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POEEEs ".

{ From ne Ntp York -UifrDr
BRIGHT THOUGHTS FOR DARK HOURS.
| would wero fairy, "a light IA fiiiag SHOWS,
To 10 whHtc'cr fancy badc--to chose
I'D visit many pleasant spot-0 Lie I'D
With all of brsht and beautiful ny
I'D never give single thought misery or cure
My heart should have the eaucSs wild
Mud pcrchanee cmpest black should gather the sly
I'D crouch beneath lily bell until The cloud passed by
The violet-the cowslip--the ltr wNrblin. bee,
That cannot for his life withhold the his gicc
The butterfly, that silent thing of gorgeous dycs
Tho dcDzen OF garden rcans--a pilgrim of the skies.
The starry wnkng glow worm, that, like drop ofdcw,
Sheds irntly on the trembling line emerald
The daisy aud the dafod-thc small gem ON the Lea
OF these I'd make pymacs friends sloul be
III hc mo to tho grcenwooI-Id sit I'M aud sing
Bonccth the quiet curtain ct the nigiingala son wing
My pillow should be rosc-leaycs without a singh thorn
Aud there I'D chant roundelay until the bu.h of morn
The world is full ofsorrows--on overv aide 500
SHADOW instead ofsuulslt, aud grief insio of rec
Or i'll hear the trumpet OF Pleasure Tho
The mournule echo, Sadness, is eer,ain reply.
q, wonli wore a fairy, rs light : G,lliar SHOWS
10 o whatc'er hncy badc-io wander whcro chose.
i.d visit many sunny spot, and far fec
Where gficfand folly cllo the forcst tree
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rEMALE rAlrm-nr Ml.. n. p -.

FEMALE FAlTil--ny Miss l.. T.. LAxpos
She loved YOU when the sunny lsbt
or bliss was on your brow
That bliss has sunk in sorrows night,
Aud yet-she luycs you COW.
Sho loved you when ,ont Joyous tone,
Taught every heart to thrill
The sweetness ufihat tongue j. como,
Aud yct--shc loves you still.
She loved you when you proudly stept,
The gnyest ofthc gay;
That pride the blight oftinye has swept,
Unlike her love, away.
She loved YOU when your home aud heart
OF fortunes smile could bonst;
She saw that smile dccay-dopart-
And then she loved you most.
oh, such the generous faith that grows
In woman's gentle breast;
lis like the star that stays and CLOVIS
Alone in nights dark vest;
That stays because each otherray
Has left the lonely shore
And that the wandercr on his way
Then wants her light the more.
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OTSPUR, the SIRE Of .Mozeppa, viii stand the en-
u IL suing season, at St Legcr, (Nlr John Heth $ y
IN the county of Chesterfield % miles from PETERSBURG
10 miles from Richmond and miles south of the Cor
Pits Particulars will be given hereafter
Dec. u. lIO-tfJ JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In.
tending to remove to the South offer sale that
beautiful and healthy situation, known by the name of
MOUNT Ina, lying in the lower end of the County of
bnc..lngan, directly opposite the estate of Mcssrs
william ana James Gait, James river containing 7O5
acres unceaTed ~! Of whichiS fst Tobacco land
nc cleared land is in high state of Improvement On
~ dwelling house. with five rooms and passage OH
the first floor two above good repair with all neccs
sary out houses good oversecrs house. with four rooms
ana out houses barn machine, &c &c. and a good gar
and constant springs
deem more particular description ofte property I'M
necessary, as persons disposed to purchase would first
view the premises Being resolved moving, will
sell bargain and would take the greater proportion of
me purchase money IN young Negroes cash prices at
ages say rom IL TO 20 male and female The privilege
possession may be had at Christmas
=, JAMES p. WILKINSON
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n. ELDRIDGE. c. c. $. c
CoMMIssIoNEn's Orr1cr

