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PHILADELPHIA MaRKET-Aus -.

rorrrE-'IEr market continues very hiii' w"
,lur ~, .tumk- rullcr sales ui so0 has- h IL .
=, d Months for common aud lair qnaiiiy.
Fioug-Since yesterday, after The receipt 9, '' ~ w.
f,n,u Fu.and u.rrS have become Unsettled. WIN 'N
inward tendency, and : - has been "'lcrrd -n" ~
u.rd iof irr gonDh: 10, retail demand Is more "'Nr
~ d,y NJ 4 81. a. 81 iur fair aud ezra brands
cn.,s-Jl,rrr has been 4 tolrrably fair demand Tor
wheat and about 400 bushels good ana prime south
crn re-. sod al - and to-day at e6c some lois ale
INA a, ~ Corn is in good demand al advanced rates
al. ,f q 900 hraels nj 81 52 and 70 cents io souti
rrn yellow and - cents ior White; u" sales :" rrnS!
wanna rcpurrI Sales of Southern oats al oa IVY 'h"
rs-Tl,. market since the close of cur last week
10 report has again been active, and about sou mus
New Oricaus sold nj prices ranging ir"in Is u -,
.,;nn' n.,rv nne hall Ias been Tor Baltimore account
Wiisrs, Is not quite 81 brisk; we 'i'irr mus =
,ll E bbls % Gu 5. Gd:.
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RICH OND, VA /.
Friday Morning. August as. 1915.
NATIvISM.

w. have heard with surprise that some OF The
leading Wings Of this city have endeaSofea 70
impress uron the minds Of our adopted citizens
,ba, in The election Of Mr.. Polk they had "caus'
= Tariar'-ani that the Union had declared 'ha'
The President, in The dispensaiion OF pubic ON,
ces, would confer no appointment OF any Nm"
upon any one but nativc-horn citizen. W
are happy 10 have it in our power 10 paul,sn a. ="
entire reiuta,ion OF this eruundesS chaiSe--oo
far from the Union having furnished 'he "as'
nrccxt for such an opinion, thai Joothai 4 4"
weeks since, speaking Of The appointment % CON
snls cmployed lie following language, when no
one can misconstrne
..lIr Polk knows no difference between ma
,;v. and naturalizci cilzcns. He has never
made or contemplated any distinction between
them He has no sympahies WIN Na','e h'ne
ricansm He has no dislrust OF The hueii'y y,
those who found an asylum IN our country, di'N
who have solemnly pledged themselves 10 sup
Dor, lis Constitution and laws, 10y the oalhs OF ma
iuralizaion"
The Democratic party, before ana ai'ef n.e
las, election, took decided stand against ms
miserable faction. What has been Inc course "
The Wing party, both here and elsewhere :"
his civ. il will be remembered, that ai''-Na'No
resolutions were passed in the C!ab House De-
fore he eleclun--bu', as soon as 'he sweeping
,,c,ions announced The defeat OF harry Oh inc
Voc m. foreigners were denounced 10y Inc
heading Wing c,san, and strong efforts were mace
IL organize Native American party IN ms
civ. Indeed, il was boldly advanced ina' 10
rc;cners should lie cut OF, forever, from Inc insa
Unable rich, OF suffrage. They were 10 be oui'
,h.ned with taxes ike other ciiIZehs-thcy "ei'
- hear arms in defence OF our institutions, ahI
sill be deprived OF all mcahs oil expressing .Hei
o,;nions al, The ballo,-box, the subject Of ihos'
institutions. In Boston, Daniel Webster oleni!
,hrcw down the gauntlet in favor OF me mario"
spircd. rigid policy OF the Native Americans
aI,he la,e election in 81. Louis, The w hiss an'
Naive Americans coalesccd and elected iuii
ho.dcd representatives Of the latter class. In
word numerous instances may be pfoduced ~
an afflia,ion between the Wings and Natives
and not one of any sympathy between The Demo
c,a,s and The Natives. The doctrines OF The lat
Ter are in direc, conflict with the spirit OF Inc ne
mocra,ic party. They violate the principles 9
onr liberal form OF Government, and The p!aihil
e,pressed sentiments OF the early Fathers
H., Republic. by shutting the door against Tic 'ol
nresseI 81 all nations" oar friends may lei,
,,n,n !, ,hat this tyrannous faction will ind NJ
favor i, The hands ol the Democratic parry, or
those whom we have selected 10 carry out ON
views aud wishes
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
p,cuMoyp MARKErs-wuoLEsALE PRICES

