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MAKE GLAD.
~ ROBERT STOREY

~ ROBERT STOREY.
The Seasons in passing one sweet moral bring,
And we'll if he marked il, would man do;
"Sprsad pleasure like me-" is the language OF
Spring,
MAKE all hearts as glad as you can do!
What world it would be, if-less mindful oil
pelt-
You esteem every nsigA6or brother;
And if each, while be did BIZ good for himself,
Did little Bit TOO, tor another"
The Summer but varies the lesson-"make glad!
Treat all men with love and affection
Nv sun shines alike on the good and the bad,
And shall yos dare think OF selection?
pelf-
You esteemed cen bad NAN brother,
And ii each, &c.
The Autumn repeats it-"My stores are for all
But should one, in the scramble, gel favor,
Let him share il with those to whom little may
tall,
And what's left will have all the more SAVIOUR
What world il would be, if-less mindful OF
pelf-
You esteem the uslucky brother;
And il each," &c.
And Winter afirms it, while shaking The door,
And binding the stream with his feters,
HKeep the colo that bring, from the hearlhs OF
the poor
And your own will burn brighter and better
What world ii would be,-if less mindful of
pelf-
You esteem every poo, man brother:
And If each, while he did bit good for himself,
Did a liule Bit too for ano,herm
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THE BULLETIN AND THE CIJsrCn
HOUSE, oh

The Bulletin OF this morning says, on inos;,.
"we are confirmed 10 the truth Of our fd,nas,
slatemen; aud reitefate il, that ot Inc one bund1s
and fiIty office-holdcrs under Mr.. Preur nm, i,
collector, there were only ten wings" W. 90" a.e
only repeat what .e said The other tay: H.. 80; u
cr of the Bulletin has been deceived by f.i.s9a
formation, given to him by persons who are A. Az
li,h,ed wlih misrepresentation Of facts. Tnass
were not one hundred and fifty office boId .ss
under Mr.. Prieur, taking all the clerks dsoS
ties, inspectors, and messengers together IT,
have been told BY one OF the very p,eII;, we
aofice holders" dismissed BY Mr.. Peters h,si .n
OF them scarcely amount TO the number Of o rs
hundred.
we can show The editor OF the Bulletin m
list OF persons attached 10 The Surveyors dsnsr
menr, The names of about thirty wings who yes
re.appoin,ed by Mr. Prieur when he entered ino
office, or were afterwards appointed BY him
Here We have said nothing oil The clerks ana
DEPUTIES in the collectors and naval of,css
among whom there is still greater ptopor,ion =,
wings than among the inspectors and others a.
tached 10 the Surveyors department, Those vbo
are acquainted with the "office. hoIaersp Al ,no
custom house have expressed good deal d sr,
prise al seeing this statement repeated in ~.
Bulletin, and ascribe the circumstances Who'll.
10 an imposition practised upon The worthy cd.
Tor OF that iournal-Nep Orleans Couy,e,.
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A GLORIOUS REGION.

