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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
FOR N1Tr

FErIIE residue Of Mountain Of Land Alhenarl
u county, Cbloussyie, which residue consists ~
about 2s0o acres With about $40 Of the best
quality, and the reIninis part Of good quality.
The whole tract imarkaby we'll iimbered and wa,
red, and advantare5us situated. On the mountain pa
there a commodous cling house, nearly finished, with q
GTist and Sac NM ai6herc ether on oe
parts Of the tract ljract VIII be DIVIDED small psrt
10 suit the conyenieIe of purchasers, For sale, al tue
tract below Milton obtaining about700 acres which, the
comuodionJ dwelling houses, with other ueoessaty
buildings for each ind at suitable distance admit dt-
sIon OF ie b parts The payment Of the pure
viii be admhiSa ny Indictments, and very liberal
vi he mountain tr,,t v f1iy nnept Of interest
hionday III June next, aud the below Milton an ut
nesday ensuing. shall attend on the e y" 60
those who may be disPosed 10 purchase - "''' "ii'
oak-hil April 70, 1925. '-11' 80, MON NC,
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Boston. 5th Esbrunr,, 1ef

u.
JAMES MONROE, Esq.
SIR Being informed that some reports have
been circulated in your state reproaching your
motives, and misstating the circumstances attend
Ing the purchase of you, Mansion House in Pa
ris, take the lihorty of sendng you the follow
ing certificates dnGeT oath, which you art at liberty
70 make what use of you please.
the subscriber, hereby certify that was in Pa
ris at the time that James Monroe, Esq. Minister
Plenipotentisry Of the United States Of America
purchased the Mansion House which he occupied
during his stay in that country that the said Man
sion House, and land purchased with it, were pa
trimonial estate, belonging to private Individual.
and were not of The Royal Domains, or part of
any estate belonging to emigrants, or that had been
conhscated on any account whatever
further certify that said estate was sold to said
Monroe at the same price that it had been offered
to me, and which refused, because could pur-
chase at that time, and did in fact, purchase other
valuable estates in France on better terms. Iwell
remember 10 have heard Mr. Monroe often saw
that in case the United States should think fit 10
purchase place OF residence for their Minister at
Paris, as they had done at The Hague, he should
at all times be willing to sell them bis estate at the
price it cost him, but being recalled, without anv
authority, 10 provide for the residence of future
Minister, he sold his estate for very little. if anv
thing more than II had cost him.
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i-S':"cts from Letters from Mr.. Jefferson to MIR.
Monroe, while the latter was employed in his
second Mission to Europe, and from him to Mr.
Jefferson. These extracts relate to Mr. Monroe's
intended return TO the United States
Nc JeJerSon 90 M. ivHroc, i'm YEA. 1901
-" see, by your letters, the pain which this si,u-
alton gives you, and can estimate its acuteness
from The generosity of your nature but, my dear
Trend, calculate with mathematical rgor, the pain
annexed TO each branch of the dilemma, and pursue
that which brings the least. To give up entertain
ment and to live with the most rigorus economy,
TIL you have cleared yourself of every demand, is
pain for a definite time only; but to return here
with accumulated membranes on you, tvW til
your ige tcith tortue.''
Speaking OF person in Spain, from whom the
President was anxious TO receive letter on a
particular subject, he says, among other things
: and obtain from him to be the bearer of the let
ter yowseif"
FROM the same 10 he same, Oct Goth, 1906.
SC believing that this letter will still find YOU in
England, take the liberty of troubling you with
the enclosed commission, SC. Ii will be some
where between 10 and Is guineas; but whatever it
may be, 1t shall be repaid you on you landing IL,
me OnHed, States, and may, therefore, be consi-
dered as so much brought over in your pocket.
tor use in the first moments of your return. would
wish you to bring the packet you receive from Mr..
Jones 'cah y0u,' SC.
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Ii persons having claims against The sst1e Of James os.
~ well, late Of Hanover county, will exhibit them p w
ihatrrosision ay Be made for rhea, ths
THOMAS PRICE IT,
TEOMAs boswell, Aedos ESf7.
April co. ffg-.,yrs
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-nTTnE

