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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27
VERY vALUABLE PRIyATE RESIDENCE

VERY PKIFATE
AND VACANT LOT On MARSHALL, AND SEVENTH
STREETS, o SALE OR LEASE.
NHTE are huthorized. by Jnmra Lyons, Esq who 10
w nhout TO remove 10 his country seat. one and a
ialf miles from this ci:y. 10 sell or lense HE residence. on
the corner of Marshall und 7Ii streets, and the vacant Lots
adjoining ihcrsto. The lot on which the dwelling stsncs
has n front Of l39 feet, nnd G depth OF ls3 feet The 10; on
Til, property Is so vel! know that a minute description IL
deemed unnecessary. But it may be proper TO Md, that
the premises are spHeious,w with every modern convenience,
as gas, water, baths, &c, and the lot 10 thoroughly drsined
through the city cnlvert, the l:ee privilege OF which is no.
served to the whole property.
a smle Of the property wnald DO preferred, but II this
can be effected. then Il Mi! De leased 10 n cure.ul tenant
Tor a tern d: yunr-.
Terms very accommodstin: and possession given the
LIST OF April next.
To avoid misapprchension Mt. Lyons requests US to
say that his change OF residence will produce no change
in his business arrangements. His professional engage
ments will DO fulfilled as heretofore. His office Will be
eontiaaci on g;h street.
Feb 2-clm GODDIS & APPERSi,N, AnctB.
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vALuABLE FAKM ~ HANUvER Cnr>r..

NEAR TO ASHLAND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
A T the request OF Mr.. Jno. h Wood, (wLo has d..c:
N mined 10 Change his bu,ircss,) We viii sci! q, au
ton, ru tho premi 'rs, on TUESDAY, the ION o; M~Igh
Isl, commencing at II o'clock, A. N, Tie vuiuab!. fa..l,
located az above. called
LOCUST GROVE.
containing 'hr": hundred aud eighty rishr scrNs. :; %.
loins the ia!in at Col W. ]. White, and lrs ABOUT CLs
mile West I'll Ashland. on The nsin foad leading ron.
lioodalfs to Hanover Court Eiousr; sbcu, half open irut.
balance in wood and timber. Til. dwelling IL ~ Nsc-.
lent one. having ample accommodations Tor q lrrgr tenn.
". The out buildings are sufficient tor The piscc. Pc
sons disposed 10 engage in the farming or timber hu.'ne.,
are invited 10 examine thi. farm. his the g !. II ready ma.
sst at Ashland for all its products. The mci,Dborhoo. i.
excellent, and The plnce healthy. II desired. 'he prrcae.
ser can purchase all the farming Implement, snt .irs sic
slaves for tue balance of the ycar.
Also, at .he same time and place will be sa!t ararEar
Farm On Stony Run. about hall mile from Astlslt.. aGJoin.
ing the lands OF Mr.. Henry Sncai and o,L-rs. ,Hais:,!u-
ORT ACRES.
TERMS-One third cash. belsnce ri q ana IL u1uti.,
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured 5y T. tvs.
deed. The taxes for lt57 10 ir paid hy TIE p~urcta-,r
Feb l6-,ds GNDDlH & APPEkSOE, hgc.s
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AM now receiving my Spring supply of new and stu
Pile STATIONERY. TO which ! invite attention.
Among my stock will be found;
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS Of De La Rues;
Joynson's, Moinier's, S~ou,hworth's, aud other celebrated
makers. at all prices.
ENVELOPES of every description and Of every varie'
~ of size. shape and pattern, Including A!Ln'nbrn: Ds-
mask Cream laid, EEzabcthan, Oak, Amber, Rose, Blue,
White, Lemon, Gold, &c. &c. adapted to every ta.to.
GOLD PEES.-Sonerhing really rare ard beautiful,
and tina. will not fail 10 write smo"thly and satisfactorily;
lnksuluL. Of various models; Steel Pens Of fifty different
kinds, adapted to every Kind Of writing; Blank M'moran'
dunn Books and Diaries; Letter Clips: Port Folios, Gum
Mucilag.. Indin Rubber Bonds: Drawing Pencils; Fad
Blo,tiDS Paper; Pocket Cutlery; Writing Fluids; CONNER
cial Blanks. Bonds. prcmissory Notes, Drafts, Checks,
BILLS of Lsdipr. &c. &c. &c Feb 10
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PIT HANDS