Mr.. W. Shelley OF Wythe, in his remarks a
Abingdon, urging liberal subscription 10 The
Virginia and Tcssessee Railroad, gave an lnle'
resting sketch OF tia, teauliiu! portion OF the
Stale. An outline is thus presented in the Alb
ingdon Virginian:
"'This country" said Mr.. Shefey is ele.
waited Tar above the lide-waler regions in either
direction. Plant compass upon Mount All
~, and describe circle fifty mics in dia.
meter, and within that boundary you will
embrace the richest spot upon the face OF The
elobe-lae treasury, the st0Te-honss Of the world.
This, 10 say nothing of the rich products OF az
riculluIr, was comprised in The buried mineral:
in every foot Of earth, such as iron, lead, coal
gypsum, marble, lime, SALT Sc &c. Why said
he, the whole range oi Inc Iron Mountain, as faI
as my knowledge extends, is pregnan with iron
la word the mountain itself is reared upon an
iron foundation And So il is. There is scarce
~ loot Of The range OF hills lying upon The
Southern border Of his valley, lha! IS not literal
" pregnant With iron ore from the centre 10 The
surface. And on lh= Northern border OF the same
valley, the bowels Of the earth are inexhaustib!y
rich with gypsum. MIR. Shelley alluded 10 this,
and said, for distance oils miles, commencing
in Washington and continuing into Smyth, 10 an
unknown depth, this renovator oil the quilted
lands OF Old Virginia, and The worn out cotton
lands of the South, lies imbedded. A shaft had
been sunk 600 feet through solid bed of gyp.
sun, ard still The bottom rested upon gypsum
lie spoke Of the trade ard travel That now swept
around us, that inevitably would, when lsio road
was constructed, pass by our doors, resuscilaling
and enriching the whole country, and atthe same
time opening up great highway for The transit
a our own rich and eYhauslless mineral and az
ricnlturai pruduclionsn
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POETRY.
For he Enquirer

81 had dream, which ne, all dream:
dreamed that there was" light lhro' all the earn'
And brightness shone IN every race, ana hoiihe's
Was itten plain, IN characters OF iign.i
Then there was an Angel he ng, VINO upiose
And stood before me ON her bright features shone
All these sweet qualities Of love and hope,
Which Heaven will sometimes give TO earthy lofms:
Sne seemed TO tread The earth a. II some spell
Comyelled her to remain--and not ner Will
There was a beauty In those deep blue eyes
Such as sometimes see In passing fo'ms:
X was all Heavenly! And, when she spoke,
Her words were those Of eioquence and love.
Tire frmam~nt was bright around,
And Natures sef seemed Ray;-the flowers
Looked lovelier In their frailty, and the birds
Sung swoeter for her presence. Then there came
strange and joyous feeling DER my heart:
thrilled so gently, too. thro all my veins,
Like the sweet chords OF some E liam harp,
When night lends magic 10 its tone; or, IKE
The balmy breath Of cooling air. which plays
30 soothingy the convalescent's couch arouho-
And yet, tho soft, and sweet, and milu,
And scarcely showing Its own presence, IN
There seemed q rapture In Its sligntest tn'iii-
Too much for mortal frame to bear ana iiVo.
asked of ono beside me what u MEANT
He looked at me and smiled, and told me
It was love;-snd then, as from the eyes
or our rst parents fell tho scales, whom knowledge
camo,
so from INV own. saw the angelic form
Fade into one more earthly; and the face,
Which beamed before with holiness and love,
Was wEeaihed with smiles.
But other things changed not their aspect
All was beautiful and witchng as bcfore;-
And then | knew the face which shone on me,
And IL was we'll known for many happy years
Whom had early known and carly loved.
she placed her hand within my own, and side by SIDE
We sat, and gazed into each others eyes
Far happier, in that mute ayowal,
Than II our lips had sought TO utter all
That which we felt within our hearts.
And thus we sat, and gazed, UNTIL al last,
/ murmured ss.s, and awoke. 4ELA.
RICHMOND, May 24th, 1S49.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

