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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-01
POE Y RX z.
FROM THE TRENTON EMPORIUM.

FROM THE TRENTON EMPORIUM.
STANZAS.
Like a boat on the wave
When storms in the sky
Like a rose oera grave
When the winter is nigh
Like star when it streams
Through the blue heavens bright
Like the fabrics of dreams
Mid the slumbers of night
Like the lamp that is lit
In the mist DER the moor,
Or the bubbles that fit
BY the rude rocky shore
Is the vision of life, in the tempest-tost cline,
A shadow fast heeting-a moment Of time.
AS the bark-as the star
Disappears and is gone
And then destiny far
Is mysterious unknown
AS the rose fades away
From our hopes and our tears
And our bright dreams decay
In the rude wreck of years
AS the meteor lamp flies
To its deep water cave,
And the wind bubble dies
On the first flashing wave
So sinks to his DOOM but span from his birth,
The Lord of creaton-the monarch Of earth.
But the sun bursting through
When the tempest has sped
And the rose springing new
When the winter has fled
The star when It's nearest
This tremulous sphere,
And that vision the dearest
That midnight brought near
Bright meteors that fly
O'er the earth or the sky
Or water built castles
Though sparkling with light
In the SUMS first effulgence-
Most dazzling and bright
Can never compare with the glory that breaks
On the new risen soul, from deaths sumber that
wakes.
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ed--and she then told him she would not
have him at-all, and laughed at him for
his palms.
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ENNSN aNNlNAi.S.

We have recently added To our assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, thesio
lowing
80 pieces new style London CaIcoes,
Beautiful black Italian Silks,
Rich .Ggnred and plain Willie Sattins.
" hitc Italian Grape and Florence silk,
Long white hid Gloves, and short do.
Grape ShawiS, all shades and tull size,
Fine and superior Brown Hollands,
Gimps, all shades,
Black Crcassians, superior to any ever i'm
ported,
Morocco and sealskin Shoes, approved ma
nulacture,
Washington and Dorchester Bed Tickings. Sd
and 81 wide,
Very superior plain black Mandarin Grapes,
A few pieces superior Blue Cloths, exceed
ingiy low,
All ol which are offered Mt very reduced
prices at the Vow Fancy store.
MukEE, ROBINSON & co.
August ] ts9S
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-22

VIRGINIA AT a superior court Of
rhanrpry holden at Tie toNn OF LyacI>
burg on the ith day OF November, 1904
Richard 1,rcr: plaintiff.
neninst
James NeHhall, William snmplcr, Samuel 7.
Harrison, james pcnagh Susan Wallace,
ndminiaIatriS at Nilnm Wallace, dec u,
Edward Wait, and White Il Lippincolt,
defendants
The defendants White Il Lippincoit, who
nre oul 81 this country, and against whom the
plaintiff hppcars 10 have procetdrd in Tho
mode pre5orbcd by law ngand absent dctens
dnnl4 still lniing Ia appear aud answer on
the motion oi the plaintiff. by counsel, tho
court doth take his bin for confessed ~ to
those defendants, aud the enusc coming on 10
br henrd on the bill, answers of HE dciend.
nnls james NcWhhll William Snmptrr and
Edward Watts, hpd exhibits and The derteial
orders entered nj f1ics IN the month OF No,
vemher one thousand eight hundred mud
twenty-five, aud the month 81 September one
thousand eight hundred and fwehly-thfee,
which appear 10 have been duly served npun
the Other defendants, was argued BY counsel,
on confederation whereof, The court doth nd,
lu52e, order aud decree, unless the defendant
William oampter, or some one for him, shhu
within SIX months from The date hereof, pny
unto the plnintiH the sum OF ave hundred end
fifty dollars, with interest thereon from he
first day OF January one thousand eighl hun.
dfed aud twenty, until paid, bong tIe bnlancs
due for the third aud last instrument tor tho
lot Of ground IN the proceeding mentioned,
together with the costs expended by tho
plaintiff III the prosecution OF this suit, Tint
the gnid defendant William Sumpier aud his
heirs, mud all persons claiming under him, he
from theneeforth barred mud lureelosod OF all
equity and right To redeem The ot Of ground
alorcsAid, aud IN case default shall be made in
The payment Of the snid principal money, IN
te"st aud costs nj the time aforesaid, that Tho
Marshal oi this court do proceed, upon the
premises, 10 sell the said lot at public auction,
10 tho highest biddeb Tor fesdy monty, or 80
much thereof Ms mny he necessary to rniso
the principal money, interest aud costs aiores
snid, aud the charges attending the sale, sels
lpg in the first place the nnmproyod phrt
thereof having first advertised the time aud
place ut sHle for four weeks in some newspa-
per printed IN the town of ISnchburg aud
TIM he phy tie proceeds thereof into one Of
the bnnks NJ this place, 10 ihr credit OF this
suit, subject to The future order OF ihls court.
and report his proceedings to the court IN og-
der 10 linnl decree mud liberty Is reserved
To tho said absent defendants White nd ips
pineptt, 10 shew cause against ibis decree, at
any time within seven years, upon their APP
pearng aud answering the plaintiffs bill.
AGopy --lestc,
u ROBES, d. c.
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Wick Tavern for Sale.

