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A Young yIrglnIaa,s Farewell to Home

By W. L. ".
I'm sailing down the Ohio
Far, far away from friends and home,
But still fondly turn to thee,
Virginia! whereso'er roam.
The tear drop, lingering in my eye,
Tells how much pain il gives TO part
Yet ever lives thy glorious name,
Enshrined within the ,candersr's heart
Ny boyhood's home how oft turn
These longing eyes unto thy hills
And, gazing, fain would strive to view
The scenes where memory fondly dwells.
Dear land Of kindred, friends and home:
or childhood's morn and manhood's odV!
No time or distance e'er shall charm
Ny heart from thee, where e'er stray.
New scenes may rise upon my sight -
New friends may hatter. smile and praise
But never shall my soul forget
The scenes and friends OF former DAYS
Dear Old Virginia from my soul
bless thee than words may tell -
But duty calis-I must obey,
Aud say-dear Home and friends, farewell
Blow, LIES most fearful tempest, blow,
And make the midnight wild and rough,
Ny soul shall battle with you now
I've been a dreamer long enough
Open, OF sea, a darker path, eI
Dash TO my lips the angry spray;
The tenth wave of thy fercest wrath
Were nothing TO my strength to-day
Though floating onward lsilessly,
When pleasant breeZes softly blew
Ny spirit, with the adverse sea, I
Shall rise and gather strength anew.
M aLaf aOul NJ NINA apJh 10. a.
Keep down thy weakness, human heart,
Thou hast unnerved my arm too long,
o! foolish dreamer that thou art I
For have sat and unused for hours,
OF Ravens that could not see
OF winding paths, Of pleasant flowers,
Aud summer Islands in the sea.
Forgetful Of the storms that come,
OF winds that dig the ocean grave,
And sharp reefs hidden by the foam
That drifts like blossoms on the wave.
Forgetful, too, that he who guides
Mast have a firm but steadfast hand,
IL e'er his vessel safely rides
Through storm and breakers 10 the land.
Idly aud lstless drifting on,
Feeding my fancy all the while
A love sick dreamers feed upon
The honeyed sweetness Of smile
Fool that ! was--ay folly's mock
To think not, 10 those pleasant hours
How barks have foundered on the rock
And driftod past the isles Of flowers
Yet we'll II we're, II reused 70 feel,
yet avert such fearful fate
The quick, sharp grating Of tic keel
Had been warning all too late
Bot courage aim for wbeibcr INV
Or rough or smooth LIES ocean seems,
To-day my soul records her VOW
Hereaner AN done piih dreams
Quo RivGE, Nov. 9Th, 1859.
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PoMnArAs Lulx All 1879

Messrs bditors-lt may not be uninterestine 10 the
readers Of your paper TO know that there have been
cases OF cholera in this county within the past fortnight
one case occurred in the practice OF Dr. Robertson and tho
o'her Two In the practice OF Dr. Acae In
however OF prompt and energetic medical treatment all
three cases recovered Calome we learn given in five
or SIX gram doses frequently repeated chiefly relied
upon 70 eect cure The most powerful aniispasmodcs
and as'ringsnts we're also literally exhibited Diarrhna
ana oysentery are very prevalent and cases have
terminated fatally.
In consequence OF the long continuance of the
inc crops have suffered greatly. The Dat crop will no,
be more than half the usual average one The Tobacco
ana Corn crops will also fall short of the usual average
Yours, rcspectfulIy C
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4 HINT TO THE PRESIDENT or THE oEN
- YRaL RIIIROID

sur You allow your Engineers to run the Freight train
too last and you put stop to t. or buy them
spee.aeies ior they can't see ten steps before them
me rate they have been killing peoples dogs sheep
to employ your freight cars in the course of wear and
then guess will be in sad prcdicament II YOU don't
stop 1t. At present more to saw
SPECTATOR AND wRIL.wtsurR or rur Rom
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~ DUNLOP, HoNouRE co. ask the stsnilon Of deasr,
morning 10 ocioet II their uareoue Al
NOTNE-wM W. VALENTINE q Compelled, By bad heath,
~ 20 retire from The Of VALENTINE, CkEgsHAW
CO. md w. WALDRoP has formed with his uncle
The business s Be continued under the YALgv.
