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AUCTION SALES.
: Koaert Iii, Z Brother, Auetionecrs
NEGROES.

NEGROES.
we viii sell his morning at 10 o'clock, Ne,
so Man . years old, ard a Negro woman ~
years oil, who is good Scamstfess and Lazy :
Maid R0. HILL & BROTHER, Auci>
Will be adieito our sale this morning The tho
rough bred stallion SNAP: For his pedigree see
han.hill< RIO. HILL < BROTHER, Auet>.
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T G. GREGORY ( co, MANAGERS,
j Number l0l, Main Street, Richmond.
NQNEMRER- SpI -ENDlD I.OIrERIES

r G. GREGORY { co, MANAGERS,
j Number I0l, Main Street, Richmond.
NOVEMBER SPLENDID LOTTERIES
SG0000 in six prizes of 10000 dollars! Alex
audria LOTTERY. Class No. 80 Tor 1914 10 be drawn
| in Alexandra. D. G., on Saturday, the 9th OF No
vemte1. lSit Brilliant scheme prizes OF $40.
Coz, amounting 10 60,U00 besides pri1.s of 5 800
2.3io - prizes Of iGUo. - Of 100 tSc. Ticket,
S!0; halves ; 90 quarters -. Certificate, o.
packages OF - whole tickets. $3.50 %; - halves
! Is 00:25 quarters 50 30.
$4,000. GOODS, lo.oOot On SATURDAY., 10Th
Nov, lSli ;hc splendid Alexandria Lottery
Glass 10 for 1871, vii! be drawn al Alexandria
d. C.--7S Nc Lottery, - drawn ballots Grant
prizes splendid prize OF siD0oo 10000, l0o0p
1000 1000. 30 prizes Of 1899, 100 OF 800, &c
| 30 Certificates Of packages OF - whole tickets
slG0 90; d halves 50 %; d quarters 10 o.
70 eighl!s y On,
s31oo0l-Aleyanlria Lottery, Class IS, iol
ISL, to be drawn in Alexandra, D. C., on Satur-
l309l, 1000, 3,210. 30 prizes OF 81 900, 80 oi
800, Isl of 100, &c. sc. Tickets $40, haiycs. ;
quarters > 30. Certificates Of packages OF e
Whole Tickets $3.50; % halves Ca 70 quarters
- 30. ls s...... ..,.....
S35000!-hexaH.ria Lottery, Class Al, fol
1914; 10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. G., on Salur.
day, Nov. q, 1914 Pri1es-;;25,000, 10000
4OO0, 1900 aao0. III prizes Of $4,000, ~ OF 800
10 of 100, &c, &c. - drawn Nos. OFT o! TO-
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarere J %, Ccftii'
Gates of packages ol y whole Tickets Sll0, =.
halves 81, l3 quarters u 30. nt
3oO00!-AIeyandria Lottery; Glass AZ. fal
1911 n be drawn at Alexandra. ID. c., on Sa,ur
Ilay,, Nov. Both. 1874. Splendid Prizes.-$s'o
900, ~ 600 COCO, $500, 3,337, $500, $500. a,
prizes of Fl 900 80 Of 800, 10 %; 400, &c, &c.
| &c. Tickets 40 halves ; quarters2 80. Ger
ifcates Of pacsa.es of =, whole Tickets ;sl30
25hslvcs Is, IS quarters % 80 "@
x Orders f5r Tickets ani Shares and Cestfi
cafes Of Packages in the above Splendid Lotto
ries, Kill receive the ri.ost PROMPT attention, anC
an accOnnt If cGA 4tiriag will he scnt, when re-
! qucsted, 10 all who may order Tickets from lis.
]. G. GREGORY & Co,
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY DRY
NJ GOODS can be obtained his morning, 1th
inst, at the new store, No 'l49 Main Street, next
door 10 MeSsrS. Alex Duvai s. Co ~" ..,...s..
MARTY JACOB & co, have just arrived
from Now York and Philadelphia, with a most
splendid assoumen, OF Fancy Dry Goods, COM
prising- rub
The richest and latest style Dress Goods .,.a.
S!awlS Of every description Amongst others
the fashionable Oriental Long and Polka Shawls
French Needework and Embroidery, and Che
misetts '"9'''.a H ~ ID, 4..
Thread, Mecklin and valenlian Laces and
EiSings - ~ \. t'.,
Fine REVERE Stitched Linen Pocket Handker-
chiefs ''.'' "' 'N' --.a.+
Millinery Goods ~ '''.'. t''| ~,#
Bonnie, and Cut Velvets -.
Splendid French Flowers, Bonnet aud Cap Ri
hands, and Silks with large assortment OF other
Goods too numerous TO mention. All which VIII
he sold, wholesale and retail, at New York. and
Philadelphia auction prices. =" NOV. -
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7 ECONOMY IS WEALTH..

