THE FLOWERS!

FROM THE FRENCH
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Some pleasing sentiment combin'd;


Love in the Myrtle's bloom is seen;


Remembrance to the Violet cllngs;


Peace brightens in the Olives green;


Hope from the half clos'd Iris springs,


And Victory on the Laurel glows,


And Woman bushes in the Rose.





RoBBERY.--Y Yesterday at noon some thief
stepped into the dwelling of Mr.. Luther }.
Cox, and stole seven large silver table spoons,
some Of them marked l. M c and some mark
ed X. A German man begging was in the
house but short time before, and it is tho't
that he perhaps committed the theft
Baltimsre Sun.
CHEs. AND o. CANAL.--The Cumberland
Civilian Of the 9th inst, says: eve are gra-
tilted by the receipt Of highly favorable canal
news. AT present we do not feel authorised
to give the particulars"
"A LIBERAL OFFER--Charles James Faulk-
ner, esq, Of Berkley comfy, Va, has offered
$50 acres OF Texas land to every volunteer
from that county who shall serve for twelve
months in the war against Mexico. About
fifty have accepted the offer.
| "JULIUs CESAR" one of the correspon-
dents Of the Frederick Examiner, begins a
poem " with


Pm bound for the wars,
In the next train of cars" &c.
| "Wont do !" says the Editor:
| "'Tis rather bold,
| And badly told.'
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| BIRTH PLACE or HENRY CLAY.--The birth
place Of this illustrious son Of Virginia, is for
sale, says the Richmond Republican-not re-
ally, however, but in the form of fine en-
craving.


ENlGRANTs. Steamer Charter Oak, from
Eastpoft, which arrived on Sunday, brought
700 steerage passengers, mostly emigrants
from Great Britain.-Boston Sun.
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One Of the Baltimore letter writers, says
son Of a banker Of that city has run away with
and married Miss Elliott, daughter of Celeste.
She is 10 years old, and worth 100000.
DEATH OF JUDGE MARsHALL.-The Louis
vile papers announce the sudden death of
Judge John J. Marshall, Of that city, from ap-
oplexy.
Awrur. .DrATH-Georpe q ninter mason