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ST EKklfF"S SALE

i'm pursuance OF an order of Henrico county
court made on the 9th day of this month, the
sherih OF sad county will on the l4th day OF No
vember next, before the front door of the Roll
Tavern, in the City of Richmond, make sale of A
man OF colour named jim, who has been commit.
ted TO the Jail OF said county as a Runaway
HENRY L.-CARTER, ID. s.
for Mosby Sheppard, s. H. C.
OC. IL. S6-tls
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Mig HfT(tLIES

80 BSPECTFULJY the Tasio, the, bef Seminary
No Is tie INSTITUTION If young Lsdiss, opened he
o. ins' ~ wh,ch wi'i b suym Inc following hfsnehes .
0fhog sphy, Reading, WfinS Af,peic, EuSnh Gtsp;us
Gcpkfsphy, Sstusi aud Moral PhosoT hy, lcry ChfOlo
gS Bellies isue aud Comgoson. The French Language
srd Mu.io viii I've tsushi, wished. Uoardt sill he
$50 st.un, uf board aud Tuition, WssnG ~
les Lodging dots. The s,s,inn committing Of 10 months
Day pupils So uls per sssion, Fuel ~ toc All
epiJn will he paid the health sad u The yeng
lsdiss.
OF 9-n
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VaIuaLie n earoes for SHE.

I0!udO!e " eSroeS for Sale.
conformity to Deed of trust made 10 the sub
Nscri6ers by Richard Camp, which deed is duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office OF Halifax County we
purpose selling at Halifax Court House, on Tues
day the 18th OF this month, the following slaves
Consisting Of Men, Women, Bows < Girls: or so
many as may be necessary TO discharge the debts
expressed in the said deed, to wit: Betty, Ursiy.
Anderson blacksmith, Sam, sally and he's infant,
Fanny, Kitty, Polly, Eppa, Nipper, Catherin, Mas
tin, James, Siller and her infant, Lethq, Rose and
her infant, Gilbert, Lucinda, Simon, George Huse
Charlotte, Collin, Simon and Horace also, full
and complete set OF blacksmilh's tools. Twelve
month credit Will be given, on receiving bonds &.
approved security, according 10 the expression of
the SAID deed, and the agreement of the parties;
per centum viii be discounted for cash Those
who want valuable slaves for their own use would
dowell to attend the above SAFE. The tile is believ
ed perfect; but we as trustees warrant only such
title as is made 10 usb by the said deed
JAMES :. EASEEy,
WILLIAM PENICK
Halifax, Oct. 10. i,tds
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.FUIIGJ[.
NfoTlCE IL hereby gi.en that Petition will be presented
SAS othe next Genra Assembly, for leave Toll
i'dge the Psnunky River, the point which Lit
tiepase's Bridge ncw crosses the said River.
Elisabeth Taylor,
Richard S. Taylor.
Hanover. SEPT. O. aeI,J
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TrlIst Sale nj Nccno.

1s3y virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed to me
by Francis o. Markham, shall proceed to
sell TO the highest bidder for cash. at Amelia court
mouse, on the eth Thursday in this month, the fol-
lowing propertyto wit Stephen, William lydia,
'd her infant Robert, and Sam; also, full set of
baoksm'b's Tools TO satisfy certain purposes con
tanned in said deed. ELIJAH GRESHAM
Oct. z. 4l-,Js Tructe.
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NIb Snhsoref whe e. employ for rie en,npg ve,r an
Oserseer u snpcfiniend h farm 90 Et,n.. rive cse
n'1ser 3e ,"oired man With sn, ,n,iiy w 10 he
Pgfrted no person u~cJ spply Uplsss he can come vel
iee'mmended BY h former ,rrGy,r, for hone.ty soi.g
P.ei'a-g, -: = e.
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Pntcnf Shoe Ihreud
SAMUEL ASHAiEAD, e. CO
no. o., WALNUT STREET
PIfIBADELPfif1
~ PAVE received per arrival. nom Tiye,,,o -. -
SSA snvs .fsot,uenof ritlsy, latham, AID yysk,,',
fs,rnt aH's Thread which they 's,il cell sbotsae II s
following piIces, Tor cash, viz ~ "
No. 10, yellow, = 55cf-.
Nc J. brown, y "a SO do
. - 20. 3 hSf bieaohed ga. &c. Ae
Aiso c9ins Aliqtoh', and Tdos's A,y, Win g.o.,.I
fintcn, 4 sine Pioiins.. '''' Wv" p" h'"'iai
IrShosnsh'f'' Tools OF every de.etjpo as,n.f.,,,s
and 'ois wl'oisssle snd fetsii, as above.
Oct a to.s.
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i.iiE 81. ieoeigs gTogosi 3ncfmiy was
- The pf.voas ,he S. seciiDn " tive
is Annoy. h'sio annexed =" Aud ~ Il further enacted,
st TIE he authorized 4 required 20 ssessIp upon
1rrnorg BidingJ land Gtfach,d thereto,
sold exchanged leased for term 81 yeB'
m"neste the Gsaersl Assembly he fesu OF their
enquiry" By order 81 is's Executive
WI. u. RICHARDSON, C.. c.
executive Dcpstfnsni.1
1871 Msrch 1922
lGs5 ~
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FOX .NNUI ORLEANS.

