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TN CHANCERY-YIRGlNIA: Alta Giro
| peror Court of Law and Charccry can.
and held for Cumberland county. al ,bs =
House orsaid county, on The 9th OF Marc
Il appearing 10 the satisfaction OF tbe = -
that Blase B. Woodson, the Clerk Of lie o. ~
Court OF Cumberland, has in his pos>e,.,e.'
Clerk, the Will Of Jesse Ballow, deceases =
ing date on the SIS, December, 1889 VIII. :.
Will was offered for probals in sad crs'
Court al September Court, 1914, and leiee s.s'
the Court; and the summons being tetgrnsG
culed, and the said Blake B. Woodson br,.
here into Court The VIII aioresai ID pronn'. I
Whereupon, on motion Of William 4 D.
and Jane Booker, Two of the lesa,ees M.
The said Willard ,hereupon sp,1,a.5
awarded against William T. BalIow ,'''C =
Thomas in the Will Charles A. Rallo,.' :,
Montgomery Balow, Elizabeth r. RaIo,. :,
II. Ballow, Henry Balow, John BaIlow ~ !" !
Ballow, Jas Ballow, Geo. Baow. Ang r y u
ION, and Mary +. his wife, Louisa CooS;,,' v.
Goodman, Zach. t. Goodman, Charis. az 7
man, Litileton 3. Goodman. Thomas y o.
man, and Elizabeth his wife, John CO %,
and Martha "A. his wife, Samuel BsaS ou''''
Williana his wife, VIM Wright ami r.. e
wife, who was Jane Coleman. Sarab c' @N' a
Charles Coleman, Horace Anderson, Hs rs''.
drrson, Sterling Anderson. Charles Ballow T..
Il. Ballow, WIN. L. Ballow, VIM B,l,oa =
tharine Ballow. Elizabeth Ballow, Diapn,b
low, Thomas Hudson, Nancy Hudson III ~ :.
Hudson, Thos. vs. Dowdy, ana Mary p b, ~
r. +. Jones, and Elizabeth A. his wife NJ.
Crank, VIM. r Crank, Joseph Il CRAM; y.
III. Crank, Hez Ford, and Elizheth his w.. :
muel Wallace, and Ann his wiie, 10 ann. =
on The ilrst day Of The next term 81 the e..
Superior Couu Of Law and Chancery i.
county aforesaid d, The Ccun Hou>r. io,-
cause, if any there be, why The vii at,,.s
should not be admitted 10 proba': Andus,,...
ing 10 The satisfaction OF the Cour, thai ANN.
Wallace and Ann F., his vie; Henry JOIN i.
Edwin Ballow, children 81 Charles Bslioy !.
ceased; Samuel Baswell and William,
wife, daughter OF Zachariah Goodman; VI
H. Ballow; Horace, Henry and Srerlr. ! s
son, children oi Judith 4 lder>on, iec' J,.,
and William T. BaIlow, Infants, c!i3.-,
John Ballow, decd; William Ballow. Cali.
Rallow, Elizabeth Eailow ami Diauah g.
children Of John Ballow, decd Eliza A n.
~ F., William T., Joseph H. and Hiram Il
Crank, children of Elizabeth Crank. dec, i.
Augustus I. WALTON and Mary Eliza, hl.y.
are mol Inhabitants of this Communicable
ordered that they Go appear here on tie irN =,
OF The next term OF the Circuit Superior Conr
Law and Chancery for the county afo.esaY !.
The Count House 10 show cause, il any Tier. !.
why The said VIII should not be admitted d 4.
bat; and ii is further ordered, that tie .ofes !.
order he inserted in some public rcw>raJel.
lished in the city OF Richmond, Tor eight ge...
successfully. A Copy-'resie:
May l;-cwSw JOHN DANIEL [
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ENGLAND And Notwithstanding on The
foreign news, The New York Express remaiks:-
1T appears 10 have been expected that great con.
slernaiion would have been created in The United
States By The speech Of Sir Robert Peel in reply
10 the inaugural address OF MIR. Polk, and The
GOODNESS displayed here appears 10 have disturbed
The equanimily Of the people III England much
more Than noisy reioinder OF words for war;
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TN CHANCERY-VIRGiSIA:-At Rules ~
i in the Clerks Office of the Circui, Sufe
Court OF Law and Chancery OF Prince Ede-,
county, The 81 day Of March, 1916;
Sarah ]. Davis, Plain.
against
Samuel Mitchell, ST., in his own RICH. IT
administrator Of John Mitchell, teGt, d.
Mitchell, James Mitchell, Robert Mic!e... :
phen Mitchell, Samuel Mitchell jr, an y,
his wife, Richard Mitchell, Sarah X. De-
Frederick Mitchell, Blake W. Mitchell. c's
L. Mitchell, and Jane Mitchell, Dt;entab,.,
The defendants, David Mitchell, Jane - >.
chcll. Rober, Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell arS :.
derrick Mitchell, mol having entered Their al, (,
ance and given security according 10 an &C. y I.
General Assembly and The rules oithis couf !
it appearing tina, they are not inhabllsni, =.
State: On the motion of the plaindf o' 'o i'.-
il is entered at rules aforesaid, AM ac.,.,s-
ordered that The said defendants Darid M" !,
James Mitchell, Robert Mitchell s''effen :,
chell and Frederick Mitchell, 10 apIeaI : !.
10 be laken in The Clerks Office Of the "a. !,
on The first Monday in June next, and an.
plaintiffs bill: and that cory OF M. a..
forthwith inserted IN some one OF The rnoH
papel, printed 10 The City OF Richmora y
months snccessivrly, and also posted al ~ -
door oflbe Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Tesle:
April i-cw2m B. J. WORSHAM, =
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POETRY.
For Mc Enquire

