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Ry A. GREEN, .4ucffoncer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AL
II AUCTION.-On Monday the 10th instant shall sell,
at the residence of Mrs. Mount at the corner OF street ana
Pennsylvania avenue, elegant assortment OF inrnitue
bv virtue of deed of trust recorded in Lber w. iooS ZS
2S3 and 239 of the land records, &c, viz;
Mahogany sideboards and bureaus
Do hair-seat sofas, and arm roc klngchalrs
Do dining, breakfast, card and centre tables
Do marbe-top washstands, &c
Maple bedsteads and wardrobes
Cane-seat and other chairs
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Pier nranel, and toilet glasses
Solar, lard, astral, hail. and other lamps
Andirons shovel and tongs, and tenders
China glass and crockery ware
Parlor STEP and chamber carpets
Washstands and toilet sets
Passage olcoth parlor and other stoves
Also good lot of kitchen requisites, with many oiher
articles not necessary to enumerate no, -
Terms of sale. Ali of and under $50, cash; over
S25 credit of wo four, and six months Tor notes SAUSAGE
torly endorsed oprr>, ..;o,.s
May 4-d A. ShEEN, fAucuono a.,
mrs. The above postponed In consequence OF the
Indictment weather. until Wednesday, the 18th instant, same
hour. .,...;,o
nent which will be sold namely An excellent iresh eh
COW lot of India China which viii be sold IN de-
,acbed parcels-such vegetable and shallow dishes,
sauce turecns, butterboats, cusard cups plates 60
also handsome Shagoa-top centre table, and hne sofa
bedstead r q, a., NV, .,, Ill,
please give their attention a. pni,EA''
Id
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Bv IL. ": DYER, .aucftomse-.

By r. ". DYER, .amcEtonser.
IHXCELLENT- FURNITURE, BUGGY AND HAIR
Il NESS, SUPERIOR WINES, &C., at auction.-On
Monday next the 10th inst, IL O'clock m shall sell
the residence of Col Pile, the Tenayown road about
mile above Georgetown the balance OF his household
furniture amongst which are lti
Several very superior feather beds and mattresses
Marbe-top sideboard and pier tables
Mahogany dining tables
Bcdsteads bureaus, and chamber furniture generally
very handsome English china dinner set
With many other articles Of furniture and general
sortment ofiitclien furniture. 4@..
Also 30 dozen very superior Madeira Wine, imported in
1924 for his private
5doz very superior Port wine
do do do Claret vn
IS do do do Barbados rum, distilled by
himself in 1924 for his own private use.
Terms sale. ROBT. w. DYER,
May Cd Auctionecr.
G,-Thc above sale is nnavoidably postponed until
tomorrow, (Tuesday) the llih Instant Same hour and
place. r. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
May 10
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MARsIaAL's SALE.

TN virtue OF writ Of uindton erponas. issued out from
the clerks Office of the circuit of the District OF Co
umbia for the county of Washington and directed,
shall expose to public sale for cash. on Wednesday the
18th day Of May next the front door of the courthouse OF
said county, at o'clock p. m the following property, Wis
Lot No. 35 in square A, in the city Of Washington 'front.'
feet. 43aI tgn
Lot No. 49, in square A. in said city, fronting 70 feet ON
Pennsylvania avenue, containing 2, l76 square fcet
Lot No 81 in square A. in said city, fronting - feet OIL
Pennsy vania avenue, containing 3, 405 squnre feet
Sd containing $500 square feet, with the i'm
provements thereon. - .
and sold satisfy udicals No to October term, l0i IN
favor of Thomas Sewal
~ ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April I2-dts Marshal OF the District of Columbia
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Rose Hill for Sale.

A THE subscriber offers for sale this desirable and val
eight acres residence the Mr. Hay Taiaferro,
lying the Rapdan river, in the county of Orange, five
miles north of the Courthouse, fifteen miles from the
tern terminus of the Louisa railroad, GoronsviIlc, and
,hryour five miles above the town of fredericksburg
II Is often than is in market possessing
many advantages 1t is productive, healthy welwaered,
and na good neghbohood convenient to two ood man
ufactrng mills grist-ns and saw-nills and should the
Rapdan river be opened OF which there is but little doubt
its value will be greatly increased The Improvements
on this farm very ola comnodous
dwelling house. all necessary houses and good barns
and stables all (which in good repair, or new III
desirable sell privately and persons are requested to
visit and examine il but should il not be sold by Ihurs-
day the 10Th of May next will then be offered for sale
the premises the highest bidder, at public auouon
upon accommodating terms, which, will lien made
known.
b. liza snle is made privately before the 10Th of May
notice will be given Persons wishing to purchase
ferred in my absence, Lewis b. Williams at Orange
Courthouse IL. mcr' lhohNIoN.T
April 13-cplm
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Bv A. GREEN, .lucffOneer.

