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-le{fciton, <iiciaiues .Hc hedn, slc Ace, Mercer,
Mcr,cin, letcGyc, .ihLcr, .sfiner John Mitchell,
Thomas n. Mitchell, q. Moore, .titekoiiS, OaA-
icy, O'Brien, orr, O,reu, Pecrce. Phelps, Pier
son, Plant, Poll, Ramsey, Reed. Richardson,
Rires, RWSScR, !STtcyer, ShspPerd, Shane, Il
SsnYak, SprdgUc. SifriGg, StaitJe.7y, Siergere,
StcercH. Sc'r'S, StoUeT, Strong, Seam, Self,
Sutherland, Taylor, II. Thompson, ". 3Hcnl,-
son, Iracs, IresrGit. Ej'<er 1ucl.r, S. 9Ucser,
pGtee, Pan Ii07'R. tcn RensSaicey Yasn,xa.
reri,ti;ck, Patton, Ii'dl,S, Hard. Washington.
,ieesns, lFhpp'e, E-hitNesry, ITiekiiFe, M
ilcSls, y. WILSON, Wfagaic, John S. Jp'ooa, 81
las Ji'oci, gToodS, IFOcdcocI, jpel, s. jPsiglt,
Joi:a {. Fright, Ydaccg-l75.
80 the Resolution was RESPECTED.
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MARCH, OF INTELLECT

- From the John Bull.
The Joi0lcin:s has been h0,dcd TO us as fine yo.
auction Of a reTy y0,a,g Lody trhose mind hos
been enlightened after The present Ershioa-sLe be-
arg The daughter and heiresss of "a butcher 4,
Ithlteehapei, and her correspondent the io,cer
o. nc Poch ot fancy tredd-bGker III tie same
Cockney College. Of course are do not couch for
me authenticity Of the statement, 6ut the speci-
men as pretty, and bears marks Qfiatcigsnce and
Hvor7nGion tClich cOuld De deYircd from no source
crypt that liberal system tchich those G.no7i .st
ss ieho are aardnccd IN gears, may not lice TO rue
Miss Jane Walker 20 Miss Catharine HOPKINS.
PASTORAL.
Fdlsued with the smoke of the CiIy;
We have taken wiar = Bow,
Where, already fluid, my dear Kitty.
My hest ssnsthlities Huw-
For Cupid has feather..i Ia, dart,
And lighted Love. pickering taper,
He dn'"'' ed III the flame like vapuur.S
Whs, charms has the City for such,
Whore tate IL decidedly -uraI.
m, !. It, ieli KITTY, much,
ihI The single should wish 10 he plurS..
CT T. you u. E iaa %'@,y Kate ths, Ili,ea'
or u at eyes, Which IN die c,iediy siIen
7ho"id oau'e such a s'eat mttanuip kscir
W ,, ~ he talked 81 the hle;;i,,s' Of Hyo,n,
" hen he offered AZ once to he my-msn.
Could dozen, him 20 hanging or ,irounn.e
When be .'shcf oat stendtr iieisho!
la1i Kitty, you know what nsishe means, ,
would YOU have cruelty. " No
Alr' Smith, won't have you by means,,l
Bn; my Ia aud my Ma are so cru,i,
- They think 'sau'- rni just turned of fourteen,
10 siatye Tue on lectures, sud cruel,
aud forbid me TO think, " t. of couftbc-
Dut III tell NY Mama and Pip,,
Thai Gis come toys of Discretion;
Ani ih"v'e baiharous that's what th-r ale.
To tie the tender impression.
Ah. mourn then, We Ioses and lilies
Win her whoE mou Ming Lesiie yoE--.
y erncu.cs, Ss dAtodiliiee,
iiaus your heads just sadly rs 1 Is.
sing swr"tiy your sorg of despair,
We iinLrts whose ~ the t,t.,i,-
Wiile 10 my fiiios repair,
Ani ming'c my SIGH, with the htetz.f'
-ldru' Love and duty or rather,
Adcu 10 th,s narrowing ,arrCW
AttPu, to nv fl'i,r aud nutltr--
III post q TO Gtt tua m,rruw.
TIA order the elbow ro,t chav,
BE prompt, then, lie - msn Il my heart
AZ tw, w. vii hasten away,
by The lsN ID the moon we'll depart
u. w my heart rit-a-Tsis / write,
y. hat couuiOiiln yuGse csused there, nv yatk Smith
Sudyrt, what glorious delight,
10 visit The cie ics blacksmith.
he Iafaiu, my Kate besreci YOU,
My loFc - II nsniitcJ herewith,
Som after ny ycrsrs shall reach yct,
Jlne W'iker shall lie Mrs. Smith. EE1GIio!,
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virtue oi Deed q Tiusi exceeded 10 Us by William
- Anteson and Wife 0f he county Of buckingham Nd
he 5h day Of February, i82f aud II record n The stk
fe o. NC county aioresd, shai proceed sell % Ce
rrfrret fpr easi q public auction hc hughes, hidern
the Jay o Feb ntJt aloi o snd eJniqnfnr aefes
upon v1eh 90 hfick dvclng house nearly 50
2" Garden and esey necessary h1ues iof the &C.
cor 1aon n refsl snilf; ap irst annf nv e
'a'n7c 50 li, bark anl lean house. srs and vel GStsI
made o. che h si'risls This property ,is. on Lime
River adoinInF fAe Fshiu-E Mill, One heslbv and
wealthy sso'ion o. county. we deem uunccessr, 10 GIVE
lengthy detail i fh preprft}f hui sc disoo.fJ H.
purchase Goo cfa 7u4 f.rr TO- JAMES TApSC orr Trrs
.lOT1e sTbpLE5 tcs
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FALf' Goobs AND FALL FASHIONS,
TEIOC "a III Il -

