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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15
az SLASH COTTAGE. I
EA THE MECHANIC GUARD VI
WILL GIvEA
MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION

MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION
TO THE SLASH COTTAGE,
On MONDAY, the 18th of Sept.
The GUARDS have made such arrang ements with
regard to the excursion must give entire sasfso
ton to all their friends and the public from whom
they ask the same liberal patronage which has here
tofore be en- extended to them.
The ARMORY BAND will accompany the Com.
pany.
The cars will leave the Depot of the R., r. p r.
r. Co., at 5 O'Clock p. M.
Gentlemen and ladies not being able to leave at
that hour, will have the privilege Of going by the
O'Clock train.
Returning. the cars will leave the Cottage at
O'Clock.
REFRESHMENTS in abundance will be furnish
ed at city prices.
Tickets for the trip OIL EACH to be had of any
Der of the Company, or at the Depot.
~ NO CHARGE FOR LADIES.
1t1
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NoTIoE-Our regular sale days will be
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, at which time we
will attend 10 the sale of Furniture and Miscellaneous
Goods Of every description, at auction house,
No. ~ Main Ut.
We will give our undivided attention en- SATUR-
DAYS lat the horse msrt to stock Of all descriptions
Carriages, Buggiss, &c. &c.
"a is LARUS l. SHINE. Aucts.
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HEARrLEss AFFAIR.-Wife whipping is
of daily occurrence in this city among certain class
er on the conviction of such monsters to order them
to be dressed down to the tune fifty stripes with
to their good behavior, is punishment at ALL and
instead ofprotecting helpless women from the brutal
assaults OF drunken husbands only puts them in po-
plain of the striking affection of their lords Yesterday
morning. man named John Hart, was placed in the
Criminal box OF the Mayors court to answer for VIC
lentiy asssuiting and his wife Bridget tbs day
before. When the case called, the compla ns mt
failed to answer bat witness for the prisoner
1t matter ofno consequence, and would not appsar
The Mayor having heard her state, OATH the night
before that her little child and herself had been dri-
ven out OF the house. that she had been violently
sleked and that the had broken and torn up
Whatever he could lay his hands upon, though the
case I9qnied investigation, and therefore continue
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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY.
FoUsHEE ST. BETw. GRACE AND BROAD.
j. B. BUDWELL, PRINCIPAL.

THE next Session of this Institution will
l. commence on Monday, the I'd day of October.
The Principal will be assisted by wellquali6ed
Teachers, and the Course will embrace everything
taught in the best Academies. The Tuition is from
1872 to $50 per session. Modern Languages and Higher
Mathematics, extra Pc
For particulars Circulars inquire Of the Prin.
cipal, at the corner of Grace and Adams SITS.
REFERENCES. Professors Gessner Harrison, M
Schele De We're and W. Fl. Mc0uffey, University OF
Va. Sc 15-lm
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SERIOUS CHARGE-David Cross, a free
this morning to the charge of breaking into
john Johns house with axe, on Wedn esday last
aud threatening to send the said John to the "other
side of Jordan by fell swoop of his death
ing instrument, for real ina ginary cause If
the complaint is true, David is coed for striped
jacket q cent is for a lady cake.
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ST. CHARLES HorEL.-This establish

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-This establish
ment, formerly the City Hotel, corner of Wall and
Main streets, has undergone thorough repairing
and painting, and will be opened for the scconmods
by Messrs. w: II. Goodman l. Co., of Albemarle, who
nave leased the house for term of seven years
inc fropEietors are now in the city of New York
purchasing their furniture, which il to be of the
randsomest and most fashionable kind and from the
hish reputation of these gentlemen we have no
doubt they will keep first class hotel N
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rocAL MATTERS.