rraNDSOIE TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
II LOT at auction-On Thursday, the 18th instant shall
SELL the premises, at oeock p M handsolS ,fa s1S
rnntinp on north street, the of 4h street. IN
RAPIDLY improving part Of the city The house is well 6ui
containing five rooms and Kitchen ana conveniently al
ranged. ~, =, =. al :.
the balance in and years. for notes bearing inter-
est deed given and deed OF trust taken TILE inds-
,,obI. ' A. GREEN,
NJ io-3t Auctionecr.
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From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, May 1915, p. m.
Destructive rLoss estimated at $50 The weather
The cotton -four, and grain markets, &c.
Our city was visited yesterday with of the most de-
ructve conagaons that has taken place for years. the
loss being estimated at from $l50O00 $4,000 1t
broke out about o'clock in the extensive cabinet manuac-
tory of John & James Williams Co., South street,
and few minutes the whole building was wrapped IN
flames 1t extended the extensive wholesale grocery
establishment of VIM Chestnut esq, which also de-
soyed with two other warehouses occupied by Mr. John
Dowel grocery merchant Peter Kernan and Hamilton ~
Donsery Mr. Chestnut insured $0O0O0 but his loss is
about 600 Messrs Williams loss is about 1886 900,
which there insurance of but $4,000 The other
stores destroyed all fully insured, MS believe were also
all the houses burnt. The Messrs. Williams commenced
this morning ut daylight TO clean away the ruDpish prepare
tory to rebuilding.
We had fine shower OF rain last night but
from being sufficient satisfy the cravings of the parched
earth.
held quite firm Sales of 300 bbs Howard street were
made at 81 u.s. City Mills is held at 81 rs So corn
meal "a 75 rye flour SIS l2s. Sales of prime Pennsyl-
yna red wheat l75 Maryland red, good to prime,
ITO sales of yellow are making at 100 cts Tor
Pennsylvania and IO2 I03 cents tor Maryland and
white AT 90 "a cents % 56 cents, and rye 30 W
cent per bushels; whiskey is held at ~ 30 cts in hhds
and barrels.
At New York. this morning, the -four market was rather
ouiet Sales of Genesee brands made on the spot
-, ri 50 81 6sa Southern brands held at 81 go
Most of the transactions for future delivery the present
stock being very small Corn meal 81 81 S7a flour
S5 I2t Wheat is worth 1853 a l75 cents Sales OF yellow
corn are making 80 white 80 cents oats 90 cents
rye 95 SO per busle and whskey at "a W cents
per gallon
There is nothing to-day by teleg raph from Philadelphia
CorroS MARkEr-Thc telegraph reports from New York
to-day that the cotton market rather depressed with
downward tendency Prices fell Saturday those that
prevailed previous the arrival OF the The sales
4 nnO l..11o
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new Books.

We have received from the Bookstore OF Mr. Franck
Taylor copy of Sir George Simpsons overland Journey
round the world during the years is4l and 1912 THIS Is
the first American edition, issued by Messrs Lea
Blanchard, from the manuscript OF the author contain
ing 23o pages, large size It embraces his whole 'our
commencing with his departure from London, in March,
lsal, and give. description of his travels in North
America The Russian empire, &c, &c, &c. H.
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DELINQUENT LANDS In ALLEGANY COUNTY.

amsTw apand virtues
~ s
w
FebuayLI Ter Ch Ana yCy
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MARsHAL's SALE.

TN virtue of writ of feri facias issued from the clerks
office of the circuit of the District of Columbia for
the county of Washington, and directed, shall
pose public sale for cash. Wednesday, tho 18th day of
May next the front door of the courthouse of said coun
y, at IL O'Clock, m, the following property, viz;
ground % feet from front of lot No. l6
in square No 453, with the buildings thereon being two
and Easements brick dwellings lying and being
the city of Washington, seized and levied upon as tho
property Of Robert Mills, and sold satisfy judcia No
TO March term, l847, in favor Of William II Gunnel
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April I2-dts Marshal Of the District of Columbia.
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From Havana,