FOR VIEW OIL EMS
sT:S s'HE very superior ship JEFFERSON Iart,
tteESN y Corntk, Master, CJppered sUd copper-fa,-
.sAAS tened and sails remarkably fat. Her accom-.
nodatiuns being very spacious, she will receive
passengers on hoard 10 by the day, week or month
al avery reduced price, l.ay eo For the
OF shipper, will SAL FOR NEW oHLEASS from ist 10 stu
Ocoter nsrf ha. elegant CABIN with state loom, for
Ladies OF sn'emtn For freight passage appy 10 The
master on board, to -
u. DRU.1f3lOyND, svm(oM.
Or to r. +. DRU.H.NO.ND, Peiersburg
SSpt ~ IL -,I5N
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~ .7i06ana Land agency 2!

" -3i05aHId L0ad Agency :!
Aht suboIze3 TO sell, remarkably iC~ III, Land. the
S STATE OF Aiabams, belonging the South Car
Isny; purchased by Col Stephen Elliott, OF Chsrje,on,
1910 lhey lie the vicinity of Montgomery Caha1bs
Hh1 onute The finest body Of land offered M sale by
hiv'duas ~ tbs State Toe richness Of the COLI ruriy
"a ne NaeS TIC general health OF the country the
huvshtsges OF nsv'gsvn; the unparalleled facilities OF
iaecej latitude neither too cold, bot sGordinS
fnfe auosPhefej the deneiy Populated peighboThood pre-
seuuns hEey prospect of schuols the
kto''h OF cotton, and the general wealth Of the country,
,csfe ~ render settlement tins the State desa-
tie. The great care sUi Judgment with whnb these land.
we're selected the prices which they puT-
ensseo and the anxiety OF the &c dispose tntw
'Or the purpose OF ehsctinS settlement
VIZ enable the purchaser 10 obtain good sDd prices
rfy required All the rufcbssr money bs, paid 10
government and patents Ohisntd Deeds Of will
be psde 10 purehssers when they Inske Payment.
also authorized SELL the very valuable lands IN
Elliott, Yesdon and J. s. Bennett OF Chsrleou, South
carolina, together WITH srvera thousud belonging
other indiyiduais
Slave holder. Msyl.nd, vfgn,s North Carolina ami
Wofe than double the value of their properly, by
fcod Tar low prcss, MIDDLE Aisbama snd piaciug
portion nj Their hands upon sn good The
transition Of the slaves would enhance their value nearly
hail. and the produce OF the he annually
10 sw Yck, aud the proceeds cash returned the
without trouble OF difficulty
Genemen distance owDinz land in Bshspa,
tse taxes paid, other dposin nsde OF giving
he suhable n,trUetre rs and enclosing the money.
VIII attend TO any busne to be transacted M the land
Office N Csn,yba.
Letters postage paid will he puncaly snwsre, any
noTDstion gwen, which may be rsgueei aud 10
10 obtain, 70 thus country JESSE BEENE, Agent.
Cab,sha. Aisbsus.
NJ Geu'enso will ecpfer fsvcr ny cutting TIL. adyeI
'reDet cot oil The paper posting iu
tlsce. StFt so d2-tf
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NOARDIEG UOTgI7-

ySHAvITG te.umed the House recently nc e,,isd m n,
es Hairet Jone, at the intersection aud 18th seeG
WePaIedio accommodate hosfJers ny the day week or
year, the usual terrs The House Ia, b,en o,, ,
o"'npIes rrpaand every attention will be paid 10 the couf,
OF those VINO may favor ~ewRh their custom
49, Lucy HrGIEBoTIAaI
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BY RICHIE & GooCH.