Husr1Nes CoukT.- Aldermen Wing
field. Bray, Binford and Cowardin presiding Al.
ter the transaction Il some unimporfant business,
the examination OF JoHS WoopsoNssa white man.
charged with stealing piece OF scantling came of
The Watchmen who arrested stae prisoner, stated
that he wns drunk when he took the lumber The
iury. atter retirement OF two or three hours, be-
na unable TO agree were called into court and dis
charged, and the case continued until the next
term. -ft
Court of Oyer and Terminer. and proceeded TO the
trial of EZEKIEL, q slave, the property of Mics
Ann Robinson, charged with setting fire to the to.
bacco factory of Messrs Hatcher & Gentry. Mr.
R. X. Howison appeared Tor the Commonwealth,
and Mir A. Judson Crane for the defence. After
hearing the evidence and argument of counsel, the
prisoner was acquitted.
The Court then adjourned. Hsse
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SAvAGE.-Lewis Scott, a free negro
made his appearance before the Mayor Yesterday
morning, TO an,werths charge Of asseultins William
Johnson, another free negro, but owing 70 the alb
senee OF witness for the defence the Investigation
was postponed until this morning. and the accused
admitted to bail for his appearance. ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

SoRas are plentiful in market now, and
20 be alive with these delicious birds hur aw;n, To
lev udes srortsmen have yet had but poor fun In
snoot,ns them Most OF them brought TO ct have
oeen killed with paddles in the nisht tina - :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

FINE HoRsEs.-For stylish "t,lrnout -
Can't a aI wssInoo1,: ride we eoma.n4 our fsass 70
strsets 80 oaAf IS corner Of i4th and Franhlin
wsi'broks horsts and fashionable basaies = A''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

lHE WEATHER continues warm and sui
.Ugensirey too much so for genera heslsh and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

READY MADE CL0rHiKG.-Most of the
ness have laid in large supplies n, ,Sa II t,sJs
aug s,e plePsred to accommodate country merchants
On sSod not better terms, than d nilsr arricles
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g RscH 8cEss.-A rich scene Was enacted In the
Temperapee Convention 1t Phtladelphis on Tues
dsy. Altar pomisstipg Samuel Hamilton a their
eaodidsts for Senator, protect wns presented by
81 ebe delegates against the nomination. on tie
ground that hs wss unfaithful TO the pledges-in
other words hat be wss aill psrtaksr Of ardent
spkta,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

INsTRuorlvE LEssoN.-Alice, free girl,
who was 80 for jail fees some time since, and ID
Yesterday morning, by order of the Mayor for ieav.
ing the employment other mistress and strone the
streets at night. 'u ssAot1'Ae sAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

AUCTION NoTfCE.-The attention of the
Trnde is called sale of Groceries take place
THIS MORNING at cur Auction Store commencing
at 10 o'clock
E~ Sale without regard to weather.
se15 DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO., Aucts
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N OTICE.-All persons are forwarned
~ from crediting any person whomsoever or what.
sever, on my account without my written order al
no such debts will be paid by me from this date.
Sc fb-Iw~ JOSEPH A. ARNOLD.
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TOURNAMENT
AND NCY b ALL

