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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-30

FROM FLoRrDA.-The papers from Florida
contain accounts Of fresh outrages committed
by the Indians against the white inhabitants OF
the territory.-On the 18th ult., two persons
were assaulted by party Of savagss on the
federal road. about five miles from Ocills, and
wounded very severely. On the evening Of the
same day, the house of Mr.. Germigan. 10 the
same vicinity, was attacked by body, who
we're repulsed only after a most desperate re-
sistance. Several murders were perpe,rated on
the 27th September. at a place near the fort.
where the force OF Lieutenant Tompkins. con-
sisting of thirty men, is eucamped. 1t appears
that all the officers had been invited 10 dance.
which they refused to attend with the e1ceP-
ton Of three persons, who. when they arrived
at the place. were instantly shot down by the
Indians. No less thao nifty balls were found IN
the body Of one Of these men, whlsithe bodies
Of the Others we're shockingly !aeera'ed by
sword and knife cuts. Lieutenant Tompkins
sent an express to Colonel Hsruey. at Key Bis
e1yne. for assistance, as he did not know at
what moment he might be attacked by the In
dams. Lieut.. Sloan. Of the Marine Corps. was
despatched Immediately with . detachment. BY
Colonel Harvey, to relieve Lieutenant Tomp-
hias.-Erg. Poet.
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Correspondence OF the Boston Morning Herald
New YoRK, Oct. IL, 1899.

Correspondence OF the Boston Morning Herald.
New YoRK, Oct. IL, 1899.
Friend English -
Here am in the u ia city. | met the a.
gent Of the Richmond at the depot. and for
auld lang syne engaged passage, which by the
way was a very pleasant one we had the in
gradients Of good boat, good weather, aud
good company. She has been overhauled. and
is now the best sea boat on the Sound. ! had
not the pleasure Of being introduced TO Capt
Child. Report says he is capable of doing his
duty with credit to himself and satisfaction Of
the travelling community; it takes gentleman
and sailor to fill Townsend's pace,-Captan
Child is said to be both The officers and wal
lers are good men and true,-the clark, Mr..
Farmer. as in duty bound, is frst-rate fellow
at taking your money and giving you the
change, and dare say from many other virtues
too numerous to meution. The steward. Mr..
John McConkey, is a man Of taste,-the style
Of his tables are not to be surpassed at any of
the tip-top' Hotels his manners are agreea-
bic and sentlemanly. As to the bar-keeprr,
Mr. Daniel V. Ross. you know | am no Judge
OF liquors, but they do say that his liquors Of
the evening are so excellent, that even the most
stubborn friend to a fifteen gallon law would
become quite rational and sensible under their
influence. II the Temperance Societies Of
Boston could be placed once within a ve~ Of
his bottles and glasses or within smelling dis
,ance. all opposition to good liquor would van
ish under the influence"
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HOSIERY,

