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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30

E1-Gor0nor Briggs rs. Bachciors.-
Ex-Governor Briggs, who still holds out a.
gainsi dlckeys, has been firing broadslde
at the stiff dickeys Of old bachelors In the
course OF an extemporoneous address before
the Normal School at Albany, he thus re-
lerred to the class mentioned. We quote
his language Am ! to be taxed to support
children not nv own ? grumbles the old
bachelor Certainly. But | have no chill
dren of my own So much the worse,
you ought to have them But have no
wife Bad again, you ought to have a
wife. and children into the bargain Aud
not having a wife, which no good man
ought 10 be without aud no children, which
are also necessary, you deserve to be double
taxed Go and present your case To SOME
good lady, as one fit for her sympathy, and
if you are deserving Of it, you Will certainly
find IT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
An All-suficient Reason.

At a recent term of the court IN an east
ern county, is Ill, or Uncle
Jenny, as he is Familiarity called was a
iuryman Several actions Of L., a
clock-yender, came on for trial All the
cases, good aud bad alike, going against
the plaintiff, some one asked Uncle Jem-
my how it happened Why, said he,
Most all the jury had same Of them clocks!
There was retrlbulion' moral aud legal -
kmckrbockcr Nag.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30

TIotr the Aacicnts srced BachclorS-
The Roman censors frequently imposed
fines on unmarried men, and men Of lnl.
age were Obliged To marry The Spartan
women, at certain games, laid hold of old
bachelors, dragged them round their affairs
aud inflicted on them various marks Of uia-
my and disgrace. After twenty-five years Of
age, tax was laid upon bachelor, ln Eng
land, g los for duke, and Cor a common
person Is, & Wlllamlll., 1881 Bach
clors were subject to double tax on their
male aud female servants VA 1855.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30

Do Farms worth over $4,000, anus
5000 LOIS. 10 be distitbutcd n
nsOng 500 Subscribers.
TO supply the dcmaid iorihe lots and fms have. la
DOT another tact adjoining the Long Island Ra,l,,l
aud ihe land already sold az lloimansir, 10 Dee of t
size disposed " divided among tho same
e same manner az those recently sold there with 5Df,,
have been induced 10 do ih, from th. great prnt., .
person. wishing purchase these Lots aud tnfms s az
'npovcments 90 that Pafi of The Island constant, %
cfea- ing, anl largo numbers OF persons have now m
tefesied ia those lands. This additional tact /. !, %
respect cqua to tho other and the rate the, nre 5
'as inken they vii oll be- soil 10 few weeks. About G0
sh,tes are now Subscribed '
Bach subscriber l. enutcd TO Lots, o5 BY 100 feet M
together or FARM OF from 4 to ~ The share, 8
nated AZ So-ltabc, 50 when snhscnbed ior S. on ~,
before the hny oi distribution, and the balance boz month";
/ The lots arc situate i'm the Village Of tAKrttNn
Long Island Raoid, County of SUFFOLK and A. uil. e
the City of Now York where bundsotuo building. sts @
ted. aud tho Rahoad company contorritte % cree
depot ff The termination of The carly and late train, bs
in the United states and within one mile of Ntr.ees
Lhte, hean iul sheet uf watcri about three miles In M
c"miefence OF singular tmnspurencg md of rrta lrn
tan' from tue -reat South Bay, which Is miles ,ga m an
miles long ahundiniy supplied vh oysters, clam, aud NIX
These land, elI produce much per acre. with the ,
eui'aion as amy ind within hiy miles Of theciy fNc
seyoul ssnnemeu of the fi,t rr.pccabuty who b.,.
lc'e VISITED Lakeland bud examined hc crops grI,
den vegetables cqual any hey have DO 40, s
OF ihe rni proving c0ucustcly s tlr soil cs0s
of producing aud that u lhe highest Perfection 800 taa he
asl icu,urst cun wish or desire.
Wheat Of The sauc qualify, via oh grows here lusuaal,
was raised by Nf Samuel Ihompfon OF se'huket a.ss,
son about uc from this poc who received iur ihe pto.
duct # % little morf ihiu two acrrt. 500
@k"nud siHu'n iocsie 1000 the borders Of th Long l..
ana hafoa' enee co.'s run several iimo dl go Brook
withnn miles of hi, p .ce high, cultivated ani ,s
abe lene been .eicd of more ban HUI droa aBd M,
years and wheo simi" lands el OF from 81 90 500 pa
acre 1i.
now land on me leland, and when cultivated, produce
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30

