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a MAN Of considerable experience in teachlog
- primary schools and who is willing, for rea.
s"ha"e compensation, to devote his time and at
'emon 20 me instruction of children and youth,
"tshes 10 oo'aln favorable situation in tina, line
and furnish the necessary means of ns,c,on ,,,
not be imposed upon. Communications nos, oaid
ana Immediately addressed to ]. NJ, Pos, ofEcn
81 hendricks Store, Bedford county, Va. will re-.
ceive prompt attention ~
a residence fora small family must be furnished
Bedfosd co. Sept, 10, 1884. wtw
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NOTICE..

DoKNG my absence from Lynchburg, ali
~ persons interested in the estate Of the late
nr' John Cabel', arc respectfully referred to Mr.
Henry Z. Ward who has full power to act for me
and who, IN my absence, will do any and every
thing connected with the management of said es.
tate, which could do myself, if present.
THOMAS II. FRIEND,
Admir- OF J. }. Cubell, dec
SEPT % Is
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VONNccO \lanA COY sale -.

A TRACT OF LAND, ty,og o. the North
N Fork of James River, acs above the Blpt
Ridge Canal, couthin,ng about 1850 acres. On
this hact there s one of tht o,sl Wblcr powers on
the river 100 acres hrve been enclosed within the
hast three Yeas, 300 of uheL are IN clover 1870
wall be pu, in wheat Ina Fail, aud covered in
tho Spring. This Land Is well adapted TO tobac-
co, wheat and corn. This property IS worthy the
attention OF u planter.
| will sell tho PLANTATION on which | re-
side, containing about 300 acres. This plantation
IS IN high stetc Of cultivation buildings art
good On thls property there is ii Stone Mcrchan
Mil, with two BAR of burrs, and two par Of coun-
try stones.
Will also sell BUFFALO FORGE, contain.
ing upwards % 5000 acres. The Force has fires
ami one OF the LEST water powers N the upper
sountry II has ali the necessary buildings for car.
y ing on the buslcsg with convenience. There
are ore banks on this property. A Furnace could
o' erected, which would make IT amongst the mos
desirable Iron properties in the upper country, OF
account Gifts lying contiguous ~ navigation Boats
| IN run all the year from this to Lynchburg O,
Richmond, unloss lmpodcl by ice.
WILLIAM WEAVER
Buffalo Forge Rockbr'dge county,
Scp,. 30 1891. I'm
81 The Richmond Wing will insert the fore
gong one month, IN country p,per, aud forward it
| account to this Office
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April

NE tSSRS. Jesse leltaich, John Lenw ich ,Wm
WI Left"ich, Ed ward Thurman and Elizabe /.
his wife, Mary Otey, Lucy McClanahan, James
Mitchell and Ann his wife, YIN Walton, Maria
Lewis Robert Craig and his wife Malinds. Wi.
liam 1, Lecwich. john 5. Lefiwicb. Robert G.
Step'oe and Elizabeth hi. wife, William Meniss
FRANCES AlenIss, Vim. l.. Otey, Thomas J. Otey
John II. Utey, kieves :. Scruegs and Naljnda his
"he, Jesse Burton, Alexander Burton Lewis Price
ana Angelme his wife, Charles Jordan and sIatil-
ga ms vile, ous'ayus Il. Burton, John Burton.
nhr'ssophe, G. Burton, Elizabeth Burton, Sarah
l"Tner, Mary Lehwich, joel Lenwi,h. John
uo"ae ana Ann his wife, A'helna Le.iuuh and
huei,he Leitwlch-Iake notice that on the trial n,
the eJfc'men' case now depending and undete,.
mined ~ the Circuit Superior Court of Law md
,"ahcery loI The COUNTY Of Bedford st, led On tho
"''Ne'' eehfight Lesse against Donoush in which
W" a'e 'he real plaintiff, and am defendant ;tha,
:" pursuance at an act of the General Assemble
III soch case made and provided | shall yive IN
oence oelore the jury on the trial Of said suit
", n'soP Taylor, dec under whom | claim title
W ,ne pr e'hsts IN controversy, ia his lie Tina ar,
uany pa'd to WIN. Lettwch dec in his life time
,ne ,uii amount OF the purchase money for san
""u aau premises and as have understood and
oe'"se " 10 be true that the said William JeG-
" 'n 'as' named IN bis Lille time, executed In AI.o,
,"y'o'' or 10 Brown Ciaytor, or to some ons
"e, 10, h,s, the SAID Taylors benefit, ttls b,nJ
,ha, L '"'' """ premises IN controversy and tha,
wa, ooho' or copy OF it, 10 in your possess;oo -,
Va me possession of some one or mara of w. VI
ms, therefore, is to require Won to nrod,' ~"
'"e pond, on the trial Of said suit. ar ha, n
i'oceeo 10 give evidence of its contents
PENELOPY WHITE.
Sept, Is "''Opy taylor
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's'''s"''oi
WIN. FRANKLIN,
JAMES G.. HUNT.
Sept. %