NJ The ENQUIRER - pshi,shed twice n week generally
IN asss auns the State Lsl,:
the he.t.eEs, Eve Dollar, per sanu-
,.,e advance. Notes Of ertzrel specie-ps.ins hsa
,n,) will he received payment The Editors wall ru.rsn-
s, the ,sety Of recruiting their by na;ths ps.
AZ, being paid, lay the writers.
n parer viii be ii.c n,,nlsI(hu ths Iiscrssn 81
t,s EdIois) unii Al, arresrsses have been raid up.
IL, will guiIsntes ths payment uius aps,s
ali have thu tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ SQUARE, OK LESS-Fn.t,u,crtionTy.s nt,-saes
.utinusnce, 50 cents.
No aiver'sment inserted, until either oxen ps,J
to- svas<a II, s,uie this city. Il,
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Gloucester Jocky Club R0ces.
Enll ,nnnfi..r i2I4

Fell meeting 1923.
y Vie races vf Tuesday the 22th Instant,
= over tie Camp Field Gloueestef COuhouse
ca coniDDe four days.
Mile heats re for any "tied horse, seljing
ekt eedug four years Did tntrapre $50.
BUD BAY.
Jockey Club purse, three mile heats purse 500,
SD
Sid Day.
P1Jt Stake tao Dii,s ont, tntisncs $50
ih day.
HsuJy Cap Wie heats beat three ~ I've sitfarts, $40
r. GARY, Pyoyyisio,
~ u. The Tfessurer WISHES the .ih.o,ihers
inpaying their subclisH before the Jockey Club "a
ces - be IS compelled 70 putt Up.
Oct, ff. 4g-,
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Shoes al .9HcfiOH.
~ Monday tie Sd Nov. al ~ ,'elocE will he sold a, our
~ Store "
200 Packages Shoes comprising al the vsou. kind, suited
70 Ah aud winter Sales OTIS, DUNLOP &CO.
- -. iVcfionsers
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THIjE.IT
VIZ ~ try GRIPS IF goed Wh,c, nnd take fL> ram
" ne ba7dfrg' Jrni Risr lefo-B ~ rfgyEf 5a,f,
g"y is-U ROGERS 4 manassas.
DiVoot ScaDip LIANT C0mp0nu
fEsHb "ivnss ~ Shares IN the DiemaI swarm L,nds
- Dowf lny, noi,d, that Saturday The fs,h Jsy Of
" htr' I've Day appointed ~ 'sr the nlestnr " the
Company ~ 'hf Town III srH.le W.
% =. 10 45--8t FIfLDING LEWIS p,e.idsr,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-25

and 10 give glory - any Name But as mas
r., Justly said, his life and character and con-
duct have become The property OF the histori>
m. and there is no reason 10 doubt that histo-
~ will DO HIM ia.ice. The triumph OF his
,alen, and patriotism cannot fail 20 become
monuments Of high and enduring lame. we
cannu, indeed but remember that III our own
nublic career, collisions Of opinion AMI ac!ion,
4, once extensive, earnest ana enduring, haFc
risen between he deceased ana m ny oil US
For myself, sir; !, gives me u deep leit .housh
me ianc holy satisiar ton, 10 know, ana more SO
to be conscious that the deceased ttit and
ackoowl dgel, that our political differences
ave been wholly free frum that most venom
GU, and corr oding of all polsons--pe"spna ha-
tired Blu. IN other reSpecis Il is now inmate
rial what was the character oi those collisions.
They have been turned 10 nothing, and iTss
than noting, by the event We deplorr, and
doub not hat W. will, with owe voice one
heart, Vie d ia his memory The well Geser, ed
tribute of our respect for his Iape and cur
warmes, gratitude f1r ris great and signal
services. Far myself, sir so strong, so sincere,
AID so rngrossins is that feeling, that |, who
willis, living, never, 40 never en\Ied him any
hing; now that he has fallen, am greatly
tempted 10 envy him has grave with It's hons
ours.
OF this the mos, aifl ctia; Of all bereave-
mcn,s tina, has fallen upon his wretched and
descending fam lv,what 'haItl say Nothing
--ih If gri is TOO s.crtd Tor description
iu..ioe can alone be- done 10 Il by those deep
.,nu silent. bul agonzng feelings which OF
their &C IN, perry ade every bosom
Mr.. Van Burcntnen submitted The following
It so'u,i"u:
rhe Delegation from the State Of New York
10 tie senate AMI House Il Representatives., o
The Couere,s OF the Unit,d S,a IS, having beer
:, formed of he sudden doth Of DE WITT
CLINTON. lau Go ernor Of Tnat State, feel II
du- To- the occas OF as well as TO thtir owr
feelings to unite with The people they iepre-
sent, IN expressing their d ep and sincere sor
row for d dispens,'ion o! Providence, WINCH
has in the midst Of active Useiuiress cut OF
from the service Of lha, STATE whose proudes
orname t he was, a great man who has won
and richly deserved the reputation oil dtstin-
guishcd public beneiactor.
) n,ib,y impress Il with tespecl .or The
memory of the lust lou, dead. hey will wear
the usual badge of mou ming for thir days
and they rcqu, 81 hat copy 81 these, Their
proceedings, be- communicated 10 the family
of tn decreased, with al assuranc, OF their con-
d ,lencr a, the yr alest berralmnt thai could
have brfallcm tn III on this s.de the grave.
On motion Of Mr.. De Graf, of Schenectady
the above was unanimously adopted, and The
Chairman and Secretary, empowered to com
municae them TO the widow and family o.
The deceased. ..-. IS.
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From the .,afiyndi Journal,
pnOIis'lcd