\ True Lodg The Louisville Courier Of the
sth inst, says: The papers through the country
are noticing " tn favor the verdict of ten thous-
and dollars lately recovered IN Henry county in
this State, in favor Of young lady in an action
for Islander, a strong indication Of the high
moral tone Of the community where tie cause
was tried II may be proper to add that, so soon
as the verdict was rendered. the fair Kentucky
plaintiff, scornlng to receive the money OF the
defendant-her only object was the vindication
of her name from the calumnious aspcrsions Of
the defendant-directcd her counsel to enter
remihitiU for the amount of the verdict save
what would be sufficient to compensate them for
their services. Upon consultation they conclud-
ed to be satisfied with five hundred dollars, aud
in accordance with the instructions Of their client
released the defendant from the payment Of the
nine thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30

Few things are necessary for the wants Of
this life, but It takes an infinite number to
satisfy the demands of opinion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
"Earlner'> Guide 10 Scientific and
iirnrirnl AMricIllinrN.N

ng,.s,,r,n,,,. (stsfHa ia srso,.tssfr mud
Z sAtflt't C'itAS ~ 'Nt'E''itN HhN
tiA'tlta4 SitSNitute,
HY HENRY rlipulN~, /. - oi ldirAuira. author Of
to " B'Ne 90 ue iafn He f- t~.i-ird If John T. N'f-
ton, NJ. A.. New 'iaFeu Professor o Scientific Agriculture
boz hHie iolcge, 40 SC
hs highly tAlaa''o WORK wA compnae Two large royal
octave volumes, containing over lt1 pages, Win IL 100 20
wood thr hiehest uf thc art, lluuaig almost
% implement Of hn-ruaif noN 90 tsH f r best Farmers,
the o' Wrhods OF rou-hn- pan'u1i hnyine, harvesting,
~ tho vaous domestic uulmt 900 their gnest per,
ie"uou tl short, the P'eiFa ltiuino the hon" IS unques
and viii render iNcucullllc NHluo 20 ih1 rfulht
uculfuie.
The work Is published n Semi monthly Numbef., oltt
pa2ns rnci eNeunVe ot Sine s'ei engV1s~ und wien not
taken in connection WIZ ie hctirW7 or hilckwond, Is sold
OF % ctn each Oh = Cor ihe rne WORK in numbers, Of
".lch thrfe val he 700 le1.t tNtniA $40.
az go hnish trii'i, i. 80 n3islra ne as ollpws, was
iiL ltAVyN W Ahi ANLl hl+NtLN ilcuuscr tatite)
lilh tlNh. ~ ~ hi.N NV, ANm2.
/ ltlt NNAIN bhl lrH hlNlENs Gree thufchD
m " RI ~ ~ rs nv ~ tLlncilll and
bLA1NN'Nb9 hblNh' NIH MN"A@tNE lloND
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
FARMING TOOLS

Such Scythes the various purposes Of Cuiiing
Grass, Gfuu md bushes Hay and Manure fots sho,e
and Hoes.
Also fow barrel. Of BEEF a PORK Picked and
Smoked HAMS
Tho subscribers further uorn their ficnds the Pub
lie generally, TINT they have hand, and intend
kecnius, fo the accommodation Of all who may find t for
their pafonzo them, their Monpe
her Vleso. meat door North OF the Railroad Depot good
f.f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30

Kossmrs I'igd 10 The Umted Naiesyci undcci-
ded Baltimore, oct %. a letter published ia
the Norfolk Argus, from an officer on board the
steamship Mississippi, at Marselos, says that
kossutifs movements arc uncertain, and that
there was still some doubt whether he, or any Of
his companions would visit the United States
The steamer was 10 await for him, at Gibraltar,
- or 20 days aud nothing could be definitely
known about his future movements until hls ar
rival at that place. Ii he should finally come to
the United States be is not likely to arrive be-
fore the Isl of December The steamer would
take the southern passage on her homewad yoy
auc,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
PECK 81 LEWIS.

