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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
From the No9oik Heruid.I
DISMAL, SW ANIp CANAL

We announced Monday last the arrival Of
Senators Holt, Hyatt, Martin and Allen, of the
virginia Legislature:-The object of the three
iaiisr gentlemen, who represent districts in that
part OF the State watercd by the Roanoke and liz
branches, beng to view the Dismal Swami Canal
now on the eve of conpletion) they accordingly
paid tia visit during the week i'm companv will
George .Nerton, Esq. Presien. of the Dismal
owainp canal Company, aud Mr.. Speaker Holt
Alter spending three days in examining the line
oil the canal IT'S locks, its feeder and its beautiful
reservoir, Ldhe DruD'snOHd the party returned 20
town on Friday evening, the gentlemen from the
upper country expressing the utInost qualification
al The superior style OF The whole work, and fully
impressed with its importance to them as cbenn.
certain, and expeditions route TO market, for the
productions OF the extensive and fertile sections
OF country, between the waters of which and our
own, 1t is connecting link.
we have already mentioned temporary hind
rance to the progress OF the work on the canal in
consequence OF the blowing up of waste; this inn
Pedient, however, is nearly removed, ami we Learn
that IN or 8 days at farthest, the work will he
completed. The day which the navigation il
allowed to be resumed, should be publicly an
nounced Nay inore--it should be coninemora,ed
by public rejoicing What say YOU fellow. citi-
zens OF Norfolk and Portsmouth-shall we have
an illumination? A civic procession or any other
demonstration Of our feelings on this important O.
vent?
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SlOU REWARD-

<sIlE above reward will be paid for the Of
- negro man named RfCH4RD who osll, himself
RICHARD SMITH, who len my lot on Saturday Nisht,
aud woman, Maria, who, IT IS believed, have gone Oh
together. Nohsrd black fellow, shout teeth or in
oh,s bigh, very likely when well dsfsed, hut Of aher rad
oJunensaoe when spoken che had suuIry clothes, amonS
Them blue 'qttogt coat Maria s about ~ y.as
old, not very black ct pleasant veu
she had INST wet dress, aud vsreiy other eotb.
MT feeoeeted. The sbcve fellow has ef wife srd ,hI
dreo, who live 81 MI Th0mss woods he D, yttv teI
sent and cen read snd write ioltshy veil he bs no doubt
iofgrd pass and val probably attempt o. get to the n,,1b
states fny dollars Wili he PAID Tor him alone snd 20
for Msrii or hy hksn together aud delivered 10 dc ul
'the ot secured ~ sny1s Vms'na ~ the same rop,,
'n :. @u ehleotcs Psid. " taken % the
an fe"yet'' ne w F.MicOU.
zee. w 6g-- Sf2nscf
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Chsneey- vmy,u,s-A at Rule. holden IN the oI.,L'.
ohee OF the chaneery for the Richnooo
D,-t iet, the gu day OF October Ie2s--
Tn Mutual Assurance Society Fire on buildns
OF th. State Of Vmginis, PIN
Against
May Tampkin' widow Of Christopher Tomptin., ace ID
John III Tomtkin' VIM. Ton pkns, Ludlow kps Ms, y,
Franz rs Tompkin,, Emily Tonpkin, Chale. L.
AMI Sarah his wife, late Sarah Tompkin the said John
William, Ludlow, Mary Frances, Emily and Sarah b.ip.
the children aud heirs Of the said Christopher
James Brown, it, Jaguelne p Tsyl,r, Benjsn,n
John L. Taylor, IN MS right and Surviving partner Of
the late firm of Edmund Taylor co., The President Dree
tors aud Company Of the Farm,rs Bank Of Virginia Tn,
p'sdent, Directors Company Of the Bank of the Uued
ota,es WIN Brown, admir- with the will Of William
teddy dec james Winston Of Hanover, WIN Pt,c, LAT,
Seerif e IIenrico Richard H. kmbr H. William iIa,r
,nd Lucy his vile, late Lucy Butler Cunp Sarah
has wife, late Sarah kn.broush John G. Williams Tbuma,
II orer, Robert JohDon William J. Cole, ting partner Of
william j. Cole CO., john Van Lew, surviving partner OF
eussoush aud Jaquene Harvie late merchant.
under the firm Of John Van Lew CO.. Samuel IarkbNy
John Staples Philip IiaIs Byrd Gorge, an, Wiek,
John I0mpkn partner Of the OF kin
Murray, FIauc' q. Taylor, err Edmund TAYLOR sen
late Of Hanover, dec; Nehemiah Tichenor L., T;,eno,
D. Wren, Sergeant ofihe city of Richmond aud =. sucb
admir- OF the estate OF Edmund Tavlor, dec. Pta.
The defendants SAMUEL PARkHILL & NEHEMIAH
TiOHENOR net having enere their appearance gwen
cuy according t"the act OF Assembly aud the this
court, and appearing ny satisfactory that thev ar,
defendants do here the 1 January
FERN, aud answer the hill Of the plaintiffs st cow of thus
Order he ftthwhh inserted in pu6hed in
the city OF RichmoRd for months w. and nos Al
'he ioht oi TIE CAPITOL, the said
Nv. "a, ws..
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Stone Fare 0n the -Nechdnielsriiie Turnpike,
f,co miles from Richmond.
THE subscriber has very large assortment Of
Stone Ware, much hancsomer and of better
quality. than he has ever Offered to the public be-
tore. Those who have been supplied from my
Factory, and others dealing in that article are in
formed, that have reduced the price of the said
article nearly f,ceniy tve per cent. Specimens
may be seen at Messrs. Lewis Webb s. Co., An
derson Garth s. CO., Mr.. Vim. Allison, and s.. & f.
Peasants Warehouses--t will he packed by them
to order, and also at the Factory, where the great
est attention will be paid to selecting and packing.
Orders from Town and Country, may be left atthe
above named establishments.
JNO. p. SCHERMERHORN.
Nov n7,uIn,,,
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CO.NCORD .dG.9DElJY