IL pcfon indebted 10 te catc of P1scai Ford dee. 81
requested 90 make mmtdine payment, ndulgeua
wh be gwen and al reron' bayipg claims against The 80
estate 1tefeqreed 10 biting them forward properly authcn
csscd and receive p1ymrut By
JOHN & BALLOW, admir- Of Pascal FORD. dec.
April a. 1iJ-wN
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MIR. MONROE's CLAIAIs.
WAsu1NGroN. .lTarcb .. 1896

[ DoeamentS accompanying the Report Of the
Committee 10 the II. IF Il. l. COncluded.
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VIE highly finished horse Arab, will stand At I,r,J g.:
n BrunsSIcS county, the present sehson ta .s =, v.
, aoe ~ he end Of tie years but thirty ii rasi
~tnh the season, with one dPiar 10 Tie groom for
lis season commenced the 1st Of EehruaTv srl ,.
- % July WI oei'"w on mares every attention XII e
uDt pe tsspoubie Tor accidents 90 escape They yI 10
agreeahy 70 order, and at moderate charge Az &c
pay iuy snteen hands and qusricr high poss-a1;r
res UenSlh and great elegance 1f form and be h.t n
ny The best Judse', beter eauiated r. improve ~ %
me horses Than ANY Igr stallion on the
not excepted In FIVE ROSIE, combines the eT.r nj
grand dam, old Medley hser g n ~, %, larry Us
his 6. 6. g. dam the impOr,s haIse LII r, enti
out OF importud mare Nj ar ~ s.sel sIle tein
gentleman with the English Stud D-,k 10 l,c r
i've stations superior these; aud pbst \ - 10 any
fact that they have pgoduccd race ,.L ~ ~ ai u Is
than any others ior uness one ofthem engaged S
I find runner. .Nb'b'" you VIA
Arab, white on the turf, moved in grand styp 80.
have continued champion 70 this day, but for Co. ,
which berame 50 PAINFUL hat be refused to run. a. 80
better III mile than Jaueife and even In GF
race he could not be held within thirty yards Of her, unit -
feet became painful that he stopped aud refused 10 70
although she had never been less distance from him ID
uy YARDS he's iuH brother TO Coquette BcTbteba. and
the blood Of JaDee and repeat and will uaioi,in N q
he much the bet horse then running would enquire Of
the knowing ones whether they would not prefer bre.dp,
from horse descended rem stock constituted Of rae hos
TO breeding from one which although himself racer vet
belonged 20 family from which other had sppsared
rms would appear accidental aud The chance arains t
offspring Atabs feet rom md iticnton appear 10 hagt
got well and hope 70 have n ny power prove hi,
names recommend any stallion on the contnenshall %
d"aPPoined ~ the expectation of receiving u share
onage The answer must be, that the sauruine erpcc
tUoh VII be realzed as no gentleman acquainted with mat
eu Of this kind, deny tha he /. Cue hore and 5
aci thai e finest mares 10 The naoD have already taken
the march 10 Diamond Grove are now afryns from ever,
part of Virginia, well 70 Of North Carohns vii emhfae
hn opportunity Of recalling The request made 10 Ne Pcter
burg Inte igeneer ard in the hand bin that ~
send their notes for the money being spprzed VI ht ia
convenience Of executing end forwarding then being inform
cd also that IL not the custom of Capt Hsbon Tor who
! appeared, hc beirc nhsen u Tho South
/ RloHARD III CUNNINGHAM, Tor ~. Harrison.
/ -HIM-L-.-. -...-- ll 1--Ftl2'HM
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ing New Orleans and the Fioridss, is measure
likely TO assume so many shapes, that no insiruc-
tions could be squared TO At them. 1t was essen
tial then to send a Minister Extraordinary TO be
joined with the ordinary one, with discretionary
power, first however, well impressed with all our
views, and therefore qualified TO meet and modify
to these every form of proposition which could come
from the other party. This could be done only in
frequent and full oral communication. Having de-
termined on this, there could not be two opinions
as 10 the person. You possessed the unlimited
confidence OF the administrations and of the Vest
ern people, and were you 10 refuse 10 TO- no other
man can be found who does this. All eyes are
now liked on you; and were you TO decline, the
chagrn would be great, and would shake under
your feet the high ground on which you stand with
the public. Indeed know nothing which would
produce such shock for on the event of this
mission, depends the future destinies of this Re
public II we cannot by purchase of the couD-
try, ensure TO ourselves course of perpetual peace
anu friendship with all nations, them as war cannot
be lar distant, II behovcs us Immediately 10 be
preparing tor that course, without however hasten
Ing IL, and 1t may be necessary, (on your failure
on The contnent) TO cross the channel. We shall
get entanSled In European politics, and figuring
MORE be much less happy and prosperous. This
can only be prevented by successful issue to your
present mission l am sensible after the measures
you have taken for getting into different line of
business, that 1t will be great sacrifice on your
part and presents from the and other crcum-
stances, serious difficulties. But some men are
porn Tor the public Nature, by fitting them for
TIE service OF the human race, on a broad scale
mas stamped them with the evidences of her des-
ination aud their duty
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March 81.
y Chsncerv. Alta cou
Il March sd, 1895,
Boswell Richards
IA Tor Prinee Edward counl,.
Complainant