WISH TO hire, for the cusuing year, n number OF Cosl
Pit Hands, for whom full prices will be given. Du
ring the past four year, not q angle serious scctdentte
lite or limb mas occurred in our underground operations.
AUhires will be paid PEACEFULLY, ia quarterly payments, II
49, osscs in mi, fS,v. JOHN J. WERTH,
n. Sa :. Agent.
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FOR OFFICE.
st- .,r,s -,

~LEGisGLIrrYY OF EICRMoNp-Ths annexed
80 !. -esp'c'a"! E5iwSin Robinson. ESQ,
s = TIE sfSH.s or pr1K .rEs-David J. saunders
Ycs rvs 5 hSss sabs1son, E.q =; W. y rs5sy, hsf Known
~. SD u R!ea'hon-' VOX POPULI.
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SUPERB FIRST Glass CHRONOMIETERs,
DOuRL TIME. KEEPERS,

DOUBLE TIME.kEEpERs,
AND PdTENT LEVER PATCHES,
Ar oNE.HALr TiH USUAL CHARGE.
gUNHT undersigned respectfully calls the attcn.
ton oil gentlemen requiring FIRST CLASS ~
RELIABLE WATCHES, To- the following list OF NAL
prices. nj which he i. prepared TO sell the Watch. saEE'
~. made by III. celebrated hrn of Breting Freres, whose
Watches have obtained for them The highest awards a,
the seversl European Industrial Exhibitions.
Each Watch Is guaranteed for two years, and warrant.
ed Yrxsr Class. IN EVERY RESPECT. Makers certificate
given.
cnrrt gold hunting cases. ii very finely adjusted movement.
eousi TO anything manufactured. with extra springs and
maker. certificate, aud warranted for two yeHr., in 'nlaid
ebony case, &c, ordinary retail price 500, will sell for
$3.50.
DOUBLE T~IME.KEEPERs, with independent stop
centre seconds, in highly ini,hed eighteen carct gold
hunting cases, invaluable for physicians or for timing
rnces, &c. extra springs. warranty Tor Two years, &C,
ordinary retail price s2a5. will sell for sll3, or with "pen
face cases So5.
THE PATEN LEVER, a most beautiful and reliable:
wn,ch, universally admired, with all the modern ia
proycments, ruby pallets, fill jcwclicd, six counter.
fronts, Brecncl's patent hair spr.ng, compensation ba,
lance. extra spripgs, ebony case, makers certificate, and
guarantee for two years, in elegantly hnished eighteen
earet gold hunting cases, ordinary retail price sloo, VIII
sell for 800, or In open face cases s7o.
Each Watch 10 sold ~ hrst class, (and Is accompanied
he the makers two years guarantee md may be i,npli.
ciy,Iv relied upon "a equal to the best IN the market. ES-
changed if not satisfactory, and will not vary in any eli
mate.
Oriers, containing a remi,tsnce, sent Tree OF charge by
rynres. DWARD SINTZENlClI,
N 50 and s., fremont street,
r.b on =, Roston. Mass.
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OMMISSIONER's SALE or LAND.

sV1HE former purchase. having failed 10 comply With
the terms of Il former sale, will sell at public auc.
ton. on the premises. on FRIDAY, the - IL Gay of March
next. the tract Of land called 'Chick"a Hill, " situated on
the Third Branch, in Chesterfield county, adjoining the
lands OF Win. y Belclier and others, about one mile from
the Glover Till Rail Road. aud containing two hundred
and t~i.ltytwo acres. There 10 a good dwelling house
onelhiri Of 1t is in cultivation aud we'll uds pted to the
growth 0i corn. wheat. ohts and tobacco; the remainder ID
in original growth. ard pine wood, well ti;nberei TIE
place is prcve.bial Tor heni,h. ard tic ncishborhood good.
TERMS:-s6OD cash, siI3 q the trst day Of August
next. and tho remainder on such credit "a the former pur.
clnXrr may direct.
Enh 2h-cIin JOSEPM e. RROWk. Connlr.
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TNp0RTIYT 10 DRUGGISTS.