RlCUMOHD
For Tic re,k saitns Thursday ersnms, '"@ ,,d,-
ToBACCo-T'hc rec p,s and inspections are 80
nllv decreasing AMI common qualities a1e au " :,
elire Of 50 cents per hundred We quote 'ues ~" :,
10 to - and % for dry and swet'-e""i'ho" -,
IS s5-sood to fine shipping ST 50 TO sil-e"''
nufacturing from so 10 500 ,..,.
FLOER-The receipts from the country are
Ing. Sales Ly retail, Of new superlnc, are u"'' .
Family 81 tot 30. ,.c,sI,.
WHEaT-Transirnt lots sell NJ - a -: se"''
!, Crops al % %! cents on credit "' ''''
CogN-i7i a ~ c. per buslel. -,
/ 0ATs-3! cents per bushrl from wagons anu "r''.
WHEAT oFFAL-Bmn II! cents; Shorts ioi Gems
! p.own smas - cents; Ship Suits b cents
I CoTToN-6; :, cents pcrlb. Stock quite s"''''
/ COTTON YARNs-Richmond and Manchester q az
tory prices) Nos 1 10 -, II Nos IL To ~ lo
/ peoyIsIONs-S milhirld and city cnred Eacon, n"s
4 round ~ PC, and scarce: Western sides, "a -
shoulder; az {. Lard - 10 e % 90 Sheep, from 50
d 10 So a0 veas from 81 TO Sc; Hogs 50 81 - re-
RIiT'rEI- Mountain. fkn 12l a Ia cts. per No. "''
| scare Fresh Butter from II TO l. cts ,,
FISu-Il.anrsGs: No. IIerrings 81: J. IN S'''e'-
S" GprFt!ERic &; cents. 81. Domingo q; Ia
rn,ra 7,as: Java j ll.-,ock light, demand i"'ue-
TEAs-Imprrala aud Gnnrowder . cents 4 > = Pe'
-" S,"GaeS-Nrw Orleans Sugars i ecnisSsinek
NM. Porto Rico :. Il: - C"lN =; LOAF S"H''
ID :, ai : demand good Tor all kinds - -, >.
soIASSES-Cuba - 30rents; Po'o nc" 81 i - =
/ zinc ~ ORLEANS in hbs. - b CENTS -
rmR aTDy--Otard Dmpmy 4 10. 81 - : .'u -.
S;,n.,,. sl 20 Ia 49, Imitation ~ a % G.; SaIe'i'
s1i. PEI, ,iuI al 20 c. 4 81. Prices h"hi'f'L
/ tUM-N England. in Ibis, ~ cents. . ,,,,
/ WIIlsKEY-Wc quote bbls ii - G.; no mus - 49,
GIy-Amercan 20 cls Holland 81 81 10 per- g.''" wv
CAAnLES-Taow a lUl; sperm ~ u 'i'''
! tent l2l a II cents per H. ,, "a ..,,s.
! Winter snrrin - 100 cents; whae ~ 'eH'S
hr,rhr. do IL n 81; Iinsecd y To % cents. =, -,
SoAP-Fur brown 3, cents per III. WINE ~" -
riseattd l2a a. , r, s,,,c q -
IIuf.-7Ja - cents ., !, AZ. Resin Rank
ri iSrER-From The wharf - 81 a :. % D' ~
[ - a. r,rrcrs I'll 100 lis ground 81 80. -. IA -,
cuN-Ioto = ris. per bm>lrl. hest lover n, ~
IG0N-r,g S.s ~; Swrdrs Sr': - f, ~. IN,
,,i, 90 o.: Trrlr.ar tRichm"nd n'ahhia''!i go
In County l,ar 80! .. ,,,,o
.,1rEI-,m-. can hstrrrd S!lO per ION.
CIT NAILS, ccr per H.
snOl'-5, a * cents per ID. 49,: -,
FcaTIlERS-a9 30 cents per ID Tor ivy go
iiInrs-iIrrn 10 : as per ID; Spanish y! "''
tIoVERSEED-Iolders ask ST.
FLAXSEFD-Si ID
BEESWAX-aJ cents. n;,
ryru ,NGES-Nrw York checks, prem: ln '''.,
Jin,i, J nem: South Carolina, hi@ i'r''
Nn,ss nrcm Alabama y . dis; baltimore ufa ~,
mem. Nnr,h Carolina, a. dis Wheeling a :,
1rnnr-sre :; DIS Specie, prem. ." i'"''"'"' =
per cent. prem.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Aug. 20, 5 P. y