lens ir,.r an9 Iaior three doors o5ove f6s Racls E
ESFEC FULLY informs his friends aud H., psblc In
gentf" mat he has just received elega asartnent
." SoVDStin hs Iine eonting Of blue black 90 the oyf
Ieshoia"s eY.ed Cloths ADD Cametss; slso, handsome
a,oueni e Vesns which he will make up It tto ftore,t
H"e. ne iec'' confident hshe suv fders in
he line ~ the most ff-hnlnsble style, and he
'"d 'oheil' share Of the public patronage.
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q IFNNLALE SCHO0L-

N9lLL he opened a. my residence, the rst of Janus.
-GN ~ lsz8. A bfanfhe9, pertaining a GOOD Ffmse
Hdueai2n WIZ be taught ~ such nsontr, .. may flgd 10
coulter on me pupil The gtae amount Il real aud s1al
improve ieni t
Tuition, Per nnuum, e-o
Boarding in ny family rzeh-ivt Of IrrG and De-,
bic sem-suuusiiy 10 aJvaute, Is
cuu,hsriani, Der. g. r. -, "
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NEIY GOODN

u
SitHE suhscrihes have recently received iarye-ec,sno
"a u theit previous stock of
The following Is part Of ,he,r a>sotimtI1
WGrsied haregts, BEAUTIFUL covls
Wntered do aud figured
ltl~ok white g. eoIored Freun1, ssi,n,.
SLACK lndrs do e satin eEanLuea
Double ,baa bisrk do
Real imitation Italian i,.,inrS
n ~! i"ds for,nee', ME n''rclr sna ehSsy
Al!Lnds f.uey l-Af. sur,d .i gau1e. tarerc cote
ctr; @'''nO' t1"'''o" DO e~fi,uSf. rnhaan N. toy
German sued, sai't!saehi, Doidote, temp my ant, ecn
a., mon hardiHnaJ fpr g-htrnen
i:'ntn cHnh'ie, L l,'ri ean.brio gls,;.,
Nsas'n i /. esa"n erss as
Btsck il,iiaa cIavsf,
C'tor.d do. new article
All kids ef .r,y.pcs, eohorea ws,i,rs 10 $3.50:
49, Notnnst, for ve,$ d's.s.,
lhrese q iphbn,t lace. e. e.ynr,
i s ed i@ an% ,p sa zi , . !anIre o.t d
ss'i'rtd aud Plain apj herIihs L,ne GO
i..5 ,as", ln.m'.rt and cehbfic dilnii.-
I"rd'; .n.he., ,ce qcii's' silk, "A s.,
, r,. u''an5S Tor pe'aae' ridus S,.!..
h Id, .,V't sN ho'sessh sud ,i.s GLoJ'ES
h h,,,s; Ions whit. and ecIorcd do
"s'4hm-n's welking> riding snd dr.., glove,
~ shd' lsdies ,e-Benien'. ci,i,ii ~, AJSTERy
AL sI-d' RiB7hNDN, tbc-e ior bt AID o,nue.. w
ia.ge assortment csmtric,, eaiic,e. Ciresaa cis5,
,.sn :'a'd'' ' eioAk, "ud inier sti,sn..'
C'me' heir GAMBLE, fer ade.' aud ;enitc4ner ,ir,,
. . NJ" and beautiful arttis "
Ban!aI. q aud bonihszin,H
01'h'' zni o";tmrrcs Vi every dsscf;disn
b'"f-uP GERS sni y,iyGs
G ,ssiHet 81 al cof,t4
S''E' .,s1n'd'"n' t''nrt vuirpfa auh Mn.tTlt. ~
D. o(ieok., lr ckmrs " f'@'1'''
Liusey woJlgeys kr.sry. fer ssrv,,,i ri -.,;,,
Ufns'ury. md t!ekleu"ug <. of al quaiitie.
'-'"FETiNGS IND EUESuf The ri.f.i ~, .fyeaG
- " 80
Af'', ue,n4h IN Scotch -heeuy, some II whith 1915
go wtde iwis;t Vth,ui sranl -
Shell ami aZllUn tuck ,,Je and hon, ,,.,s-
q l"ge 49, htHtnt fRiSD LINENS
Superior e'ass bleach, and ,xce,.,ur,y Dr.,
White, r.d rad gree flannel,
~ otieI do. for childien
sicrino rIths, fOt do
g., 10 II, ~, iS & 10 rrzA RL,fNhE-rs
e. . punt d.
N1F FCOTTONS, under market PRICE
Anu i1iss variety II J'i0f afcIts not s.,,y@ ~ ~
h nave hs'b purchased the ,yet n..rL. te-ee-l -,
uueh under, aud wi!i be tsIe smaller sdyan. tn u
o"Ay' III evnstfnene, d tic LtenC. Of TIE ,csN,n
Dec. 20. VA MALI co.
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.G0ITCE

