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BELL T.aVERnr Eop S15n

VIE SobSCilBER, wishing to retire from nubI,. t;
now offers Tor sale, his cleg eabli,Lm en-, IN d.
its ad,s,, - eoay which, for the variety OF
eiaed by very few In addition TO lis be,nr .;,s% =; ,,a
nntr and wealthy country, where disease
@ va ahu "hsie all the convenient. aud f,ciI;,cs ~
~ ~ enu.e ne most complete any person J
go y, u's business, can be procured on the most ,J
h h,ss eOmmand, at present which the .ube
eommao od Wholly Unparalleled The buildings are srse
49,, ana IN a good state of repair They cons.,
w. oiy DITCH dwelling house, 100 feel in length IL =. =
All ,s eolhioaoie and conyenient brics kitlben M,
fee, i; as rooms tor .okns servants &c stable Ya
70 oi which are brick, the balance 1,,n., I
entirely new with forage garre sufficiently anu
Iso ,, ohe year. Attached this range of sail,
- I. ong, neatly shielded; corn-iouse !, ,5o,,a @
wen adapted to the purposes 10, which the,
2 NV " us' adjoining 10 which IS baok In, !,s
eA,eneiy fertile. The .a,rher viii also sell II ,h
r n,, "a; ,el"ne, ~, snail TRACT or LIND ;mmoJ
,;y gteen winch IS III high Of inrroycnen, = 80
ton oi which - well set in clover - improvements a pot-
The terms of the salc will he ,rro,,,ro,.,:
, o, u.e purchase money Will he required in hand. d.
49, "vehehuy arranged that the pnrc will h.. .i,
U cue payments by the profits arising from, ,;e ha
servants, furniture, stock hand NAV ao n. -
81, s WI, ne given hrsimss, sooner II required T.,
as, m, e effected by the 25h December shall
o"s' me mouse Tor rent Tor a term of yrafs '"di
Zo--U WILLIAM
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nISrRESSING FIRE

CHARLESTON, Dec. 24.-We have fortunately
been exempt from the ravages of this wasteful
element for some time past; but this morning be-
tween IL and O'Clock our city visited by
one of the most extensive confagrations that has
occurred here for the last Is years. 1t commenced
on the West side OF King street next the corne
OF Lamboll street, in small fruit shop, occupied
by Mr.. Winyo, and extended at the same time to
the North and South, consuming the house at the
corner Of King and Lamboll streets occupied by Mr.
Jones, Tailor, and the building in Lamboll street,
owned and ienanted by Mrs. McBeth. Towards
the South, it burnt the buildings (most of them
small and occupied groceries, SCI of Mr.. Dex-
ter, Mr.. Hood, Mrs. Howe, Lydia Lewis, Eliza
Swan, Hagar Mccall, Archibald Dowand, Mrs.
Mckinney, Mr.. Murray, and Mr.. Connolly at the
corner of South Bay and King street After reach
ing South Bay, the fire extended Westwardly and
consumed the houses tenanted by Mr.. McCullum,
MIR. Fitzgerald, Mr. Giles, (Grocers): Mr. w. L..
Porter and Mr.. Sturgis and on the South side, that
of Mr.. NJ. D. Hyams, (Grocer) and Mr.. Satus
two large Dwelling Houses, one of them occupied
by Mr.. Heriott, together with a number Of small
wooden buildings. A two and half story brick
house (empty) owned by Mr.. Bentham, and two
large wooden buildings occupied by Mr.. W. Stuart
and Mr.. Marley, Che property of Mr.. John Dun
can, and Mr.. PoinsesD on the East side of King
street were also consumed.
Owing to the drypess of the weather, and the
wind being high, the flames extended with gre #
rapidity, and it only owing 10 great exertons,
and several buildings being of brick that they did not
spread in other directions
The number of buildings destroyed is between
20 and 30. The loss Of property is estimated at
about 20 or $50, 000--not more than S2O, 900 OF
which insured $40, 900 of the Union Ins,,r-
ance Office, and 10000 at the Fire and Marine
Many poor families are rendered houseess, and
destitute by this awful calamity, and their case
forms strong appeal 10 the charity of the citizens
and the different societies of the city.
Patriot.
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EDUCHTyOW

