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Death of Commodore Steuens.-We learn from j..
National Intelligencer, the sudden and unes ps,,
death of Commodore Thomas Holdup Stevens. u
retired to bed on Wednesday night last, and b.s !
morning had been stricken from the land of the y
Commodore Stevens was n native of Charleston S.
Carolina, and entered the Navy in 1e05, at the earr
of fifteen. He distinguished himself in the va, !:
1919, and commanded one of the vessels in the brI,
victory of Perry, on Lake Erie. As mnn, says !,
Intelgencer, he was without reproach and, as an d
cer he was regarded of the brightest ornan,r.
of the Navy in peace as he had been one of its A.
gallant sons in war. Secretary Pauld;ng has crd4,|
the flags OF the Navy Yards and ships of the l. Slas
Navy to be hosted haIf.mast and thirteen guns l.
fred together with the other usual testimonials Of ;,
spect
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JUDGE FUCKERS LECTURE.

CORRESPONDENCE
JupaE IL. ST.. Gro. Tucker:
Dear Sir-The Committee on behalf Of the Library
Association embrace the earliest opportunity of express
ing to you their most unfegned thanks and warm ac-
Acknowledgements for the Lecture you delivered on the
evening of the 2oth inst. and they would feel them
selves censurable did they their best endeavors
to afford those who deprived the pleasure and salts
faction hearing you, perusa Of the Address They
therefore ask from you copy for the purpose Of publ
cation that the community may also know and feel the
interest you have manifested in their welfare and intel
lectual improvement.
Very respectfully, your
Most obedient Servants,
RO Fly. JENKINS,
ISAAC DAVENPORT,
SAMUEL REEVE,
SAMUEL +. ADIE,
C. J. RICHARDS,
S. SLADE.
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Jan. Goth, 1871.

Gentemcn-I have just received your note request
inc a copy of the address delivered on the evening OF
the 25th for publication; and, although am very con
scious that il contains nothing merting your obigng
appreciation or the consideration of the public, am
willing to omit anything which you may think calcu-
lated to promote the object of your andable institution
therefore hand you the manuscript TO dispose of al
your pleasure.
I have the honor to he,
With great respect,
Your obedeni serv't,
H. S. G. TUCKER.
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Public Sale of I;aluaJle Land, stock, &C.

INTENDING To discontinue the Farming business alto.,.
shall SELL public auction, the premises, on Tnedly
9th February next il fair If the next far day ierea
Tract Of Land in King William county, about nr, H.
Dabney's Ferry containing nearly five hundred Til. IL
lies in healthy and desirable ,ghborhood and has =
crllent Dwelling House, nearly new and all other nece>,
houses. portion of lies PamurSey river -
in fertility any land the There y lhcs ~ ri
large quantity Of first Mari. This Land produces rr,,
crops Of corn, wheat, &c, and has II abundance
for Keeping enclosed with good fences aud lo building pf
The subscriber deems IL unnecessary Ilr
description oil the Land, those who wish purchase u
course examine for themselves
Al the same time and place, shall sell my stock II .r
Cattle and Hogs, about 800 barrels Of torn. from " 10
pounds Blade Fodder, quantity Of Top Fodder, SGcA Sew
oats n parcel Of newly cured Bacon all hn.s
and kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils &c.
The terms the Land will be third payable II,
day of December next, aud the balance equal ANNA
saments be secured b. deed Of trust on the property of
title retained until the last men i made For t
prrty n credit months viii he for all uyr
dollars the purchasers give bonds with good
property delivered That sum- and under, cash WI h.
L. W. SATTEkWulrr
Ian
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4 MELIA AcADEMY.-Tie neat session Of This Int 'tt e
II January 2 and Close June arh. The nla.f
pupils will be limited, aud attention PAID I" them
qualify Them for entern. the classes " any Coll
versiy with credit 10 themselves and teacher
Terms per Of months, So. Board and 12,,
Bile in all cases IN advance
R,frrcncss.-Facuty University of Virginia. Tro< T. rta
ESD. William and Mary; Also VIM. = Archer
a neGhho and regularly attends and takes par
semi annual examinations Of The school.
WM. H. HARRISON
r. s.-Deet (pos, paid Elk Till Post oihee, Amelia.
Dec - 's-nfw
AarrI, Cousrr, Dec. 22nd, lsll
We the subscribers hereto having heard recently rpoi
judicial Ia the Mr. William H. ilarnI cf,.
tat he nrgrcts the Of order and
among his scholars Of JusiIce Inn
pablo 10 which school i rminery calculated 10 h.
10 SAY that heard oil but au,y
schoo-and that promptly rcpessed and properly pnn>.
We add neighhors and Intimate acIuainantc,
Harrison aud believe that disorders could exist va,r.
our know and further that Mr. arfsoH'- good
nd conduct afford the hes, gIauce hr In
those of pupils committed Ia his I,-- u
attended hi public examinations, have rrh r7' =
the proficiency of his scholars, Their atts'
viii, studies. and deep interest ~ mr.. ~ -f,
We these atrmcni-, without consultation Win - lA
with the sole correct ihl>r AMI injurious
(Signcd,l NN = ak'i
II. MEADE,
l.. 4. HARNlE,
II. /. MEADE
JNO. G.. SHELTOS. ana
WM. OLD, JG
Jan. 1.-wCr
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POETRY,
SOW THY SEED.

