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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

ard vs. egUne dcv bsSors hs Wind IN ~, ~.
more The bs huh I'D be sees, and IL was s''o sci ~ ~
bad run up rs s sw s with s. bic eye
esui., suns, And can see her bows crowded VIII men
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" Are your eyes good, erF ,.,,.
Then tate this glass ard tel me what you see"
MI Alb. rton took the instrument and ns'vs raised 70 M
eve he turned the coming ors ne s.fed awhile and
lin a .hudder through bis frame. Re said:
see side and projecting rom the IN
del Of her forecsse and they seen
very And they are motley sre" too-nos UNIFORM Ae
Ave sir-so saw,r responded Wabert think Know
the fellow; and 10 Sr. who may be cool WI say
have fallen bad hI That brig na sraeo pnaie wnen
infested this section for Jeaf lie eiehness
bloody villain, and we must - -,
Az this the brig fred Of her hos Guns and me
erort booming the water snado~ ZAP nound
ger an they inew too that be remarkable 'aer 20
much that be had run away from the swest Of the
eorvettes 49,, -,
Nj Anterior srote the captain calmly ard col;
setedy break this 10 the young LADY, and
psee where she will be We shall have some warm
work for to fab 10 the very :st extremity NY sh
shall be up while live You may help me you
will " Then Wsbert turned 10 his men
Stare by!" be shouted. We II make run hrst, And
then prepare for defense during the chase Tses and shee
Cs of leewd-round In the weather braces UP Win
the hem-stesdlyi" ~, 80, =,
In few moments ship healing due sou,h, with The
wind fair upon TIE quarter and the larboad uffns e'
below and ao and she poved through me wafer w
But the brig had chsDsec her course Alec aud ~ 10 dree
chase and evident that the latter vessel was grad
uslly but surely gaining. -, ,.. .,
Itwu thrilling All tnew nov the character OF
the pursuer and all knew that certain death mus ow
him There 10 terror In the thorAt OF
but hen that though. become. realty wnen me
fearful truth bursts forth that the blood monster ca use me
greatest speedthen the heart sinks into the might OF despair
az the o. nj instnctively 20 its God
those board the noble ship she vany fed before
her fell pursueI
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THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER
CIRCULATION 10000.

THE NETWORK LEDGER is the leading Family fssss
9th world The best writer's write forit the best Stories s
published in il the hsndsoest Engrsyiegs embesh tj m
Latest FASHIONS adorn IT. the purest morality tempsnh
most sparkling wit enens it, the keene satire sess'n' y,
the Latest News fles hens and TIE Of whatever
desirable epfiches 1t.
Over Two thousand Dollars sometimes expended Oh o"
number Ct The Ledger. ,,..x-
FANNY FERN md sYLvANUs COBB, jR wTe s eds
svey for THE LEDGER and Mrs Sigou-ney ms ssu.
Miss Glib son, ard hest 81 oher superior writers SIG
lar contributors. EMERSON BENNETT, the pes- 80 81
also writes for IL, ard story i'll hoy d. q 80 -
him in TIE LEDGER Every number contain. ss Fsshoa
stories, tupeibly illustrated with large .ns other
Plates aud great variety Of Interesting ~ sitht pages.
attractions be crowded into newspsPirw IyDGERS
ut the best WY adequate lea "a sxamne t.
excellence Is copy ofHe paper nsrson docs not
IL be Offices apo 80 b. obtained by
live ear any place where be toGsh TIE 50
sendrs FIVE CENTS in letter 70 nc Coolies Tor IS Tts
scrpton price only s2s year or W. TIE LEDGER
b,gyn @sy &C. se GREELEY o. rIs ne. IL
une v no know all about THE LED"Eh -"
money 10 safely delivered LIN. q. capital story hsjs
Now sscd time to saesed9 Ia il Is GOOD oNEvs
have siv.n The reader the hI.t v1 nd propretof
Address RoDL"i No. H ASa-st, Nss''"~
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deep - went 1t ,hsh fsBvcrh Bot sey 80 os ~
:toe, me .hh men who feared - epsn ~ ana "'' DO"
f0geh Ss Ne -,,h
X,herou s.ed his eu,lsss firmly In hs band and Win
w,yer 10 God 70 sustain right be sprsns 'orwsa 20
youthfsl viso once more ana tbs
beat sword,nsn Of hs club ard he proved nov tns' ne
TO- soten bis cunning Within the first hail ~
fell beneath hi. renehAnt bsde and on the nert mome. n
,usk open the head who had just placed tne
pistol 10 W.lberts head In instant more the you'hI
cen would have been dead mamie knew
attention He JUS. 40 be bad gwen up ne hoP "
life the descending b Of the white hared old man 4.
God bless you" be CALCULATED and then he went ~ inc
The upon the ships deek had lasted nov about ten
mil a, "a ana the dead hekly ewn around Inc pse
cartsir huge dnk SpAnArd bad made his way 70 ne
poo ., wher his eye caught small slAoa "A"'e ~
". - be cried there women on board ma ha rs
eli s.ip double prize here By heavens III see wha' We
bal villain shouted Atheron 'Prnsns forward win
IA ola w behesd do think 20 thwar me TAKE tAAt
He aimed blow he spoke but ne wss "a
nj. he would have quickly overcome the Ola nv, na
no, .rranr 10 his Twice the prae chetah
heavy blade knocked down, and then TWO NOR P.
nbd 70 The scene they had heard the cry OF Women OF
bo1rd and thew were for the prize Ihey were oo
ofcers In an Instant they engaged the young III
thus Atheiton was le again with the giant enieiAn U
Cspstn Wsbert WINS Knocked down. and cusss was
NJ bs heart uttered quick prayer and tne eIoseu h,s
ewes In the rean time Ahertons cutlsss bad oeen IoA
oh cose the hit and with heree oath tho stout
him by the throat ard bent him bsci.
Now die ~ the bloody chieftan hiseed ,. A.,
The name Of Agnes-of Esherepd Of God dwet npo tns
old man. lips prayer ard then be bowed his he-
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/. % 70, mean the. y, de youth whispered.

