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branches, Gu. from the brsasi pocket OF
his coat, in the crowd leaving the Psrk
Theatre on Monday evening. He had
no CONSEQUENCES Of his loss till his arri-
val at his lodgings, (Orange County Ho-
tel, J in Courtland-street where his atten-
ton was directed to the condition OF hrs
coat by the bar-kssper. lie offers re-
ward Of $500 for the recovery Of tho mon
ev
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Arr at Providence LIST, ship Fume, Davis, Liy-
erpoo, Aug 18th.
Al Charleston 2ist, brig Aldaberonto. Davis. of
this port from Providence, and uu for ST Make
The Helen, towsd inlo Bermuda. bot,om n,
sailed from Richuiond early in JAM last. for Bar.
oadoes, brooAings master, aud this is the trs, news
vi her.
At Portland 26th, Post Boy Perry. for ,bis mort.
Arr at Providence 26th, bark Hazard. Jach.on.
turks Island brig Magnolia. Hamil,pn, New Or
leans
Cid at Newport 25tb,s Fame, Chambers. Hu-
vana Reaper, Tanner, New Orleans.
Arr at New York 10Th. brig Franklin, Barton,
from this port.
Sailed from New Bedford 2s,h, ship Magnolia,
tiowland, Pacihc Ocean; bark Leader, Swift, Rot
terdum.
A whaling vessel arrived at Petershead Aug 9Th.
from Greenland, having taken but two fish, She
reported hive other English whalers, two Of which
we're clean, aud the rest with seven fish among
them. Nine foreign ships there had but three fsf
among them.
A letter from Capt. Chester, Of ship Ann Ma.
ria, OF New London, dated July I'd, reports he
with $50 bbls sperm June 2Oth, Georgian, Brew
Ster, do 500 sperm 22d, Jones, Fisk, 900 whal,
and 100 sperm 2etb, Julias Cesar, Hebron, d,
$50 sperm John g. Edward, Bailey, 1000 whal
and 100 sperm; Com Rogers, Sagharbor, 500 VIII
and 200 sperm. The bark Peru, Brooks, Of Nan
tucket, had been driven out Of Deiago Bay, in
gale, with loss Of chains aud anchors-was sup
piled by the Ann Maria. The John & Edwar
was driven out at the same time with loss Of wind
lass. The French ship Duke Of Orleans also los
chain and anchors, and put ~ sen.
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New YoRX CATTLE MARKEr.-Sept. %

NEW DIRK CATrLE MARkET.-OeP'. 80.
Reported for the Cour. & Eng
Al market this day, about $50 head OF
beef cattle, $500 TO 5000 sheep and lambs
IS mich cows, and 800 swine.
The demand for beef was good and
nearly all sold a, the following prices -
Extra Sc l-2 to Sc "a good Sc; mid
ding aud FUR ut SIS to So l-2 per cwt.
Sheep-Market duli-prices varying
from So to $2'i-2, So and 81, according
to quality.
Lambs-Prices for extra S.; good
! l-2 to So (; middling and ordinary ST.
t. ST. Ia each.
Mich Cows-Sale noticed from 20 to
e5 and $40 each.
Swins-Sales brisk at 3 l-2 to 4c pei
lb. Jour. Of Com.
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MAR R led.

In Somerset, on the Path ut. Mr.. Henry Pratt
one OF the Publishers Of the Fall River Recorder
to Miss Ann Matilda, daughter Of the late Mason
Burlington. Esq. Of Somerset.-On the 2sth ult
Mr. William &. Gardner, Of Providence. 10 Miss
Rebecca r. Hood, Of the former place.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
D. sep. 21th-'loop Mt M0riuh, Ingrahsm. from
slooP Eliza. Law,on, do.
SlooP Alinira, Blake, do.
&c. Is.-soop Eliza, Law,oo. do.
sI0p ss.oo" m0sn' a,na;. Mor'ah, lngraham. do.
SAILED.