INPUNTH.Nl to
NX7ANTED.-By a physician of two years expert
w ence in an extensive practice, a situation as clerk
in . Drug store. HE reason tor desiring a situation OF
He saitors himself. from his extensive acquaintance with
Druggists and Physicians OF the South, that he can carry
a lsT.e amount of trade to any house. The best testi'
Aldo. MEDlCUS,
For I7-cvtf Raleigh, North Carolina.
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BY PULLIAM Is DAVIS, ARG.
By CIIARLEs wUKTiIAM & Co..-aI cTs
BY G0DDiN & APpEV,II.
AND nrSIV,n" ..u

',Ltrtnhh ANis ~HPSIRADIN IOftTEH
FARM ON II NEW BRIDGE Roam a. Nj -
EAST or fuR SAIL At sItTI1:
NH}lLL be .o.d at 'UctioI. Ga The vr,r;.. a., Tr.rr-
w DAY. the eOIa dsy nj F.brur,v - -, 3,
o'clock, NJ, u fair, II MOI. IN" Rex; i.ir i.v ,Ic Pam !.
Gated As above. now and Tor "rrry ycars pms; ,Un,t su.
occupied by Mr.. John q. GoGIin. HE tiac, cor,s,,. ~
ncrr,, OF which about lC0 scI-a j. Gle, REQ lam. 49, -.
balance in wood and iimbrr. The t.ac, rrr- h. rg...
Creek, and there is on the tract some cxcel!er; n.,o.,y
land, Oh Whites Branch.
There are two never failing springs on the place I'D,
VIII Of good water near The dwe.ii.s.
The buildings on the place. though originally geod. r-y-
heed some repuir.
The land lies beautifully. ard tie soil is sanass5'y
Hdaoted to the cultivation of the crops ususI t. tire O.
mate
The place is remarkably healthy. and the n.i.abo-.
hood good.
TERMs-Oncf fourth carh: halancc .. C. -, pni =
months, tor negotiable notes, in,e, est h,.dcG, scsu!tG ~
,rus, decd.
Mr.. Goddin. residing on ,hn PREMISE. y ~ f-t. pes.
sure IN showing them {" those III po,-d TO Uu-r,r,s..
GODDlN 4 EPpERS0N. .uct.
After the sale of tho land. I'LL H.. stock. hnrs.. ,-,i..s
hogs. p~r6v.ndcr, household and kitchen iuruirur. Sc
vi. 81 sold.
.ERMS-Alls uns of so and lies. zach. over rlg, ,uD,
- II credit Of I months lor negotiable notes se,is .,cc,r,y
endorsed. GUUDIN Z APPEKEuN
Feb 2-,d:. .ur;s
.V-POSTPGNEMENT tt. above ss,. "rs ~ ryr,
abIv postponed 10 WEDNESDAY, ire llE d IS o. .i...a.
lsJ;. III the same hour.
Feb - 0DD 4 APPEPS0S .-..,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-27

EARTHENWARE. CHINA AND GLASS.
SPRING, 1857!
WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
IMPORTER, ~, MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.
n s now receiving per ships Andrew Fostcr" .aSsss
j and America q full supply Of English Goods, F36
of new patterns ; and from various Manufactures ~
and Auction Trade Sales In this country, a very ~
largo stock of French Chins, Glassware, Looking dlasses,
Castors and Fancy Goods, which he offers Tor sale upon
the most favorable terms.
The merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Tonnes.
see. are invited to examine his stock of goods,
rR~Specisl pains taken 10 pack all goods securely, and
order. promptly filled. Feb &C
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Fob 2,-cLds JOSEPH &. BROWE, Cofnnl'r.
YAIINRLE REAL ESTaTE o SALE.

