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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-05
PO TRY.
From the Edinburg Review.

From the Edinburg Review.
CFrom the Spanish1
o! let the soul its slumber break,
Arouse it's senses and awake,
To see how soon
Life, with its glories. giides away,
And the stern fooistep Of decay
Comes stealing on.
How pleasure, like the passing wind,
Blows by and leaves US nought behind,
But grief at last
How, still our present happiness
Seems TO the wayward fancy less
Than what 10 past.
And while we eye the rolling tide.
Down with our flying miautes glido
Away 60 fast
Let us the present hours employ,
And deem each future dream OF Joy
Already past.
Let no vain hope deceive the mind
No happier let us hope to find
Tomorrow than to-day.
Our golden dreams Of yore were bright,
Like them the pre- esent shall delight
Like them decsy.
Our lives like Fastening streams must be,
That into one eagulphing sea
Are doomed 10 fall
The sea OF Death whose waves roll on,
Der king aud kingdom. crown and thrcrc,
And swallow all.
Alike the rivers lordy tide,
Alike the humble riv'let's glide
To that sad wave;
Death levels poverty and pride,
And rich and poor sleep side by side,
Within the grave.
Our birth is but a starting place,
Life is the running Of the race,
And death the goal
There all our steps at last are brought,
That path alone, OF all unsought.
Is found Of all
Say. then. how poor and little worth.
Are oil those g',ering toys Of earth
That lure us here
Dreams Of sleep that death must break,
Alas before it bids us wake.
Ye disappear.
Long ere The darps Of death can blight,
The cheeks pure glow OF red and white
Hath passed away:
Youth smiled. snd all was keav'nly fair.
Age came, and laid his finger there.
And where are they
Where are the strength that rnock'd decay,
The step that rose SO light and gay
The hearts bli he tone D.
The strength is gone, the step is slow,
AM JOY grows weariness and wo,
Nhgn aye comes On .,.. ..., .,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-05
The mosl Valuable medicine ever in use

for
COUGRS, CONSTITUTIONS AND .iSTHy,i.A.
THIS and healing basam bids fair 10 rival ev.
l. cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading to consumpton
and even in seated consumptions it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success II
certificates from persons Of the highest respectable
icy the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof Of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely case OF colds, coughs, pain in the side.
difficulty OF breathing want OF sleep arising from de-
biity, or even consumpuons, but may be relieved oy
the timely use ofthis medicine Every genuine bot
tie has .'ndersOns Cough Drops stamped on it, and
the disections oil signed by James .heIen
These drops gensrally give case in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty Of breathing. Wheeling,
tightness Of the chest consumpions and pain IN the
side The aged viii experience relief equally agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are at
fected
or Be particular, as each ge3tsins bottle has
.7ndsrsoa's Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each of the directions signed in writing by JGriss
.Ne!tsn-no others are genuine.
Price, dollar for large. and ffty cents for small
bottles.
G The a6Oue Medicine is for sale by
SAMUEL W. NINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APO OrHECARY.
No. ITO, THAMEs.srREET,
Who has also tor sale 3 constant supply Of he
bess kinds of
Medisinea, Drugs, &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George II. Til
linghsst John H. Mason, Providence DIR. Tibbi,ts,
Warwick Rem jamin Batemsn, Ess,.Greenwich {:
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge; David Fsrnum, smith.
field DR. Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor. Little
Rest Rowse Babcock, Westerly Dr. Tillinghsst,
Wexford jeremiah Williams, warren, Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Msss) and the Post Master at
slstersvie. May 2l, 1923.
FRESH GOODS.
A large assortment Of Broadcloths and
"A Cassimeres. (psry chap are just opened
and for sale ut the store Of
Nm JAuES TILLEY.
Ne ll9 Thames.sfree..
End NO I, Custom House Court
Where nav also be found complete and sedEHfa
assortment Of.
Thread Laces.
July 8. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-05
u Kline Pock.
DIR. JOHNSON,

Has just reseiped some gsna;ns REe Poek
waHer,--
THOSE who may wish to have the
i genuine Kline Poek, will apply before ], may
be too late.
Gr Dr. J continues 10 operate ss Dentist, pre-.
psres and sets natural aud artificial Teeth so as TO
surpsss in elegance and usefUlness, those which
time disease has removed
GA genersis ssorment Of Drugs e .'fedicifss,
kept constantly for sale. at No. 1885, Tbsnes street,
just north u the brsek market
July I, ls2<
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-05
ST 4 HE'S.