hE above reward will be paid hy the subscribed ~
the apprehension and delivery Of his runaway''
On Monday, The !ath day Of May, had fiys a.,c
men 10 ahscond from my Plantation, 10 wt-lshA"
COOPER, WILLIS, JORDAN and SAM.
lsHAM y man u about "a IS years OF ayr sooa'
aiset or Inches high, light complexion, and ha'
small scar on The right side oil his nose.
CoOfEk 10 E.aa ~ about - years Of age, 1oeL. /.
feet inches high, Of dark completion, and sh:l's
knock knerd.
WILLIS Is mnatto man, about 81 CT IS years =
age, about feet inches high, slightly natur NY aa
ed ON each cheek, which causes those parts 10 be da
er than other portions Of his face.
JORDAN IS between Is and 80 gears OF age a0''
feet Inches high-blact and homeiy.
SAN Is about 81 or 81 years of se about fertf
Inches high, form quite straight, the whites OF hls'
show a good deal.
Not much Is known about the clothing of either, e.
cept that Willis wore of gIeenisn brown cloth eo'
wittra narrow tall. 1,
will give ton dollars each for their delivery 10 ne,
IL taken In Southampton county; heen IL tsken 10 ~,
adjoining county; twenty dollars each II taAen '''
th-r of-and all reasonable expenses paid.
JOSEPH II BAkHaa;
Bethlehem Cross Roads Southampton co, Va
Nav p5--c2tt
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We learn from The Baltimore Suns cores
pondence, that Mr.. Morgan, Secretary OF State
at Rio de Janeifo, has just brought 10 Wash.
inston a. Convention for adjusting The long
unsettled claims Qor twenty years. o! Ame-
rican citizens on the Government of Bra
zil. 1t is said 10 provide for the dislribu-
ton OF an aggregate sum among the CAIN
ants pro rata. The American vessels which
have been seized were given W, and compensa-
lion is now 10 be made 10 American owners, &c.
This question, which once appeared inlermina,
bic, is now satisfactorily adjusted The late Ad.
mnislration has settled grea, many ditticul'
questions with foreign powers, and our Gag i,
respected and cherished wherever it floats
When, then, tie Wings assaii The "incompetcn.
cy and imbecilily" of our diplomatic agens'
abroad, re point 10 these facts, 10 The numerous
treaties Tor extending and protecting our sem.
merce, and 10 The other brilliant results.
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Our distinguished fellow citizen has, as we
have heretofore announced, returned 10 This city,
and quietly settled down in his beautiful resi-
deace on an eminence near The capitol. The
cares an responsibilities OF the most exalted po-
silion in The civil Governments OF the earth are
laid aside, and the late President, minglng daily
with his fellow citizens in the streets OF our
beautiful city as one OF the souereign people, is,
We douol not, happier man than when in Wash
ington, burdened with The weight Of his vast res
possibilities, and surrounded with the throng who
looked TO him as the dispenser of patronage and
place.
Mr. Polk looks ten years younger than when
he landed here six weeks ago. The fire of his
eye had never been quenched, and he has recov-
cred the elasticity of step and The heallhful CON-
pexion of which sickness had temporarily de-
prived him on his first arrival. That he may
here pass quiel evening after the mos, event,
tul morning and midday OF his life, isa wish in
which we are sure most OF those even who have
been numbered with his political opponents will
Join.
The time has not yet arrived when justice can
be extended TO the brilliant and successful admin.
istralion Of Mr.. Polk by his political opponents;
bot the day will yet come when that adninisIra-
tion will be regarded as The most prolific oil
great and beneficial results q aay which adofns
the pages of our history. u eslablished-per.
manenlly we believe-the policy for which the
party OF the country has commended since the days
OF Jefferson, and impartial history, when The
faction which opposed the policy OF Mr.. Folks
administration shall have been consigned TO en-
during infamy, will pronounce these results the
mos, benefcent Of any since The adoption Of our
constitution
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a STRONG CASE.

J. s. Clendenin held commission in Gene
raj Jefferson Davis First Mississippi Regl-
menl, company H, and served faithfully and
with distinction on the Rio Grande line OF ope'
rations. AT Monterey and Buena Visa he
stood CALAMITY by General Taylor, and IN The
latter memorable battle lost fourteen Out OF
The lhiryIwo men who composed his command
Fer these services he was, under Mr.. Folks Adj
minislralion, appointed an Inspector in The Gus
tom House in New Orleans. For being Demo-
Graf, he has just been removed ty Mr.. Peters,
General Taylor's newly appointed Collector.
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On Thursday, says the Poin;e Coupee Echo of
The 18th inst, crevasse occurred On The panta-
lion OF Stephen Van Wrinkle, which promised
serious results; and had il not been for The prompt
action aud energy of Col. Van Wrinkle and some
others, who happened 10 be present, it would have
been the most destructive break that has yet oc-
CURED in this parish. 1t was arrested by the
means OF blankets, mattresses, and feather beds,
thrown aud drawn into the strong current. Ii
might be considered an expensive mode of STOP
ping creyasse-bu,a few hundred dollars worth
Of properly, BY this mode, saved few hundred
thousQna
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA TO- To- ih'
AHERIFR OF - CNLNTY. GREEII'UU