~ do nost sseIsdl-'
you VIII you be my vife,
should not suprose you would ssk that SIR The fair
girl said, with percepbe remor but with strength q
tore which admitted Of no doubt concerning purpose
But do ask you neyertbeess VIII YOU be- nv vife p
No sir esDDo,-l vii not" And with ihese words,
soien In firm decisive tone Esther turned toward her ovn
&c
Hold - shouted MARX .tsrtins ss.p forward bringing
bis clepehed hss together frroasly II you become
wife I'll haunt thee 10 thy II tale bus
band than III taie bis life strength,
et Be my wife and Be at resee be snohers you
your last moment Of Joy earth 'peah the truth
help me God ~
Nth low Of the poor gr hurried her state.
70 M ard there he threw herself upon her low
and burnt into
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It,, seldom that publish story ~ eur columns, as tn
,ss and the rapid vhr OF important events
b;ch are now traxpg crowd ssens upon our space
Shst we beEudse the fJ
Rut the and the people, Of both sexes
sy they can't hive politics statistics snd general
es alone their IA yorte Speed
ith accounts Of such doings lovers
dream a and obedieDce 10 this demand cooy from
1 Ledger the following Admirable Novelette,, by
one popular American sGthGIs entitled iHE orok
SkcREr: Story Of Ship and Shore which one OF tne mos
and 6fiEg remember to have read
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g u N s II / L.
soprsics

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. nv WILLIAM E0DEsics La~ktScS'
How beautiful the rays
or Summer suBsh ne u
On bil ard vale, and cat
golden hue Ger all.
The silver stream toAts by
With golden Jewels deck'd;
The ereeb leaves sofdy sis,
With lights and shsdc-~s seckd
The velvet mead az lswp
TIE moss e"<e the steam,
Are bs'bea IL. r.di,nt slow
As i'm airy dream.
Tie .asvry TO srssibe
re mellow, golden ar
IN hApphnss 70 ssss I'll,
Tn III 20 bright AID fsh-
Va, .unlisht 10Y imputs,
And every heart doth lee'
n. scntIe iShuenee warm
~ Tts'"nsb each pusaiion sfsh
"a mid. the vault above,
h silds the earth ecnesth,
"a 18th its warmth and Joy
aur TRANSIENT lives doth wreathe'
Then bles. the snnsbine fair,
That cheers on our way,
TSll We sball roach that cline
Where ii 10 endless day
BAnrFoAD, Conn
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s.,,, # u, Gun MoO~ ss- sl-o Of 30 'oHo~~ tales
published elsewhere under yarous n1m- de
ars TIE Cruisr Bes hsmed or NE ohhrea oi
The srp csb1r-n' Tn krs srd oesbler "sysn the
", . oil tho stones porting
- NV, teen written BY Austin c. buTdiek
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ny sYLYANvs CoBp, JR.,

-orcmNc PASSION, MYSTERY AND ADyENTU1E
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THE STORM RET.