For te Enquirer.
BURNS.
Poet, around whose classic brow
Green are the bay-leaves still
With what charm did Heaven enooW
Thy mind-what magic skill,
To tune the chords Of Natures heart,
Thine old wild music to impar;
To touch them, and TO thrill
Such power hath Language 10 persuade,
When Genius lends its Heaven-born aid.
The child loves TO repeat The words
That 10 thy verse belong
Soft as the notes OF Summer birds,
Borne the still air along:
And boyhood loves thy simple lay,
And maidens sing the livelong day
Thy We, unrivalled song
How sWeetv plaintive, meath Inc moon, :,
Eye banks and and braes o bonnie Doom?
And awoods," and "fiowers," and "waiers, roun
Montgomery Castle,-clear,
And ufair." and ''sreen," shall Still De iouni
Through every coming year. :.
What Tho, each Summer beauty diesi
Thy living verse reviviies
That scene 10 thee SO dear;
As doth that song addressed above,
Thy Mary of immortal love.
And aSco,s wha hac vi Wallace hled,'
The first OF Freedoms ,rain,
nWham" Sco,land's "Rruce has often led,
And never led in vain,
Once more appear on Freedoms field,
Resolved 10 triumph there, or yiehi
Each drop Of vital stain;
While valor burns in every breast,
And victory sits on Bruce's crest.
on His,orv's page will Scotland Turn,
Deeds Of that day TO scan,
When fought 'lhe Bruce" Al Bannockburn,
And all the battles plan;
How the brave King his ranks arrayed;
How Vengeance welded each keen blade,
And Victory led the van;
While fought The daun,less Highland host
As led ty Walace's stern Ghosl
There is a charm in Poetry,
When Nature is Tue theme;
But whatsoever the subject be,
il is splendid dream:
A light, whose radiance is thrown
On things we know, and things unknown,
With ever varying beam,
Whose changes warn The mind oil Youth
To irus, alone where j, is Truth
Tha, charm, from Nature 10 impai,,
Was, matchless minstrel, thine:
Bear witness every human heart,
That feels thy power like mine!
Thy glorious genius can inspire
The soul with more than mortal fire,
And lives in every line
or purer verse Thy hand hath penned,
With thoughts few earthly minds can lend
Lei GLORY shade, with iaurels green,
Her heroes empty urns,-
And Science decorate each scene,
Where dist 10 dust returns:
But LEI me she'd one tear at least,
Where sleeps Loves Poet, Natures Priest,
Above the grave of Burns,
Whose memory, for each drop we give,
Will greener grow and longer live.
VIRGlNIANUS.
Powhalan co, Va, May 10Th, 1915
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MARRIAGES.,