..sa Sep' zs'n-'hip Warren, Mayhem. Pacific O.
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lFrom our Cnr.a.aaaA,

IRON our Correspondent
Arr at bristol, 30,h ult. brig Gov HOPKINS.
Gsdd,ns. $ Ia. le ds from Ma,unza. with msIasss.-
Len, brig Baltimore, for Boston, ir 10 DIS Nun.
lor Portland ~ Carrabossett, New Orleans. 4 ;
81 M,chaels, Of New York, une. II was quit,
healthy when the q Ii. sailed.
oct' lst' brig Lawrence, Wilbor. 40 days from
Coast OF Labrador, with 10000 fish. Sailed in
with 200 quintas.
Brig Busy Church, l2 days from Havana. with
,no'asses, i1r Providence. Passenger, Capt. Al
len Usher, late Of sch Agon Ora of This port. sold
al Havana Lett, ships Wm Engs, Austin Dor.-
,ha' Watson unc brigs Eliza, clifford, and Frank
iin' Hart, disch Oscar, Snow, AZ DAYS fin port
iand arr 18th, disch Fame, Atw ood, loading: A..
las, unc Orb, Higgins, do Henry EcHford.
Granger, ior sale Oregon, disch; Hazard, Clark.
tan koss'a, disch; schr Frankl in Greene. Waite
I'm Newport, unc Clito, Hazard, do do A; sIoop
Kingston, Bardick, do. Markets declniny. -
Frelshss dull. Capt. G. states that the heal,h OF
the place had very much improved for 10 day.
previous To his sailing. and it wus not unusually
sickly for the season.
Sioop Commodore Williston, from a 6sb;n.
voyage to Tanner e. Usher.
Sioop Magnet, Rider, FIN Sandwich.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Friendship, Taylor, Boston.
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LARGE PEACH.-We were shewn a peach
yesterday. by Ichabod Cole, Esq. Of this town.
weighing eight ounce. II was raised in the gar
den Of Col Hanan Wilbur, Of SOMERSET.
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SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.

SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.
kES For sale, one thirty-second
NgMfNs part Of the substantial ship
SnsnMlE BENJAMIN RUSH, now on .
whaling voyage in the Pacif
ic Ocean, burthern 385 tons, ,and is first
rate vessel. Apply at this Office.
August 9.
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u oRRILARpy SNUFF in email bisddeu.
~ for sale Ny 'o~~ S"a"p'
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Providence RAILROAD. The Cars
leave Boston at IN the morning, and
await in Canton the arrival ofthe Ct'zeh's
line of steamboat stages from Providence.
They take all passengers who are on the
ground at the time Of starting, but pat
for none excepting those conveyed by the
Citizens line. A part Of the fremont
stages, including the steam boat maI'
now run to Canton.
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Il appeors that Coleridge the poet,
lately deceased, was in early life private
in the British Dragons. Melancholy
and disappointment had driven him to this
vocation; and Latin quotation, inscribed
bv him beneath his saddle on the walls OF
the barracks, accidentally disclosed his
attainment, aud caused him to be restores
bv his commander to the literary pursuits
which we're his ruling passion.
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DRsApPyL SnirwAEcn. A letter nom
Pictou, Nova Scotia, Of the iIth Septem-
Der, announces tho wreck, on ST PauPs
Island, Of the British ship Sybells, bound
to Quebec with 3i6 emigrants, al oi
whom perished. OF the crew six were
saved. Il Boston Transcript.
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Ghers. Nj Mitchell, the correspondent
vi the London Morning Herald, had
been arrested and thrown into prison at
the latest advices no cause had been as
signed.
Paris papers Of the 2ist August state,
that since July % not drop Of rain had
fallen at Paris till last evening, when a
shower of extraordinary duration and vi
olence fell upon the capital and inunda-
ted several quarters. AT the Pointe St.
