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AMERICAN NIcKN ,MEs IN PARIS The Paris
correspondents of the NewYork Times, Writing
under date of April 2, gives the following sketch
Of an article published in the Paris journal
Dedats on the nieknames given by Americans
to their great men. The illustrations are very
amusing:
Some Of these names are even more graphic
in French than in English Dante-.N0ir is a
title softer than Black Dan, which, l think,
needed softening. lie Derin is hardly equal to
the Godlike, and lie Grand Erpiicafsur is
certainly inferior to the Great Expounder-just
as explaining is subordinate to expounding.
lie G0rcon de Charretie is fair rendering Of
the Wagon Boy, and Mr.. Corwin may be as
proud of one as the other. Old Rough and
Ready is translated by Vieur Rude ct Pref
tout. This is energetic and suggestive. buthas
the misfortune to resemble the slang sobriquefs<
Of the Paris desperadoes and of the more aashy
Of the swell-mob. Van Buren, is to be known
in France as lie Petit Soreier, which is as good
as original. Benton is Frenchifed into pifnr
Liagot. frankly confess cannot put this
back again into any English which strikes me I.
as the true original l never heard Benton
| called Old Ingot in my. life That is what you
get by staying away from home. You do not
recognize your countrymen when you hear them ;
called by name. Old Ingot, Oh Junk of Gold,
| Old Builion-none of these affect me like old
acquaintance Scott's immortal hasty plate Of
soup is so disfigured that it means quite another
thing. 1t is rendered by Vite, mn assiette-d
souPe: Quick plate of soup here-as If the
General was calling to the sutler for his dinner
on a drum-head, in the midst of a raking fire.
The Debats states, indeed. that this Is tho.
meaning 50 Descriptive of battle, interrupted
by an improvised repast." The French are not
particularly good at nicknames. The Little
Corporal is perhaps their triumph in this line
Of invention. 4F salad
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ONLY CHILD" Who is to be buried here %
said to the Sexton ''Only a child ma am"
Only child Oh! had you ever been a
mother-had you nightly pillowed that little
golden head-had you slept the sweeter for that
little velvet hand upon your breast-had you
waited for the first intelligent glance from those
blue eyes-had you watched its slumbers, ira
cling the features of him who stole your grlsh
heart away--had you wept widows tears over
its unconscious head-had your desolate, timid
heart gained courage from that little piping
voice to wrestle with the jostling crowd for daily
bread--had its loving smiles and pratling words
been sweet recompense for such sad exposure
had the lonely future been frightened by the
hope of that young arm to lean upon, that
bright eye for your guiding star--had you never
framed plan or known hope or fear, at which
that child was not part. Ifthere was naught
else on earth left for you to love-if disease
came, and its eye grew dim !; and food, and rest,
and sleep, were forgotten in your anxious fears
if you pace the floor hour by hour, with that
fragile burden, when your very touch seemed
to give comfort and healing to that little quiver-
ing frame-had the star Of hope set at last
then, had you hung over its dying pillow, when
the strong breast you should have wept on was
in the grave, where your child was fastening
had you caught alone its last faint cry for the
"heip" you could not give--had its last fut
tering sigh breathed out on your breast--Oh
could you have said" 'Tis only child !"
FANNY FERN
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The House Of Commons is now lighted by
second ceiling of ground glass, through which
the gas-burners shed a milder light. This
ground glass ceiling is ornamented with colored
wreaths Of flowers.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

viii leave THURSDAY, May s. al o'eioeA p NJ.
EN0R CAMDEN, Ell DORADO LAND w-g
III ING, ,CHAMPAGN0LE, WILMINGTON MO- lss{}2fLtlip
RO LANDING, PIGEON HILL, MARIE SALINE q
ALABAMA LANDING, TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, iiAR
RisoNBURG and all intermediate landingIhe fast running iigh
dAlght passenger packet steamer NEW WORLD
commander win leave above For freight passage, having
@ya 'ff' J.LIoYD LEWIS, ~ P0sdras street.
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CORK.