BIT r.
=, e ain I'M, norning SOW thy seed, and l
evening withhold not thy hand for thou knowest NOT
ii. prosper either this or that OF whether 'e' o0H
In the morning sow thy seed,
Nor at withhold thy hailu,
Who can tell which may succeed,
Or il both alike shall stand,
And a CoriOus harvest pta
To reward the sewers care.
In The morning SOW thy seed
In the morning of Thy YOUTH
Pronp, every generous deed,
Scatter wide the seeds of truth:
He whose may set al noon
Never can begin too soon!
Nor withhold thy willing hand
In The ev-ntide OF age,
Fen TO Iifc's last lingering sand,
In thy closing pilgrimage,
Seed may yet be sovn by thee
Sown for Immortality!
"By all waters, y be il known
Every where enrich the ground
Till the SOIL with tholns o'crgrown,
Shall with fruits and flowers abound;
Pregnant with sweet perfume,
Deckrd in Edens lovcliest bloom.
Sow il in the youthful mind;
Can you have farer field?
Be il but faith consigned,
Harvest, doubtless, il shall yield,
Fruits Of early pety,
All that God delights TO see
Sow il on the waters wide,
Where the seaman poughs the deep;
Then, with every flowing tide,
You the blessed fruit shall reap
And the thoughtess sailor prove
Trophy 10 the cause you love.
Sow il mid the crowded street
Lanes and alleys, dark and foul,
Where the teeming masses meet
Each with immortal SOUL
Sunk in deepest moral gloom,
Reckless Of the coming doom.
Sow il mid the haunt of vice
Scenes Of infamy and crime;
Suddenly may Paradise
Burst, as in the northern cline
SPRING with all its yerdant race,
Starts from Winters cold embrace.
Sow il with unsparimg hand,
IT Is the Kingdoms precious seed;
IT is the Masters command,
Aud His grace shall crown the decd
He hath said the precious grain
Never shall be SOW in vain
Long, indeed, beneath the clod,
IL may lie, forgot, unseen
Noxous weeds may clothe the Sod
Changing SEASONS intervene,
Summers heat and Winters FROST
Yet that seed shall meier be lost
But, AT length, it shall appear,
Rising up DER all the plain
'tFirst the blade and then the carr
Then the ripe, the golden grain;
JOYOUS reapers gladly come;
Angels shout the harvest home.
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y ISAWAY SLAvE-Commtrd 10 The jail Of Cab,ii county
II Virginia, tie lth day of August, 1910, tf
dark color, though not very black about feet or ncf @
good countcnance aged Is 10 years. lie had VIII I'm
oil black cloth pnntaoon-: pair striped cotton du ~
white roundahon wit visible marks on hs 4
himself Frederick and that liz bunnl H. y Is
kns Of Bedford comfy, Va and that he away a. y,
about weeks before lie unprecedented Tile II %
negro requested Ia forward, pay charges and ar M
away-ohcwise lie will be dealt With the Law direct.
AARON F. MoKI.NU2EE,
Sov6 l5J-wl2w1 .Jgior or Cs5,i sn ~.
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DIAPER! PAPER THE Franklin Manufacture. y. .,f
L Richmond have hand good as-Snfth'" ~ !
Cap Blank Book, Medium, Printing and other fier'
kinds which they believe will bear 4 comparison ~ " -
price, with the work Of any simEar establishment. ~ i
They therefore with confidence solicit tir pl'f"na-
der. for any description Of paper tiat may desired
can furnish on reasonable notice They request 49, Il,
other communications may be addressed n .i s,n.
Messrs JarIcs Szer & Son. or 10 Mr John Richards
the Paper Mill. 2.-af
Richmond Sept. 4, 1870.
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HAVE recently recommended the Foundry sso vb,fr 2
L stand which was burnt down some time ago, ruut
now making Castings as formerly, and nave '"'
Plough and other castings on hand at low SPENCER
Agmtir W. 4. ~: :IT~.r
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IN CHANCERY.-VIRGrSra:-At Rules held in the Ctrt,
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance!
Caroline county, on the 4h day Of January, leil:
William H. Goodloe and Virginia {. his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
Harrison Howard, BloSum Howard and James s Darrsr,
DeftniJnt.
The defendants, Harrison Howard and Blosnm lirwJtd -
having entered their appearance, and given security according
the act Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and at
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants ~
monwcalt: II - ordered, that the said defendants appraf
the Judge Of our said Court the Court House, the tt m
the next tcp, and answer The bill OF The plaintiffs, and u
copy Of this order be rrhw m inserted III newspaper II
islrd in the city Of Richmond for months succe,lr, a4
posted al the front door of the Court House o! SAID county!
Copy-Tcse,
RoBT. HUDGIS, {. n
lar
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I.
Ecc,ru.,rrs H. G. thy SEED, ana III
the evening withhold thy hand for thou knowe no. % he
shall prosper this that whether hey oo'n 'ha W
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber ~ constantly receiving from tie celebrated
nniactory OF Nuns Clark, New York, elegant aad A
Piano Fncs possessing the l,ics Improvements and a' wv
Of touch and sweetness Of Tone peculiar 70 their %
flc.ure.
Aso large assortment Of Musical instruments, aud Se
Merchandise in general.
Piano Forcs repaired tuned, let hire, and taken n -
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection uf offered for sale in
State br selected FROM r Of the subscriber ~
enabled 10 -cil n; the Philadelphia and New York VI
sale and retail prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again viii be furnished upon f'
terms than they find elsewhere IN tie state
7. Il. TAYLOR.
Piano Forte and iuse Store opposite re Ba..a
Nov q d0-wl'l
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THE public sell Tickets IN al the @
L under the management of ID. s. Gregory * 60. A.!
attended 10 with promptIess. CHAsIAlS u W.
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POETRY.
Fso. THE BROTHER JONATHAN.
THE DEATH OF HARRISON.