BALTIMORE. Mn Rh l. i mug. ", . = ~
FLorr-The last Intelligence from England IN
relation 10 the unpromisng condition oil The grain
crops. has had The elect of impariins more ilrm-
ness 10 the market Tor bread SUITS. iriccs, now
ever have not pcrccWibly advanced.
Howard street Flour is rather lifmer, hui
prices are unchanged We note sales of 1000
bbl>. in parcels Of 300 10 400 bbls. at 30 Old
is very little sought for, and is he'll! al ''1s.
Holders Of City Mills Flour are very urn ID
G2l
GaAlx.-The supply of Wheat At market to.
dav was fair and prices advanced one OF TWO
cents per bushcl We quolc good to PRIME ret i:,
al So 81; cents, and ordinary 10 good al - a -
cents. White Whcats are worth % 10 cents,
as in quality.
Corn has also improved Sales to-day al II a
10 cents for white. and ~ % cents ioI yellow.
ri...c - less activity in The bacon market than
al The close Of The past week, and the beginning
OF the present, ana sales are generally in small
parcels at orr last quotations, from winch olIers
show no disposition 10 rcccde, as the stock in first
hand. is quite small, and receipts continue very
limited. We quo:c As follows, viz: Shoulders
II cents, Sides Il; s cents, assorted cents,
and Hams Q 10 cents. A sale oi 10 hfds.
Shoulders al cents, and 4 small 'ot OF Hams al
. cents. Wcqnote Baltimore cured Hams at ~
cents, with small sales only. Lard is firm
at 5 4 5. Tor No. | Western in kegs, and y 5
cents in Dbl. A sale OF 10 bbls. al 5 cents.
WHIskEY-The demand is very Limited, and
price, barely supported. We quote hhdS. at %
cents, and bis. at2:I 23i cen's.-l american.
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Fail nn,pOrtaliOn

OF CHINA AND EARTlENWAltE.
by the -hio s.Virrnia now In James River, We
- have received pottinn of or Fall Goods; and by
the "iiark Away nov daily expected, we shall receive
large additions 10 our extensive stock Of new and fash
ionahle China and farhenware.
We have now in Store, aud constantly receiving
from The principal American manufactures, very .s-
leisl'e assortment o cut pressed and plan Glassware,
lew priced Looking Gassrs Solar Lara and O Lamps,
Cast rs Of all Kinds Stone Ware, &C. &C.
uf goods have bsen bought upon the mo't favorable
terms, A. 10 pr re- with money AMI we are determined
10 sell on similar terms either for cash, or on the us'il
credit. City and country dealers invited 10 give
call. WaI. F. BUTLER K co,
Aup % ~ Main Street
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Ten IHorsand Par Of Shes and Brig uSs i'm Sd.
AZ Wholesale and Retail al The
ENITENT IARY STORE,
ITO dispose otihe presen, large siuckihe Boar,
i of Directors have made very liberal ti..
counts and the Agent can now offer stronger in.
,lucemen.s 10 purchasers Than lie has herelol, !,
been able 10 do. invilea call from dealers. a.,
those who wish 10 buy for their own use, beir j
satisfied thar they can suit themselves both n
quality and price: also
500 double wove Wheat Bags
800 doz Cast Steel Axes equal 10 any bfani,
$50 kegs Wrought Nails, rom Gd 10 POI
Trace, We'll and Machine Chains
Car, and Wagon Harness
Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes. Poushs
Resiiseraiors, Safes, Washsiands and Wa.
robes
Wagons, Carts, Drays and Wheelbarrows
Burr Milstonss, superior article
200 pieces heavy double wove kerseys
81 pieces White. ColoFei and Plaid Flannel
oznabnfs> and ready made Winter and sum.
met Ciohins Tor Servants, which offer !or sale
on accommodating terms al the Peniteniary. ana
al The Store on ilh ST, leading 10 Mayo,s Briigr
July ls-w6Ud&c JAS. C. SPOTrS Asr
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NEW YORK Misunderstanding P. NJ