4 L Il Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chun
~ Gerry held for the town of Lynehburg, at the
Courthouse in said town on the 49, day Of July,
1884 sitting as n Court Of Chancery
james c. Norman, Phtf.
against
Boiling Clark, surviving trustee Of james c.
Moormaa, Mlcaah Davis, administrator of vii
liam Il. Lynch decd james G. Anderson. exccu-
tor Of Jacob Anderson, and Balda McDaniel ,admr.
OF Henry Clark, decd. Defts
On the motion of the defendants Boiling Clark.
Micojah Davis sd Balda Mcdaniel by counsel 70
dissolve the injunction, awarded the plaintiff in
this cause on the Goth day of June, 1854 the Court,
on consideration OF the bill answers of those defcn-
thereto, doth reec, The motion, and doth order that
one of the Commissioners of the Court do take al
account of the trust fund IN the bill mentioned al
SO an account between the parties, and report the
same to the Court, with any matters specially sta
ted thought pertinent by himselio or required by the
parties 10 be stated.
Copy-Tcste, d. ROBES, c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. }
Lynchburg, Sept. 10Th, 1884
| The parties interested will take notice. that
have appointed Monday the eth day of October
next, to carry into effect the foregoing order o,
court, which DAY at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ
they required to attend at my office in this
town, with their accounts, vouchers and proofs, to-
se,h,r with copy the Court papers, prepared
Tor examination and settlement.
S. l. WATT, Com.
Sept ii wlw
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AANNs fOr NeNt

SEVERAL tracts Of Land IN the Westcrn
~ counties OF TINS State Of hnc rich quality, can
be hal ini foin five TO ten years Without REM ,Y.
cep' so much as will pay taxes, Joy tenants who will,
settle and improve them Enquire at this Office.
July 81
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HoOt and shoe Factory.
Mrs. LlTTLEFORD will com,

w mencc on Monday 9th inst. Boarding end
Day School for Young Ladies, u, the house OF Mr.
Pannell, corner OF fourth and Cooke streets.
TERMS.
Senior Glass ssl5 per session.
Junior do 10
French, Music, Drawing and Painting on mode
rate terms. A class viii he taught Reading and
Orthography, at one dollar per month, payable IN
advance.
seen by calling on Mrs. L.
Oct. 2 Is
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Ladies' Mourning Goods.

Ladies' Mourning Goods.
RLACk Ca Bombazine very cheap
~ Black Grape dc Leon
Black Italian Lustrngs
Black p
Black Italian Grape, and Ga
Black Nankecn Grapes, sup
Black Pongec and cold DO
Black Grape emb fIdkfs.
Black Gauze and de Chen Hdkfs.
The above just received and will be sold at redu.
ced prices. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
May 10 &c
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Aust Received

% CASES Tuscan and ma d DuHstable Bon
~S nes,
case Ladies Umbrellas and Paras obs,
Which wili be sold 10 " at the store OF
ROBERT KYLE
May l. Is
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n YeacNev Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN well qualified To instruct in
N the higher as well as the lower branches OF
Educ ,,lon may hear of situation IN the nc,ghbor-
hood Of Lynchburs, By reference TO the Editors Of
tie Virginian.
Oct. > WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

