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NPRElGN.

T,IlE uronfieiors of The ALUM sPElNes'
i grateful FOR the encouragement wliirh they nave
,ceeyrd in former YEATS notwithstanding the IN
finished state OF then improvements. inlarm tue
pblic that their Improvements are now so Tar com
prt.d that they are prepared Ia afford comfortable
recommendations TO from one hundred 10 one hun
Jred ard twenty boarders. The Alum Springs are
in RocLbridee county, Va. on The road from Lex
ineion 10 the Warm Springs, seventeen miles nom
The former and twenty from the latter place. There
ia , pood turnpike road across tire mountain. Good
hacks can be procured in Lexington on moderate
terms TO convey stage passengers TO aud from these
springs.
These waters for the time they have been IN use,
have been more celebrated than any mineral waters
in VIRGINIA for the of dyspepsia, chronic DIS
eases of the stomach and liver. chronic diseases IN
general, aud all kinds of cuianeous diseases. They
are said TO be peculiarly eficacious IN the cure OF ic
male complaints
Several inyeteratc cases of scrofua have been en-
tifely cured By the use of these waters, and we be
Ieye that n6be have used them for any length OF
lime without deriving great benefit in this hitherto al
most incufabe disease. Certificates 10 this effect
would have been published in connection with this
statement, bad we moi understood that Dr. Goode,
Of the Hot Springs was preparing for publication
his opinion of the effects othese waters in the cure
ofihis disease, and had made application TO Mrs.
Dickinson. of Milborbngh springs, for her cer6'
cate to accompany his publication.
J. K A. II. CAMPBELL.
hlnm Sprnhs
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.HEDEC.fi COEEEGE,
I'm gsictltuonl. Xiryinip

rINllE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
L ical Dcpa,rmen, of llampden Sydney College,
N Richmond, will commence On MONDAY October
2lsi, 1889, and continue untl the last Of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. VI. d. Professor Of Sulgcry
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. d. Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine,
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l., w CllANBERLAYNE, NJ. ID. Professor OF
Malctia Medica and Therapeutics
K. l.. BOllANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Obstetrics
aud the Diseases of Women and Children
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D. Professor of Chem.
isry aud Pharmacy.
The College lnhimaly, attached to the College
Building. has been IN successful operation for the
last eigh months, and furnishes constantly a num-
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases-,o
whicl, the Student has access nj all hours.
The College lnifmaty, iogelEer with the Aims
House. Pencntin, and Atmory, (Which are under
the charge OF Two OF the Prolessors) will afford the
Student opportunity of witnessing the various dis
eases incident 10 a Southern climate. The abundance
oil materials FOR Anatomical purposes and the reduced
nnce al which theyare srnshed viii enable the Stu,
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge Of the .no,o.
my CT the human body, aud the use Of Surgical In
strunenis.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures from
the number OF Surgical Cases admitted Into the
lnlirmary, the Professor of Surgery was enabled TO
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important Sur
gcal operations upon the iiring subject; and from
the Increasing popularity Of the lnfrmary, there is
reason to believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
IN the House, will greatly increase.
Good boarding, including fuel, lights servants
attendance, Nc can be oblaiued in this city for tcur
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that a full Course OF
Lectures III this Institution will be received as e.
quivalen 10 one IN the following Medical Schools
University OF pennsy lvanIa Jefferson Medical Col.
lege oiPhiIadelphia; Medical College Of the State
OF South Carolina; Trannsyvana University, Lex,
'neton, ny; University of Maryland &c. &c.
Tue Professor OF Anatomy will open the Dissect
ing Rooms fthe College ON the first Of October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May % GIN
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DISCOUNT DAYS
NOTICE.

fVNIlE subscribers Wool carding Machine, will
l. be in full operation by the OH day OF the pre-
sent month. Ounce The Machine is entirely new,
made By the skiIful Workman Mr. Robert NJ. Clay =
tor, WHO has been in the practice of making them
for the last 20 Yeas, and pledges himself 10 keep It
first rate order
The terms for cardng will be cents per pound, the
owner OF the wool to furnish one pound of grease for
every Il pounds of wohl. The Machine will be sit
uated on Black water, miles from Lynchburg. on
The Forest Road the mill formerly owned by Mrs.
Tale. pledge myseflo use every exerIion III max.
ing frsirare Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine. Persons desIr0us to send W DOL my Mill,
are informed that fIhcy will leave the same at the
Stores of Messrs. Mckinney x Mosby or Brown q
Cross, will cause the same my expense TO
be carried 10 the Mill cardcd and brought again for
delivery in the form Of Rolls. shall also keep con-
staidly at the same places, a supply Of WOOL
ROL LIS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made TO give satisfaction.
TANDY H. Kidd.
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LyMchbars S0tss.ys lsu,,I.