STORY OF SHIP AND SHORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-08
r,;,7;: ..- ,,ELI.r Cl.OTHS.-These

unT,iYi;.. DEI.t-T CIOTtS.-lhese
r. -. I,y, nov attained sn established rrpI'h
4 I,;,n- in onv perfect protection against "nu
-. IN, mothers creates; a3Ic'i"h, H"AIhEhfp
.sor,S bear in mind thar :h"-e valuable Clo;hs
ia ~ cure the breast when RISEN; nut tEa'
"I,,,,.j =, p-..r.li im!s catastrophe. winch they
- i, Mothers therefor, VINO have the leasl
:r,,.n..5L OF 4 r..In: breast, should no; "nt
~ ,j,r,:ea.i IL send Tor thes" CLOTHS but should
{ 49,, !, once, ami PUT them aside 10 meet any
:. directed. they will very speedily dissipate all
In Of the breast. ALA: entirely all pain "rishs
i; ny r,uer cause. render the breast sofi ana ph"-
-s,.5rc Tie natural, Tree and unobstructrd no~ %
/, ,y0Ica ..ya.lsH!v relieves and a"olde the Pos'''
\. ,t;ArHEAEp BREAST.
,sr L.y,n ..arcd US thut they have found inrXprr'
,. I'm wya!n. ,hcs, cl0;hs constantly Guf!n- 'n'
=. saica the dow of milk is most Giii!cu!i ail1 "
NJ. has ever found fault with them ths: We Know,
On the contrary WE KSoT that they are '-'''!"'"
:,.uau.c value uy hundreds wh" have usri tHrsh'
are perfectly convenient 70 wear. and irrEt no sN.'
b. brca., or garments, and may be Gpflel VI re-
q. pleasure win entire convenience. ,
!::snce OF - 90 nee ompa'icd Hy - tch's WORM VI
Stamps will ,scurr the prompt transmission py
pair of these Cloths 10 any part 81 Tie 1hiteo
Full directions for applying these riota' VIII dc'
II tnem. They Rr- Tor sale rNc!WiTciy ny
iDlE s. GRAY Wholesale Az: k",HI! AGENTS,
5n-c&il H Main Street. RlchmoEd virginia.
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,,r.p FROM THE REV: DIX

~ 4 NICE ANF'' ~ r.. ~. hi lshl
-,,,, :, u-c B>hEEs lhEMi,a Dr. i,
b.: .',I ,,.nn the la; ~" YEAR. .nr IT, Iov,.
g., '.m'.y S,.sia,ht can rsirsy ca! ! 'iu'S
. ~ "'i' ~ ,b.,c Distressing: ,i'"Ia'ies WIN
:. ,nS r''"'NN i,vr ever c.rrnsIy "N9iaeu re-
SUCCESS - various lr,-;r:m' VIA ten 'l''
a- ,'.> 81 pl.,,yc "a a'""l"fi'! VI .ass,
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'ri,r ;ar ;,,r, a, mc!cim" Of sre"I ",'" nod
v ~ ,cru,a,iou wherever II Nv, 49,, physi.
~ 1 "a. ,r.,rcnum,cutrd ny the mos s'''''"
ysr,n .',,;,y should keep lew bottles o" Rand
= G';, Il +; me p:,ncips Druggists IN '8;' '''E
SC '''I ,Snr,.,,nn, Petersburg Va IL c.,rrs 4
Wv. KIN. & Toy N":,o!"' Va ,..r Wv. I'M
mr.; a., NJ !, Iir T. Camm, " i"i'''';S '% w
E'!' " Ii.., Fredericksburg. Va |" H"'
ln.t"n ~ -, Whca: 4 CaspIlnr, " "r I'm
Co. p";S!"., -, S.n.thnrli. Va: b''' y "t''
3f'aS A!S.'' r p & J. b E>Ard-s sis"A'"h' y, a." q,
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II, 80. Tb,r,rs SIor; \ Co.. ""sE.n:;." ny az
D. - g.I,;,narc. MI, B.,!cirrs N.'ir'' LOVING
.a', .,',,. Druggists generally.
a.. ..,,.'i.n =. BAkEE. Proprietor
?. a.i'c'''' Richmond Va
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sCH00is AND COLLEGES.