~ IuSs IslIIo y r 1lO.''
Shiteen per cent, in the purchase Of their
Boots and Shoes would do well 10 call at my
store, Ne AZ, Main Street, and nearly opposite
assortment no, 10 be surpassed BY any establish.
men, in this city. Ny long experience in the
business is a certain safeguard. in making, my
purchase, ior The retail trade, Therefore, those
wishing 10 save from len 10 fifteen per cent. would
DO we'll 10 call al the BIG BLACK BOOT, No.
~, Main ST., uearly opposite The Bell Tavern."'l
Nov D.
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CfJETON ACADEAiY

L
TEElE undersigned, having located himself at
/. i Clifton. Amelia county, Two miles from &c
niio, Powhatan comfy, has opened a male school
for the instruction OF Young men in all the BRANCH
rs of English, Classical, and Mathematical Lit
eratnre., .....,. -
The location is we'll suited to the purposes
contemplated, being remarkably healthy, AMI in
the midst of a wealthy. intelligent, and highly
moral community The Undersigned deems i,
rather out;ef PLACE 10 say much in comlnenda-
uon OF himself; lie will therefore only state, that
! lie haslwo diplomas from Augusta Colless, .and
priyatc ccrlifcaessigned by Martin, Ru;er, D. p,
Joseph S. Tomlinson, d. d., Henry 3, Bascom,
D.. D., and others; and has had len years expc-
rience in teaching .,. -s,a. ~
The present term will close on the l5ih Of De
cember next; AMI the. second term viii commence
on The .l5,h OF. January, 1915, and close the 5'h
OF July ensuing. ,.cf r..@
E.ep:nscs far EIrc lfnifs, H.. ..
Board, Including washing, lodging &c, j.. !. !,
50 per month, -.- - SD Uu
Tuition in the lowest English branches, !,
Il ~ per month, .-.t.- "a, 10 0u
Tuition in The {, p more advanced English !, =
|. Tuition in Senior English studies, Ian
guages and Mathematics, 50 90 per AZ, j.
month, .,,-, .r....,-,t :. .5 ID. 01
advance and the other half al the close of each
term of 5 months; and tuition fees at lhe close d
each term. No scholar will be received for a
less time than five months. (upless by special
agreement) and no deduction will be made lor
tune lost, except in cases of protracted sickness
Address, Genilo, Powhaian county, Va.
",~.r....' ,...f RO. G, LOVING.
y. B.-Those, who desire further information
are referred 10 the following gentlemen: ].
.rWW A. smith, D, D Rev. ]. Early, Reg. 4
Dibrell, Rev. A. Penn, Nj, D., Rev, II. Il, Coles
Rev. Lorenzo Lea, Rev J. w. Childs, Rev NJ.
A. Dunn, Rev. T.. II. Jones, ReysJ. W: VIII:
,liams, Ma. J. II. stcser, Dr. Thomas Meaux,
Lewis E. Harvic, Esq, Peter I. Boissseau.
!, Oct 3O--w6wc -s.... e..t f,... I....,. .,,4
Whio requested t0copY
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n AW SCHOOL IN .RICHMOND.-Tbe
IL subscriber proposes 10 oaen Law School
in this ely-lhe term commencing on Tho hrs.
day of. November, and terminating on the last
day Of April next. .,ae.,;
! The Ice for instruction, will be S6ofor the
term-payable in advance.
Applications may be made b. Letter OF per
sonalIy 10 the subscriber attic Powhaian House
Oct li-d&c If WM. MAXWELL. I.
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Taking into consideration III; necessary mac
curaey oil these, partial and hurried retufns. AMI
The confessions Of the Express that Sin the Nor
vhern counties the Wings will. have considera,
lie loss, and in the Western counties. West OF
Cavuga Bridge, they cannot TO better than they
didin ;840 If so well we are still confident that
the Empire State has voted for Polk and Dallas.
To-niyfrsS mail will throw much light on the sub
Jet .'.''.t..'r',t'." di.. ,lt.4 t'
I...nWe are further incteduous.as TO the news in
the Express, when we'see in salfe Baltimore Sun
