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IINlE following New Works received So hours


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domestic slavery considered as se,p,ura Institution
Iepcnsnee between the Rev Richard Fuller of re auo a,
and the Rev Francis Wayand Of Providence, T. -37le
The Arts and hiseries OF Gambling illustrations by
Green-5Oc
Lately arrived and for sale
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No a. Lit-fs Living Age-I2!e
The Love Matehor the Union Mr. Mrs Tom Tod by
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French wthouta Master in .it iessop- BY Moo,.; q.
Letters and Journal Fanny ElsIcr; 10!
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Part Fiavius Josephus. Mauin's Edition. IS cts
.he Cotton Lord. by Mrs Stone; use.
Columbian and Gentemans Magazine fo< Apnl 25o
Csc. . - 's''" '>''V " 'ans'
Etiquette as Guide to the usises Society by Count Alfred
oy 70 which added the only theory Rheni,h or
Spanish Waltz and 81 the German Warz tennis 2se
The Germans Tne Kruizner by Iauie H. lee. Csc
In one; 2Ae
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Conductors Pubishcrs' u. 4. Man t
-, lo' Main street corner Of Main and Iiih as
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS 1T-
'INHE subscriber has Just received Der steam-
boat from Philadelphia, large supply BROWNE Tr.x.
ng trunks and sdies bonnet Cases. 70 which cali the
ausn'lon Of all In want az they will be sold very low
APP hLExR. mr.
EEPiNG HOUSE, and House Keeping .ory III domestic liz
IN Edited by Mrs Sarah Jans Hale; price ale
aPI DRINK yp a uopp,,
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LNPEgsEs.
General supcfintendenct:
Salsries Of PRECEDENT, treasurer snd
clerk, $500 90
Depot expenses:
Cost Of agents and pbour depots,
including tbose the Greens
vile railroad, 6326 2j
Train expenses:
Wages Of enginemen. conductors,
hrcmcn, train hands and Of
tsei end oil, ~ 7Ol 90
RoPoirs Of engines end cars
Woges q men and cost Of male.
riss Of all kinds e4D7 az
Repairs Of railroad
Wages Of oversocrs and cost Of 10.
bUuTors sHj materials Of oil
kiuds. IL o67 so
miscellaneous expenses, 2,s77 90
-4 s 972 80
Income after paymentof expenses, 72,sys 4s
Dodue' interest account, s,745 %
Netineome' s6l,lO2 IS
'rresbt receipts of The Of Fobrusry 1876 ssty
SsiDe iof 'ne month Jas' eBced, 1871
-. T.. -, -
IneIease iof The month $500
IN. debts due company are
~ GfeenssviDe snd Roanoke oOJpany Ja4t5 &C
| Wy kil'es and CASTOR failtoad company, 200 81
accounts OF Jsnoay COLLECTED % February 5,IeO "a
,S..'ouoe department, 1877 on
| lodiyngais seJoua' I,Is7 Is
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CIDER. OIL, AND HERRINGS
'E Barrels superior Cider, barrels Curriers' Oil so barrel,
- splendid ~ = Htuings. For sale very low, by
ap JANIS FISHERS SONS.
ME-iiME-iO0 Casks Thonarun Lime u,, received
- direct Tor sale by ap3 JAS. FISHERS SONS
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X virtue OF a deed of trust executed ON the lar
January 1899 and led Once OF the u.
uhss 'oa Of tie Civ o RehmoDi day 81 Nav
nr a. " O'Clock NJ the pren,se. san Ios
" i"un1 on The north sje being mart OF
Lot NO 40 according to the city Of Richmond am
now occupied Coal Yard by Powell tenans
eJ- Teens made known NJ the ,ale
JOHN A. LANCASTER
APP 1-2awtds s.rv,w,.. r..
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y. y. MARKET M,rch al DIR !,

Cotton IL quiet inday. Flour. no change; Genesee
Troy, &c, Si,75 with moderate sales Southern 81 CO
Si,.5' 500 Petersburg fancy brought S4,s5.
vi rye 5000 bushels sold zoe. delivered and
several cargoes OF Southern the dsuers at 4sc
VT. Oats 30a3lc.
Sales 1900 pigs soft lead &c $50 bbs 20: ashes at
&c. H. Whskey 23a2i5c.
The sale vi New Orleans suq,r This ,,o,n;,,
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Conductors Publishers a. A. Man
los Main street. corner OF Main and ittb a,
mh ~ Every Periodical and Work NJ merit Cor sai
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DEATHS.