ENHE exerc,es .f this Seminary Tor the ensuing year. will
commence on the 10Th Janusry aud terminate 18th
Of p.cember The CT instruction will comprise in adj
diioo TO the minor branches of English Educ aticn the
Cie of the Globes the theory aud practice Of SURVEYING
the application of Algebra 10 Geometry plane and
pherea Triyonometry Chemistry, natural, political
Philosophy, History, Bees.Lsfes, Competition, and the
Latin Greek, French Italian and Spanish Language.
vacation will be allowed during the month of August The
number Of ueiu and repectsble professional who have
been educated at this Seminary, and the high literary rank
always msntansd by those who have gone th. inu
oDto The best Colleges, well the University of V
gnis sufficiently that the Student, have
and faithfully Instructed The Patrons Of Institution are
invited al all tunes TO Wait the Sub.cTbe, and Judge Of the
situation and Of the pupils. The board and
tuition ril be Siio each boarder finding hi, bed,
serber Parents and Guardian, residing distance who
may wish 10 commit their children TO his care sre
requested TO make timely application letter. addressed TO
THOMAS Il. COLEMAN
Pres't Of Concord .9cademv.
near the Bowling Green-Carolirc County
Nov.
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Culpeper Land tor Sale.

~ virtue of decree OF the county court of Cul-
pepper in Chancery, in suit in which J. w.
Green, executor of Mary Stephens is plaintiff and
Philip Slaughter is defendant, l shall on the 9th
day OF January next, at the front door of Wards
iaVerh 81 Cuipeper courthouse, expose to sale to
the highest bidder, tract of land CONTAINING one
hundred and fifty acres or less, in the coun-
ty OF Culpeper, adjoining the lands of Daniel +.
Slaughter, John Slaughter and Philip Slaughter.
on the waters OF Cedar-run. Terms of sale Gre
alt OF o, IL and Is months, in three equal
insalments. Bond and security, with a deed of
trust upon the land, to he given by the purchaser
VIM. GREEN, comm'r
zee. IT, 63-w5tr
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SELECT, SCHOOL,