ALDEMiRLE MILITARY IE@TlTUTEs
HAVING purchased sui;nb!e place ncn: Char:c;to9
VILE have moved school out OF the pwr and
rrrp4rci take - b0hrdcrs. Ancient and Mo.
dcru Iaricuaro. Mathematics and English hnroY .hly
taught Military Instruction given free OF cn ~,
aud such times interfere with the regular
denc COURSE 4 suificri number at competent ASSET.
unts GRADUATES uf til" tnivrrsy "f Virginia prr-Irl)
to insure proper instruction III every department. will nj
WIS he employed.
TERMS:-Buurd. t,.iti0n, washing and fuel 5000 per
session months, payable, half in advance the
ninder in the middle OF the session Bows may enter ut
any tc and will he charged from date OF dmt:ance
the end of the session.
Post Office Charlottesville.
JOHN +. STRANGE, Principal
Q.Hts Principal of Norfolk Military Academy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-08
BY THOMAS BRANrii s! sons. Alrl.s
old street. Pcic,>bnrr yn
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR 4 S,.r -


~ VESTMEHT ~ THE rlRrIs~' ~, Vii
CAhI r REAL ESTATE y saH!i .tl, ~ !t.,'c .a.,. ..
uh the premise. uI n o',Irh l. NJ tr!Iuar, b., e.
nv rr'n', III III" county Ui Chesterfield. C"ri - x.
FIELD, "'in !! mile from the city a. rt'rf.nt.. f;
ron;ri .dt2 hcr"s. RHdha. been Jylcj n,uI,- 81 ..
10 100 Grf"s ana w BE- ro! III quantities s:' I'r..
srrs Iw" hundred an: MY wei y.,,s- -..
IL" remainder J. IA high state cultivation enc.
""'!HG received - bushels nehr-, 81 bsh"I~ mr a..
'o"i' "h"r" ui IL" .oI! ,.I-c':.b"o Of III" :a. ;..
t!luy.
IN" .mpfoN the uost liberal scri. .s' -
~ c0mpir;" r""r IH" ru'!O-cd Dy sr,GT
suJ-ihL.l"l plank i"l.,' III" residence Is rc.u'is..
Gated. combining r"u!s ErIdn. ..
lnr!S vh'"i. iHrg" iUurl" nIChrn SruUh. ii.rsarr
DIlr: ar" attached. There drs. l. rEs ,r ,,-
~ by ~ "", with IuuI ipVr-. spacious ri! vol --:..
l"I Stable. Carriage liou-e ~ Ecw CED-, ,'. i,-r
tire" frame hou-"-. with brick chimney. IT,. c...
rHca CrIirin!ug D.; looms.
Young Orchard OF cho!c" Fruit T,"r. nov, t,,- rg
p!"' oil the rr'n'" 'mny be the ,fcc 81! . Er---
& SOIs
TlRh~-h "r"i!; ui3. T. Sand - months will nc /. 49,
equal !1'i"m"ni. tor well endorsed n.gp,lsnur' ,
withheld III! in-, pay mcni l. made. ROBERT ptEE
TIUS BRANCH i SONS. auc:.
DEG "i-roi., P,r-r.n.I- ;.
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JAMES RIVER LAND.

$500 ACRES RY PUBLIC AUCTION.
nE SATURDAY. the Cd day OF Febry. 1896 at IL o'clock,
u NJ without regard weather, in front OF the Mer.
chnuts Exchange, Petersburg, Va, will be offered that
valuable estate commonly known Hog Island and the
Main coutainin. by survey about 2Uo acre. Elk
seven hundred Of which ID valuable nigh land
much of heavily tmbered with original growth OF OAK
Pine, &c.
Hog Island is situated in Surry County. Va, about FIVE
miles below jamestown. and separated from the Main '
by Hog Island Creek about nifty yards wide now brded
over The soil is fine heavy yellow mulato land en-.
tircly clear OF grit II Is fertile and yet susceptible OF
great increased improvement.
The March or Meadow Land is a heavy dark land with
yellow clay foundation, and has yielded from TOUR TO SIX
thousand Inds OF pure herds hay All the Ma-h
land not ctubsnked, easily be reclaimed as th't
which has been Such reclamation 10 easy from the TACT
that there is drop Of running wnter 30 that the only
defiance the tidewater without The Farm has on
several wells Of mos: excellent water.
Its productions thore common to Virgins, VIZ
gard vegetables and fruit it i. equal doubt to any
nnd in this country Beans and Tomatoes pro-
ridcd with protection might have been gathered there
on the 10TH Of November last The h'cness OF the hu'
nn ror,s and the absence Of them in the spring, secure
M and early fruits and vegetables ~ he Grstest pEoiu'
~. Apicots, tums. Teaches Apples Cherries. and
,Etrc!y fsil while ths situation OF the estate
t. t"' cVea at tie seabuard accessible.
,hrr. 'i '''o Island and section of MAN, one, two and
ON. ma equal instruments. For the tinbered land
dur.ed ~. @ I- required in hand all approved
NJ rho C,n,,D'' hotc- plat of the land NAV be seen
tersburg mnJ "'n oi M.-.rs T. Branch Sous, Of Pc.
lat. surveyor -, ." Explained by Mr. =. Griscum the
| hown Lv Mr. b, sam" place The land itself will be
Jan 5-eotds Executor @, w ~ nnOnEhlE0$,,
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WILLIAM PERCIEAL,