UST received from our factory two horse
- Barouche, of superior workmanship, on the
improved plan, seats for SIX persons, entirely close
when required. "A $50 one light ditto, fol one hors
with an improved top suitable for two four per
sons which we offer to the public together with Gu,
present assorimcnt,on accommodating terms.
Ii r. BEACH & Co.
April 81 &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

Y the 10Th October mex, | will SELL by way
~ otpubl'c auction, my PLANTATION, on
Falling Ryer-lt adj0ins the Lands of Capt VIM
Coek', WIN. Jones, Capt Saml Branch and 9th
ers. The tract Is commonly known as Reds Old
300 4crcs of Low Groui d. lying very compac,ly
Oh both SIDES OF the river with 300 or 400 acres OF
cleared Up Land, skrtlng the Fiat Land. Ii is ad-
mntcd that the Low Grounds are equal to any on
the River, and the High Land is in exccllen, heart
having rested almost five years The improvements
are very extensive, consisting Of good pnd eonve
nlent Tavern House, with the necessary OUT hou
ses, such as Smoke House, X tchcn, Stable l,sana
~, Corn House and leo llousc, and n neAv AID
roomy store House just across ,ht rond--rhe To
bacco Houses are OF the first order together wul
largo and convenient Glanary, with Clu,l +
lhrcshlns Machine and horse power, Of the mo-,
approved construction. Also, n good Ovcrscci !
lou and Negro House. The main western road
leading 10 Petersburg and Richmond passes immc.
dlately through the Land by ,hc Tavern sur.
pose the stand for Tavern and Store is equal /,
any IN the country, MS can be a,icsted by tho n
mount oiJusinoss done by The Mcss,s Nowlns
now in possession OF the place. An estate comb
ning 50 many advantages OF soil and of business
IS seldom Offered for sno IN Virginia Any gen
ieman wishing to trade privately ior the estate, il
invited 10 call on the subs 'rbct, who will be nj
ways at home and should private sale be eflec
ted, due notice thereof will be given before the da,
of public sale
! r TERMS made known on the day Of snie.
A. S. HENRY.
Sept IL wtl,
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Sept. ii

~>R ORINsoN& ELLIOTT have
~ just received, direct frotn the
I Mandatory, II casce of NEW
A and FASHIONABLE HATS, in
which are comprised full assert
ment of both DRAB am BLACK. They res.
pecltuIly AMI earnestly soic, a call from dealers.
April 2i Is
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New Establishment
June II
IN l. Y.NCUBTRG

IN l. YNCHBURG.
TnNilE undersigned have associated themselves
Il together for the prosecution of general MGR
cantile business in thls TOWN. The business
will be conducted under the firm OF Franklin Hunt
& Co. who will endeavor to keep on hand at all
times good supply of Dry GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCK
cry, HATS, SHOES, LEATHER, apd eve
ry other article necessary to make general and
commanding assortment all which they will sell
by UAolcsaLe, or al Retati-And as their Goods
Will be laid IN as good terms us they can well be
had IN Europe or ~ this conntry, they hope to
offer such inducements to buyers generally, vii!
command a far share Of the trade Of LYNCH.
BURG. They will a,m to conduct THAR business
so as 10 give satisfaction to all who may call on
them. L. K J. s. JAMES & Co.
of Richmond Va.
WIN. FRANKLIN,
JAMES c. HUNT.
We shall receive in few days in addition 10
rtat zoe haze now atyeady oPcn) many other arti-
cIes, which viii make our assortment large and de-
s'robIc Our friends g. the public generally Ics-
pectuly invited TO call and examine our stock.
FRANKLIN, HUNT Il Co.
Sept % Is
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Take Notice.

Take Notice.
WHOSE indebted to the late firm of Theo RI.
- ber,son & Co. are hereby notified to mike
immediate payment to the subscribers, as farther
Indulgence cannot be given
II. B. RICHARDS Co.
July 81
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Valuable Town Property at Auc-

ton.
sRyilE subscriber will offer and sell at public
Il auction, on Friday the lolh Of the present
month, that central aud valuable Store House IN
&c own o, Liberty, recently occupied W Alessrs
lloyd Dorsey & Co Terms l1beral and made
..1ovn On day Of sale
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Oct 6 IDS
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d Us r u received fresh supply of Candle. .nd
Az. riVr ,a Water, u. T. & J. F. R0YALL'
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ENVCANkS.N.