MY SCHOOL will h. continued the sn.ung year: TIE
S course OF inst; u.tion will embrace the Greek Latin
Lansusge Mahenaiicks, Arithmetic, 0eograpy with the
use OF Msrs Globes. English GIN mmsr English Compost
tion &c The school will tomu' the e0h av OF Jsn
he variation OF weeks eemn''neins the is;h Gay
{ Jun
The charge fot boar uiiin w.hirg lodging and fuel will
be payable one half On the LIST day Of june 1882 and
the other half on the is day Of Dec. following
Tue discipline of the school will be psrentai ind
care and kindness, will be extended TO boy, eon6-d
i-siru children. No h. than is
o wiiibe admitted into the school, unless he .hai he
ally tn'wn I" me- for orderly, exemplary tsro'tment My
fesih.noe remot, from The hsurts Of
and kahly healthy .tus:ed in the county
sa So miles from Richmond ard the like distance from Fl
eriokhnrg The stage from Fredericksburg TO Gainesville
Pas'e, by residences and that from Richmond fison
burg, within short distance Of Letter. to should bu
directed Ia Gardner. x H. ad., Louisa"
Sspi.2s a. tsnf VIM NELSON, Jr.
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RIUA lMOMD . GfN Yw "a a V.

fNE Undersigned ectuily public that te
duties OF hi. SCHOOL will be resumed January
IN the spacious building street, Just completed for the
purpose and hearing the above In osr ius Semray
on more extensive scale to the psronas the pc IN.
undeIsgned Camel refrain from hi,
Tor the uniform aud distinguished support he has bube, TO
received Ihe arrangements made att.nde
navy expresses but hape cherished that
resulting 10 the public from the eurts Of iudys will
secure Their regard. The objections hitherto made 10 The
pee Ui tuition IN thi, Seminary obsiaed and IL,
advantages hereafter he enjoyed nv persons in
This is what the undersigned has long wished
10 ehect but has been able to accomplish hbef,re
In this n.tui,n there three diiu 81 hoo viz An.
Ell Languages, Modern LaUguag The school
= hlahenac will be taught Spelling reading, Writing
Jengrsphy, Of Globes, Aritt mec Book eepng
~ beonety Ffgonc meify PIactcs urvey in.
an Conc Sections Fuxon Mr.. Ndeiy, gentle man u,
less experienced IN teaching than duguisb,d Mathena
tian will conduct this department Native Of France Of
aud probably Diaw,us In Ancient Languages shall be
assisted by Mr. William Poore TO whose cspabily and
industry can testify IL may be then, that there will
lie Tour teachers constantly employed the Seminary and II
may con quey tIPeoted that all the pupils shall
close and uneea-nE milton; pstcuarly the number 10
each Teacher absolutely limited t4enty Every con
venisnee necessary TO tacdste their progress, aud To
illustrate their studies, has been carefully provided their
comforts have no, been neglected. and during hour.
ton, they shall he essbled 10 enjoy innocent manly and
ysoratnS anussmens within The precincts Of the Seminary
Inc und. rgned respectfully oon6des TO the public
patronage institution - the Establishment of which he Ia,
devoted yeats o ahouf and apple aud which ndIy
hopes viii be found tqnso any pTirats establishment in the
county gentlemen Al distance, who may wish for Infrms
ton respecting the character OF the Seminary TO
1nyoi their friends IN '. City, 10 the Faculty the
University Of vng'ns aions addressed 10 The
unaeTssned, will receive prompt attention.
Dec. 81. rs,
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NDTTrE

yGURsUANr to decree of Goochland county
- court, shall, Commissioner, sell to the
highest bidder at Powelps Tavern on the 10th
day of February next if fair, otherwise the next
fair day, two tracts of land, one containing SIS
acres, adjoining Holman Shoemaker and others ;
the other tract containing 80 and an half acres adj
joining VIM. ST. Clair's and o,hers-the payments
upon ], and years equal annual instalments,
the purchaser TO give bond with approved sccu-
rity, together with deed of trust on the land sold
to secure the purchase money. Such title only as
commissioner will give, which believe 10 be
undoubed. VIM FORD. ccmm'r.
Dec g. 62-,y,J
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mr.. Barbour 10 .ifr. C1ov.