Hp Y virtue Of n decd of trust. OF record in the Clerks
Id Office Of the County Court Of Ee.ey, executed TO
me, for certain purpo.es therein mentioned, by Thomas
3 Waugh, | shall. Oh WEDNESDAY. The Eaud day OF
April, 1857, If fair, otherwise the next fair day, offer iof
ale at public auction. ior cash. Oh the prcmitrs, In til.
town OF Tappahannock, Essex county, Virginia, the fol.
lowing valuable property:
One 10, containing 1t acres, with tho building thereon
and its fixtures. These ere a three story house. las by IS
feet, standing upon tho bsnk Of tho Rnppnhannock river,
with .phce for a wharf intervening. The lower hall euL'
stan,ially built ofbrick, the upper Of wood. Engine room s2
by "a foot. On the lst and 81 doors there Isl line OF shufr.
ing. running through the entire length OF the house, ready
TO b. applied TO any manufacturing purposes. On the &c
cond door there IL n saw mill, running Two upright and
one circular saw. ;he logs drawn by tho machinery from
the water to tho SAW. Also, n corn and Hour mill COM
p.etr, with every improvement. The whole driven by a
steam engine, G3 horse power, with three boilers 10 feet
long. constructed upon sn improved model, with smoke
stack 100 feet high.
Also, two other small lots in said town. upon which ura
all the shops necessary for carrying on the manufacture OF
carriages.
The title 10 lndiOputsble. but selling MS trustee | shall
bnly convey such title al IL vested in me.
r. L r. BRALE, Trustee.
IA
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VALUABLE ESTATE FOX SALE. -.
rHNHE undersigned having removed to Petersburg. Oh
for, for sale his valuable estate known rs Burn
side" situated n Granville county North Carolina. within
four miles Of Townsville Depot, ten miles ci Hendersen
one hundred and eighty nine acres OF land; Tha improve
men,s arc of a superior order, and tie plantation IN hne
condition. ~
iup to purchaso will, CT course, examine for themselves
MY oversee. MS. A. Barker, will show tha premises
TSaMs made accommodating. and posseas!on gwen ~
any time.
By addressing mo q. Petersburg, Va, amy further inter
nation will be- given. ROBT. A. HAMlLloS.
Feb lO-cst
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CENTRAL HOTEL.
rORNER OF GRACE AND NINTH STREETS,
RICHMOND. Va.
JOSEPH A. MAYO & q, Proprietors.
+ J. SAMPsoS. Clerk. .s tho
yF- An Omnibus will he In attendance az all OF .he
nav Feb a-tf.
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HHY wife, Elizabeth Dabney, and myself, having seps.
rated, and now living separate nad apart from each
ntber under such circumstances es exempt me from liza.
biNtv fpr any debt she may contract. ! deem IL proper to
give notice to the public az large, as ! hereby do, that she
p not authorized to contract any debt Gil my account or
cr.d;t. End t5at | will not bs responsible tor or pay any
debt which she may contract either in ne. own nGme or in
mino. |h'S"ELL DAbNLi'
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'0'' rETER w. GRUBBS.

m NM IOTEK of CHESTER.
Z Y r,rT Ne are requested 20 state that Capt
Dc,.snS TawEATT will be a candidate 10 repre-
y" rD,,.r O: Chesterfield in the next House oil Del
Vs. 81 zee: 70 any action The Democra'is psrty may
,bpoIe - axe.
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NEW FRENCH EATING HOU

