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MARBLE YARD.


CONN r. ROGERS. s Main. Richmond. Va, Dealr
y in Egyptian, Italian ana American Marble Monuments Tcnb
Grave Stones, ocvcry descriptions Wal! P!aes Fronts
&c. &c.
AnYdcsign IN Carvingc xccueiin the ncates tmdnncr.
Orders from the with reference. yacndcd TO-
Mr. ROgcrsavIns served his apprenticeship Of The argr
establishments New York City, avIn. much experience tho
himself that all al his Ss0. will
satisfaction done North South. UctJ-ciy
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
EHAN I. =. prai, Co.. i Peters
burg and Bnytun Flank Road N-sIu Man named III LII =
belonging subscriber. sud slave bright nuain feet ~
cct. w hnr heal al black iiir. be-
uf lac has ic cO!urcd and, by
appearance. ~ or 81 years
The Mr. John d. Rac!.n1 I"
PrtrI.Du Va, Hhu him Richmond, gentleman I"
Madison cvly Tie SAID slave stated that ne belonged TO Mr.
BukE Mason. that Mr. rs widow Mrs. CaTa Bucke
resided a. Cruhiy village called N"n"n lie sta.
ia, c had relations her. wlh Mrs B!cknc ah It Is
possible though, from certain ccnr
the subscriber induced 10 believe ii lie has gore to No"
folk 10 make his s.cap. 10 lrce state
The w The above reward for the slave aErG 81"
the STATE that he get him. 5O tascn ia.
and ccniEei III jail u u NatHliaN
Iunr ninwi,Iiic Enanty
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oIANUFACTORY AND GEN

ERAI BLACKSAiirNG.
Iron Railing OF various
pu,lcrn suitable for enclosing dwellings, Cemetery lots &C.
which cheup he Of the coun
and pu by the subscriber or with such directions as VIII ea
bile any mechanic put it up without difficulty Also,
LIGHTNING RODS -
of any size Those made Of iron of inch in diameter VIII
the prices that have recentS
paid large aud there be obJec
ton TO having them when there is no extra cost
CELLAR d VAULT DOORS. GRATlNGS. AWNING FkAMES
other kind will he done vel! and promptly re-
desiring information about the kind OF
by making application either or by eteri
E. H. ROPER.
June ll-d?w 9th street, between Main and Franklin.
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nIANO FORTES.-We have Just received, direct from the
manufacturers Messrs Num- CO.. one very superior octave
piano also from Messrs Bennett Co.. and one octave
Piano COWS. :. u.p,yooD Main e,r.a,
June Is 1oNEo O 1A""ooO' 'u' ''
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LOTTERIES,
STATIONS OFFICE.
Is, SOUTu EOURTEENTu STREET, u ICIIMf

VIBRATIONS OFFICE.
IL MIA.
= Drawn N"s. Of Delaware, No. 81, June lgh:
"a 81 y % = ~ Il ~ Is - ca
ickei No.. y Is, Sprize OF e22o sold and paid hy
SIRATToN
Dawn Nop Kentucky Glass ll2 lane II,
- II 10 II - III 81 10 i6 y Il
Ticket Nus ~ 81 -, The second capital of 600, sold and paid By
STEATIOA.
dawn Nos. uf Delaware. M %. Junc 2Ist:
- - G3 )! - 81 ~ :! - 81 i. =: 81 II
STRarroN
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky n" III. lane 24,l
30 II 81 81 II G2 q - =: % II q -
Ticket Nos 81 II &c sold and paid Ly if;aTInS
Drawn Nus OF Delaware. Extra. ~. = lure =!
IL ! - II 1T u - - -.
Ticket Nos IL -, prize OF $iuo, t"! an! pail By ~
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, M. ~, June 2iu:
~ II ~ ~ Ii Is u 81 ~ ~ 81
Half Nos II and =. prize 81 $3.50. sold and Pani nv
srRATrnN
Drawn Nos. OF keru.ky, M. ltc, Jnnc 9Th:
Half Nos IS, so,l and paid hy STRArTnN
Schemes fo the Week.
FRlDAi--DeiamaIe Extra, No2i Capital s2Hn = Nus Is
drawn Tickets 81
SATURDAi-Kcnucky. No. liS Capital si,iii IS Nos ~
,lra%n Tickets 81
Delaware Lottery Glass M o. 10 he drawn June 2! S2 CAPT
tas prizc OF Ssll. oliMn Il ul 3n1, oi 2,tD 40 o. 80
IS Nos, - drawn Tickets 80
Delaware Lottery. Glass A. be drawn Iunc G lsi2 Capitals
prize 81 sG1In 1857, 10000 lt, ltl OF h 1904 N 100
OF 200. - Nos.. Ii drawn. Tickets S:f.
Delaware Lottery, y" y, he drawn June 80 Capitals: prze
Of $1,000 1915, l0,Opa 1900 70 2=iu. IL "l lsH 20 Of
H- Iuyesare referred my list prizes registered
the Office PROOF OF what has been oGe and every twis
continucstu Increascth numberan ardpaiby me
AMI
to anddr wingssen ~henreques,cd PleascadLrcss 10
June v STRATrOS. Richmond Va
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LAND