EXTRACT.
q" In this conference opened the subject Of
slaves taking refuge in the British North Ameri-
can possessions, by representing that our confer.
minous possessions hal been attended with the n
sua border Inconvenience, abiding 10 the cases
ol refugees from justice, deserters and held
TO service; in other words runaway slaves When
mentioned the border inconveniences he instant
~ before explained my object, and with appa-
rent interest, spoke OF difficulties in the north
east. L at once undecciyed him, by STATING
that had received no communications from nv
government on that head, lowing, suppose. 10 he
delays OF navigation,) and proceeded to state VIVA,
hau IN view endeavoTed 10 impress on him
'he importance oil the subject, stating that one
member Of the coDfederacy and the House M
Representatives of the United States had uroed
upon the executive the necessity of making some
arrangement by which facilities should be oive,-
TO the losers oil slaves, in regaining them That
the mischief was, by means, confined TO the
numbers that escaped, hut acted on, and much inn
paired the vaise OF those who remained; the sue
cess!ul attempts at clopemcnt constituting strong
aiiureinent with all TO abscond. FORD Aberdeen
remarked, that similar complaints had been pre-
ierred by other powers having West India posses
sions, that whilst he would be happy TO grant ibe
most substantial remedy, yet, in te present state
OF public feeling on this subject, which he said
might properly be called mania, the application
ni the remedy was an affair of some delicacy and
difficulty; that the law Of parliament gave freedom
TO every slave who effected his landing on British
ground ] remarked 10 his lordship that he was
laOorlng, thought. under a mistake, as this was
me result OF judicial decision rather than or mar
'iamentuy enactment--fIe insisted that there ,vos
statutory provision TO the effect spoken Of hut
auoeu u'at sir IT, Murray, tic head of the colonial
department INTENDED 70 bring the subject before par
hdWeh', "heo' he hoped the evil complained q,
any people would wish tn sec Their nnn,,,or. ;"'
creased by such subjects" "
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PUBLIC SALE

IUDTIIN oNTsE.
FH'ue OF deed Of trust executed by GEORGE o,-er .,
~ Mo'hy and te subscfiber on The i'm a. ~
m 'hg ~ ~ 1924 and recorded IN the Clerk ose f
nna, i1 ue Pupos, Of etufiosa leb due from, JIsb,
~ AUG me 'sj George Oven, his Seoftyto Cbse,
"JOaon - Executor ." frederick Wocdon deed vii, ba
s.r, 70 NE hshts b'ldef, At public suction for r.sIv ,
- =" t""na'an Coufthou'e, oa the I'D Wedue.Isv n
o'iy nr beng court 'sy,l airset Of land jyinr IN ,s
Iuny o. Iyhsan ~ the nssbcrho,d Of the Conr,ha,,.
c'bdhiuE <o oeifs, more le ,rh The 81 S,.,.
Vweo Is 81 Or go much thereof will Js sufficient 10 s
hs I"Fo's OF said int deed Such title vested In M
'"pset'oeT Vii Dc conveyed 60 The iohsser.
~ 80 VIM DANCE, Ttu.,ss
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By the Governor Of the COMMUNICABLE OF Pa
Il PROTLHMYTyON ~

NNsHEEEAS II ha, been REPRESENTED to the Executive
by the Jaicr OF Hanover county, that night OF
the 'h INST, certain slave named jesse, Mined in ia.
said Ja', ~ charge OF having attempted kill hi. master
hPewe Parsons OF the county of Newken by shooting and
large: have therefore thought proper advice DIN.
Council oil State 10 oAer ewsd Of fifty dollars any per
son or persons VIII will appreheud and the jail
Hanover County Aforesaid the said slave Aud d.,
narrower require all ocer civil military and s,ho,,
tie sCO people Vt the Common esh hest en-.
d.svor, 10 cause the ad fugitive 10 be Tia. b..
ut ay he dealt with As the law dir cts.
Given under hand Governor, under The seal Of
(Seal( The Commonwealth at Ri1hmond, th. 9Th day
Of December 1898. WIN b. GIIES
9t.st r.. very rafs aeon feet or inches hsb
made, his dress dark domestic, about IS Jears aye
Dec. II. 65,ua.
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PdluabLe Roanoke Lalld IN .NnIe.