the following reported ma orities, some OF which
DIRE not in the Express andtdhers much larger for
the Democratic ticket ! = .1t .
1 .; at-. Democratic maiorities. r:.i
Rockiand 'tlt 1850 Duchess ...d $50
Suilolk e.t,.,., 1000 Richmond lis
Queens ,lsi. ,..i 2f0 Westchesler $40
Orange t.:.... IL. 4. 700 Total .,4t 40lS
Wing ma jori!y. ai 800.
The Express says that the following are elected
members of Congress, wiz Democrats, j. w.
Lawrence. j. II. Anderson, and A. .CNiven.--
!Natitss, II. J. Seaman, lin place ola Democrat
! w. S. Miller, (rnc Whig,) and I. Woodruff,
(picc a Democrat .s i'a.; se -I..,
fFrom The. Ncp Yorl Anr8ra, .Ersra
i j. 4 A. M, Wednesday Morning
BRING. OUT TWENTY. BIG. GUNS!
| THE EMPIRE ANSWER TO THE KEY
! i...< ST0NEa ii..tt
| We have Just closed our contest. The votes
| for Presidential electors have just been counted,
| and the result is majority in the City and Coun-
" of New York for James h. Polk, of over Two
thousand Belowwc append the naJories in
| the different wards .,t.s Gtai-
nI
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r. OST, on Sunday 9th, large Morocco
LPocket Book. with the. hasp broken contain
ing papcrs, among which is only recollccted, a
drail drawn By John r Cooke on VIM. L. Clarke
of Winchester, ana accepted By the latter. For
lbc recovery oflhe pocket book and papers. ii'e-
- -. REYERI YTucKER.
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DiCG!ES PlIIE OFFlCt., C0JH9r 0t Man
ID dnd G0rerfor Stress 4..f II. t|I .ai .# .
Drawing received Friday evening. Capitals;
$4,000. 4ooo, 1922, l.75J J 50a, II 80 prizes
Of 800. &c - Nos IL ballots. Tickets II.
Drawn. received Saturday evening Capi-
iai>: $1,000 2,0W. 800, l.066. &c. IS Nos. ii
ballots. Tickets -. .....'.'. ti. t.71 .t1a 81
.'i .Sp,esdiG .Sciiemcs IL drom .Si0rtLR
Drawing received Monday evening Nov. l,h.
splcndid Capitals: $4,000, $4,000, 1900, 5000.
1000, 23sl, 100 prizes Of &, 900 &c. rs Nos, l3
ballots. Tickets sig. '' '''''' &c., ''..'.' o
Drawing received Monday cyenin@ Nov. 18Th.
Splendid Capitals: $50 900. 5000, 1000, Eli 30,
lid prizes Of $1,000, sc. - Nos, l. ballots
Tick eis onls so. ......,....
Drawing received Monday evening, No: 18th.
Capals; 81 900, 10000, 5000, 1000. 1900 1000,
|, 800, ,hG0 100, .GGi, 10 oi 1880, POO OF 400
sc, ~ Nos. II ballots. Ticket, $40.
Drawing received Monday evening, Dec. ID
Splendid Capitals SO 2295 l300Io ne,i.1 l0,5l3,
5000. 5000 $500 ; 500, , 501 1900. 900, 500
| .foO, 1891, $50 1000 &c. IS Nos, Is oailois.
Tickets 10. eta ,la. nj
by1- Packages of whoies and shares. Single
wholes and shares always on band, in the usual
great variety, and, as usual. prizes paid al sight
immediately after the drawing. ,g4 %.
g-F Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, ana in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended To. and drawing sent
when requested. IHOS. Il. BlesIrss,
Managers Office, opposite rnins Eagle lloie!
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NOR SALE-Tbe house and To-; on Church
i Hill, al present occupied by Henry 4. Akin
son, ESD The house is a splendid iGo story
brick building, well finished with kitchen and sta
HE ofthe same material, 1t is situated on the
corner OF NJ and 2Gah street, lis front, and l32
feet rear, and is well calculated TO have one or
more dwellings erected upon il, The owner is
abom quitting the CITY. The property Will be
sold low, and on verr easy terms, viz one-hird
cash, the residue at u and is months with inter
esl Apply 10 GEO. w: T0LER,' -
Oct, - Agent and Collector, Lisle's Row.
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EI.RNITIrRE Al AUCTION