NEW YORK MARKETS-Tucsday P. NJ.
FLouR-The whole extent of the business was
moi told yesterday; The sales were from 10 10 81
900 bbls The sales were atall pTices-trom 81,
pr to j,50, even the old stocks Of Ohio and
Michigan as high as $50. To-day The market Is
even lille higher, and holders OF Genesee ask
1924 Fancy brands Western are firm at ga
) 80 scrachcd 3,75 a 4; fine mildlinss :, 10 ship
>tnT 30; sonr flour 3,25 3 80. In Southern
ionr there is less doing. Prices are mp little.
The receipts to-day were l72s bbls
Corrox-Thc market i still depressed, and
light decline has been submitted 70.
WH>KEY Barrels are dull al % CTS and
here is nothin. doing in drudge.
GRa,S-A cargo Of North Carolina (35Oo bush
- Wheat sold yesterday at SIT. To-day there
is none in the market, but considerable higher
rses could be had Corn has gone up again,
AZ about 10000 bushels Southern have been
sod al 10 els. weight. Oats are down again 10
lOa II. Rye rs 20 cts.-[Erpress.
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OPITITARY

We transfer from the Union The following elo-
qlent and touching tribute 10 the virtues Of one,
whom We have long known and warmly cherish
ed as friend. For many years, al a remote
distance from Virginia, we were in daily inter-
course with Mr.. Cageit, and We have never met
with man, whose sentiments Of honor and in
legrily, devoted friendship kind feelings towards
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OE'I'L('IiL

BY THE PRESIDENT.
James Mel issick, Of Arkansas, 10 I've agent
oi the Cherokee nation OF Indians West q 'hc
Mississippi, iolakc effect on The 18th September,
1915. on whicl day The Term OF service OF ti'e
present ncuml4nt will expire.
Robert Cornan, Of Washington, as warden
OF the pcnitcnliay in Tic District OF Coum II,
from lie Is, la, of September, ISIS, in PIacr q
John f. Dadc, whose resignation will lake effect
on The SIS, dayol Angus, 1915.
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To the Farmers

OF VINGININ a Nd NUK II CtItUIIINN.
I'VE uilrr our services customers Tor thr sale OF
W Wheat, Flour Corn, Oats, Tobacco, &C., free Of
any commission, except when required To guarantee
sales. The stEor partner, who has had sixteen years
experience In business, gives his personal attention IL
this department. and Halter ourselves that We
oba n the best market prices.
We keep constantly hand large and well selected
stock of Family Groceries, 10 which We invite the at
trn,inn Of The Planters, do not intend 10 be-
icrsoid by any house in the cry.
We still continue IL furnish Virginia made ANES. nj
81 cach-which warrant equal 10 any made IN this
or any other county. We have substituted another
mannfacIoiy in the place of TIE for which for
merry acted ~ agents, which friends Is
far superior. We have sold some ID l5 dozen and
have had Ia redeem but
RRoGuES made 10 our order, cheaper than they
be had IN the CITY. Call on w. for bargains.
Vt Refer 10 the Editors of this paper.
GRETTER n GRETTER,
Aug. 2--cis doors below the Bell Tavern.
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
Union BAPTIST BANNER & PIONEER