u'u"O'c (touH0he Lana JoT Sale.
EHtne 81 Deed OF trust executed the nv
john Taylor, sni Elizabeth hi. wife, and duly in
the County Court OF brnn.wIek dated The 2 March s2s
shsii sell TO the highest bIde public auction on thurs
day the 2sih Of January 1922 the premises tract OF
land lying on Roanoke river called Black. ferry, partly
IN me counties Of Meokienhrg Brun,wick, and Warren,
aie low grounds The upland Of deep mulato SOIL very PFC.
dnclve, hhd shunnding IN wild locust giosth Also, ,hc
tine end place, trso; .nt the count, Of t.n,
yck on Gco,c Cteek called Wasers containing acres
wen nPI owed Also four FIVE lots the town of nj. n.
roe, - Carolina, Of which store House
The terms OF sale will be one half Of the purchase money
IN twelve months from the day Of SALE other hsif H.
two thereafter fhe purchasers executing bond with
approved security, and deed Of land q secure
me payment LEW JONES, Trustee.
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FUGITIVE SLAVES.

4 OfHe 1aOuSe % representatives ~ fhe Z. States
WASHINGTON, 18th Dec. 1928
noncompliance with The resolution @; me house
representatives, OF the 9Th instant, referring to
negouauon win the British government. by vr-
tue OF resolution OF the house Of 10th Nav last.
relative to the surrender of fugitive slaves. trans
nit herewith report from the secretary of state,
wftb copies of instructions and correspondesce
csntaning the desired information.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCNTION.
y1NHE Subscribers school will sinue IN ,p,un, =,
~ h'' noei'sresideDee, who will accommodate 10 or rs
hOsrders. ~ VI -
The course Of instruction will embrace the Ing b fs;o
aa iest Languages, pure aud
ana 1dtrn Oeosraphy, aud will he preparatory vr the Uni
Vty The strIete attention shall be TO the moral,
snd manners Of tbe pup, snd the subs rbr red himself
siop--- ~" P''''i-
Terms per Session Of 5 months
Poa;a,c $40 90
ftt for B?srd and Tuition payable in advance. Tse
'' Session viii open Jsnusry 5ih, is2e. -"'
r-rreo.,, ,;,.,,ao - WIN. VI. HARRISON.
attended TO- VIII DC PiemPF
pee ~ 6f-w6tt
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dfGELd HOTEL, OLD POINT CoMxoRT. .
HE Subserihe grateful for iavor. hi,
uahAe Tor The liberal ement afforded the Hy
Sen ote SINCE hiss heen his occupancy, and
uy nior ms the puhe that for the last ~ months he
seen engaged IN raking alterations aud The
Has lcchOis. iied with clean Ice
ot krd with the hoioest Liquors, pucba,ed
peri.nerd judged an New Iok and Phad eiphis; aud
BEDS ATE oil the very int quality.
le now throws open ms House tor company, convinced that
they will not find inferior r.tabhn, Mt OF the KIND
Oh the sea bosrd aud pledges himself ell tiine. f
"a. iABL T. with the choicest d.licsc
"a hooa AFFORD, and hs every attention. shall be
those who favor him With their patronage.
Ola FONT Comfort now SO well knusn that
u.s. aud delightful Sea Bokirg render de.sbr a. any
on the board both 10 the invalid aur,t of
- : -
Steam Beat. from Phil,dep n sliipo and distinction
touch al tie Point each trip TO land and receive
and Steam boat plies daily thu, place. MOI ft
Hampton Tor the NAV wish TO visit
| "uher OF thoe place.
Vessels OF description continually passing and
pa,ns beth from foreign port. aud The
o 'ae forh. sons esng daily The fine military
Peaanee of Ten Companies Vi u Artillery, stationed
Tor school Of PraItise and their elegant Baud well
eulated TO entertain, and anu,.
AtsnSt tns will be made for Cotl.ion Parte.
Boats employed on Pss. Of Pleasure the
We. SUN Gent nuber usiifes IT, ard timely notice
There has bee lsiely erected Bridge Mil.
Point and Hsmpon which NJ: afford nn potuny for visit
J ort 10 view the adj ,it..rS Country.
Thet. are Bakng Hous,s attached 10
| h-.;. MARSHAfL PARKS
III The BATH House. on the beach Tor The COW,
n'tnee OF Sea Bathng has been provided with foot pn,i
aiding from the HOTEL VIII, renders the TX much
Piea'an than formerly thru the aud. June 81 I5-wt
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RU.NFORD .4C.dDENY-