School under the Of the subscribers
L situated an the county OF Cumberland mile above
Langborne Tavern and half mile from the Rev John
hnkPairiek's, will be continued the ensuing year
All studies preparatory Tor college, business
Will be taught VIZ; The English, Latir aud Greek Language
Euers, LaCrolx Algebra, Geometry Trgonomttfy en-
surson Surveying &e &c together with eogrsphy Mapping
and French. TT o
They have lately erected spacious and comfortable School
house adjacent excellent spring. The situation
bly, healthy the neghbourhood and society good
Terms For Latin, Greek Mshe nates &c $50 per sess
English branches, IS do
OF ten months.
Board can be had in respectable families within mile or
two of the School, III. moderate terms SIS per an
of 10 months.
Vacations aud examinations heretofore yiE Examinations
on the last Thursdays Of May aud Vacation in June
aud December. VIM N PAGE
l.. w. KENNY
Cumberland, Noy. %. 6O-setS
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DIRECTORS
For the FGrnars' Bant Of Jfrga and branches for tn
present year.
4 u

or rae drnnrs hank Of pfrgia and branches for the
present year.
RICHMOND.
BY the Erecaue Philip N Nicholas, James Rawlings, Ber-
nar PeytOn James Sner Thomas Brockenhrough, Solomon
Jacobs James Lyons, Edward O. MAYO, "rdon H. Baccbus.
by The S,ockAoiiers Robert Pollard Frederick Pieaani.,
B'eriey Biai, Archibald Taylor, William Glla Samuel
Marx.
NORFOLK
by tie Erertiue Richard Blow, VIM. @. iioi 6ioriecai
Cook, Thomas H. Seymour Robert b. SIarke, Tapley Webb,
'Beverey Bayton, benjamin Pollard.
By tie Sioekholdss Warren Ashley James Taylor, Rich
ard DTummon d, tWm. u. Henley, Frederick Myers.
PETERSBURG.
Robert Boiling Edward Watkins Peterson Goodwin Alden
Is. Spooner John Hinton, tArthnr Johnston.
By the Stockholders: William Corling, Samuel Mordecai
jones MITCHELL Griffin orgain, -Jabtz Smith.
FREDERICKSBURG.
By The Executive: Carter L. Stevenson, VIM G. Bcs,e
George Hamiitn Robert Patton, jr. VIM 5. Stone, Johu
Gray, Archibald Hart, @Fsyette Johnston, William
W'liiam Brooke, Hugh w. Fry, .Reuben l. Thom tAn
hony Buck.
LYYCHBURG.
BY tie Erecutive Nshaul. J. Manson. George Whiock
Amnon Hancock John Warwick, Henry s. Shorne, John
q. Meem, Samuel Stevens = Edmund Pate.
By the Stockholders VIM kadford, Thomas Higgnboham
John Bullock, Christopher Wniree, John Robinson.
WINCHESTER
By the Executive Daniel Lee, Isaac HoIlng worih tJames
NJ Mason, Beatty Carson Jaeob Baker, Alex. s. ridba
kean, WIN. Morris.
By the Stockholders: Alfred II. Powell Henry W. Baker
'Rout Page, "Godfrey Miller George 4. Hupp
Not IN the last DIRECTORY.
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EDUCaTyOM

siI 1, Ner long interval iIlreopen the VIM
,i,; on the 10Th January 1926 which viii ,n9
mon, n Scholastic , year on the 18th following:
cu;vs 81 ia WI, be vacation. Board and tuition ex
81, neg, towels aud candles, will be $780, payabie nr
onSd nv INV rhs extra charge for bed candies
.tr,.,y In eet, VIII he 10 dolls. The course of an
v"ms" a "s the French language excepted The r
forny ",sri hay Will be mild, but strictly and uni
ne morals Of the scholars will he duIv .,
soSernaSs b nS ,.asr will be admitted Not an
s; he J;i any, however, should prove such thev
i s'n'sseu Inc subscriber having engaged aIre,J
{SG".s % Of udou' habits good morals ~
ON the application and eIarle will h1yes happy influence
Hanover, Dec. 90 I s. NaLSoN.
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EDUCATION
: Not IN the last Directory.

ENHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that his
Il Schoo! will he continued the ensuing in the
bourhood Of Mr. Archibald Aun's about miles West from
buckingham courthouse, in which will be the Latin
Greek and English languages gramma,cay, arlhmeck, ge-
ograPh with the use OF maps aud globes, mabemack
Their with surveying aud igonometry Bee-ieite
ancient and modern history sc.
Board may be bad in the neghbophood convenient to the
school at Mr. John Mouow Mr.. Daniel Guerran and other
places reasonable term The soheol will commen on
the 10th January aud terminate the Goth December follow
ing, deducng month for vacation For further
lars apply to Mr.. A. Austin, OF the subscriber.
SAMUEL G. SCOTT
buckingham county, Dec. 90 ss---w4t.
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HDUCaTJOM

TTNHE subscriber nends continue his School the epnr
Il year Hickory Bottom, (near the Fork Church in ano-
yer county The term will the 18th January
aud end the 18th December including vacation Of one
month"; which will be given ia the the SPELL
in, reading and writing, the English grammar
the use OF the globes arithmetic, Eucds Elements
ing, algebra, astronomy natural philosophy and the
French language, will be taught in this school
The price OF board and tuition will lac dollars of board
tuition washing, lodging and candles, dollars of tuition
alone 20 dollars, payable half early in advance.
Twelve or heen boys can be furnished with hoard
&c 10 the family othe subscriber, 10 whose morals
will be paid j.. ID. Ii BROWN
Dec. 10. 66-vtts
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THE UNIVERSITY OF DIRGLnrTa

N ILL commence its the list day of Febu-
airy, 1895 embraces school, It OF Ancient Languages
ply 9th Natural History, 9Th Moral Philosophy 18th Anatomy
aud Medicine, 9Th Law aud Government with distinct P,ofe
sors TO each To perceived into the school Of Ancient
guages, the applicant be qualified TO commence reduv
dfeek, II he proposes TO acquire that language.
For admission IN the school Of Mathematical Natural Pboo-
ply or Natural History he must he we'll acquainted with The
elementary operations Of Numerical Arithmetic With F,sr
10 enter school he must be 10 Of pr
ed Every student free To attend such and such only
az ne thinks viii best prepare him for the line oe he propo
10 follow paying tuition TO the profes.o n.
10 wit so dollars " only one; so dollars TO each II two ADD o.
dollars to each he attends three more; rooms are provided
sufficient for the accommodation Of 2i8 students two 10
room; oi their lodging and study, each Of them paying rem
Of IS dollars 10 the University Hotels for their stS H.
been ao prepared and etto house keepers Of The most ee
table character, with whom, the student def AZ he
choice at tho fixed price Of 800 for the term Of ten months
ahda nail The vacation now CONNIE ncing will end on the
last Of January and strongly all 10 10 r
dy begin with their class the LET day Of the seou tb.
who ri time after still Whole ves
The student hnds his bedding fuel candles and asbnc
all expenses (cxeuge Of eloaihBg and money! are e.
timaed $3.50 or 30 Of which tuition fees ,ud res % b.
paid IN advance 10 the Proctor, ION whose reeep alone r
dgced they enter any sehOo aud the Hotel keeper
poet bali for their diet IN advance Students are free %
board ~ the neghborng village, elsewhere they chu,e
paying that tuition fees only and rent az sls 10 r.
Unversy All letters and applications respecting e preI
to be sddressd % The subscriber at the Unyerv near
Charlottesville by letter whom or subscription win him
Out not verbally lodgings in dormory may he engaged
who h. however, " occupied before The fst Moudav n
brusfy will be let to other applicants.
AS bRoUKENBRoUGH Proctor.
Dec. - C6---utf5J
~ The Editor, office Raleigh Register Cbare,,oo yovc,
Coiuniba L. Gszee, Mcdgevlle Journal Louisiana Ader
ser, Huntsville Republican, Mississippi Gazette aodths 81
LOUIS Enquirer requested TO the above in,t
tOTw ard u'en soeguni to tbs ofbcs for raymtat
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~ze. Sxx,