HAVE Just returned from Boston und receiving large
additions to their lofme stock Of Goods, which we aye
selling ur Cash lowet hnn Our Goods con-
si.t part of 20 900 hs SUGARS OF all grades. 900 Tbs
Jones ESr TOBACCO, 1000 l1s lawn and other knd OF
COFFEE, - Ghosts of those nice Y. n. TEAS, FLOuN,
NAILS. GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, BUTTER, CHEESE,
LAID. EGGS, ftSll, SALT, & SC.
\ General Assortment Of Domestic GOODS, together
with luO Boxes Of Custom made ROOTS aud SHOES
which selling for Cush prices before offered
IN Montpelier. 1hrse wishing get Good Bargains will do
we'll tn call ON fEtk 8 LEWIS.
SuIldinu's block Main ST. A..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
GREAT CURE FOR DYPEPSIA!
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
DR.. J. S. Houghton's
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
GASTRIC JUICE!

riep7red from RENNEf, OF tho toutih SItMAtH or
TuE OK AFTER directions Of BARON LlEBlG. the great
Physiological Chemist, by s. HouGHToN, NJ. p. PHI
rb. ~ trniy wonis,fu remedy Gr INDIGESTION DYs-
PERSIA. JNUNnlCE. LIVER COMPLAINT, CON
SITUATION, oed Debit Curing aiisI Ea,u,e'
% Half tcaspooGu of ffrstN, Infused DO watet VIII d-
sest or dissolve Frs Pounds u R5ast Bet IN about fe0
hours Of the stomach.
PEpsiN isthe chief clc,aeni, OF Great Deosioe rrnc
pie OF Ne Gnsnc Jni'e S9I,tat w fg'a ue ~
UHg Pressrrtngi aud S'mpaimg Agent Of che stomach
and niesiints. II iscVtucted um ihn Digestive Samarh
of ile OK, thus Forming nn Atiii ~ a. bl"hS w
lcal powers, md frni.hinen COMPLETE and PERFECT
pain. and owls Of INDIGESTION and DNsPhtsiN are re-
owed just they wouidbe uy healthy stomach u e
EMSCiArioN, NERVOUS DECLINE, add DysrEPrlc
CONSUMPTION supposed to be- on The verge Of Zee grave.
Inches, detreo CifRtOi- and REMARKABLE
scientific Evidence!
BARON lEBlG 900 DOS celebrated work on Animate heinz
siry, says. " An Adltcin Digestive fon analogous TO
the Gl-c Juice may Gee eadly prepared from the mucous
membrane Of She slonec of the Cal 30 which arons oi,
cle Of oot moat lnd osss, "i he soHfa haneca e'a
drsssd pet ne same naHcr nfy roHa Be 10 me human
stomach"
d. rERElRA, 10 So. famous reatise on Food snd p'e'
published by Fovef- Wells, Sew York, pa4e 49, stntcs
the rcat c uud d"'rri"s e method oi PREPARATION
lhcto one few higher authorities uan w. t'teiia,
uf CON9E, n h- valuable writings ou the" Physiology
OF n1cson ob.,fy.s SEA dmnution OF te due quau
tl, OF the Go.uic Juice 81 rroa.ne", ana oi p'e,'1g
Professor oi medicine in london vo was severely ani eed
course 90 c Gastric Juice, oluu,d tom he somacHs OF
living animals, which proved completely successiui
hr CIR AUNN. nuihw oi the famous ""kson Ncgoh
ho Dict 81 .tyt: rcmatkatle fcf a Physiology,
u4i ,r .',oleh. ct au.m1l' noctrli'd 90 "a''f mptL
70 he hoid "g rfnr 81 o-'..'as ',,'1' az. s',s o.,
naNiso dr r"Ht frrn iho natural digestive ufege-s
nrSthoN .> rfeat wnik lho' hnmi.ty oi MAN. li,oe
& Baarhari Philadelphia. l-ii rp 32l - says " Tho
discovery of FLvtiN "uu nc" era DO ihe chemical ,'
food dissolve rHpiN io tfuhcHl detective huid,
Her,'ea nou fe,.n as D. isin the natural Castro Juice
r,oias.ot pU NGItsoN. OF ilo Jefferson College, rhn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30

hf FAY STATE. llck and lslt-silf. Ci.hucsc and
- giib.trUANLS, cIn Dr. turni 90
uct l3 80 V4, kLtrH and nARKER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
Re-Opened.