hC.HFORO .4C.d DE-HY.
HE h Session OF the ensuing Instituon will
commence Gu the 18th Fl January next, and terminate
on Tie i5ih june The Classical Matthew eour.ts ar
extensive and the Students be fully prepared 10 Join the
highest classes IN the University oil VA William May and
hampden Sydney Colleges, other literary
IN the Union The English and Mathematical depatnent
"ii CONTINUE TO be conducted by Mr. T. W. Kenny whose
exemplary department, zeal and ss.duy the If
his duties anu thorough knowledge of the nuuerou.
III which he inruc' (nciudins Algebra Surveynr) have
gwen complete satisfaction Ia ali who in III
progress OF the pupils. nd the welfare the mnay
Teins Board, Washing & Tuition, (esoh osrder 6nd;nx
his bed, bedding, towels eaud., &c $50 per Session OF
uihs payable in advance. Tuition alone per session
pay able advance. WIN. HAWKES. " ORTu -
Kins William Dec. 6s-v,is,bJ
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From the Sourenir for 1921
THE PHILOSOPHY OF WHIST.

BY C. w. THoMrso~.
The road of life i, but game,
Where some a thirst for power sud fs,n.,
And sons for pleasure feel
Sut every player does NOT ~,r,
Although he fairly may hekir,
And make prepe. deal.
Some men assume the part Of Grade
kome turn the coil with active rpsd.
While some TO wealth incline,
hnd making into earth their wsv..
1tunS up before the light Of dss
The dismoud Of the mine.
in clubs some take an active PIT
While some the dictate, Of the hear,
With eager zeal pursue;
Aud given to wine, their ruif. prove
pr tru=tins else in fsithI-,, love,
Their disappointment rue.
All have their different parts e.,irnrd.
noa rank, ihron6 hout the world we fisi,
Md people red and tlack,
Esoh on the one below him leans
Bone rise aioft 20 Kings and Queen.
Some sink 60 humble Jsot.
Tut whether stationed high or low.
lie who his honest heart can knos,
free from rsproving thunip-,
Zen though be owns ncr house, nor IsnJ.,.
Ihatrnan IN native glory stands,
Ihe very ace of trumps.
Come men willshnfle through the asr,
Unpipdfui how their partners play;
Dnmoved they seem 10 stand,
Aud throw their card. with 9 most ho,fi
And tranquil face, although they mold
"A ui.erable hand.
The daring spirit, take the lead,
While those that in the ka,Ee succeed,
Seem bound 10 follow suit;
Such play the very deuce al last,
Their fortune, char aeter they bis,i.
And reap the bitter fruit.
How oft, s!ss! il lie the fate
az jarrins comrades, wise too lat,
TO play iuetiess club,
And sadly finding out Of i,s,,
The time for meditation ps,,,
A heart had gained the rut.
I3y honor snme their fortunes win
And some by trick, not deem Il am
To proft they may
SSut time will on the wretch szpo,e
10 mefhed contempt, who chose
Oishonorabie play.
It's only he. who void.of guile,
Know, that he has a right TO su,iie,
And tells his heart the SAINT
It's only he when fate shall clos.
His pack Of ehequered Joys and yoc,,
Has fairly won the game.
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COLOMBIA AND PERU.


Gen. Sucre, late President Of Bolivia, has srriv-
ed at Guaydquil, where lie was received with dis.
tinction' His health is still delicate tho the wound
IN his arm IS in a fair way Of being healed. He il
about to proceed to his family, Ia the department
OF the Equator, where the climate is expected ia
favor his recovery.
While in Callao Roads, Sucre offered 10 the Pc
ruvian government his friendly Offices 10 secure
the continuance of peace; bur they, in reply while
they Proiessed strong desire for peace, spoke oil
injuries, and remarked that they should offer no
propositions, alho' they were willing to receive
them. They speak Of Gen. Gamarra's movement.
in Bolivia, as proceedings Of which they were ig
noFant, declaring that they have received none Of
the documents relative thereto
Bolivar has imp0'ed a personal tax on citizen.
between Is aud 90 years of age, OF SO and lo,Ii
reals each.
The Lbora'or has ordered the study of Latin I,
be restored to It's former footing, requiring il 10 b,
pursued every year in the course, ND no one is 1,
be admitted to the higher degrees, who is not mas
ter Of that language He attributes, in Part. In.
late conspiracy TO The neglect Of Latin.