RiE Lynchburs savings RaN
Il continues 10 receive Dcposites. Al ,h. 80, ~
ing rates, viz. ' 'oilon
? or all sums oil current money of S. in a..
ana upwards, per centum per annu, r"'onh'
''''e no. exceeding II months; and if the sn, a"y
malna longer period Than II months. "A naa '' re-
ln'n per annum. which are higher r,,, cen.
interest than are paid by any othc.,.o
stiiution in Lynchb,,rg. IN.
Denositors may rely upon the security for ,ho..
'ufn OF their Deposes, being unquesoiaby
sble. iesPon-
discount Days every Thursday, al O'clock. =. N
DIHECTORN.
Ven. ~, u, " 'i''ams' A. e. Elliott,
w. p. Bryant, Jas e. U,n,
Geo. Bagby A. Einnisr
~ - n .' Wn. NJ Davis,
c. Mclyer, ! e SLan1,.c
OFFICERS.
JElU WILLIAMS. Prcside,,
w. Z. BRYANT, Treasurer.
~, GEO. BAGBY Secretary.
w. 20 LAT Is
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The following shori sentence OF advice by W".
Penn should he kept in mind BY all young persons
aho are THINK ing Of mattmony :-Nerer marry 6nf
for lore-bnt see hoa Tore 'cidt rs touefg.
TIE Effects Of .Steam.-lt is sand lha, person can
now ga from New York 10 Jerusalem IN thirty
three DAYS, From the forme, cty TO Bristol. En-
Gland. in ihirleen from there TO NH in fur
and In one more 10 the sacred ciiy. Phiiad. Ing.
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Female school.

fINllE subscriber proposes nj the commencement
] Of his nrxt Session. which will be on Monday,
the irsi Of July ncxi. receiving mo his School none
but FEMALE PUPILS. which he designs con-
tnnine. should the patronage received, justify IT.
HIS course will be comprehensive and thorough, and
will embrace all the branches OF Education which
are taught in other Female Schools in tins place.
Terms, per session Of five months;
Isl Gdss-SpeIIine, Reading and VII
ting. Sl2 %
end Gdss-E elish Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic and History, ID 90
3rd Cid5s-Lain, Greek and French
Languages, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and Astronomy 90 90
Paper Ink &C. (ifurnished0 rs
Payment to be mate IN adrapce. Pupils will be
received any time, though not Tor shorter period
lan session from til. time oil reception. A yaca-
ton OF several weeks viii he given IN the month OF
August Al the end OF each session there will be IA
public examination.
SAM'L. ID. TOMPklNS.
June : CIV
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POLITICAL.
RarrI.E LAMENT.


For The Rev. Dr. Fisk, President OF The Wesi
Seminary. Middlctown, Connecticut.
BY JOHN \. N,frir.
FAftsS--on Zien's battle hil,
A soldier OF reaoen,
Armed IN Ire raneply Of God,
IN conflict eioFen down.
lis heliaet en- his arnour bright.
Ills cheek uulilanchc,I vi nh fear.--
While round his bead thcrr CLEANED light
His diving hour to cheer.
FaLlkS--wlc cheering with his voice
The sacramento host,
Nth banners floating the air
Death ioand him at his post
In LIES high prime the warfare closed,
Bat ne, ingIeriously.
lie fell beyond the onter wall,
And shouted victor,
Fairrs-a holy man Of God.
An israehte indeed,
standard bcsn'r Of the cross,
Mighty in word aud deed
4 n.as.er-spnit III the age,
bright and burning light,
Whose trams across the armament
Scatter the clouds OF night.
faILrs--as sets the sun atese,
To rise in splendor where
His kindred urninar ies shine.
Their heaven Of bliss TO share
beyond the stormy battle field
lie rrieas and ,namphs now,
Sweeping harp Of wondroas song,
With glory en- his brow
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NFAR LEXINGTON, May u, $50
Messrs. J. & A. Campbell Having for several
seasons visited your justly celebrated springs. and
having uniformly derived much advantage from the
use OF the water, checriully add my testimony 10
its virtues both that other individuals may profit
have done by the ofthe water and that YOU may
in some measure be rewarded for the expensive I'M
provcmcnis and excellent accommodations you have
made and provided. My Diseases chronic liver af-
fiction, accompanied with cough and dyspepsia
The water uniformly appeals TO The liver with gen
tie action on the bowels improves appetite and d.
gestioni and produces general tonic effect on the
whole system. feel well satisfied that am ndebI-
ed TO large extent the virtue Of the Alum Spring
for considerable portion Of the health and comfort
have enjoyed since tried its efficacy This state
menl is al your disposal.
Respectfully A. ID. METCALF.
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GERTFFEC.9TES.