= ME subscribers will CONT
S1 Il nue. the Mercantile business
H1W at Peylonsbus, Va. under the
firm and style of W,mblsh, Bsrks
Ialc & Co. ANTHONY SYDNOR,
ARNlSTEAD BARK SCALE
L Y WlMBlSH.
Oct.6 Is
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LANDS Cor Sale .

uNHE subscriber, intending TO remove 10 the
II West, IS anxious TO sell all the land that he
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-11

-. held in abeyance, anu the interest Of
10 nation jeoporded
ui5 ~" there we ask confidently, be a doubt of
IL, "nn,iyes of the President in poStponing the
IIe t..,tion of that gentleman To the Senate,
noi nni, until the meeting of Congress, but I'M
III. ~ 49, cose of the most important session hold
u u IN ''oI,s the COnSttuuon-not only until the
eu n,n,ment of the Committees charged with
dPPyI,.s,ioation of executive measures, but I'M
N u. 1855 measures which presented the aterna-
u M tha subversion of the Constitutions or
Nv ,,nrersion of the Jackson party had been
U' s,;1,aB by the House? Can there be a
T".,b, that the Speaker yielded TO the tempta-
~" , and fulfilled the expectation of the Presr>
To" . ,th,t he held fast the contract between
,Ev .,, and the President, the completion of
llDu'c5 no could expect only by promoting the
H%.',iJsnr'S views which was the condition pre-
I,I,,,l Il is notorious that, in the discharge
g h. ordinary official duties. he gave such of
- y. N tha House, that several weeks elapsed
IInNb;, r.sirnation. before the customary vote
g. tb,ukS was reluctantly and uRgraciouSiy
.'IareI 10 him; and that his devotion TO exc
N E,,,,,. measures has separated him from the
o,Ie nj his District and the Legislature of his
80, The Senate Of the United States, in re-
s,S,,nu the nomination, has most properly set
,,~ f1is collision the seal Of Reproduction, for
..2,,|h there never has been more imperative
increment; and it is greatly TO be regretted,
,,,, compassion, sympathy, friendly consider
80, mr. any other personal motive, should have
vented that Reproduction from being more i'm
If,.,nr and exemplary, by greater number of
- AMERICAN QUARTERLY.
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Matthias the PrOyhet.-SOon after the open
the court, Robert Matthias, falsely demo
,,i3ltrI the prophet, whose cause was set down
Sr,r,aI this day. was uShcred into the court
,,, and was placed near the door of the
c,,Y1 Jurymeu's chamber. He was clad in Il
rsrr fine brown cloth cloak, lined throughout
r,.ri silk, a green cloth trock coat, which cost
arla ward. uncd with pink satin, with silver
~, m fine left breast, aud seven silver stars on
M. rgh,: 4 handsome scarlet cOlOred sash, of
yof, six. round his waist; pointed lace ruiilcS at
',s wrist bands; Il liae buff vest, aud brown cloth
c,ofI,pons, aud shoes and stockings on his feet
and les lis beard, now given 10 grey, was
CROWN 10 the length of abOut2 inches, on his chin
Sadupperlip. and he was quite free with his con-
y,r.ll,oa with those who assembled about him.
soon after his introduction into court, the
District Attorney rose, and addressing the
court stated that he entertained strong and
well founded doubts of the SOlldIty ofthe ladict-
m,u, AGAINST Matthias. That although it was
drawn with all possible care and attention 10
technical rule, aud embraced all the facts of
the case is presented 10 the grand Jury, yet he
believed that IL did not and could not embrace
those essential attributes OF guilt, which IN Il ie
"a. point of view were numerous, To constitute
Inc crime OF which he stood charged, and there
fore moved the court To take the indictment in
Sole prOSsgui in the case. This motion was
SresseI by Mr.. Western, Counsel for the priso
ner, who COutcnded for the right of fair and
impartial trial. lie stated that he had Intended
Dhlvr flied Il demurrer against the indictment
anitherr5y to have lis legal validity tested, and
then To have il questioned; Outin explaining the
matter to the prisoner he positively refused 10
sanction the proceeding by demurrer, as cal
ca. ''i 20 lmplCdte hun into an aCknOwled ge-
neat IF guilt, whereas he COutended that he
va, rafrely innocent, aud had been traduced
nh,s character as To the principles ne profess
eI and the public mind abused and misled on
he subject of his belief, and he therefore claim
ed the right To be tried.
TolhlS determination of his client, Mr.. Yves.
hgnSald he entirely responded, aud although he
must leave the polemiCdl and religious point of
Mr Natthla>S defence to be taken care of by
himself yet he must insist upon having the mat
Ter lrelI, that the guilty and the innocent might
osknown And il was rendered the more inn
Portaut, thatSuch should be the case, inaSmuch
as Nlr Matthias was To be- tried In sister coun-
E.iordu imputed offence Of Il much more scri-
a.E nlture, which might involve his life, and the
present proceedings might have an important
bearing on the trial ut WeStCheStcr, which was
NOlow this. The district Attorney. however
WISHED the court to dwell on the indictment and
read letter from Mr.. FoIger, the complain
ant who wished all proceedings to be Suspend
eL The court entertained the notice, and will
decide on Monday neXt.-N y. Ddi. idr.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Nov. s.