ErN.r WILLIS
What, soar'd the old eagle to die at the sun
Lies he stiff with spread wings At the ssAl he had
won
Arc there spirits, more biss. ,Asa the plane; Of
even,
Who mount to their zenith, then melt into Heay.
Gu
No waning &C. Ere, no qu.nching Of raw,
Bot rising, st.il rising, when passing away
FarcweH, gallant eagle thoa'rt buried in light ,
Cod-sPeed Unto Heaven, lost star Of our night
paaia Desth in The Waite House! Al, never
before,
Tsod bis skeleton foot on the Presidents floor,
lie Is losk'a for 10 howell, ana dreaded in hall
TIE king IN his closet keeps hatehmeni aad
pail
The youth ia hls birth place. tie ola man al home.
Make clean from the dooE-stone the path TO the
toulo -
Bot the lard Of this mansion was Graded not
here
Ia ehureAyard far of stands his beekoaipg bier
lie Is here as the wave erost hsayes flashing on
high
As the arrow Is s,ops'd BY It's prize in the sky
The arrow to earth, and tn. foam 10 the skore-
Death hEds them when swiflness and sparkle arc
Ger.
Be-, Hartisop's Death fills tire climax Of story
He wen; with bis old siride--from glory to glory
lay his sword en- bis breast: There's no spot
on is blade
IL whose eAnksrilg breath ais brish, llu.els " il
fade
Twas Tie frs, to lead On Al humanity's call
1t was siAyd With sweet iaefcy when 9 .srv
A, calm "a DE ooOnea as gaHaa, in war,
II lae P4iA OF Tie hero wi5h pity be ,r0d-
Lei hIEa PISS with rs sword te tho preseaee @
Geo
wbasnose Shall We On. viii his ashes. Yo
stay
lie bah raFd The vida realaa Of king, n ii
DAY.
Al lis word, Ike Mcnarea's, vent treasure an,
land
The trght god a thousands has Pas.'d tlro' hi
h&nG--
j. there no.Airg 70 show Of this r'.iisr.ng hoard
10 lesrel 70 deck the rude hsl; Of sword
No trtppa-gs-no horses what lid lie, tu
Eowf
0a On xiib BIS ashss,-h left but his ple1ea
B=srs &c Clne.nnEiasi Jasiud ye his slssi
Il, bar s.seP IS be liy'3-Rlth has PURSE &, =,
fsfl
TeIsE ps~, as ys li... Tas Esa ragara.r 10
GzT
Is ;as aatso-vh07e fsibcr u taken away
VIE. sh-la-sz and neigabor, may mean Al Ia
kzslI-
Il. vas .s7ss sad hisna 10 lls country. a.
wNAs
FsF TIC s'4o ca gaar asza.,. grern Suddenly
cH
- Is weep = 81 iaskaszs-sai weep 10: fe;
hlat
81 ,a r. 49, - 49,. &c. sr.s
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.UFSCELErESE0ES.

