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NEW FRENCH RES fAURANf u CUFFEt. HOUSE,
AT NO. 7H BROADWAY
M EssiE EURs BU MEL LIE COMTh, tex to announce
Iva 10 the public in general and dist he'd families
hrcu ID they have opened eegant French Restaurant
md Cofee House No Broadway, where Breakfasts,
Dinners ad Suppers be had hour and
~ s ai cannot fail satisfy the delicate palate
There VIII always be found ncb supply of fine pastry and
torsry jles, ice creams, Chsottespsses &c tx
quists La and the chace Wines Orders ved
dishes sup lied with every kind Of Pastry Jees
T. nfectio and Ice Creams C3 lm.rc
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
2,997,9I5
1,441,457
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/, THE WEArHEE.-The Green Bay Republican Of
Dec. Sd. says the thermometer stood at 10 below Ze-
70 on Fridry morning last. Such sudden change in
the weather is rarely known in the West.
This may lave been little colder than the wealth
er here. We saw the thermometer standing at SO
below zero: but this was in the morning after
rise and doubtless it may have been lower during the
night previous.
% The Thermometer, at Montreal on Thursday
at A. M. marked IA below zero, at noon below.
On Friday at A. nj. IL below at at noon below.
The Quebec Mercury of the 9th inst. says : The
st. Lawrence covered with drifting ice so than
have it for several years past at this early period
of the year. it is now showing fast.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS AT THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
The American resident at these Islands have memo
rallied the President in relation to grievances to
which they are subjected by the greater influence of
other foreigners. The ground of complaint originates
in want of adequate protection from their govern
mentand they ask that such protection may be afor-
ded them.
THE ELLIOTT C1s1!-Young Elliott who slew
Kendall last summer has been discharged. The
Grand Jury refusing to find bill on the ground that
the act was committed in self defence.
This verdict must be in some degree wrong. There
was mortal peril in the attack hew as ressting,and
it was not of that kind in which the amount of
determination the part of the assaant was uncer-
tain. The weapon employed by Elliott, was unnec-
essarialy dangerous, and his intent did not stop at
self preservation, but extended to the destruction Of
his enemy
Fire IN Bufalo.-We learn from the Buffalo Pilot,
that fire occurred in that city on the Evening of
the 10th. inst. during the prevalence of high wind,
which consumed an entire block of wooden buildings
water and Commercial street, and threatened ex-
tensive damage: but which subdued by the siren
uous efforts of the fire department.
10 The Steamboat Helen Strong, now lies about
20 miles below Maiden, six seven miles from
the Canada shore, frozen in the ice. The boat is not
injured. The two mates and crew are on board, and
it hoped and expected that she will yet be brought
safe into port.-IMoaroe GGz. IT,.
SPECK OF WAR.-From aletter dated Quebec,
Dec. 10TH 1885, received by gentleman of this cit
y yesterday, airs permittedto copy the following
paragraph. "We are here preparing for war. We
are all recruiting for soldiers There are 10 to 20
independent companies now organizing. The mill
tia all getting enrolled, for. is stated immediate
service against the Yankces." This is from a rea-
bic sOurce.-.4b. Cn-
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
HOUSE.

