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ri SALE.

TRUST SALE.
by virtue of n Deed of Trust executed to John
- Blair and the subscriber, bearing date the 9TH day Of Angus,
le3Q, BY 81 am Dunabo au1 Catharine his wife. and duly record
ed IN the Clerks Once q the County Courts Of Abemahe and An.
susa' ! VIII proceed to sell. by way Of public auction. fer Cash. on
the premises IN the town OF snunton. augusta county on Trss.
DAY the Slfday Of January. ls45, two unimproved lots situated ON
the 'qusrs Of the cd Wayne Tavern. sko I four horse Wagon and
Gear ] Hotse, Bureau, I safe and two Beddeads.
And on "WEDNESDAY the 22d. on the premises IN IN. tow, nj
Waynesboro' IN The county Of Augusta. the said Donoho's intere,,
being one half Of a Hous- and Lat stusted in the upper end Of
The town.
And on fRlp.T the 2tih Of tue same month. January, ls45l in
'se town Of seoisvILe. AIbemaris county. at the residen nee Of the
aid Donoho, ali his household and kiteben Furniture to,ethet xuh
a lot Of Carpenier's Tool-, aud ons riding Hone.
The title TO the above property Is believed to Be good. but. acting
as Tms.e, | shall convey oSy such title As Is We ted in y by sad
deed. "a Iopn.N
de 24-etsI.Jan. suvtv;ns Tr.,..
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LUWBER AT ATICTT0N
ny II. n. Dickinson a Brother.

ADMINISTRATORS SAL OF NEGROES.
VIII be sold on Friday next, the l7th January.
at iot O'Clock At the auction store OF r. u. Dickinson n a,o,,.,
and 2 boys "' s""
By orcer Of Joux "a v.rrxr,y,
"insuato ot' Joseph Valentine and Edward Valentine. deed
IN l2-Stis r u DICkISsoN A. r
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TRUST SALE.