50 Dozen LongIey's >ITHES-just
received and for sale BY JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport, Msy ~, ,lS.R
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-05
Archibald Munro,
HAS yUsT REesIVsD, and FOR sAfR,
IN LII. G.. -. D. q Ss

10 hhds St. Croix Rum, 8 pipes Cog.
nae Brandy. do. Holland Gin. 80 bbls Country do.
80 bids. Tobsgo Molasses
10 do. Matanzas do.
10 Tierces New Rice.
80 chess and boxes Young Hyson, and Hysonskiu
Teas
90 do. souehong and Bohea Teas.
% Kegs Malaga Raisns.
20 Boxes Muscatei do.
20 D,ams Figs-do suitana Raisins-Bags. Al
mopds &c J,,ne g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
JOHN coALTER,
TRUST SALE.

vr'ue OF deed Of trust, executed by the late Thos
IL hooes pen: 70 me subscribers, bearing date on The
Gay OF February, ole thousand eight hundred
ano twenty, and duly recorded the Office Of lie comfy
o. 70 sedre the payment of certain sums
OF money sceoroug TO the provisions Of said trust deed
WIN be sold Oh The sixth day of December next
=. oloucester cOuI rouse " fair, " the next fair
Jay al pu0c auction 10 The highest bidder for cash
fset or 50 mueh thereof may lie necessary 10 fulfil
ouee, nl INC ust Jeed) or parcel Of Lssd commonly
oaso WILSON'S Sfeeh, situated in the county Gloucester
containing by late survey, hundred aud seventeen
no quarter acres and purchased by the Tboaas
~ Wsm Jones Of Gloucester, Executor Of John
u Tue lille Is believed 70 be goods but the trustees
only convey such title as is vested IN them.
WILLIAM RoBiHs,
6ioueeste county, October &c. 1s5.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
VALUABLE LANDS TOR SAFE

rGNiIE Subscriber for terms
a hve well improved FARMS three EdgVhill, in
Aibemnre containing 1000, COO, acres reslec
iveiyby conpuiation,no, having been
Vi hni an II35 and o in ienrco Varina, containing
$40 ana 10 acres The managers the rili
shew The respective boundaries, ard requisite
Form safe judgment will he fertliIy afforded Edgsb
lies four nes east OF charlottesville, hrween he Kiyan
M, where II Is sniris uavgabe, and South West Mun
occupy the mountain but extend niong enjoy
the Destimabe advantage OF being protected from
winter wjnus aud refreshed during
by cool breeze, which from mountain regn
ary ms any periodical Wind whatever in any climate.
the different fields slope East birh gives the
incacuabIe benefit Of abundant Pnsfuage until the
OF Ufcemner ana as Early again The first of March after
common winters There better grazing grounds
taking the year throughout any here 10 found Ia
similar climate The soil Is OF Incompatible Hence
for Wheat Corn and ali crops and Grasses suitable
temperate fS,ion There is which l.
Bile OF producing with the Automatic Toi,accu
OF The fnest qsnyHnd iue hnif of either ~
the farms mas oep yet cleared The Strings n,nn these
farH~ are abunant, cool Lers No
field without one, aud some have within their n;s y
SIX perennia' sources Of and
timber - rye snd EXCELLENT Oak OF kinds Iiieko,y
Loc"si, " anu', WIN some Chestnut next the mountain
ana some goon pine chiefly Upwards The river The whole
ract - nsaH.y beyond comparison enjoying a enpera.
ture mild In Winter, cool IN summer, 6al most argseabe
OF all In Autumn. - - 49, 'e""'0
The Estate called vnrn, sior J,r,e ,~or TO-
three miles on The North side " miles distant from ~
burg anu u rom hcbmond quality Of soil and en-
.enenoy o' transportation these farms where excei
led. The springs Of on both are numerous and
excellent The subscriber declares and chnieng.s ,snf
70 he contrary That he has single Negro et Var-
IN ne ages OF ~ and In 30 years since Fcru
a.. 90, present. settlement on the large fnrm
nnue IN I6U< AMI there have deaths there
ye OF any age or colour The two were ace, negroes
Suout JO male slaves well trained
fIyan" who will have their op,iop the
is wien sold These farms whi be offered Tor sale
Auction ~ net otherwiSe bought.
nov H. 6s-i7t TnOS. N. RASDoJPII, Sen.
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Mashars Sale Ola Valuable Tract Of Land