4nHE above Tavern with its appGgiften,a.n.-
4 ccs, situated in the Village at Charlotte
G. House. will be offered for sale,a at the place,
At public auction, on the first Monday in oc-
tobcr next, it hclns count day. This prope.,'
" is situated in an agreeable and thrifty VII
Isge, and in a wealthy aud agreeable neigh,
b1rhooh. The Tavern House is large and
connections, with all the necessary out hons,
.c4 Terms one. two. and three equal annual
payments, from the date Of possession, wh'ch
viii he given the 7Dh day OF December next
Bonds eltb approved personal security or
security on the property, vii be required. u
the ratern is net sold On The day OF saIe' u
,vil then lie offered Tor lease, Tor Term o'
,.aar.-For further information apply to
iIe,,ry \ or William NJ Watkins, two OF the
pro- rietors. LIE ti'ot MI 40 40
August l8.
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FOR g. ale.

L lie subscriber offers for sale the tract
OF Iand whereon be now resides, lying
in Campbell county, on the road leading from
Lynchhure to Bent Creek. ten mile from the
former and fifteen from the latter place, con
tanning 1863 acres, known by the name OF
Poplar Spring. This tract is considered to be
one of the best highland tracts in thla section
of Countrywide subscriber deems It uneees-
sary TO give minute description OF this aud
az il is presumed, those wishing TO purchase
will first view the premises, and should 1t not
he sold by the thifd day ii SePtem bernekt, 1t
will be offered on hiatt day 10 the highest
bidder on The premises terms OF sale, one
seventh of the purchase money to be pad
tire first day of November ucxt-the balance
10 be divided into six equal payments, 10 Wit :
the first To become due the frs day OF April
1926, aud the other five III equal annual pay
mcnts from the 1st day ct April next. Bonds
with good security and a deed OF trust on the
land to secure the payment, will be required
ofihe purchaser Possession will be given
! the FIRST day of January next, with privilege OF
SAMUEL BURKs, Jnn'r,
| August 10. W."
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q NEW ARRIVAL
OF
MEDICTNE S.
w NsrI. = G. @. c

HdANlS, &c. &c. SC.
100 kegs White Lead and Spanish
Brown
Butler vegetable Indian Specific
500 lbs. Venetian Red
100 lbs. Dry Red Lead
Pink or Carmine Saucers
MilfOrd's and Lees TOOTH
ACHE DROPS
200 bottles best Cold Pressed Cas-
tor Oil
Mace, Long Pepper and Black Pepper
Alhpice
Nutmegs, Cloves and Mustard Seed
Claret VINE,
Bells Scented Rappee Snuff,
Chronic Green, nru Pant,)
Roberison's New Nervous Cordial,
Palm aud Almond Soap,
Indian Lux, genuine
EON Ell DAVIES.
July 25. ts96
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.%Ggro Slaves
office