- chAhs
virtue OF n deed Of trust executed to me by
aam1 p II -. A.
nee Of rSwhatsn county. ! win. on ID. ID aay OF D.e.mbs, s.Yt
being e.po az nj, p.-L.,-- -
ses = OF, % o. : H,sss cseas5' for cash; a The in,err@ Of aid Mayo
said interest beinr N un.,xis.s .,,,s, n,,.a1 \,
nnt on tbs M, or DR. gdv,rd M,xo A. n. -, ~ !" "
and wife In The ..s.i- r,.la,s p-,-,o.l n h.L n. a.. p,s...-,,s
Pieasant.s = DOVER in the -..,e Of her h,, hn.h,nd o- - -.
Of aid interest,". I. shan b.. -adbri.n, q, -,u.,,, \ 49, ~ -
de~d. Ib-Iie,e the right ana IN. MS. 4, al ,,,,,..,. "a !. -
but shall only convey such uir A. . vested 4, mn ,. ,rass. -
noI-es EDyY 4 xIIIs Tr,-,..
" tn. ... =,
y, A., n $500 ,s.. r'PO~ W" "oNDai me
y.I..h,.p
Cro.- a.. erIfe'o, ma stocks
~ saves O nhre.
A. h,tofhey Oh John Waithall, by power re-
corded IN The Clerk oniee Of Chesterfield County. . Offer Cor
ale privately, on terms which viii b. made accommodating To the
purchaser has plantation on the ApponatoI called Valley Farm
containing about xSo.aefes with substantial Improvement, among
ihrm a good Gris Mil IN thorough repair with rood custom a com
h"odious dwelling Hou.e. &c
. Plantation hes sI miles from Petersburg and l6 miles from
Richmond, having ece~ tn both markets by the River and Railroad
which passes through u To the Riyer. as wei 4. IN t- Toxn--
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ALE or REAL EsTATE-A, a ,preal term Of m, C,eu,
superior Cour ofIA~ and ChaneeD he'll for GooehIand eoun:
~ on FRIDAY, June lIth, 1874:
johnson Eubank, pf
aRarust
Cuerant. Dens
This esuse on which the subpoena appsar to have been duly
served on all the def ntants. and ssurs than Two mo.ths having
elapsed since such service. and he hltns th- bin IN TIM. the
said bill Is iaken for confessed ~ O. all the sad defendants and the
cause coming on this day TO he heard upon the ban 80 taken a. q
fes~ed and the ethibfhs filed, aud wEs argued by council: on con
siterauon ~hereof the court being Of opanion that the plaintiff IL
entitled TO have The len Of his judgment enforced against ts real
estate conveyed BY The deed from the defoBAni. Sam1 P.a.nts 10
the eeiendaht Chaiics Gneuani. ethie''sd with the bill. and to pr
"fyo Si'siseuoH ou.of the procced- NJ aid lands over The ber
ehetafres named In aid deed. doth adjudrs order and decree, unless
the said ssmt Psasants shall within siry days from the date Of
hrs order' pay or eauss to be PAID TO the plaintiff the sum o. Eve
huudwd and seventeen dollars and ninety eigha cents with t.saI
interest thereon frou' the 7h day Of August 1890. tn raid and the
costs being the amour, due on sid jSdEusntJ that then Robert
e. Siaham who u hereby appointed = SPECIAL commissioner Tor that
purpc--. Do, anef advertising The time and paee Of ale thirty days
~ Gooehland court hou-, on some court day. o. IN some =. w~pa
per published In the city of Richmond. eipo-e to sIe, At public
auction, for cash, on the premises or at Goochshd courthouse on
-oaas eoqu day, III. real estate conveyed By sad de-d 90 saeh part
thereof as shalt be sufficient TO atfsy the aid Judgment and out Of
The Ptooeedso f such sale alrr rayiag the ents and charges thereof.
shah first pay or atsb and discharge the amount due on me aid
Judgment and The balance. " sHy. h. shall apo.it IN The RAM Of
Virgins, to The credit q this cause, and make repOrti 10 the court Of
A CoPy-Tsss;
WIN MILLER, c. 9. C.
Puruant to the above decree, the Undersigned. the Commissioner
therein named, will proceed. At Goochhsd eour-hou-, on MON.
DAY The i7th day Of February. istS. lbeing court day. TO sell 1t
public suction. fof ready money. the following property. viz al the
Interest u the above named Samuel F-aant, In the real estate Of
Henry Holman, deceased. al hs interest IN the estate Of Dan1 Uoi
man deceased the tract of Land IN The county q Goochhapd on
which The said saauel Peasants NV resides with III And singular
is apPu tsnsnees containing about one hundred and thirty sew.
nov OF le- ard bounded ~ The Asa. Of DE- A. v. Payne and
snd shc'hst sPpurenspee- suPpc->d N contain on. acre. more
or ICES. sud bouoded BY the land. q Jcha watsin. snd ots-r. Tbe
shove SHE viii be made by the under,arsed q. commissioner sfore
De- 15-cim ROHERr q. STANARD.
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THOMAS B. BlGGER'S OFFICE,
Richmond. Virginia.
Grand Schemes 10 aran ShOrIu.
Grand Scbeme-S35,2 95, [3O,O 900 neul-a grand
scheme to buy by the package.
ULowesi prize > 10 nett west two No. prize $40 nett.
Drawins received by Mondays mail January 20th. Gnnd Ca
phss 1926. lObO0, 5000, 1000. al9s 90, 2sOO. , Of 1000. Il
1900, 20 prizes Of 1900. &C. &C. IS Nos. ~ drawn ballots. Ticket.
only s1c.
Splendid Scheme.
Capital S25.OOO-JT Is drawn ballots. n
Drawing received by wednesday, mail, Jan s9d. Capna.
$4,000, 5000, 3toO, 1850. 1916. 90 prizes Of 1890. 10 Of 900. Ae.
10 Nos Is dawn ballots Tickets only o..
$4,000 Capisl-IT Is drawn ballots. III
Dtawing received by Mondays mai. Jan. a7th Capital. $4,000.
sooo. 5000. 1000 5000. 2Sco. scOo. 1900. iGoo. I4io. 10 Of 1900.
&C &C. - Nos IS drawn ballots Tickets $40.
For other schemes eau At the ofsee.
" Packages Of wholes and shares, single wholes and
shares always on hand in the usual great variety, and, as
usual, prizes paid at sight Immediately after the drawing,
1TOrders for packages. certificates or single tickets in
the above Schemes. and in all Lotteries. will be promptly
attended TO, and drawing sent when requested.
T1OS n. BIGSER
jas Managers office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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THE +
Riehnaead, Virginia.
Single Tickets and Packages In all the Lotteries for sale
By J. r. Woip.
Drawing Of Al.xandns Lottery, Class No. 9.
Is l6 10 70 II 81 Is 65 so I Is "a 81
Some hne prizes In the above sent to correspondents.
Drawing of the Ale1sndrs Lottery, Extrs, No. 9.
81 10 . 80 ls 7 ~ Is q % - So 65
Drawing Of Virginia Mononralia Lottery. No. 2:
"a So IS 80 "a Is 49 IS SO ~ 40 40 I6
Ticket Nos. rs " 40. a grand capital in the above,
sold and paid by WORD.
For ticket. in the $4,000 Lottery. to be drawn as,h.
send orden to J. r. WORD
ja II
Alexandria Lottery. C1as ,, for 1850 be drawn in Aknp-
dra. u. c. on saturday. January 18th. Ists. IS dawn paiIos. -
Splendid ~seben--s3o.ooo. 10 900 5000. 1000. 1900, 23o0. 1000.
1900. 10 prizes Of $1,000. 10 Of 500. 10 of 200, &c. Tickets sIo;
halve, S; quarters ~.
Certificates Of Packages Of IS Whole Ticket. $500
do do e3 Half do GO
do IS Quarter do 30
NAM MOTH.
S500OO!!
so PRIZES up 1000 DOLLARs,
Alexandria Lottery. Class 4. for IstS-,o be drawn in All up-
dr.. u. e. on saturday. the 25th Of January. Ists RrLn.a.t
Ptz-s-i sptendd prtIr of $4,000. q, 900. 5000. COCO. sooo, 24is.
so prizes Of $1,000. so Of 500. so Of 4DO. $50 Of 200 n. ke-
Tickets si2; hav~. G. quarters J. eighth. n.
Certificates OF packages Of &c whos Tickets sIGO
DO do 90 Half do 70
Do do 90 Quarter do 90
DO do &c Eighth do 90
20 Orders for Tickets and shares and Certificates of Packages
inibs above splendid Lotteries. will receive III. mot prompt aurn
ton. and an onheiaI account OF each drawing sspt iuuup.diatrl, amer
u IL over TO all who ordnr from ]. .. WORD.
de IS Richmond
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Fly n. II. Hill.

