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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.


SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, New York. mdze,
A Lee
BALTIMORE, Feb 3-Cleared, schrs Alvarado Jones
Richmond; Chas f Cole, MITCHELL do.
NEW YORK, Feb g. Cleared, schrs Richmond" Pur
nell, Richmond Oregon, Cook do
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PETERSBURG MARKETS. Feb. 3.

IoBAcco--Market quite animated, but advance.
CoTToN-Sales common at eac; prime pic.
WHRAT-Sales of red at 122al25c; white l24alaec.
CoRN-Wanted at Coo.
FLoUR-$5sa5a for country; city extra SC.
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MARRuEn

On Thursday evening, February Sd, by the Rev. Reu
ben Ford, Mr. GEO. w. BATKINS. to Miss EFT
TIE C. FISHER, all of Richmond.
sgTrSWhg please copy.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-05

Co,,; NEW ORLEANS February 3D.
H. is easer sales OF 5000 lies of 81 CENTS lar mid
1e' anu IL cents for fair; stock 100000 bales
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COMM # IL CIAL RE CORD.
NORFOLK MARKETS. Feb. ..

NONFULN MAHkETS, Feb 2
FLoUR-Superfne S5sa6, fine S5ka5a per Dbl.
GRAIN-Whea soa95 cents per bushel Corn 55a60
cents.
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FREDERICKSBURGM MARK TS, Feb ..
FLoUR-Mountain So a5a$5 so, owand s5aS5 25 per
Dbl.
WHEAT-White 81 a5asl 80, red 81 lsas1 20 per
bushel
CoRN--6O cents per bushel
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-05

GRAND EXHIBITION OF STATUARY-
TANHE largest collection il the world comprising over
E 900 Figures, designed to repr csent the leading
events in the Life othe Saviour from the annnncation to
the Virgin Mary to the Ascension OF our Lord, repre-
scented by q groups, and occupying space 200 feet III
lensth--each scene having appropriate RELIEF
PAINTING, executed by the celebrated Artist, II. G.
Bartholomew Esq, which alone is worth the price of adj
mission. Now open at No 10 Main street, below the
City Hotel from 10 O'Clock NJ till 0 o clock NJ
q An extra exhibition will be given on Thursday
and Saturday afternoons from till O'clock exclusive
ly for servants
Admission a5 cts; children under 10 years of age
halt price.
Tickets for sale at all of the principal book stores
ia Cots
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-05

THE ATHENEUM-Professo WIN. B Rogers
of the University of Virginia. will deliver a course If
three lectures on Geology, at the Athen@um common
cling OH Tuesday night next. at 8 o'clock.
THE COMMITTEE ON THE ATHENIEUM.
fe Sit
- The Rev. E. CASE, Pastor of the UnversaIist
Church will lecture the parable of 'The Rich Man
and Lazarus on Sunday evening, Feb. 6. .
10 Services to commence at "a o'clock.
% The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-05

Mr. Edward Y. Cannon appeared as counsel
tor the accused and Mr.. Joynes, District Attor-
ney, for the United States.
The trial will probably occupy several days.
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GRAND EXHIBITION.
WILL OPEN AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Monday, Feb. 9TH,
Rossiters Great Historical Painting of
TINE CAPTIVE ESHe EHIE,ES

BY THE RIVERS OF BABYLON.
The Daughters OF Zion hanging their Hnrps
ora Inc MISUNDERSTANDING the sentiment of
Hope)
'HiS magnificent Painting contains thirty-seven fl
4 CURES, life size, and is of the largest oil Paint
ings eXtant The figures stand in bold relief upon
the canvass indeed the talented artistic succeeded in
imparting aliielike tone to the whole group.
q y The Painting will be exhibited ONE WEEK
ONLY in this city Open daily from A. M. to NJ
- Tickets only % centsehildren and servants half
price. Season Tickets 5t)cents e. At
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A LECTURE
|, solar and Is oe