~ rer''n' hiying claims against the Estate ~ Peter
Ahn"ei' dev are hereby rcgueged - buS btmdofWSd
I eistmeH being about 70 settle uy Erec1,
~ ihey are M pft'euie4 hy s ~ dsy Of Jus t2
'ah resd this notice in aT II en- svfh sy t3i
ds's Tho'e t-ns INDEBTED 70 ssM E.iitc are requested
wake i1mfate rsynons g. gnther ndusenec cannyI He
stvtn' JNO ROWJErT. TNor
o. Peter Hovfru ,Trc
Usc32p. u --srfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

WORTH U.ATBI,RI.4N'U .lC-QDE.HY.
'tshE Rev Th"ra. q. Thornton will continue preside
by aIr rho.. Ds,i..
Inc Academy s,ti two mi.e' helrw NDrthyhci nd
r"us'"use m neishhn mod FIvettsly eahy Col.
Ie' me p'"-ent steward, val cntGde board
ing 9'paftintDi.
b" this 1"iuiuton right the I-n G -eek and Hebrew
LSu'ger and trnlai1u Ur the freeth Language,
win 'h- "'htr prerequisites Tor srrllegste cuug.S.
About $50 volumes Of hooks History Science aye
he"n carefully selected the rnen e Library.
infrunrI, Gohes ara aIar.. both Ancient
Anlrtr are also provided for the OF the studeu
TEX Ms I"r Readus, Writing, ArihmetcL AMI Eusli.h
framnar 20 d"ll these with Geography the t.
Gnh's sud harrnc % s in all other SOdnli.
caniies. =
ne neNt session will the f-,t &c February
vaeatInu.
Psren, and Guardians will he liable tuition fee, and
hoard OF their and wards the ne Of entrance TIL
the end OF the stssiVn 20 be raid quarterly advance
(.BArES, prcs'jt of trustees
-,.1s,,A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

y cVriJfmny D.ed ,sals TO Inr ~,
surviving trustee, by J.bn NJ Bu'te-. the 5t dan f
pee 1879 aud duly recorded in the clerk. Office Of HasS
county, shaii lctetNi 10 SELL Friday 9Th dsy Of J,n
lo1s" ta s,heiwise on the far day, hith.ss
nd"tt nj auction, the premises, being the c
tie said Buec Of laud ooutsiniDs $50 ma,
or Lee: by late survey, lying sud hens the county Of
ii1iaS, aud bounded ~ the Double anel F.l,t,,u'
lines and others The the .al- aec,ln
70 'ne d'reotions of sad Deed css; hut tr ,nscr
instructed by The creditor 10 say tllt he suni
OF SAFE IN cash. will satisfy giving bond arfoy,
security payable IA IL months for Cd. balansr h,er
tS ifOu' The date, and aided Of IauI ,,1,
liable poit'oa Of this tract Of land o grounds
me "nor o1'hered Tar above the qsaiy LAM in
me ne ;htod The - heiiev-j
by the ssfL Gest. ADAM JfInrr '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