VIM 0 e s1d BY inc, on "Wednesday the 18th inst. Il loI o'eLoet
n'esn likely negroes sold by order OF tn. Etseu,or and old 4,
m fault N.ruI a. !"
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instant Commencing AT 10 o'eiock. A NJ 1t my War Room. oppo
ute the Bank OF Virginia, III. entire. .tocs OF Purn ~, B-nrh..
stoves. ke--eomprising:
wardrobes OF different patterns
6 sofas do do
Ladies iabinetsl with an6 without m,tbl. I'm.
Bureaus. different patterns
Centre Tables
sideboards and China Presses
Aatnses, Be1sieads
Once Chairs
French Mahogany Chairs
tame Seat do
NorS benches &c. &C.
Iosethef with many other articles IN nv line.
Furniture bought for the country can be carefully bored n, rai.
rar cot.
TERAs-An sums under $50 cash: so. ninety ,h,x- r,ua,
for approved negotiable notes. wN ~ syrr1
SC Sale conducted by
j. l3-drds WILLIAMS 4 NAVAL, a.
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TO SIGN PAINTERS -1E

WANTED, a Shop hand, capable Of doing
the usual work done IN . Painters Shop. Appsy a
ROBT MOTIFS Pain No..
e9 VAN street hen door 10 the EIehanre Rauk lichnso.A
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J. f. WORDS
NEW T OFFICE.