"A LECTURE
Om ahe Solar Influence and its Tendemci les, ms
Tested by Human pr0aressIon,
~ ILL be given (weather proving avourablel at the
w ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Monday Night, at the hour of o'clock, by
Dr.. VI. E, LAZARUS.
Tickets at the Door-25c.
IN this lecture and those which may follow it. will be
treated in scientific and practical manner the topics
Of
lstfbe emancipation OF Labor with a comparative ana
lysis OF the chatte and wages systems and the alb
sorptlon OF both by new and superior forms OF soci-
city.
ad-)emocracyi its connection with machine forces and
dependence the arts and sciences.
3D. Local spheres; their formation and influence on the
orms oforganic and OF social lile Involving the sub
lect o. spontaneous creations
4ih-haces or organic human types their Zonar dispo
sltion and mutual relations
5th-DeVelopment OF Observation-Disclosures careers and desti
MES invo wing the problems offuture existence, Of
! winch new ana consistent theory will be given,
lnEarmony with natural and revealed Relis ion
te 5-2t%
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TEE RuCmmONn TIMEs.

TEE RICHMOND TIMES,
lPUBLIsHED DAILY AND SEMI-wEKLY,
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
.DAIuy PAPER-per annam, (in advance. -.-.. s. 90
II not paid in advance..--.. 6 90
| Per MONTH 30
| Per week----..- 10
XluUNTRY PAPER--Ier annuul 4 w
For six months --...-..... so
For three months ] so
ADVERTISING TERMS.
Transient advertisers charged the rates.
y Daily paper first Insertion 50 cents and each sub
sequen insertion - Semi weekly paper, rs cents
rst Insertion and 30 each subsequent Insertion
advertisements ordered in the semweeky paper appear
|hlso in the daily paper free of charge
AGENTS
PesrN throughout the State of Virginia au
khorzed agents, and liberal commissions grant
led upon all monies received.
Mr.. ]. T. BRIGHrwELL, of Danvle, is our specia
agent ia that section of the State.
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Local lntelIigence~~City Affairs. &c
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT co1JRr
BEFORE JUDGE HALLIBURTON.


Ir1ol Of StovaH, charged acith robbing the Mail
Inc prisoner was yesterday arraigned upon an
Indictment charging him with robbing the mail
on the Goth May, 1851, in the county of Frank
lin. He plead not guilty to the indictment.
Ajury having been previously duly empannel-
ed, the trial was gone into, and several witnesses
examined. -~--.
The accused (who who was mail carrier he
tween the counties of Franklin aud Pittsyyania.
stands charged with puroining from the mail in
May iool' two letters-the first containing a re-
'nittance of S4l to Mr.. A. DuvaI of this CITY,
and tho second contann ne remittance of 500
10 Messrs. McCorkle & Simpson, of Lynch
burg.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL Raj. ayOAD
MILE TICKETS THREE CENTS PER MILE.
accommodate the way travel tickets will be sold
z at the 1reasurers Office in Richmond at three
cents mile provided that less than ten dollars
vii be sold at one time
These tickets will not be transferable, and will be
used for ditancas not exceeding as miles. No charge
less than % cents.
fe Sim E Fl GILL Supt
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-04-29

pJHAzY. "A letter from the Hung a.
rians OF New Buda, eontradicis the re,
port of theis ipiendydo removal to Texas.
Uihozy alone, having sGidy hlslaubto ID
German Bmtgrant Spciety, leaves in the
spring with This family, for San lAuonir,
in the neighbothood Of which, place he
has purchased, some hundreds Of acres
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"a RAILROAD NOTICE. y.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHIGAN,
az = RAILROAD CGMPaRY. s1E

1|TFIHTUII II, 1910. J
NOTICE Is hereby given that by resolution oil
In the Board OF Directors of the Dayton and Mich.
igan Railroad Company the Stock subscriptions made
to said Company are required to he called in. Sub
scrihers in the County of Putnam are therefore
required tOpny Eve per cent, ON the amount of their
Stock, on before the fifteenth day Of April net
A. D. 1851 and Ten per cent. every sixty days there
after until the whole Of said subscription is fully paid
up. tg .-t7'''
Payment Of subscriptions in said County may be
made to DR.. @, T.'POMEROY, of ottowa, wio is
authorized by the Company to receive payments OF
stock and receipt therefor. -...,...
By Order Of the Board.
,o.A5 'U HENRY s. MAYO,
Gt3 Treas. d g. M iR r, Co.
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MAzzlNL- We perceive BY The cores,
ppndeuce Of the New York Ttbupe,
that MazZini has eluded all the efforts o
the Aus'rans to Try hands upon him. Al
the time the Arctic sailed he had been
for several days safe in London. His
course intiregard to the late a,temptiH
Italy though spokenof censurcibyI
the rich aud selfish aristocracv, meets the
unqualified approval Of the Democrats
the only real friends to liberty in Europe!
Iiawill delight every true republican IL
hear that this persevoring patriot, and
truly great man, is again safe from the
frantic vengeance of Despdts. AOhio
StdtcSmdn.noo ,s10 li5aI ld .03r3hIo1
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DIED.