T. IL u thought no, smi.s H. for the nc cunmtr.
utoho DISSENT ruicha.es that able ruuher zine,
Sroes stock Of all Kind household and kitchen uian,
4''"n utensils CORN fuadef, &r i. to be III
on tue premises by her uussos being The PROPERTY "a said
the said county of HALIFAX. ADAM TpoT
Dee. -
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4 i'E.iCffER--

... Il fss1 CHEN, =,
YOUNG GeDI.,Han IA u!I.t ,s.;,e,.,.-.., ;
a e.s 81 has e"ni?stsnoy to teach the Cir..k - 81
bnsnh Lsngu iye g'auin ltirs.'y, .ihv with
'he slars aud h+-i,s. AtithLesie wi,. To- ~
,fue,'f u, '9'" rt''~ 'an ~o,d ial. cha,reot -
be-'iis"d school. h,,ihy p.t OF yr,,s
,d -. ''i NM &c SIenGs
pec 90.
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isff virtue Of Deed OF TiH executed .uh..rer
49, on the I'D March 1925 by Charles knight Ninth,
EN- 's wtic aud admitted Ia record in the county court Of
'h Of APRIL 1875 foF the rsrpy.e Of securing
TO Anderson T. Miller, CERTAIN OF
tened, shall ie the highest bidder FOR cash, on ti,,
pr.ini'e o" Saturday the 9Th day of February neI tr,
ot anf lying IN the upper end o N;tovay county cnofs
ing S arresf tyher with suIy other property conveyed
IN said deed. The wi convey only ,nch tale -
vested IN hHu JOHN 4. MILLER, trustee.
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.N.EIV .iLIp O{6 ITIJ;f.Jl..ii-5J

t'ut New Map VI Virginia. coupled II on, ,,.,,i
a unue the authority ct the Sl.,s mos. ,,Li,.h.a-
may be osisintdly pC,pn- d.st.r. IA ,n h, on
uionj. - = ~ NJ, "i hShs
ihi' work Effected by the hh,nr of many y.,,..,, =.
&c" tot care and money, la.
81 III 'st,t.S ai asratacy Of detail besv., anI
- 1'rsh't' the highest credit ia. .es,e
'S' 81 'r p'fNn Immediately concerned ia II.
1,u ," Prov hshysstf,'r snI o..f, the pohhf .rn
si4h'ur odse Authorized al. $50 Comes ,v ~
A.i ON ths large scale OF FIVE mile. inch, and H..
''i''rc vv,'h the view OF nAkitg the ,x.,sxs
" t'', pave eWt. te Tue eori,, To IL dap.ed II al al, =
Moderate price OF SO - VI vac
'nu.r hsse Gre 1ances,, = prth,i, .t
"' ''>r ra'lt trnHcai,cn, s lie unahre 4, 80.
Coiy ct ihfs beautiful dnj valuable nuA - 'i'"1
hU:rit3 -.
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FlEyUfLE UC.HIJOyN.
rIflE Female School n he peei,fepee 81 Mss. Arrr H.
Read, Charlotte Cou tboure, will hs e'Ffinusd
Prfcc " IioarJ per sunum so
Jt-~.~s T1c.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

~ psIs"us having cisus sssiust the Estste Of 'gn
- Cafidgon Robert H. Csrrnston Der sfr lrereby
70 blios hen forward for sdyioeb being about
70 seile ny seeouais, ~ ES'or AJOi r. III llgs ~
rfeehej by TIE Ist day Of Msy fs2s ha plead tbs
notice ~ bsT Of allsueh ftay he after that date
-, - WM. J. CARRINGTOS,
Ez'or Of Wn Cafrgton HnI AJisor ofitohrftH CsIipg
Ton, DIET.
Nov. s.
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'iI1viy/v

Z Samuel prrse i. I,ns,r my AGENT in Flu,.,, ~
so e1iny, the pvhe respectfully re9as I.d TO s,I
no peysn'' 10 h'ti hor any b,-ie.s wa, h;
ny !, sI t, 80 JOHN MeESrIRG,
.NIe'u'".' LIE -
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ERUC.qIION.