Pot Ashes have sold at 81 o. 10. Liverpool
Coal has declined. In Coffee the principal bu-
SneSs has been in Java, at l3cts ID; ST. DomIn-
90 has sold at l0ctS, per cent oil, cash. Cot
ton continues in demand at full prices, though
the stock is too small to permit large business.
Upland has sold at a. II cts; Orleans at 10
l7dCts. All sorts of Fish remain much as last
week Western Flour of common brands, is
s., and Troy 81 81; Georgetown s. 80.
The grain market is in general rather lower,
a cargo Of Maryland corn, however, sold at 20
cts. Raisins are still higher, bunch sold at 81
80 81 per box, Muscatel at 81 Il IA l.. There
have been some large sales of iron. Turpen-
tine is quite scarce Rice has sold to the amount
Of 300 tics. at 80 a cts. per Id. Salt has arrlv-
ed freely. Sugar remains in favor and at full
prices MoIasses is heavy, Orleans has sold at
Is % cts.
The Hide market is scanty supplied Olive
Oil has advanced to 100 cts. gall. Whale OH
scarce IinSeed continues To advance Small
sales of Whalebone at 20 cts. 10. No change in
Frieehts. Exchange on England i prem.
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St
1916
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Nov. s.

Flour amt Neat.-The prices of Flour is very
firm at S54-the demand fully equals the sup
ply. The retail business is very fair-5350 bar
res have been sold for export at the above rate,
with the exception of 500 barrels extra brand,
which brought $500 half barrels 81 49, and
100 do at S2& No sales of Rye, stock light and
price 81. Corn Meal in barrels is arriving
more freely, the price is 50 80, at which $50 bar
rels have been sold-the last sale in hhds. was
at SIC.
Gr0H-Wheat-the supply is pretty good, full
ly equal to demand;-the sales are about 1000
bushels ats OlaSl OF. We quote at 81 OIL d o.;
the latterprice for very good parcels. Rye. 81 a
6Sc receipts fair, and sales tOlerabIy ready Corn
Sales of $500 bushels yellow fat at 70 Tic;
700 do inferior and heated, 69c; 1000 bushels
white, IS a zoe; and 1900 bushels Il. yellow, " c.
The demand is fair, and receipts rather mode
rate; white iSready sale at-6Sc; yellow at Tic.
Oats-Sales Of 1000 bushels at 81 a 35c.
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BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
PUBLIC SALE.