December 1925.
Dear .Maddn,--You ask NE to tell you what is
meant by the term " Green Bet'' which you heard
often in Charlottesville when you last took refuge
there in a sanctuary of Hygeia, against the fogs
and agues OF your own native region; forbidden By
providence this time at least, pursue or accom-
pany you ihilheY | assure you that it does not
mean the intercepted zone of the planet we inha-
bit, nor yet more, the dividing circle Of person
OF your attractive sex, which sometimes causes
such eccenirical planetary movements in ours The
Green Belt means broad strip of land in these
South West Mountains, which escaped the blasting
effect upon vegetation, ofa severe frost experience
ed in Virginia in the year 1855, late in the month
OF May, when the wheat crop was so far advanc-
Ell in growth, that 1t was entirely destroyed by
cold How far the calamity extended in other
states, know not, having never made the enquI-
ry but 1t was very extensive in ours, and your
part Of il suffered as much as this did. All the
embryo ears OF wheat, latent in the bosom of the
mother plants, as yet unconscious oil light though
no, insensble TO atmospheric changes, persisted at
time; OF course, was lost with them the whole
annual stock Of that most valuable food of man.
chosen Tor him and ordained TO him by the Creator
himself when our first parents were expelled from
Paradise, TO be fed thereafter by the labour of A
dam. His charming spouse almost rendered his
sentence enyiable by her sweet encouragement
M ttings under Haven, III places thou
He was with certainty amply rewarded during the
long ages he lived afterwards with her,
LaGoging the field drsaPirg ptsnteoperep!
For Ne enjoyed uudisfurbcJs
Refreshmsnf, schefhsr food or falk bs,srssn
Food If the 1iNd; TIE street ialeroosyse
Yteoss and ss'.s',.for sri,c' Jro,a reason fer,
10 brVtes dsnted, and are Of toUe fhe food,
uoff
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We Yesterday took view OF the ship building
by Mr. Beachain at the Point. for MIR. Eckiord OF
New York She iscertainly the largest vessel ever
built in Baltimore, and in model, workmanship and
materials $50 far she has progressed in building
inferior to none built in any other place. We
could not get her exact dimensions, but und-rs, and
she will measure two thousand tons. She is pierced
for CT guns, and built the round stern model
which has lately been introduced into the Il. =.
Navy She is of the same class of vessels of those
recently built, and building, in Philadelphia and
New York, on which so much praise has been
bestowed in the prints of those citiies and we feel
warranted, by the present appearance OF the ship,
in saying that she will bear off the character, OF
Baltimore for Naval Architecture, in triumph, even
in competition with those splendid specimens of
New York and Philadelphia skill. We were Gu
rous to ascertain the number Of persons employed
Immediately upon, and on work connected with
this vessel and learnt that there at least three
hundred, all of whom will have work all winter.
When we consider the many hundreds of others to
whom such work gives employment remotely,
we may congratulate OUR CITY upon the acquisi-
ton Of such job by of its most useful citizens
We hope the day is not distant when the officers
OF our government will also take view of the
works of our ingenins mechanics, when we feel
assured other argument will be necessary to in
ducc them 10 give us trial. at least so far as their
authority may permit. This ship, predict,
would take no inferior rank in our Navy; and to
whatever cline she may steer, she will bear ample
testimony 10 the skill and good Workmanship of
her ingenius architect. Bali. Pat.
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FVty Dollars Resoard-Ston the PiIio;,

pVoi the middle OF August, calling himself PCT,
- "ne passed through this place and took Of with b,n,
negro man OF niue. Pettibooe about fv. foe, 49, %
long strut dark hairhas suspicious look. gen.
d ~ ~ ne mas been IN the Army, and said desrr,
makes some
.onni nf negro man, s tail likely fellow, yeilosy
aaa 9n Of The e'mpany white men ae i m
eNreheh .dd er, and took with him small moor ,. h
THESE fellows crossed at Bandales ferry or H.. LAY
net on the soh Aus. They were
IN "ee"she district shortly afterwards. The wI,e ,, @
on ioo-the negro riding with his fiddle lied M ht;' una" was
he had purchased the negro of me- u'e'' andh
The above reward will be given for the ,,,r.h;
hs" o theS D .ns , ,s1m IN any Jail gel
.snIeuscvuie, Geo, Sept ~. Aft JAhES CsM,y
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CharIottesUiile Female .acode,1,,

