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TNIiE fall term of this Institution will commence
i the first day of October next.
This departure nlis under the direction of the Hon
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preme Court in Connecticut, and Professor of Law
and the Hon. SAMUEL J HrCHcoeK, Judge of the
Hartford and New Haven County Courts.
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the author they reading, and receive at the
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In the parish of ST. Mary, few days ago, an af-
fray took place between Mr. G l.. Fusellei and AL
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THE MIDNIGHT REVIEW

AT midnight, from his grave,
The drummer woke and rose
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Forth on his GRAND goes.
Stirred by his heshless arms,
The drumsticks rise and fall
He beats the loud retreat
Reyeie and roll-call.
So strangely rolls that drum,
30 deep II echoes round
Old soldiers in their graves
10 life start al the sound.
Both they in farihest north
Stiff in the ice that lay,
a nd who, too, warm repose,
Beneath Italian clay,
Below the mud of Nile,
And meath the Arabian sand,
Their burial place they quit,
And soon 10 arms they stand.
And at midnight, from his grave,
The trumpeter arose;
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A loud, shrill blast he blows
On airy coursers then
The cavalry are seen,
Old squadrons erst renowned,
Cory and gashed, ween.
Beneath their casques, their bIanched skulls
Smile grim, and proud their air
As in their bony hands
Their long, sharp swords they bare!
And at midnight, from, his tomb
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And followed by his staff
With slow steps on he goes.
A little hat he wears,
A coat quite plain has he,
"A little sword for arms
AT his left side hangs free.
Der the vast plain, the moon
A paly lustre threw,
The man with the little hat
The troops goes to review.
The ranks present their arms,
Deep rolls the drum the while,
Recovering then-ihe troops
Before the chief delie.
Captains and generals round
In circles formed appear,
The chief To the first, word
Now whispers in hls ear.
The word goes round the ranks,
Resounds along the line;
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The answer 81. Hiene!
IT l. there, AT midnight hour,
The grand review they say,
Is by dead Cesar held
In the Champs Elysees,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
WHITEHALL


ES TOT sale tnis Pantat on, situated on the Maapo.
ny Just above N4lEerton, where there is posi- caira
IeceNins the mail twice week from Richmond II con.
s -. acres 10y an Old survey, and the dyidinr an
OF te outside fencing - post and rail or the mos
Shafaser winch may be peTpctuate by means =,
SiM mn belonging - the premises, an abnglaacs oi
INC irastis about equally divided into portions Of Itch,
C9se son. and The teus arranged A. 10 Admit Of
uNilhs one OF each kind every year Thereby insUrir.
~, " almost any season Green sand IA great plenty
on the lahd, AMI lane and shells san TO ,slv cbf-I.
upon The best possible terms The various rTasses me-
mere, and there bod ofos nd
OA lIe TNe 4i can easily hc made valua Die neat3 re-
IUng no em5ankmoni, and susceptible Of irrigation Al
uc Is beautifully setIn locust extending con.
ulsidcc on either SIDE ut the dwelling ana there
ItdiS an ample supply Of the trees In nurseries
adapted. ~ N''' VIC s''i 10 elllHchly
rIoserha Tor tsheahncss, possessing casy and cbcan
access 10 all iht markets Of the Union, in ronWunr -,
e,u!uabc ami thriving citizens Whitehall combines a.
yania-es rarely 10 be met with LANES CnyaS a."
jug cif ~ 4 $500, o. W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
ANY ONE OF VALUAnL.: i EAs.s


AN DESTROYS TO sell anu me Of Inv thrcc r,r, -, -.
WIZ lc IA a. healthy region as any ia NtTrip,
SoLDiEhS REHI'--ts IA Orange county on tho n i,
Wl hnn RIVER shurt distance below ttc Rssr0Gr -,
SUI aboNl ~ miles from fredericksburg: 30 contain. ~
acres between ami COZ OF ys1c arc clc1re IN. -
AAi " Wei umo"red aut situated. This farm al tho TO-
C'u ass ssnrnt, was valued higher by sworn on
uy '"'t 81 Iani 10 Orange county. T. has a large
'Wei.ng u" use with rooms aud usual out HuI,Envs
ShAiE lillL"-Just opposite soldiers Rot in CuI.
Pep't county " still more valuable contains bCu -n
~ lal between and ftp Of whrhlrs cleared an
IIo acres OF the cleared land first rate low grounds Tc
Nul ahu Is wei inh"T d and much would prudu,
on u. 10y ''''"H mousse &C
THE HORSE sHOE"-iss IN the bend o. IN. R,r,i,
son hlser, Cup"pcr county, the Mills OF Mr. II Nil
~ ai within about miles OF Orange Cour House. !,
"uahs - acres ipl ui Wh'h ccarci-onc half af
eds OF the cleared land is tine lCNs grounds ar ne mn
t! sTeleviy less valuable TINS farm and Mr. Nm +
1assels hav" understood We're under tbe Old $50
% Na1el al lhe same price, aud higher than any other
and IA the county nf CuIpaper which then an
pSTrshhoek ms farm has small dwelling house &c
Inc Sah three tracts uf land IN good sfafe IN i'm,
nNeinent anh clover aui plaster act finely upon them
Iney arc now IN condition bring abundant crops oi
corn wheat tobacco &c, and well adapteJ ~ J,ass
HuSh selection Of valuable lands rarely ffosc
VINO may seek an investment Ia real estate
more particular information may be had Ly Tolerance
10 Jeremiah Morton, Esq Who Will be in Richmond min
nc HTh OF Aniil ant AFTER that period on his farm ain
"s Inc Horse shoc'-or by letter addiessed 10 inc.
R,.ro,, Fin . ,, GEORGE MORTON.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
G fSSE THE =. psouruArL Trustees.
TRUST SALE OF VALUBLEN HEAL
MD PERsONAL EsIAIL.-