EET Il virtue Of two several deeds of trust re-
- corded in the L. s. Circuit Court for the
County of Alexandria. Lib o, No. 2, fol. 90 and
Lib. X. No. 2, fol. 50. shall on Wednesday, the
2Gth day of November next. offer at pubic sale,
for cash. A LOT OF GROUND in the town OF
Alexandria. beginning 81 II feet from the cor
ncr Of Princess and Union Streets thence South
with Union street to COnway'S line; thence East
with said line. and parallel Ia Princess street,
into the River Potomac; thence North with the
River Ia the line Of john Adam; thence with his
line to the beginning
Should the proceeds of such sale be INSULT
Gent for the purpose Of the trust, | shall then
proceed to sell. for cash,
l. A LOT OF GROUND on Water and
Princess streets, us feet on Hater street, and
l36 on Princess street.
2. LOT opposite the same, CD on Prin-
cess street and an alley. As feet by 40 feet.
3. LOT OF GROUND on Oronoko ST.,
being II Of a square, running through the cen.
ire to PendIeton street, and opposite the late
MOrdecai MiIIel's Bake House.
4. One haifofan undivided HALF SQUARE,
less sixty feet on Oronoko Royal, and Pitt
streets, where the cd Catholic Chapel stood,
and opposite HoIIinsbury'S late brick yard
). A LOT OF GROUND on Holfe street,
opposite the residence of John G.. Vowel, and
fronting on " oIfc and Pitt streets 1-S OF square,
The sale will commence at the first mentioned
piece of property. and will then proceed on the
premises of each lot as advertised.
Should the sale be prevented on that day, it
will take place the next fair day, and be con-
tnued from day to day until finished
- Sale to take place at II O'clock NJ
VIM. LUDWELL HODGSON,
sept 24-6Od Trustee.
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MoRAvIAN MISSION TO GREENLAND.
Ry MRS, sIGOURNEY.

RY MRS. sIGoURNEY
The missions of the Moravians to Greenland
more than century since. First in
point of time in the great work of Missionary
enterprise, this exemplary sect stand also first
in degree of eXertion, in comparison to their
number and means. They maintain in differ.
ent parts of the world, ~ Stations two hundred
and eleven missionaries, and report since the o.
oenng of their labors in this field of benevoence
he conversion of more than forty thousand in
1viduals.
Why steers yon bold, adventurous Prov,
Thus toward the artic zone,
Defying blasts that rudely seal
To Oceans breast like stone2
Why dare her crew those fearful seas,
Where icy mountains dash,
And make the proudest ship wreck,
With one tremendous crash!
Then come, who seek the spirits gold,
They dare yon dreary sphere;
And Winter startles on his throne,
Their strain Of praise TO hear
They come Salvaton's lamp to light
Where frost and darkness reign,
And with a deathlesS hope to cheer
The sons Of want and pain.
And 10! the chapel rearS its head
Beneath those stranger.skieS,
And to the,Sweet-toned Sabbath bell
The thick rbbed ice replies:
The EsquimauX does seek that cline
Where flowers forever bloom,
And with undaunted courage pluck
Their victory from the tomb.
When the last tinge of green departs,
The last bird takes its flight,
And the far sun no beam bestows
On that long poIa: night;
When in her Subterranean cell,
To shun the tempestS ire,
Life shrinking guards the pallid flame,
That feebly lifts its spire.
The teachers Of a love divine,
That firm, devoted band,
With no weak sigh Of fond regret
Recall their father-land;
The peaceful smile that lights their brow
When storms of winter roar,
Doth better prove their hcaven-born faith
Than learnin9's lofteSt lore.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.

VENHAT the subscriber, of Alexandria Coun-
L ty in the District of Columbia. hath obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said County let
tiers of administration, with the will annexed
on the personal estate Of Joshua Yeaton, late of
the county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said decedcnt are
hereby warned to exhibit the same to the sub
scriber, passed by the Orphans Court, on or be.
fore the 18th day of October, 1885, or they may
by law, be excluded from all benefit to said cS-
tate; and those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment. Given under my
hand, this Nth October, 1894.
WIN. ID. MUTT,
Administrator, with the will annexed, of Joshua
oct li--eOlW IeatOn.