nOARDING.--Af few steady Boarders, or q
1-S family, can hssr Of good accommodation
lr the winter, IN private fsroily. by applying Of
this Office ssp,25
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X NOW ALL MEN that l. Mary A. Haz-
1A ard, of South Kingstown. Rhode.Island, do
hereby constitute and appoint JONATHAN N.
HAZ ARD Of said town. my agent and attorney
foI ranSacting business for me. and for my benefit
and behalf at the Point Judith Pier. in said town
with full power to purchase produce, lumber and
merchandise, and make contracts IN my name for
the carrying on Of the business usually transacted
al said place. and to make sales s the property 80
purchased in his discretion, TO receive payment
and give the necessary discharges, also to employ
and appoint all necessary agents under him, he
accounting TO me for his management Of said con-
ems
Oct 30-3w' MARY A. HAZARD
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, Roses, Bubous aud Tuberous rooted
-- Plants IIerbaccous Psrenials, SC. The
Fruit consists ofa greut varisy oithe best American
English French and other European varieties Of p
pies. Pears. Cherries Peaches. Plans, kec,arins.
AprIcots, Mulberries, Ounces, Grapes. Gooseber-
ries. Cnrrants, Raspberries, Strawberries with =
variety of Nuts, as FIherts, Iiazeluntv, Chssnuis.
Wanais hickory nuts. &c.
Their collection Of Ornament ntal and Forest Trees
is exicnsiye-aiDong which are Oaks, Naples, EIns
AilHnihns. Adele, Lindeus Locusis. several vsrie.
ties Of The Horse Chesnut. Ash CataIa, Tulip,
Larcb, Mognoliss, Balsam Fir. &c. with great va.
iieiy OF others To be found in their Catalogue.
The proprieiors have made large additioss tho
present season Of Fruit, Ornamental and fores,
Trees, Shrubs asd Flowers among which are some
VI the most rare and beautiful varieties of the Moss
Rose. selected from ibs most celebraiod GsrdoDs IN
Europe
They bave grea, variety Of the mos, desirable
Plants for Ornamental or permanent Hedges. among
Vhcharc the Bucklborn Rdmnus CathnnoEs) Haw.
'orn'. Washington Thorns. Cockspur 1borIs. tn.
housand Of the celebrated Usage Ornnga Moetura
very beautiful plant the .eaves valuable for the
sedIng 81 silk worms, OF which the worms very
ond
Catalogues furnished gratis, on application 10
;HAkLEs n. TILLEN, OF Newport. where
my information IN regard to Trees may be Obtained
so orders Tor Trees and Plants. may he left. Cat
logues n,a,led To any part Of ihe Union. when 70.
nesied. The Trees and plants will be delivered IN
ny part OF the city of Providence. roc OF expense
FERDINAND POTTER & co.
Botanic Garden, September 2oth 1889,
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AUCTIONS.
By ". HALL, AUCT'NR.
ON SATURDAY. Nexf
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, s. c. TIvERTos, Oct. 30th, 1889.
nY virine OF an Execution issued Out or the
- Court OF Common Pleas for the county OF
Newport, MAY Term. 1889, and 10 me delivered. |
will sell at Public Auction the premises iB Tv-
erion to the highest bidder. on TUESDAY, No
vember 26h, 1889. at | o'clock, p. M. TO satisfy
said Execution.
All the right. title and interest, that Joseph Cory
Of sand Tiverton. Mariner, had on the sth day Of
September, 1898, at o'clock, P. M. (when at
to certain tract of land living and being IN said
Tiverlon, and bounded as follows, viz, Norlheriy
partly on land of William Almy. and partly on
land sci of as dover to Deborah Almy, Eas,ery
en the Highway Southerly IN land Of Patience
Cory, Westerly, partly on land Of said Patience
and partly on the Bay OF River
Conditions at time and place Of sale.
GEORGE ROWLAND. Dep. Sheriff
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FOR NEW YORK.
FARE-S4.-Deck 50.
LEAVES FROM LONG WHARF.

The steamboat JOHN
a N w. RICHMOND, Capt
yy11es2MunN NATHAN CHILD, will leays
Providence FOR New York
TOMORROW. (Thurday) Oct. 3ist, at 6 O..
clock. and Newport at O'Clock, p. NJ.
The regular days for the J. w r. to leave Prov
dence unuI further notice will be MONDAYS. and
THURSDAYS and New York Wednesdays and Satur
days.
..'Freight taken at 6 cents per cubic foot.
Oct %
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In
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY. Oct a4th.
Sch'rs volaut. Carlhell, from Cherryfvld for
New Work. Orator, Hawkins, from New York
for Wareham.
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~ANTED-By the Subscriber quantity Of
" potatoes and onions, for which cash will
be given, at fair price. Enquire Of
JONATHAN Il. ALMf
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POtter's Botanic Garden & Nurseries,
CRANST0N. RI,

THIS establishment is prepared TO
3 supply orders To any extent desired. .
J Frui, and Ornamental Trees, Shruhs,
Roses. Bulbous aud Tuberous rooted
Dl..... d. lks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
Edmund Ruffin, Esq,