By the arrival at New Orleans the cd instant OF the
brig T. Street, Captain Mcconnell, which left Havana
the 2ith ut, the New Orleans Times has files OF pa
pers to that date.
There to be good deal OF activity among the
coasng craft consequent the opening of the Mexican
ports and the raising of the blockade great number
OF vessels OF all grades of tonnage advertised as up
for the different places along the coast OF that country and
Yucatan.
The Havana papers contain the whole OF the new tar
1T of entry duties ordered by the President OF the United
States to be levied in the Mexican ports on the Atlantic
MARKErs.-PRIcEs CUnRENr.-SUGAR.-Ha and hall SUI
perior and excellent ii to ~ ia crushed inferior 20
common, 81 a 7, in demand midding and good a. "a
do; superne and excellent, 81, do white Inferior
and superior 81 l0h, and in demand superior less
sought after cacuruchos middng and good 81 81 Mus
coyadoes, mddling and good, 8 .
CoFFEE-Fine, none first quality, DO Oh per qunlu 20
do, 81 81 do 3D. do, ga 81.
REQUIsrrIoN FOR TRoops-The New Orleans Times, OF
the Sd inst that Gen Brooke has received orders
from the War Department in Washington, to muster into
service five companies of infantry, and two of cavalry,
from Louisiana and five companies OF infantry and one
of cavalry, from Alabama So General Brooke
hears from the Governor of Alabama he will despatch
officer there to muster in the troops required from that
State.
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lietf
State ounymx s6r for
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Valuable Hotel Property for sale.

WISH to sell the property the of 3D. street and
/ Pennsylvania avenue, known rs the ST Charles ho,el'
The bose contains about and SIX hne Stores
&c an The avenue and four 3D. The situation
d value of ,bis property well known to need further
,srinon twill be sold great bargain, il it can be dis
posed of Immediately CH. DEE JoNC"'
NJ. IN
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49, For Rent frame house. suitable for ssnsn
EI family, situated on 18th street between New York
-kGl avenue and street. Ren, moderate Inquire
the premises May 10
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barque which was to sail for Guayaquil, from whence
they expected to get conveyance to Valparaiso, to JON
their ship
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rv,UE AMERICAN HERD understanding pedi.
grees OF short-horn cattle, and history OF English and
American compiled from the best auihorlues'
,v lewis F. Allen l volume. Just published:
ny W. f m +. TAYLOR.
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Owners names.
February l, 1871.

Brooke, Matthew +.
Brooke, Mat. e. and Allen
Beatty, Robert II. John w. On,
John L. Richie, and others
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The rice market New York. is irmer since the arr-
val of the steamer but there has been very large bus
ness During the last week 1000 ucrces have been
disposed of at prices varying SO 3t 81 Hh strictly
prime be bought below 81 Ss, but usuai grade
prime is about 81 rs.
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Another Mexican Outrage.

ARREST AN AaERIcAN SEA CAPTAIN AND HIS BOATS
csEw-To Mr. Jeffrey, supercargo Of the brig Perfect,
eaptan Gardner, from Tampico, the New Orleans Bee,
Of the Sd instant is indebted for the following. 1t
related to him by passenger on board who was from
oan Bias, and who was cognizant of the facts:
The whae-ship Stonington, Captain Hamey, arrived
al oan Bias, from Upper California, the Let of March
IhTee Mexican officers passengers on board One
Oh them Senior Narvz, had been for several years cap
aln OF the port of Monterey, in California Captain
boat
Immediately on his landing on the beach, Capt Ham
icy, his of five men, and Senior Narviz were i'm
medately made prisoners by the Mexican authorities OF
the place The ship lay off and on for several DAYS ex
pecng the return OF the captain and boats crew and at
last SET sail and went off The captain and crew were
kept in close confinement and finally sent to Topic
where they arrived on the 10th OF March They were
there confined till the 18Th when they set at liberty
whose instance is not stated They left for San Bias
where they were expected TO get on board Spanish
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Medical Card.

TAR GRAFTON TYLEh has associated with him IN
| professional practice DR.. ALEXANDER MATTHEW'S.
prom n, attention will be given whenever their services may
he desired Office, of Washington and Gay Streets
George,own adjoining the residence Of DR. Tyler
MAY lO-2awd&cp1m
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From NIatannorOs.

The Picayune extra, of the 3dnst has a copy Of the
American Flag, of the 2lst ut The following is the
most important paragraph we find in it
- Dows UPON rHEN-We stated not long ago that Gen.
Taylor had resolved requsition upon the States of
New Leon Coahuila, and Tamaulipas, for indemnhca-
non Tor the destruction OF the public property of the
United States by Mexican robbers in those departments
OF Mexico. Since then, Col. Gushing has received
order directing him to call upon the alcaldes of this
place and will accordingly pay his respects to their
ss75Q0. and can be liqudated in mules at $40 head
peel cattle at $40, at 3 per fanegd, uhree bush
els) The Alcades here will confer with the author
es OF other as to the of taxable property
their several districts to serve as data in fixing the
proportion of each The quartemaster here will receipt
lor all that may be "forked over J"
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The MEXICAN TARIrF.--We learn, says the New Or
leans Times OF the Sd nst that up to the departure of
the steamer McKm, from Vera Cruz the 10th ult goods
Scott no official notification having been received at
that date OF the tariff prepared by the Secretary of
the Treasury.
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TAYLOR & CONNER,
AULICK & MAY.