Now Canton, 18th April 1885 (
take notice, that have appointed Wednesday the first
day Of July next TO proceed in the settlement rcqnircd
by sHd order; which day, tic parties viii attend Al
cessary. ROEERT HIT :,
May .. fI5.,gid
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I'm observation-disclosures a Circuit Ssnnerior
"a Court of Law and Chanccry, continued and held for
buckingham county at the courthouse, on Wednesday
the I'D day Of April 1885, sitting Court of Chan
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"a OIlCE.--l viii sell, reasonable terms INV ycry
pleasant residence, and the land attached t,e,et,
situated in few hundred yards Of Chesterfield Cont
house The tract contains about 10 acres most Of which
rs IN woods, and IS situated in agreeable nc0bbor
MOOD ~ nae upon IT, large and convenient DWELLING
house, and all the necessary houses Of every dec
hoall OF which have been builtn the lsstG yeare az,
are nos 20 complete repair. There are also upon the r
inises, large ce-housc, and ce-pond very convs
nent and well OF as pure water can be found T.;s
establishment would be agreeable retreat to n family
IN te scky season Of the year, residing in Richoood
or fctefsourg as it IS well known 70 be healthy sl
aton as any ~ tie co0nify, and is not more lhsn II or
miles From either place. Any person wishing a. mr.
ehase, can know The terms By application 20 tic sob5cri
Der, residing The premises
May 20 l6-iahfl John COODE
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DRUGS, PALyTs, &c.

GtIARLES r.. MILLER. informs his friends tbs, bo
~ has just opened an Apothccary Store. AT die stand
formerly occupied as such, by Mr. Goddard one door
ABOVE the Mansion House, Main Street Richmond lie
VIII keep supply Of Drugs, Chemicals Paints. OILS
Dyestuiis and Glass, and IN few weeks expects 90 have
an assortment OF Surgical lnstruIncus of the best man
niactufe Orders from country Merchants and Pyscans
are respectfully solicited.
Way D. 115-wtf
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CoMMlssloSrn's orrlcr,

The parties Interested in the foregoing decree OF the
Court will take notice. that have appointed Tuesday
the I'D day OF June next to the accounts or
dcrcd in the above decree OF the Court on which day
they will attend at 10 o'clock my Office Northumbcr-
land q H., with their vouchers, &c, ready for cxainins.
ton and settlement and with office copies OF the nccessa
~ Court papers. THOMAS s. SYDNOR
Commissioner Of uc Circuit Superior Cont of
Inc and ChanceryJor .NorthamLeriand county.
April "a. II5-wSw
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EINANNY KEMBLE.--Fanny Kemblc Buffers Jour
a nal is this day received by r. l. SMITH,
Also, further supply of new fashionable Music for
the piano forte "
May g. If
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tie. S. A. NJ. LELAND. c. c.
coaaissIosra.5S. o}sg.ller, }