----,,,,.,,. an ChtIIes Gin COUHV.
PURSUANT To decree Of tr Superior Court OF Chan
cery lot the Williamsburg District, pronounced on the
ION Jay oiJuiy s24 IN suit therein depending between
benann Harrison Of WiIian Nelson, others
aganst sally Hnnyman and oberswl he sold At Charles
SIv courthouse Thursday the 18th day Of December
,,r csh that valuable Of land which the said Sally
"a lyman now resides, siject o be1 dowerl-iying
nam road from the Courthouse to Ricbmond aud with
in lew miles Of the former place The soil is esteemed
20 Oe equal 70 any In the cOunyrbe improvements
s'st o an old dwelling house necessary houses
orchards SC. WIN. mCANDLISH, M. 3. g. g. W.D.
November rs. 67--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04

. The Chief Mushalalubbee then spoke as fol-
lows -
G. You are one Of our fathers that fought in the
War with General Washington. We take y.u here
by The hand ~ n friend and IA father. We have ii
ways walked IN the whne paths Of peace aud in
those paths we have travelled to visit you. We oiie
you pure hands, which have never been stained wuh
The blood OF Americans. We live in the south, where
tue sun shines hot upon Ne. We have heen neigh
bors TO the French, neghbors TO tue Engl,sh bu'
now our only neighbours are the Americans, in the
midst Of whom we live as friends aud In Others
tnshamt,a, superior Chief, next addressed &c.
neral la Fayeue, ~ tho following .shanne,
About hi,y years ago you drew yonr sword, the
companion ~ Gen. Washington. Wuh HIM YOU
travelled aud wa,Ied against the enemies of Auieri-
ca. In Spelling the bloaJ Of your foes You generous
y shed your own, theteby cossecraiing YOUR drvo-
ION 10 the Cause ~ sifseh you were engaged. Aier
Tue lei minaiiop OF tho war, you returned To yuur
coonr, ,'ond now you wait this land blessed by
r benedciIons and honoutrd w.th the grateful al.
ten''ons Of "a numcious aud powerful people. You
see every where AROUND yo", csowd,ng To yeur pre-
sencc, and cissing youi hands with fiia aiecon,
the children oi those with whom YOU fought in de-
fence of their touncy. We had heard Of these
n'"ss even IN our remote habi'at,ons, aud our ho-
soas were depressed IS tn anxis ty 70 see you. We
have come We take you. by the hand and are sat
isted. IL Is the hrsi and the last time. We shall
meet no more We part, on earth, fo,ever. luis is
all have 20 say"
Col. Cole then spoke 10 the following eit,c,
am a man OF mixed blood. consider all white
men AS my fathers. You cou,e from n far disian
'hnu. salute you AS father, because you are n
while man aud the old aud constant friend Of Amer
rca" -
During these Addresses from the Indian Chiefs
Gen. La F.ye''e was agi,a,ed by strong en,o,,ons
anu was evidently much affected at the marks oi
respect whica they she we'd hun. lie several times
cordially pressed Their hands,
The C''rfs accomptnied The General, on his de.
par'ure, from Gtdsay's beyord the Capitol, ON the
to"d 10 b ,i"nore, when mutually bowling farewell
they parted. -'I-
AT the saaIe time the Choc aw Chiefs waited on
Gen. LIZ Faye'ic, the Chiefs of The Chickasaw ma
'on k,ndred tribe, also paid him visit, aud shoot,
hands. They had previously had an interview win
hn. AT Monticello, the residence OF Mr. J.Geson OH
their way 10 Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
TRUST SALE OF LANO