WHEREAS, John Green, at Circuit supet'y'
w Of Law and Chancery for the county ~ ~ al.
and city cf Richmond, held at the Capitol, ~ ias.s
city on the FIRST day Of January, le40 before =. fsu
Of the said court, by the deeres II the SAID cour
dered IN pursuance Of decree Of our sipf.s ann Ct
OF Appeals recovered against James Moss ~ xTh ip
two hundred and six dollars aud eleven een,f ,,r per
terest thereon 10 he computed after Inc rae ~ III de-
centum per annun from the twenty nun n,,tl pas.
cember, eighteen hundred and nineteen, Is sp-
msnl; Whereof the said James Aoss u Of the
pears TO us Of record; nevertheless, ln.na.
sad Iecree still remains to be made, a. o,sd. Art
alton Of the said John Green we are i. t.sl.
because those things which In our SAID Cou Tnsre.
~ done we would have duly put 10 accord
fore, we command you that you MAKE y. be nc:s
ing 10 law TO the aaid James Moss, tna for hs
the Judge Of our Superior Court oil IN the eiy
of Richmond, on The tenth day oil tne q, himself
Of the said Court To show II any ming ~ rreeaca
hath or can say, why the said Jonn ~, have, i~
against him Of the decree aloresaiu n 40 and re-
him il seems eIpedent: And, la.,ncSs ,ncsry f ta
eeve what our said Superior Court o. s,d.,-ant hsT
Richmond circuitshal In IN. par Powhaian Roos,ss,
then there this writ. Witness, r. rnsncey iat
Clerk of our said Superior Court Q. ,on.s 10 The ey
Richmond Circuit, al the STATE ,sse sad IN ia'
Of Richmond. this 18th day Of ApH' i''''
sd ,ssI Of d. Commonwealth 2. aosEsrs, c'''''
May 5-cw$w
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cpRENsvrILEANp ROANOKE RAIL.

GREENsvILLE AND ROANOKE RAIL
ROAD.-The Stockholders have unanimously
reelected H. D. Bird President and Dr.. B. H.
May, Dr. John Bragg, A. g. McllWaiae, Ed
mund Wilkins and Ro. Leslie, Directors. On
motion OF F. E. RiYes il was resolved, that on, Of
the existing cash funds, the deb; Ct the Company
be reduced 10 $4,000, aud dividend OF 81 per
cent. be forthwith declared and paid TO the Stock.
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Paulus Powell, who isjus, elected to Congress,
having resigned his seat in the House as dele
gate from Amherst, Col. Wm. billiard has been
nominated by The Democrats to fill his vacancy
a, the Extra Session-an admirable selection.
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james HerseY, al Manchester. N. 81.
John Lucas, Al Apalachicola, Florida.
freIearaphed for the Baltimore American