AUILcK & MAY,
were emblazoned in letters Of fire, surpassed everything
which we had conceived possible within the range of the
pyrotechnc art But the Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun" again steps forward 10 take the
pen of description from hands, and we cheerfuly
yield it TO his guidance. We shall publish its description
tomorrow For these extraordinary and beautiful dis
plays we are indebted to the mechanics OF the Navy
Yard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-08

in line coming election. The District is =,
which is bound 10 me by ties which time "a, -. -.
yer oblilerate or efface; and if, perchancs -
LOT should be cast in The sunny South or ,ba =" ~
distant West, should deeply regre, TO sec NJ ~
District, OF which feel so proud-,his D;.,' "s
renowned Tor her sterling and unflinchiug PEI
lican prnciples-iall into The hands of ibe r..
ralisls through divisions aud dssersions in ' *
ranks. Lei US, then, like brethren be uni,et J..
our cause-raly 10 The support Of the NOMINEE y !.
the Conven!ion-naiI our flag to the mast.bs, !
and act upon the principle g! 'unon. conces,;s-'
our cause and the people"
With the next session Ct Congress. v;ll -,
mence an important epoch in The history Of I ~.
country Tor veal or Tor woe. Parties win - w
clearly balanced in the next House OF Repr~..
la,iyes, that upon the coming election in n.
Brunswick District may rest the preponderar~.
OF one parry or The other. -Four years sipcs ~
writer OF this communication came lorva,. -
der The cognomen Of "A Plain Demvcfs, -.
urged The Republican parry 10 lay aside al ~ ~
sonal feeling and rally en- masse 10 the sum-, :.
the lamenled Dromsooe. He now cones :.
ward 10 urge The Republican parry to se!ec, srr.
tried Republican worthy 10 fiil his place-.o~.
one who will give 10 The Administration a -.
dial and hearty support in vigorous and IN,
getic prosecution Of The war with Mexico a..,.
best and surest means of an honorable peacs
And il ! mistake moi the feelings Of The peopI. i
The "a Congressional District, they will Nc. IN
10 reprobae at The polls the cold, calculating j..
Icy 81 that parry who pu, pecuniaIy corsc-,,.
tons in competition with the rights and liz :
nor OF cur country, and Who, rather than r., !.
price Of defence, would court the ,rtusry.,.
lions OF every ambitious lyrant, and tamey H..
nit TO the scorn, the reproach and defsiof !, -.
world. Bear these things in mlnc, and when i.
day comes, be ready 10 sustain Your rrlncv, J,
and The true interests and the honor Of your con-.
Try. RIP RAPS
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mFIRE IN THE REARn

Many OF the Wing journals "make no bones"
in attacking Gen. Scot Tor his proclamation
They all represen, him as an aulomaton obse-
quiously repeating what was dictated for him
al Washington, and as avowing in The most
solemn form sentiments which he knew 10 be
false. The Lowell Courier (Whig) ridicules the
proclamation as "humbug" and 'stuf" written in
a"miserable style, ""sneaEing and dishonest, mo-
true" and charges that il Gen. s. wrote thus TO
Americans he wouldb "hooted into silence And
all this because Gen. S. has taken The side OF his
own country and given The Mc1icans most sound
and seasonable advice in The language of truth |!
The Wings once clamored against The admins
lraion for trying 10 injure Gen. S. by keeping
him away from the army, from Jealousy Of his
Presidential aspirations. Now, We presume, they
would delight 10 see the gallant General recalled,
because he avows the sentiment that his country
is in the right
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TOT NE Enquirer.
PRESIDENCY OF WILLIAM & MARY
COLLEGE,