ALpHQN~TNE.

-AAsA klS4N - y
fIaAalzfs& Sad asfiags&, 9st1 esssils54sb sJttr.
shsas. fsa=. II. French e Ml3alss u lss.lls.
II Mss LEsEIE.
f@li ssgry : lie narrative q Diana, the 1ollsg
Ct AlpaCnssre.- 9 sqrs-fo
% ooernG my eyes ! found uyseli
agaiB ii ray iri-h.fd solitude. The pro
SQUAD silence q he cavern made u= shJd
Der. NJ cog slept lrasggdiy Je.i5e ne.
ssa - s.se5 dsgioTabls stale 81 nervous
seareasl9fl, tat lis Sleeping smile | scf
'eFe4 81 r. alb. seemed Is add 10 toy grief
Sl4 ] awoks hag. g! myself bruised
81. over aaJ az hsnls bore the marks of
i.soIor4's brutality | showed them 10 ny
io2 BE i--.el tbs bruises. aud While this
poor aa Gaai earessed rae and seemed 10
sa5re ~ s9ffoss, | sept sadly but uot
seAcEestlys ior ! sas GOV 60 weak and
50 Osefcoas Wsb fatigue ia, cogld %
potsug ~iiA saergy. ~ mud seemed
eatssS.ea sI'l az BODY, AID FOR several
days .4Y CO he bed IN state of apathy.
! bad ffat, aisr, and lemon syrup 90 The
table, and dsnng all that TINE DID not 20
TO he wicket. Hbea visited u again,
found tao baskets instead q one, but Meth.
* q them c0QlsiueI auy lb.ag Jai bread.
10 each vas a note from Lao-0ra. IL the
first, s4e sa'J, that 70 puus5a ne iof ab1s
lng her coa5eecension, s1s would gige NE
u.ta.ng bs.i bread for ta3 scsks, and that
10 prtie.ce Of sickness CO 10y part, should
aduce hgr 70 visit me sgaia. IL the Sc.
cond, size told ue lhat tie Count had re.
turned from Madrid aad was 50 iucensed
when she .4ormgi hin 81 my attempt 10
escape, that be was gotug 10 have tie door
that led 10 iha cavern walled %, on pre-
ience o. iis furnishing retrea, Tor thieves.
She said oo.b.ag Of my A phonsine, and
] crepi back 10 uy bed overwhelmed Nth
despair.
Mex, day, | beard ny dog barking Yio.
icaily, and % goina toward The stair case,
how was shocked 70 bear the sound Of
workmen saIans up the door. nos felt,
indeed, o. Il aas 70 be buried alive.
had 90 longer any hope, and sank uio 9
Iaosl deplereb.e State OF melancholy, for
several days passing yearly my whole time
on ny bed.
The bsske, was now let down through
trap door, and a the ead of fortnight
received again a supply Of my former food.
and bottle Of oil. bflbed Laonora With
a second sum Of money to ,gl me how nv
daughter was and 10 furnish me with a
erucidx aud some more books, among
which ssra TIE lives Of the most noted her.
nii,s and 10 reading Of the pieiy and iran.
guilty Of these holy men, secluded from
the world 10 the solitude Of the wilderness,
| lelt my mod Somewhat Gained. But
alas they vere not ike m- deprived Of an
only aud beloyed child, aud shut out from
tho enjoyment o. contemplating tho lovely
face OF nature.
| made an ora'Qry oflhe groiio 10 vhich
was the cascade. ! placed here nv crucI.
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an idea Of her features, by passing my h.,1
over her face, she asked me "ub., '
the use Of her eyes" could not ;,,' ~''
dIaiely answer, aud she exclaimed AZ,
yes, i know now-they are TO ueep w,,h ,
Alas she had never used hers for ans ~
er purpose. My tears flowed fast, ana i' u
compose my feelings BY occupation Jb,
tened to urdrcss her and put her 10 bed
ITO be contin,fe5.l
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EsREsA rom SAFE