FOR CORK-Passage 0nly.-The fine A
ist sailing American bark MADONNA Captain woodds, hav
ing ali her engaged will
having at ca recommendation apply
aPlS J,P. WHITNEY CO., sl Camp street.
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.fRK.aNS.AS RIVER.

wnIlsavs TUESDAY, May 8. at O'Clock Pm
N0R VAN BUREN, FoRT SMITH, s.g -
A. LITTLE ROCK and al iutsrmedate lgndngs- @ 80 80
FRANKLIN PIERCE, Capt. A. W. Hks, leave
above. For freight
ply on board SMITH FfAilSTER 80 Poydraa
MOSES GREENWOOD x co.
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, May ., a. o'clock Pm.
ENOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMB1A, Hg =
H. EAsTPoRT and all Intermediate andinghReg
ular Tennessee River Packet CHEROkEE-TheEas sEz6
light drsugh passenger CHEROKEE d. Snled
ley will For passage apply
ny3 WHITE a BUCHANAN ~ Fulton street.
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HOUSE-FURNISHING.


az CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 1853.
~ To Accommodate UP Patrons have
opened Branch Of CONFECTIONERY FEI
Lows HALL, Of Camp and Lafayette Streets placed
under The Of Msssrs. 7. MORRISON RULE
long the business and uniform ponsss of
have rendered them universally popular among
Their having the Establishment be- aeuut guar
antee to those favorng them with that they will promptly
and carefully attended - = i'-'
We ru that BY proper attention the quality kept
BY secure, undertaking. poron
the public has kindly beowe upan OLD STAND
D. GoWANS co.
s. Connected with the Store CREAM SALOON FOR
LADIES unsurpassed for neatnesa and comfort BY the city.
tB Pcayune and Delta please copy. apis I'm
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BRdZOS SANTA GO.

wllea THURSDAY Msy s. O'Clock A. n. puneuaily.
EOR BRAZ0S SANTIAGO, PoTNT SSSsS,
4 ISABEL, MATAMoRos md ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Regular New0rean US Mail Line
,hps-Te hvore steamhP YACHT Edward Aud, master will
leave US Mails .ght Passage having
very superior sssro accommodations, apply TO
my3 HARRIS 4 MORGAN, 79 Tchoupioilas street.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

win lleave TUESDAY, May ., at O'Clock pm.
EfOR NASHVILLE, CLARKsvtLLE, FL b,
IL EpDYvILLE all landings szxf5sN
The fayoritf pass anger steamer AMERICA,
johnson, il leave above. For glI
board. PERKINS, CAMPBELL Il co. at3O
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FIVE DOLLARS Q.

I CtH0ICE PETIT GULF COTTON sEED, for
sals BY A. ]. WRIGHT CO.. u Gmyisr street. sraO
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IdZOO RIVER.

viii WEDNESDAY May at O'Clock r M positively
ESOR GRENADA, Troy, GREEN w-s -
WOOD, LEELoRE; EEL MARION, YAzoo CITY, lSsfs
TCHuLA, SATARTlA NiCKSBURG and all interme
diaie landngReguar Yazoo River Packet ROE
The and fast running steamboat MONROE Capt
will above.
I. WILSON. ii Ceroudees street.
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GdLVESTON.

VIII leave SATURDAY, May I, at o'clock A.
EOR GALVESTON, INDIAN0LA, <%fTF$,
PORT LAvAcA and MATAGoRDA BAY.-segu-
lar NewOeaas TEXAS u. S. Mail Line Of
Tue mshont steamship jeremiah smith
will above landing freight the wharves ard
Layaa (suhe ghiernge MAagufda Bay without charge
For freight having superior acoomodaous
apply HARRIS h MORGAN, 70 Tehoupiio1ss street
TT The Line having established ita fnot rs cavalo Bar,
will
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W4Iilsave TUESDAY. May ., at O'CLOCK A. NJ.
NOR GALVESTON. INDIANoLf, PORT Il

l. LAVAcA md MArAGorDA DA Regunr New0
s. hai Linz Of steani.bpTho
steamship MENCO Henry Place will leave
a, ndian Ivsen subject
without
very superior accommodates, apply to
HARRIS MORGAN, 10 Tshoupitosss street
tr This line having established s Pilot
and the supervision OF CAPTAINS
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NIEW ORLEANS EMIGRA]