YF,!IE subscriber, intending 10 change his pre-
u / sent tc<ience in thecily, will sell, d, publ'f
auction, on TUESDAY 18Th Instant at eleven
o'clock at his present dwelling, sundty aiticles q:
valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture. -
Among the furniture ale some superior BlusselN
Ind Wilton Carpets, 4 few rare Prints ard Inst
rate Gu Glass. sa..at.. tao ff s.f.. i-..----.
.-,.al .:4s.p j. TEMPLE GWATHME1
2-'r Sale conducted by Ro. Hill & Broo,bct
AuctonecIs. Noy Side
IN Observation-Disclosures nr l:eli
l. Tor Cumberland county, The 18th dag Of ocio-
Der. JSii- ..4...I
William Thomas Ballow, Jane Booker Hezs-
kiah Ford. and Elizabeth g.. his wife.
plaintiffs.
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on, HOUSE

..s...... W 4. .tlOUSEa.
TIME Proprietor Of the above establishment;
i returns his thanks 10 The citizens Of Rich
mond, and the public generally for their liberal
patronage since the House has been in operation,
and having made considerable additions and i'm
p.oYcinenL> Ibis season b. fitting up an ELE-
CANT EATING SALOON and LODGING
ROOMS, hopes 10 accommodate all that may
call Parties. Gibbs, and Referee Meetings, can
at all times obtain Private Rooms.
The Lardsr will be stocked with tie beSt, that
our own and The Northern Markets afford and the
cellar with the bes, Of Wines, Liquors, .Coniials
and Cigars. ..,.......... .-...
Meals-seni 10 any part Of The City:
, Oct, 2G-cli ,.aa C. G; THOMPSON.
TN the United States Coart for the Eastern
i District III Virginia In the matter OF Bank
ruptcy Of George 3. Ta!iaterro:
r In pursuance ofan ORDER OF the Court. made on
fire Oh dar OF March 1913 notice is hereby given
that hi re deposited the further sum OF fourteen
hundred and e;eL'y-siS dollars and fifteen cents,
in the Bank Of Virginia, 10 the credi, Of the said
matter OF bankruptcy, sugcetto the future order
of The Court and that the said Court, after ten
DAYS, WIN pass an order for dividend and dStri-
button thereof among TIE creditors OF the said
George b. Taliaitrrc. 81
~. "a. 80. WYSDHAM KEMP,
Nov. IDIOT Assignee i'll Bankruptcy
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EvERLY TUCKER.
NOTICE.