WILLIAM PERCIFAL,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT
TIAVlNG opened mn office in Goddn's Hail., on llih
HI S;Icci respectfully oilers hs -"rvces 10 ;he public
lie names in chief the burinCss attended io
Designs and Estimates for Public, Private and Farm
Buildings. with Sup"rin'rndenc". g,
Surveys Rail Rnns and Plank Ronds, with Plans "I'd
Estimates ~ 800 ,,,,
SURVEYS aud Plan. for TOWN and FARM DRAINAGE
Mining survey. and Water Mill sites.
With Mechanical aud General Drafting.
REFERENCES:
The President md Directors of the Chrstiansrile hhd
Kry.vil'r Plank ROnd.
Tn. President and Trustees Of Manchester.
Cu,, A. Talcou, hic Chief Engineer md Supetinten
dent OF the Richmond aud Danville inil RunL
William Allen. Esq ui ClRrcmOmt, Surry county.
Aessrs lIHxu 6 Brother.
EOTE-W rEKCIvAL Willie assisted by
OSWALD HEINRICH,
CIVIL AND Missing ESGISrEl.
Graduate Of the Royal Mining College ut Flebrrg, snxo
nv; Surveyor Examusr mud Reporter ON Mines, Mn"raf
Analyses OF OREs sTl SOLE.
REFERENCES
Professor f. Elnmons Geologiot Of the State OF North
Carohnn.
Wiiam McCanr. Superintendent Of Governors Creek
Coal and Tinrsp orta;ion Company, North Carolin"
SnptD
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VALUABLE LAND ~ CHESTERFIELD,

FOX SaI.f..
UD virtue vi q decree of tn GrcuU Court al Chester
ID hr pronounced the last i-rnl viii offer for sal"
ON FRIDAY the lIh day OF J"nu"ry next il TAR. oili,i
wise the next day th. ist- residence Of l.. Brook
deceased or part Of tb l-ni by all o. The
real c.ntr O! said Brooks, Except the homestead, which
has h. assigned Mr.. Brooks her dowerD consis'iit
vi thu follow ins phrcelr $50
The Log Castle Tract lying IN swift Creek and Tome
hawk containing 593 acres nchG;n: The ndd',n' !."'
10 il from VIM G.. Elan ai.l other. \ lrrg" o"'
this Tract. probably on-third or '''", cor .. 80"
grounds OF very iinr quality nud -. drrE'i. = .
The swanp, ana s-o oi .he upHnd. Ire :! '..-' .'
ana there i II good d'ml o; p!ii'. "i = '.'-
There j. no dy"ciIin: house ON ;hi- t'"' '-
md other it!m buildings. II viii b" so'' &C..
I.d =, ,nny be deemed beet ON the day
T,. frrci formerly Eilcrt-, coni"iIi'- "! F'f.
.,nndrri road by Toin6hswk Church "Fo!i!h2 "r ~
.i;,;ur ,he above with public road from cHe :" 'r,
,by On mi, i, a ,m.l, dwelling and oihrI housef with
orchard AMI well OF good water, a"o'dTG convenient
a.. TOR n rr.id.uce Thcse Two tract. together 9oald
mike valuable plantation.
rr n; mile, West from Richmond. /, BON the Court
Han, and about ifrom the Midlothian Station the Rci
,noni md Danyilie Rril Road
Or, OF Mr BROOKS wil! chow the premises any
one wi-hing 10 buy.
TEEHS-A liberal Crriit for the sr-","r part 0! IL"
,,tfrh q. !ou"y -soTei by bcn- with security nj It
AsIi "a The land n '" fLotlEOl t"i!AI
Dec 2l-c0s