NIEW ORLEANS and Car r. sxx CEasssz.sssgSsg1
roion Raroad-CaIroltcn s4&2 t5f4 E5E..-SkX
Departure Of TraiDa. From lYsr0rleanI:
Horse Cara-eK and TX A. NJ, sA, loi, and III Pm.
Steam Trsins-s afterwards
sively EuTufuR and anlil quarter winter,
Frogs Carreiltda:
HorHe Cars-5 aud 4. ~, g. and iop "A.
Stsam isinz1 and hour until Etuelu
sively in ard until half Part winter
FARE-5 cents Children under IL and Servants
81 third ebraay
aud the Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
E9 There Carsrun 10 and from the Depot is
Departure Of Cars.
In and 1Hoeock
Depot, ls Baronne street. ..,....Ix, sS :.
In 6uminef, ltN.y andS
Depot, IS Bsronne street. 81, TX andS
After which the will leave terminus every ssn
Until ooloekP.k.
ThenatsE 8, 10 and II p. NJ, from the Depot.
And sE sx and 10k P. NJ, from Lafayette.
FIRE-lO cents. Children under l2 years. hall pnes.
TAT kotSpecial Night Carafor Partiss
Rled when rsanrei.
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- viii leave SATURDAY, May ID at O'Clock pm.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~ -
II and AZ intermsdiate lardn ss-Regular Louia
Packet GEO. COLLIEIi-The new elegant
ST GEO COLLIER
above For freight psssage, apply boari o. 10
WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton
GEO. W. SHAW d co, ID Poydras A.
~ the cabin be and secured by an.
p.ln, " sle a,ehNa-
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KEY WEST.

VIII leave about THURSDAY, May s, o'cosk a.
nor KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, ..zcssifTgss
l. APALAcHIcoLA, ST. MARKS CEDAR KEYS .sz1kss.s
and TAMPA BAY.-U. 5. Mail LneTbp u s. Mail oeslisnip
JAMES DAY Talbot commander will isays the Lake end
the Railroad about the freight
passage apply GREEN, HARDING CO. 6s PordaA
tfr All mslase mster must through tho Pas9Hs sp25
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YIEKSBURG.

Will leave THURSDAY, May 5, al o'clock M
N0R PRINCETON, LAKE PROvI- 6-y =.
n DENcE MLLKENS BEND NICKsBuRG, lflt1 &&s5S41a ~ t1a
GRAND GULF, RoDNEy NAICiitz, FORT AD
ANS, BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE, DONALDS0NVIIIE, and
all ia,smsdipte andngs-The fac steamer FRANK
LYON, Capt j. ii Estes lin place Of Saxon)
aove and every rhnday thereafter throughout the
freight passage, apply on hoari
SIROlIIER 4 BROS, as PoydIps street,
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WE.W YORK.

EOR NEW YORK. = The fast sailing ,sS
bark MARTHA ALLEN, Burde, master, having nnriy AA
ali her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch For gh
ma paAs'' Aff' VA ~ GEORGE w. HYNsoN so Camp street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