ICY virtue Of tvs" deeds executed thu subscribers 10y
- Robert Goodwin deceased bo which bear dac the lJh
al JdlidrS lci1 recorded OF the
court OF l"u!ra We shall. jointly. Of the sami
deeds r"tcc t">rli public bidder
the premises. "n Er:!y the m LAY Iuy > II ocinrk
the lar day . On
wl ,rs Robert
hundred aud vrnyivc) Tina land Louisa
county, about miles south al Louisa Courhoi.c.
the Louisa GENITAL Rail Road AM! adjoining the lands David
Anderson Jr Vim. Barrett aud others Il lies WELL
tho Souiaina large portion OF |, excellent and
creek grounds, which we'll a. the hsh lands. well hlc
The productions an This hni has
l. and iwrll and al hau>es. Is
an ciurloo market making desirable
farm 80
For further particulars enquiry lie made Of DR. olnl Wool
folk Or,n.r Springs: L. Voolfolk. puH!rXr Sore
PREMISES whose office IS South.
Terms be:a. vii br made known day OF sale.
Tn. Title bc uiahe but selling Trustees
will vested III by sa! deeds Per.
sons wishing requested the lhn Tor themselves
Mr. Vim Turner premises. will take pleasure owin.
il, JAMES H. VOOLFOLK, rrns,e.,
l.. ". SSEEn ''.
l., ". SSEED rr,,,..u
JOHN GOODWIN. -''
IN, ilrn-y riDops
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STE "a ADV from New Hampshire 10 "ho 'hs &C
w verify Of another Northern Hine VIII Teacher in re
CHINA. sab!e wou1 like obtain sltn as - nnro,
sunni Snnbrn ,amly Understands Music frenen inc soi ~"
Enslis branches plain sewing tocSe 20 secure The services
AM family descurton n ths Rirhmocd
such person, will please 70 e'N"i' " June 23-e2..
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/ RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL ROAD.
| CHEAPEST AND MOST EXPEnlTlOUS ROUTE TO TIE

RICHMOND AND DANylLLE RAIL ROa ID.
CHEAPEST AND MOST EXPEnlTlOUS ROUTE TO TIE
SWEET AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
yINHRoUGH TO LYNCliBURG IN 10 LoURS-on and after
Tuesday lSJ2 through tickets be obtained al
the Richmond and Danvie Rail Road for Lyneburg
and the Sweet White Sulphur Springs
Passengers route Richmond at A. NJ every
except Sunday that night Lynchbure and arrive the
fooHnS White sulphur Springs all night
the Sweet Springs morning The White Sui
phur a.
Pare from Richmond TO Lynchburg So GO
do do White Sulphur III w
ynchburs aud the Springs apply 10 the
Agent the Danville Depot, Richmond. ~
Through passengers providing themselves with tickets vii be
considered charged increased
SuD'
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AND WARRANTS bought for cash. al the highest mar
L. ket prices by K u. GAGUY OF franklin and wan
g reefs. Richmond. Va June 4-ezm
TEIHIN COMPLIMENTARY Persons
in want something cool and st for the hot weather. should
'4 june mel II KEEN, CHILEs & BALDWIN.
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zaIDI ry 4 JOHNSTON have removed 10 the