Married, by Elder j. II. Fox, on Tim.
morning, 29lh May, Capt. JAMES NJ. H,s."
Mrs. JAclSTHA t. SMITH, all Of Nelson noa.
Married, on the I'd inst, By the Rev. r o,n
en-, RoBr. r. AYLMER, Esq, 10 Miss Nj
NJ. A. MURRAY, all of this place ''t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. Mr. Style and lady, Missionaries OF the
Virginia Protestant Episcopal Church, sailed
from Boston on Saturday last, in The lieber, for
Canton.
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OF FICIAL

APPOINTMENT By TIE PRESIDENT.
John F. Bacon OF New York, Consul Of the
United States for the port OF Nassau, New Pro
violence, vice Timothy Darling. recalled.
William D. Pri,chard, Collector Of the Gus
toms, Camden, N. c.. vice George w. Charles,
removed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

The Union, abiding 10 The intelligence hiatt
Mcxicans under Gen Arisa wcIr crossing The
Rio Graude ard :lking possession q a large and
valuable country cas, Of ihairiver says
"a correspondent at New Iori may dismiss
al his fears. or government IS prepared io'
any issue. Oar ssuadron is oil The coast Three
lhousan, troops will be on the borders Of Texas
10 preserve our jus rights, and TO protect her from
invasion. But il highly probable, il General
Ari>ta does not reire within his own Shell, me
Texas volunteers will be sufficient 10 clear ana
protect their boundary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

It The TonAcco FAR, which was TO have
taken place on the 18Th of June, in The town OF
Farmyille, has been postponed indefinitely.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

We understand, that Francis f. Rives, Esq,
a few days ago, in attempting TO gel into his gig,
at Petersburg, made a false step, fell, and broke
HE arm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

MEXICAN CoMM,ssroNs-LETTrHs or MaRorE.
We learn By a gentleman from Havana, now
in This city, tina, numerous commissions from
Mexico have already been issued 10 persons IN
Havana, 10 take effect Immediately in The event OF
war. Our informant states That there are such
commissions now in this city, and that one OF
them has been offered 10 one Of our cllzens
IN. o. JcftrOnidn.
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FOREIGN RELATIONS.

Tie news by the Great Western will be read
with interest. Tie accounts look pacific. The
British papers, d course will blus'er and abuse
Mir. Polk ard tie Democratic parg-bui they
will Ultimately come down from their high
sounding words
The London Economist Of May lOh which
wc have receive, says
"For our owr part we have he greatest con
ijleEcc that peace will be ultimately maintained
that there is god sense and honorable prlncl-
pie enough in 10th countries 10 sellle petty dis
pu,e abou, distant and barren territory by ne
soiialon and mutual concessions without an ap-
real 10 war
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JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. {.
CoMNl..loNEn'. Orrlcs.

Louisa Comfy, Som Apll. lrii ,
The parties interested IN the tnrrgoiug ts
are hrrchy notified liai sha Il attend attic S
Of Siarn W. Morris, Louisa Cour Hons
WEDNESDAY, the nh Of Jane next los
The hours Of o'clock il the morning Al
o'clock in he evening. in order 10 cauy tie
decree iniocliect. when and where they m" ~,
10 attend with the vouchers 10 support then
pecive prclenSionS.
CHARLES JONES
Commissioner G. :. c. l.. & c. :oT l. {
May 9-cwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

GovFasoa OF OREGON Tie New Orleans
Republican says Col II. NJ Johnson oil Men
lucky. would have been appointed Gov. oil ofs-
CON- il Browns bill had passed at the last ses-
sion Of Congress The Missouri Hepor,er re-
gre,s that ii was moi passed. and COL Johnson
sent over the mountains with fifteen or twenty
thousand emigrants, properly armed ana equip
ped. The Hero Of the Thames IS lnst me man 70
or Republican Stale on The Pacific"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