A. 4 meeting of '"p Ssn4I s add Represen-
ia iy,s in Congress, from the 5 a'e OF NJ"
York held in the Capito N w aoing,or, Feb
ru,rv 18th, 1928, il, Consequence OF III" lntor-
nation of the drathrf hi, Excrllency DE WITT
{ LINTON, Governor.of W Sta,e Of Nv York
-Gereral sS,cphtbN an Rensselaer, Of Albany,
was csi.ed 10 the Cha rtiulian &. N"rPlanck
of he.CiN OF NewsYork, was appointed Sec
fetary
The honorable Mart Van Burcn Of ths Sea
ate, addressed the meeting ~ arly III The follow v
ing words:
Mr.. Chairman. We have mt 10 paw tri>
hute Of respect ID tn memory OF our lac Gov
ernor and distinguished te'low-ulzen, BE
Wit Clinton. Sumo # our bleIhren' hhNe
been so kind "a 10 ask me 10 prepare suiiab e
expression uf our feelings: and have IN purSu-
ance of their wishes, drawn up "ha, has oc-
cured 10 me, as proper to BE- said on the oct a
sion. Before rsdbmit tito thr consideration
of the meeting, Ibeg leave 10 be INDUCED IN !
few brief remarks.-Ican saySpothdng OF the
deceased that is not familiar to you all. 10
all he vas personally sknsxn and to many o.
us intimately and Familiarity, from our carries
infancy. The high oraesof his talents, tht un'
tiring zeal and grea, sustrss WITH which nose
talents have, through asfIi' Of wars, bean az
voted to the prosreutsonssf plans If gre at pub
hc utility, are also known to you oil; aud o'
all am satisfied duly -appree iated. ne SUP
i.ct can derive nosadditional interest or impor'
lance from any eul .sy OF mine. Ali other con-
,iderstions out Of view: the singh fact that tn
greatest pnbiir improvement OF the age II
winch we live vas commenced under the gun
dance ofhis couns' Is, and spienaidly acc ON
phshed under his INN diate auspices, is OF II
self .ufficienl to Fill the ambition OF any man
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PERU, BOLIVIA, sc.