REMOVAL.
5sUDIEY JOHNSTON have removed 10 tMe sore re e! ~
handsome as
sornent nj Staple Fancy Dry Coos 10 which cy iS: ne
attention of their patrons anil the public generally
To TIE PATRONS OF THE LATE CONCERN or GAY MA
TIIEWS & co. AND TIE PUBLIC GENEkAlLl
Having asen siua The Dry Goods store OF
M.ssrs uDEY JOHNSTON SUCCESSORS 10 Metfrs GAY
* Go respectfuy the attention 81 the
the late whose employ have spent
se and desirable stock staple and fancy Dry Goods us re-
rhcm feeling warranted
at nv new position aided by The ocatn; and liberal
7p ,;.| . :" ~ e'"f''' WILLIAM g. FERGUSON.
April Get! ----.-------
LIME FOR FARMING PURPOSES.
g6aVlSG repeatedly solicited 10 manu- acire hhe p
arculur. purpo.cs 10 do provided the
planters the borders OF james River and tue az
i enter into contract for n specific supply annually me quar-
nj tho lin. shall furnish i"m leo .'
nrnu, Communications addressed me- at hiIc"hy fn
l'ocEoIiass county, VIZ " r CIIAS H. LOCHER.
Ir., is,on, Manufacturer Lime and Ctfnea
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
,S.WAY from ihc "a day OF hdy hes
as nan named JOHN WILLIAM VIII give tH s h
nj or persons WING VIZ ee nun
- m, or deliver him in Richmond jail II caught IN me STAT anu
Gity dollars caught Of the State ana ueNeisu ~
al, Iohu muan entyiour years oiG nv eeI ues
inches high s'ou, built smiling M az ~ ~ If -
snoscn TO- opinion nc IL aiming LOT oho as VIE was
there last tall 'o''.' -. u;;i,an,
lGnc i-cwlw N-.E y %
-STOYES. RANGES, HOT AIR FURNACES, &C.
TIE LATEST AND BEST PATTERNS MADE -
can now doubt :he use u
Stoves Tin, Japanned and Iron Ware, @G hs
Tie celebrated ENDLESS Chain Pump" mas on; Also
known be used DECIDED PREFERENCE 10 any o"e' "
FORCE AND SUCTION PUMPS. -, ornjy Mer.
Orders will receive especial and hIea ~ os at
chants supplied represented; al
ne LCnESI lash ffICeo' I46 sfan Street
sS,tN. - vhnr IN.
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t.AM oFElCE.
ny FOURTEENTH STREET under The Exchange ots III h
~ nondvrginia.
Drawings of the Kentucky Lotteries.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, No. u, Jun. 18th
81 81 % ~ Is u IL - Is > :? 81.
Half ~ Is II, prize OF 900 LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Of Kentucky, Class II |, June I'd
20 81 81 81 II o. q 81 - ~ ~ II -.
Ticket II 81 81. Prize sold ly LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, Extra Glass d. June -@2j:
ri 70 II 56 u 81 - 81.
Whole 81 81 5G, prize of sl0u LAMBERT
Drawn Nos u Delaware, Class y. June Id
~ IA ~ 81 IL Is Is 20 81 81 II 81
schemes the "
FRlUaSThe Delaware State Lottery Extra. Glass No II Capt.
$4,000 COO 1000. .2, 10 OF l,n IS Nos IL drawn
Tickets S4--sl,ares proportion.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY, June 2GTiI.
The Delaware State Lottery Glass d. Capitals: sU 70
2uO1n, i500 lo0n 0, IS Nus. II drawn Tlckcss $40
shares III proportion.
81 Change hour Sales close in the above batteries 3h
o'clock p and received the evening by
telegraph
drawings on Tucsd4ys Thurs
DAYS Saturdays II o'clock Price OF Tickets
one and two dollars
nOrdesfor Packages Certificates Packages single Tickets
or above any Gregory Maurys loterico
pricesvaryng from oS2pur
will the prompt attention. ana the
Instant ayenurers requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT.
No. 3, Exchange Place. Rlcllnund.Vs
- RocollncI No. 3"Thees iuck nndd numbcrssa Rory
D'Mooren May s52
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THIN SACKS, COATS, &
SUMMER WEAR,