-v AND FANCY BALL.
TNHE Seventh Annual TOURNAMENT
HUoUENOT SPRINGS on WEDNESDAY, 10Th Of
The grand FANCY DRESS BALL will come off
Or The he h Is.t9Ri is not y..
number have entered and az some Of them are
fine horsemen, close contest may be expected.
The following arc the list Of Managers:
go . Richmond City.
Judge Wm. w. Crump, Hugh w. Fry, Jr-
Major o :. c. Rlce, jas n r: Tslsos, 'o
Major Z. P. August, DR.. r Darlington,
Marmadn johnson, walter II. Harrison,
iudse John S. cs,lie, Dr. VIM Il. Hs.kia.
D.. w. L. Burton, David ]. Burr,
Capt. J. II. Richardson. Isaac Davenport.
WIN. C. Scott, Phil St. Geo. Cooke,
WIN. Old, Jr., TT s-, Thos. Munford,
Miles c. Sc den, Richard Crump,
VIM. W Michaux, Col. p. j. Archer.
Edward Scott, Jr., Thcs. Skipwith,
DIT Tho.. Mckenzie, Benz i F HS,s.
~ Chesterfield.
DIR. ]. L. Archer, D. C. Macarthur,
Thos Walden, Jr, Dr.. Edw'd Macarthur,
DR.. VIM B Ball. VIM. Graves,
p M. sas. " Walk Hi s,1 qsE' Esl..
VIM A. Cooke, Rich'd McRae.
Jas. H. Moody,
Goochland.
X. 3. Allen, Jas. A. MOrson,
Jas. M. Travilian, Thos T. T. Tsbb,
John Adkins, DIR. Robt. Walker,
VIM Stanard, DR.. Z. Powell.
Robt. T. Crouch, sr-sa
fs amelia.
Lewis E. Harvey, Geo. C. Rives,
Thos. J. Noble, Egbert Lee,
Col. Masters, VIM. J. Barksdale,
Robt. Archer, VIM. s. Archer.
N.B-The Chila5sn's FANCY DRESS SOIREE
will take place on FRIDAY Evening next, Septem.
Der 18th 1854. Children attending requested to
appear in Fancy Dress.
Several beautiful Dances win be danced In costume
by the Children.
The sOIREE under the supervision of Mr. C. A,
McEyoY se I2--AtdGclt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

SUPPOSED CASE OF PoIsoNING On Wed
nesday evening last Mr.. B. HENRY HoLsCHER was
taken sick and died very suddenly, is generally
supposed, from the effects OF poison. We presume
the will be thoroughly investigated and shall
not therefore say more about it just now than to
add that the poison is believed to have been admin
istered In glass of whiskey.
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LET Orr.-William n Can't,

LET OFF.-William Fl. Gentry, small
Irss BOY asds very bad one at that wss susisned
t.hins h;ySs, Issssfd.y 70 ansssr the charge q
saIs on the iith nst bat the pl:insat bsps e.
Ished thst the o9enes wopld not be repestsd ssked
,.a nese him released, which r-qusss the Mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

AUCTION NoTICE-Attention is request
ed to my sale Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
this morning, cling at 10 O'Clock, at the ros
dence of Mr.. Hobo nsack. corner of End and Broad
| streets. THOS. w. KEESEE,
| sis Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

The Wsshington Uni6h aaiessfhat Hon. C. ..
Faulkner, rsprsseu tative Oh the Martinsburg dis
tstct and family, have gone to Msrtipsburg to ID.
minister 70 ths wants Of The sufferers from cholera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

re1pAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IS ,ss.
WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The Weekly Dispatch Of this week is is
sued this morning. 1t contains Interesting
correspondence; late foreign news; domestic
news of interest, including details Of the ter
rife storms in Charleston and Savannah, and
accounts of yellow fever in the Southern cl'
ties; miscellaneous reading editorials ON cur
rent topics; and the weekly report OF the
markets, carefully prepared
Price cents per single copy at the counn
ter-OYE DOLLAR per aan""a. $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Sept. ID.

ARRIVED, ...s.F
schr Oakland, Myers, CurPs Neck, wheat, Haxall
4 Bro
schr Gen. veazie, Tubbs, Ship Essex, salt, schaer.
Kohler Co.
Schr. Henry Read, johnson, Ship Essex, salt,
Schaer, Kohler Co.
schr Alfred Rae, Kile, Ship Essex, salt, Schaer.
Kohler l. Co. .---
Schr l. Phleger, Hess, Philadelphia, pipes. City
Water Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

THO THE PUBLlC.-The Subscriber,
l. having taken the stand under the Odd Fellows
Hall has fitted it up at considerable expense and In
tends keeping frst.Iste assortment of CONFEC-
TIONARIES, FRUITS, &C., and in come cton a
BAR filled with the choicest LIQUORS. WINES
CIGARS, &c. He hopes by strict attention to bust.
meas to merit liberal share of the public patronage
JOHN MOORE.
NB.-A FREE SNACK will be served up at II
o'clock day (Frday) 18th. at which time the house
will be opened. SO i5-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