THIS work will he published In pamphlet form;
monthly, in the city al Richmond. Vi, hne shah
contain ii pages per number making i pages lrf nm
mum. The UNION BAPTIST HAMMER hnn II
ONEER" shall hr devoted 10 The intere't ~ iie
Baptist Church - toa fair and full exposition OF ner
dcciines usages &c, &c, and Ia an untirhs .hr's
liam defence Of the same Its constant aim WIN pe 70
promote un ~ among all evangelical denominaons OF
Christans-to advance The truth ni God, and tnr luf
theraurr nf the R,dccmeIs Kingdom.
All commune nis ,rsn written on theo!ocicai lles
tons sent poet paid will meet win Promt atthuoh'
The Banner and Pioneer is decidedly opposed 10 one
sided statements. 7Ar truiA, me hhos fTniA ana no
thing bat Tie truth viii hr lis motto Az seD' Mts az
(amGtioa, personalities, &c, sha be Constantly
and most studinusy avoided. IL i the iacs, ana pfh
cprs Of the Gospel Of great God, about which we
contend atd n,
TERMs-sI pcr annum in advance, or 81 - u mol
paid within mouths AFTER subscribing, or the heiVr
~ Of the first number An who shall obtain ana pay
for len Subscribers within SIX months alter subscribing
shall he entitled one copy gratis Al c"mn'ihioa
.iun>, To en- attention. must be ditrtd 10 Tue Lu
Tor, posi- paid All subscribers should br very rarcu-
lar IN eivln. their address, name, po>t-"ice county
and State. The Editors address. sf tie present, y
"Iuh-nhug Court hciI<e. Va. lie mn,i earnestly 90
cs the alrunac- nfa his friends IN This christian en-
ieprsr and truly ,lrsirrs To hear from them immedl-
ariy VIII not friends take active part ~ ms Mnh:
Aug 2a-wiw JAS. w. HuSNlCUTT.
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NO1'ICI.


IL n,rsuancr of decree al The Circuit Superior CONT
of law and chanceI, for tr county Of Charles iiy'
punoncr On The iul day of May, isi5 IN sun Here
IN dci- ndins between The President, Directors anu
Cuniiay Of the Bank of virginia, Plaintiffs ahh MARY
W. HARRISON widow and c,ccHirS Of Benjamin Harm.
snn and otlr,s, Defendants, Tie undersigned
C"nmrs ncrs appointed hy tlir SAID hrclte WIN sen,
by pub, a,ctton on The l7lli day Of October next
lair, if lot the next fair day IN the premises. 10 me
highest bidder for cash To one fourth OF the proceeds
Of safe and rs 10 the residue Of Tie proceeds OF sar on
credit nf one and years from The day OF sar' IN
two equal instalment- that very large ana Valiane
Real Eslatr called BERKELY yin. on James river, IN
the county Of Charles ty. The purchasers wiii hr re-
CURED 10 give bonds with me more snrehs, '" ne
approved hy the Commissioners or C"nn's-inrr arr
he IN and max mr. hr sale for The credit INSTRUMENT,
of the Proceeds thereof. AMI The lr Of The lani sold
vii he retained "a additional security for TIE payment
II The sail bands 1hi- tract Of land u believed Z"
in .,,Iv ii, ihosand acres, VIII be sold snhrct
to the dover Of MIR. Mary W. Harrison, which has
been lai olI and assigned Ia her therein ~ 1c tract
or lois viii accommodate purchasers There Will also
be sd by The Inder..ned Ill. same day and at the
same place under The decree, several Slaves Tor
cash. ROBERT SrANARD.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF R1ClIMO ND.
high Water this day, Aug. -, a. o'clock. A. NJ.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Corts Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
Schr J. Roaets, Lewis, New Ark, cement, 10
Rankin & Whock.
Schr. Rainbow, Rodgers, Boston, sundries.
Sch. Heroine, tIunserlord, Elizabeth Port, bal
last.
schr. Columbia, Crowcll, Philadelphia, sun
SAILED,
Brig David Dudtl, Williams Philadelphia.
Schr. Montreal Hamilton, New York.
Earnoe Bachelor, Horton for Old Point, 10
take on board troops and arms for Texas.
BELOW.
Schr Elisha Hickman, oil jamestown.
Schr. Presto of Four Mile Creek.
Brig Victory, of kennon.
Brig Henry Lee, of City Point.
BALTIMORE, August 20-Cleared, schr. Cecii,
Trayers. for Petersburg and Richmond.
Nrw Yoak, Aug. 20-Cleared, schr: Orson
Henderson, for City Point; and schrs; Marietta
Burr, Bamber, and Sea, Hart, for Richmond.
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The Washington correspondent OF the Charles
ion Mercury states, that Mr.. Buchanan has ap-
pointed Mr. ~ P. Trst the Chief Clerk of his
Department. MIR. T. was once the Consul at
Havana. He is most favorably known in Viz
gina, and his appointment will give universal
satisfaction. His political principles, gathered
from the lips Of Mr.. Jefferson himself, are OF The
purest character, and his talents AMI acquire
mcn,s are familiar 10 all who enjoy his acquain-
faOra
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Yesterdays National htHisencsr.