4 March .,sJ 1905 pa 4Or PIince Edward county, r.
against II Complainant
Jh AL al t Inn Ter, executors OF John Richard
ms wife, William SadetI NancsI; VIE uPn and Apt,
Ju"'' ana DeIphs his wHPltty Hubbard, Will, II
james Btan Elillbeias We Pleasant IeI.sl, and b.
John Richards, T.r,-.
appearing TO the cod hat there has iru due nosi;
non OF the lder against defendants John Atkins and SIN
ms "iie, William Iurpirf Molly his WIFE Peter Nunr,u
jun. AMI Deipha his wilVilliam Richard J,u.s NsIi
Elizabeth his wife, PeteNunhaily snd Daniel Sunn,i
aud that the Deiendanticl and Foster Execor ot
hichaids, William Sadl AID Nancy his Kirr ana PIT
iuoard nave been dulyr,ed with the rui. made arant
them, and the said deio aupestns and
On the motion OF the colnant y counsel the hill IL
iOi confessed against ti; and this cause tn, dav ~
10 pe heard by consent che compliments and tie sfep
AM tieasant Richards icouu the BILL answer OF H.
s'in Delehdahl Pieasan chHfds and exhibits Hlcrt5,
Tue court being OF opir, that the complainant ,ya
united by john Richan dec. in his last will and
dom Decree that the complainant Is entitled 10 one mir
t9i the estate OF y John Richards dee tyafds rai,
which portion, the disees and lcgaces an sand ,viIl b
contribute proportiOry, Of the parts devised ana
fueahed TO them by lie will aud testament ami III
court doth further OF aud decree ha The ara denJf
lark anu FOSTER II tutors Of John Richards dec do se
u'er accounts heiorSe master Commissioner IN c,Drer "a
ms county, that ti;d cOn,msaoner ascttitin aud -.t
Tue same 10 court tot her with the value of h LEGACY
queathed by the sa Ohm Richards IN his will 10 each of
t OF itG4 M the same and any other matter spr-
eihy which either he parties may require or which NAV
be deemed pertineHy hnse. Teste,
Il. ]. woRsHAlI, OK.
niEd.eard, .lYrl STA 1895
have appointed thursday, the first dav OF June nex a.
commence a comP.nce with the annexed order OF cou !
On that day 10 dock A. NJ the parties interested areI
CURED 10 attend at store OF Joseph Uupuy INV no use
WIN their aceouls al vouchers ready for nsnalivn and
ae''leHiehi' ASA .ONFtNy Commission
mayo. Ii7.- TSG",F'
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/ v iHGiNiA: st sae s.,o, Gu, 80.
u.rv S saPaOi in the city Of RisS S o. vHa oe
James Halliday, Of IN
,, against riT
WYNN Sr",, a, uek, Nathaniel Dick IN their
IN his own right am" Moore * Co, Edward a.
WIIa eS Thompson Robertson I Trustee Of hbald
Ths ny eVid'oh "1 ~ ms wilt, and
.,as9n, who of hi, Dick, and Villa.
ey law sp TO Dave proceeded IN The ss WHOM .
% on motion Of the PLAINTIFF h ans to appear and ao-
cane Ii Tor confessed, against bes me court doth
bingham ON ihe iI h.; u as 10 The defendant E.parj r. ne
ed on Che deceta order sIi Ia ana Is tothe ob
"a sfrue h wni'h appears to have been ,i ~ eonie
ORDER that OF the con,m;n whereof the eous.
DicS Nicer 81 OF the debt, due 10 tbe ni;n'e
Ii iendant Cunning ham, uuonibs " .he administration I'd
nv Ycie' ineians the effect, of D;cI ssid Archi
part IN . we come 10 The defendant cunnnrba
by lien foi hah been applied pay bond r,6 and n
to,be the real estate; Sd the real ersd
INF heiec which i; e the time OF his d-ai d,tinrn
Iv 80 es OF each Of them with any b ~ los ha1fd
redi ~ seemed pertinent by himself or YTIeb srteidi
n '"e parties 10 besc stated. ~ nay DC FtSv.i
~ 18th March 1850
cous sent OF The parties BY their eoy,,t al
TO tlate 6,,s ~ 1i S.ot oi every DESCRIPTION b.lor
ses.d S IH I'M oil Dick, Moore Gcmpauv ,,r =; ,Le'i
EDWARD Cunningham ar. 10 be- ~ "a 'hs Pc,
purpos # receiver spPointetby the eo.rt r'r1f
Marsha the court and Entering iee bond, payable to
same, NE n.nI may thereafter I've shewu 10 be eptledt
tobe arrived bx H. " three thousand doia with sec,
the future. aeht., due the said ffi and ps,os, h,
''' o. tue Court G ;S,,. Ts;;:s' -
The pr,'iisne' Office, Richmond, AzrI7 isss
appointed AeS,e ited w" please take ,oe thst Ib,
J'u', a'resS by the foregoing order Of , the &c
in This CITY, w 'hey are required attend al nv l9
ton and seuies document, ready for
Ari ia. AMOS IADD ne.
iiS-lv5w XII
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Treasury DEpAnrmENr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Registers Office, FEB 10Th 1896
hereby certify that there has been paid TO
James Monroe, Tor his salary as Secretary OF
State, follows:
from the LIST April, 1911, to 3Oth
September, 1921, years and six
months at, 5000, $I7,5OO 90
From the LIST March, 1915, TO Sd
March, lSl7, years and , days, IO,O!1 65
7,5II Go
iuriher certify that there has been paid to the
SAID DANES Monroe, rs Secretary of War, as fol-
lows:
From LIST Oct. 1914, TO 2S'h February,
1873, months, at 81, 500 SIS75 90
JOSEPH NOURSE, Reg.
February 18th. 1876.
DEAR SIR: Upon inquiry at the Registers
Ofhce, for the abstract containing the items of
Col. Alonrocs contingent accounts while on his OK
ira hllsSion to Spain, at London, regret 10 find
that they were all burnt with the Treasury buiIJ-
ing, IN ISL. There is no possibility. therefore
OF asceraining what were The particular Char a. If
which the >}l0,59s % and Of So $50 were com.
posed N0''i-
With great respect,
remain, dear sir,
Your obcdient servant
5. PLEASONTON.
Enc lion. Mr.. INGuA,,
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DRUGS, .WEDICLN@ES g.