pf virtue OF deed Of trust executed to us hy WmaU
~ Cabell Esq aud recorded in court OF the county
oil Cabel, we shall, the 9th day January next
coed TO sell nj the front door Of Eagle tloel in the
OF Richmond. the tract OF land commonly known y The
name OF the Green Bottom, lying Ohio River con-
tanning between four and FIVE nd acrts Of "
more than eighteen hundred nre said 10 he prime Iy
Efouns we are not personally acquainted with this es.
te tui ~ mas been represented being the finest
on hat paruf ihe Ohio river which within The limits
The SLATE o! virginia IL Is said to abound in Coal For
many years wie THIS estate in the hands of Col Will
son u NIchoas, 10 whom formerly .ougsd IL is said 10
have bees extensively cultivated in Tobacco which
sold ~ New forA and in Europe are Informed com
Haued prices equal 10 those which James River To,e
co sold ~ has been divided into many smaller tracts or
lois rs may be seen by plat IN the possession Of John
HANNAH Esq who lives the land and who will she,v
The whole or any part thereof any person de 10
view but u VIII be sold in entire tract or IN sueb
paris or parcels ms on the dhy of may he thought most
ihe'y 20 produce TIE best price THE sale will be On three
equal annual ms inents the 10 give b,pd m
approved srcuries and also deeds trust on the land
Fiher security Tor The Ultimate payment of the
money As Tie members of ibe Assembly from ,,erv mari
OF The state viii be in Richmond al The time OF The ME
persons ~ wishing purchase ma
" aVaii themselves OF their agency
November rs. s7--tds y0iiN n auInff w;
J Tee Editors otihe Virginian, in Lynchburg-Repub
hcan, IN Winchester-lerad, in Frederic
az Chfresown kHna~ ha county) and Of the Farmer in
aunDn are requested 70 insert the above
W 'neIr respective papers, for four weeks pre-
cceus Tue IVh oi JanHafy and ard teir
hnsTfately 10 this Office for payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
SHOCKG Sill wavEnN

III; "oea'es hhying purchased this well known s,,n
.n e ION Instant ne has built us Of he so"se
KEEP fresh at the door for The pur,ose ar
wfsh,bg ngrsFs ana no boTse shall rode 10 yne sna
NC S we W's ~ 'ne owner lie has been Al ,res
IN n,ng ne house with bes new i,snP
W. iieis and the public pene,lv tbs' ~ III,
~, es % -, 'e",e every person who ray thiut nro,r
" , ~ ,,'' ne con accommodate from 10 10 rn1
, ~ ~" ,Ioie and their horses upon as Yessonati
,hs, ,,,i e ~ NE city, aed should DE Glad IN o.
.e ;i@s an ne c3nnues to Keep for hire rood lar
Nov. o. 'Ne1' W. BRACKET.
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a CLERK WANTED

"A lies Of e That IS well yersed IN the varieps dir
NAV hs superior and Inferior County Court f,lsrI
isg TO ,bs where employment De had by Spoiy
mo- &C.,. uiors OF the Enquirer IL is rruDes Ell ~,
soi such as produce good evidence X 80,
Co. w. OF conduct, and IN all Other respccfs wei @
"is oe entrusted With such Offices will appJv az 4, -
man that may be employed. =" 'ne gentle
November IS. 70
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lY virtue Of deed Of trust executed the
~ by Robert Sangster, o! record in Albenarle cont
court Office, aud for the purposes rein mentioned
upon The premises, Friday he 10Th day of December
20 sale 20 the highest bidder for ready
all that Tract parcel OF land lying in Abemafe county
containing by estimation 234 acres aud by The
lands Of Henry Cant and the lands belonging the estate
Of - Anderson and - Barclay this Of land
for The richness Of It's soil add respectaby of its neigh
6orhoodand we'll worth the attention Of persons dpos-
Ell 10 purchase And on the dgy, the place
upon The same terms and for like purposes shall oer for
sale ~ valuable Slaves, conveyed by said deed In trust
Such title as IS in vested will convey.
Nov 26. 6O-w3w w. s0UrHALL, Trustee.
MH5. JAMES NJ. 8ARNEfF's SCHOOL IS now iaII.
I'VE and she takes this mode OF publishing the fae 10
guard against dnppointmens, should any person think
ts possibly they mgbt sending their Children Wards
without previOus application. II any parents Guardi
ans still DESTROYS OF ron6ding their children or wards
10 her care, and will make known their wishes either 20
her or 10 her husband their applications shall be register
Ell according 10 their dates, snd immediate information
given TO them in turn, vacancies
kip Wood, Essex county, Va. Nov.2f eo1v4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
IiEIOY AII.