+ New RlFLE CoMPANAY.-An effort is be-
ing made on Union and Church Hiils. with every
prospect of success. for organizing Rifle Corps
We admire the military spirit evinced by the su
burbans, but think they would add much more to
their military efficiency by joining and supporting
the Guard already established, than Ia any 9th
er way. In Richmond the volunteers would do
well to consolidate the nine or ten companies now
in existence into three four good ones by which
means their expenses would be lessened and their
efficiency increased. Four companies, numbering
one hundred men, each, would make better dis
play in regimental parades than fifteen companies
with thirty men and muskets Ia each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

BARSUM's SHowMEs.-The yillainous con-
duet of these showmen in RappahannCCk,
ought to be visited with the extreme punish.
meat of the law. This is the second time that
this gang, more brutal than their four legged
s,ofnpanions, has caused riot in Vireinia.-
They onght never to be permitted to visit the
S0uth again. s1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

TNO THE PUBLIC.-As there has not
i been, as yet any Measurer appointed by the
Mechan cs of the City of Richm nd, since the death
of the late Thos J. Glenn, efer services t. the
public for the measurement OF Brick work, Stone
work Piastering, Psinting and Dirt work; and also
for the measurement and valuation of Joiners' and
Carpenters work.
Most respectfully, JOHN FREEMAN.
R;nhnn 1874 I5--2L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

Fun FOR THE MnLIoN.-Every body and
family should attend Metropolitan Hall tonight to
enjoy the rich music treat which Kunkels cele-
bratsd Nightingale Troupe have in store for them
The songs selected for the occasion really beau.
full, and the burlesque most amusing. An hour
with Harry Lehr alone is worth more than the price
of admission. II you wish seat go early, as the
hall will doubtless be crowded
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LICKERT & DETTMAN,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE Subscribers (ately of New York, J
Il having established Themselves in this city for
the purpose of carrying ard executing FRESCO
and ORNAMENTAL DECORATION, beg leave to
inform the public that they now ready and pre-.
pared to do any work in their line with which they
may be favored, in the very best style
REFERENCE to Mr.. John r. Ballard, of the Elk.
change, on whose private residence we have worked
and at which place n az be seen for he present
LICKERT l. DETTMAN,
Sc lists Fresco and Ornamental Painters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

STOLEN GOODS DIsoOvERED.-On We'd
nesday last, Waterman Heislop made second
search Of Maria A. Fortunes house, and there dis
covered a number of valuable articles of ladies
apparel which were stolen from Mr.. Carter H. Har
rsons residence, about four weeks ago, during the
absence of himself and family from the city. The
den in which the woman Fortune resided, seems to
have been general receptacle for stolen goods. II
is now pretty clearly ascertaned that George,
slave to Col s. 8. Myers and some two or three OF
his associates, were regularly engaged in robbing
private residences. The Courts should take care
when these fellows come before them, that they
have no more opportunities for carrying on their
lawless game.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

STEALING CoRN.-In passing Mr.. Reuben
B Tylers place the outskirts of the city yester
day morning. Mr.. Clark discovered three negro
boys-Ben. Bill Cooper and John Bradley-stealing
corn, and at once proceeded to arrest them Learn
slave to Robert c. Nicholas Mr. Clark took him into
custody, and soon after brought the four before the
Mayor, who ordered the three boys good switch
ing, and Wilson to receive nine and thirty stripes
for thus inducing them to steal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

LETTER OF HoS. HENRY A. WIsE.-We
referred yesserdsyto an interesting CORES
pondence between Rev. DR.. Adams of Bos
ton and Hon. H. A. Wise. DR.. A. propounds
in his letter the following inquiries:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

P0ARDING.--A few single 0entlemep,
q Mrs JOKES, 6rosd : hssssss 5th and 9Th st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

Nv FOR s ALE-A fine Northern
| A TROTTER, perfestly g.ntle and kind in
| harness. and the finest TOP BUGGY, in the city
| sold only for want of time to them. Apply at
| the American Stable. Sc l5-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-15

~ HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND
DESIRABLE MARKET GARDEN, FOR
SALE PRIVATELY.-Being anxious to remove to
Hampton, offer for sale the very desirable place
at present occupy, containing eight acres lying
on the Meadow Bridge Road opposite Judge Daniels
farm, half mile from the corporation iimts.
The dwelling contains six rooms besides cellar, and
has Just been repaired painted &c The out houses,
for the most part, are new and ample; the fencing
very good. There 10 well of mineral icater in the
yard In short the place is really valuable, both
a residence and garden For terms, apply at Humid
ley l. Bros store, Franklin street, or to
So I5-4t* T. L.. HUNDLEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

REARING CALvEs.-Ihat the calf that runs
with the COW four months, will somewhat eX-
coed in growth and proportion the one reared
by hand, is readily granted Bur after that
period 1t is,taken from the COW, and has t.
Craze to get its own living. There l. chang.
of diet takes place; it shortly becomes stunt
ed ; its growth is checked, and this too ut t.,
very period when it ought to be in the most
thriving condition. Tie one reared bv Land
becomes more and more accustomed to food,
continues gradually to improve without re-
ceiying any check in its growth, and when
winter arrives, it is in far better condition
than the others.
the mess for the calf Each one has Il iav0rire
plan, One mixes with small portion o nj !.
boiled potatoes and fine bran. Auotu. r 5ai.s
the milk, and let's it stand till it cools to : .
temperature OF milk from the cow The ul.n
most generally adopted C.nd perhaps the best)
is, to let the milk stand twelve hours, at first.
when il is skinned, heated 10 the tenn era-
ture of the COW and handful Of shorts and
flour added u each calts mess. Four or five
quarts OF milk Is AT first proper quAutiIy.
This is u be gradually increas std as Judgment
can best decide After four or five weeks,
whey, with small quantity of shorts added.
can be taken with equal success. Calves
raised in this manner are more gentle ana dl-
cile than when they run with the cows. and
can be better managed through the winter,
and most generally afterwards. AnOthcrv.rv
important consideration is, they soon tory t
their mother, and the trouble of kecIIur
them separate through tie fall and wiut n j.
with.-GeHntSSce Farmer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

7, ,,,,,s or t,.o ol,,,,+r,. ,,. -,..,
~ of ti;,b.r Car rrlc,icoI All o.,r,,.i H.
rurrosos il ,,r,ssrtinl, nm ALARMING f.. .Iti're
In many ,u,fiurs of the couptrv. too. the tse
Of fuel is so fast increasing. that rho inorir,
How nrr ror,iro osucr,ti5us +, La nr.,ide5 :
is mucb ,noro .71 :, an ilIo question w., a.,
axo il etill swim IN i.s ,,.,rk or d..tl,t;,,.,
and v'.t j.. ,o,-a 1,,srnt1rI.. tra H. .
manner hicb woodlands ora ,.1l,v-.l H., ~
main. in too mani, instances. r1r.i.... D.. ~
,.o,r rai-,,, f., a,,'i,i t. tl, irr.n.,..l
Nttl, man. il ,t...,,,...iu .....tl.'r
annual .ut,iv of lurI 10 rrt ono trr, il.
| ,laca and l'.tar i'm tt,+ t',i.. ,...,,,,ir,. ,,.
| tb. tarrit..,... ~ tra.s md ,rc.,,y. ,..-l.,.
the whole with maths. which. if mrIt;,iir.'
baco,na ,,.,etn l.pJ and ocr,inr o,, .l,,,,;,.-,
norton of tho ,vo,d-lot rton. 80 ir ,,.l.ar
the solitary tree il taken. a ol..tirr Of
smaller tii1tar is ',roken down. e, tf.f f..
fact. tie gettirg Of sirgla tree amounts 20
A clearing and clearing il i, o,t to ~..
main tie grlrs comes il, and in due tt..-.
the premises exliut tie ar'c4rau,e @. a
pasture.
We are rIngscd 70 soc. flat with more 1r-
serving and careful owner. OF woodlands. q
better system Of & iugs i. intllduriur Ills. l.,
Instead Of rracliciuu +. vu.teful. il-I..t-
ing system, thgv commence clearing. or cut
ti1r every dim Glenn n, g, rauct.. =, rt,r+I,
lOt. and thus. each vDar. WORKING up4,r.r
home. until the whole is cut over. 4 new.
crop sprirrs IN. ON land thus cleared. ,.jirr
if protected from animals. will. i'm from A.
teen TO thirty wears u..,rGii, +, Sill nj
locality. Weld n heavy Lurrb,p. and u.,'.n
invite the ax,.,n,,n 70 II, shade Tn.."L ~
tages of this system ur, oLyious Ttor.E,
growth is an even one. and tIrra i. no I....r
timber from hirh winds, as j. alw,,vs rl.rr...
in those forests os tbr ncyt orn,rfh ,r,t',+.
itsell from their influence
There i, a Great l,ino, Of land. in tb. ,,,+.
ter Of paths for one la,Ih thropo' the If !.
sufficient and "a. tro ,rar,ti,, oI.,,,,.,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24