L.
eoCT Brood, respectfully lnoi ms tie publick that he
Ia. reetyedhs spring supply Of flesh drugs aud .u,li-
eiHes' The ioowinsi lew OF his general oriacui
10 Barrels Epson, Salts
do G.aubef do
2Cases Eng. lump Alagnesil
do Calcined do
400 lbs. refined Canphor
so lb Gum opium( Turkey
: lbs. Suph Quinuc, French
IL lbs CaD.larides
40lbs Caome
20 lbs powdered lpicacuauha
20 lbs. rML Emetic
5Olb. powdered Jalup
so lbs. do Rlrharb
80 lbs Sup. Carb. Sodae
10 lbs. TaTaric Acid
100 lbs. Yellow Peruvian Dark
. 50 HIS Pale do do
20 lbs. Red do do ~
a. my medicines carefully selected v myself Ia ,b
best Northern markets. with the utmost confidence war
rant them to be genuine and will sell t,e. ON AZ rou ,p.
deiptil. " -" 10A . iH'ia-
BESIDES general assortment of medicide the pb.crier
stuls of every description. ' '' anu O!e
As Agent ioI Mr. Jon Rorer, will sell his surrc,l In
prices. s| MS A"'i'u''ph'i
fainily medicine chests complete with printe iree
~ b. Country Merchants and Physicians who their
mes ~ this city will nd their interest TO call NJ tbe
subscriber Drug aud Apothecar. aud eouire The
oil ms medicines anu examine their quality.
Main ST. directly opposite the Eagle, Richnoud Va.
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! &C. $27,5il Go
! litr'her certify that there has been paid to the
said James Monroe, as Secretary of War, as fol-
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WAsuNGroN, February ii, 1926.
SR ] have the honor "a eftBso cenifcsre
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" As considered myself as having your perrnis-
sion to return home, when the negotiation with
Spain should be concluded, / took the liberty to
Intimate 10 Mr.. Madison, from Madrid that so..r
do so, as soon after my arriYai bar late OF
things viii thi. @.,e"mena you'd Ihe
seen oy the seizure of our vessels, which cSmmenc-
ed at that time, and imposed on me duty, from
which I thought it improper to withdraw Had /
sailed without demonstrating against the measure,
it seemed as if l should have given sanction to
it, SC. sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09

