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The following lines written BY MIR. Adams
in the album Of young lady, are published
for tile first time in the Saturday Emporium !:


TO MISS E. Mel.
One day between the Lip and Heart
"A wordless strife arose,
Which was the expertest in the art


His purpose to disclose.
The lip called forth his vassal Tongue,


And made him vouch lie
The slave his servile anthem sung,


And braved the list'ning sky.
The Heart, to speak, in vain essay'd,


Nor could his purpose reach
His will, nor voice, nor tongue obeyed:


His silence was his speech.
Mark thou the difference, Child of Earth


While each performs his part:
Not all the Lip can speak is worth,


The silence of the Heart


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Washington City.
LlBERALIrY.--N. Longworth, Esq, OF Gin
cinnati, has offered loan Of $4,000, to be
appropriated towards equipping and sending
off the Ohio volunteers. Several other cili-
zens have likewise offered large loans.
DEPARTURE OF TRooPs.-C Company K, 4tf
Artillery, Lieut. Hunt commanding, left For
McHenry yesterday for the South. Company
F, which is still there, will also leave shortly
Bait. Patriot Of Friday.