TINH CRENsHAW a CO. in which JOHN ". sTAGo and JOIS
W. SAUNDERS have IN interest.
VALENTINE, CRESsHAw 90. have on hand rood s..oy,
msnt o. goods for the and disposed
f sks fsuss, BerAgsy Detanes 0nghaHs Prints Yurnye
Dimiiy Cuftps, and Curtain Muss, 81 ov prices
They have also hand and for sale every variety
for Oeotemen Boys AID Servants MAKE,
Remnants u Lawns Cacoes Bsrauss DefAes vr,
cheap. VALENTINO, cREqeHAW GU =
yi9 Hq 70 eorner I,oad and 9th streets shossos Hn
OftD0t~NiftsE feNafss sstytfyAftr.-fhe nIlfe Fe-
~ sion o. this Instiaiion vii o. Aurust-
Wm a. AcKm snd lady win take charge Of the sslnary THIS
gentleman and lady have been successfully Teaching
years. and highly friends IN
Rchmc MancheEter Hampton Leesurg have an on
portunlty patroninng Ire healthy aud a.
lghuu portions Of theefee Of from quarter
Pncr,-Board, taiuou In English, fuel, Bghts co.
French Lstn .od Itaan, each = 10 o.
Alum Wort ohins Painting, corai Wort casihepios I'm
Noqornoertuc Painting, and War Work, leach. 90
jyi as.'Rs' p-'t''1'-''' '''t mn Lnmsy
u KrnaknArons so--nsseylnr this asy pr sshoeoes
- osns sno,ssr suepiy ~ snail ard sdlan sired Rsfrs
Ri '''h' OK Png ftT'f zsNER,dIE.
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MoRNoSs IN CALIFoRxiA-Thc San Francisco U.r,,a
says .1.- Il
The advent Of three thousand Morons to California is
70 engender some slight degree of apprehension
ne result oil the eompanionship Of such people large
numbers with the United States citizens. San Bernardno
county peoped with Mormons in that section the
Ioene oil plurality oil wives will be relgiousy observed
The sect is likewise represented in the Legislature and of
course hey viii exert some influence in the framing of the
laws How their peculiar notions and practices can be re-
eonced 70 ideas ofAmericans IL is difficult to predict
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wehave beep listening Of late to some very high
wrought euloges upon the purity which distinguishes
Locooco officials The particulars in this impeach.
ment are very fitting commentary upon those 0u-
logies 49, N-t>, r
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DIED.
AZ the residence OF their nephew Ch L. Christian IN
buckingham county, Mrs ELIZABETH MURPHY on the
fotn day OF June last; and Col. CHARLES CHRISTIAN
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~ y announced that the Appletorfs have IN
hand and viii speedily publish, Col Bentops gls,orv
Of his Thirty Years in the senate Me- Vol, -.
per has been favored with some Of tAs proof 49,.
ress'ng % The duel between Randolph and Clay. w,
Wv Wy 70 Md room for the statement Tomorrow
~ me Incidents Of his thirty yssrs IN the sep.,.
49, infinitely detailed, the work win make sons
hsndFsd volumes octave. ''''
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" The Paris papers differ very much in their
Interpretation Of the Russian manifesto Some think
hindieates war; but the majority incline to the
opinion, that u Prcgnostcates peace. The "res.e
edited by Garardn, CONSTITUTES as intImating very
distinctly, that Russia will not even take possession
OF the Dannbian provinces. According to lis idea.
the circular Is an appeal 70 the Cabinets Of Europe on
the whole subject, and by their decision Russia will
ABIDE N. Gaillardet adopts the same yiew-apd i
more confident than ever that there will be no war
no european Government, he says, can derive any
Dsnsn' rom Nsr-she American Union alone, by ab-
.''o'hg tne commerce Of the world, would profit BY
hyor 49,
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81 Store ISM appears - have come to sudden
end on the other side of the water. Queen Vic re-
fused TO receive her-a rebuke, which extnguished,
in an instant, the enthusiasm of the Stafford House
clique and was not unfelt by the leading members Of
the Ministry who had made themselves ridiculous by
canting Uncle IomidHG Ii would seem from the
Of the Queen that she has more good feeling
and hard common than all the politicians who
surround her.