From tie Rev Henry Kullner, D., President OF
Washington College.
LExiNGror, May "a. 1889
have been requested To certify my experience Of
the sanlafy effects Of the Alum Spring water. |
have repeatedly used II, and besides the good effects
upon my general health, found it peculiarly eica-
rious in dispeilng cuiancous ernplons, and promo
ting a healthy action Of the skin. No other med-
cine that used, had go remarkable virtue in
This respect. HENRY RUFFNER.
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= Fake care Of the cents and the Dollars
VIII take care Ofthcnsciyes..
HERsEY.
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.fPET.zL $1,000.

w receive Deposiies Of all money current in
w tile State. and issue certificates binding full,
and ehecfualy all the property and funds Of the In
stitutIon. for the payment thereof, within ten day.
notice. with interest thereon from time Of deposite
I'LL paid AT the rate Of per cenlum per annum, fol
all which shall have been deposiIe for les.
than one year; and 81 per. cent. per annum, Tor al
SUI which shall remain over year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday half past eight o'clock p. NJ.
at the office over The store Of Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, ]. B. Renwick,
G. Mclvp, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. kinnicr. Tho's. o. Acrcc,
j. J. Salnons, c. Phelps.
Tden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlakc, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II is
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] lIne Is
TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.

n Saturday, the 9Th day of July next, At the
W Court House of Montgomery County. contracts
will be made for the clearing and opening Of three
sections, (nf five miles cach) Of the Lafayette and
lncles's Ferry Turnpike commencing al the town
of Lafayette
Bs order Of The Board,
Il. d. MONTAGUE, Secretary.
June l3 ,}w
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IRON FOUNDRY.

M McCLANAHAN & McNAMEE wou'a
w respectfully make known TO the puollc ia"
they have commenced the above business in Ltn
burg, in the Old Theatre, on the 2nd street, aoo'o
Main street Machinery and Mill Gearing Of every
description and wcg h will be executed IN Inc hc".
est manner and at the shortest noiice Pois oFeht
Biscuit Bakers Skilles and Lids, Of all Sizes Ana"
rons, Stoves, Wagon Boxes, Gudseons' o. o.
Mould Boards, Of the McCormick patterns ana o''''
ers l2 different sizes Bills will re flled, IL r'qn
ed with any all OF the above named articles no'
the smallest Ia The largest sizes. We will also heep
them constantly on hand for sale, by the ton OF y:
the piece We will give liberal prices IN Casn"7
for all the old Iron thai may be brought 10 the pl''
If it IS not too thick TO be broken into small pieces
May 90 WIS
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A. ID. METCALF.
tExIxoro.. juno G. 1880.

LExINGTo-, June G. 1889.
do hereby certify that about the lsi January
1873, my nle boy then about four months old
had an eruption on his head and face, which is gene
rally called MIX Rash II very troublesome ard
continued 10 grown worse, spreading over the upper
part OF his face. ] used the prescriptions of one or
two practising Physicians for several months without
any visible relief. About The lst Of May, ] com
mcnccd the use of the Alum Spring water. chiefly
by outward applications, when The disease immedi-
a,ely beeanto give way, and in very short time was
entirely cured, without any ncouycniences following
after, and the boy has continued well ever since
JNO. +. CARUTllERS.
June II vim
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June ID
James River and AaraaWlla Com.
pany.