Al the residence Of her father, in this
place, El.VlRA HILL,nof typhoid fe-
yer, inlihe 22d year Of her age.
.biU' ''is sahsio die
In ifsawarm1p joy lights all the future,
But when God wills that young spirit pass
From Earth 10 Heaven, the soul oNeys
Bidding to this worlds things glad adieu. ii
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-04-29

OnI3 WoMEN's R1Gnrs Assc olATroN
Tile first annua! meeting Of This assp,
citation will be held at Rlvenua, Portage
county, commencing on the 25lh oGMay
next, and continuing two weeks. Y" Ehe
friends Of humanity and progress are
earnestly invited to attend the meeting
and there discuss5,the spbjoc, Of womuD'F
true position in society her rights, dmies
aad:responsibiIilies. .'-Hancock Courier
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SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETING,

The School District, composed of the
several Sub Districts ofiUniou township,
will h6ld an adjourned meeting, on
Saturdag;the 30'lr April, instant Dated
April 20lb, 1853. yrs,. s.,l.a. .a5 ''Y. S.f
ao'' 'i NH. McCRACKEN, Clerk. 2.
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Treas. d & M. Rr r. Co.
; ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
4 q REAL, ESTATE "a - j

f1E the 18th day Of May, A. y. 1853 at one o'clock
in the afternoon. at the door Of the couit house,
in the town OF Kada, Putnam county, Ohio, win he
sold to the highest bidder The following Real Esnte.
as the property of Christian Myers, deceased 10 vii:
The south east fraction OF section number eighteen
six i6l cast, in Putnam county ohio, and containing
nnety:two and eighty five hundrrdths acres of land
more or less. Appraised attfour hundred aud sixty
four dollars. Terms: -one,third cash in hand one
third in one year; and the residue iu two years with
interest romthe day of sale, deferred pay neptstu be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
~ ,aIt4fr AJBUDD,
GeQ Attorney far Administrator,
April l3, A. D. 1852, ~ G27
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CIV. B, PALMER, at New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia. is our only agent in, these
cles for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements madc with him,
on our account',wiI be treated as if made
directly with this office. 'a o.. -,
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The letter. writer's report that the
scene in The Senate last Friday, when
the nomination Of Mr.. Dix, was un-
der conSdl ration, was pr(nundly inter,
es,ing, Messrs. Rusk. Blight, Butler,
Mason. and ,Brohead, spoke strongly
hgSihst ratifchlinn. The Souihrrn Sen.
a,ors named were almost fierce, D,u-
glas, SpuG, Walker, Chase, Sewald,
Houston, aud Petit, Advocated ra,ifica.
tion; and SouG. we are tod, stated ,ha'
Mr.. Dix, during the campaign, on The
stump, avcwed his ass"r, to the Baiii-
mote platfurm. Air. Chase, il is said,
evenly those not acting with him, elori-
ously viudicat.d the rights and ins'iiu-
tions of the free States, appearing 10
greater advantage than he had ever done
before. 1t was the remark Of IA brother
member, that lie would come back to the
mex, Senate aud lake a p"siiIon there,
second 10 ibat,of no other Senator. The
nays on the nomination were Bright, Az
Gibson, Butler, Evans, Rusk,) Mohdn,
Thompson Of Kentucky, aud Mason.--
National Era. .E U}kUDTS
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Sold at the Establishments Of Professor
Holloway, 244, Strand, (near Temple
Bar, Lohdoh,) and by aII,lespectable
Dgugg SIS. and Dealers in Medicines
throughout The British Empire, and Of
those of the Uniled States, in Pots al
37ac., and 81 SOC. each. Wholesale by
the principal Dug houses in the Union,
and BY Messrs.5 ABB g. D. SANDs, New
York; ,,- .,ntfag,,,.f,f, 2 ,.-.,...,1i
CT There is a considerable saving by
'ak'hg the larger sizes. ~ ~. { 40
N. Directions for tlie guidance Of
patients in every disorder are affixed to
each Pot, r.w rirss ,.4 vs@r vr,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-04-29