We have been favored by commercial
friend with file of Lima papers 10 the 9Th OF
November.
The Congress Of Peru were in session, and
proceeding tremendously. The new Consii-
tuition was before Them, and lis discussion
suspended by an order 40 print il, about the
last Of October. We are much pleased with
some Of the features of those paris we have
seen 10 the papers. One article expressly for.
bids municipal authorities to interfere with ma
tional questions. This, was probably sug-
ees,ed by the unwarrantabe and dangerous
measure. taken by the Iowas and cities OF Co
lombia, to encourage Paez in his rebellion.
BOLIVIA "A circular grom the War de-
par men, Of Bolivia Was issued TO the generals
OF the auxiliary troops from Colombia, OR the
2sth Of September, requesting them 10 use
their diligence 10 withdraw the last oil their
divisions in December. The government hau
previously 6xed On that period for the oePat-
ture Of the second battalion only, ana .hey
have res lived 10 hasten he departure OF al
the foreign troops partly on account OF '"e
amcabIe EXPIRE ssions of Peru since 1'n.L'mar
has been Installed her president, ara Parity
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on, Of . wish TO kave The eoun,ry lei, -.
self at iEs meeting ofihe national REM vi
ZION which Pre- sidenl Sucre has long h.n,
ious again TO conyoks. This is yerv ~
omen; and tue circular, which j, of sOO'
length, shows that the country is pr,ls.a
peaceful, and that 10 appreherston IS 10 \.
terlainsd OF any difficulty rising from : y
quarter at present. "a
8 The following Is letter from Ceue,.l \
mar to General Sncrc, which haste Md =
return Of the Colombian troops from Rail-,
Translated for the !Nsto Fork Daily .7d.,t,a.
,Don Jose De La Mar, Gr>hd Marshal r. :.
National Armies, and Presiden, or he p ~
lie of Peru, sc. T'Si
To our great and good friend Iha Presid,,, .,
the Republic Of BolniA. "
Great and Good Fread. he pe,rr;.
people have forced me out TO pl.ce me at -.
head OF their destiny. nave yielded uh'
rrpugnance 10 ahr lively .olieitud of ,hri, -
prtsentagises, and Yesterday took HE o,,h
required to invest mewitbthe Command N.
gratitude i, gre4, for so honor.1lc cs,r,'
iion, and that alone has awaited 10 max, n.
break my resolution ne,er to Command av,r
| am well aware OF the buithen which mes.
upon me-, AID the great obligation, / A,,
contracted: One of them j, be duty of to6,
yating relations with sister govrrnmeu,s AMI
10 |, all them in The Way Il frankucss. .iusu,
and liberty. wish iha, my admin sirii.,
may De marked by daiIy drawing cIoser Ii.
relation, between Bolivia ami Peru.
And: while announcing, my great aud eoA
friend, my elevation 10 The Presidency, anu m.
principles wnich influence me, express to W,
nv ,orial friend snip.
Given in tie palace OF government, in II,
capital OF Lima, asa August, 1927. Jos. {,
Ia Mar-F. J. Mariaegui, Mins.er Of Foh
tign Relations.
Antonio Jose de SURE, Central il Cbif #
the Armies Of Coombi., Grand Mh.h,id
Ayacucne, and President Of the Bolivian R..
public, Sc.
10 our great and good friend, tn: Prrsidea
Of the Rpubi c oil Peru.
Greet and good :riend-Your election 10 Ii.
pr. sideucy of,he Peruvian republic, is one Of
those events which ought 10 gill with pitasm,
all interested in the good Of nations fhrPc.
ruyan, occupy, inmy opinion, a very disln,
guish & pla e. ftiicitate them on being ser.
ed ny so ilIustIious and patriotic acInzen as
yourself, my great and good friend. rhe Pc.
sidcnl OF Bolivia congra,ula,es himself v,n
he cons dcrs The se,ti ncnts you express /,
your lcttcr daltd al L,ma Oh The Esd Of aa
noah. They are enureiy accordsnt with az
own, aid YOU may rest f MY assured haI We
both aspire rore than any tning to b,holdls
Bolivia and Peru united by the hes Of thr nioN
sincere a,lachmepi.-W While maniiesting ne
pure feelings OF our heart, permit us, gtG
aud good friend, again TO express 10 you srn.
timrnts ofr,.spect and esteem.
Giten in the palace of the government IL
Chuqu.sacl, eth Sept. 1927 Sgntd Anio
nip Jose Sucre Fac undo lnl4nte, Minisls Of
Forcgu Relations. rbl
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From, ne Lo,go, Times Der 81