Died, in Mecklenburg county, at the residence
of his father, Peyton Il. Burwe, Esq, ON the 18th
day Of June last, PEYToS L. BURwELL, jr., in
the 2lsl year of his age, alter an illness OF nine
teen days, Of continued fever
Died, al his residence in the county OF Powha-
tan, on the 18Th OF June, Mr.. lsnAsl STEsER, aged
81 years. He was an afec.ionatc husband and
parent, an indulsent master and kind neighbor
He ha, left a widow AMI nine children, and nu.
inerous friends, 10 mourn ;l!cr loss. He embraced
religion abou; 10 years prior 10 his death, con-
ncc,ed himself with the Methods; Episcopal
Church aud ever after exhibited in practice The
doctrines he pfots>sei. He made 10 noise and
busiic about religion, but in al his private ami
social relations he was an exemplary Christian
During his sickness, which lasted only few
days, he enjoyed The consultations Of Christianity;
and in his last moments he felt a iIil assurance,
that, although his body would suffer temporal
death, yet his spirit would live through eternal
ages, around The throne Ct God.
Died, at Walnut Grove, on Friday evening
last, Mrs. SALLY G. Mi:aR, consult Of General
James l. Minor, and daughter OF The late Thos
Goode, E>a., Of Amelia county, Va, in The 10Th
year 0! herage.
Seldom does i, dcvolve on friendship 10 dis
charge the duIy OF recording The death Of one
more pure, amiahlc and deserving. >he possess
cd in an eminent degree those traits Of charac;er,
which not oHy rendered her dear 10 her Il .:liNf.
but also greatly attached her 10 the circi. Of NJ
friends and acquaintance. None krcl s.cr
10 love her. In this community, an ,-iia D ~,
knew her. the unprecnding excel sacicS =. A. :"
Minors character need no; evca thi> " =, y. :.
bue. [.LgcrMn (JIo.) EAqgass5, .hs' '"5 :"
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Mount Eagle

FOR SALE, PRIVA TELf
THIS FARM, containing 957l acres, is >ilu
i aled in Albemarle county Stale Of Wig.
MIA, 8 miles lIcm Charlottesville and the Uni:e'-
sity, between the Rivanna River and Ruck
Island Creek, presenting in halt circr tofm
from The mansion body OF 500 acres Of ,g
grounds OF unsurpassed beauty and fertility. On
the SOUTHEAST and South, al The distance d
mile from The river and creek, there i, cradG
AMI aimos, imperceplib,e, ascent, forming ?
300 acres o! upland Of the red moun,aiac
acknowledged 10 be equally projucp' 81.
low grounds. THIS ascent forms 40 .,,,,.
charming platform, and terminal 49, ~
East abruptly, at the heish, vi H., 81
feet above the level OF the war nv Il.
what is called in the Wes,' - .. NV ,;,, /,
il were almost into the NV p.,.", p'' I'l, co.
,be whole snrroun,nr commanding vie" =.
mount,;ns and ~" g country, the Scn.h'"e>'
dnI;oh,,ui ana ~ 6lue Ridge. The rrospe,G.' J
rrI S,a,aS s, 1 surpassed by any in me w
ecn,s sav.,,. AIKEN as whole, this Farm r..
viii 49,. ages 10 capitalist not often M
" =" ~ (Which will only mention ie~
= ! the lanl has Southern exposure;
!; "A vein al limestone lui.s through llr me-
4;
5 The ,rcr is aavigablc and brings tie ~.
molii market 10 orr doors.
4. Two mcichan, nils AMI factories alc ~
in .i.hr;
s. A ,prns Of The swecles'. puresr waIcr;
6. Extremely healthy;
:. An abundance 81 timber;
=. The riyc: and creek forming lawful iea''
save about ) miles OF fencing
June 30---cIai5t ROBERT GENTRi.
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ID AN away from the SUBSCRIBER ln 3ucRine-
~ ham comfy, Virginia, on his way sou.
,h,ec Nero Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, about feet high, = Or - yral,
Of az, Back and s,ou. made soli IN E,Amon
b. MIS-. Organ, II S1rIy comfy, hear CABIN
Pom: M visible marks lrcoiirc'cd. H. h.a an
ahcn h. lett a white iur bar, with ycry small
b.iu, and suit oil summer clothes.
TON, dark complexion, - years old abogij
Zee. achcs high, has scar on the lciI Jaw, from
the loo;hachrlhc skin seems 10 have grown 10
the bone. Had OH when he left black slick cap,
AMI 4 suit Of summer clothes. Tom was >oE 10
Richmond hy Isham Lowry, and formerly h..
longcd 10 The estate Of Mrs. 1'reyillan Of Ham
yer county Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, 81 years Of,
about 5 ieet 5 or inches high, very stou, ani
muscular; no visible marks recoliec;ed, was >yi
in Richmond by Charles D. peuus, Of HALIFAX
county, Virginia. | viii give the above r,wafd
Of sixty dollars for The apprehension and drife.
~ q TIE above named slaves 10 pcus 4 Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable cxpease,
Of conveying them 10 said place, OF twenty dol
lars and expenses fuI either one OF them
June 6-ctf y. e.. BRADY
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PARTING SONG.
Is ELIZA COOK.