is difficult to account for the fIequent demon
strations Of hostility which the English people make
against the Southern portion Of this Confederacy 1t
argues, at least very profound ignorance ofthe con.
dtion Of things thissde Of the Atlantic The South.
s people those who have most constantly advoca-
ted Free Trade-they, it were VINO in conjunction
with small conservative elemeT at the North pre-
served the peace Of the two ltres in the Oregon
ahair-and they are the persons who produce the
Cotton which supplies the laboring millions Of Great
Britain with occupation and bread. IL Lord Carlisle
and the Duchess OF Switzerland could have their
wishes gra6ed at once their own precious privileges
and the very existence Of the British Government
would speedily The one and the other are de
pendant for their daily bread upon the existence o.
slavery in this country.
Afer the Queen turned her back upon the autho
ress Of Uncle Tom, that notwithstanding ndiyid
ual, deserted by the mobility and gentry" forthwith
betook herself across the channel and tried he
fortunes in Paris. There misfortune attended he
ut the outset The morning after her arrival. as sh
was leaving the house Of ~ Richard, Red Repuh
hoan-that worthy individual was arrested by IN
police, charged with being engaged in conspiracy
nssassinate the Emperor and lodged in jail III,
Amable authoress, deprived Of her worthy guide wa
compelled TO make her own way as best she could
Is supposed that her next Romance will be devote
20 the consideration Of the miseres Of the Frenc
sehtte'-having aseertained that they labor unde
quite as many Affections as the negroes Of th
South.
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Tm CIR covscm held their regular mou,hly meeting
on yesssfdsy. rroceoding in fall 10 our nes,. '''
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Husfras Cousr.-Ths regular term Of this cour, for
tae present month commenced yesterday. Justices
Wngheld Alfred Inoes Edwin Fsrrar Thomas Tyrer and
james Bray. ''@'' ~A1
John slave. the property of Jossph Rove, appeared
~ o. attempting Co set Are the dwelling house
situated near the Exchange hotel Ia this city, was
no dsse. proof o his guilt having been given
nsnr vn, charged with felony, having stolen from
70 ny dollars was sent on TO the Circuit Court
civil cases, &c. Gas dispossd Of
H. g. Cannon. ESQ, Attorney at Law, was admitted TO
practice In this court and took tho prescribed oaih
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DIsisrssxo 0ccuaRrscr-The reatives and friend. n
M Philip A. Thornton lfor many years an cc.sonsi
Of this city, will DO panied learn that on tho
"a OF April last In latitude 10 N and longitude S w he
vas washed overheard from Barque Crisis (bound 70
hone.rdeo) Of which no nrst mate and lost NOT.
Wi'nsandng every effort was made save him.
A mineral sermon on the occasion will DO preacbaa hv
eHsv: B. Manly, j., on Sunday morning next AZ n
clock, a the First Baptist Church. - -
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HIGH PRICES FOR HALIFAX TOBACCO
Sales Of three Hhds. Tobacco for Mr. 3 Min or
Halifax county, by Barksdale Read: -
No. Weighing 1910 net to Mr.. Jane. Thomas at sb5
rs per hundred - wv
No 2 Weighing 1880 net, to Mr. James Thomas ss4 o.
per hundred. ~ %
so per hundred. " - ' A's'"
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Fr-Ths alarm Of IRE about II O'Clock ON Yesterday
morning was oecssioned by the burning Of small Wooden
at the corner Of hsrha street and Brook Avenue
IL vas represented NJ q stable of ttle ,slus tn
owner Ne we're unable 10 ascertain
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by THE GOVERNOR OF vIRGIyIA-a Predetermined
Mhersn vacancy has occurred JadcIary m m.