q ? ENG dcsirous Of embarking 10 sheu., IN,
"a , sin"ss. | nov offer the establishment o ~
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER, for sale "a,
| do not know Of a more eligible sii1a1'n Il,
persons DESTROYS Of enbafking IN The pfiau's
siness, than Wilmington, North Carolina 4,
Terms accommodating. Application lpN' =
post paid. .,
Our exchange papers viii oblige US by coy! "
'''"' 1"'' r. G. HILL
Wilmington Nov - lst0.
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Geld Wine for Sale

FENlIE subscribers offer their vslu.Al. = 4,
II Mine for Sale know By The name - " 10a
ter's Mine, five miles North VI Charlotte II Na a
lenburg County, N c. For terms apol, !, - -
subscriber, living on The premises. ~ y 70
90. ,sn ELAN HUNTER
Oct. - ie40' 5f
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Coach .vFakT-,g Rusi,,ess

Coach s1fakf-g Business
in the town 81 Chafloitc, and Is nov, 49,,
execute all ORDERS IN lis line, from ~ =. =
common 10 the .tiRe'i. Having had nine year. =,
pcFienee 10 the business aud employed .o,trsn
Of superior fade sud lumber well SEASONED
ae feels Warranted IN ssying, that his Wort NM
Lc equal. Il not superior, TO any made ia IA. j.,
ian - couniry. All he asks is a isir ,,i.l &, A.
Work shall no, be eaeulled 10 poiu, Of cl,ar,,,,
ttsufg ~ durability.
~ REPAIRING done 10 the te.t stgle and !,
the slIoriest ro,ice.
Ills SHOP ~ill be found one dOer Norll,.,,
nf Mt SumncTh dW elliug htrise.
CHARLES oyfRNty.
Cl5rlsas. Jas. G, la49. l5s
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new AND CHEAP |.

WE are now opening n large and fashionable
w Stock OF Goods adapted to the season, which
will be sold lower than usual for cash Among our
Goods may be found tho following
Alpaca l.ustrc Alpine cord and Hack,
Black and blue black bombazines,
Frencli English and German Mcrinos,
Mnuseine dc Lame and Saxony,
Worstcd Plaid and sirgc, Orleans cloths,
french, English and American calicoes,
Goats hair and Grape camet,
Flannos, red white and domestic,
Ticking, twill cotton and cotton Flannel,
Waddlna batting and cotton yarn,
Cotton sheeting cheaper than ever,
Black and blue black silks, China and Bonnet do.
Cap and Bonnet Ribbons,
SILK Fringe and Tassels
Dress Hdkfs and Chona cravats
Gloves and init Of every description,
Table Cloths, do linen, do. covers,
Diamond Beaver Cloths sup do.
Broad cloths, blk blue blk, blue green olive &c.
Satlneis, sup and common,
Ncstngs satin do. silk velvet, sup. and com.
Fashionable stocks,
Gents embroidered sharfs silk and Pongce hdkfs.
Lambs wool half hose silk do white and brown
cotton do. mike and blk do, blk worstcd do.
whi'cand blk silk do.
ChiIdrcn's gloves and do
Nluiis and Boas, Astrican I.ambskn, Caps &c.
Russia Diaper and Crash.
GROCERIES.
Young Hyson, Old Hyson, Imperial and Black
Tea, fresh and cheap. Rasins, Coffee Sugar, Mo-
lasses, Rice Tobacco, Pepper, Allspice, Cnnumon,
Cloves Nutmegs, Loaf and Lump Sugar, Cocoa,
Chocolate and many other articles, cheap for cash at
J.. p. WHALING e. Co.
Burlington, Nov a. ls41
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mi n 7 y i @ d