OPPOSITE Ill EXCHANGE HOTEL,
hIehnssad, Virginia.
Single Tickets and Packages In all the Lotteries for sale
By J. r. Wosp.
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NEW CROP N. ORLEANS MOLASSES.
IN BBLS. n. Orleans Molasses lin cypress
iCO bb-) in hne order. receiving f,O,n barqSe parhian. b,
cEI WEBB. BACON A CO
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hIVIDEND.-The Tuckahoc and James ri.
- yer Rail Road Company have declared = dividend NJ 2 ri
cent, fot Inc last 8 months, payable this day At the cnce of Brown
Taylor a Tucker. HOWELL n. BROWN. Treasurer,
January iih. 1896.
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IU>HE resident and Directors of the Farmeru
Bank OF Virginia, have dsch reda Dividend out Of N, -
y ,h Isl -i months Of % per cent. subject to the dsdsetsss q
a6-dsw ~ man 49,
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- ALAD OIL-15O baskets salad oil, received
- fot sale by ALIEN. DUvAL d co,
pb I7 Main Street.
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SALE or REAL EsTATE-At a SPECIAL term of tho Cneui
~ superior Coun ofLa~ and Chaneeu he'll for Gooehapd eour
~, on Friday June iIth, 1884,:
Johns1n Eubank NJ
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A CARD.
M RS. FRANKIN having

MI no. FkANkIN having taken the rooms
' y The store o. MesspL Lathryp \ vspdeur.ou. bes.re
rreuuh1 70 .n"osnee that she would be pleased 10 accommodate one
seversi Fsntiemes
Richmond. sth Jsnu.u, Js,. s-s.xs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

REGRETs.-It was Horace Greeley, we believe,
the Editor of the Neac York Tribune, who had on!
one thing TO dcpore as irreparable, after the de-
struction Of his establishment by fire. and that was
the loss of his old boots boots, luxurious in
their roominess, and broken TO lit comfortably. at
the expense of nj h grievance TO toes and corns.
Having but one pair Of boots, saved them, not
without crisped soes and charrcd uppers." We
have little TO regret in that line-but "AhOse seas
sors =" Never was scissors so keen al a para
graph-they had az instinct which surely led them
TO single out just what spicy and interesting,
although smothercd in the philosophy of the Cin-
ciRnati Chronicle, or overshadowed by the ponder
osities OF the National IateHtSencer We have
known them to clip very readable items from the
grave Cincinnati G0-ette-and have some indis
tinct recollection Of their having achieved lfortu
nate scissors once upon some remote time, the
hitherto unaccomplished task of finding one anti
soporifc paragraph in the Hartford Courant
They were death" however, on the Nelc York
Tribune; and the State Journal seldom escaped
them with whole skin We loved "those
scissors" For FIVE years-ive long, adventurous
years-did they do good servicie--always ready,
accomplishing unwearicd and then such a
model for scissors! Such clear pleasant ring they
had as the fresh paper parted before them! We
shall never cotton to the cold steel let it come in
whatever shape ii may, as we did TO our long tried
assistant" And talking of scissors, who proposes
to give US another pair Hope all wont speak at
once [Chillicothe Ohio Gazette
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THE GREAT CITY.-London, upon an average,
the last ten years has paid annually 4s,34o 600 in
custom duties, or nearly half the whole amount OF
revenue raised from that department. There are
2 OOO merchants and brokers within half mile OF
the Exchange The water companies supply 237,-
GOO 600 hogsheads every year, and the gas compa-
mics 900 600 cubic feet Of gas every twenty-four
hours In 1899 there were sold in Smithheld mar
ke $780, 20 head OF cattle and 100000 OF sheep
The London newspapers consume 10 oOo'oVV stamps
annually. The steanboas carry 1000 passengers
every day. There are 10000 miles OF railroad,
stretching from London into every part OF the king
DOM completed at the expense OF 1929 100000
There are So canals, which cost about 5000 600 600.
The business of the London bankers alone. avera-
gcs $685., 900 q month The wealth OF mind
possessed by that wonderful city is not put down
by McCuocb nor the weight Of human degrade
tinn.
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DoUBLEzACTIoNs MARps, at 81. BEOaaw.y,