IdtfGT o. me l"m's "2.s','
We are much gratiiicd 10 learn that tins Justly ds';n
,,shcd and able arrculturist will probably VISIT thS
lac durinr the session of tn" Agricultural Con'cn-
ion His presence cannot fail 10 BE- gratifying to ih''
bodv and his able and experienced COUNSEL OF gIc"'
vaInc 10 lis members We feel assured, that ir WI D"
,..lcor,cd IN manner commensurate w.ih hs @.e'.,
nlr worth and services and hope he may be induced
~ I;vrr a course of lectures on his !avnritc scHhSt'
lie has doubtless donc more for the grcai cause !" VINE"
tha, Convention will be devoted than any other '!-
v;dual in Tie country: and the s:ngu"ry disnirr's-
ed unljrin~ and undcsparng devotion Il" has rt'i-
s,.d toward it, amid inuumcrabc obstacles, entire
L. regardless Of self and the general, aston'siin =
and incidentally beneficial reform and improvement
hp has effected in Virginia, and is still promoting over
the whole, country especially the Souih:-I'iStI: en-
file him to rank among the great public h"nci1c-
tors Of The ace. Such man Is OF more real W"tl
and public benefit than thousands OF even able Pn
;c;aus: and if he ronId BE- tiaccd to remove, WIN
his incsmal. periodical, t. our Sat", TIC C"n'c,-
,;on The LEGISLATURE and the People could scarcely 90
,,n ,nuch 10 effect IT, We feel assured that nchcrc "G"
veil adop any measure Of greater public utility ~ ms
time. and though we doubt that II could be cnS''d
AGAINST his many and strong ii"s 10 N'rg'nia i' COZ"
>,!,rin the position, NOR" central TO thr S""., al"
Therefore prrhnpS Offering wider field Tor his 'a"ES
:, i mrbaps pusshlc and worthy Of the attempt ~
my rat, he might probably he induced 10 make ''cn
lI,.al and Agricultural Survey of III" Stale, which
w1ul,! Of itself be- Of immense public benefit.
rCoiamiin S3Hfh C0roii"i,a.
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IE,.a, tsr .Sa,arHi U.riiY .j"r"riisrr, Nor. 49,
f,,innixnfi0n Mentinu.

rh friends If The. Colonization ca;;sr viii be .rraii-
fed 10 see, bv notice in another c'lann, iihi hf
E1,Ior CGf>soN of Philadelphia, the early and tr!c-
rolrn, advocate Of the enterprise, will deliver M ID
dress on the subject III this city Tomorrow evening"
Nr Cr,sson las recently visited many portions ol or
country and ilas been favored with distinguished sue
CESS in a:ivancin. the objects "i ms niss":' nr '-
dtrS:and IL, designs, At this place merely '"H"'d i''
.rrru; advantages to In" cause ARISING RON
cal and business intercourse with Ia" '"l"iiISiE ana
,l,orrl them with the natives, tending to diTiS'
ar,our them knowledge and religion. ;v'th thc arts :"
civilization and peace, and all their attend ig .",S 40
thus clcvaiing Tie coorcd race III the seal" 81 Sc."y
and erecting them. On the land Of their iathrs,) NJ
an cntcrprsinm and intelligent nation, fitted to cont
mand the confidence and respect of mankind
II is we'll known that Mr.. CrcsSon is by profession a
merchant having in past years, been extensively en-
oaocd in commercial pursuits HIS remarks Will there
fore be of practical character communicated with all
the advantages which his general intelligence, ana per
s,nal knowledge 50 well qualify him 10 rinrart. Ills
visit afforded Us favorable opportunity therefore 10 be-
come well informed concerning tn" commercial n!H'
cucr and advantages thu enterprise, winch =! more
proplo,is season. may, perhaps, open To our m.u'ac
tories II new SOURCE If profitable trade SrEicH III
the course Of business 10 a considerable amount have
in fact already been made from this city, ana rcmcm-
Der to have seen, within irw months a large invoice
of hat boxes III front of al largest houses, dit
re tea to LIBERIA
There arc uncrring Indications that the cause is all
vancrg throughout the country. \ paragraph IN the
Frankfort (ky1 Commonwealth, received this morning,
iust meets our cvc stating that expedition Of
grants 10 Liberia leave that place '"-m"rrow, travel
linz BIZ land to Noriik where the ship alu6a awaits
their arrival The Rev George y. Fa=g VIII accom-
psny the expedition and continue with II 10 Liberia.
We understand that Gov. Pennington vii p:cSd" to-
morrow evening.
rAlr Crcssnn has rctnrrcd 10 This city after alb
scncc of four months spcn. in New York and the New
England States ahorng 10 advocate the cause Of colo
nzaom. We understand that he has succeeded, be-
vond his expectations in removing mlSapprchcnsIon,
and convincing large number Of the citizens of tho
States that he ha; visited of the vast importance q" the
African Colonies i'll their hearing on the commercial IN
lrrcss of the United States, well the cause Of
humanity and religion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