siE neat Session of The Subscriber. School n, al, ~
utit residence, n.sr G-ui,o Fo.t Office viii COMMIT
the 18th OF Lao. 1874. ' ''"'heuss
"a. course Of instruction will embrace the Latin
shd Ensl,'L Language. aIai, ac. Geosrsphv ana ,h
e".nt' I'd Na,rtsi Philo.urhy " - Ia
Terms. pr SesSio,, Of ,auaras.
D"ari ~ do!i. payable advance -Tu.c>a Is DILL,
bailers u'n,hi,y tri anil he,iJns or rS,to ,S., T.
extra ehei scot io'. ler bed per ss..on. 90 %
N.rss wst II. HAlsRIsQN.
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II re'fons hsvirg csnis ar4in,r tfe e,,s,e al -
-'"st dec are tfqnr.ted to TtessLi ih M pIott,iy
eo, rhd those iudcleh to ssid estate, ,sill tea.r
rfkr rtvmer' without eiay a, tie E,scrto, se sr,,, T.,
Gust tneIr rsi''as lion. ~ tariv o. rosshle.
JOHN, WM. H., COLLfS IL. 4 BL.yJ. 6. MTNGE
n, &c Es'oIs.
-,rfr
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IOfiCE.
Ii Ferrous indebted to the OF John Richerlon
"a dec OF the county Gf Hanover, are rsoueed 10 naLs
Immediate payment; Aud those having claims n.snst Ihs
a' estate w present che for fore the Gr,t IA,
January i62s, ar this will be pleaded in bar
Ansn. 81 3'-w;f y. w. SCOTT s,im,r
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VIRGINIA FEMALE ACAD.IrY.
% l-D 10 AZ ~ IL n ~ Il. =. Z.


NE II II Session Of 1873, will commence u Monday N
~. aud lose about the middle of Juae The coJIr., nt
'nrrueton Will oobPsise Errdesotk, SoeIIuy Re.l;nr
Mtfmg' ATdhntis. Eng'I Grammar, GeoEraj hy With liz
III, oi 'e oinne, History, Natural pnirsophy, Chymis.ry
Dte' Lr"Tcs Botany Autonomy An rart q I'D nj .sI
presented 70 esrTy Young Lady whose Extraction enh,see7
that JituciiDn. N1'' '''' 10
RACED IN situation alnit;ri 20 lie The rr-, iro
m IN '"ciciy "ur whole st en ex,.l 10 tv-
hA we are de:eViHg Of lie uu;t repofed us ni The
a"n u" our Casses pn!ieu!Sy 81 o,ir gradate, la.
80 pc 'aSi nur fri' nds of ou capah,fic, w. ye a
'Sy OF ,'1cners vr 49, number, wp have been yn. (mf
aI "'h hs duties we have TO perform; aid an addition vii
anS nest year, ID of one Ct rrire,pI IL. WIN 1
Snsc - )" the schVoito qualify him TEACHER NJ
Frnlr 10 pfrson' scgniin;t, with Eoytor Il i. ,eees.
cary to say any thing r.! hainer i,rg we state The
f'e ia- t",t during silence too year. in the
nace hn3ns me many ypuag ladies sr .ve t ~ IN thai
assistsncs has bceu iiicnr:ed. " 49,
, ne terri Tor Io ai Tuition sfO per ~; aIu.e
eoV ~ aSne and Painting SZ0~-the whole r,v,bir IN
F"ee' Eaeb youog lady expected 10 hfn7 win her V,
extra eiufss WITH 6r nsde '"-"
J0SEPI -. wAENE, P,inci-
Doyfi1a. Der O. ca Pss,'
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Dee.25.