N F..l II z J q
LAMARr1sE's view OF OF GEN1us.-- In
1he last Solprne Of bis History Of the
Restoration, Pm. Lqmartiue defines Ge-
MUS in The following terms: Genius
consists ouly in TWO orAbreeifless, just,
new, and simple, uponGsomeo subjpc'
either of theory OF .piactice, caught. a
glimpse OF before !be rest Of the woild,
BY SOME man whose mental sight is of
greater rangelahd accuracy than ahocUn
fused vision of his contemporaries. Iu
mechanism, in science, in politics ? III
war, in administration, or in finance, in,
veniorss are nothing more Than observers
Cof more. exquisite and more penetrating
faculties" This accords with Carlyle's
opinion upon the same subject; which is,
that genius is superior undgstagdiagg y
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The NEw RAILWAY TO T.LlDo.-We


THE NEw RAILWAY TO TIL Do.-We
understand that tae1assessment on DayN
ton fur her portion ofglhe expense. of sn,
veying the new, route TO T6ledc, [$3o0,l
was contdbured yesterday, by o, Beckgl'
Alexander Grimes, and D. Phillips, IN
subscription OF $l00 each.
The engagements Of Mr. Forrcr pre-
cluded tho possibility Of securing his
services in making the preliminary sur.
yeys of lhe 'diffsren; routes. Messrs.
Beckeland Philips have engaged p Pom
eroy, Esq, who has party, ,already,or-
ganized, and will proceed imniedielely-t5
make the surveys and estimate, Mr.,
Pomeroy jslone Of our most reliable En-
gineere, and unltes 10 a thorough knowl-
edge Of his profession, a degree of phys
ical energy and activity, which takesrhim
over a line beforegan Engine Of ordind-
y " make and consruciioni"- .wodld
"coyer' halfibe ground TO be examined.
He willbe assisted by j. p Erwin, Esq,
of Hamilton This prompIness in the
preparatory work, indicates the spirit
With which the enterprise is to be prose-
cule6. st9 lta ilia soy 7y' hi3Haf'
"Wea'her permitting" the surveys
willibe completed in the course Of thirty
days. .omai e,I BIC ,grm7ela or sca
nh isaexpectedoiliat the assessments for
the q expense of preliminary surveys,
wbichwere made nponalIe towns atlhe
north, by The ST. Marys Convention, Will
be promptly met, and) the funds made
subject 10 the order Of the gentlemen in
whom was placed the responsibility dof
employing the Engineers pnty-Day'
ton Journal.i H.Has Hla.I I3J1sg lH
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,a NEW MENrBER F THE BOARD OF Pun.
Lie WoRKs.--lNe learn that Governor
Wood has filled the vacancy. occaso6ed
blythe resignation Of Col. Mahypenny,
by the appointment Of DR.. Wayne GIis>
lwnld 1of CiIcieville. ..das3 sDIi "a bgot
81. The Governor has thus handsomely
.conformed TO the Wish expressed by llhe
late Democratc Convention, which viii
be hhe wish ofihe people nex' fall. DR..
Griswold twill lhaveb an opportunity 10
-prepafc himself during tie, summet So
cas fully TO enter upon his Gu iesin the
fail I'VE congratulate him, nd the eapeo.
pie of tie State upon this choice. 7IIe
will tie q vieilanl guardian over the, pull
lie works Of Ohio He has tact, energy,
frmnrss and inegtiiy--a,,rihutes essen
,iahaoievety office, and especially to the
Office just filled.-O. Statesman.d aaes
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of land. The uuagnriaps Iaye elected
Joseph Majlhe6yi,S formerly member and
Secrslaly Of the Upper House Of Hna-
gary, their Chairman in place Of Ujhazy
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:, CONFIRMATION PosTMAsTERs i77One
Of The acts passed on the night Of tie
81 Of March, 10 establish certain Post
routes, &c., cpnlhins a section fixing the
following as the commissions Of P'st-
masters on The lst Of Anil next: g' sSN :
OH a sum not exceed $loo 80 per Ct.
bel, 300 & $4Oo--40 .,.''5 e I. ,
h2'"9'"J $4Oo& $24OO-S5 20 q
exceeding $2400- I5ano't ,a q
When the mail arrives regularly be-
tween 9 a night And, s IN the morning,
go per cent is allowed on The FIST 800
Those ttlicers whose compensation
shall not exceed $500 quarte,, are al
lowed one cent for every "ffee" letter
delivered out Of llieir rfficcs. and each
poslmasier is allowed two mills for deli
very from his office to subscriber, each
newspaper not clargeable with postage.
Ohio Patriot, .''''' ~,
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y. WILLIAM ABBs.