We d. not know now far The Can dlans ar
iusli6, d in complaining that Lord Dllbouat
personal conduct has NJ been tn best hUt
TO procsre him pc u a iy, or 10 engage ne
good will OF the Canad ian, i, a jealous sup
port of His Mairsty's ser,ice, and of the eo'e.'
tive intrre /, Of the empire a Ia'ge Ipiso"
pute re spec ing the choi pf a Speaker 'eeh
rather the eHeci and tie indication oil dSH
Of preceding diff rcnces between tie he'a O.
the Executi Go, ernmrn & the COLONY, IhA
an original aud substantive quarrel b."
are sure, that except In the instances oil L"G
Dorchester s. Sir George Pre,ost the Later"
h,m was HIMSELF a Canadian, and no l"ss 'lr
cessfnl in his civil administration lhsn he "h
unfortunate in his attempts IS .older,-"i"
perhaps these two exceptions, we have Gn'"
stood hat Canada has never enJo,ed govern,
mem produ. tive Of much attac hmcit IN Va
tive population 10 the Gown Of England: ~
TIVE ,ul gar * insymp ,tbisins nj Is'ry " l.
B .urst m y have'e n ca culated TO 'ii'' W.,
nv o her, Of our colo i besides IN m se'a =
Cape of Good Hope, with = growing s'"'''' ~
Of anger & dis,rus towards this coz n''! w
no, believe 10 be improbapie. ! here nf''' W.,
tolerated worse Colonia Minister ma" T''
unrespccted Lord Bur we doubt very sr' ~
whether military men ugh ever 10 " So
owed a, civil goserr ors er any portion O.
free people. Thy ha,eone aud all ~ 'n ;.r,
tive jeslousy Of privileges which SCI tn''' wv
power at defiance; they sre habfuaeo .L,,
mand ,abut not 10 persuade or e'so"'
sdr cad the freedom of speee h, and hate w. -,
ratve assembly ThrIr TOM, IN rrior'' y
the mos, part that of naughty and u"' o" ';.,.
Using power BY aking capious exec ~.
at every form Of language bat tina Of sum
sion, they teach The colnnss o. - 81
irritable as themselves, and'"e see IN 'o" 70.
our Yves, India islands the same I'm >,
wards heir governor, (heing mill airy '"." *
has been long Displayed in Canada :" !" and
,rrmr embarrassment Of ,heKins's setNl1' =. a
a general re axatiun Of sbe Ii s IF deie'e",' "a
one side. and of kindness and pro'fc,0pn y i.
the other. We heartily wish BIT Lfp is
housie were recalled, and that! D" csnr. al
Burton be really appoin ed Go'rrh' =. minor
Of Canada, he may speedily enter on w , I'd
tant trust; for sure we are, that u u. ,.mnsr
in restoring he affrctionare and io!a' o. 10
of Lover Csnala, by an apple a'Io" u,s, Of
;nb,b;,sn # the same sound prln p', ,n,
mild, considera,r. and equitable e. ,ri,y
A. have nrocurrd Err him so much popSa i
in The Upper Province, AID Tor Inc p.Or,men,
,ha,pfo,incc u tranquility and COW .% noOa
Sir Francis Bur on viii have con'' ',s
his country signal and memorable s''N
/ N.suyuIy BANK-The Dnec'or " ",oy
Nashville Bank, 10 compliance WI wal,
sion Of the law under wbith comp; tuition,
made between the state and 'hs' ,.u Of
have, during the presant week !" cam-
the President of the Bank OF me =. Nasnue
mitted to the flames notes OF 'n' burdret
Bank 10 the amount 0! upwards o, Boaar
thousand dollars
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-25
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1928
"rHg LOST srAR."-Br L. E. L.

"rHE LOST STAR."-Br l.. Z. l..
A light is gone from yonier sky,
A star has left its sphere;
Tn. beauttul-and do they die
In Won bright world as here
VIII that star leave lonely place,
A darkness or the night
No! few will miss its lovely face,
And none think heaven less bright!
What vert thou star of vanished one u
What MYSTERY was thine!
Th, beeuty from The east Is gone
What was thy sway andssgn
Merit thou the star OF opening youth
And is II then for thee,
It's frank glad thoughts, It's stainless truth,
So -arly cease TO be- 81
OF hope and was It to express
Bow soon hope SINKS IN shade;
Or else OF hsnrIn loneliness,
In sign hos it " u ta'ief
How Was Inv dying like the song,
I,mu>ir to the last,
An echo fiung the winds among,
And theu forever past
Or didst thou sink as stars whose light
The fair moon renders vatnf
Thr rest shine forth the next dark night, -
thou didst not shine again
D.dst thou fale gradual from the time
The first great crIIse was hurled,
Till lost in sorrow and ~ CRIME,
Star Of our carly world
Forgotten and departed star!
4 thousand glOlies shine
Round,the blue midnight's rega! car,
Who then remcmbe r. thine
Save when some mournful bard ike me
Dreams over beauty gone,
And in the fate that waited thee,
Reals what viii be his