fT'IiE subscriber is opening door below Mesrs
X q H. Neiisous store and yearly opposite Bran
Bank Of the u States assortnen rich Jsweiry and
Fancy Goods. Of the latest fashions Gold and Silver Patent
Lever aud Vertical Watches Silver and Britannia Ware
sets Steel Ornaments, Casfors AMI Candcsticks Sh1cd
nanuiaciory, Milita Goods, &c. &e reduced prices
nov 5I-H J. BKONAUGU
az Watches carefully repaired and warranted perform
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Taiaalle Reel Prope,,y For Sale.

HttUt kSITes
virtue OF deed OF executed The 18th day Of
January $40, aud admit, Ell record Office OF
The ius,ngs Court f the city of Risbnon nn the 2ath
March s by Aiesnndrr MKim to the subscriber, se-
cure t"e PSAmrnt Of certain Of money therein
.o.rd Wlinm Fleet, and or purposes. will be
sou ~ pos auction In iron, of the Eagle Tavern, in this
ey cr money, tL- 18Th day at December
" ihree Story Brick r~usmsns twenty by nrty
ee' eacn WIN Kitchen aud Meathouse attached each
o" u or Cary nearly opposite Brnwn's
co", ta.u, on lot running hack hundred aud 6hy-
10 twenty feet alley. Such lille ms Is vested ia
the Trustees (Which Is In be will he
conveyed ~ the purchaser Nv
ALEXANDER FLEET, Trustee.
Richmond, November IS, 1893 59-wt.,s
1 The sais i'll be condu ctei Inv None ure Robinson
and Pipasants ~ "~' - ~''
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IN CuANCERY: AT Rules holden In the Clei H. Office
Tue County Court OF Losisa the day of October
1924 ~ - ~S'
Nicholas J. Pondextrr administrator de bouj, non with
the viii annexed OF James Dabnsy, dec. PainlT,
against
Thonas Shelton Sen. surviving husband of Cecilia his
wife, who was Cecilia Dabney David Watson admir- Of
William Dahney, Samuel Todd, surviving husband OF
Charity his wife, who was Charity Uabney, 6unas Hardin
wife, Mark Z. Nicholas and Betsey vile Jou King and
Nancy his wife Kitty Hardin, Polly Hardin Thomas
din, Amanda Hardin james Hardin Charity Hardia and
CHARLES Hardin, which said judith Detsey, Namely Kitty
ROXY, Thomas, Amanda, James, Charity aud Charles are
ch'ren o the said Thomas Hardin Ann A. his wife Ed
wrd alinn and Mary his wife, Ncubcn Edwards admir-
John r-wnrus dec who admir- with the III
Jhn.s pthry. dec Chrls0pier Johnson. Elizabeth brown
ave riLnDeh Dabney, James d. JOinson David Johnson
nomhs JOHNSON aud Nancy Johnson, Defendants.
Tue detendsts Samuel Todd, Thomas Hardin aad Ann
anderson Hardin bis wife, Robert George and Judith
Us wiie, Mark J.. kisholas AID Detsey his wife, John
King and Nancy his wife, Eitiy Hardin, Polly furdin
Amanda Hardin, James Hardin, Charity Hardin, and
CHARLES Hardin christopher Johnson Elizabeth brow n
James H. johnson, David Job,on. Thomas johnson ana
Nancy johnson not having their appearance and
given security according law, npucnrjug y salts
factory evidence that dizzy ace NOT ~, ~
moBwenh On be motion If the PlainT ,v bis corns-,
IL is ordered, that the said defendants do acpear here ON
The second Monday iD January next the I of
the psinO,and that copy OF this order Ie iorbwt in
serted IN ~ the public newspapers prined in The
city Of Richmond, for eight weeks ard that an
other copy be posted mt the courthouse door this county
court day.
copy-Ieste, JOHN HUNTER, O. l. O. @.
October To- f8--w8w
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against the Estate Of the
late Dr. VIM Fousl'ee, Sen. dec hereby notified
anu required TO make them known the IN
order that provision he made FOR their discharge
Aud all persons indebted The said Estate are
ly requested To make immediate ayn,snt 10
JAMES RAWLINGS, Admir-.
With the will annexed of VIM. Fousher, Sen. dec
Sept. ~ eo-,f
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w NJ committed TO The jail Of IIenricc cou,,v o. "a, -
s,., september 1874 Negro Man named IL 50
49, nht ne Is the property Of MIR John CT;s,;s va
NJ VII ana thst he was hired the present yssr ~,
c,r,, 49,, y, "oochlano county. Said runawav ;s 49,.
i, ysaIs oi igbt complexion Eve feet six insbs LOU
ioem gu nhen cOnimued brown cloth coat and g
@ 70 come forward, prove property DIV nstsOy
sAe D'oi away, OF be viii be dealt viii, ~ ~ and
Nov oe eo - JOHN E. BURTON ID s.
"'N" Tor Wm. Dandrioge,S S. II.
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w ~ committed To The Jail of enrico county On ,b
~ ~ 'u'yi ioHf Negfo man calling hin,s. Al HIM
az 'l'' NE was born Tree, ard bound out IN
hi go. hty RANKIN, who lives in New Glasgow Am
80, '."uniy, rom whon he ian away. Said Slave ia
about twenty years old his cop.peIio, ya,'sr -
," iha' OF mulnio, about five six inches
, ", wnen committed, pair Of blue cassinelt papta-
owner Of said Slave is hereby required to come for
ware, prove property, pay charges ard take hin, a.
ne VIII oe dealt with as the law directs. "''"
JOHN r. BURTON, DIS
. For VIM. Dapdr1 % g ~ a.
September 90. Se' :. y y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
Finn three .N,yroes For .S,,is