rINE subscribers hsvo this day reopcned the DEIpL
4 SrORE,in Waterbury. recently occupied by q. Pos
ter where they intend keep, aud now have on haod
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
LEWIS BURNHAM.
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM,
The Great COUGm REMEDY.

Many years of experience. ana more fhsn q Hundred
phou-and Cures of tousumptiyc Complains
proved i Che uHdUlhIrd sHr-facf0n Of a persons VIC &
become acquainted vh is iolHierf remcfs ani Rres.
" superior. because o sasfiiHg ami heaingf all ~
certain in cure GOnsuWpfion of lIs Lungs tN -+
ai4rr Armniy l iIe world We know tnWeErr ial s.
hY suuc mat Consumption nYt ur cured hc HA. ' -..
oo 81 e many or ie few, sHa u1 attempt 20 a. 51e
slc- ua t- rN say nuH ln 1f7ff ts ftff " I'H
moved u thousands Of rgses THAT THE medic ar has rni
la1s and aief.fr which. f'rf r cures were frtf q va
called real Consumption. and which were .ai9ed W.
uFFsru u "a. rrseNn.ed ana were i1 all roFffi He ss
of l-e Tho de- and t-tel dad sail 1 have ai-
WHi fHta -ease Consumption. IWs ht'am p. y ,,s,-
nIHff fi 40 persons WHO o lf uoNftr7I
who had hafa dru, TtcHg gouGhs- Pans ~ tnt bftAri
siis, ana hlcs- Diihcuty ~ Rrcuthing-F sf4@f -,
1fIloa - haiir f~-rr go srrIs-nnd Nn-tins """i
Of DE Flesh nnl Blood. fersoas having .lel ceL
llre been rlfed af- enid they could nor i've W.
r.rr THE Medicine ils cured who were snpHoav
bee u dying stale, tuf by re nee ef iAis remedy N'
nav live, nut enjoy -uul hfaih So. .t,..
This Bnlsum is F4fdp tr7rabc coHp9fHf u p rsaer
ant 90 Take ana does iH Stage OF disease W
any n effects los wonderful ana iN
racul Gus Cares by Purfy ing, siren gneiag na Ia
ofHiins t. who're tN-illnNA cIfsfat.N enc
producing he4tay neg lnilus aAgEsHg oush- sa,s k
NgrYe---a HiIsl and ffriifffHy ENpcctorniioh' ~
1IIrfs ODE Diseases. s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
IRON WATER WHEELS,
SMUT RyACFsNES AND PATENT
esEsEsH MILLS,

with Iron shlfs aol hsaureI caais 900 dite io-rilcr
rs 10 dispense ' Guaseonr, blni- aud ihc tK.-u.e
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C.LGAYLER De- the original pArENTEEof the SAL
AMANBEB SAFE aud ile Inventor ul the DOUBLE
FLANGE sALAMNNpER SAT- E-an improvement wuicl
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ELPHISTON.

Ths following beautiful lines we cut from Tue A'7" ',
.rh,,e Msnv a hereayed parents heart will respond 10
feelings 70 plaintively expressed
THE LITTLE BOY THAT DIED.
lam alI alone in my chamber now,
And the midnight hour is near;
And the iaggot's crack ana the ciocA uu'A va
Are the only sounds near
And over ms soul in its solitude,
Sweet feelings Of sadness glide;
For nv hear, and my eyes are full when mink
Ofthe little boy that died.
| wen, one night to my fathers house
Went home the dear ones ui;
And softly opened the garden gnte,
And softly the door OF the hail.
NV mother came out To meet her SON
She kissed me- and then she sighed
And her head fell my neck. and she wept
For the little BOY that died.
/ shall miss him when the flowers come
In the garden where he played;
shall miss him more by the hrc-slde,
When the flowers have all decayed.
/ shall see his toys, and his empty chair,
Aud the horse he used 10 ride;
and they will speak, with silent speech,
OF the little boy that died.
shall see his little sister again
With her playnlaes about the door;
Aud Ill watch The children in their sports,
As never did before;
And if in the group, see child
That's dimped and laushing-eyed,
I'll look TO see if it may not be
The little boy that died.
We shall all go home our Fathers house
To our Fathers housein tho skies,
Where the hope Of our souls shall have no blight,
Our love no broken tles
We shall roam on the banks of the River OF Peace
And battle in its blissul tide;
And one of the joys Of our Heaven shall be-
The little boy that died.
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FATAL DUEL IN NEW ORLEANS.