: T. All persons are cautioned against pucbas-
ing or trading for drattdrawn BIZ John 3. Cooke
on VIM Z. Clarke Of Winchester and accepted
By the latter payable 10 onler of said Cooke, for
$3.50. dated L. Oct 1914, said note having been
lost by me- = '''''F BEVERLY FTuChER.
=. Or t3l-Tf. .i. ttr;f: FL -
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NOTICE-Al! persons having claims against
IN The estate OF James G. Dickinson, decd, Ell
Their as. principal or security, are requested Ia
como forward and rfeScntthcri or this notice will
be placed in bar Of their recovery; and all per-
sons indebted 10 the estate Oh James g. Dickin-
son, deed, are requisite! 70 make arrangements
10 pay by Tic first day Of December or no farther
indulgence will he granted them. ..- f.9
Oci 2s-asw;f - MARY DICKINSON.
A \ EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is a
Il graduate Of one Of our principal institutions,
Is DESTROYS OF Obtaining situation for the en-
snng year. either in an Academy or private
school, where the services q ClaSs zeal and Ma
,hemalica Teacher would be required.
Tho best references can be given.
Address r. II. G., Barbour's X Roads Isle Of
Wight county, Va. 4 .sla-. Oct 7-2awtt
|. NOTICE 1.-The subscriber, residing near Lo-
IN reuo Post Olhcc, Essex county, Virginia,
wishes 10 sellhetwrcn two and three hundred head
of good Cattle, ..nong which are some fine Grass
BeeveS. '.' RlCHD. BAYLOR,
~ Oct. l5-2aw3w Executor OF Ro. p. Warns
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LOTTERIES.
NtoRTHAM,s OFFICE, No. :, lischans

NtORTHAMS OFFICE, No. :, ESchans
Nov. sih, Friday-a4sooo, aooo 1900, lloo
1903 IS. Tickets 50 So a@s rs
Nov 9th, Sarurda Y Ss6DOde in six prizes
$500, 23i0 &c. Tickets Slu /. s.s4
hko, Saturdays, 100. 1000, .413 90, 1000
2 of co., eTickeis 115G
And to be drawn soon at Alexandria
:Ncv l6,h-Sio, 900, 10000, 10000 5000, 1000
Eanf 100 81, Tickets FIJI. IS
~ r. Tickets in al Lotteries advertised by }
G. GREGORY q CO, CManagcrs) Tor sale OF
Nov.4 ....', - CHAS.. WoRTuAM..
TOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE-As the winter
/ / approaches, money mus, be had and iloyl
will furnish il to any one who will apply Tor II
Please lboll at the following schemes. aud attel
boxing Just enclose in letter what money yoll
please, drop it in tie post office, addressed to ID
NJ FIoyi ind br rctdrn oi mail ydh will receive
a Ticket enclosed which win draw capital prize.
What in easy way 70 make money! ''i
- Persons from the country when in town shoniI
always call on Hoyt, il they ere in want oil
money. t"| 'tai az go i ..ie r"
;,60. 900 in six prizes Of 10000 Alexandria
Loilery, Glass no 30 for 1884, 10 be drawr: in
Alexandria, D. G., on Saturday the OH Nov 1874
Brilliant Scheme. & prizes OF $t0ooo dollars,
a,nonn!in. 10 G00nO. besides prizes Of $500, g.
$40, . prims Of 1000, So Of 100, &c Tickets
SO. Halves, 5;Quancfs, = 80. Certificates ol
packages. OF - Whole Tickets $50; D halves
SO; % quarter, 80 80. ''.'.
SIT, 900! 10000! 10000! On Saturday, 18th
Nov,r 1914, The splendid Alexandria Lottery
Glass 10. tur 1911, will be drawn al AlsXandiia,
d. G.; r. no. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots Grand
Prizes: l of $1,000, | pi 10000, Of lo,0Do; !
OF 5000, OF I,ll0oi 30 Of 1000, 100 Of 800 &c
Tickets si2; halves 4; quarters j; cishi'la 81.
Ceriifrat:s Of packages Of 70 whole tickets SlGo
u halrcs So 20 quarters 40; % eishihs ~.
$4,000. Alexandra Lottery, Class lbs, for
1914 10 be drawn in alexandria, d. G., Oh Sa-
tnrIav Nov ID. ISL Capitals: $4,000. 1909
1000 1920, 81 prizes Of .0ol, 81 OF aN), Isl OF
3aa. &c. Tickets ;Sl0; halves 5;quartcrs2 DO
Certificates OF packages oi 26 whole tcke!s ;slf'o
26 halves %; ID quarters - 30. -.-.t ....
. S2j,0a0 Alexandria Lottery, Glass IL. lof
1914 10 be drawn in Alexandria ID. c.. on 'saulr-
day Nor. sd Isu Prizes s25 600 10000. i.00D,
1000 22Uo. 10 OF 29o0, 10 Of so, ~ Of iD0 &c.
II drawn'Nos ON Of So Tickets $lD halvcs 8;
quarters 80 Certificates OF packages of -
whole tickets FLO; shares in proportion.
g-,f Tickets ii al the lotteries advertised by J.
G.. Gregory < Co.. constantly on hand. Orders
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended TO with
promp;ncs>; and the drawings CT Lotteries sent
when requested, 10 all WHO ofcer Of
Oci. % d. ". HOY'r. Richmond.
----.----,.-. u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16
YO SAT- MORN MaRC 1sii.