lSt NH,"t" lvsu n iIusi by ,,
- ward I" tie SUBSCRIBER, for certain Purpose, lr,sin
Htf"redwNch deed Of record the Gle, \, dcs o-e
county S'ui' Of "iddseS, sisli the 5h dsy Of Foo
"N i1 ari bot oo the neat far ry thereafter sun
day excepted prur sell To- the hisb,x b,r , IN,
S"''e, ~ laid county, al tact or parcel ~ Jsud
uat'i Nlns snj b~n- The ssid county Of ydJs* ts
sd aud knocn h. Of Wsiilr4.p, ffrrriy 49,
3rsas Z" Slammed Montague, dec. anil ie 10 lif,
mei uP"h fe division of he lsnds and convr, % In,
yt1e: Aen eri 'afd dTe his VIE to The said T6sH
Wo"Gwafd, Containing a2t Hcres, be tie sane more o j.f
EeiHer wd uilsicrn ani three fourth ARE. ndi,,r -
',d by sad Woodland, 81 Thonss rricsalo III, f5ir.
5 siives 70 vt Old Betty Young Betty, barbara rotG-T
ohes unn'msd Many ard her eb, soPhy, Cloe and her
chhdr'n Andorson, Sally, Jenny, sn5 her youps 81 ii
unn'med oren, Frederick, JnisH Mary and her ehdffM
Arthur and her youngesi child unnsmeJ-,cgeihet " DE
hefgo'e on the iensie from the date Of the or -
much "i The SAID land, snd many sad sis,es a. may 7
sufficient ~ answer the objects II said u Such tdFv 9ny
IS vested 90 the subscfbet unier sold deed, viii be
conveyed To The purchaser. GEORGE yyNfgtir
LL--tEN ,-un'y, bcc' y. Gf WIS
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nF ~ ~ o,a reduce - from tss Htne S,-st y,, =.
.;,, "ceoTui"s 10 ire Tfotahr., act 81 f6
astphy passed sa Mach. 1897. also p.t,hte Il 49,:
rug " 'odtnes o" application o1op, Prir. 81 ,ye",
obtained IL preferred. f'Noe F0'H'' "'',5 "a
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EfR-EkRs' B.{-NK or PYRGLIII -
SSHE snhuil meeting Of the Stockholders, r,r ~ -
Won o. b;eei"rs tor the Bank, and The OFc.. -.
ih'S"nn and Deposit, ~i beh.n, n einrs,'ay tn,
% ,,'n".ry next WAI. kE;iERYlS. es,hi.r
as.
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.t'uIICEs
A MEETING Of the ISiOekholusr, or the Rot,
- PIKE Campsny. requested n, the Deli TeeN.
.r9o s"e ''s' pee' q. II ECSrACE. sS;s.. 4
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The tSozvng ectract from he Poems e CAMPBELL, afford
q beautiful Description Of fine in Switzerland
twas sunset, and the RAM dies yaches sung,
And lights were DER tn Heyetan mountains flung,
That gave the glacier tops their richest glow,
And l,nge,l the lakes like melten gold below.
Warmth hush'd the wonted regions of THE storm,
Where, phunx like, you saw the eagles form,
rla, high in IIeav'ns vermilion wheeled and soar'd.
Woods tIownd, and catafacs dashd and roard,
F,om heights brorzed by the bounding bouquetin;
And hamlets glerd white, and gardens ioursd green
twas ira, sport to inhale tho bright sweet air.
The mountan.bee was revellng in its glare,
And ruving with his minstresy across
The scented wild weeds, and enamell'd moss.
Ear.h's features 50 tremendously were linkd,
She seem'd one great glad form. with life instinct,
That felt lIeav'n's areem breath, and smiled below
l., flush uf love, with consentaneous glow.
A Gothic church the spot around
Was beautiful, ev'n though sepulchral ground;
FL, there yew nor cypress spread their gloom,
Blu, roses bossomd by each rustic tomb.
Amidst hem Que OF sputiess marble shone-
\ maden's grave--and twas inscribed thereon,
rnat Young aud loved she died whose dust was there's
eYes' said my comrade, "young she died, and fair
Grace tormd hei and The soul of eadness play'd
On, e in The blue eyes of that moun'an-maid:
iIel fingers wi,cl'd the chords they pass'd along,
AM! her llps seem'd TO kiss the soul in song:
Yer wood and worshp'd as she was, till few
Aspred to hope, twas sadly, strangely true.
hat heart, the martyr of its fondness, burn'd
And died OF love hat could not be rcturnd
lie, father dwelt where yonder Castle shines
Der cusprng trees and terrace mantilnG ysnes
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IS gay as ever, the Iaburnum's pride

As gay as ever, the laburnum's pride
Waves oer each walk where she vas wont 10 glide
And still the garden whence she gtaced her brow,
AS lovely blooms, though trode by strangers now.
How oft from yonder window o'er the lake,
Her song OF wild Iievelian swell and shake,
Has made the rudes, fisher bcud his ear,
Aud rest enchanted on Ills oar to hear!
Thus bright, accomplished, spirited, and bland,
Well-born, and wealthy for that simple land
Why had no gallan' native youth the art
10 win so warm-so exquisite heart
She, midst these rocks inspired with feeling strong
BY mountain-freedom-m usic-fancy-song
Herself descended from the brave il, arms,
And conscious OF romance.inspiring charms,
llreamt Of Heroic beings; hoped to find
Some extant spirit of chi,arlc kind;
And scornng ealth, look'd cold ev'n on the claim
OF manly worth, that lack'd TIE wreath of Fame.
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