teeeSe Express another lot superior Silk Warp Apac
sSs OF light beautiful texture The pleasant Coat
worn IN the Summer. Also, assortment Of light party
hai Will compare favoraby with the best productions
ct Taiors DO call Emporium and examine
It., r'ul luther invitation HENRY SHAFER &c CO.,
" No lQ3, Main street, corner l4th.
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4. FRANCE g. CO.,
SUCCESSORS OF I. NORRIS co, MAIN STREET, RlCll
- MOSD. VIRGINIA.
BRILLIANT LOTTERY FOR IlNE 2G, 1852.
SGU.0UU GRAND CAPITAL!
2of 10000 Of 1000. ln OF lIkm,
lG drawn ballots in each package Of III tickets.
Consolidated Lottery, Class n drawn 1T baltimore
on Saturday June 18th. IS Nos. IL drawn.
Grand Capitals
| prizs of siuOu prizeof 2,5M
| 1926 100 1000
100 80
5000 - l75
Tickets a20 halves IL 5. Certificate of package OF
wl.oles s20; halves III; quarters 30.
$4,000. 21!n1 900.
Susquelanna Lottery Glass 81 lie drawn al Baltimore We'd
ne stay. June Both. - Nos. 10 drawn.
Capitals:
prze of S33Cuj prize OF $1,000
2lOO0 2uu1
1000 20 go
54g5 $50
Tickets l0 havcs5 quarters so
IT. Tickets Maryland LoEeric. will
meet themust prompt anconlcnai acniion adrcsse.to
+. NORRIS IL co, Managers.
Nav 26 or TO e.. W. PURCELL Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SSE,gg.

ny n. u. d c. u. HILL, AUcTS.
1900 sEGROES.-We Will sell this morning a, o,
Z o1nrH two Negro Boys AMI ,wo Girls
INne a
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=-=7=--s=gs - z'--z -
JOHN VI. i..iTiih

JOHN VI. LATHAM.
M yORNEr 4 r La ".
pertinent his profession which may he cmtruSt
.ltn IN care. will with fromp iicr:er. tn
i1rasr<. seldom. WIrnEEa !. Co,
Gen. JSo VI NrEALLA, washington. ID. T..
JAMES j. MILLER, Esp,
July
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
THROUGH So Inc S Es1 500. VI
0'' ''S : 90 and no S's 4farsi = Stages
$50 - -,
I ,s sf !" H.i,,5I: ss1I!'ys
excepted0 arrive IN LynchNug at A. W. Iv @ 10 ~ + A.
the White SULPHUR which Immediately on The arrival Of the
"a BY one Sa n5sS next morning after bsaE aud
arrive nj The Will. sulphur 3 miles, al Mcss than three
s m III" s route go by rncase the Sweet Springs
Psnms1a for The Bridge Lexington. Ro7khrdee
Ba, and H." S I,s WI x. tins the preferable route
bridge Alum 2days; Warm and Hot Springs 2s days (ages
TO yal.ls offers Inducements only
mIs staging the Rockbdse um. and 80 miles the White
stage any la mles Ills passenger
viii surrey the most beautiful scenery IN virsma ~
tween end ncanan with It's variety ri ilvs and m"nl
the Blue Ridge and view Of he Natural riss
beauty romance and uhniy than is 70 be seen IN one days travel
Fare Luxembourg $500 Fare 10 Natural Bridge, 81 =
White sulphur, 20 K lI +; Alum, 3; g
Passengers for Cumberland H. and Farinvie leave Monday
Wednesday Friday and arrive in ramvlIe *
morning. Fare through ssUt
next day and in ATOP Fare through sloo
{. H. DAY at2r. N Fare through $500 nonu
June is BOYD EDMOND ~ DAVENPORT.
PIANO FORTES, GUITARS, sc.
sSS's isss
manufactures Nunns Clark. and A. H. Gale 81 "
Now York The Pianos Of the above celebrated makers are
h Ts are e @ efc
purchasers for morcan fifteen his Piano Forte AMI
Warehouses thong taken from large
~ being there partcu selection
them rich elegant workmanship andsrea
strength, thescquaes arepecuar all the instruments Of the
firms above mentioned
will derive advantage from going Noras
hadayWleTc
My Instruments b, 6 anu octaVestc
confidently offered assuperor for sale Richmond
Va Observation-Disclosures order atso noticean on favorable
Martins unrivaled Guitars with large Of imported
Instruments plain nad and ranging price from So 10 $50
constantly hand with Musica instruments and nercan
die and for sale Music Store the CITY
l60 Main street, opposite the Banks. May l2
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL ROAD.
(SiANGE OF H0URS.-On and after TUESDAY, June 10th,
~ 1852 regular passenger will between Richmond mud
stages Burkeve Charlotte Court House Halifax Court House,
Danve, Milton and Greensboroush The Train will for
only at the following points, Manchester powhe K'hou
Coal Field Tomahawk Puwaan. MatoaX, SCOTS Shop Amelia
Court House, Wyanoke and jennings Ordinary. .
Leave Richmond every day except Sunday at - A. NJ
Returning, leave the Junction. o ~ r. NJ
Children 3, and l2 years OF age nall price 70 any
the two first named by themselves
be furnished with that eau be retained IN
the Office and must be expressly stated on The pass t iey are
Wednesday, forwarding goods must have them on The
groundthe previous evening.
-The every Tuesday Thursday and
the the point Monday Thursday and Saturday
Through ticket from Richmond to l)ansille, sin
Do do do Greens6o ia ,;, ;.o,s .;,, hs
considered and CHARGED an rate OF a
June Is JOHN II. OSBORNE. Sup'L
RICHMOND AND DANylLLE RAIL ROaD
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NIORSE'S