TuiE copartnershIp OF Daniel Brown s.
i Co. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Allthose having claims against said con
Germ are requested 10 make immediate arpi-
cation for payment. and those indebted to
them are earnestly requested to make pay.
meiit to either Of the parties or To thoir agent,
Mr.. John 5. Blair, who Is authorised 10 re.
eoige payment aud grant discharges.
DANIEL BROWN,
DASiEL IllGGfNB0THAAf.
Angnal ls. W3w 2
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BUTLER'S VEGET3BLE
TEDIAE ECAElC.

uVIOMAS J. pJNAI, sole Agent tor
the snles III lynchburg, has this day re
csiyed an additional supply of the above va
tIsble medicine The following letter will
show that it is worthy 81 public notice.
LYNcHBuRG, July ~, 1895.
n,or SRA sreeaDly TO your request, now
rive YOU my opinion OF Buffers Vegetable In
s,an Specific, and in doing SO, | must pre-.
rnisc that by no means think that II viii
make an indiscrimnate cure OF every person.
let their disease and constitution be what
shey NAV but they may rest assured that
tley viii not be injured by the use OF II.
10 not like 10 speak of this medicine III the
exalted terms in which | estimate II, because
Lam fearful that il this should be made public,
twill be the means perhaps Of inducing some
sanguins disposition 10 make partial trial OF It,
and should the Specific not act like an lmne-
date charm, they viii be sadly disappointed.
know too well now 10 sympatliise with 9th
ers in my situation, not To be cautious IN raIs-
inr exncctations. | Will therefore, as briefly
a possible, give n history OF my own situation,
with the effects produced by this valuable me-
airiuc | have been for the last seven or
sigbt wears iaboridg under II pulmonary
consuinption, pronounced to be such by Pro-
fessor Chapman, of Philadelphia, As well rs
U.hrrs) during which time have consulted
many physicians, taken much medicine, ira
yelled n great deal, bat all but little 10 pur-
pose me '~'n % January, 'o-'i
blood tor Tue hfsl tlme' ana Coh''nu'u '"'
several Gays 10 sl.t p'99"' "''Se' N''n ~
GEM matter otea7''hea y w ~ ann u 81,
absccss, Sh'ch Was S"lp'aoH ~ N.Y. va -
IN nv lungs, aud on the 2lst OF the same
month was confined 70 my bed, where lay
fJr months, taking an emriic every other
Hay tor 3 months OF that time until was
reduced 10 Sugn s'a'e o. H'o'l'!, uiu. my
4 tI,..t Zinc N-.4rp n
nave no aoah' oa' ,""' ''' ~, WI. W
minute service, ana ah'Ne't" Il" ''o pl' ~,
seS 'nF "aIca my "ctc 81 ~ ~ '.,''l
"ou'u HoI o'ife' " - n"He N'9T''"' y" 10 80
sonecloh u ud''e' C9''9'Ht''t o.
rom uie I"Iiu so0'e'o's' ""s N"'1' -" r,
become uHHOte - cough "l'. t's :|"e' 10
St'eI'' y'"'s n'9 "e'" -, ',',,,,,,i =
an" "lPTo''" ~ NY, e,;r NO.,
slhe 'p'ae' ? 'eeo'oo,s '" a'I ,,anL,
II my WY lo"es' gu 81" T,-,.l - - ~
nh'mpor'ant "na' piea.''' ,eI ~ .,i, ~
thet any. topN nc ~ Voc tl,,,, ,.ii.l,
night III '''''e nd.h u" ,"
600" ihfe" me mo oe,a.s 800.
aud pfoeoFeu iof me "'Ffs !"1
hish' steep re e"'ro ,le W. ~ ,''' ~,
hih9' "s''' n"., 'no NJ, ~ ~ I, q
WY SUNNI ""''i "'"' ~ y - I,'-t
WOKE IoiiS'uela my u - ~
haH I"NsnS VI W "''n ,nd
heeu' Io''''u.u " I'm w. co
III a'""' ,u'ce o' 'o", my = W. S,.',,,,,at
completely st"fpe", u'a' p'''io' y &c. =,
uhedsS 'io' tc"r tn%' s',s''' q
x''''''o' oS"'" 10. 'n' l,'' - ,i ii,,,
inc great qu'htay o' mae "'u h'1'.,
VIM u 1o''lse '1i,,, an ,,76
ef '"e se''e'onS .'s''"''y G'',S ,I1a of
none discharged ny the uSoai h't' Il -.
E"'Sn''e II w - ,,', t,rnl in
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AOI.l ".
PRINTED AND PusIIsHED ny
rIIJAI FLETCHER WCh. II loLkh,
Publishers fthe LairS Of The Cnion.