The special order of the day being the admission
of Texas, we suppose out of Difference to her, the
reading of the journal was dispensed with.
The speaker having announced the special order
of the day to be the resolution the admission OF
Texas. Mcconnell asked that they might be read;
they were read accordingly, (see resolutions in an
other column.) Mr.. Mcconnell then mored the pre-
uious question.
| Mr.. Douglass of Illinois asked him to withdraw
his motion. ferries of no, noD
The speaker said the question would now be on the
engrossment of the resolutions. 1t was moved to
lay them mn the table; lost 80 to 142.
The vote on ordering the previous question, was
then taken by teers and resulted years lOsnays 60
Mr.. Hunt of N. Y. excused from voting.
The question on the engrossment and third read
ing was then taken, yeas l40, nays 81. The ques-
tiol was then on the passage of the resolution.
On tits motion Mr.. Rockwell made an able and ell
oquent speech stating his objections to Annexation,
and concluding by moving that the Constitution of
Texas be recommended to the committee on Terrific
res, with instructions to introduce a proviso that
Slavery except for crime, be excluded from the new
State. Upon this scene of ndiscribable confusion
Sun diooc; NulCu liic yeas udyo NSlc Cducu
the final passage of the Resolutions and resulted
yeas, al nays Sc.
We will give the vote in detail soon as we have
room to sp are. The vote is distributed among the
political parties thus: yeas 100 dem.: 90 whig;
Native. Nays dem. 4s wing; Natives. Hunt,
Chapman, and McClelland among the yeas, adjourned.
SENATE.
The Senate were occupied during the day in filling
up the remaining committees and electing printer
Richie and Heiss were elected receiving 81 votes.
while Gales and Seaton received 20 and Jefferson
& Co. 2.
HOUSE. - ata
The speaker having called the house to order, the
resolutions from the Legislature of Massachusetts
for remodlng the naturalization laws were then ta-
ken up.
A motion was made to refer them to the Judiciary
committee, and on these motions debate SPRUNG I'M
which consumed the day and served to give the old
Shay State foretaste of the Difference she NAV ex
pect the young giant she SO instrumental in nur-
turlng will pay to her wishes; now tnat he is grown
beyond her control.
The majority of those who spoke on the resolutions
were willing to refer them to the committee on the
Judiciary. Mr.. Rathbnrn the chairman of that com
mlttee was also willing; but he would make an early
motion that the committee be discharged from their
consideration.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

SIncluding four towns set off from Lapeer county
since 1910.
ESTIMATE FOR THE PRESENT FISCAL YEAR.-The
Secretary of the Treasury submitted in his reports
the following Estimates for the year ending June 80
I845, which in all our readers will see amounted to
twenty five and half millions. What the Secre-
tarys object be in looking, so far ahead we can
only presume to be, to aid Congress in the adjust
ment of that "Revenue Tariff with '.ncidental pro-
tectinn." He wishes doubtless to enlighten the
'dscreton to discriminate" below the revenue range
of Congress.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
10TH CONGRESS
IN SENATE.

December Is,
TheSenate was occupied with the resolutions offered
by Mr. Cass, directing the several appropriate COM
mittees to inquire into the state of defences.-
Messrs. Webster, Crittenden, Berrien and Niles,
took part in the discussion and the resolutions pas
sed by unanimous vote. 4S Senators being pres
ent.
Mr.. Allen gave notice ofa bill to organise gov
eminent in Oregon.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

@ METEoR.-We are informed that large me-
te Or seen to fall about 5oclock on Friday Eve.
last Its size and brilliancy must have been extra
ordinary, as, though daylight prevailed its apparent
nearness, and the vyidness of its scintatons were
sogreat to cause spectators nvountaray to close
their ears in anticipation of stunning report none
however was heard-its appearance was directly in
the Northern part of the heavens.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
NEWS ITEMS.

CENSUS OF MrcHIGAN.-The following is the COM
plete of the State taken the present year.
Upon the whole we think that the gain for FIVE years
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

O. We are happy to learn that Mr.. Farnsworth
Detroit will start East about the first of January
negotiate loan for the improvement of the Huron
between this place and Gibralter. We hope that he
may be abundanty successful in his msson,and that
by hearty and vigorous cooperation of all those in
terested in this work may be speedily accomplished;
convinced we are, of its Importance to the places
at its Examinations and to the intermediate country
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

90 Mr.. Whitmore of Pittsfeld lately Slaughtered
cow, to the extremely of the heart of which mus
ket ball was found firmly attached. No one is aware
that the creature had been wounded and in fact
n,ustet balls are by no means common article
The query for the curious s,where did it come from?
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