FrfdCrChSbHFr .irSHd.j
We find the following in the Alexandria Gazette
1t shows very strongly the necessity Of power being
lodged omewhcrr fix the rates of Mail transporta
ton on Railroads, III the Department and the Com.
pancs cannot, as III the present instance, agree TIE
Baltimore and Philadelphia Company has shown the
most unaccommodatng spirit, and refuses a
night lran for the conveyance of the Nail, except for
an cxorhtant compensation. The consequence is that
the great Southern Mail detained in Philadelphia or
hours. We Glad 10 observe that the Postmaster
General has determined 10 put the haii, next year. on
the Railroad line through York This is somewhat cir
cuitous: but 30 or Al miles Railroad are nothing,
and the Mail WILL notwithstanding this d,tour, reach
Washington hours earlier than ii now does
The MAIL.-Thc arrangement for cypcdtnr the
mail from New York 10 Washington, which it has been
the effort of the Post Office Department to effect has
entirely failed At present. the great Southern mail
leaves New York at O'Clock, r. NJ, and arrives at
Philadelphia IL clock, same night, where il is detain-
cd till clock the next morning. The Postmaster
General offered the Philadelphia and Baltimore Rail
road Company an ample and liberal compensation to
forward the mail from Philadelphia without DELAY: and
a committee from the company have had a conference
with him. and positively rejected the proposal. They
requested to reduce their 70 writing and
were, at the time, assured that they would not
have the contract for the coming year 1t the deter
mInaon OF the Postmaster General to forward the mail
TO Philadelphia by the York route. BY this means the
New York mail will still arrive al Washington an hour
earlier than AT present. and time will be afforded
for the distribution there But the laudabe effort Of
the Department to give an additional expedition of
many hours to the mail on the whole of the main route
from New York TO the Southern ces has been defeated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
.M.lrIfEnS .lC.akE.[i.

EE Trustees OF the Mathews Academy have elected a- IN
suctO for tho ensuing Branch Archer Saunders, Esq
the Professors Richmond City ACADEMY 49,
Principal, and VIII ans Prior Esq. glo lately engaged ~ me
Richmond Academy Assistant Instructor Eoil these gentle
have high regulations Teachers and from their lon. ex
instruction. and the advantages they have derived oh
employed IN the largest Academy tins state einiheht Na
them perform the duties required such manner az I" ~ DC
conducive TO The usefulness and prosperity OF Inc inuon
Trustees do hesitate recommend this Institution 10 Inc people
o lower Virginia. possessing. advantages inferior to no cadem
in the State 1t iuaicdin healthy region with able
accessible wAie packets regularly ~ the WIN
ter the summer months between this place and
Norfolk Richmond Baltimore aud is but short walk from
andn. 3cadcmy-und lastly, there no Institution %
cheap in the rates of board and tuition.
II deemed brlnch OF eath's ha1
be All the the English language uu"!
,ausht Academies together with the Latin and Greek
will be taught this Institution. VIII qua s ne stuaeh
Ia enter college engage IN the usual asucaons o me-
The follows.
Beard lodging washing OF i've months SJ w
Tuition in the English branches, Except Mathematics, per
session, WV
Mathematics, ~ ~
Latin and Greek Languages. 10 Oh
are paid advance and student
will be for than the session. VIII any detuc
tious BIO made for my cause except sickness.
The will the 10Th OF January and ter
18th The second will begin the 10Th
OF July and IN 18th OF December
By order Of the Board of Trustees W. SiULIlCE, Prest
Reference may made the qualifications OF the nsrur
tors Wyndham Robertson ESQ., Thomas Rtche Esq General
Bernard Peyon Rev Or Empie Professor Maupn OF kchmon
Professor Rogers Univeuity Of Virginia. John Tye Esq, Will
liamsburr and Professor Dew, William and Mary, -
&Qy22 as-ia
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.NLnuntnn L.nlr NcROOI.