A. Tie sem.Weekly Paper, nj 81, nnd the
,ye.ly Paper, at SO per annnn- payable IN
slvaI,fr.--N NJ subscription will be received for
> ess time than six months; and no paper Wlli
a i;s.antinued (hut at the discretion of the
r l;,,r.a until all arrearages are paid
NJ Advertisements will be inserted at So
..o,s ner square COR less the first time, and
a. - cents for each continuance. Those
rom distance must be paid for previous To
,bsir Insertion or the payment assumed by
some responsible person III Lynrliburg
m Chancerv Orders are inserted Tor SIX
~ All letters addressed to the Editors must
M yosr PAID, or they will not be attended TO
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" What would you more ?-God hath
decided Justly am guilty--but
there are worse traitors IN the camp
than |. In pity TO my soul. let ms
have conIessor 7" He revived IA
he uttered these words.
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William O1rens d Griffin l.. Lrckie,

ul,I;,,., o.,.a,o &. r,;H To,L;o
" 80 10 W'n '-' nv
Al y ~. Anlfo y bio'"'o -
Have Just received, IN addition To Their iorlnel
assortment, the lolo"In8 afilC'ea
Galomel Cinnamon
s saI &m n%n'ma's s s1aii sna'''
Gum Camphor Saviue Leaves
Liquoriee Ball Blacl, Hellebore
Ba.sam Iolu Gum Iragacauth
Gum Mvrrh Sal. Soda
Rochcl salts Balsam Copaiya
Puly Rhobarb Fancy Perfume Walls
Salts Tartar Evans Crown Ian
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go NeWarh.

StTRAYED or Stolen from the Snhscri-
~ Der, about two months ago. a sorrel roam
HORSE, slender built, high sharp withgrs
ono or two white feet, about ten years oids
/ will give the above reward of $40 for his
delivery Ia me AT Nelson Court House, or
will give n reward nj So Tor any Information
so that get him again.
JAMES GARLAND.
Aayu3ils. w!sa
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LuH on rsla aUWn,
WETE.A e..

rENIIE s1bscrrhcf. WI CIV thr highest mar
\ kct price for WHEAT delivered nj tho
Lynehbmg Mills
SMITH g. BAGWELL.
-. &. ltwtslOa
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&ntirn.

DY virtue of n trust deed made by
ID Thomas Harrison tb the subscriber b. ar.
ing date the 18th dry OF November, 1922, and
duly recorded IN the county Of Nelson, exc.
cdted for the purpose OF securing 70 lnomnS
Aldri5ye the payment OF the debt therein
named | shall On the 29lh day of this pre-.
sent mouth (idgdst,) at the Shop Of Moore
b feagins. AT the place conrronly cnied the
Cross Road IN the county Of Ne4nh, sell 10
the highest Bidder, for cash, the GLOWING
Negro Slaves:
One negro woman named rnebe, aud her
four children named Abrain, Nieey, Dan.
bridge and Martha, or SO many Of them as
will pay the debt aforesaid, iuteres, and
costs Arfng az trustee | shall convey only
such title rs the trust deed aforesaid will an.
thofse NE JACOB HAlGH, Trustee.
August ~. I'd. 2
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LulsW rnOul4.