The uu,hlof this statement can be
verified by Mr.W., p. England. Chemist,
l3, Market Street, lInddersfrld.
( A DIRE tDFUL BAD BREAST.
CURED IN ONE MONTH.
Extract Of a Eettef from Mr. FreGerisk
- Turner, of Penshurst, Kent, dated Deceni-.
y her t2thl IpSn iIVno 'll.GfJI brG HrffIgE ?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25
Curious LAWSUIT.

most rabid of toadysm is narrated by Paris cor
responden, of tho New York Herald. 1t before the
tribunal of the Juge de Pax at Toulouse:
Louis Napoleon in the o. his visit 10 this city, in
the month October last appeared 10 DC nuch struck with
the enthusiasm with which party OF ladies' in matters
shop 10 the Ruc ST. Eliennc cried Vvc PEmpeeur Fvt
Louis Napoleon !" and he threw 10 them bouquet of ah
caI flowers, which he carried in his hand. The bouquet
was up By hatc and presented by him either TO
one of The ladies' Madame s., or to his little child
whom hs wife carrying In her Which Of the two
was could mt in the confusion be actually asccrtained
bu, Madame s. took the bouquet home with her. The
halter obtained from her and ntmatcd that
he should no, return it, MADAME s insisted that IL was
her as he had presented 10 her and tina, she had
only lent il 10 him show 10 sick person; the halter, on
the contrary aindred that was his and he had only lei
her I, ke il home show her husband The dispute gre"
s4ast and furious, and there was no likelihood OF its
being brough, to friendly concuson Madame S cited
the halter before the Juge de- Paix have him condemned
to give up tn, bouquet The Jnge after making
into the facts of the case was unable TO
to any other conclusion than that Madame S aud
Madame B the ha,,eI's wife, had displayed equal en-
rhusasm the Emperor, and that there was nntrng 10
show that h.. majesty had destined the 5osquei for either Of
then, In psrcua he therefore, like another Solomon, de-
cdsd tina, il should be equally divided and that in The event
of the hattie. refusing give up half of IT. he should pay
100 france.
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MERCHANDISE.
sT1II- 1NoTmEn NEW NoTE UPON
WORGESTER'S PIANOS.