CONMIssIosER's OFFICE
m Northumberland county April -, 1870. )
The parties interested in the above decfctal order Of
The Court, viii please take notice. thu have appointed
wednesday,, the 22d June next 10 commence the ac-
counts ordered by the Court to be Iakenon which day
they required to attend my ice northumberland
Court house. by 10 o'clock, A. - WIN heir accounts,
and with ali other papers c that may be necessaryIo
enable discharge the GCqtes required ofmc
OfMe G. s. q, ofI~ re- jor Nostlumberig,idIty
May T. Il7Zwtd
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George Ann Nicholas, Walter l.. Fontaine and
garet his wife, formerly Margaret Nicholas Jobnsz -
Nicholas, William H. Nicholas and Lorenzo Nicholas.
o,o;r., PLAINTIFF
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a VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM for Rent
1A The subscribers wish for one or more years
their Tavern, at Louisa Courthouse. and the Farm at.
tachcd thereto, containing nearly 400 of andof
which, about 300 acres it is supposed cleared and
pretty good farming land, with n meadow that would
yield, II uiicously managed, hay enough to supply the
Tavern There Is now in the course of completion n
large and elegant brick addition the Tavern which
will afford nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms
be ready Tor use by the time possession will be given:
making the number oil rooms belonging TO the Tavern
IL besides large dining in the cellar sufficient to
dine upwards of an hundred persons sitting with
Closets &c This property combines advantages rarely
to be met with. Louisa Court house is attended by
more persons Otis universally admitted by all persons
who frequent the place) than any other Courhousc in
the State public days-and there being but one
at the place, and all the other houses there bcing re-
stricted from selling spirits, giving accommodations
by boarding otherwise that will Interfere with the
interest of the Tavern, will of course, ensure large
custom on such occasions-and it is situated on the
Main road leading from Richmond through Charlottes.
VILE to the Western country, and where the road from
Cartersvlle to Orange Courthouse crosses the said
Main road and has chance at all the travellers of those
roads The stable is cxtcnsve-firc wood onvenient-
and all the houses will be in good order-and more
heatltul place is not in the United States Possession
will be given the first day of November next Per.
sons wishing 10 treat for the property, viii please I'D
dress John Hunter, at Louisa Courthouse who will
promptly attend to all communications
CHARLES THOMPSON in
March ,oc
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6~tLENBTrRNfE FOR SALE.--Having eyefern;ned
8 81 10 rer,,,,e g., e Southwest, will oxler c,r sai
on be o,e,mios w Ynesday the 9th Of Xiv ner, =
far. If no, sbe ne, ir day, at Y o'clock the Tract Of
Tand a., ,;ct Ms H. Cure resides, called Glonbn,n;
;, iu on wmGn Salf mile Of PaImyrI ,l
Of Flnoamn sand containing 100 aEfes Of land TSe
Jsyetn,,be IS Of brick Two si6fies b,o6 nov, anJ
I and productive gaxdcn Tbe 9,3
as beatlTl as any IN The qppEr country 10 lawyer
who III au itiln on q small Tcalc would particularly
e, g'n , Of That proieon could do better il BRING
v mn mn Gay ride Tf four five Courts should
~ III s -, uispYsea 70 /purchose, want more land he
is ~ SJ3inpe ~ premises, much as v onld make
'se ana compact Nrm, on fair terms and liberal cre
is and kitchen furniture win be sold the
same ooy.- icfJTs made known at tie sale
Nj - MILES CARY
r ~. ~. -. tI04-w4wl For L. CUrie
IT, tne /oye safe Is postponed for short iimc--but
'e ~ hc given WHOM the sale viii take place
= llH-wf
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CoMMfssIoNEn's OrrIcr

- Northumberand Q. House, April TO, 1855
The parties interested in the foregoing decree of tho
court VIII take notice, that have appointed Thursday
the 10Th June next TO commence the duties required of
me In the preceding decree of the Court on which ,lav
they will attend at my Office, Northumberland c. H. at
iO clock A. M, with their accounts vouchers and be
ready Tor examination and settlement and will, Office
copies of all necessary Court papers
THOMAS s. SYDASR. Commissioner
Of ne {. $. c. Of H. S. {. for .lorfhuaLesand Gu
April "a. lI5-wa,y
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Lwehburg, .gpra aIth, 1885.

THE FORM OF THE OBLIGATION:
we, whose names are her, unto subscribed do oLIoe
ourselves topay to the Trustees of Randoph Macon Col
lege, IN accordance with the above proposition
The Presiding Elders, the Preachers on stations and
circuits in The Virginia Conference and all friendly TO
the important object proposed requested to retain the
proposition with the form of subscription annexed and
use their iniicncc to promote the scheme and that both
public and private appeals be made the generous
many nave already subscribed and paid build the Col
legc but that circumstance will not pre- vent their adm
to secure this interesting object for number who are
now among the largest donors, have pledged to unite in
due time. "
1t is particularly requested that when subsc rbers are
ootaned list OF their names and the place of their re-
sidence be sent TO me at Lynchbure Va
VIII suggest, that where two or more AGREE oinilv
to pay tr0 hunred doarS there will be no objection 10
receive them as one subscriber; and it is confidently
ana especially where it is not Prc,jcabc for one to pay
tho whole sum. John EARLY P'J
One of the Agents for Randolph Macon COLLEGE,
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IN CHANCERY-VIR At u Circuit SUPERIOR
Al Court OF Law and Chancery continued and held for
northumberland county, at the Court house. on Satus-
day, the 4th April, 1895:
John Grinstead and Dandrdge Cox, Complts
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From tho Army aud Navy Chronicle.l
ENGINEER ORDER-No4.
ENGiNrER DEPARrMEHr