iiii1m L. Morton, adlnr. Of Eli.
siah Almond, dec. Dsfit,
-lmond notshavins e6tere,l hi. ar-
act OF Assemhly aud the rule, !, +
10 me satisfaction OF The count that
this State, ON the motion Of tS,-
eered, thaisthe said defendant d.,
iay IN June next, and enter his ap-
'ln'iH's bi'i, aud give security ior
Ine court, aud that copy Of 4
hnopd Enquirer ioi t,,o month.
front door Of the courthouse +, I.
". Te.te,
'NSLoW ROBINSON, CIuk.
- lO0--w8.s
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From dlr. Monroe 10 Mr.. jefferson, .lrareh
l5th, 1904.
Another consideration which made me very
DESTROYS of Withdrawing hence, is the enormous
expense attending residence here 1t is fact. that
In all those articles which family necessarily con-
sumeS, dollar in the United States is equal TO a
guinea here, &c. l. is, therefore, impossible, /
lear, 10 live here IN manner which would NOT
expose me to reproach, on the salary; and as owe
some money, and an advancing in years, it seemed
to be duty which l owed to my family, to with
draw from situation which threatens 10 involve
me IN greater debt, with view to devote the
remnant OF my active life to make some provision
Tor their advancement and my comfort SC. SC.
From the same to The same, London, October
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Your obedien

Hon, SAMUEL u. IxGmAaI. w
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y CIlANCEM AN,
= county court a,b,rf
Joseph Peas ~, 1. r,'i
against
Thomas Almond, All II
Almond, dec. and ai.ol 5
The Defendant Thou
pearance, according toll.
this court, and il appeal.
he is not an inhahitaia,
plaintiff by counsel, 1t Is
appear here on the first 4
Pearance aud answer the
performing the decree .
v:der he inserted in the
successfully, and posted
he said county. \
-,
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&C In my letters to Mr.. Madison, from Spain, I
took the liberty to mention, that l should sail for
The United States after my arrival here: and
l most certainly should have done so, had | not
been detained by the late seizures of our vessels
by this Government, as you have seen by my pub
lie letters, and that which l wrote to YOU by Col.
Mercer. 1 conclude, from my not hearing from
Mr.. Madison, that l am expected home, which in
creases my desire to set out,'' Sc sc.
From the same 10 the same, November LIST
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1he Hon. SAMUEL ID. INGHAar,
House IF Representatives.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-04
Mfsreiianp
From the New-York Statesman,
LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
Kendall, 9Th September, 1885