Photographed for the Baltimore American
ST. LOUIS, May "A, lS49 y
The ST. Louis Reveille states that the value
OF The seamboa!s destroyed by the great fire in
this city is abont three hundred and eighteen
thousand dollars, cargces one hundred and fly
thousand dollars, and produce on The landing fifty
thousand dollars, making the entire loss Of build
ines, merchandise, steamboats, and cargoes &C
coroing TO the estimates Of The owners Of the pro-
perry, but 81 620, 290-tar less than one wonld
have anticipated previous 10 making an esli.
mate.
All the insurance companies, except two, vii
be able To meet their responsibilities, and these
two will pay from SO 10 IS per cent. on lheil
losses.
So ia. as has been riained, the loss OF life
is not 50 great as was al first apprehended.
The rcbbi.h in the burn, district is beginning
10 be cleared away, and preparations are already
making ioi rebuilding. Business is again assn
ming a cheerful aspect.
Measures are being taken 10 ascertain the cause
OF The fire. The waichman on board the steamer
While Cloud gave information 10 some gentlemen
which induced them TO believe that be knew some.
thing OF the parties Who caused the fire. Thi.
same walchman was subsequently arrcsled and
charged with the offence himself.
Baldwin, who murdered Mr.. Matthews, and
was sentenced 10 be hung, has had his sentence
commuled 10 mprison ment for life.
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sTelsgraphed for the Baltimore American. !

WARRINGTON, d. @, May II,
a IRE occurred here ibis morning about TWO
o'clock.-It broke in building between 18th
and l4lh Streets, and before the flames could be
arrested five dwellings were totally destroyed.
Tie property belonged TO Mr.. Naylor. Some
other buildings contiguous were partially injured.
The fire is believed 10 have been caused BY, 10.
cepdiaries.
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TILE WASHINGTON UNION.

The correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun has
a notice that Edmund Burke, late Commissioner
OF Patents, is going into the Union, IS co-edilor
Thereupon, The Columbia Souh Carolinian says
"This will be real acquisition, or few VIII
tiers are sounder on all the leading measures OF
public policy now in controversy between the
two great political parties than Mr.. Burke, and
we may hope to have more Of his pundelcund
papers on The tariff, should The advocates OF pro-
lection assail that measure of wisdom-the Tariff
Of 1885,
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Arrangements have been made for the juno
lion OF the South Carolina K load AMI the WI.
minetoL ard Manchester Railroad, al ROCKY
Mount, near where The Camden Branch enters
the Wateree Swamp. Forty miles will De in oPe'
ration al an early date, carrying the road from lis
junction with the Camden Branch 10 within len
miles South OF Darlington Court House. An
appropriation Of $500 QUO is confidently expect,
ed from the mex, North Carolina Legislature, to
construct Inc iciy miles running South from
Wilmiualou
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cuRIouS COINCIDENCE.

A. Louisville, on the l4h instant, Dan Mar.
Bile, the Comedian, was 10 appear a, The Theatre
in a new piece, "a Cure for the Cholera" and
the bills so announced il. The same night he
himself was seized by the Cholera, and the next
day collapse coming on, he died.
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Fuller, of the New York Mirror, facesiou,ly

remarks:
1.-THE Locofoco papers are making great out
cry about the sins Of Omissions and commits
sions," on the part of the Administration. But
none Of their cOmmissions have as yet troubled
us"
This soans Of trouble seems to be felt here and
gets into The Locoioco papers, who have The same
interest 10 Kilkenny hghts that the excited gene.
rally bave. They love 10 see IT,
[A1obik Ads0fiser (WMg.)
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Point Comfort Virginia, one OF the most delightful
places OF public resort with which we are acquainted.
The sea-brreze the baths, and the deicacies which
abound in the waters Of lower virginia, conspl!e 70
make Summer ssjourn al Old Point Comfort thing TO
be iememDered.-i UEion.
We cordially second the above, and invite at
teDtion TO Mr.. French's advertisement, in our
paper
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THE aMassACRE" in VIRGINIA.