IN CiiANCERY-EIRGiAn "A. a Cogr
l Monthly Session, held Tor Tie county oil l..
"a, at the Cour House thereof. on Moucay
I'm day oi April, 1915:
Nathaniel Talley and Sarah his wife, Lpc,'
i. Thomasson in his own right and as adm.
traitor OF Rebecca Thomasson, deceased, Msr
Thomasson, David Richardson and Georsy
ThomaSson, PIainns'
Against,
John Morrison and Mary his wife, Joe v.
kins and Elizabeth his wife, and Polar
Thomasson, Deiendar,
The defendants Joel Watkins and Els
his wife, and Pollard s. Thomasson not ha
entered their appearance and given security !.
coi1ing 10 law, and the rules of this Cour ;
j, appearing 10 he satisfaction oi The Coul :
they are not inhabitants Of this State 0a
motion of The plaintiffs by their c"unsc.
ordered. tia, The said defendants Joel WAISTS =
Elizabeth his wife and Pollard :. Thomas
appear before The Justices OF the said Cogt
Couu on the second Monday in Juiy ucxi q
answer the plaintiffs bill; and that cory
this order be forthwith inserted in some tsi
paper published in the city Of Richmond fl =
months successfully and posted at the from
ot the Court House Of this county on some 81
day. A Copy-Te>tc;
JOHN HUNTER, Cle's
Nav o-rw.,m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

Mr.. McDuFFlE's ILLNEss-A near neightol
and intimate friend Of McDutie arrived in thi:
city yesterday, who confirms the statement OF The
paralytic attack Of Mr.. Med, bu, says his speech
is mol affected. He bad slightly improved.
augusta Chronicle, Way 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

The harvest OF lie May wheat commenced
in this neighborhoot several days since and VIII
tie rapidly kept up, we presume. The golden
fields on The Falls Plantations across the river,
waving in The sun, PRESENT beautiful prospect.
AS far as we can hear, there may be very lar
crop 0. wheat made in Virginia. The papers 10
the No!!h and Northwest speak OF GOOD wheat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

We see tia; the Rev. Z. l.. Masoon has return
cd in lie Great Western, after an European tour
Of nearly two years. We welcome back The en-
,husiastic oralor-chargSl as he is, doubtless,
with new fire and rich inirmalion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

Destructive FlREs AT NEw foRK.-The \.
York correspondent Of lhv Philadelphia Ledger,
writing on Sunday, says:
"The upper par, Of the city was last night VI
si,ed BY an awful conhagralion, winch almost en-
,iiey swept on three large squares {" buildings,
extending from The G.h To he .h avenues, and
from 18th 10 ol>t street The fire commenced in
The stable Of Mr. Palmer, The proprietor OF the
KnckeIbocker line Of Onslbn>es, when were
wholly consumed, with 40 horses at least and a
number OF stages. The number OF houses de-
>royed was about eighty; some OF them valuable
ones, but for the most par Ola cheap order They
we're filled with tenants, who are mostly poor ana
Woodworking people, at least Goo OF whom were
rendered honseless by the calamity.
"At3 o'clock, fire broke out in Crosby street,
which was subdued before much damage was
done.
"Anoher lire was discovered about daylight in
The steam saw mills in Canal street, corner Of
Elm; this was subdued after damaging about one
thousand dollars worth Of mahogany.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

Qucbef, .Jay a9-Eigh,een schooners were
burnt n The Palais, also new vessel NUNS
ship-yard is completely DESTROYED; Jellreys pro-
perry has escaped, also Lees. Inc whoic OF o.
Roch's is mere wilderness oichlmnies.
The loss Of properly has also heen aucnced
with aconsiderable loss Of life II Is conJectureh
that not less than one hundred persons nave Pc
iished.
Six bodies were this morning taken out OF me
Church, which fell prey TO The he. ne Co OF
vent was saved with great difficulty, although The
distance between them is very largc-but such
was the rapidilv Of the raging element.
The loss in round numbers cannot De easiiy
ascer,aincd but halt million will moi cover The
losses nor perhaps t750,00O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06