On our return to Ripon, we visited
the Minister and looked at its monu.
ments, which are numerous, but not
remarkably interesting, with the excep-
ton ofone to the memory of Mr.. Ais.
aluc, the memorials Of whose taste had
to-day afforded US so much pleasure.
The Dean Of the church conducted US
into the charnel house in the basement I
story. Its subterranean walks are
formed Of walls Of human bones, rising
to the ceiling, and dividing the dreary
mansion Of the dead iuto separate apart.
ments. The remains are piled up with
much regularity, and have settled into
a compact mass. Such scene so fore
IDLY and eloquently described in Blairs
little poem entitled The Grave" is
calculated TO sober the mind and i'm.
press it with lesson upon the vanities
oflife.
Not far from the church, in the sub
urbs Of the the town, is very singu.
lar conical t,muIus or mound, elevated
fifty or sixty feet above the plain, over
grown with green sod, and surmouuted
',y solitary ash-tree growing upon the
apex. Il is said TO be composed entire
| " Of human bones, Of which we found
10 reason to doubt, rs numerous frag.
.aen,s we're seen in an excavation near
its base, whence materials have been
lug to repair the roads. Antquaries
conjecture, that this great repository ol
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-04
From the Connecticut Mirror.

On the death of Alexander, Emperor Of the
Russias, at Tagaarok, Dec, 1925.
Napoleon died upon Helenas rock,
Round and beneath were piled and storI the
waves,
Mighty and fathomeless. Atlantic's shock
Recoil'd and through ITS deepest,coldest caves.
Ofpillar.d spar and coral architraves,
Did oceans homage to that strange mans death
Bad was he, but yet great. OF kings, of eaves,
CT Popes, the equal dread, His latest breath
Fall where The waters washed to shore h,s
seagreen wreath.
But, thou, ty Asian Azof's shallow pool,
Where the Don pours its tributary mud,
Where nought but cold Cimmeriad blasts have
rule,
And Kalmuck's hungry Tartars fight for food i;
Thou whom we once thonght wise and great
and good,
Peace, such as thou did'st wish 10 all. abide
With thea despot's peace. So let the food
VA iuoh ~ Stdehdtc io1Hu eueSs i'hc VIC t'oo
That washes Tagaprok from Azof's shallow
est side.
Then let the Cossac,s trail hi, barbrous lance,
And learn to do the obsequies of Cars:
Teach his wild horse around thy grave to
prance,
And know the sounds Of ameus from hurras,
lie psid in plumber for his wounds and scars .
Reioices that another chance may come,
When southwark in the strife of Turkish war;,
That horse shall hear Tambourgi's muffled
drums,
And trample, not as now, on many lordly
tomb.
Far Liberty! Nor he Of Helen's Isle,'
No he, of Azors side, were born Of thee,
Children of cruelty, long nursd by guile,
They claim no tear OF tribute from the free.
Then let the despots rest, But where is he
Who, pure in life, majestic in his fall,
Law down beneath his native cedar tree?
Poten,ack's wave. Mount Vernon's grassy pail
That wraps his relics rouud, Oh! these are
worth them all.
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At a Court of Probate

holden ,2ithin and far the Torn Of
Warrea.on the 9th dug If February.
II. ID. 1896. ~
VNyHERENS IS application has been
wv made 10 said Ccurt for the ap.
pointmcnt OF an Admini.trator ON the
estate Of i
ANSEL CHURCHILL,
decca se.l, it is ordered that the con.
sideration ofsaid rrqiest, be referred
to Monday, the 6tli6ay Of March next.
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. Il that previo,s
notice be given (by publishing this or
der three several lines in the -Tele.
graph tn all persons interested to ap-
pear at that time and be heard.
Fitness, SAMUEL RANDALL,
Feb. 8. Clerk.