Col Whistlr and Maj. Stamford, Of the In
Infantry, were o icavcila>; evenin. lor ATkan.as
o., -; .o;.T, lie scnr Mary Wilkins. AI,c,
Two companie. of tie 18th Infantry, under me
command Of Hal. Graham, accompanied ~
Lien;s. llo>kin. Cochranc and Berry, on board
The bark VIM Ey. Col. Whistler, ON hi aIrI-
val. will assum The command OF the gallant IN.
II o Rtnnht0n In IL
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~ RUSSELL BIGGER 4 co, MANAGERS or
L ffGE.-Drawa Nos. Of Posomose River Lottery,
Cla, lG5:
lI,if Nus 4 I'll, and Half Nos. i ~ So tSi3h h"th
so'd,nd paid by biG'hh ~
Two for To Day. Frday-elo0O IS Nos 10 drawn
Ticst. So Al;n, thr dollar lottery, slOoo rap,ti!
prize ~ Nos. - drawn. Tickets 81, halves 81 tts
quarters ~ cts Packages IN lhcra terms.
T. RUSSELL BIGGER Il co.
+" rn morrow, saturdnySs,o 600; IS Nos, = drawn
-rh.-rs 81. Aug =
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...,,,s r.rc accomplishments,

all MANKIND fine talents, rare accoi'i''is'''A'"'
c,,,oino m,rr.rs and retiring motesiy more
closely attached 10 him those who enjoyed ms 80
c;c,v IL w.s or,;,s,v disin,crcsied, and shrink
ing dclicacy threw charm over q" :" ~. ~.
re h,d no taste far The exc t.mcni oil puDi'c ne
Had he been 50 disposed he W's"' y"
an honorable position in The service = ,.ho
try. He lived, surrounded by inc ~ = ,.a
knew him. h. died in the prime oil ilannooo'
decpIy deplore b. host Of friends ana y
large number Of poor and afflicted, who haa gu.
loved his mun6ren, charity. These hasiy ."eS
are bu, poor expression Of The iee'''S = ,nr
ship and affection which The writer cue 49,
the deceased: ;,
"Died in J.ceshurs. Va, on the morning NO u
Tuesday. The 10Th instant, HENRY 49,, -, -
vounesl son Of the late DR.. llch'y o'"0
that place. ,.no and IA
"Ihe subject Of this notice was long , Jic he
vorably known 10 The commuhil, ~ he had
lived where all were lriena'-cne n he Uni
none. In the earlier and pamy dass y her dis,in.
veIsiiy OF Virginia. h. was one VI ~. nc IN.
ouished Eleyes THAT he did not carry NJ IA
nors into the busy crowd and there seen -
new laurcls 10 his wreath, was, because y, ,e;anJ
retirement p!elerrine that the mantle o I'm
ship should he cas-, upon his Shoulders y sna."a
himself with a Haunting scarf, Suen .',i.. him H.
plausc Of hearlle>s world might ci.''i' H.. an.
wear. 10 him, the poor ionnd iFlena, '" All
pressed defender, The afflicted ,ban
is not such reputation more 10 Dc [i,a," or
The pagcantry Of display, the ronp o. poII b;n,
The glare ol renownl II fortune bieSseo -"
with wealth, il was mol clnlcled win NM ..s
grasp, and boarded Tor self; BAT used lI' uG,
who ncedrd-expendcd where lasting pu" 'nu'
might Jesuit. Although 10 his homer no nio' ,,a
menl Of bronze or Of marble may be iedleu; ~ ~