nOUBLE-ACTION HARPS, at Isl. Broadway,
~ New.York-J. +. BROWNE Maker and Importer,
begs call The attention OF The ellie OF musical taste 70 his
collection OF Grand .. Hnd se.se double and stu
gle Harps. having 81 the modern improvements OF
London and Psr;s
Hsrps repaired Strings, Instruction Books, &c
is OF prices snd descriptions be crwsrded fer SIN
gle postage BROWSE CO
London and New. Yosk-Es;sblshei 1910
We copy the to'orns from ne BrosaY Jo.rHl! 81 Ser
tefs6sr 2ite.
The Harp, instrument, is but uie known IN his
country, although in Europe is considered necessary
accompaniment 10 ladies OF rehned educsIou Occupying
any position IN fashionable society Every sdy should for
many reasons, be le familiar win this truly drawisg-
room instrument IN the hr place ills capiis exercise,
olnsing tie muscles into sene and hsahal play IN the
neSt place IN eNceer; accompaniment the voice;
and lastly displays the beautiful and graceful proportions
OF NATURES hsndcrsh 20 the greatest advantage ell might
aesiped rheesn eoquenty observe Young 5eslx,
on eenolding young and graceful woman seated 10 the
uos fascinating position. like the divine Ceca harp
uighi this learned Theban observe say II You
Eas g aeSss prepare 10 lose Them now
Mt brownies SArps by far the magnificent in
stun'cnto we ever Through bis perfec, knowledge
OF tue BE has effected many pos,an, lie, grove
nenis IN Inc Uechaniel department. and In the tone cre
Al extraordinary addition ofswee,ness purity and power
We can cordially recommend Mr. Brownies nsrarn.uts
well acquainted with Character OF the arm OF
which b Is .he resident Representatives" MI :swlmDlrWs
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For The New.Yorker.
IN rpIryErr IN .JrJ,1-AtN

FOR Inc NcW'fOrker.
TO A CRICKET IN AUTUMN.
THOU lonely, little chipping sprite
That si.,esi singing all tho night,
Like some poor heart broke poet-wight,
Thy mournful numbers
I'd give the world, could hut know
The burthcn OF thy tale of wo,
The mighty wrong that grieves thee 80
And haunts thy slumbers
Who and what art thou tell me, pray.
In far,oE ages passd away.
Vert thou of Goblin race, or Fay,
That sporting lightly
BY moon.lit castle. glade and dell,
Hast listened to the joyous swell
OF herps, where Elm footsteps fell
In dances, nightly
And art thou left, condemned TO pine
In meancr garb and humber line,
For that long vanish'd race Of thine
And is thy dreaming
Lighted by smiles from starry eyes,
And forms that never more may rise
Beneath the silver evening skies
Above thee beaming
Hast lived in old King Arthur's reign,
And heard full many thrilling strain.
w hCAC aiiu lhQACsf III kkiC tuAu'
Were gaily wooingi
Then ,joy'd thy wizard spell TO cast
I'LL plighted faith grew cold at last.
With doubts. end fell suspicious, fast
To Loves undoing'
Hast seen Tom Thumb in all his prime,
Or Mother Goose, of fame sublime,
dear, reverend lady J FIRST in rhyme,
And wondrous story;
All now l have thee art thou too,
Like Jack, whose arm the Clan, slew,
A knight of valor, brave and true
In search of glory?
Or else, deep in the waving grass,
AS Oft meet thee, when pass,
think, perchance, that thou. alas
Art weaving gladly
Bright hopes 20 cheer thy song; ah me
Thou hlue cricket elf! 'twould be
A n,ournful thing, if they should flee
And leave thee, sadly
Much have unused. in childish hours,
BY golden shade of meadow flowers.
The secret of thy minstrel powers;
Then softly creeping.
Have sought if underneath thy wings,
Some little harp of rusty strings,
Wound up by scores OF mystic springs,
Were slyly pceping
When sea,terd were the tores. leayes
1 Ana ,snasiy stored the gather'd sheaves.
my A3.unn rams danced O er the caves
I've seen thee vending
Thy Guie, path. with steai,Sy tread
Where brightly blazed the incle rad
And oft the merry dance was led
With frolic blending
What if thy voice. since years have flown
Hath now ssd, reproachful tone,
Winding OF friends estranged or gone,
Bright is the morrow
Heaven holds for all glorious dover.
Hope hath for aye some opening flower,
And life too many joyous hour
For grief to borrow
Then, little bard, of fire.side fame!
Whate'er thy earlier birth or name,
Green be the laurels thou shalt claim
By field and river!
When l, alas shall hail no bloom
or clustering buds, or soft perfume,
Oh! wilt thou come beside my tomb
And sing for ever2
s'sasiSsa, EoV. Is, 1915. L. B. N.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

