dews will dry,
And tears will fade from Sorrow eye
Affections pangs be 'uIlct 10 sleep
And even Love forget 10 teeep.
The tree NAV mourn ;s fallen Iedj,
And autumn winds bewal lis bloom
And friends may heave the sign Of S''ei'
DER those who sleep within The tomb.
Yet soon will srrn- anew me ilo"cls,
And time vii! hring more smiling hours
Ia Friendships hc"r' all sEiei wiIla le,
And even Love forget 10 Stgt.
The sea NAV on The desert shore
Lament each trace ii bears away
The lonely heart lis grie!s may pour
Der CHERISHED Friendships fast decay
Yet when all ,!ace IS lost and gone,
The waves dance bright and gaily on;
Thus soon Affections bonds are torn,
And even Love iorgeis 10 mourn
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BOTETOURT.
Al Fncast, at the end Of the Isl day. The vote STOOD Is
follows For ldnunson l75-fo Carrington for House Of
Delegates @ for Luck mo canddatc) For ratiiyng the
Constitution u, against Constitution 81.
CAMPBELL.
For Congress Boiling. Bocock.
Lynchburg. Z69 i on
Campbell e. H.. 81 ~
AR 263
For House OF Delegates Speed l16; Clark u.s. no oppo
sition For Constitution 3G3 against the Constitution
APPOMATTON.
The Court House. a2 ocIock the vote stood as follows
,linr To- TucUc: lO6at Spout, Boiling ., Bocock oO-
Al Onkviic: Boiling Bocock 50. Cheaman. democrat, IS
elected 10 House u! Delegates
To the Editors of The Enquirer
Observation-Disclosures majority in Marshall county Is
l5-at the last election Iaymond's majority was lo5.
In Brooke county Thompson MINORITY IS i9-at the las!
election il was H.
The majority in Wczc county for Thompson is reported
a, 223--at the las, election il was 81. -
ne majority for Thompson IN Hancock Is reported al W
at thu last election II was 30.
The Wings here give the contest up.
DlNWlDDE.-For Ratiiying Constitution l76; Reject
ing ST. Congress Meade 99-House of Delegates: Good
wyn l26
The voc YOU perceive is very small There being no OPP
position The county candidate; nor 10 MIR. Meade and
every body expecting the Constitution 10 be rauhed Hee
nothing 10 call the voters OUT
NOTTOWAY.
MR Eplrcn.--Eclow you have the state of the polls rs
they stand Court House tonight October a. There
l
any there only three four taken 10 day. No cleo
ton has been held the precinct al the Commission
cS appUin supcfnend the election there tailed 10 a.
;.ud and the Sheriff! could get others to act never
have seen 20 small much Indifference. Con
g.c.s--Mcadc So House Dtcgatcs-Campbell 81. Con-
stution--itatiiica,cn 81, rejection i6
GREENSNILLE
The polls in this county have been closed, and the vote or
the Constitution 49, Against il 10. The vote is very
thin ...
BRUNSWICK.
IAwKEScEvILLE, Ger %, ISL
The result the election this place. nearly rs follows
The polls kept open days Tor voters on Constitution
Precincts heard from. For Constitution 7o against J.,
o. Crncrcss-Mcadc 90. House of Delegates: Power IL;
L~,s
PETERSBURG.
The following is the result OF the three days voting the
Amended Constitution in Tins City For the Constitution
$40; against the Constitution l23.
SUSSEX.
The follow is the from The whole county: Mlson
l52; Cowper, G6-lsons majority ll6.
AMELIA.
Polls closed. Vote small one, there being opposition
either Of the cundiduteslcssr Meade Cox and Hills
For Consrnss.-R Meade, Dem, Is; Shell, can
dictate, l2-33 majority.
For Senatc.-J T. Cox, Dem, SO; David May cand
date G L W Neal do, |; T Crenshaw, do, l-lo mai
For Lrgi>ilurr.-j \ Hsian, Wing, 20; p + Boisseau
candidate 8; I Eotom /; L Edgar Bottom ?; VIM L
Booker IT " Neal 10 MAJ.
Vote On Constitution, lst DayFof rejection Al for rali
cation 3i-l3 maj.
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Private letters from London nave been received at ASH
inpun stating thar Mr. H. j. Walker had received much en-.
there as 10 tie important Objects III his visit
which were obtain aid capitalists III inr1!crancc u
the Illinois Central Road and for which, Congress- AZ the
late session. made grant III anLsabout ii'cniy seven
hundred thousand ac.sOn which security, a. well as mat
OF the Stc he proposes raise funds 10 prosecute the
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RICHMOND ENQUiR Z 81.
r,irsn,y MoRNING, OCTOBER IS. ls''.

crpcJIr COURT OF Law FOR TIE Coo'i
HENRICO.
bo session of Ibis Court for the trial OF criminal
or.,; q the 21h inst. co
Jurv presented Joseph and Charles hasa' .o
-" ~. Alexander Frazer for passing c'"''e'''
money on indictments; John Lacy ~, 10. n',n6 larceny
nv John c. Tyler and Wilson Coats TOT - ,,,,,
William l. Hicc, for grand larceny. ne ''a'" '''
adjourned until Wednesday, 29tH INST .-;,, or ;,
Der. 23 The Court met al , eio'N " a, ,,r, oi
.,,s case Of Hover VS.. Schick. The result OF
which wa, Schicks discharge ,..
wiz" ,he, took M the case of the Commonwealth
;, the frs, indictment; and the Jury after sl'o'
ro,remrn brough: verdict OF guilty. ana se''"e'a WV
80, f,emen, in the Pcnilentiary for Two years.
q, tho SECOND indictment MOLE Proseq't was ehe'e"'
If John Lacy, charged with grand larceny
taken w. and a, the time of going TO press haa mol
heen decided
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p9ET!C.sf.'
NY LIFE IS LAKE TIE SUMNER ROSE


NV life is like the summer rose,
That opens 10 the morning SKY,
IN, ere the shades of evening close
Is scattered on the ground-to DIE
Yet on the roses humble eed
The sweetes; Gews of night ar: sheu'
As if she wept the waste To sec
Bu, none shall weep Il tear iot me
Nv life is like The autumn leaf.
THAT ,rsmb'cs in III" moons pale ray;
It's hold is ,ra--itS date Is bret =
Restless, ana soon - pass AWAY.
Yc,, ere tiiat leaf snail ali and iade,
The parent tree viii mourn Us shade
The winds bew;it the i,ness Tree
Bat none shall b:ratnca sigh iof i''c
Nv life is like he ptiats which ieel
Have left on TanpaS desert s''"'1'
soon as the ris!ug tide shall 5cai'
Ali trace vii! yanlsh from the sano
Yet. as ii srievins t" c!iace
An yss,irr of the human race
IN ina, lone shore loud m0anS the sea-
IN, none alas shall !iiourn for me-