one is eTsTavcn on inc tablets G! me''i'iy, 'l'e.J
10 remain until those who knew him have ccaI ,;a
10 be. He has raised from time Ia cieihi ~
spirit has left irail tenement oil clay am
ca is way beyond the ken OF mortal man CIV.
can il he that friends should not rcpihe II '''',
be 50; yet creed 70 s!crn, iiom 'ie ~"
books is nowhere learned clcoh!iic! u" "a
lures laws, il is not taught Is nature "",
While man bears about him the inlIlni'ics ~ !
finite nature, translation from pfooa'iohaIi
world 10 that sphere where time can have no Gnu
must ever be scene Of trial, OF distress ~
nv of mind We NAV believe The '!taih o. 'hc
body 10 tt. the viviicaion OF the SOUL yer, "ncn
the bonds OF affection are Scvelrd-"iieh ,''i'
sympathetic communion, by which cach PuiS,i.
ton Of The heart finds Il responsive thiep IA 'he
bosom OF another Is burst asiindcf, II ) 'hc r.
,ilese OF humanity 10 mourn. lie who can cam
II look upon such scene, is less than man. u
, more than mortal
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U.lrrp STATES rs WILLIAM RrFus ELIi"rr:-
The examination Of Witnesses in lhi> eSci'lis
case was continued Yesterday in CROWDED c""l'
room, from eleven 10 hali.pas, FIVE oclorN' Wi'cn
Il" Justices (Alusell ard Go,slari) adIou!h"i
Il cir sitting until this morning alclrven oel''@'
The deposition Of Mr.. Baylry WIS 10 nave hc'h
t;iscn last night liz The examining magistrates
Il is understood that The testimony was nearly
closed yesiersly, am! !, is expected the learned
counsel will p-day address the Justices on lhc
Law and The Ic.,mony
YESTERDAYS National Idi,Hiscnor.
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NOTICE.
GEOEGI, A. WRIGnT

rT,IIERE viii ba Petition presented 10 the ncu L."
ni,alufr fnri Precinct Election Ia he held al White
stone in ihr county Of Lancaster.
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y-J An Apprentice 10 the Printing Business
will he taken al this office.
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rwid Is RICHARD GwATHMEY.
ALBEAIARLE LAND.

WILL. b. sold 10 thr higlrs, bidder, on NEONES-
w dav the 18th September, II fair, u not he neS.
fair day on the premises that valuable Tract oi Land
Wing " n me mile oi The junction oi the Sc"ttssilic
aud Charlottesville Tnrnpikr., formerly ownrd by
Chlirs Smith deceased containing about iriU acres,
about nnp fourth Of which cleared, and the remaining
ihTre-fGurh- of which j. good "lrc" land. ana ~fli
iiinhercd. Persons living At distance, who wish l."
s,tr ~ a desirable nciglh0rllpod IN the county 81 Al
hr,r1rlr vii do We'll attend Ibis sale, a The Land
wiz certainty br sold wiihn irsritr dsrrpti"n Il"
The impr i trrnirh unnecessary. a II i pre-
suimeh that enc viii purchase without hr,i viewing
the premises. Term, 1T sale liberal.
Aug. l5-cw.iw WILLIAM n. MaLfiN.