Wis Institution, under the di ection Of the Mis-. ydorn,
wni open on the 18th January next The storEboidsrs
are WIN some difficulty, procured accomplished v,
dies 70 take charge Of fbe Academy, and also induced Mr.
O,venport the sister Of Alexander Garrett Es 10 ar
Ps,n,ehd the Boarding Department OF the Esblsensn so
WIZ "hon the miss Wydowns will live And thew can Win
promise nat tins school win afford the best
.un,y ior The attainment OF perfect Female EdoSrior
wnl' parents OF guardians distance may entr Their
ufen ana wards 10 the Gaze Of Mrs Davenport with fe ,
shes 'hs Tie most anxious and maternal attention will he d
70 ihem The following the terms Of the school 80.
FIRST Glass
forthe English Language, anpsfo aIy Sacred Ar.s,.
na moIcTn HeogpPhy History A.tfonony and The re ~ ~
unn, prsw,ng MaPs and Competition SO session OF
SECOND CLASS
Reading, Writing. English Grammar ,nd Arabne. an
The tfeneh Language an additional elsrge ~
Music separate charge Of -
DC'ang washing aud Fuel each young lady urniinv b
own bed and bedding, $50 session. half in s5vsn Nv
by order Of The Stakeholder
Jan. s, 1926. .. =. a.
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Cumberland, Noy. q
Misses SoUee


hereby nohed absent defendant that will take the
deposons, afhdavts OF Samuel Sddens and others at
the Fasbug Mills, in the county of Va on The
18th day of January 1896, aud II day ON the 4t
day OF February 1876, at the place. And be will also
he notified that will take the dispositions sdds OF Wal
ter Carrot aud Others The Tavern Of Thomas Nav al the
Courthouse OF the county Aforesaid, the 10th and 18th Of
Febi go all TO be read evidence in depending
IN the Codnty Court Of Buckingham the Chaneery docket
IN which plaintiff and Cyrus aikhus you deen
dants. You's, &c. SAMpL B. uARDINAN
buckingham county Dec. is. 1895 ss.ys,
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The deauneiation oil the Slave Trade rs Piracy,
by the British statute, was made, by this Govern
ment, sine qua non to the signature of the Con-
vention. As far as Great Britain was concerned,
that proceeding, although perfectly coniormable TO
the views OF Parliament, quo All morality, was one
of pure supcrerogation, and conferred no power to-
wards the suppression of the Slave Trade no, pos
sessed before. Had the Government, Of the Unit
ed States not expressly desired the enactment OF
that statute, it would have been passed, i,s
revocation, although certainly within the compe-
tence OF Parliament, is now, by the inter position OF
subsequent ev ents, rendered iantanount to moral
imrracticahle.
These circumstances, will. apprehend, amply
Justify, both the form of the argument which /
built upon, then, and the warmth with which !
urged H..
] offer The preceding remarks, by any means,
with aview to invite to further discussion, but
simply in order TO obvia,e all misconstrnc,ion of
the meaning of the words already employed by
nae.
have the honor, Sir, to renew to you, the as
surance OF my distinguished consideration.
IL. u. ADDINGTON.
The Hon. HENRY CLAY,
Secretaru of State
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When that frost took place, ali the trees OF every
kind in these mountains were in full leaf, and eve-
ry individual Of every kind was completely strip
ped of lis foliage, except in the Green Belt where
not leaf or blossom in the slightest degree
affected. The ovens OF that favored region were
not plundered by anticipation for whole year be-
forehand by the sudden, unexpected, apparently
impossible, halt, face about, and charge. of the re-
treating rear guard Of whitening winter. Hence the
appellation of Green Belt, for the two horizontal
lines bounding that real Eden included all the YER
dure left in the country, and every mountain had
its girdle Of fourishing vegetation after the garland
had fallen from its brow, and the enameled sandals
of spring were torn from its feet. This privilege
Of exemption from late frosts in spring, and early
frosts in autumn has continued ever since. In the
autumn of 1916, all the Indian corn which had
been little later planted than usual, was destroy
ed by frost, 10 be insnsceptble OF beng made
into meal; and the watermelons within the Green
Belt remained untouched six weeks later, until a
bout the middle of November, within my own daily
observa In autunns of sufficient moisture the
grass continues 10 grow until about the 10th OF
January, and young cattle and sheep require no
food or attention unless during snow TOO deep for
them TO penetrate. This fact also is of my own
long continued experience. The Green Belt is the
region OF fruit tres, the very realm of Pomona
herseit, and the Goddess may be found every year
with an Overlooking lap. The blossom Of the peach
is never destroyed within it. There other adj
vantages not less valuable. There is no dew there
Tor maay months in summer, and every social
party remains in the open air till bed. time with
perfect safety. A hot night is impossible, for the
wooded cresis Of the mountains cool first, aud fur
nish refreshing breeses to the region Immediately
below, with unfaing certainty, the latter are
heated in the day by the rays of the Persuade
your husband to purchase few acres for sum-
mer house in the Green Belt. You would never
leave it after the first trial With your happy dis
positions you might live as long Adam and Eve
did. You would be e,nhalmed alive in the baliny
air of that favored region, and might punish Satan
by battling all the arts of his daughter and weary
ing out the patience of his son, until you became
tired yourself.
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From tae Yirginiadtl
HENRY AND WASHINGTON