+ Mr.. McCay of North Carolina would receive them
and lay them on the table no more.
Mr.. Broadhead of Pennsylvania thought they ought
to 60 with abolition petitions, on the table.
+ Young of Alabama and Owen of Indiana would re-
fer them to select committee.
The House adjourned while the discussion was in
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

% We yesterday saw in the Store of Mr.. E.
Sampson Almost magnificent bald Eagle, which was
shot in the town of Augusta by Mr.. Hoeg. The no.
and was in every respect worthy of his race.
We have never seen finer specimen of our nation
al emblem, and we could hardly repress sigh that
his daring flight had been stopped by the huntsmans
skill. 80 IS
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

letter writer says if the custom-house at Liver
ooi derived its revenge from curses, IT would be the
nhiest place in the world.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
SENATE.

December 70,
The resolution which had passed the House, for
the admission of the State of Texas, came up, and
after efdebate passed by avote of 81 to 3ls
The resolution was returned to the house as soon
as it was passed by the Senate and on Tuesday it
probably became law.
.4nneration of Cuba.-Mr. Levy offered resolu-
ton declaring the expedency of opening negotiations
with the of spain for the cession to this
country of the Island of Cuba the inhabitants there
of conserving thereto The resolution was laid over
under the rule. -. = ,...r - ~ go
On motion of Mr.. Benton, the committee on the
Militia instructed to inquire fnto the expeden
cy of organizing corps of Sapers and Miners. I'll
Mr.. Ashley, from the Committee on the Judiciary.
reported bill to extend the laws of theU. 81 the
State of Texas and to establish Courts of Justice
therein.
The Senate then went into executive session, and
soon after adjourned.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

To these are added:
LIST. The appropriations for the same
year made by former acts of perma
nent character, amounting to
I'd. Existing appropriations, which will
be required to be expended in the fis-
cal year ending June 3Oth 1847 a.
mounting to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
TX VI UF ND CUTITaITl
2S5 ACRES.
New Iron and Brass Foundry

VIE UNDERSIGNED. having leased the Foun.
dry HonSeoiJ, NJ. Warwick, Esq, Immediately
on ,ne canal, IN I.ynchburg, adjoining the Commission
ana Lumber e-house OF B. +. Sackett lakes this
method TO inform his friends and the public generally
thereof lie is prepared To ill orders OF any size or nal
win nea'ness aud DESPATCH either in Iron or Brass
having empoyeda first castaboih in Iron and Rr,ss
any one ordering Castings, who have 30, The patterns
can nave them made al the Foundry, on the most ac,
comnodaing terms '' ~
10 addition the Foundry and Pattern shop. I have
Machine and Finishing shop, on the same premises.
wnero am prepared to make repair any kind of Ma
chlnery IN Iron, Brass or Wood
The subscriber agent for the manpr,ctrre and col,
., Duck Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smu,
Ma'hne. newly patented Machine. which is warrant.
any other now in use, for cleaning the worst
KIND ofsmulty and dirty wheat. He Is nas mannc'o
,afIns Cast Iron Tobacco Faiiepers, superior article
Persons interested are invited 10 call and examiae at
'"enlselves' before purchasing elsewhere
lhreShlhg Machines ON hand fer sale p,ime s,t;
Gle. ID ~, - CD i,,n'r s''f
July 10 vi H."
wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

To Elizabeth fright, Nelson ,7bshire. md Potig his
,cDe; Nilsson .abshre and John II U'aie adnin,sfra
tors Of john fright. dec: uatihe,c II right. John
Urigh. Pendieton Fright. and .Nancy his ri6;
Udfam Hrght, James fright. Leuis Itright.
Otey fright, Shelton fright, Right Trght. asa
Fright, John Nmley and Oacy his ,itc; Hash.
mston .nmley, md Rhoda has ,cye; and Stephen
1mnbuH
" Ou are hereby notified that the 26lh day OF Au-
gust next. at the sore Of $. II. & A. Holland in
Germantown, Franklin county, Va shall take the de.
position oi Marx Perdne and Others be read as ev-
dence IN suit now depending in the circuit superior
court of law and chancery for franklin county wherein
atn p'alnlld and you defendants II not taken ON
The day aforesaid, the will be continued from day
TO day, at the place aforesaid, until finished
ASA HOLLAND.
July IA win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
July 81