Come, let Us part with lishtsome heart,
Nor breathe one Gliding sigh,
To think that wings OF rainbow plume
So soon should learn 10 fly.
We scarcely like The chimes 10 strike
That Tell ofPleasure's flight,
Bat Friendships chain, when severed Nus
Is sure 10 Tc-unite.
Then why not we as merry be,
Though this Song be the last,
Believing other hours vii! GENE
Is bright As those Just past!
The wild birds song is loud and long,
But the sweetest and The best,
Is whiSted as he leaves the bough,
To seek his lonely nest.
The suns rich ray shines through The day,
But flashes deeper still
While darling forth his farewell ray
Behind the western hill.
Then why not We as merry be,
Inthis our pairing strain,
For, like the bird and sun, we'll come
With JOY and warmth again.
The moments ned like viocis dead,
Shall never lose their power
Fer grateful perfume ever marks
The Mcmory's wi;hc.ei flower.
Til sailors lay, in peaceful bay,
With gladstone mfth rings OF:
But when lhe heavy anchors weighed,
lie gives as biiine Shout.
Then Why not We As incfiy be,
In This our parting strain,
And trust, as gallant sailors do,
To make The port again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-22

VALUABLE REh L ESTA~ n rop o,Ic
The subscriber Offers t'y sale Tho Fan ~
which ne resides situated J. rb,. c,,,n,y ar 60
bell, Immediately above me town Of J.vncbhmrl,
Inc lfacl coatasas about 800 acres of land and
CONSISTS o .oo a"ses or more. living between
James riVes and i5ackwaicr creek. (Which forms
one Q; lAe p!esco boundaries OF the Town and H.
isiih''s )" me river, running parallel with the
maj" 'oiY "i ;hc land; the one containing, about
~, d1'e INC other between 90 and - acres. Fou,
inr'iftd and sixty acres Of the tract are cleared
ara IN cul'i"aiion-lhc balance i IN woods. and
! large portion o: il heavily timbercd. OF The.
cleared land, 10 acres Inclusive Of The ,lan,lA
are James fivef low.grounds equal in productive
ness, IL IS believed, 10 any on Tie river The nor
tion OF The higill in cultivation Is now we'll
adapted 10 the growth of the different s,anes and
IS rapidly improving.
The dwelling honse is large and rommodi
Gus hrick building. with eight rooms 5i,;. stairs
dhI convenient cellar beneath. Inc ou,-bouscs
r.i'nshS 10 tne dwelling are well located. Of sub
s.anial materials. and in good rep,;r. The Mace
mas on u an ovcrsecr's house. barn and .l,i, ne.
cessa'y far'n-honSes. There is also on the pre-
Ne ~ immediate proximity 10 The town
w arc-holSc Formerly used for the Inspection of
ichacco, Which. with some slight rerairs nigh,
&c placed IN Condition suitable Tor tie. same pur-
pose.
ne tracs admits ui being divided into three or
lonr tracts, each having lair portion OF woods
and cultivated land
The place will be sold entire, in Two or more
tracts, or j; will be divided into small parcels or
lots, 10 sui, the views Of persons wishing 10 pur
chase. The island will also be sold separately.
if demanded
a minute description Of the place is deemed
unnecessary, as th:se who wish 10 purchase, will
no doubt, make enquiry aid examination for
themselves. -
heterms will be made known on ,pplica,io,
TO The subscriber. The place will be shown 10
Such as may wish 10 purchase, by The subscriber
~ if'e is'a Eager Nh ?. H. RYAN. residing on The
farm. VS.; DhHIFI ~
II ihe lfars IS sold entire, Possession will be
T,ysn The 18Th November next, and crop OF
v neal seeded ior line purchaser. Should any de-
sire 10 purchase small parcel. or lois. they ran OILS
tam n possession At once. w. D., Jr.
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R5cI,o1nogu IoJneeerens
ia nc Editors Of Tic Enquirer