COMPOUND SYRUP Of YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
apTE prompted by principle I humanity % make
w known % the world the wonderful efficacy "i h!s
EXTRAORDINARY PREPARATION,
Thousands have been relieved of great amount OF suf"rns n"t
many fycs saved II AUTOMATICALLY tie
us, be the elegant scientific 81! saGihry
rrnrion nnn II aud. DECORATIVE REMEDY. srlnE
stands unvHllch nr the n EystCas Salt
and all the various ti.cs arising from
~ IupIEE STATE OF THE BLOOD. Also all
InTS f'flI -
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FIIi,IiSETOY FOIs SALE.

sS Farm csIrd the beauty fertility
soil and situated within hlrG miles OF the nyctsity
virginia and i"Ur charlottesville provided with The ample
ard spacious buildings. the best aud suha
a s"i hrick ani will b. offered iur sale Al lItc
The premises iUti Juy Not" the
t,ay thereafter Tie hundred
with tlre hundred original timber II can bc ai
vaaarOTv GIvIr. three l". 500 and
81 IT, :,ji ~ may the purchasers.
TEi.MSOuc lIri Cash. equal annual instruments Tor the
residue. hra Interest the date.
Possession inl"smG and see,:nc purposes Immediately
after TIE sale Etc The st day OF October
Persons DESTROYS purchasing invited the property and
every facility will BE- offered by the proprietor.
Far,uir ,tnn June 4I-ct!I JOHN E. CARTER.
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following performed alone by }n!is Saaparin
L not wonders acknowledge that do the
meaning word Read and be Convinced that
than fiction
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Land IN ESSEX FOX SALE.

virtue o decree of The Circuit Essex Comfy
nuuncc "n Saturday,. the 5: la: November, ISL.
chanrcy st therein pending between James H. Moody his
Ii:l and guardian Sarah f. Hnus herr.
Edwin Dnvd right o. ms Emily deceased who
Emily A. Moody David j. Moody and c,lrrs defendants
unr signed the named proceed
sell pubic aGrlnn Ia the highest br upon premises
"Wednesday the 2lt July ls5!. ay
cui'tln about -9 acres. lynn. IN the county Essen
THIS Wei known anu healthy highly desirable
neahhorood about miles from rappaanock Immediately
county na leading said lands
ui Lewis flars iatahe aud others Solm. further
deemed necessary notice. asa who wish purchase
coz. first ~ the premises Tor themselves
Mr. John T. Motley. who resides The place. will. doubt
showing tho wishing
lEEMs:-rhc ana Will Dr. sold credit Twelve IN =
Band with good rsuIll security taken aud lien The land
ed ill purchase money paid JAMES II. MOODY. Comni
.,u.e
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- NOTICE.--The Books OF Transfer OF the Stock OF The
Commonwealth ,ess cred in this Office will DC closed on
,,h ,ns, AMI closed until the LIST of July
.,Il Auditors Office. lane Il. 1852 J. BROWN. JR.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.

- CCponlcns relation TO these lands can ADDRESS e!t
Ir-:nson or jos Dutuv Prince Edward g. H. or John
F!i..s q. Jennings Ordinary, No.owdy county. Va.
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WASTIIEGTOs AChD EMf.