Eustache, and in the Rue Montmartre
ss lar as the Passage du Saumon, the
water rose high, that it entered into the
omnibuses, and the dogs we're swimming
IN tho streets and in the houses it was 2
feet deep. The mouths Of sewers were
blocked up by the straw and ther matter
borne down by the torrent, and when they
were unstopped, it took two hours to car
yy off the water.
The Balloon which was to start on
Sunday from the Champ dc Mars for
London, to set down no less than II pas
sengsrs in Hyde Park, aRer an @ral
voyage of three or four hours, met with
an accident which prevented its ascen-
siou, to the great disappointment Of seve.
raj ,housand persons, who had collected
10 the spot to witness its departure but
more especially of the II passengers
themselves, who had bespoken and paid
for places 10 perform the voyage.
The balloon burst soon after It had be-
sun to I'LL but it is said that its con-
,,ructers will lose no time in preparing a
new one, upon the most improved prlnci-
pie, in " Mich they hope to effect their o.
yiyinul purpose.
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CHOLERA IN PHILADELPBIA.-The mu-
picipal authorities Of Philadelphia an
uounce the existence Of the Cholera IN
shat city. Twelve cuses occurred on the
49ih cit.
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.--Mr William c
Patterson, Of Stokes County, North Car
olina, had his pocket-book, containing
thirty -one 500 bills and one $50 bill o
The Bank Of the United States and III
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The first time the musica instrument
called the Serpent, was used at concert
of which Handel presided, he was 50
much surprised with the coarseness OF lis
tones, that he called out Justify, wna,
the devil is dall" On heing informed
that it was the Serpent, he replied, il
never can be de serpent vat seduce
Eve"
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New, ,SNow.-On the white mountains
in new Hampshire, heavy fall OF snow
was experienced on thursday night lust
in some places it had fallen 10 the depth
of foot, and ice the thickness OF dollar,
had been found in many places. Sc vera'
matrimonial parties had started tor that
country, to spend the honey moon. il
will serve TO cool the fire Of their love.
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ESCAPE AND RE-cAprURE. Buck, the
States evidence, in the case ofthe burn
ing Of the Convent, attempted an escape
one day last week, from the Jail at Con-
cord. The jailor had admitted two other
prisoners into Bucks room, and while he
was with them in the cell, remote from
the door, which was left unlocked, Buck
took advantage Of the circumstance and
fled. So light ofioot was he, that he run
over q quarter Of mile before he was re-
taken. Il Ibid.
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4aONGEE. just received a few pieces OF
Pongee, Of the first quality, for sale very
low. BURKoUGH, Jr. 4 Co.
sept. ~
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STEALING NEWSPAPERS. A man was
charged yesterday with stealing news
papers from the steps Of one OF the In
surance Offices in State street. The
offence was fully proved and the delin-
ouent sentenced to pay fine OF one dol
lar within ten days or be confined one
month in the house Of correction. Two
other individuals are in custody upon a
similar charge, and will be proceeded a.
galnst as soon as the necessary testimony
can be procured. Atlas.
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T1RGlNiA.-At Il ules held in the Cicrks office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan.
Gerry, for the town fLynchburg tho let dn, Of Sep.
siember, lo3iJames {. Moornidn, PItf against Boil
lug Clark surviving trustee Of James c. Moormap, Nil
caah Ddv, adm. II William H. L., nch decd. James &.
Anderson, If Jacob Anderson dec d. aud Balda
Nc uneii, sheriff Of Bedford and admr Henry Clar
dec Deh,
Tue defendant james G Anderson not having entered
his appearance aud given security according TO the act
o Assembly aud tho rules of this and il appearing
hy satisfactory evidence that he is not nlabtant Of
m. country 1t is ordered, that the said defendant do
peaf here the first day of the next term. and
The hH Of the plaintiff aud that copy of this order be
forthwith aserted III paper printed ~ the town
Lynchbure, for months ely, aud posted
al The front door oftc court house, i'll the snii town
copy-Tcstc, ID. ROBES, elk.
Sept. WIN.