Gentlemen: On Monday, the l2ih inst' a.
tended King & Queen Cour, for the purpose OF
hearing the funeral Grafton on the life aud cha
raccr Of The ilus,rious Jackson, by Mr.. Aus'ih
NJ. Tribe, of Essex, who had been I'GsioustsS z.
invited b. meeting OF the citizens OF h'hs :
Queen, 10 perform that duty y.
A large concourse Of people OF that ana lhe
adjoining Counties, turned out to pay the ias'
sad honofs 10 the memory of the departed ne
70 and statesman. The Courthouse was ihrohs-
cd 10 an overflow. The delivery OF the oration
occupied fo,,y-fvc minutes. The prominent
traits of General Jacksons character, CIVIC inlll-
iary an:! social. were set forth with Gfea' i9fce
and beau,y. Views were presented lhai ! i,a''
no, seen or heard; and around The wno', were
thrown the grace and charm Of the ilnisnea GA,
tor, commanding from the audience INC 'nos,
:. lei ~: an.!;riled attention. Mr. Tribe IS
vrry Young man, possessing extraordinary pow
ers Of clocu,ion, aided by a fine education, ana
there is scarcely station as an orator maj ne
NAV not reach, if he properly improve his rare
advantages By rigid course OF study. ~
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Valuable Prairie Plantation
FOR SALE


On a C,cdd n oac, t~O, tire, anil fow '";'
TIME subscriber offers Tor sale his planla.i'
Il lying : miles West oil Columbus, NJ
containing 20 acres-ii0 ACRE, IN hIsh >.
OF cultivation, and 10 acres deatenci, m!,i'h r.
he taken in during The next se;son. M !, :
portion .; that valuable estate lately Owned =
Col. John ID. Amis, late !. North Cai9linI, ~.
IS considered one Of The finest cotton rlaHd'''i
in North Mississippi. Til, region ol c9u'..', :,
considered The healhiest where cotton y s'.""
succes s.uly-icvers being rs rare a. !" ~
portion ui the Southern States: Coanfi ,H,
and son, with slaves To The amounloi oou, =" a,s
never lost one by fever during fes'ue"es ,,,J
Of five wears The clubhouse, screw ho'ss "a -.
car ms for The accommodation oil ~ " I'm,
gro cs and other buildings Necessary on ~ III
ar new and well-conslructed. There = . is9
WATCH always supplies water ior s'ocS' a.
a.red well, supplying IN abundance q - Ire
Eight and Ten bales Of cotton % NJ Nm
been made on Inc place. Any person WIZ, -.
purchase a fine cotton plantation, can IL -, -,
sent prices al cotton, ray the puFchs ~, Is
in two years, from the proceeds Of tie 'a!'.
Corn, fodder, farming utensils, and siocsv
description, vii! be sold low 10 Tie pm Ms ,,l.,
During The past season. there ha'r ~" III,
in my neishborhood al So cash per acre, p,r,
shor. time. Possession given 1T Janu' !. -say
so per acre; and small cash pay!mmtrp
one SIKH. G. A. CHANDLER
Columbus, Mississippi. r,,l i.
r. Raleigh Register will rcpublish .i =
December. and forward account 10 U. a.
May RI -c2amitstDec.
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TITO Is"ftUF'T Ut Is"THtFtT
RALEIGH, 18th Aug, 1915.
EXPENSES OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