JsSIIE OF this Institution VIII 'ntht" on Mo'
q July 18th, and continue Ia december isth.
hr rolrle studies fti and thorough embracing m HrH1i
English branches the higher Mathematics go" IL a "'s'h'
rci languages
m. situation Washington Academy proverhlnly heal
INV being but ve 'S The IN. OF
Richmond and Danvie Rail Road
TERMS
Epp,j., department, per scssiun . months, to
tIis>r,I
Good board sS per month
Number of Pupils limited
Al applications admttuncc atI"n should be- address
AL 10 the PRINCIPAL ". e.. CLAYTON.
Finnry Mills. Va.
RrppRgScgs-Dr Harrison. PROF l. II E"rricnIy
De We're, University. Va. !u'" IH-cmiw
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STKAW WROUGHT Wells.

tGaw Wrought Lace Wells a new and very pretty article
b4:s and white Lace Wells
,''e Cares, Collars and Sleeves
Pa >haw!s. Points and Mantias
saaes, Lawns Bareges and Tissues ana erea Saet!
\. GOODS vi te sold great reduction IN rr1ce
v targal.s, call al SO Main street. ,r,,,o,
-. CHRISTIAN & I.AIHKbF-
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And used with unpIcctItHItI SuErc~ N AT rhftf W'
rl.N,I WEAKNESS AND GENERAL nEhIlIIN
NDs,rsARsApAKlLLA IN QUART BOTTLES

seas the yrdr
,n,I shiIi he WIN +. LADD Druggist
~, Richmond. Virginia.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON LOCUST
For ar AI,L,I

TUX SALE At AUtIIUN.
IA III! b" sold FRIDAY next the II JuIv c5mnrncir,
"ciccS r. NJ upon the premises lar. ,lnly rc
Franklin the PROPERTY ri John ,rr ON non
- ie"i aud rir: u: back 10 a!i-y The ho.-
-oI "r.tf a'!h2 been recent: thoroughly icJarti
I aecoiAadai!cis Tor large 'auy This properly j. oc
L. III lE;,'Ii al places - ''' - 'o''='''
tn,i cash i,- balance :! and l. months. for
June :gI-cOlS I,,,, .',, 81 nus,
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I0oRSBK0Ok EOE SALE.

TALt ALLIE .NNTAIIVN FUN StI-t.
ui the South w. otter -" sale the
ml:. ~ the county ~ P"wha
49, IRON, Richmond, miles below ih Court "u-r
,nj ,Ir. miles from Fine landing s ivcr We deem
further, persons d"siIohs ~ uF
,,S,n, viii pu.Ics III e.rcs There
IN dwelling house. other buildings, On no
e,,cs The said plantation well adapted 10 the growth To-
bacco ~, : -, II,VUIS
II. vl.-rlamlln ~ = " u. L.. ii.,hh.''
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1poetrp.
[For the Literary sEche.
Magnificence of Creation.

The calm blue wintry sky-oh, how love
To view its beauteous arch outspread above,
Glowing with myriad orbs, whose mellow light
With purest lustre crowns the welcome night,
Cheering the wand'rer with their glad'ning ray /;
Making the night more lovely than the day.
Oft when upon that glorious scene gaze,
Tracing the stars arrayed in countless maze
Lost in mute contemplation forget
The neutrality-suspicious. all I've ever met;
And on imagination's pinions soar
Far from the earth and seem to wander DER
Those distant worlds where new creations rise
In bright array before my ndring eyes,
Each twinkling star which dimly seen before,
Seemed but single sand onIIeaven's vast shore,
Now nearer viewed, becomes rolling sun
Round which unnumbered worlds their courses
run;
Each in itself world divinely fair,
With oceans, continents, and islands rare,
Majestic rivers, perfume breathing gales,
Mountains magnificent sweet sunny wales,
And (fairest feature in the heavenly scene)
Peopled with beings of angelic mein-
Pure sinless ones whose blissful, endless days,
Are passed in hymning their Creators praise.
Amazed, from world to world onward soar.
Each seeming lovelier than those passed before,
Till overwhelmed with scenes so new and vast,
And in their endless mazes lost at last,
Abashed with my own insignifcance,
Back from the daring fight l shrink at once,
Nor dare again with earth-clogged wings to rise
And strive to pierce the mysteries of the skies.
GENEVA.
February 19, 1852.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-02-26
[For the Literary Echo.
Lines Written on the Death Of IL
Friend.
February 10, 1852.

They tell me true, that George is dead,
His lips have ceased to move;
That spirit, pure, on wings has fed
TO dwell with Christ above.
'Tis scarcely but few short days,
Since, in our circle met,
He joined with us in happy lays
hear his music yet.
Twas hard for him to say farewell,
For loved ones lowered near
That made him wish on earth to dwell
Their life's decline to cheer.
He calmly bade them all prepare
To meet him in the sky,
And heavenly glories with him share
Where friends will never die.
Father tits thou alone cans't heal
The wound thy hand has given;
Dispel all clouds, bright hopes reveal
Of meeting him in heaven.
NANNETTE.