Notice 10 delinquent Stockholders.
4 I IA stated Monrhly Meeting of tie President
A and Directors OF the James River and kanaw
ma Co, held in the City of Richmond on Tuesday,
18th May, 1892
Resolved, That notice be given to the delinquent
stockholders OF the corr any that in The amounts
due from them respectively, be not paid, or secured
IN manner satisfactory 10 the Doard, previous 10
the list day of August next, their stocks will mme-
iately thereafter be advertised for sale pursuant TO
the provisions of the Charter.
Resolved, That all Stockholders having accounts
against tile Company, and who are in arrears. be
and they are hereby requested TO send their
claims To the Secretary for settlement at the July
meeting of the Board, and that in case of failure
to do so on their pant the existence OF their claims
will not exempt them from the operation OF the
foregoing resolution.
Resolved that for the purpose Of giving the notice
above directed, Tie Secretary cause the foregoing
resolutions 10 be published in the newspapers IN
Richmond. Charlottesville, Lynehburg, Lexington,
tincaslle, Lcwisburg and Charleston, tkauawha)
until thelst August
BY order of the President and Directors
w. b. CHlTTENDEN Secretary
may " ia
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once OF the Eank Of Va. at Lynchbury,

10Th June, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given, tha, IA book for sub
scriponsto the additional Stock of the Bank
oil Virginia authorized by the late acts OF the Gen
era' Assembly OF this Commonwealth is now open at
this Office.
The terms upon which the subscriptions are to be
made FOR every share subscribed, twenty five
dollars mnst be paid with interest thereon from the
3d instant when the Commonwealth subscribed and
para Tor three thousand TWO hundred and fifty shares
an" seveniy-hse dollars, in three equal install
ments OF two, tour and six months thereafter with
interest from the same period
+. SYDNOR, Cashier.
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SCHOOL Nv LIBERTY.

SSAOOE R.S AaESLE( II y.
TllE second session of the subscribers School,
L will begin on Tuesday, the Attn OF June, and
close on Friday, the LIST Of November. The course
of instruction will be liberal, including all the bran
ches OF a thorough English aud Classical Educa-
ton. Pupils may enter at any time, and pay from,
the time OF entrance to the end of the session.
TERMS,
Per session Of five months, payable at the close OF
the term:
Tuition in Orlhosraphy, Reading, Writing or
Arithmetic, So 00
English Grammar, Geography, History or
Composition, 10 90
Mathematics, Latin or Greek Language, Mo
raj aud Intellectual Philosophy, Logic or
Rhetoric, Is 90
sonable terms. Those wishing to enter should make
early application. J. G.. HAMMER.
May 20, 1889
The attention of,hc public is invited TO the fol.
lowing recommendation
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, College Hill, ID. c.. I
May 9th, 1889.
John G.. Hammer, A. b., graduated at this Insri-
tuition in October, 1888, having finished his Collie
gate studies with credit to himself.
Mr.. Hammer Is gentleman of great integrity oil
character, good talents and sound scholarship. lie
is, IN our judgment, will qualified to axe charge oil
an Academy in which the primary Classics, Mahe-
mates, and the different branches of an English
IuuS"'ioh are taught w Z IeeI cOnnuent tnat pa
rents who ,rus, the Education of their sons to him
will not be disappointed.
S. CHAPLIN, Prest.
WIN RUGGLES,
Professor Of Math. and Nat. Philosophy.
j. o. B. CHAPLIN,
Professors of The Greek and Latin Languages.
Reterences.-Col. A. Oey, Maj. VIM. Cook,
Rev. }. ID Mitchell, Rev. Jas. Leltwch, Rev. VIM.
Harris, w. l.. Goggin, w. NJ. Burwe, j. 4.
Wharton VIM Terry, Esqrs., DIR. S. Phillips and
Capt. q. A. Wing6ed, Liberty,
Liberty. May % WOW
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",
Of Law and Chanoery, continued and held for
Bedford coun'y,at the Court house, on the Sd day
of May, 1883:
William l.. oley and Rcavcs S. Scruggs,
Plaintiffs
against
William LeGiwioh, (B. H. aud John Lcfwich
Executors Of William LciIwich, decd, and Boyd
Miller, Defendants
IL CnANcEBY.
On motion fthe defendant William LcGwich,
Executor OF William Lcitwch. decd by counsel.
TO dissolve tic in Junction awarded the plaintiffs in
this cause CD the 9Th day of November, 1882. BY
the County Coat Of Bedlord.the court, without al this
time feeding upon the claim asserted by the plaintiffs
in their bill TO the slave Suky, doth for the present
oyer,ule said motion and doth order that the com
missioner OF this Court do take an account of the
administration of the estate Of the said William
Leiwich, deceased, and also the price at which said
slave, Al the time OF the division OF the slaves of the
said testator amongst his egatees was assigned or
allotted to The children of Mildred Otey, and maxi
report thereof to the count, with any matter special
stated, thought pertinent by himself, required
by The parties to be so staod-And the said commits
sioner is authorized to examine the parties in sol
cmn form upon interog aturles, touching the sub
jet matter of paid accounts-and liberty is reserved
TO the said defendant to repeat his motion upon the
coming in OF SAID report.
A Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, cLK
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Liberty, May 10, 1889. (
The parties in the above cause, will take notice
that shall, at my office, in this town, at the hour
OF ten O'Clock in the morning of Thursday, the 18th
day fully next commence the accounts directed by
the foregoing decree, winch Time and place they
required 10 attend, with their counts vouchers
witnesses and copies of count papers, prepared for ex-
animation and settlement. J. 4. WHARTON
June II w4w
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notice..
EFT al the Franklin Hotel by one Of the sa-
~ ges, Two or three months since.
A small yellow h:sir TRUNK,
Lock broken. lied with rope, and much worn, CON
tanning Ladies' wearing apparel, marked W LILLIAN
COLE, Wilmington About the same time,
dark drab Over Coat,
new, with black velvet coIai, and lined with brown
stuff. The owners can have them by proving prop
eriy and paying for this advertisement.
June l3 At
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Patent .Tre Neyres