SOas. % s. 1.1 y The death Of sosso.sr NJ TAsso the
Patrick Henry Yranklin Pyivania: Therrsor. IN on,
20 s the Sheriff Of counties IL rsou,ra
noa an election Monday the day Of August
70. place. prescribed By law for Judge The ssia poar
70 suppy the vacancy Aforesaid. under INV hand
oovernor, and under the The =, psh
nond, This eleventh day OF July, 1853 " ''"
D. the Governor, 'o'' 'ohSsoS'
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M WosxxAEszir.-ws have noticed At the hurnl.
sars mandatory Of hess. Blnord Porter corner Of
franklin and Governor streets, q Handsomely wroueh,
osdstsad. Of The newest French STYLE Il is got IN .c
eording 70 the Jenny Lind fashion, and Is called Jeu.
ny Lind eedssssd"a tile which Of late has become tho
'or exquisite hnish and novelty. Styled a. n
nay rare specimen OF superior workmanship In Tia
and would be supposed ornament 70 the celebrs
ted bridal chamber In New YORK
The ornamental work on the head board e detailed to
ucn aegree Of variety and wrought to euch exouI.ite
nost impossible. F" nj
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APfREHESDED PALL or BUILDIE0 on MAIE sraEgr--
The building occupied by G. A. Gwatins dry good mer.
chant on Main street between I2th and 1th streets 4,
in very precautions condition present. owing 10 the e1
cayaiion Of an adjoining building lot several fee. below
the foundation OF this building. SO imminent has is
danger Of is falling become, ha, all operations upon tho
building 10. have been suspended by the owners Mossrs
Kent Paine Kent. The gable Of tho house occupied
by Me- GTatkps, with two feet Of the front wall
has almost separated from tho main building leaving an
aperture Of four or FIVE inches 1ariug last week
some symptoms Of is instability we're visible and oyery
pTecauton in tho way OF solid subsrueture was taken
but the heavy rain Of sunday night by washing the loose
earth from The foundation rendered such means no longer
efecua The condition Of the building since then Il er.
cecdngy Ptecarous, and the prospects Of Its falling des
pite all eEerIiOns, have become certain large granite
rock which extends the door and shop windows Of
the adjoining house, occupied by Mr.. Gwans Is broken
and separated some few inches.
Tho Mayor couceiving this condition OF things. Ia the
most public thoroughfare IN the city to DO attended with
serious danger 10 life caused the parties interested IN the
property TO be summoned bcore him a. o'clock on res
terday,
hesss. Kent PAino Kent, owners Of tho lot now be-
Ing ereavaed and Fleming James owner Of tho two Id.
joining buildings occupied severaIy by Messr g~akins
dry good merchant, ESall and Lybrock Architect. and
Jones and Hawood manufacturers Of furniture
The Mayor aer hearng tho evidence Of some experienced
mechanics ordered tina, the building. occup led . above
should be forthwith taken down. Part Of these buildings
was occupied as the Oce of hs Tmes newspaper Of hI,
city,
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s2,47s,976

s2,47s,sIo S3,604,406
Included In the total for the past week a,a
iron, SCOOPS In sugar, see,6ll in coffee, sss4T In
tea, and 90, 296 In Watches - ~
the current year. being u 7a5 s4s against sos oss G
me Same week OF last year. Tho Baltic took out es,
specie than expected. S '''
The Exports OF specie from New York to FOREIGN mort,
lows: - INV 'een US 'of
July 8. Steamship Baltic, Liverpool ngots asa sse
. Am. gold 10000
Am. silver 1880
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hosxr MARKET, Saturday, July a.
There ID better feeling throughout the market, nor.
plenty and freely offered at Sss per cent on call. aud
Sal for prime business paper. -"'
Inc Imports TOR the week show total increase of
about ons million Of dolars above the rssnonJn
week Of last year chiefly in dry goods as will be seen bs
tho following comparison = ~ "
fohrieS INroRrs ENTERED AT N YONG
For the Week.
1882 1919
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\ - The Enquirer has been engaged for several
days In the profitable and amusing task Of apologzing
Tor the appointment Of Free Sellers by the Admins
taton. The amount Of its apology consists in the
allegation that there Wings atthe North worse
Free Soiers than the Locofocos, and very unfortu-
nately ii brings forward Mr. Nlmo res Erie letter AZ
conurmauon Now, wencvcr heard Of any worse Free
So'iers than Dix and the Van Burens These were
50 intense in their hatred of the South that Martin
Van Buren, consented to become the candidate Of the
avowed Abolitionistsin other words identified him.