NlRGlNA:-At Rules held in the clerks office Of III.
circuit law chancery ior the co,n
ty OF Nelson, on the 9TH day Of July. 1S45
noh'as barbour, Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin Norve and Flora b. his wife and Sally Ro
bcts, exccrx, and Alexander executor f
"ooei's, oecd. Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants, Benjamin Norvc and Flora b. hi,
WE, not having entered their appearance and given sc.
cufity according the Act of Assembly and the R..
oil TINS Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
to The court that the said defendants nhabant, Of
TINS commonwealth: On motion of the Plaintiff by his conn.
se II is ordere that the said Defendants app-. lar.
on the hrst day OF September and answer the bill
OF the Plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in iynchburg Nrgm,an newspaper pub.
shcd in the town of ynchburg oi succcssively
another thereof posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF this county On some court day.
Copy-Teste,
RIO. c. CUTLER, C.
July IA WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

Another boly--ur rather sheIetn-v,s G,,nj ,estc,.
'' ou''eo under The ruins vi the recent .Nplusion |,
was hhe eahnmlng the dead homes OF one forgotten ton,
a mouldy grave. lew calelned aud diseoIorcd BONES
that seemed ready To rnlvefaa lnto magnesla al the
'"ueh-s shonlh piece OF stali-a ghasy look OF hair
-these Were The ogly remaining ekens Of the llslnn
N"--ae mistake. huge bundle Of charfrd Lodgefs
was prasss nndef the erlng bones OF The leit ann
White Tue hngeis Of the good ~ hl haud' clutchrd
n"ns some scattered pieces oi god-lteeaus gold =
Inc se'e'h Iat crushed uPn he steps, and tae poor
'silh'u' "fe'eh VAS Jelnlly making his escape ir,n
the onr"oe holidng WITH lat, employers Aups aud hi :
employers gold" say boliang oi bis own llr-sa,..
sale Nhai lfiumrbl what a su,ueib inp a i, II III
and be proud "i1or all time coine lla hr hai m mar
r"w'y escaped The gteai hfe III le35--escaped after
having nj Tho petli ~ his lie secured the backs and the,
gold, aud brought them out sale with his own hand -
All ,hls said thai srfehed aud blackboard skull 10 our
busy fancy as We communed IN thought with lis vacant
ana dfeamiess Cells " l. Tribune.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
July 81

VIRGIN, AT rules held in the clerks Office the cir
cult superior of law aud ehancery the souptv
OF Nelson. on the 7h day OF July, 1916
John f.. Wadsworh, David b. Turner and George q.
Palmer merchants and partners trading under the style and
hrn OF W ellsworth, Turner x Co, plaintiffs,
against
William VI. Thurmond, in his right and as admins
Iator of Henry Bibb deceased; Mary Jane Thurnond viii.
OF said w illiam M Tburmond, by William 1hornh no.
next friend and trustee, CHARLES Peow, Hiram w Dawson
and George w Bbb trustees in the deed OF trust
to them by Henry Bib the 25h day of August 1871 AMI
Staples Tyler Co.. Christopher T. Estes. James Bradv
Ipilliam W. Ferguson and Robert Rves late merchant,
and partners uading bnder style and firm of William
w. Ferguson Il Co, George w. Bib, - Ducuid admr
OF shelton Roberts deceased .4ndrew Ubite Hiram ~
Dawson Charles Perrow, Martha 1hurmond. Maccar rim,
Thuimond, Thnmns Graves and ~ illiam Ihornl named
benekraries in said deed and John w Mosby Uil;,m
C. .Hoseley, Joseph X. Irving and John ThompsonJr.
Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants william w. Ferguson, James Brady
George w. Bib and - Dugud, administrator of.
KennyaN deceased having entered her ami
given security according to the act of Assembly and In.
rules OF this Court AM appearing by satisfactory evienc.
that they inhabitants Of this Commonw ca h ON
motion OF the Plaintiffs by their counsel il is ordered I'm,
OF September term next, aud the cross hill of The
Plaintiffs filed by leave OF court in the suit of MARY Jane
lhurmond, by &c, against james T. Smith, John w Mosbv
Wadsworth Turner CO. and others, copy 81 mi.
order be iohm it'll inserted in the Lynchbug y,rpinian
newspaper published in tho town of Iynchburc f,r two
months successfully and another copy thereof posted at the
front door of the Courthouse this count, on some eou
ACopy,-Tests,
RO C. CUTLER, ClE
July 81 ,,om
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