Geographic despatch the New York Commerciul da-
ted "New Orleans, July IT," says:
"A duel was fought to-day between Dr. Thomas Hunt and
j. W. Frost Of the New Orleans Crescent in which the lat
ter was killed having received ball through his The
weapons used were guns"
This unfortunate affair had lis origin in certain dssen.ons
which exist in the Wing ranks New Orleans On the
evening OF the 7th nc meeting of the Wings was called
for The purpose Of appointing delegates District Con-
vcnon duty would be nominate candidate for
Congress 10 the District Of which New Orleans forms part,
Dr. Hunt and Mr. Marks being prominent aspiran,s for the
Congressional nomination. the friends OF both turned out 10
force and the consequence was struggle for the ascendan
cy 10 the meeting.
After the exhibition of much feeling and great deal of
noise and confnsion the friends of Mr. Marks Withdrew
from the meeting and entered separate oganza,ion
Mr. Frost one OF the editors uf the Crescent being
friend of Mr. Marks addressed the s.cedes after they had
organized and unfortunately indnlged in offensive al
lusions towards Dr. Hunt I'm course of his speech
(suys the Dsltas repop Mr. Frost was interrupted by
voice from crowd which proved ,ha, of Dr. Hunt
"You lie, You id liar" MIR; Fros. the conelu-
Sion of his speech in sudng this Interruption said he
could not resen, an insult offered by from crowdbu,
If be had said any thing offensive the Hunts he held him.
self personally responsible"
The hostile meeting and tragic result recorded In the
patch above quoted without doubt out of this difficult
y.-t Times.
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MIS(.EI.iIAS EOUS.

VERY ODD ACCIDENT.-TAKE CARE WHAT You
SIT UpoS-The Baltimore Sun mentions the following sin.
guar case which should be caution individuals to
where they sit:
few days since lady residing in Ann street. purchased
large spring steel trap with view 10 the destruction Of
residence The trap set upon Sunday night and
placed upon chair she intending remove II into
closet before retiring In the meantime her husband entered
the apartment and undressing in the oct OF sitting upon
chair when the spring moved and in an instant the
clamps seized him in such that amputa'ion was
rendered necessary. Fears entertained for his final
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TRIntTE uF RESPECT

monty C"uri held t,r lie cDuy. al the LgU ROCK
M"n,ay he ..h Ia, . JI.y. 1851 49,
i:.ng 's' RI HAM,
). w'iihy IN spaced Greyer, ~ Il
% tel tlIs Iic, Il Der: 40. ~" '
.I" Bar a'tr Ic" r.oficHt rG "i'1it"' '"''
U1 r IA" tlt"E"!- r:GH.o "'ch wee "'"
dinc ~ cUr. aGt ..!g.ed 20 b" ,!sf- d" =. H.
ilut"F par III p. ocer.'n@-
scc mere as.:,!bcl. pr,,ed 40 i wee fs7#f
InJ"g RICHARD ADAMS. "H' had "24 'i ~ ;
one ic ~ Eli. tent ys and "r.rrnt m-"Ia ii nc
Court aua who IL his uct uhi'G iHr "."'s 49,
couu: ul i. rl!1'lr h! rTrsit 81. cir''
Rsuvci iA:r l;Jrr Ih :t;.GJni "ut frn"ar
reg ! memory d.p,geI ci.Ea iGi s' t'.',
via !",n. Ld hat Ia" foregoing .it..c n "'
br the hi ..r tieT, p
c"ry the fanny al u decst'.' "'
nav then, 3i lsG,.t Ia Oh. cay p.2c.- a Cugg -re'
I.ur~rES " E!L...J, :. u
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PUBLIC MEETING IN CULPEPER.