SELF fully with the most malignant typo Of the fanatic
horde His right-hand man, Dix, who is to 20
Minister to France, is understood to be- peculiar ia
vorite of tho President Preliminary to his appon-
ment his organ, the Erening Post-and of which he
is the main stay-is formally repudiatcd from the
party All this is n very pleasant preceding and
would doubtless have efect-if people were all
blind
The production ofMr. Flmorrs letter to prove that
Wing Free Sellers worse than Locofc co Free Soil
ers is very strange bunder Mr. Fillmore was
charged with Free Soilism before his election and this
same letter was adduced evidence His administers
ton Of the Government the best because it is con-
elusive, reply to that imputation. Even the
Enquirer admitted that his course on that subject
was irreproachablc. The case of Mr. Fillmore Is :,
lar sample OF all the Wings. They always do better
alter the election than they promise to do before
WIN the Locofocos, ii is just the other way They
arc proiuse IN professions, which they invariably
falsify
Inc Enquirer y, significantly silent the appoint
ment oil VIM J. Brown. He not only made bar!
gam Wild the Free Sellers, though his record was
as ia'-. any mans but he denied the fact, and
as publicly convicted of it Did any Wing Presi-
dent ever appoint such a character to office
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but also of ths superatensnts OF the ssss and
works and register Of the water works,
and collector of the city taxes captain of the
night watch, gauge of grain and aser OF
the poorhouse and take from any of said officers bond
with securities in such penalty to the council may
Conditioned for the faithful discharge Of the said duties
Any Of said officers lay be removed from office by the
council for misconduct neglect OF official duty and
the council may declare when the Office of any of them
shall become vacant by failure to qualify All officers
appointed by the council may be removed from office at
its pleasure"
Publishedby order of the Council.
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NEGRO SHOES.

WI are manufacturing largel,, Brogans bound and
w unbound suitable for factory hands and laborers
generally Of the best materas and workmanship, and
should be pleased receive the orders of Tobacco
uacurers and others want of such Shoes assuring
them that prices shall be- moderate and terms as
accommodating they be had for in this any 9th
ef market. the quality Of the article considered
respectfully invite ali in want send their orders
10 No 70 Nj in street, three doors below Doolsy's
ia 90 WHITE & PAGE
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ASTRATTON'S OFFICE, No. south 4th

&IRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5 south L 4th
Let all the world say what they can,
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 15-Jan 10,
81 3 "a 40 26 II 60 SO 20 As ST.
NOS ~ prize S'0o '' sr f1s Fi'o y
dawn Nos Delaware. No 1s-Jan 10:
20 ~ IS 81 SO AZ SO 70 81 II 10 49,
Ticket Nos 80 81 IS, prize ofsl5o sold and paid by
STRATTON.
25 3s SO 46 "a So 40 81 4 "A 10.
Drawn Nos of Delaware. No l7--Jan 90:
"A 50 IS Sc 3 81 AZ As 10 10 IS.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, extra, 19-Jan 22:
q 43 20 70 46 SO "a so SO 4 80 76.
sTRATT0N
~ SO 81 Is IA AS 81 50 so 81 II &c.
Drawn Nosof Delaware, class Alan 90.
- IL 10 % "a 10 46 II IS A 90 Is g.
Drawn Nos ofDeaware. extra. 2l--Jan2 5:
40 so l6 40 &c 65 80 3 IL SO So.
Ticket Nos 3 80 'S another one sold and paid BY
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No l9-Jan "a.
l6 Sc 50 40 8 9 81 % II A SO.
MONDAY Delaware, No .9-Capltal, sas0oo. rs
Nos, - drawn. Tickets Sc.
TUESDAY-Delaware, extra No al-Capital, o.
500 e6 Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81
TUESDAY-Deawar No 20-Capital 1888, 00O-
7s Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS
wEDNEsDAY.-Delaware Noel-Capita, $50, ooo
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets sl0.
Observation-Disclosures, ex. No a3--Capital: s5 600
rs Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets 81 IS.
THURsDAY-Delaware No !sa--Capital: $40, ooo-
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,FkiDAY-Delaware, No 23-Captal; Sla,5OO. rs
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
sATURDAY-Delaware, extra. No25-Captal: ST.
0o0 rs nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
SATURDAY-Dslaware No a4--Captal ss7 800
- Nos, ID drawn. Tickets $40.
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and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by me-
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the above schemes, and in all the lotteries promptly at
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