On the 23d inst, by Rev. g. G. Ingersoll,
Mr.. WILLIAM J. ODELL to Miss SARAH FLAGG,
both of this town.
In Charlotte on the 9th inst BY the Rev. Mr..
Goodman Mr.. John Tagett to Miss Betsey NJ. Shiif.
all of Charlotte.
In this town on Monday evening, 10y Ri. Rev Bsh-
op Hopkins Mr.. George Richardson to Miss. Anne
Beatty both of this place
In Brandon Vt. Nov. 18th Mr. Samuel b. Spauldng
10 Miss Lucy Lyon.
BY the Rer. }. o Calaghan, Mr.. Francis Cham
paigne to Miss Elizabeth Cummaras, both of this
town; Mr. Michael Finton to Miss Mary Finn, both
of MoIctown; Mr.. Timothy Gnnon TO Miss Catla-
rinc Ryan, both of Moreiown; Mr. Fitzgerald to Miss
Rosa NJ kenna, both Of this town Mr. John Hurley
to Miss Mary Hurley both of this town Mr.. Patrick
Morrough to Miss Bridget Finn, both of this town
Mr.. Edward Donegan TO Miss Sarah Bcugh, both Of
Troy Vt; Mr. John Croker TO Miss Mary Millen
both of Mddiebury; also by the same Mr.. Thomas
NJ Gown to Miss Bridget Lcdwich, both of Shoreham
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THE DISENTHRALLED


Tie had been bowed down to drunkenness,
An abicc worshipper;
The pride of manhood's pulse had grown
Too faint and cold TO stir;
And he had given his spirit up
To the unbles.td thiall,
And bowling to the poison cup
lie glorcd in his fall
There came change cloud rolod of,
And light fell on his brain
ana IKE The passing of dream
That cometh not again,
The shadow of the spirit fled,
>. He saw the gulf before,
lie shuddere1 at the waste behind
AND was man once more.
lie shook The serpent folds away
mat gathered round his heart.
AS shakes the swaying forest oak
Its poison vine apart;
He stood crect-returninr nride
Grew terrible within,
And conscience sat in judgment on
Ills most familiar sin.
The light of INTELLECT again
Along his GATEWAY shonc--
And Reason like monarch sat
Upon his golden throne.
The honorod and the wise once more
Within his presence came
And fingered oft on lovely lips,
His once forbidden name.
There may be glory in the might
That treadeth nations down
Wreathes for the crimson Conqucror--
Pride for the Kingly crown;
But noble is that triumph hour
The dscnthralled shall find,
When evil passion boweth down
Unto the God-lkc mind.
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AGREED rPoS'-1he common Council OF Albany
has not only consented to the continuance of the H.
and NJ. Railroad into the heart of city, but has also
accepted proposition from the Railroad Company
for carrying the continuation into immediate effect
The arrangement is 10 give lis bonds to the city to
the amount of Sl50000 bearing per cent, interest,
pideraon of which the city is TO make such improve
ments as shall dispense with the incliRcd planes
the eastern termination 10 be carried into the city as
far as practicable, consistently with rs being operated
by locomotive power. committee, consisting of the
Mayor, Recorder, and three members o the board
was appointed 10 perfect the arrangement
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-26

STATE OF VERMONT, Ara Probate Court
District of Chi,ienden, So. Aholdcn at Burlington
within and for the District aforesaid on the eighteenth
day Of November, \: d. lSi, an Instrument purport-
ing to to be the last Will and Testament of FL zabcth
Brownc late of Colchester, in said District deceased,
was presented to the Court here for Probate, by VIM
Il. Munson, the Executor therein named.
Therefore is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be gwen 10 all persons interested therein to
appear before said Court, at session thereof TO lie
holden at the Register office in said Burlington on
the third Wednesday of December A. D. 1871, and
contest the probate of said Will, and it is further
ordered that this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a news
paper printed at Burlington, in this state the last OF
which shall be previous to the day assigned as afore-
said, for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Rog, tiers office, this
18th day If November A. ID. lS4l
WV. WESTON Rcrsinr