Washington, May 90 1885.
The Chief Engineer has gain melancholy duty OF
announcing with deep regret to the Corps
the loss OF another highly mertorious brother officer
Drcvet Maj George Blaney, who died at Smthville
n G. on the 10Th inst
As testimonial of respect for the memory of the de-
ceased the officers OF the Corps OF Engineers and of the
Military Academy requested to the usual badge
oil mourning Tor thirty days. c. GRATIOT.
Capt J. A. Phillips, 9TH Infantry, relieved from his
staff appointment Assistant Commissary of Subsist
ence and acting Assistant Quarter sier at the Militia.
ry Academy, West Point, and ordered Join his COM
pany at Fort Gibson, llth May, 1885
I'd Lieut. Edward Deas 18th Artillery ASSIGNED To duty
IN the Commssary General Department
Lieut. w. w Mathcr, 9Th Infantry relieved from duty
at the Military Academy, after the June examination
and ordered to join his company.
RANDOLPH-MACONC OLLEGE-A rRoros,rIoS
Mr. Edit0r:-l propose to be one of hundred who
shall pay ueO hundred dollars each, endow Profess
sorshp IN kandop Slacon College Proridcd the Trus-
tees of said College will to the Virginia Annual
Conference ten scholarships in perpeuity and preceded
that no one shall be bound TO pay until serenfre have
agreed TO pay and PoUided also that each s1bscrbcr
shall be allowed to pay in taco equal aunua ins,almcnts
the first of Which shall be due in twelve months from The
time seeehysfre subscribers obtained.
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- Uefn no 10.
800 occurred
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WIIIG ClINDID4I:E;S

The Wings Of Boston met on the Eyenny of tho Oh
and renewed their plished fidelity to the Nomination Of
MI Webser--Ihey came TO the following Resolution
upon the occasion
k9ssd That, the distinguished powerful advocate of
which they based DANIEL WEBSTER eil" OF ~, upSH
states has received nomination Presidency; a we ind
every where well in the wide spread favor with which his
and the abhorrnt principles others in whose behalf IL IL onI
the strongest supports and hat VIC
banner Of who dond la, sacred Cbno
viii po ioa soS T 1Pt "S
s Of ina IN the permansHce Of the Union
The n. Evening Star, and the Albany Advertiser
declare for Gen HarrSonButtis objection enonob for
us, that he would go for Mr. Webster What sa Tvs = CT
respondent of the Portland Advertiser who resides in
r.! county and Is intimately acquainted with
the Genera' ii is supposed b. any that he secLs
the office Of President, they are uistakcnT soeck d
1.seaaN his own preference and he DISCUSSES not
Is LOT mr. Webster; if IT is thought he unite
the wing party Why then, | say, should not The
West love, honor and venerate the hero of Tpneca
noe they do love him, md ,cW support him
Len 'a mas wished to decline running, but his
irehes VIII not consent TO itthcy think he is the
only man named that beat Martin Van Buren, -
Every one to his taste For our parts we cannot no
for Mr. Webster (lhe mtTa champion Of Federal ornei
Ples or for any else who will Bnt C,unnin Is.,
(Nonh) while hc stands for Harrison sav,s cl
OF inc southern and Western States who prefer Judge
Nhtc. can idII INTO danger in supporting a
man OF ms purity and talents When the time arrives
we have perfect confidence in the patriotism Of those
ddates that the weakest will yield to tho strongest and
mus save The country from If royal appoint
ments and prerogaiyes, and from the dominion Of The
same men who have brought the country into its
cXciied ana divided condition Stimuli tic pcsie yrrC
aoei1g Congress TO make Hechgice nsfad offbe B,;;
moro Co1renion there is fur NJ tie result in HgfL
Dt ogan soy 10 nc friends IF Gea Hoyyjsoa fot Il Is
u"e 20 more IN tbs SECTION NJ tic Union"
Aye--"Are yon there, old Tfuo Penny?" You have
already shown your hand-Run Webster; run IlaTris.,.
who dnn as NAM as you please run any nan
Electoral voics-an transfer the Election from, lie
9eges 70 CongressBni VIII the People acquicscc IN
this cunning movement of tie Why's No-'rbev sse
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ELECTJONS