AVE have for sale Al our l.nlnher-
- house, New Flonr, in half barrels -
Alao, ship stuff and Bran. In sending the.s
wheat to market, oar friends aud customers
arc requested to hive it dry md free from dirt
aud gravel. LANGuOttsE ID GARTH.
July :. ls.l6
.-------------a-----.---
FE'HE Subscriber viii pay the highest
L price Tor WHEAT,
s r. BOWEN.
taky ls' ,sw49
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IN Pursuance of the ahoye decree, the IN
dersigned Marshal OF tie said Court, will
on Monday the 10Th Of sept next Of fair,
il not the next fair day thereafter, sundays
eeeepted,1 proceed 10 sell. on tie premises.
II thr highest bddrr, for cash the
I1G on or oUND,
In the above decree mentioned, being part Of
Lot No. 81, IN the plan otihe town ot Lynch
burg, and bounded as follows, 10 wit hoe
ginning NJ the junction OF Bad 'treet aud 7th
alley, md running thence with the ine oil 81
street n " NINETY feet, thence NJ right M
gles aud parallel with 7lh alley, N. +. 6s feet,
tbence nj right angles aud parallel with 81
street $ T. 90 feel 10 9Th nlley, ard themes
with the sand alley 5 W 66 feet 10 the begin,
ming. GEO Is WDOpsOS. N. L. D. y C.
August rs WAw2
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-04-07

and you know that his property was worth some
thing very considerable for he had fine estate
which was soldc to pay his debts and the remain
der he lost on horse race but it was the opinion
of every body at the time that he would have
won the race if the horse he ran against had not
been to fast for him. never saw man, and
they doctors all said so, observed directions and
took medicine better than he did, and he said he
had as leave drink Cruel as wine it it only had the
same taste and he would as soon take .allap as
eat beaf stakes if it had the same relish, but
poor soul he will never eat no more and now
you have not a living relation in the world except
myself and your two cousins who was killed IN
the last war ant dwell on this mournfull subject
and shall seal this letter with black seaIng-wax
and put on it your uncles coat of arms 50 beg
you not to break the seal when you open the
letter and donte open it till three or four days after
you receive it by which time YOU will be prcpal-
ed for the mournfull tidings when you come to
this place stop and do not read any more till my
next.
your affcctioate Aunt PEGGY OWENS.
z. s. don't. write me again till you receive
this
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-04-07
40 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from my service, negro man
In named Ed,card Miller, aged about 81 years.
lie is about feet inches in height, full black,
rather of a slender make, active and capable of
great exerton lie resided about z years ago
in Wilmington and belonged to the late Dr. Dale.
Ills mother Whose name is Sarah, now resides in
Wilmington, and as he was in this neighborhood
about two weeks ago, going by Roseve Facto-
~ to that place, think he is still lurking there
or somewhere in this county. bought the fell
low for a term Of years, and as his owner has
promised to give me all right and title to him,
therefore promise to make him free at the expi-
ration of the term of years for which bought
him, provided he gets for himself master at u
fair price, and does not run me to any further ex-
pcnse III case lie does not return to me within
five days from the date hereof, will pay the
sum Of 20 Dollars to any person that will secure
him in New Castle jail; or, will give 40 Dollars,
for his apprehension, and safe placing in any
County jail in the U. S. SO that | can get timely
notice thereof.
All persons are forbid to trust harbour, or en-
ploy, said runaway at their peril.
Isaac Gibbs.
Near Newark Delaware.
\ ADrll eth, 1925 -23-4t
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FREE ENQUIRER.
For the Wilmingtonian.