EXI.S Il TO ". pTR T.ST n
UEEhRY RUffNER. ~ u. President a Pro-
a fessof al Ethics sad Rheinir.
Hrs. PULo CALaovS, A. NJ, Professuf If Mahe-
males.
REs. Go. ID. Armstrong. A. NJ, Professor pi
Nstma Philosophy and Chemistry.
GEo T., DanSEr \. NJ. Pfsfasspr If Languages.
Carr Dnos. H. " iLtf,Msos of the Va Military
institute. Cincinnati Pnlfssor a " iltary Science.
The annual sessipn Is pIu September Is, IL The last
Thursday in J1nr. with ii nine days Christ
mas The Tu9safers fees, required IN adFance, are,
for tuition 30 dollars, rent dlaf, naturalization
fee dollars, aud depusle dollars The lHsl, bp ng for
servants hire. fuel for The public rjpins damages, &c.
The ba lance, u any, is returned the cad OF The
Phva ie buatding, from 7! In dollars pr mealb. The
contingent expenses iot fuel. hghs. ddog washing.
books SC vary, bal may he estimated at if1m 80 To
10 dullas per session. by strict fcunay aud by hoaf
Dig himself Gas haze done) student ma} reduce
lhe abofe named expenses 10 about l25 dolfs per
GunI.
Provision is made cor the admission Of INDECENT stu
denis al you'd character aud talents without payment of
inlinn fees.
Letters of enquiry NAV be addressed 10 The President
10 GEO. D. ARMSTRONG.
Ctfh QfMe Facnitb.
The Board IT Trustees Of Washington College. will
prpcred the 22nd day oi February nrx. 10 appoint
Cncnnau Professor ni Nlitsry scleuee whose sery-
shall b. given wholly Ia thu College. Letters ad
dressed 10 the Secretary of The Bnafd or to President
Ruilnef will ne attended
SAM'L MD. REID. sec'ry
July Wis
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VIRGINIA.: IL rule. foidrn in III, clerks office tho
eire nil superior III law aud cHneery the down
of I,neiibmg, on the eth dry OfJuly. 1915:
.fppha b. Rose Plainla,
against
Charles l.. Moshy, ex'or of Thomas a. IIoleonls dec'J
Willrm iloeoniie, JOHN Warwick, Odin q. Glmv, J,hn
n. Shields aud John r. Hawkins Defendauis
In CHANcERY.
The defendant william Iiocombc, hny ing
hs appearance aud given security ofdns Ia the aci If
Assembly til rules al This court, aud upps airing b, suits
fctory evidence that he is nhuhilant this counrv
II is order ed ha the said defendant do appear here N.
fri da, of the the bill The plain
aud that copy this order lie forthwith inserted in some
spaper printed in the of l., neburg for month,
sces,ey, rnh posted tho front door of The house
in the said town. A Copy-Teste,
ID. KODkS Crh
July 81 wem
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NlRGiNIA-N Rules held in the Clerks Office of tn.
Circuit Superior Court of LAW and Chanccrv for the
county OF Amherst on Monday the I'd day of June, 1915
Willis ii. Plunket, Plaintiff
against
Reuben Carver, Mary Mundv administrators of Charlie,
Mund,, deed, and Nelson Crawford late Sheriff of Am
herst county, Defendants
In CnANcERY.
The Defendant Reuben Carver, not having entered his
appearance aud given security according the act
bly, and the rules OF this court and appearing by
ry evidence that he IS not inhaitan Of this
wealth. 1t odcred that the sad Defendant appea be-
lore the Judge of said the courthouse on the
first day OF August term next, and the bill the
Plaln and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert.
ed in some newspaper printed in the .ynchburg Tor
two months siSe and posted the door the
eoart-ho OF this county.
Copy-Tese,
ROBERT TINSLEY elk
June l6 v9m
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~ &c ,SUle.
Va Ill. be sold, on Thursday the 18th day of Au-
gust next, il fair, il not The next lair day thereaf
Ter, Sundays excepted. the
r a CT OF LA ND
on Which, the late Col. Nm A. White dec,J ros;d.J
.h me premises IA the county of Bedford adjoining the
anus OF Martin T. Bnrks. MIeaiah Davis and others
ABOUT y miles west from Lynchharg This Tract of
Land Is IN fine slate for Improvement and is regarded
as valuable farm conlaing abou,
600 Jokes,
Also, one or more undivided interests in tract adj
JOINING the same. AT the place. aud eae third en,e
" mountain tract, few miles off containing some
OK coo ACRES, at the same place
ne sale VIII be made under decree of tho sunerinr
conr OF Bediord the provisions of which will he made
known on the day of SALE Int NAV be rewarded as
o.'a' 'or me purchaser Persons wishing 10 purchase
ana nat acquainted, can get Mr.. NJ p Burks and Mr.,
. h'oson to shew them the lands, sc. The sale To
take place at | n'clock A. NJ
SAM. POlNDFNTER In
HARDWOOD MAJOR, commissioners.
July ii u,as
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3)ostteal.