TIME following t,ntpfiSl ID SoI'tu ~" ' ~
4 ir,u Of The 5ll February, lso5 ,;.h ,,,hin fep,
= ~ beautiful Instruments, WHICH, WIN
have bccom. ornament 10 ,ety ia ~
yealF m sch perfection both outward hhisn anu ~ ~ G
nee anh, yrry much inventive and en- lone
lha Nc can in future add much more 70 i!i
Inc brurd no that hesls 10
.., nj tnnc 10 manufactured oy g., III
IN INA Rockefeller aud Statioher oiths Guy ~ r
oy ;,feI b.y cannot eAcclled Bul rev n,;si,r
We dts rnrnrnlcs VIC listened 70, "hic N
W y. "a. oC n,usc OF Worcester III
,y,s The ss cctest toned instrument ms - r
US, a ,nI h. had play great varie! I" r.
with him. anu III,
iiu ~ ~, ,,r readers 10 NORRIS anu ull5 tSsa
III Commercial Advertiser, D't
ri fnsiins touch the work OF furnishing 's 80 III,
nc -; ,r n with Il suitable musical Instrument. 80, nh
u; Ere Manufacturers this city there 'ic o All ,fc
reputation than Mr.. II Wurcesct. III Az t
as reret musical instruments, a. wei as Nv m M b,s. mad
those OF his manufacture s'aha !" '"' 't''
either his any ollef ci'y; ~, o ,u,v ljh ls52
rorcESTER'S PIASOS-A correspondent VIM , .aLs 49, 4
faith IN what reads in advertisements, Ishs W u
nu.rrs Pianos are relied on We answer s'npna'a!
=, any price and have the hes; own
@ r nynr tiut In aud durability OF onc they are
surpassed 49,. r.. ~. ,.,e nj Woce,,er. Iusfru
neus in s city, would ask the especial inost WIG
that can Ire reeG upon" 20 an ead
;maIo OF W5rcesles which lie has now u assortment on
hand r, ,,,r - ~ 49,, Enr,',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-25

From tho Syracuse Star. ]
PASSING AWAY,

When one we loved has passed away,
To bless our sight no more,
And life's rough strand in loneliness,
We're left TO wander Ger
How eacredly we treasure up
That ost ones look, aud smile,
And with each loved, remembered word,
Our pensive hours begaile.
TITS thus when Time with rusty scale,
Has measured out thar span-
A year-to childhood's visw, how vast,
S How brief space TO man:
To childhood, 'tis Inc fate that holds
Bright visions from its grasp;
To man il is the kueu that speaks,
Of denth's approach at last.
Ave! let the old year onward pass,
With sill mis- gathered spoils, 1,
And we will twins a wreath 10 crown
His labors, aud his tolls;
But not of Natures leaves and howers,
We Irvine this wreath TO day,
For, ia his grasping hand he's borne
All those bright things away.
But Time, though i, may sere the leaves,
In natures garden fair,
And wi,her on the cheek Of youth,
The roses blooming there
Yet DER the freshness OF the mind
II holds no bIighting sway;
Oh, then of feelings ardent, pure.
We twice this wreath to-day
The year now numbered with the pas..
Has been 10 all, ! trow,
A cheqnered scene-&here mirth and Joy
Oft bowed o grief and woi
Yet ever siuce the fatal hour
That Paradise was lost,
The human race has shared such fate,
On wavering pillows tossed.
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ATTETION SALES.


rsaIE of VALUABLE REAL AND pstsVs4Ai
ga rST.TE in TIE COUNTY OF Nc Wll'LiaM
ay yirtua of deed usexccncdp T. W ; Heso! ae u
rnunty of trustees p"los'
The certain doubts therein sfecluu u"t
Is Ottoman Slaughter AMI John Defd1S cs Which
me on the day Of February 1851, and
"a , the Clerks Office of hc County Con OF King "i!a,
o ~ proceed sell nyIIbc auiIu On Mon
Of Nay 1853, before the tavern do VI hiG WI.
liam lcur Ilnuse, The valuable ANN Sno%hAs The Mo! wa
anon which the Count House and public
nd r,yHe huldr located conaaIrs 575 csi
S y,r,ue of The authority and al the AG Sc
az, a Iso IL !, Is likely slaves CONSISTING OF ":'
audc
ia, Ir.r above rcfrrrltu properly gared
mos, uahc ir county uf hi Within ltis Situate"
IA Country and surrounded puIulLllnC
I'M industrious ami thriving N.na Il atOuu!-
OF the finest qualify perfectly accessible and convenient 70
AM PORTION the There and scvcfa!
and Carriage Shop, BLACK.
smiths Shop and Talos Shop, all Dl which am IN good
|
IERMSOGe third Of the purchasers be paid il cash The
,csinc and years with interest from the day of sale 10
hr secuted Ivy decd OF upon the land AMI BOMBS % good
| e-onai security j.. GREGORY In }rrr,sc,s
3-ri j. r. MITCHELL. (