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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

Among The appointments made by the President OF
the T. 5 aad confirmed by the Senate, during the late
session of Congress- that David Porter (the Com
nodoe) to he Minister Resident OF the U. 5. near the
Ottoman PGrte.-.iGt Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-09

Bank Stock al .3uciiOn
ENILL he sold THURSDAY the 18th instant at u o'clock
the rofecouse 81 shares Of Virginia Bank Stock, and s.
shares the Farmers Bank oil Virginia. Terms cash.
March 1866 JAS H. LfNCH
n purchased the stock Of Goods held by T. e.
y Reed Co. ut their stand this place, the subscribers
under the firm JOEL. w. WOMACk CO., 10 keep
good and other articles, which they will
sell cash They respectfully solicit the
custom Of the old customers of the concrrn.
JOEL w. WOMACK,
THOMAS +. EENABLE.
Farmviilc, March ]. 1899. 96--w3w
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BS rules hrld in the clerks Office
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery f." the county
OF King William, Monday the ih OF March, the year ls
Thomas Jordan, Plaintiff:
against
John Roane Temple administrator OF John Roane
dec defendants.
The defendant John Roane having entered bis appearance
security according the Of Assembly and the ruies Of
this and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he no.
naban, this country ordered that the said defendant
do appear here the the next May term and
bill of the plaintiff of this order he forthwith
serted in published The city Richmond for
months successfully aud posted at the front door oil the
OF this county Copy este, w., 49,. . -
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"REMINISCENCES OF THE PRAIRIEs.

| have often been amused at the nervous
ness manifested by new corners with regard
to Rattlesnakes, Of which, sooth to say, our
praries are as prolific as they are of other
more useful and agreeable productions. They
are fast disappearing as the country settles,
and one Of their habits greatly facilitates their
destruction. They collect in the fall Of the
year in the clefts of the rocks all the snakes of
a neighborhood selecting the same spot for
hybernatng assembling in astonishing num-
bers. When one of their dens is discovered,
the people in the vicinity watch it in the spring,
which is the more easily done, as the scaly
inhabitants leave their winter quarters stimuli
taneously, two or three warm days in April
sufficing to empty the cave. The numbers
killed at such times is truly surprising. have
known three hundred rattlesnakes alone, be-
sides snakes Of other kinds, killed at one
place, and have heard Of much more extensive
slaughter. The sight Of piles Of these reptiles
blackening in the sun, though striking, is far
from being pleasant, and the whole affair,
taking into account the peculiar odor they
emit, is perhaps rather more than weak
stomach can venture upon. It is not much
to be wondered at, if, knowing all this, the
traveller should think he was truly in the re-
gion,
"Where at each step the stranger fears to wake
The rafting terrors Of the vengefu snake"
Many, in fact, is the anxious look he will cast
into the dark and tangled heritage, and often
will he spring with a convulsive start at the
song of the harmless grasshopper, or the chirp
Of the cricket, Stimulates to his fancy the
much-dreaded tocsin; and he marvels much
at the Indifference with which the settler
plunges into the thickets, or dashes through
the grass. 1t has been a matter of astonish-
ment, considering the numbers Of these snakes,
that SO few accidents happen from their bite.
That it is sufficiently venomous to produce
death, and sometimes very suddenly, has been
abundantly proved. Instances, in fact, are well
authenticated, where death has ensued in five
minutes.
In such cases, however, the system has
been excited, and the circulation quickened
by violent exercise, and the poison, moreover,
has penetrated vein. Such instances have
never fallen under my own observation; on
the contrary, ! have known several cases
which have yielded very readily to the proper
remedies. They never, from level ground,
strike higher than the knee, (thereby showing
disregard for the English archer's estimate OF
fair play, who "never counted him a man who
would strike beiop the knee,'') and ordinary
boots are an cfiectual protection.
Hogs are said to take an active part in their
destruction; Of this propensity have had no
evidence hut Of the capability Of the hog to
resist the effects Of their bite, can speak
from observations; for | saw one OF these AMI
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PooKs ON GEOLOGY. MINERALoGY. &e.--F

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THE OLD scHooLHousE.

Once in travelling, l observed an old build
ing, which appeared to be falling into ruins.
No smoke issued from its broken chimney.
No foot crossed it's grassgrowing threshold.
The easements were gone, and through their
vacant places, the winds whistled, and the
rains fell.
asked, "what is this building, which is
thus suffered TO decay I" They answered,
ga schoolhouse. But part Of its materials
have been used to build better one, in a
more convenient spot, for the village chill
dren."
SO paused there, little time, to mediate.
And | said to myself-what variety Of
scenes may have passed within these tottering
walls. Where are the teachers, who in years
gone by, sat in the chair Of state, and ruled,
and gave instructions.
In yonder corner, perhaps, was a low
bench, for the little ones coming their alpha
bet. Those little ones have grown up, grown
grey, and died. The babes whom they rocked
in the cradle, have shown the same tenderness
to their own babes. .One generation Passeth
away and another cometh." !,
Beneath these windows where that TRIM old
sycamore looked in with all ITS show oil green
leoves. waving and gossipng in The breeze OF
summer-I imagine a row of young girls,
with their sunny locks, knitting. sewing-or
listening with serious faces. while the mis-
,ress taught them what it was necessary for
them TO know, when they became women.
The SHOWS Of winter seem to spread
around. The frozen pond, in the rear Of the
schoolhouse, is covered with boys. The
clock strikes nine. They hasten to their
school. The narrow entry rings with the
jingle Of their skates, as they throw them
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POETRY.
From tie Louisville Public Advertiser.
WOMAN.

oh, woman truth and passion rear the throne
Where thou dost sit triumphant and alone;
Bright shapes of fiiful fancies throw
Prismaiic colors DER thy beauty's glow
Before thousand shrines Thy feelings burn,
As veslals wave their tapeIs DER the urn;
A seeming tickle nature of imbues
The color OF thy mind with rainbow hues,-
Yet, when awakened to some daring deed,
When grief and trials come, and nations bleed,
When fields OF blood re-echo shrieking cries,
And hopes lol e star, hath left The shrouded skies
lis then thy mighty heart shall fully prove,
The strength OF all thy consistency and love
Who longest fingers al the bed of death,
With kisses winning back the feeting breath.
Who longest at the chill lone tomb shall stay,
Pale sentinel DER cold and paler clay
Last at the cross and earliest al the grave"
oh, woman lis thy chosen hour TO save,
When manhood's naughty crest Is fallen low,
Shattered and broken by the stunning blow.
JOHN N. MArFir.
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