We hoIc that now our Legislature nave sh'" ''','
minds are not entirely contraced that lhey ca" '
yIory .! Virginia through the dull Visla oi iu'nH mo-
, ga, learn n our own much beloved old Stale has not
az r a. some of her have proclaim
edthat if she has iucn is only like Anisdd 10 Use WIN
renewed sengh from he. al- that now she Is lpe u carly
, The schemes which will pour into her lap me fch urea
sres of her inexnaustc rrsonrcesnow 'ha We are J"s'
recovering from nearly civil war, il is The duty aye Tue
npeous duty Of The SAFE in lis legislative as ven 80 III
10 r,y r.ciry To- devote It's and subscribe iT0 49,
ser Iitcray bring Brothers together WHO can hs'"c'"
ly Il, rnc same bo.c; who have climate, a' and a.
initesI who GTs To stand me ofnh' 'he hea' a""
OF the d;, s. together.
In uniu words W. ,tns il the auty 81 the Stat. 10 en-
20 lar A. ca dirtc trade Internally and eater
naly.
The meeting Thursday night Was fully attended by some
Of the mos, Intelligent atroog minded and oeaervahl ian'
ers in the Slate They all showed disposition TO advance
Virginia If snc would advance They DOW uppea to her
sous to h,p her. viii they doit!
Tia rv If gilmore hear subscribes $50 Goo 10 The
anuuai ae show al Baltimore. Shall it be said that lit.
lie aryard can support and bring 10 her assistance al the
..neurs mos; Of which truly bc'ng 10 Firgniai
We entertain no hostility towards our sister State We
only Or Sire that our Ill profit by ard emulate her eS-
ac-,ial Old Virginia will extend her Briarian iron
in imitation Of her sister But enough BY way Of preface
now for details.
Mr. P 81 George Cooke President OF The Society, return
thanks beautiful manner for the Kindness manifested
towards HIM in electng him President
Various rcsoni"us then adoptfd-amongt them one
n have an Agricultural Ea in the Full also, asking the
LEGISLATURE and tic citizens Of the State 10 aid the Society
in accomplishing The object.
Mr. e. J Barbour then, in eloquent, Impressive and
witty r.annc- addressed the Sncety for an hour.
,ulcc wcrc then taken for the and
hanpy 10 announce ihat although city vas In the field
We lnrnn several other 'Rchnonis" lhr:e.
The Society then adjourned until ~ clock Friday
rig
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TOT NC EHYUFtI
THE HON ELISHA WHITTLESEY

II is The fortune ui TO gel credit when they de-
seryc norr J. Is the misfortune al who deserve
great credit, get nothing but repr0acf Mr. Whiesry
the credit u the paternity o law o the last session
Congress the like of which j. 10 bc fount In any
statute printed in the English language. in the nine
zenith century The act 10 regulate the fees U Mar
-halE Attorneys Clerks &c This law, while tn. whole
il will gr.ar, increas" The Judiciary expenditures will op.-
nJmiousiy class and That the poorest paid
o! any Of the officers Of the Courts The main object Of the
bill be, bureau in the Interior Of
fee FOR the superintendent Of the Judiciary by way Of
economy, suppose.
The fundamental error in this unique specimen Of Amer
legislation, is In attempting 10 make uniform lee bill
without establishing uniform rules Of practice throughout
the Staits lE!s IL just absurd If The captain Of n
company ii men. al diieren, sizes order suits Of
UNIFORM ali IL be made 10y the Of the smales;
in The company Some 1oud find their pants too short
The practical operation of Mr. Whiieseys lI~ Of unifo
nifty oil will bc confusion the Morshals plenty OF
work for ne Attorney Geners and squab5lng with the
proper accounting oiirc !; and Nj Whucscy in his retire.
,nrn: viii lrs 1a'a ard De a;na7 ID, il amused the
dust lie Las lc.t behind INA
A: Ia The Clerks .! Courts souls they nobody
ergo they must 20 content in these go:n day1 when
large family may be supported FOR song ccce Jenny Lind
Madame Sontag and members OF Congress can make
1--we eight dollars day. with the liberal allow
$500 per annum il they will only hard having
the fear of God before their but pains pen
allies OF n misderneanor. Prob PuGor
defer another time and chunnel critical ANALYSIS or
this crude unjust and oppressive aw-Whtteseys hobby
caparsoned By Sc7man and mounted by the chairman and
members Of the Judiciary Committee
ONE OF THE SOFEREIGNS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15
For The Enquirer
GEORGE E. DENEALE- BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS
~, ~. U-o,.rs of m. lIi,}fir D;,fric,