49, IESSrssgr.- Cannon has 1905 coies,--Carrooll
5321I and Humphreys S433 five counties only To- h.
heard ifom-Goyernor Carroll lost many votes in con
sequence OF the objections made 10 his eligibility and
inc lear OF the grea expense in which the State would m
involved by the Investigation Of The question: aud other
cOhaieral circnmstances--But Tennessee may vel
1wSkenmand notwithstanding her great plrtialiiics for
Judge White, give her electoral vote the Republican
scarcely escape the observation Of her
sagaoi9os people, that the Judge is only employed bv
.he wings, as sort Of soopigcon to decoy the Flee
zaD. ~ LIB fu''-
ALABAMA--is safe, we hear from The best autbori
" al The counties have been heard from eept twelve
c. apa Use vote now Glands for G. G. Clay 227O4-and
Got COT ra'sons l254O The last is for Whtethe former
loI we candidate II the great Republican party
, MississiFPi.--" The Notchtz Free Tf0dcr save
u"t owing to reasons altogether Of n private ma
ture, The Honorable d. w Wright has declined
pelng candidate for Congress, and 8fajor r. " nd.
'oafas Of Clinton, Distinguished and talented Demo
graf mas been brought out in his place The ticket
~ Iow complete We are entitled to two members Of
SIonffess, and neither Mr. Cage nor Mr.. Plummcr our
e NePfescnayes viii be candidates for reelection
~ esftes o. the state have been unanimous in calling
oot Coi claiborne and Maj. Edwards Thev have Inc
en'Fe confidence Of the democracy They stood up un
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FOR TIE E-Noilinrn