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Sept. 8

1YlRGJNIA.At a held for Nelson county, the 2Sh
VI day Of August, 1e3f--loIn Hughes, Plis again.t
David r. Carison and Robert Hyes, admins traitor Of
Jes.e Clark son, deed. Defts.
On the OF the Plaintiff, by coun,e Nho filed hrs
bill II il ordered tha' the dcendan Robert Rives, admin.
,ralor of Carkson decd he restrained from pay
n otherwise dsposing Of monies or other CT
cts which any hereafter come into his hands,
belonging Defendant, Davd r. Clarkson as one OF
The heirs distributes of the said Jesse Car kson, decd
Or erw,se to the of five hundred dollars until the
order aud decree of court concerning tho same
And to the eats lion of tho court, that tho
ieulant David r. CIako mol an inhahitant Of this
country ordered that he do appear here the first
uY November aud answer the bill, of the
panti and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN iynchburr Vteinar, for two months sue
copey and posted the front fthe court house
OF this county. ACopy-res,e, sP. GARLAND, elk.
Sept. Win
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sTIRGINlA.-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of he
Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chahcery Tor
tho town of Ly nciburg the it day of August lr34-
Daniel lIeyinbotham, Daniel lIgeinl"iham and Iiom
.uboham, late merchants mud partners, trading
uudcr the style firm ofD ~ ID. Iigginbotlur Co.
Pitts against WHAT Duncan aud Mary his wife Viii
liam Duncan, john Dunca, and PhGbe his wife, John Il.
Goodrich aud Rehecca his wiic, and William Siedd and
Abigail is wife, Befts.
The defendant Rebecca Goodrich not having enter ed
her appe aud security according to the act Of
Assembly, aud the rules Of t court aud appearing by
aactoy evidence that she is not inhabant of this
country 1t ordered, that the said defendant do appear
harc eAs Isl day Of the term, AMI answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs, ard that copy of this order
be forthwith newspapcr printed in the
town Of Lynchburg for months successfully, and
posted IA, the front door of the house, III the said
town. Copy-Te>tc. ID. kODl.S, elk.
Sent WIN
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NOTICE..

INV virtue Of two deeds executed by Robert
Id uairson in trust 10 the subscribers, and July
-.aorded in the Clerks office Of Franklin county
.ge shall on the 18th day Of October next, at the
bo,sc ot said Robert Harson in the said county,
~ The following valuable real and personal pro-
merry TO the highest bidder, the lands on a credit
If one TWO and three years, the slaves and other
nersonal property, on tredtt Ut Twelve months, un
less otherwise required by said Robert Harson, to
wit One tIac, Of land containing 1888 acres one
,ract. containing 1870; one tract, containing GO;
one ,fac, containing sc; one tract, containing 216
one tract. containing 81 one tract, containing
&c ono uact containing l3G one tract containing
log one tract containing $50; or so much there
uf as may not be embraced IN decd Of settlement
executed by said Robert E1airs,on, the Ii day of
July, 1881, to the undersigned, all which lands lay
IN body on Pig River and Turnes Creek, in the
coarty of Franklin, and are very valuable, being
well adapted to The culture Of Tobacco, Grain, &c
and contain fac body of low ground in fine con.
dition, and large quantity of up land well adapted
10 the culture of Tobacco, yet TO clear
And the following valuable slaves, Dick Rose,
Lucy, judith, Fielding and Eppcrson, together
with The Plantation Tools and Utensils, Horses.
Hos. Sheep and Ca,llo, including lott of fine
Beei Cattle, a large stock of Leather and Hides in
The an Yard, one seu Of Blarhsmilhs Tools,
TWO Wagons, e..
lhe lands " III be shewn by Col. Robert fIairs-
o0 They consist OF number of tracts, and present
a fine opportunity 10 purchasers, whcthel they wish
10 bpg N single tracts or body.
Tue Subscribers acting as trustees will only con-
yey such title us is vested in them by the deeds
..orcsad. ROBERT +. WOODS,
SAML ilAIRSTON, jr.