Nrw REvoLvER.-A better pistol than
Colts, says Boston Daily Courier, is now in
the market, which is manufactured by, and
is the property Of, the Robbins i Lawrence
Company, of Windsor, Vt This pistol is en-
tireIy different from any ever before offered to
the attention of the public 1t is simple in
its construction, has revolving hammer in
stead OF a revolving cylinder, is loaded by un-
,crewing the barrel, which exposes the cham
hcrs, and is not at all liable to become in
operative by corrosion or rust, as all the
working parts are contained within the stock
Or brecch, free from any connection with the
eNploding gas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-24
JIiSUELT MI.
An Eastern Ta!p,


Eastward from Carhay and Japan there dwclt
a King whose domains extended from sea to
sea, and from the Islands OF Oranges 10 the
Crystal Lake Prosperity and har mess
were the lot of HE suhiactq. such as were nnt
cquAlled throughout ui the East. Famine
was unknown in that land aud Trnoeo, on
unheard Of crime The F,unt.,in or Y,ntL
was said to aow in It's ees,arn forcers and thn
Citv Of FL Dorado stood on its ,y.storn shore
lie vlsu wise and prudent monarch witb,I
Each of his thirtv-ono sons. soycreirps tboupb
they we've. were bred M tn some usrCnI bonJ.
icYit. one wrought IN iron and n,.l on-
other ylied the loom and r,,i,inJ
boats upon the liynrs. ami another .ndod
locks and herds uron.the mountains Tborn
was one region IN the Kmtdo that was fruit.
lul and lair to look upon. beyond ali the rest
It ity at the head Of valley, called the Val
ley OF the Father OF Rivers, and stretched far
away westward to the Mountains Of Pcrpetu.
al snow. ii was a land for the culture of
Com AMI u inc ana Oil, and it was called El-
NcGiuska. or The Refuge. Iai-th. hiug had
set apart ior an inhc.it,u,,. e., his a.itiien.
when tAcy should arrive .t man, .e-tltr. A
line "a sentinel, was station,,, along its con.
hu.s. to keep of nmrauucls. The sentinel.
were I'd. 20 IN number. and stirred NOT rr.,n
tAvlr posts. night or day.
As The King Wa, sleeping, ON, dav. in his
council chamber. h. had It strange and yer
plcAiug vision. H. dreamed that a B ggar
came and knrlt before AIm. whose meet Nas
like the aspect of ,he mos, hiirous Of the
Jiuu. II. was driIrmrl, and Scared. and
IIn., luJ had bat a single eye. In his huud
Lee held Al Wuipoi bulls hide, which he vain
y clt'Ay1reI to conceal among hi, tttt,rod
garments. Hum uug himself h.iJrc the kim.
be -uil . k kiur live r,Iry.rr H .r,t I