ryiy three Negroes For Sdie.
virtue oi deed OF trlst executed by Michael W.
- irncocki 10 Edn.und ray1r and Patrick Gibson for
me purposes therein msniionei bearing dale tenth al
Deeene 5is& recorded in the county court
st hs surviving trustee, Proceed sell -un
nay me 1O ut December next III fair, ne II fair
DAY thereafter, at IL O'clock. before door of s,,
.s'ern iathe city OF Rchmond, for ready money, fly
TIRE. slaves consisting of fi-n women and children =
,.ose wishing TO purchase will have an opportuny
is sale OF supplying themselves with sou,e valuable
~.dcsmen and Sc r-rai eiici nj crop-hards.
NoV.i5 o. tbs PATRICK GIBSON.
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From tAs Mas,achsssfts' 81

TIE WEDDING.
The bright beings saw, in uusorr0w ing youth,
Pledge their boiiest in the lmnguaye of truth.
And declare that while LIES boundng pulses should roll
Thus iasiingiy-soul should be blended with soul.
Bs s''od in the pride of his yosth--a E,,r form
HIS spirit yet noble--his feelings yet warm-
An Eag e--to shelter the Dove with his wing
An EiT-where the lii hit twinng tendiis might cling.
Some dark curling tresses--a beautiful braid,
interviewer with flowers, ON hsr forehead laid
a pure golden chain DER her white neck was thrown
Ana pale azure girde encircied her
tisr fobe was as white the wave, foam.
Or MS snow when IL rests In its far away home.
Ere l. leaves the high heavenly place uf its birth
10 melt anu be lost ON our desClaie earth.
And thought too, while silently gazing on them
bosoms bright peerless zen,
And that hope hal thrown life ,yav
Her loveliest bloom aud her sunniest ray :"
That laughing eyed Joy had just routed old Care
And, c,own'd with roses, was revelng there;
He smitd, and decisrd that AIS day should not end
Whhe Music would sooth him or beauty would tend.
nsiehd too To thiuh. aud 1 ire mbl ID, to fear,
rnat Love might be jogging in one little year.
mat hopes mountainrose might soon wiiber and fade
Aud JOY in the cold grave OF Sorrow be laid.
But prayd and hop'd that IL might not Ire so
That still they should love both wca and in w.,
anu the chain they have ukd in e's less prime
Nisht not lie corroded nor weakeud by time. T..