NEW FRENCH EATING U
- ZETELLE begs leave TO inform the0A
-. public that ho has fitted up, in leSantSSAlS
srvIe. the store No. Isl. Main Street, one door 0kH
below tn, Exchange Bank, where he is pre-
pared TO furnish meals in the rest style at oh"It notice.
This establishment is arranged OH tine New York plan -
snacks are furaishcd at all hours. Prices tor snacks range
from IL. to so cents, according to tho amount Furnished
Rreakfas,s from 6 a. VI, to l2 NJ. Dinners from II ~, to
6P. NJ. Suppers from s to 10 P. n.
He asks the public for their patronage, assuring them
tina, ne will be ready to serve them, in the best style, with
all iha: the market affords. FEB S3nl
HNOR BREMEN The A l ship LOUISA
Ma, Capt. b. Muller, will DO at City Point 3E5IS
within the next ten days, and load for the above HfE
named port 49,
For freight or passage, apply 10
Feb IL SCH!tR kOHLER = Gu.
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NEGRO LABOR WASfEO .o
TIME James River and Kauawha Company want u mr.
Il about eighteen ablebodicd NEGRO Mn 70 p n;
plete the number required on the repairs oi th1 ris a i,
vision of the Canal during the prescn' year. w.
drill, and eleven common luborers Three OF the ihuet
class are required to work on the mrs; ioriy.hre nn es ~ y,
that portion OF the Canal running through the counties OF
AlbeInarle, Nelson and Amherst.
q, hi ofice - H.. n,sin F.. l. CHiSN,
Jan l7-d&ctMarchlst Supt }. H.. .h"nH
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YALTARLE EARN FOR SALE.

FARM FUR SAFE.
OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re-
Il. sided, lying Immediately on Swift Creek, IN the coun'
ty of Chesterfield, about four miles sbovethe Court Rouse
an. twelve miles from Richmond.
The tract contains 264 acres, One.third OIL winch Is IN
original growth; the other ~two-,firds is open land. In &
good stale OF cultivation, and well adapted to ths growth
Of wheat, corn and tobacco.
The improvements consist OF a good dwelling and all ne
ccssary ont and farm houses.
The farm is we'll watered. and considered remarkably
healthy.
Gill. ut the Farmers Bank Vi W., Richr:out.
Nny lh-cff +. n. WILL.
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CITY SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND,
CHARTERED IN 1899.
TONTIEuES to receive deposits, on which interest 10
u paid, at the rate OF 6 per cent. per annum. il reinnin.
ing on deposi, 6 months, and 5 per cent. for shorter pc.
RODS.
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't, CHAs T WORKMAN.
ALEX'R DUVAL, Sec'y, HUGH W. FRY,
II. BALDWIN, Cashier, /. DAVENPORT, in,
JOuN N. GORDON WELLINGTON GODDIN,
SAMUEL PUTSEY. Feb l9-3m
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THNHE COMPREHENSIVE OF FERGUSON,
FARlsS & Co, announced on the LET day OF Janu
ary, will not bn changed in consequence OF the death OF
R.M. Ferguson, but will BIO continued under the same
style, tho vacancy occasioncI thereby being supplied By
MI. SAMLA A. GLOVER. J. II. FERGUSON. Jr.,
TFiOS r. FARlSS,
Feb 10 SAM a GLOVER.
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VihG;NIA.-Asa District Court continued by ad
tournament, and held In The City OF iniamsbu
q, %. co.rt House in the said City. on 1hur.day the
eaT;:;7 day OF December in the year one thousand eight
-1ii'e. and .ity six ordered, that hereafter the com.
H'-:snea: o: Inc annual session Of this court shall DO on
Mls,ssd a7 y June, Instead of the 7th day Of December,
sn- me 4na.ul Session Of the Special Court OF Appeals
W ms o:s'ric'. .nall De on the 2l.h day of June, instead
"Aa!.a te7 C. December.
- ACopy-Teste,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
BariRg Of ArteSiaa Wells,

A writer in Charleston paper gives
the following description ofthe manner
in which Artesian Wells are formed;
This style OF well is said to be an
invention of a FrenchmaD, whose
name | do not now remember. 1t Is
6no. or rather drilled, with a heavy
steel drill of l,600 pounds weight, 20
feet in length, and a half foot in diam
eter The drill is raised above the
surface ofthe ground, by means OF
pullays attached to a wheel, which is
worked by a small engine, to the
high of forty or fifty feet, and then
allowed to drop.
After going to the depth of the
driIl, stlong poles are attached to the
upper extremity. In this manner it is
raised and allowed to drop. The man
who is digging the well informed me
thathe had drilled through Is rocks.av-
eraging 3Sleetin thickness. lie las
completed one $50 Ieetin depth. Iron
tnbes are inserted as he advances,
and in this manner caving isprevented.
The well now complct d, throws aJet
of water to the height of 153 feet a.
bove the surfice. put my hand ln-
to the reservoir into which it fell, and
to my surprise, / found the wafer quite
clearly showing that the lntes-
tines of the earth are heated.
The borer is now proceeding with
y wei, ten times as large as the one
noonleted. The one already compile
ted he intends boring to the depth OF
1900 feet, then the water water = Will be 3e
thrown TO the height of 800 feet, 1t
is expected that this alone Will inrn-
ish al abundant supply oil water
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pAYBTTEVILLE TENN: THURSDAY, MAY 2S, 1857.