The vicksburg (Mississippi) Wing thus
faceliously comments on the result in Virginia:
Prescription !-MARrYRDoM !-Fire heads Sc
psred at one ssSoke Of The Political GudLtinc. =
A short half dozen OF Office holders 10 Virginia
were ruthlessIy beheaded few days ago. But a
single Wing has been lett out OF The six who re
presented The first Wing families upon the floor OF
the last Congress. The five were prescribed Tor
nothing but their opinions. In the bitterness Of
spirit occasioned by this slaughter, we are fain
10 cry out with Padre Ritchie-''this system q
prescription is di,gracins our Government. Il
is high time that i, were stopped. II the editor
OF the Union has not exhausted all his proscrip-
lion thunder, will he favor us with below OF
Two and some FIVE or six bowls in this case. We
will Tecipora,e The favor so soon as another list
of appointments is published in The Washington
Wing.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Tuesday. the 22d May, BY the Rev. N,
Ford, SIR. MoSBY JOHNSON, of Richmond Va "a ~
Mrs. LOUISA A. GREGORY, of Chesterfield COUNTY, "
Married, on Thursday morning, he 24,h ia.
sent, .. S.. Panl's Church, by The Rev. George
Woodbridge, Mr. Wm. II. n. GARDNER, 10
Miss JULIA l., daughter OF John Wighl, al! q,
this city
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SERIO-COMICO INCIDENTAL So
Tenn occasion was interrupted, day before yes.
terday, by an incident OF character SO droll and
peculiar, that We cannot refrain from relating H.
A negro burial was going on al the Prolesian,
Cemetery, where the water is about two feet
Deep AMI the large number o! mourners in al.
tendance would persist in standing on the PLANK
platform, which Mr Blakesley has erected from
wall 10 wall, and which he informed them would
no, Sustain SO great pressure. This platform
stood abou, fifteen feet from he water, just over
a ditch about three feet deep Suddenly, in the
very midst of The ceremony, the scafoiding Tell
with a great crash and lhe whole crowd were
precipi,ated into the water. The agitation and
Wondering in he water were terrible TO behold
Five hundred Of The largest sized porpoises,
slrayine into duck pond could not have made
a greater fuss. The preached, however, chung
TO tue cornce of the wall. and being man o
considerable strength, was saved from the gene.
raj Immersion. In reply to the Ssxlon's expires.
sion OF regret for The occurrence, The reverend
genlemao very cons lingiy remarked, "Nevef
mind, brother Blakesley they are all Baptlsis
and are used to the water"
ENep Orleans DELTA
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ITO TIE vlCToRs BELONG THE
sPOILS.n-We perceive, says the Charleston
Mercury, that two Of our Mobile contemporaries,
10 commenting upon this expression, ascribe its
paternity to Governor Marcy, late Secretary Of
War. This is doing grea. Injustice TO dislin.
gusbed Wing Of Massachusetts, whose claim
10 asn nTa9f 81 0 5s W and
taken the place in their affections formerly occu.
pied by the Allison letter, is updoubled, ard OF
which there is ample proof on record. We al
lude 10 the Hon. Mr.. Austin, late Attorney Ge-
neral OF Massachusetts, who, in his lite Of Ell
bridge Gerry, used these Identical words as a
rule Of political action, many years before they
we're auribuled 70 Gov. Marcy.
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CALLED COURT.

s.A. Smith, charged with attempting 10 alb
duct the TWO negroes 10 boxes, was on Saturday,
sen, on for trial 10 the Superior Cour, Judge
Nicholas, at It's Ocsober term.
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in the largest sense OF the word rePuoieaa %
such as Caesar found Two thousand years aso
in Switzerland, and such as are there 10 INC PFC
sent day--[Applaose. nn-some
The child IS bofn-Ihe men are sloWhLsomans
of them are here who will see THIS; lol ~ aneo
ran neople: and "ahead" they Ego" with Iapld'
i,v which which no government. can stop; they are
people which are always ahead oil their govern
menL lcheers. -, ,b.nr,
Win these lew words return you my thahh'
especially 10 the President, and TO me eenne.
men who have done me the honor 10 invite ine
here this evening.-(Greal applause.l
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DIED.

Died, on the nth instant, BENJAMIN. second
son OF William Y. and Elizabeth Sheppard, aged
eightytars.