but the plans OF Providence which he claimed to
have discovered and therefore we Go not call
ourselves s'Fourierists'' or our doctrines Fourier
isln;" these names. however, have been applied
by others very generally, although against our
own often expressed wishes, and until the public
mind is more enlightened on the subject. and IN
terested in viewing it IN true light their appll-
cation will probably be continued. we call our
selves Associ1tioaistS and this IS the ame by
which we wish to be known and designated; and
that ofthe system we advocate Is =" Indnstrtal
4ssocidti0R.''
The only questions on which we meet the
World as q distinct body or class OF thinkers, are
these
lst. Can and ought Industry to be organised
so as to be rendered more economical rnlts meth
DDS, more effective in its results, and more equal
and Just in It's distribution Of profits
2d. Is not the plan we propose of distributing
and prosecuting Labor according to the saw OF
Groups, and Series of Groups, the best that has
vet been discovered
As a School we conine ourselves to these points,
because we do not wish to interfere with the Nor.
al and Religious opinions of any individual, and
because we already include among our friends Men
and Women belonging to various denominations
of Christians. as the Roman Catholic, the Pres
bvteran the Methodist, the New Churchmen. the
Unitarian, &c. whose views respectively we feel
bound to acknowledge and respect.
AS individuals, we hold ourselves at liberty to
express such sentiments as we may entertain on
all questions of human concern.
Signed WILLIAM HENRY CLAIMING,
PARKE GOODWIN.
ALBERT BRISBANE,
OSBORNE. NACDA\lEL,
HORACE CiKhELEf
CHARLES JULIUS HEMPEL,
SOLTMAN BROWN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16
NUMBER XIV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRANcA.

GCASTALLA-MANTUA-'Ii ffNf'
GUAsrAILA, the petty capital OF the thlrd petty
duchy of Maria Louisa, with only 2,7OO III
babitants. contains nine churches. In the same
proportion, New-York should have more than
tbonsand. Imagine that number of churches
sbovered DOWN on our city, and you will have
some conception of how important they are IN
=, Italian town; and if you farther remember
that each church employs a dozen priests, who
ava ever in their streets with their long black
frocks and three cornered hats, with brims as
expansive as their charity ought to be, you will
realize one striking external popularity OF the
cities in this part of the world. Small as this
place is, it has also theatre, without which an
Italian could scarcely find Life enduSable, and N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16
A WISH. BY EpEs SARGENT.