EVE Subscribers school f,r he inucton Of young
The study of tie law will open the first day OF De'et
and eIoc The ff. day April following liz plan Of a.
.truc,ion will coDsis, tic Of approved text books -
for Tho pcrusa and study Of the eaEner-prc' cion
xiih ,naons OF tcxt-uily or Tn weekly
tho sachcr and occasionally original lectures on particular
III Tex, books viii be, Blackstone Commentaries Cm -
linn IS h Eaon Fields aEnysis,} Ciuse'' Digest,
pleading t sulumc Of Stakic Evidence, Francis
c4ui.y and fuckers Commentaries. such - pHPos
InuI III ,nesc text books "slecii
nI,r.sione with Fields Analysts, tuI-cs Dge
,ltfrl by Iu 'ge Iona three volumes l. pc"tr'" "
,,l and OF this an ample Buuh" Of copies. together WIN
fsy Of Tho other be ohiaincd here Though a.
design OF the Subscribers p,n he 20 impnti elementary
those sufficiently advanced N te stul- 70.
be- sufficiently ndoctrinaed ~ The heofy o. IN
caIics 10 commence tho study of The practice WI" pe
the abs,ruse useful learning Of special peaH!h@ "a Law
r the n,accc embracing. the Of procedure 10
AMI equity and the department Of coUveyaneins
,yonld comment SiauHon place hshy 9hs,u ,ssdy
oy,,e on the score society The sound noa tori
hpb, or NJ czers-he ssluhrity "t it, mato m Zoo sf0
80, Tho lea. the cheapness Of III living subscfor
,ay,hIe in advance Those who purpose ai.endIn
10 signify their inten,ion by letter BY NE ioh OF 9ngpsoS
2l-if
Stanton, July 10,
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a., manufactured under his own personal direction in
this city, as presented and unfoded by order Of Con-
rrcss in its hall. displayed splendid evidence of Amc-
Tcan skill and material The Hon. G D. Wall OF y.
Jersey Calvin Blythe. Jonathan Roberts, Edmund iu'I
III Nm G R;yrs and other distinguished citizens "i
az and ,,n rrichEorinm States also among rs ice
prcscnls, while tie board Of directors pTrsc't ~
rrr nc taIcn, and intelligence W." public spirit
rom whose laEor= much r.ay b" safely anticipated.
The Association will meet again TINS tna'"I"Il
o,an;rr =, Eyauss in George street. above 9Th, u
o'clock when all who feel an interest IN the matter are
80. "A "a attend -PbiinI Sentinel.
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zIENAl.l: SI.M0oLl.e .-.c,..l. l.o: oDonl - orcn

5;ENhiE STuOUiTae an9.rbrr, N-n. about "or"n il"
mae h. family. uUtsf iac snpciint ".anr p n'I--
Elizabeth g. 1lusUn. l"urg !Hdy Of igh n'h'a ions nom "
IN r>p,cuc .ul trraum,us "Hc 'w additional
.n, r,tefs, SO. companions Tor ~ daughters.
Tr r.rr-.u 80 h" corrur! 10 ipgish branches nn
, rh mos, thorough irUe.tou viii b. gwen ofhog"fh,
fcair. writing. arithmetic, arn' and pfHe"hl """stnp! VIZ"
the .. ;he gnts, grammar, rhetoric competition ""N
ptt'.a,.I,. history ~. -.
H.. rrrc scboIc term for ton months val 49, 10"
board washUs boarding an" is"' only Soo ' " ~
yca,ly III advance. .. -. a., ,,,o mi
Pacan noI guardians, mho may conGir pupils 10 III" care
m family may agsufsI. tia, hey VII receive stntt p'h''
and that al be spared 10 advance ad ht"''
,c n exercise. III" school VIII c"mncncr on the i' or!
r 17T ~; and those wir, 20 enter, are iE'ich 10 "hc
only annie ,,inn number 81 prnis wal be limited 20
Ms .rnre situated seven trtcs S"hhs"t't 81 's"E'
our ~ s"" JAMES NEWMAN.
h'u'"'' SIT
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zyAsHiyGT0y HENRY ACADEMY This Institution