nv, ron THE EyVQUiRER
The report Of the Preachers, who met in conclayc
has not received reply from the Committee of VIM
lance But the subscriber is Of opinion fIia their rep,i
calls Tor one as IT assumes language highly objectionable
VAIN very little taste they have said nor can we cease
to remember, that they Our slaves immortal beings
Ike ourselves, accountable Cod and under Him de-
pendant us as" Now, docs not this lnngnace nearly
equal that Of the Roman PontHs, in the penludc Of
their powcr' Shall silently accuicsce in tl,is 90.
neration particularly il affects tie interest of lie
people by alternating the slave from tie obligations
due to his MASTER II has been supposed thi IGN ,rant
men, depending for living Che crcdulty Of the learn
cd were not likely 10 disturb The peace and order If any
of orr Commonwealth, from tile Circumstance Of the
opinion entertained by the Patriots of The Revolution
that preachers would not descend To so gfadng state
as e Instruction Of our Negroes in e absfusc science
Of Metaphysics.
There does appear 20 be nbs1lute necessity that the
sane part OF our citizens should together for the
purpose OF adopting measures to oouBleract this course
- HUMAN1TAS.
Gi We have sonened The expressions Of our Cores.
Pondent-though perhaps not sufficiently yet. Another
Correspondent, "An American in his address TO The
Governor touches up II. X, writer in the Wing no
has spou;ed doctrines, and thrown out what bears the
Appearance, OF dark threats only the very eorst
taste at this crisis but Objectionable ever alta period
OF Tie most profound tranquility. 1igre aaon.
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The Editor Of the Richmond wing advises the people
OF the south ~ pairJnze Moan, Webb Dwight and
sundry other Editors at the North Aving himself of
Tie excitement on the Slave Question be would snngci
hs Bank Whig friends and coad0tors into the canG
dencc OF Southern Republicans Give Them The ear nd
confidence Of the South and these Northern Wing Eli.
tors wlll teach the people what is right " the thing
had been planned and contved by the ioni COUNCILS Of
Nicholas Bdde Noah, Tappan and Pcasaus IL could not
have mt better THIS advice Of the Richmond Wing is
ga strong sign f.
The Wing in tho extravaganza Of is admiration Of
Harrison g. OTIS, the great leader the Hartford Con.
yenuon, calls him thc Patrick Henry Of Massachuselsi
ms IS another 'sirong sign from the leader of the
Wings IN Virginia The Wing. recommends Can
geltion Of S0ufteyn Msrohants; and that the "pcop.
should support The Mcrcbanisl This is another rcrv
strong sign shame 70 the Yirgaan who would i'm.
pose Noah and Webb. tho pfostitated slaves Of the
United States Bank, and Dwight the Secretary Of the
like this.
The patience Of this community is worried BY the
shameless sand remorsclcss course Of the Richmond
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gess Is marked, adn,it that the des,rue.;on ~ n;,
% friends and country would be trining obstacles in
e way OF such sublmated bcnevoence But the loss
.ne total loss of ones property would perhaps form
more serious consideration. May not well appeal To
wnose tenor Of life passed since early manhood
v""eiy "thin The public view, shield me from the
importation OF such ianaicism Not one act of that life
!u.hes Inc charge 1t is true, that do consider sla-
very great evil IN nearly every light i'm which IL can
We viewed But for its whitening influence Ills land Of
my birth To which have long been consecra,cd The
est affections may lawfully rive 10 nn,,b, ,s, !.
earthly, would have beer AT This Jsv ~ II, ,h;n c
most among her sisters But though slavery is great
III peleye the proposed remedy to be still greater
ne disease has but cHieeblrd the bold of
pc 9nack would utterly d,slroy--and besides upon
.s SUBJECT would utterly reject all interference from
miiou, ~ 10 our own affair; and when We want aid
we VIII ASH Tor IT. Do my friends think that have
bestowed too much attention on a rumor too grossly
ABSURD TO be believed by man of common sense; Let
hein reeoec that in times OF excitement pross i'm
P'ooaoy seems only TO recommend tale unrefect-
ing n'inds-tha in discharging the duties of my Office
must VISIT many ncghborhoods where almost en-.
stranger; and that TO my success, in my import
MT wo'k, the affection and confidence Of the peope of
rF'na are Indispensable. If be thought that have
700 mildly OF the incendiary who would destroy
my reputation, and blast usefulness let il be horne
IN mind that If no orbearaucc is due TO them something
Is aue TO my own character as Gentleman, Christian,
ana a NJ inster of the Gospel In conclusion let me ask
my whether union among ourselves is de-
sraolc at this crisis II il u.s. how il be expected
10 such cruel charges TO be brought against
men VINO are guilty OF other crime than preaching
'he Gospel OF the Lord Jesus Christ, have not sup
posed mat had personal enemy in the world. I
out otHese, therefore,, that this blow, by
which have been stabbed, was aimed at the cause
OF my Mascr-but, blessed be his name no wea-
pom formed against that shall prosper If eau
uon and vigilance necessary for our protcction
now important is it that obviously idle alarms shall
DE excited, and that of our citizens native or
adopted, known to our community, possessing per-
mahcnt common interest with us, and sustaining the
character of honorable, honest men, should be lightly
charged with such crimes as have been imputed to me-
frequent repetition of SANDER at once so ridiculous
ana so cruel will disgust good and pcaceable men, The
charges even when well founded will be dsbelieved
and at length, when in truth the wolf shall have come
and shall be Prsying upon the flock the eager cry of
finally dsregarded.