Tuf FRE AT QuEBsc.-Between 1910 and
1000 houses were destroyed by The great ire III
Quebec, making aboni one-ibrd Of the popua1-
,iun-about 10000 people-houscless, and IN, IN alb
solure wan, Of The common uecessaries OF Lille
Ofihe deplorabe loss Of life which must have re-
suited, no exact estimate has yet been Obtained.
Twelve bodies had been found when The --latest
advces came away, but i, is feared that the real
extent ofthc loss must be far greater. one pam
full incident was the destruction Of Inc hospilal'
10 which, as being considered entirely oul OF INC
connagraion, numbers Of sick persons were car
ried when. melancholy 10 reaIe, the building be-
came ignited BY the flakes of fire carried from
distance BY The wind; the unfortunate inmates,
pnabe 10 help Themselves, relshed miserably.
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NJ. Theirs, in concluding, called on The Cab-
net 10 execute the laws and dissolve a religious
congregation, which was the sole cause ofthe d-
visions that had lately manifested themselves in
the Catholic community.
NJ Martin du Nord the Minister Of Public
Worship, admitted that The laws Of the Kingdom
authorized the dissolution OF all congregations
existing without the sanction OF the Government.
But though the Government had Individually the
RICH, TO exercise such power, he contended that
the present was nota proper case Tor It's applica-
ton.
A long desullory debate cnsucd, the primary
features OF which we have glanced at, but The re-
sui, did not give much satisfaction 10 The opposi-
lion papers.
The Debais accepts NJ. Theirs motion as a
positive vote OF confidence in Government so
does The Presse; while The Commerce is angry
with NJ. Theirs Tor the same reason
The Constitutional, speaking as The organ OF
that gentleman, announced the immediate shut
ling up of twenly-seven Jesuit houses; hut The
Globe says, that whatever steps are taken will be
marked with torbearance and kind spirit
The Chamber has also been engaged in dis
cussing The vote Tor The Notifications OF Paris.
Bo:h sides Of the question were argued al consi-
derah'c length, hul The debate was only repetl-
ton OF wha! has previously taken place ON me
same suiJecl.
The accounts state that the draueht OF ne con-
veniicn iespec,ngthe tight o! search, agreed upon
By the commissioners (Ihe Duke &c Bro2ile and
DR.. L.ushnn,on) which had been transmitted FOL
approval from London TO Paris, had been return
cd, with objection 10 one gifts provisions. The
precise terms Of the proposed convention were
not of course known but it was understood tina
they cunlemp laiedueaties with The African native
chiefs 10 prevent The sale and embarka,on o
slaves; and in the event CT failure or deception OF
the part Of such chiefs, or any Of them, that hei
territory be blockaded, and possession taken 0
their factories. "ln The presen, rage in Franc,
for Selling and protecting foreign ports island.
and territory, and for the extension OF The steam
and other naval force of The country, few schemes
could better than this" observes writer on The
spot, "be hit upon"
. ~ IL
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COM STOCK 4 co.'s
SARSAPA RILLA.
LspERIQR nIr IsIts A an m 4 = 4. rrrr.r


For hs cure Of Suofsla, Chronic Rkms.r chm,
Csnerei Debility, Csisnscas Disease, Scely
Erupfioas Of fhs Shin, Tsftey, Pimpls, o. Pa.
tnIss on fhe Face, MtrrsriaI and S,philai
Diseascs, Bills from an inpure haiti Of lOdy,
Uletrafions Of ne THROAT and Leg, Pans aaS
S.ceIling ~ NE Bones, Lirer A6edion, end
az diseases avising from an impure sisit u
Me Blood. Exposure and Imprrdsnes in LIZ.
Excessive Use Of Mercury, &c.
TNHE great popularity Of sarsaparila, and ito
: established efficacy, render Il superiuous to
enter into any encomiums Of lie virtues or sdducs
any evidence in lie favor.
The Sarsapanlla is warranted positively %
good as any other that can be made ii One Dol.
lar, at just half the price Of those 90 much sdwr.
Used, and as strong and in % large bottles, viz
nrrr cEsTs FEE BOTTLE, on rIyE poIIAn Pa
bozES.
This article has cured scrofula Of 30 years, II.
Der the Dollar articles had been used in vain.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstoek & Co, 81 Cor.
landt street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hill,
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and J. 4 K
Sloan, Greensborough.
April s. IL
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Medicines for Sale.