iJFE.-BY fiiRAN kEIsEy.
On what is life with the Joys and smiles
Ghai brighten il. opening hours;
with youths gay dreams aud enchanting wiles
AZ As ifssh a. iise morrng flosersi
Pull soon the glow oi he trusting heart
Shall yield 20 the blasting blight,
And Hope, like the fa,abo~'. hues depart
Ava, fom our dazz.ed sight
Oh, what is life ~hon strength and might
oi manhood have tailed their way
Up the mountain OF fame to lis starry height.
Where the beams 81 honor pla,
The stately barb from the pillows crest
Is hurled Tho gull byneaih;
And the falling star wiih a DARK nnreS,
Yields up itsIoseate wreath.
All what is lifs when our years are passed.
And our heads are white and boar,
Bnts sunbeam trembling in the blast
On dark and drsolate shore
Ora flower whose leaflets all are sifosn
From their native stem away,
Without one tint 10 recall The flown
Or tighten iis wintry daFi
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AVID NEGRO CAueur-Nr l. NJ Pierre NJ
tsddo, La. With several friends, recently putsued n
Wild Negro, knoan Ia iniest that PARISH aud atera l,pp
CHASE. eompeiied him 10 take refuge in e iuiioy o a
ace, where he Was secured afer a severe 6,ht A..
appears 10 be about % yeas old weighs 1870 pounds Is
covered win hair like hear and will eal uoihlnn but
meat, hch II tainted he kes ihe better: h. also
Sevanrs cfaw f>h aud frogs with avidliv II lei alne
bet will nd touch iuud presence Of any onr h y
supposed he vas born IN The wonds Az iva sk.atmus
sSppsed To be Those oi his parents were found IN the
As1f0w Of The Tree where he Was laken