NEIII.
" rwa' his To- scan the lace and read the heat,
Then touch its nd'rest chords b, n,ee,t ant,
VITA holder language and les piyius gaLe,-
TO lishtits fires and deepest feelings raise
To hand with reasons more than magic sway,
And lead az ease the captive sense away
His was the thunder : voice p'cr earth to roll,
l'is too, the Lightning which could rive the sVuii
and never Holt from highest hcav'n,
With Astounding force - inoItals diiven
Than when his county rights he loud proclaimed,
And" GtSe "se Liberty or Death"-eAolaimej
Xiv.
Scarce hal these word, been hurd from Henrs's tongue
t:re they caught and far aud wide RUG;
Such wa, their firce--arl such their magic charm,
That age grew young aud valor neryed each
The PEOPLE ros. IN ali her strength aud mi,kt,
fi.pn -ad.aucei-and triumphd in the fight:
Sunder'j their chans-drage'd uran, pow'r down,
And scotnns-tranpied On its shvvr'd ,town.
Among ten thousand heart. VINO fearless rose.
To die Tor edoul or o'eiturn l.. foes -
rIst WG,htRgtoR-a great-a Grdl,ke man,
Led on vicuy IN h,s Country
XIV.
Iii, nares still awe' the soul while inspires
The U4rJ, to rou-e h,s first aud rurest irr.;
And with just praise, deep alteration blend
tor hin, our countfy's saviour-mausinh's fiisnd.
Che mountain rearing t. the cloud. its head,
The rock broad based ocean. h,,nv bed
Round Which the bat,'Iiug elements engage,
To hurl theu lightunss aud to thru rake;
Meier stood mos 'ir'u beneath The ,tuna,r> crash,
The tempests tcar or Wild waves ru'iiug dash,
Than iil hi. great, hi, all comnluIin. lolin,
Amid the shO,ks Of Revolution, Storm
XLvI.
BY Mar Inspired e. sra. the tented iil,
Heaven b!esl hi, q hi. con.,ant shield;
U1,", Il by power or Wild ambitions ptiip,
g,atcful people chose h,ih for their guide
lie tui'd-hi- acts Nsere Just. loved aud ldmr'd,
Resigning sway, he ~ li,s Plough retit'. -
a chIei we e'treHccd AID a friend We loved,
In danstrstryed and in u.,siTiunes proved;
Nor towrng eloquenee. nor bode.t l,ys
Gould speak his worth orhaif express his Pr,is,!
Incur warm heats his Monument snail lie,
And written thrtc his faieless Euiogy."
We grace POeoal Corner to-day wh ex'rae, from