To The Voters OF the Ildd!c D'Ifrtet
in calling nf the voters Of The Middle Dig
tric 10 ,g gentleman whose heats this article N
nac,Iun uh the Board Of Public Works, we look with
eve single welfare OF Eirpinl. To those gentlemen
who may constitute that Board her important int.
rests viii be cuEdcd which fact makes II neccasay that in
our appnnt o them, NC should be exceedingly crcnm
sppcl We shuoli Place there men Of ilmid md
,cring mind who sill allow popular prejudice,
rary curor OF scclnsi feeling, turn them hway from
their Deliberately formed opinions but cf hrmness and
Independence character nU will Place proud reliance
Themselves uni respect equally the interest r every
ton 81 the State unnecessary for us 10 tell ha people
Of this Disic, that Sir Drncar Is OF this sort The
fairness and mpartiay The dignity, strength discretion
which marked his senatorial course extending through
,iod If about t"clvc years. have long since attracted
their attention. and excited their admiration Its with
ftsnce thrn that present before them George F. De-
nrar ii Rockingham experienced 10 the legislation
81 Virginia. un well acquainted with whatever Is connected
however remotely with he, prosperity We feel assured
mat nunc,ed with scat 10 that Board he will with
him dignity department. and an ease and deS tcry In
the despatch business which will give satisfaction To the
whole State. iORh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1853.
SEA ATE.


The following bills read third time, and passs+
TO amend the ID section of the 10 incorporsrs,
Famvilr aud Buckingham Plank Road Company ar we
RI noes I.
To increase The capita. stock OF the Fni:mont and D.
tine Bridge Company. Ayes 20 noes &. 3D.
Increasing the capital stock OF the HedGesvllr and po
nae Turnpike Company.
Authorizing the Incorporation OF joint stock co,o,
f.. IN, purprs. Of making turnpike road from Fankn
The county Of Pcniieton IL Cicl:rir IN SAID county Ave.
81 nuts {.
In relation 10 ,lr terms OF the Distict Courts
10 amerd The lave relating 10 the sessions Of Sup,-
Enurt 81 Appeals.
r, preserve uy tiers in York River
Auh0rizn. The trustees OF Inc town .! alsnches,e,
ryv taxes for town purposes.
Incorporating the town of Hamiine in the county Of G.
70 establish The Roanoke College In county Of RI,
nok".
Which was the order Of tc day, was taken up, mo,io,
OF Mr. REosR aud again, motion Of Mr.. SHASDs laid y,
lie table and made or-r OF lie day for Monday ne
lith inst.
On motion Of Mr. SAacKELroRD the Senate ad ournet
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
resolution from The Senate agreed gu,horizin,
2uIl tc opened The county Of Weze ascertain n
sense c: III qualified voters said county, fr OF again
accepting The provisions Of the entitled provide,
opening and keeping in repair the county in M
count,s ol Mooongaia, WcrzcI and MarshaII
Senate hts were reported 10 incorporate HE EArntss
Cemetery III hr county OF Nasal; prosIng tor taking n.
:, .- ., the .Gris -! Preston DIV relation IL Tho -
n,yal the rc>,n justice in sail county au,ho,
zny john Thompson :" wharf and landing on n.
ONO RIVER nc"ra 1rang the Virginia Steam Boa, Gonna
hacna "a" -,cyGt ~erJE %! the passed the %
." h'g i-'- - sd an aet I, provide lot The incorpor.
o. 81 b,dlng Mons aGd repeal certain other ac,
nn"".aip'J ner" 10 :rit- Inc kuckritee and Nor.
H!."i M1CIii!n!Zcd i.uIi Company: iucurporIc n.
"a'foi A.. Potomac RAJ! Road CUmpany ana tIous. biz
io u" ;", oi J"o Vi Pucr ana Incorporate the eros:
'''". inH P"nns !yana Turnpike Company ,hr coun,
- E,op.c
i :s.n In Incorporating III. Tug Fork Na,irstr,
i,..rrnE :" - '."n up, an! the vote passage so
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.MISCELlAN EOUS.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