The Protestant Episcopal Convention, which
lately assembled in Winchester, having advised
against The acceptance Of the Presidency Of VIII
liam & Mary College by AssisIan, Bishop Johns,
il may be taken for granted hat ne will not ac-
cepI. This advice does The Convention lie
greatest honor. In times like these, when there
is rush Tor Office, and an inordina,e lust after
power which is almost universal, this sigma in.
stance of rare sell-denial does The Convention
imperishable honor
The writer of this article is free 10 say that ne
regarded the appointment OF Bishop Johns al The
time il was made, as injudicious, and he deems
his non acceptance OF The Presidency as alike
honorable 10 himself and fortunate for The Col
lege.
The public confidence in The present able Fa-
Gully Of this old College, is plainly enough ind-
Gated in its present prosperous condition. Il was
feared that The loss OF President Dew would ma
erially injure The College. Such however, has
not been the TACT, as is abundantly testified by The
number Of mariculalions since his death, sheW-
ing no dinnulion in the attendance OF students
al the present course.
As Tor the Presidency Of William and Mary
if The interests of the College and not The inter
ess OF religious denomination are 10 be promo
ted, the gentleman who now exercises The duties
is the man for the Office. His high character and
increasing fame, his Ipeness as a scholar, urba-
nifty as gentleman, popularity with all classes
and secs, and devotion 10 The Interests OF The Col
lege, all point 10 Professor Saunders IS Presi
dent Of William and May College.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Williamsburg June l. lS47.
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Tothe Editors Of the Enquirer:

AccoMAc, June 1s l641.
Messrs Edi,ors:-The charges which have
been published in The Petersburg Intelligence
and Richmond Wing concerning Gen. Bayly and
myself relative TO the late election, have no, I'M
iii within the last few hours been seen by me-
am thoroughly convinced that The able reply oil
Gen. Bayly will FULLY expose this foul eiioI! to
fiY stain upon our political character, and
satisfy every unprejudiced person OF The exceed
ing unfairness Of those charges. Indeed, lhlnk
that The course which Gen. Bayy has pursued in
the Legislature Of his native State, as also IN the
Congress OF the United States, ought 10 have
saved him from such vile persecution and
SANDER. | have known that gentleman long,
and | unhesi.alingly declare il as my OPT
MON, that Virginia has in the person OF General
Bayly a firm, jealous, devoted friend one
willing and emineny qualified 10 serve her as
her representative. Bayy, Sirs, is like piece
OF gold the harder they rub him, the brighter he
shines. venture TO predict that the treatment he
has recenlyreceived will secure 10 him votes al the
next election, which, under other circumstances,
he would never have obtained. As Tor myself, |
will simply say that utterly defy any one 10
point out any acl Of mine, public or private, which
can for one solitary moment justly The belief that
am in any way opposed TO the rights. in
terests or institutions oi this old Dominion. In
conclusion, remark thai the charges alluded 10
are such papable and gross violation o: truth,
that | shall not condescend 10 notice them more.
JOHN Fl. GUSTS.
N B. The Wing and other papers are respect
fully requested, as an act OF justice 10 republsh.
], Ii. C..
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From Tie S. {. Ttmy,ranee ddrolas

ToTAL ABSTINENCE THE ONLY S,FE7i
To one who hal never WilacsSed q
stroyine agency oi alcohol, the bare rsel's
fill The mind win The most irishnul mage
man suffering. The appetite once tonne
increases by Indulgence, and lhe immcoles
and perpetual abandonment Of alcoholic :
lanls, is The only hope. To resist the tesIio
any other way, is beyond mans strength
in the grasp OF Demon, and escape IS hl'
safely. In the mind OF its new volary, al
creates bright and pleasing visions. whea
by those whose constitutions and in'rilecis Z
impaired, every object Stems cloIhed IL
Gus and heavenly light. Imaginipgs, .
bright and glorious, are conjuIcd up by +
influence, and iancy seems bound, as y
the fascinating sell Of a mighty oBch.
Put. alas when ihas brought upon Us s.
victims, disease, both Of body and mind, ls
produced is iearfnlly and wonderiully 10
Dislempcrcd visions now haunt the mn +
ing il with drcary and revolving imaeerg.
no longer yields Ieposc, bul brings with 10
unearlhly and trighliui dreams, follows
times by a mental torture 100 dreaGiullof,'
But the effects Of The POISON DO mol s'e'
mere intellectual destruction. lis physics
are equally fatal The appetite is soon G.
ed, aid every fibre OF The body lrembH
nerves become affected, Tie muscles stoi
The fame becomes emaciaied ~ Gisetat
memory lails, the passions are nnsovelraS
Ill al length, The very existence oi the 81
deep, a dreadful curse and. after ,iief .
the revenee;ul scd which his own arr
created, the power Of his intellect he n.
energies Of his body, and even the las Z.
his moral per, ep'ioGs, death a, last cone
around him her dark sh,ord, and reIs 6
from The sceGe OF his n,or,Gt snlieiines :
Their, O! whittier, has fed The immous $
Let the records II eternity tell. We car
low il in lis fight