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"a i Court held for Campbell county atihe court :
a n house, the day of Jane, ls3f.-Moshy Arnold
iIabeth Brown. Thomas Davis, and Nancy his"hr, WI
US hutfer and Taiha his wife, George Jones and sally
Ws"f, Burm ell Lee, and Matilda his wife, aud iIsnJa-
ain Brooks anil Juliana his wife, PiFs against " iliam
Layton and Susan his wife, and Martha Arnold DeiH-
In Chaaccry
ne compliments having filed their bill against the dcien
"an and shc defendants, William Clayton ana susan
r. not has Iae appeared and answered the complanant
auu Appearing to the satisfaction Of me Court ina
WY aro not inhab ofibis STATE is ordered aud de-
VI" thcy do appear here the Pad MONDAY III no,
next AVID answer the bill Of the compliments ana
1oy ct this order ho inserted IN the IynchburR VIZ
f 's Two months cce,si,ely, vnd posted up al tue
days I IN. " ."''9o' u" WV
scpti WIN WV
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anu would like to hear the news from you occa-
,ona'iy--shall not he home until April, end think
sha'i 'hen have thousands--in good health and
nope you nre IN the same end wish Mr. Robinson
'" nell Truly yours
w. WILKINSON
Another gentleman has placed in our hands o
DOCK "h'eh appears TO Contain the memoranda Of a
gambler named H. Street, exhibiting the profits of
single table during the three months. from which
nappears that single individual realized during
that short period the large sum OF 5000 O0l
Richmond, Dec Sd, 1872 ,R,cbmond Dee 2 1870
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IIBERl A.


We rejoice 10 notice that cach rivnl from tho
Colony affords new proofs OF the benefits conferred
on long suffering A(,ics by the wise and phIlan
throp,c labors Of the American Colonization Socie-
ty. The following extract from tho letter Of an old
and highly respectable colored colOnis TO a gentle
man of Philadelphia, will, we sure, CRAFTY the
friends Of the cause;
Our new and excellent Governor (Pinney) is
quite interchangeable in his abors to push forward
the interests of the Colony and strongly reminds
OF the saned Ashmun lie has determined upon
and taken measures to recstablish public farm
near Caldwell, on the plan of Mr.. Ashmun, where
all lille persons and Migrants may be placed. Ma
ny persons going to farming, aud am within
bounds when ! say that ,hrfe times the quaint.
~ ground will be put under cultivation tins sea.
son, over any preceding year"
OF that admirable lady Mrs SAMSON, whose
lneslImabe labors in planting Schools III frica,
are bat too lillc known nnd appreciated he
says
IL am happy to inform yoa, that ;he Schools
supported by the Ladies of Philadelphia, con,inue
to exert the most beneficial Influence on oul rising
gcner ration and many will live 10 bless the name
of Bculah SAMSON We hid an exhibition of T..
zabc,h Thompson's School in the Methodist
Meeting House, and cannot express the gied IN
ercs, felt on The occasion Our warehouses were
shut up, SO that all hi Il; attend. 1t WAS very
largely attended, although each had to pay l2l
cents Mr.. Eden, a, New Georgie, among lie
re-csp,ured Africans. is doing we'll
The residence Of the Portuguese Minister at
Georgetown ID. C.. which has been closed since his
absence, was entered last week Ivy means Of flisc
keys and flundercd OF several valuable srcles.
Owing 10 he cxertons of the police officers, part
Of the stolen properly was recovered IN w ashing-
ton, where II had been privately sold. This DIS
coycry led TO the arrest OF the thieves who proved
20 he " three young men, one Of some noorIety, ahd
I'll Of respectable families They have been com
mtted for trial at the November term Of the Cir
cult Cour.
The Georgetown Columbian, from which VIC de-
rive the foregoing information, also mentions the
arrest and con,rnittal for trial Of samed John
Andcrson, who had committed various forge les 10
the injury of Allen Dorsey, Esq of Poplar Springs
Nd.