THE following Medicines have been reesir'
ed, and are Tor sale 81 this Offic,:
Spencer's Vegetable Anti. Bilious and
Anti Dysrepiic Pills
DR.. HalI's Medicated Cough LOzsn
gee
Dr.. Hull's Worm Lozenges.
Dr. Lacounts Vegetable Tooih.Achs
Elixir CERTAIN aud immediate ,n,e.
And also Hatllock's Vegetable Powder
aud s,rnp, Tor diseases Of The Lungs, Copgh''
Colds. Dysepepsi,. and Liver Complaint
which are highly Recommended far al tb,,e
a'sess's, by citizens OF North Carolina Who
have tried il with eject.
May %. a7--
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.s.r HEws'
Imminent and EIixer

THE ssdasas eersain and su,s 80 -
Nc 81 fhls psepzrution gives a n. - es
slnsa h<ysnd hslief ia psnes.s;n. -. -.-'ei .
VERY great, % much 50, fhaf she wo,,s -
besn sntisely eured n no q shre, a.. n hsss
ifeahisd ~ith eempiaint. have oaIs = - sa
pssP&zsiions seeoriing 10 disertiun. Il - ~ ma
wssdly, and Inc Linineni sppIied .l.s, y
. eure . effected almost helot H. - ~
sc any good rcsulx 10 ftzlow N. - 'oeasd
Quite namhsr q persona n ne -, - -
Nsw fsfk. who have been eured & n. .A 3 !.
ihess Psepsrziionz have given I.rre s',-, - J,
pfoIsetors. 70 BE- applied 10 he r;,inv = =
The poor. whieh b daily done. Geo.. - ~
eus nlnab<E. sre pouring IN every Az = - :.
d nsele. % say, that dis nsisle - ~. y
eouniereiied, and the rubEe sre csu,ion,S -. 20
buying any hat has not he signature ~
a Co. upon each bosfle. ''ocs
Sold. wholesale. by comssoek a c. nc-
landi street, New York; and by D. H.,,,, mn NM
borough. d.. James Young. olIosa. and an Az
Sloan. 6reensboFough. u
April 5. -
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THE rNTRUsIoNs OF THE IDLE.


TIL hsr Aldus. the famous Venetian
Printer. placed this inscription over his
door: mo leisure for gossippine. and
those only sdmiitsd ~ho come upon bu.
sinsss, ~hich they are especially rsques.
ted 10 despatch in as lev wotds a, nos.
sibls." Ia the same way. but more gen.
ly. . leaned l,sli.n wroie over his s,udy
door that no one could be SLOWED 10 re-
main with him uple.s able 90 sid him 4,
HE lsbofs. Roberi Boyle f.und il n.ces-
ssry 10 advertise ,hst he would no, r..
eei,e wits on eersin days. Bo,lesu OBJ
served TO an idle and ignorant person.
Who complained that he never returned
hisvisits. " Sif, we are not upon equai
terms; 700 call upon me merely 10 ge, rid
OF your time; when call upon you, I lose
mine" /" We sse sfsid ws break in Oh.
on your line" said some vis,.ers Of mi.
description 10 Baxter, The non-coc f.rmist.
TO be sure you do" vas tie sharp and
frank reply. Nor are The ,,siss OF The
idle and The imPsfsinsni confined 10 The
$50 - sNeSt" W bSEutks nov lew oil
ne pass Q vel as evsasdsy, Of our lives
without feeling thai-ihe curse of CON-
psny has fallen upon u.i' Fey, Se.re
sfraid. san bess these visits, or rather
visitations. with she good feeling Of ,he
amisbls Mslaoethon. Who cooIIy no,ea
down he lime he lost in these inflictior.
ihs, he might make up for the wasted time
BY greater industry during The remainder
Of il. Sir Wslier Scot. who was al~avs
Of home 10 every body, wa never dis
composed when inrudrd upon. but wa.
always good-hpmored and kind. and had
. ps.isns ear and benevoleni smile for
each and ill. Such state Of feeling 10
10 'ern.ied. shd nugh, 10 be imnsted: bat
u '""'ssse. the imperlnsnes ofihoss = ho
can title with or sbvse i, shousand-l.ld.
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