,v.aursaros MARCH lO.--Thc Senate today remained
,,t few moments in executive session About dozen
nominations have been sent 10 and referred. None have
been definitely and they arc therefore strictly con.
6dentia /, ia believed that Mr. Kennedy will BIZ retained
AZ OF the Census, as the work is drawing TO
= close.
There are nauneabe applications Tor otlce under The
Post Oce Department. from every section OF the county
SARcH TO- p M.Senatov Gwn 10 said tn oppose Inc re-
moyaI of Mr. John Wilson from The Land Ofhce
The Pesldsn says the - 20 great tor the def-
.n Offices that he has leisure present to examine the
applications or decide upon the appointments
The policy of administration Ia regard TO removals mas
not yet been fixed upon St..
The Gardiner case will up morrow al IL O'clock
Mr. Carlisle and Mr Bradley counsel Tor Mr dadlner
The District Attorney and Henry May ESQ., OF Baltimore
are for tho prosecution. 49,
MI c. B. Cluskey DIR Anderson and Mr. Mills, are can
ddates for the position Of Architect for the CnPo exten
son , =
learn from an authentic that Mr.. J. u. Hoover
win be Marshal Of the District Of Columbia though he has
s,ronp opponents Ia the field.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15
YOETH AND AGE.


following beautiful lines originally appeared Ia
ian, a periodical started about twenty years ago. B.
of Elton College. For truth. tenderness and me
are Incompatible:
often think each lettering form
Tha, limps along in lites decline,
Once bore d heart as young, as warm
As full Of idle thoughts as mine
And each has had its dream OF Joy,
Its own unequhlled pure romance;
Commencing when the blushlng boy
First thrills at lovely womans glance
And each could tell his tale OF youth,
Would think its scenes OF love eVince
More passion, more unearthly truth,
Than any tale before or since.
Yes they could tell Of tender lays.
AT midnight penned in classic shades,
or days more bright than modern days.
And maids more fair than modern maids
OF whispers in willing ear,
OF kisses on n bluehing cheek;
Each kiss, each whisper, Tar too DEAR
Our modern lips 10 give or speak,
OF passions TOO unimely crossed;
Or passions sighted or betrayed
OF kindred spirits, early lost,
And buds that blossom but TO fnde;
OF beamine eyes aud ,resscs gay,
Elastic form and noble brow,
And forms lha, have all passed away,
And lett them what We see them now
And Is il thus-is human love
So very light and frail th!ngl
And must youths brightest visions move
Forever on Times restless wing'
Mus, all the eyes that still are bright,
And all the lips that talk OF bliss,
And all the forms so fair TO sight,
Hereafter only come TO thisl
Then what are earth's best visions worth,
live at length must lose them thusf
II all we value most on earth
Ere long must fade away from usf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-15


The lit,le spcck ul trouble which has npeatei np"" IT.
hny,n proving out The negro church 81 iynci'H j..
L,usrd la with ncnnsiltIablc hnhIly, o'lh %? ".'.i
,uu-ts those whu feel an interest w 'le save ptFit
al th, South. But there others, VINO ne ay dtcii
IN The pf. al issue about II bc made 5"!oe TIC
- ,p, If This country, These the non fla scsnl'
Yhu are not ;b,riun-is fanatics al ans KIND lhfc
mn many this class; perhaps majority al sra w az
mn, surIr,u STATES certainly In Virginia. Tins "!H*s
with the holders, ircl common lhm''a ~ "
u,,,t issue Ahpliiiaiss two wish 10 vet ' h'f''s =
Tree aud innuiIcs twin" "mv" they can nhnhs" 49, ~
,,,, rrr,u.- better than the Own's) IN lax" msnt. 81 ,
r.r,r,u interest IN tic subject; but T. p.an ~ n
irr, sI, n IN. question Tho re" Gr.tl.' us - -
,rny,d or unnsanann al the color: a,- ..htt ''!'!
n, AMI mas acre wiil b., .nrvab. - -'lr M !"
distant hut cunlc il wi! unless prope:
,cy,n II II t,I hc any .,rai.' !g !i.r!;:Er .!s,
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