-,,e., Patent .Tfe EYelres.
uSf RECEIVED, A NEW SUPPLY OF
- Ffeenans Patent Axe HelVes. :, GOOD ~.
licle for the sason. e'0N ~
ALSO.
m Store few boxes ORANGES and J.ENONS
~ good order, all Of @ich nil be sold lo,o for cash
"uo CHARLES PHELPS.
"A Apprentice is antod at tins OFFICE
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100 NcgYes Wanted.

WISH to purchase loo Ii Kelly NEGROES
Il OF both sexes, irou. 10 10 % wears Of ace per
sons having such property for sale, will do well to
Gallon me, as am willing 10 give the highest Cash
price gwen any where in the State. NJ. HART.
May IS ia
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE CLAMP OIL
= "a Jus' received " II. LATHAM
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~ OMs.f0in lime for Sale,

I'HE Subscriber has made arrangements to keep
constantly on hand a supply of MOUNTAIN
LINE OF the best. quality. Those wishing to
purchase can be supplied with any quantity BY APP.
plying at my Factory al the lower end OF main sireet
JOHN HOCkADAY.
jane 3 >,
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ENLOUR-A superorlo, Of good Mountain Flo,r
Il Tor sale by HUNT g. NtRrrN
Mayo ~
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OBJ PRINTING Executed at this oifice' WIN
EcItncss and despatch.
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\ N Apprentice is@aurcd at tins OFFICE
n Maybe is !,
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June II

NlRGlNlA, Ss--A Circuit Superior Count
' OF Law and Chanoery, continued and held for
B Bedford county, at the Court house, on the Sd day
of May 1889:
William 1T ley and Reeves :
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Is CnANCERY.

NlRGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
Circuit superior Court of Law and Chanccry for tie
county OF Amherst, on the LIST day of April 1889
Richard 5. Ellis, Plaintiff
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NINGlNlA-N rules held il the CLERKS Office of the
Circuit superior Cnnriu Law and Chncarv for the
county Of Amherst, the 9th da, OF May, 1889
William Mcdaniel, Plaintiff,
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William Leftwieh, %. H. aud John Lcfiwich
Executors OF William Lcitwch, decd, and BOYD
Miller, Defendants
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-02
lC0MMUNICATED.]

DIED-Near Monticello, at o'clock,
z. M. on the 18th uhimo, Maj. HARMON
M. RuNNELs. Maj. Runnels has been
for many years, citizen of this state, and
one OF The warmest, consistent Jefferso-
MAN Republicans Of his time.
He was man Of peculiar and some
what eccentric qualities, !" in war the
tiger pursued by the hunters spear, in
peace as mild as the unweaned lamb
Philanthropc, brave, and patriotic; lib
eral to fault, and immutable ia friend.
ship-he had his faults, yet, they were Of
the minor kind; but his virtues were such
as to eclipse them all, and make what
Pope calls " the noblest work Of God.n
He has left a numerous train Of friends
and relations TO mourn his loss--yet they
have the consolation OF rejecting that no
one who knew him, can pass his grave
without cxclaimlng there lies "an honest
man." *#