,Scuerc PeaaAy-At II recent session of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Burlington, VI. two
young men were tried for dislnterring the remains
OF the dead. The proof exhibited against them
was purely circumstantial, bat sufficiently s'ron5
To warrant the jury in conyieing them. When
prononncing scnttnce, the judge rema' Ecd upon The
severe penalties affixed to the crime in that State,
and stated thati was in the power of the Court to
have sentenced them to ten years Imprisonment il
| the State Prison, besides imposing fnc of one
thousand dollars but in mercy they were sentenced
10 three years Imprisonment, and subjected to fine
Of $500 and costs Of prosecution
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N,N"'Nh AT rules he,d in the Clerk Ofice OF Tue
ls1, N'uny Court Of Franklin, the 4th day OF August
'ohh ~ lcilw ich, Smitl,sun ii. DAVIS and bowker
seson late merchants and partners trading under tho
bc anu hrm of Lcitwth, Davis IL Co. who sue Tor Tue
Nm VI oohn D. Lcftw ch Plaintiff, against Annan'ns
'and beits.-In Chnncery.
ueieh1an, Annania Divers, not having entered ms
Astcnhio anu gwen security according to the act o'
ana the rules OF Ibis Court aud II appearing ny
Con,oy evidence that he is imhabnant OF TINS
on1n, wealth. On motion Of the plaintiffs, by ther
mn, Is ofdered that the Auuanas Divers 90 APP
s,yrr on Tho first Monday in November next and an
forthwith ialn,Ts bill and that copy OF this order be
month"; W. published in the Iynehburg Virgiuian Tor TWO
hoe r cesvey, and posted the door of the courts
u THIS county on some court-day.
ACopy-Tese,
A.. NJ. G. CARPER, D. c.
aug 30 W2m
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POETICAI..
TIE SLEEPING cuJtD

Auc nLEEPING CHILD
by LEIGH HUNT.
En oo" "on' dancing on its way,
From bank to valley leapng
nn' by ITS sunny margin Law
~, n lovely infant sleeping.
nc marmur of the purlins stream
nrohe not the spell which bound him
Like music breathing, in his dream
lullaby around him.
F" IS lovely sight to view.
Within this world of sor,ow
One spot which still retains the hue
mai each from heaven may borrow;
anu such was this-a scene SO fair
Arrayed IN summer brightness.
hnu one pure being resiive there
One soul Of radiant whi,eness
"nas happy dreams, fair child arc given.
10 cast their sunshine DER thee
w mai cord unltes thy soul 10 Heaven
where visions glide before thee
FOR wandering smiles and cloudless mir,b
Ger thy glad TEXTURES bearing,
Say, not lhought-a form of earth
Alloys thine hour OF drcanins,
M nyhar. afar on unseen wings,
Thy Sunless spirit soaring,
NOW hears the burst from golden springs,
Where angels are adoring;
And, with the pure heliacal throns,
Around their Maker praising,
Thy joyous heart may Join the song.
Zen thousand tongues are raising
Sleep, lovely babe for times cold touch
Shall make these visions wither;
iouth-aud the dreams which charm so much
Shall fade and fly together
Then sleep while sleep is pure and mild
Ere earthly ties grow stronger,
When thou shalt be no more q child
And dfeam OF Heaven no longer.
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Camp5eU Mty Court. 1894.

Reuben laShy, fHh against Joseph McAHls'cf, Dcit.
ON AN INJUNCTION.
The defendant not appearing, and It appearing to
Satisfaction uf the Cour that he not inhabtant OF tA
Stale IL is ordered and decreed that tho SAID defendant
DO appear here the second Monday in October
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, otherwise ,c same
viii be taken confessed and that copy OF this order
he ms ered in the l., nchhur VII gnian for months
excessively and posted III The front door Of said Court
house on TWO several Govt days.
ACopy-Te.,c,
JOHN ALEXANDER, C. c. c.
July 81 WIN