The following letter was received many years
AFRO bv 4 man of the name of Patrick Owens who
resided in the vicinity of this borough, with his
family 1t is genuine letter, and as curiosity
in its kind, we otler it to the public
Dear Nephew
Ihavc not written to you since my last before
now. because as we had moved from our for
mer place of livcing did not know where A let
ter could fn,le you, but 1 now with pleasure
take my pen to inform you OF the melancholy
news of the very sudden death ofyourc only i've
ing uncle Fitzpatrick who died very suddenly last
week after lingering illness OF five months, the
poor man was in violent convulsions the whole
time of his sickness lying perfectly quiet speach,
less all the time talking ncohercntly and ealing
for water. l had not opportunity of INFORM
ing you of his death sooner except had wrote
YOU by last post which went OIL two days before
he died and then Won would have postage to pay
am at a loss TO tell what his death was occasion
ed bv. hut fear it was brought on by ms las
sickness for he was never well ten days toScthe
dnrinr the whole time of his confinement, and
! believe his sickness was occas,oncd ny ms eatins
too much rabbits or pcase and gravy stuffed witt
rabbits, cannot tell which, but be that as it will
=, soon as he breathcd his last the doctors gav'
over all homes of his recovery must not tel
YOU any thing about his age for you well kno'
that in December next he would have bee
twenty five years oldc, lacking ten months, an
had he lived till then he would have been Jus
six months Dead. lis property now devolves t
his next of kin who all died some time ago
that expect It will be divided between "
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-04-07
DIED.

At the residence of her sister Mrs Eliza
Elliot in Branywine hundred, Mrs. SARAH
CLOUD. eldest daughter of Mr.. Isaac Std
ham decd. late of N. Castle hundred n. {.
County.
Suddenly at Smyrna, on the 1st inst. in the
9th year of his age, Mr.. George remington,
son Of Mr. Jacob Pennington. Postmaster OF the
same place. The deceased, was beloved by all
who knea INN.
In the city of Richmond, on Saturday last,
in the 6Sth wear of his age, WM. GAIT, Esq
native of Scotland, and for MANY years ex-
tenslvcly and tavourably known in Virginia,
Mr.. f1alt was a very rich man, and what
was still better, very benevolent and good
' one. The two extremes of poverty and
wealth, as they were by vigor and decay. lie
emigratetl to Virginia in 1775: he commenced
trading with pedlar's pack; he died IN the
enjoyment Of revenue OF $4,000 per an
mum. In 1775, he had not his "siX feet
\ length" of soil--in 1925, he could ride titteen
miles rectilinear on his own ground, the
broadest and richest bottoms OF James river,
When he began, he was an outcast OH for
eign shore-when he ended, hundreds OF hu-
man beings called him master, and he mo-
we'd the attractive centre of numerous re-
spectacle, and devoted circle of friends and
acquaintance When his career commenc-
ed, few, perhaps, knew him, or cared TO
know him; before it closed, numerous children
called him god father, and hundreds atten-
ded his remains to their last abode.
He got rich as a little stream swells lto
a mighty river His industry and attention
exactcd tribute from all that came within
their sphere of action; while his tiugality,
like the Mediterranean, RETAINED All that ever
passed in. Yet he was rarsimonious only to
himself; his Laaeyolence, like the evapora-
tons Of the same sea, falling on and fertil-
zing many who were worthy and needy a.
round him. He lived an example to the
poor how to become rich, and to the rich an
example how to employ riches. lie died as
he had lived, having taken the best care te
secure to himself good treatment III the next
, world, by embracing religion and practising
its precepts. He is said to have estimated
his estate, short time before his death al
S750,000 AS he always erred, when he er-
red at all, on the safe side, we may probably
add TO this S25O, 600 more. This large pro-
, perty was made by no successful and splen-
did speculation, but by first taking care O.
pence" and then Of pounds. Latterly it ac-
cumulated with the rapidity of heavy sub
stance approaching the centre OF gravity, ant
fifty wears more in the same hands wonlt
! have bought out the State of Virginia bag ant
baggage, lands, tcncments, and hercdita
/, ments. The force of early habits was nere
more powerfully exemplified than in the Cast
! of the deceased; he stuck to his early habit
4 of care, simplicity, and frugality, to the las
and no doubt with the warmth of a first at
: tachment. There WAS no difference, (w
are credibly informed,) between &m. Gal
. the poor and VIM. Calf the r'eh--an admir-
!, able character this. He nvcd and died
e bachelor.-IV IVtis.