That were in some forests green retreat!
Beneath towering arch of proud old elms:
Where clear streamlet gurgled at my feet
Its wavelets gittering in their tiny helms
Thick clustering vines, in many rich iesoon,
From the high, rustling branches should depend
Weaving net, through which the sultry noon
Might stoop IN vain its fiery beams to send
There, prost. ate on some rocks gray sopiug side
Upon whose tinted moss the dew yet Law,
Would catch glimpses of the clouds that ride,
Athwart The sky-and dream the hours away:
While through the alleys of the sunless wood
The tanning breeze might steal, with wild-iowers'
breath imhned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

nn'iLlossad the green Island and SAID IT was good ,
.T'a Toa sm raid Of Europe it sparked and shone
n the ring Of the world, the most precious stone.
,o, snn. in her soil, in her station, thrice best,
in i hs her hack towards Britain her face to the wes
WI M.ul .,snds poudlv nsular on her steep shore,
@ .yr;kes her his harp midst the oceans deeproar
AA' III.
nrben lis softtones seemed o mourn and to weep,
GS D dark chain Of silence is throwntroIn the deep;
,hought of the Past tears gush from her eyes,
a. al the nulse of the heart IN sorrow replies.
~ sons Of great Erin lament Ger the time,
W IN, religion was war, and virtue crlme
,-ssn Whsn men in Gods image inverted the plan,
"~I, snJ moulded their God 10 the image OF man.
,on the interest Of State wrought the general woe,
The 1,0 stranger friend, and the native a foe
WLen the mother rejolced Ger the children opprest,
And casped the ih'"uei ii.oie 0Aose ~ iiei
When with pale for the body, and pale for the soul,
rhurcb and State joined in compact to conquer the
whole
And as Shannon was stained with Milesian blood,
Ed each other askance and pronounced twas good.
VII.
Bv the groans that ascend from your forefathers'
grave,
ro their country thus left the brute and the slave
IlIye the demon of bigotry home 10 his den,
And where Britain made brutes, let Erin make men.
VII.
lot tby sons like the leaves of the Shamrock unite,
A nariition of soil from one foot-stalk of right
Give each his full share of the earth and the sky
Nor fanish the slave where the serpent would die
TX.
Alas for poor Erin, that some still are seen,
Who would dye the grass red from their hatred to
green;
them live,
And Weld them that mercy which they would not
give.
Be 6rm and be strong, be as gen'rous as brave,
Though uplifted to strike, be still ready to save:
Letno feeling of vengeance presume to dehle
The cause or the men, OF the Emerald Isle
XI.
The cause is good and the men are all true,
The green shall oulive both the orange and blue;
And the trumphs of Erin her daughters shall share
With their bright beaming eyes and their tar flowing
hair.
Their bosons heave high for the worthy and brave
But no coward shall rest in that soft swelling wave
Then Erin, awake and make haste to be blest,
Thou arch of the ocean, and queen OF the west
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16
r u < T r [ B y N E. +.
IREL AND.
nv THE CELEBRATED DIR. BRENNAN.

Erin first rose from the dark swelling food,
WI I,assed the green Island and said it was good
no, Goa amrald OF Europe it sparkled and shone
!h 10 RING of the world, the most precious stone.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

NUMpER XXlIIl [BY TRAVELLING NEw-YoRKEh
Foreign Correspondence of the New-YoTk Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

Their bosonls heave high for the worthy and brave,
But no coward shall rest in that soft swelling wave;
Then Erin awake and make haste to be blest,
Thou arch OF the ocean, and queen of the west!