strict with me. / could not move
without being watched. 1t was i'm
possible for me to meet you or see
you. I feigned paralysis. For two
months / have scarcely moved. In
his pity for my condition my faith
er relaxed his surveillance of my mo.
tions. He gratified every wish, and,
as an invalid, ] excited no suspicion
by desiring to become your sitter
| said that | love. If you do not re.
turn my love, ! can only die
What answer made the American?
We need not inquire; only, when the
PRINCE di B. returned, he found
nothing in the studio but clay mod
ell of his paraly tic daughter. The
original was nowhere to be found
A few days afterwards, in a small
town of France, the Florentine Prin-
cess sunk her nobility in the name
of an American sculptor.
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Sugar Cane.

The agricultural bureau Of the Pa
tent Office has made arrangements for
the introduction of sixteen more va
rieties Of the Sorghum Sucre, or su-
gar cane. The statements on the
subject are very interesting.
Mr. Leonard Wray has devoted
much time and pains to the collection
of seeds of the African sugar cane,
which be calls the Imphee. He has
made experiments in the mode of
making the sugar, and finds that it.,
as we'll as the saccharine product of
Sorghum, can be easily granulated.-
He has left al the Patent Office spec
linens Of the syrup, of the crystalized
sugar, and the alcohol obtained from
the In,phee and the Sorghum. He
brought home sixty bushels OF seeds,
and is about to commence plantations
at the South. Experiments, on a
large scale, are to be made in South
Carolina, on the estate Of Gov. Ham
mond.
e,The Impbee is the plant fr' IN which,
in ancient times, sugar was made 10
Ethiopia, Arabia, and India. 1t was
displaced by less valuable plants, for
a long period, but was found in Afri-
ca, where tits indigenous. MIR. Wray
says that the lmphee will flourish in
any part Of the United States where
there is three months Of warm wealth
er.
1t would therefore appear probable,
that the United States will soon add
sugar to the number Of its important
staples.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-28
ISHAM G.. HARRIS.
ROBERT HATTON.
Nashville, May 18th. 1857.

A friend returning from depot a
few mornings since with bottle of
freshly imported "NEaine Law saw a
young lady, whom he must inevitably
join. So putting the bottle under his
arm. he walked alongside. "Well,'
said the young lady, after a disposing
of health, and the "weathtr," 'what
is that bundle you are carrying SO
mysteriously under your arm?" (from
which she discovered a dark fluid drip
ping.) "Oh |! nothing but coat which
the tailor has been mendiug for me. .
oh it's coat, is it =? Well, you'd d
better carry it back, and get him to
sow up one more hole, 1t leaks"
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"Th0u Art Away" /"

Thou art away-yet the stars fair rays
Are cleaning on my brow,
As in those ewes long, long ago 81
But oh ! where art thou now +?
hear again the sighing stream,
Gaze on each well known spot.
And ask my lonely, weary heart,
If thou hast ne'er forgot2
The moon that then in beauty rose,
Casts now no silver light,
And change hath marked the beechen grove
Since that remembered night.
May not thy love be waning too,
And change. have marked thy lot?
Hast thou in all this length oftime
Still loved, and ne'er forgot?
Yet while gaze on those bright orbs,
And view their changing beams
see fair and changeless one,
That still in beauty CLEANS.
know that time my image from
Thy heart can never blot;
Tho all the world should faithless prove,
Thou wilt forget me not.