pursuance "i the provisions ui a deed Trust exc.
cuei 10 the subscribers by Garland Ballard recorded
~ thr ,Irrk ONCE nj Orange County they ufr Tor s
privately al the Real ami Personal Estate Of said B,lar
conveyed m them 10y the decd aforesaid The real estate
I. very valuable oui consists OF the M prhpcTy known
ny the name 81 the Liberty Nils lying ia the cGIntic4 az
orange nd Madison The Rapid Ann River about Il x
miles above Orange touu House and COMPRISES a Manu-.
la'uring MIL, Corn and Plaster Mills attached thereto
anu Saw'Mil on the opposite side cf The RIVER This
properly has been thoroughly repaired ana Is now IN cool
order tract of Land adjacent tho rco which viii he
lh 10 sun purchasers, containing about acres on
winch Is new Brick store House and Is regarded a. a
ol country sand for store, and the Houses aud Lots AZ
Ahse o,nt House, amongst which arc several desirl.
Que ianiy residences AMI valuable Brick store House
r. ih' personal estate consists of Negro Woman seven
HORSES Wagons, Carts, 10 head OF Cattle ana mn.
~arisoi 100 head ot Hogs &c. ~
Shnul TIC properly not Ice sold privately the subsr
bets VIII ~ Orange Court House. on the 20 CAV Of Juy
next that being Orange Court day, offer tic real estate
sihaicd al Orange Court House, the Negro Woman Cae
iioTs"S &c tot sale 10 the highest biler al public ac
non anu the MIL properly Land store House ada.
C'h hcreto' the stock OF Hogs, the Mill on the
L Jay upon Tie same terms ami In the manner
The real estate will bc sold ON a cTr,t of y ,nj 4
years the purchasers giving bond and approved pcr.
sonai security anda decd Of upon tho property 10
secure tue payment Of m" purchase Money Tho person.
~ eSta" VIII he sold credit q onihs the puT.
chiscrs giving bond with approved gccurty or the
amount OF purchase. Persons DESTROYS purchasing
any OF the said property, would 30 well 10 examine IT,
ne creditors "t the SAID Ballard requested 10 attend
lhc SAFE In" Trustees Will only convey such tile as Is
vested In them 10y the %, ed aforesaid
JAMES W. SAUNDERS -
LEWIS u. WILLIAMS, ( i'uS'ees'
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co q - Z
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY ooons

Al AUCTION
, The sale Of Messrs. valentins a gr..,,,r,. ,,, , ,
Coos ~ll .kS place at sore eemmspenr % o. Dry
S,C, ~. -, 1900 the l9h Instant and be coogsI
ne igllowng are part Of the Goods to be sSIJ
N, , So, sIounI and e ri Lawns aud Musiins
40 91',n Iiiped AID figured AouseIin De Iaio.s an,
Rich syrian six Muslin Dresses and Rob-.
otJl lel stin stripe and hurricane eheeke-ia
~ an, French reno English shd American Caieoes
SIteT pan and hs'd Blk ani blue Blk GRO tcRbi,.
NJ, ,, $500, Gro DE AfTique aud Chene silks
~, ni,h 'hehe SAX -hawls, Iidkfs and haIf "A NE
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I'm. .I snl Thread Laces, EdginEs and InseT,;pys
df, "'o'es anu hius, Kid, Thread and Isle THREAT
LADIES', black and white silk Cotton and NTor,t, H.,
Hosc ana am brown Cotton and Kisses aud BOYS,
= AMI lrish Linens from pc to Of es.,,
bynE Table Cloths, Towels, DJwlas and Huek,
Brown Table Cloths, Bird Eye and Russia pi,r.r
p H. :, W snI - Brown ami BeaChed Linen shoe,i,,
iarnbrE g ~lss mlsn' Jaronet Book aud Null DO
a ,r t'",', - : .'.TIneni AMI Furniiurc Diuity
Pn sac ,I5 ', pam French Linen ani HOLLAND
w,rs,.,iTll,,Ii DChbazlne and fr'd Ohcnnes
. ZAP, Hat and Plain SATIN and Tareta Kbbo,s
80 ana Cotton Umbrellas and Par.srIs "-"ns
ram and lowed satin ans BoInbazin. s,,rks
= pcr OK and assorted coPd Cloths ana I.,Si,,,
N.'i'prn n 80, v, - nhroous and Linen billings
60, m ~ Alui ~ Dsnifus, COtuuades ami Crausfes
=. ahu ram BcaChed and Brown E,of.on b,,i',r,.
y, mon Weungs, Marsei'les aud :sorria N,nEee
Plain and t. satin an Velvet VesjBrs ''oHAeeh
'''t % enI 81 Brown aud Beached Domestic Sheet.
Bel Ticking, Plaid Domestic and Apron and F.,,,-
PONCE spt'lfrld E,nanna and Flag Handkerchief.
h'ulcSy Jeans, Lusoys FanneIs Nnu.ci, - I'
hieI ; = aud satin shaw!s ant MsnuIl,s ana
TEAMS OF sALE-FoT all sna. uoJ., ain, .,.,.,.
cT.fiSSoT 1ui $50 Tour mou'hsi $500 months
"sIcttnts tts particularly invited 10 attend the sale
scTvrs -, so.l Opportunity Of supply them
ig Win s'srieV Of desirable goods.
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