EhPENSES Of HE SLATE OF ZEN AS.
As every thing connected with this young
State is Interesting 10 the older members of The
ssierhood,: ne extract from The report of the Spe-
cial Committee on Finance, in The Texas Con-
venton ileir estimate ci expenditures for the sup
port of the new State Government; Il will be
seen that they sci out with notions OF strict econo.
my-and tlat Inc salaries Of their officers are far
from high enough 10 tempt the mercenary office
seeker. Able men must make 4 patriotic sacri.
fee, BY conserving 10 serve their country at such
a reduced compensation. The Committee put
the amount OF expenditures for the support Of The
State Government al $44 500, allowing The Go
vernon an annual salary Of $4,000; Secretary OF
State, Treasurer and Comptroller, 81 600 each;
three Supreme Judges, s.. 600 each; six District
Judges, $1,000 each; Attorney General, $500;
District Attorneys, $500 each; sixty Legislators,
s. per day each, and mileage; Clerks and Chap
lains the sane. The Executive Department, is
put At $1,000, the Judiciary At $3.50, and the
Legislative Al $4,000 The Committee 10 not
include The expenses of,l.e Land Office. believing
il should be made to defray its own expenses
The estimated revenue is Si7,i92 So By in
creasins the present lax on land Of one-ien,h of
one per cent TO onc-fii;h of one per cent, the re-
venue would amount,o sos, i92 50 A provision
in The Constitution, 10 ensure 4 more prompt and
efficient collection of taxes, is recommended.
II Will the Editors OF the Valley Star be
pleased 10 send us the No. of their paper, con-
tanning The Funeral Grafton OF John w. Brock
enbroush, ESQ., Orr cory was mislaid, before
we had read the Grafton
sI- MOVEMENT or TRoor>-Wc understand
that The Barqae Bachelor, CAPT. Horton, now l.
ing in this port has been chartered By The United
States Government 10 lake troops TO Texas. She
leaves here in the course Of a few days for Old
Point Comfort, where the troops embark, and am.
muni,ion and stores will be taken on board.
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THE "BUNCOMBE" DISTRICT

Our wishes arc gralfcd. Clingman, who OPP
posed the 2lsi Rulc, and uhjuslly charged The De-
mocra'ic patty with the crosses, frauds, has been
defeated by his own party. 1t will be seen, from
the following letter from Raleigh, received yescr
day morning, tina, Graham, W., is elected by 800
majority over the idol OF North Carolina Wing
gerry. We rejoice that North Carolina, as well
as Virginia, repudiates those public servants who
betray The interests and violate the feelings Of the
South:
To Tic Editors Of The Erqurcr:
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STAuNTON ACADEMY
LiTTLETON WADDELL.
D.yuryruJ o,,J Dr.(..- f
: V09rFHs H7tu I1UytaIT ~ No
JOHN l., CiNpRETr

JOHN L. CAMPBELL.
P'oiessot ~ Classes and JhL,tq,n Jo,c,
FINDER It's present organization, ,y,;>
" ton has during he session lu., ena.4 '' ~.
The highest satisfaction 10 is trustees and ns, I'm
The course OF study is 50 arranged as f :"
pare The Pupils for admission into onr hoo, P's.
versi;ies ana Colleges, while a, the Sam ~
affords 10 those who Go Eot intend takiuo .,"F I
giate course en- opportunity OF acouirin,, @'o-'.
rough an education as can be had atany a.. -
in The State. -A'e-'GY
Ire scholastic year C mmcEces on fhelaM
DAY IN September, and ends On the 3oIb ~ '.E.
lac following is tie course Of srufy -
se'eF&i branches, with tie Text Books n.., 7,
GeosrapI.y-Morse'< School Geograpbv
History OF the United Slales-FIo>r.
Constitution Of T. States with Story's Comm,
taty abridged. ivy 0oii''Aea
English Giammar-Bullions'.
r. im,hl'es.otli!e-Blairs with exercises in Ensl.b
Mental Philosophy-Alctcrombie.
tai arithmetic from Colburn = "'s~'
Book keeping
Bourbon. ""N i'"'''
~ -. ~ - rt'.l'
s...-.'.: ~ ,"'' Gnu Snhelical-- Day,,
our 49, '"s, i"e''e'ieaI a." fiaclical-Ci1
. nm.
Analytical Geometry Davies.
Natural Philosophy Comslock.
ChemStry-ComStock.
Astronomy.
I...3..s GDnrse.
Bullion's Latin Gramma.-Jacsr.,
= i-a''" oo''ip1sN!on through
", 'ae Wv vs., c.r. =.
ser ~ T p,;m t L,eeio ofaiions Li
-. = '''''' iio''ce' l&cius and T..
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pant, u''es ''f's
49, nu. -; t'i"'n',as Jacobs G'e.s
-. "",i - 80 )" (uiech) comrt>uua
y ,, II ~ 49, an.'js.;s lo...
v.na.,' ,.n 1870, tNHsi. - lier'.oD,
anu liSiA,! ii.-i.
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~ :, ,'l'e. -, Jo"m'cioh WEb lie
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l:rri 1A''''''i''' ana C.est.
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49,, .r1 wen "neli me weather i Il.
~, 80" -" 'ee'uIeS are deiiveret q
~, M, rs , Ine.sases III ms cepafm' Go
49, ~ 'se iesula! schVo nous lie
..'ol' '.''"e' otne"'s nave resulted lfom he -.
''I" :, ..,s ieatuie mo 'ie Academ'. ~
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"io:i W T,nst't sP'i'hett O me pupils he
pt', 'a''s'' WIN hc'' anl s' r.l,se,
""', ~ IN. s'';''ic Hhiiolnacy las-
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POETRY.
81, ~. L,..,..,.s IA "a I,n1anel