At large and ENTHUSIASTIC meeting Of portion OF the
people OF Culpeper, held the schonhouso Of Mr. Nelson
Saturday. the lth day of July, 1851 for the purpose Of
procun! additional subscriptions Orange and Alex
andria Railroad so as 10 put under Immediately
VIM has Esq was called to the Chair, and F. STROLLER
appointed Secretary.
The meeting was addressed BY c. 4. Freeman Daniel +
Slaughter, Henry Shackeiord, DR.. Ashley and Thomas T.
il air! which very liberal subscription made on The
part OF those present.
Thomas T. HILL Esq, offered the following resolution
which vas uG "a, adopted viva
Resolrd, That Ddniel F. Slaughter, Wallace Winston
Capt TEn'o r. Petty ard john Wharron be- and they
hereby appointed COMMITTEE, whusc duy il shall &c Wis
il tie n.lsbo'h"od ana Solicit subscriptions the Road
and report 10 te agent Of said company, G. a. Freeman
Esq., Culpeper Courthouse on or before the third Mon
day in July.
WM MAGIS, Chairman
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a FORTUNATE EDITOR.-The editor OF the Noun
tain Banner published Rutherford ~ c. being about to
rambs in search of hcah and vigor both of body
and mind and subscribers for The Banner" briefly
The fact TO his readers, and then adds
During absence paper will not suffer- but the
contrary will probably be much betered. Our BITTER hu IT,
who has been pronounced by competent Judge he smart
er man OF the twu, will have jurisdiction its columns.
She staunch democrat and decidedly opposed the
innovation on female costumes and only fear s that
when return readers will insist upon going again.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. "

ARR1EAL OF THE ASIA.
The steamer A-ia, Liverpool arrived here nine
O'clock Im:s morning.
DECLINE IN cOrT0N.-The better qualities Of Cot
c:lnci from a. during week previous
tnc saiiir. the Asia. mitiog lower Qualities had
also declined from 10 d. Sales cr week amo.n
led 81 coo bales which Spectators took II 900 ana
pocre 4CU0. Fa! bowed 81 Orleans 6x d. Sales on Fri
day before Asia sailed reached 5000 bales The
keI cr Sc dull.
ADVANCE II FLOUR.-F!our advanced six pence af
Fran.tn lett liverpool Wheat declined from 10
I'D during Inc week. Corn Tad also declined shilling
Provisions were improving and money matters easy
Coh.- and Sugar mad slightly improved. The trlde Of
Manchester was good. Political matters uliuportunt
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pt,CTICAdi.
For the Enquirer.
FAREWELL TO MISS -, OF RIcHMo


p,1rwrfI TO MISS -, OF RlCHmotND'
Think of the hour when first we met ~.
"a think that soon our paths must seFef'
Mr. deem II strange it wakes regret
To think that we may part forever.
The h,roue that bears me DER lilies main,
NAV never meet with thine again;
Vet mink not thou shall pass away,
40 acme sweet vision of The night,
Thai oIads US on with moments stay,
And in moment wings It's flight.
No Lady, No! "forget me not,
Is writ so brightly on thy brow,
That thou can'st never be forgot,
While memory ciings to aught oeio"'
When young Aurora wakes the MORN
When Flora trips the blooming lea,
An radiant with the smiles OF morn,
Then all will bid me think OF lhee
When twilight steals upon the doy,
And wearied Nature folds her "ins'
And unseen MINISTRIES far away,
Touch softly the !Eoian s1f,hs'
Thy echo voice will come again.
And mingle with The passing s'fain'
a. ,.hen von oucenly star Of night,
Th,o,ys hack her veil Of ether blue,
And floats in uveliness and lght,
gaze ON her, and think OF you.
No matter where my barqne be toss'd
On LIES tumultuous stormy sea-
NV anchor gone, my rudder lost,
Still, lady, deur, I'll think OF thee
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