Brig mogene, Gould from Cardenas, Cuba, via Saw
annsh, IL days, molasses, 10 Wood
Schr Arzoo, Eaton, II DIS I'm Machies, Ne lumber TO
F Snow.
schr Rschebite, Sawyer, Portland, Me- shocks and
heading. TO master.
Schr Convert Coleman. S days from Cape Ann fish,
to master.
Schr Statesman, Brittou days from Alexandria four
&c TO Sturges & Chairman.
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
TIE LAST MOMENTS OF VIRGIL.
r,o,, tl< French OF Millerose.

For The Tribune.
rue LAST MOMENTS OF VIRGIL.
From he French Of Milleross.
,vx far from his home on huts rude Hoor
vigil rekindled his Tyre once more
With his dying touch; and his lips low chime
Was heard for the last and the mournfulest time.
:, Tbou. noble Augustus! alone must run
Thy glorious race for mine is done!
] fall TOO soon yet pans ranking dart
Has quivered long in my faintlng heart
In vain thou ST restored me my father-iand;
/ shall see it no more and toe strangers hand
viii deposit my dust In an unknown grave
Parthenope! thou with thy bright blue wave,
With thy sacred mountains and peaceful strand,
had chosen thee for my last dear land
Oh under thy hills, by the flowers oercrept,
How sweetly lay ashes had one day slept!
The nymphs Of your shores, VITA their crown u
bloom,
A, night would have stolen to wreathe my tomb;
And many pilgrim perchance had sirayed
To muse DER the spot where my aus! was is'u'
Adieu, thou land OF my love and birth
Adieu, dear cot, with thy nook OF EARN
Adieu, sweet Mantua! Mars still shield
Tby lands from the wreck of Cremonas held
Ye loved. whom never again shall see,
Tibullus and Horace, and Ovid, and thee,
Nv ,cpderes, Galus, Oh think ye Of me
Mourn tor the poet, 100 early destroyed;
Thrice at your feasts let my place be void
VDrIce from your
To the goddesses guarding the souls Of the dead
And l. for these and this love, will rebearse
To the poets of Grccia your beautiful verse
] mourn. more sadly, my glory past,
While my noblest work is scarce roughly cast
He here the immortal Enead took
In his trembling hand and his rigid look
Reproached the lenguor Of his command
Thou feeble study, so tamely planned,
Go, perish, ere thou shalt have sullied my fame!
leave thee. Z gift to the funeral flame!
Receive. Almei'don, my last desire =
When am gone, to the heart OF the FIRE
Throw thou this foolish essay Of mine,
And say, IT is sacrifice 10 the Eine!"
Such was his dearest and dying prayer
He slept; and when Morn. with her fingers fair.
Soft touched his eyeds, they opened not.
A fame soon shonc through the dresry cot,
Alrnei'don, too true TO tina; dying sign,
Had kindled tho odorous cedar and pine.
Precious Knead, adicu T Is done =
But stay A miracle has begun
-Four times the faggots are kindled and die
The old man looked with wondering eye
His breast was filed with holy awe,
When the open will OF the gods he saw
And with pious care ne to Rome removed
The immortal Poem the gods so loved s. c. E.
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BOOKSTORE FOR SiLE.-An excelen. op-
"a portunlly for any person wishing TO embark II the
Book business Il old stand, and situated IN one OF
best business either for eoesae or retail LIE
the proprietor wishes 20 sell on sccoun OF the In
OF his Publishing business which he intends giving
his exclusive attention Address line, post PAID TO box
No. l472 Pos, Office
n. B-would have no objections 10 exchange for in
proved CITY properly d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-05

AN OpDIrY-The following colloquy took place
few mornings since between Justice and an IN
mitigated oafer. What your name?' Thomas
l. Cam Where do you 1--we p Where can
How do You liver How | can Very well,
said the Justice. L can send you to Blackwelfs
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