II The Editors of ne EHf"''"'
WINCHESTER, Aug. lG, 1913.
cn,.o,,. The .,anzas send you were writ
-, s,,,., -. middle OF July, ana have hitherto
h.;',,si 10 oder them for publication, lroi'i 'ne
n;ron.,s. OF having seen, Oor The htst uthc,)
o"cun,s. 's ,Ccr a Piece s,rik.ngly like il, wilt
~ '" f,r he aUnion," by G. 3. Wallis This als,
80, me-for ii is unpleasant 10 DC suspected
:, ,,aaiars.a, a crime, Of which, YOU WIN aiio"
me 10 say, have never yet been accuS' T.
Iremain, &c, sc.
DIRGc FOR ANDREW JACKSON.
Upon the brow OF icaiy June
The calm Of Even ies's,
Ana Gloom sulainein all things, save
Pc cnba;,!e,! mountains measl--
Which proud, like helmcd warriors, rear
ON high their cleaning; crests-
while tl,a, their cipui-pIume> DER the scene,
And soothing all, far smiles the blue serene
Deep in the vale, i.om lonely hail,
A single light IS glowing;
Within, from hushed and silent groups,
lIo, tears OF grief are flowing;
For. from the ievered death-ccuc5, there
A spirit home is going;
Survivor of the sword and wave,
With The still Summer Sabbath EARN 10 e''e
,yhom:now does Death: revellc cali!
i j, Tie ranger Young,
unlriended in painless land
or he who fearless flung
The star-sprcn, nag alc.l, and huI!cd
Wrongcd Freedoms bolts among
Her foes-ihcn worshippcd her De savtd'
Both; leaving Fame one rock by Lt'he va'niy
lavcd.
The hero, whose young breath is borne,
On Battles wings, 10 Heaven,
AS when the cedars soaring stem
Tho hurricane hath ryen.
The child, whose meteor soul 10 earth
For brilliant space is given,
We mourn. as o'rr. lDN -iS4'ic%> fpi %fF's"'".',
His glory, world-spannpg main
Heayes with oceans migh:
And. though red wars quic; lish:nings glance
Along It's hiiows bright,
A OF the swelling surge is tipped
Vili, mild Peacc's ileshcning light
a sun dispensing Ger The land
Kew food for streams which seek the parent
strand. QUITS.
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nN WEDNESDAY night, July 30, or ! I ~"
~ day morning, between the city Of lLci p",o,.
zrnd Smiths 4 Roads, Powha'an COUNT, "a e.
III. main buckingham Road,) pouoe ln.rr
Seconds, Silver Lever WATCH, J.s. .o"r nl,,a
Liverpool, maker, No. 1870. win 'sas, . l,'se
ticiI Chain. and 4 cared Seal WIN d c's-'
wi.h the iniiiais r. p. upon The SANG; ,,r II.
j will give reward Of Fifteen Dom, ;r,oc
wai:h and chain, or Five Dollars ioi a"'
nration which NAV lead 10 their recovery
Ss''''-9H VIM" "'"' JOHN NJ. MILLER,
,,~.,.,,,w Povhaan'
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NOTICE FOR ! MEETING ~ CUMBERLAND
k,- The people Of Cumberland requested 10
their Court. for the purpose nf expressing
their sentiments, relative IL the proposed call of Con
vention 10 change the state Constitution.
IL Thr Mhir will nieasr rnnY.