SNAsHISGTuN HENRY ACAD"MY.-This Institution i
located in the couny Of Hanover ~ retired aud hcahh!
has been under the supnrDiend
the dur:a. which tine lie has been much en-
cou, and craily paogl.cd. tie hopes that the
on plil the children his care the
tending his forts vii! procure for him increased patronage
Tho .rhola year. consisting of months will
the 18th January AMI emf the 18th day Of December
folio. ing OF month in the Pupils '"@
at will be received for shorter TINE than
five No deduction will be made account OF absence
| exc cent n Of proiracted sickness.
desirable that persons wishing to send children 10 tbs nsti-
tuition should make application before the first OF January
taught this Institution The Latin Language and those
constitute plain ard useful education
Tom-For board and tuition S25S25 10 be paid IN ndsance
Letters addressed the subscriber, and directed TO Richmond
City, will receive prompt attention. j. VI heksHLiE.
Nov So-H49
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:. following SpIritcd version n' oi'' - - -
nrr indebted L. y hand that nhia"'h@'! ''"' :"
" FALLING STARS.
Sheoherd, say'~t thou that star
Rules our DAYS, and gems the SKIES
yes my child, but in her vel,
S,uhi coucrals II from our eyes.
ch.nLcrd. they say thai 10 thy S'"lI'
The secret ri yon heaven l. clear,
N-bat i, then that star 81 bright
Whirh flies, and flies TO disappear:
uv child. n man has passed.away,
liz star has shed lis parting ray
lie, amid joyous tfrong,
Pledged the wine-cup and the song;
uanny. he has closed his eyes
By the wine To him 50 dear,
yet another star that flies,
Tha, flies, and lilies 10 disappear:
NJ child, how pure and bra'IiiinE
4 gentle girl hath fled Ia heaven,
II,nny. and in love most true,
To The lendcrcst lover gwen.
Flower. crown her maiden brow,
Uymcn's altar Il her bier;
Yet another star that hIes,
That flies, and fiies Ia disappear
Child thr rapid star h"h"ld
ofa great lord newly born;
Lined with purple aud win GOA
The empty cradle whence h"'S gone
Ey'n now, the tide of batteries
Had alrn"Si reached ms infant 'hi'
Yet another star that flies,
Tina, flies, and HES Ia disappear
Nv child, what lightning Hash Is that.
4 favoritr iIa- sought rrpo-e,
W.ho thought himself supremacy great,
When his laughter mocked our M"'~.
They his image now drSpisr,
Who once worShipprd him III fear,
Vet anulhrr star that Hes,
That flies, and flies 10 disappear.
Nv son, what sorrow must be our:
4 generous patrons eyes are dam;
Indulgence from Others CLEANS,
But she harvested on hun.
This very eve, with tears and s'sii',
The wreichcd 10 hiS r"ni ara" near,
Vet another star that flies,
That flies, and dies u disappear
A mighty monarch's star Is dark
Boy. preserve thy purity;
Nor let men thy star remark,
For it, size, or bril!ancy.
W.r, thou bright but II their eyes,
They would say when death = near:
AT is but a star that ticS,
"ThaI ics, and HES Ia disappear
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NOYiCE-Yo all mhom 1t m0y eoacs5n.

az Srnay JAS 2i our -'0c n"ai ~" GA Hafsn'; wa
90 entered y one, ~" tfukr open Cuf i'rNk hnl
Ok rIclt Az. Hge lurd"d collars )" O'.' %
specie Amoa. tie notes "t" The following: ihi'' rH,' w
W. a or iir state Bank Of po fcsr OF Nor'h caoHn'
orc tea the Ehah ol "fG"'-'r "a' m' oo' ny
notes h"sfprnkc and Ohio Canal Company OF e
denomination . an4 three dollars.
One Note ngnabIc and yabe at tho BANK OF virginia,
crd in favor r. Hill Co.. by Jno g. Wade nnd dated on e
9th ,ay Of June 1890 40. AMI able ~ days n'" ua'e
Also $3.50 Scrip by the james River and kHnh"hh ,oPay'
amor- which the following the "y numbers ccoeC''"
They denomination of S, letter a. Pds'oc ~ A"H