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Execu:or's sale ef gaiafb!e Prostriy.
A : EXECUTOR Of tla last viii mi sestaHeft o.
a Of Peter c. iciacd decd ! mili ptaeetd, on
NATIsIs13AY. NAY ID. 81


SATURDAY, MAY 30, EsSa,
IN ffout Of Benz. CaaworA's store, in the town q
stanton, % sri at public auction. to Che highest
bidder, Che FARM upon which said Orchard late :
resided. THIS property is very desieablY Iaeated =
nridlhiut the EnH5I-a jaaee portion being III tie
Corporation within 81 anil ofehurchss. sehno !,
{H1He al ftus3t.1 sores. aa3 tho Railroad )aH0t.
For Dairy and Vegetable fafmit tes peculiar ed
YaHt4zes; ne z0ii IS Of aeoa Guata. aad we'll So
Is zHass; /. Is 'taterad ey aae Spt5r - aa Ire nls
ket Is cnayercnt OF residenee il combines both
the advantage % town aHa eeausry. end ia sub
t. tie iacontenieuecs Of neither. The Fem zuu-
tains aoaut e03 Aevcs, LARGE pestien ai which
might be sold oil to advantage fer Town hastu p
l4oss If desired. wffl have tho Farm surveyed
and portion ot il lad into such lots Pr mus ta
tie day o. sale, the plat OF hch may hn sea M
the law Office oi iiarmaa i Bet. viii 6sst uAer
the Farm whole. bat wii, II necessary. seli l.
- parcels. Aoout - acres 81 the tUfm ia good
AeGdnw.
! will at the time, Offer for sala TWO
HOUSES AN LOTS in the town, upon the wSs-
tofn end Of Beverly street.
Fssas OF SLEi.--one fourth Of the purchase mo-
ner IL band. Ct by Negotiable ente al HiaHtha. well
ena4 fsed the residue IN one tNa and three eaas
trol fhc aay Of sale. The tile will he n8de 10 tit
purchaser At once, ard tIp.t taken 20 secure tho
deferred p yw2pts IN arrangement may be made
for longer ercdt the deferred sfacats, il de-
sired. by the payment Of interest
90 sale f. commence at II O'Clock, J. II.
| viii sell tn wheat Crop separate from tbs land.
II. VI. BELL,
April ll-tls Ear Of ?. Cfichard deed.
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At TIE BEUE RLD6H TUNNEL.
Bo9f 9 ,de ieet Ct lneh Cast Iron tites q
70 200 feet Of 6utta PeYeha Pipes Cast iron Gag
Wheels os various sizes and patterns, Wrought
Iron Crarks, Axles. &c. best Cast Steal; ed Cast
ings and Wrought Iron; Brass Pieces 0, Machinery,
quantity Of Lead &c. Apply at tho Engineers
edee at Bfooksrilie. The articles NAV - examined
AZ the Tunnel. G. CROZEf,
April H. 57-tf Chief Eugr BIN, Ridge r. r.
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T HEREBY forwafn ali persons from either en- :
JACOB SWINk, some eleven or twelve years
oldi who was appreciated to me some two or three
yeas ago, and ,fho Runaway from me on the 10Th
instant. AAy person arprghondine and bringing
him to me. shah receive penny, but no thanks
May, 90, lss7--3t. JAMES MAYES.
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NEW GG0hS
Zen STRING iSD SIMMER TT,IE.
.48E0T Z. BLEDNGE d IRO.

13d3tGN 4. bLEHSGH q RIO.
TEAFE iusi received IA openeA large aza wl,
= / s-leeitd Stock a STRING ASD SHAMf.l.
e40ba. which itey are determined e. ii tacar,
aad on the m>st aesee m91atiHg tersia. hes have
on haud ea4tiiui election Of la8ica' Dress Goods,
e tel - lha saasan, consisting iu part, II lisi
49tztsS Dzlk1Sf iGiNraD d4rg4A5 = I.&}.so, I -.
i.aN&s, 5.ts Saa..6'ts, plain and figured, btAos
stlEs, &1, Eei tiie Gentlemeu superior DO; u
aae tasgea Gss5ziEsEs flAIS HtA5s aSb Fte,Y
eA&1a ttsa.sas. a.. large stock Of H&ls.
buqzs. AID SuaEs.
We would, especially, es'l she attention If ear.r
sfs and onr tiieHGs II tba country, ~ stick {
heav* STAPLE Goods, sch as t5sFas 9I45Hs SfH5-
r4r cettqN fer 5stA.sai's dfesses; Cas4aas#es
pants sHN HalllsGsi and, ais, c3m.i,t.e
ssook ri tHacasic5-
Ala aeea assortment of eIaut p naae LIZ
t0kS, sc. ALWAYS oa hand, inr saa.
Ieehee thankful for the pas 6Aega. patronage =
enr friends we hope, bl strict asheiese5 tonight,
aud attention T. business to merit continuance of
thc same 5#d most res2eetafr solicit cor f.ends
and tht .tnshg public, to cai and r2aia4Ue eoe
stock at Geoas betare purchasing elszH here.
~ Al k}uds If Coantay Produce ba0e,t or IA.
ken IL eSllan"e ios t'9o1s. AGri lsi Isi.-
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
q. e, EfsREsEa E'ssk, .S.vkI

VN PURSUANCE Of n deed executed en- tie Isl
Il day Of December. l855. hl Thomas :. Caa|tr
and wiioi | shall proceed, in Starrtan on SAT- r.
DAY, THE a0tA DAY OF THIS MONTH, (Navl
to sell at public salo 70 d. hehest Bidder en- andi-
weed halt of TINT vaaa5la property in said town,
known as the ''Natioual Hotel, lac The .Wa3a-
ward House, including the stable property and
Furniture df the house
The house and inlpenyements are in COED eandi=
ton, and large portion of tie Fueniiprt is taslt-
ionat and nearly new. It's cai aaity to aecnnmo-
9tte, and its convenience 10 the travel and public,
render ii a very desirable property.
TERMS So ear and costs of sole ii hand or in
SIXTY DAYS secured By well endorsed negotiable pa
per, and the balance N five equal insameuts to all
due respectively on the list day Of November IN tie
years ls5g, 1855 1863, 1850, and 1881 Tie last three
to bear interest.
The title is considered sufficient but shall con.
yey only such is vested IN me.
NlCHo. k. TROUT.
MAJ y, lS51-tda, Trustee
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EHE P EFtTvR2

T7ARLY next week considerable additions 10 ny
IA Stock viz; White Grape shawls Black and
Cord Dress silk. 80 Patterns Calicoes and cling
HAMS Work. Collars aud sleeves, White Plaid and
Fancy Ceid Ribbons silk Fringe Rice Canbries.
&e., DC, I'll Of Which wi be sold why Low fof
Casa. J. I. J. WHITE.
Nav 49, 1857
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PARLOR AND CENTRE TABLES.
100 Parlor and Centre Tables, in great variety
iOo of styles, soma Of the niast handsome ever
offered, for sale lew for cash by
May q, 1857. A. D. CHANDLER.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.
GOOD MEDICINES,

hat AYERS CHERRY rEGTo-
RTiC PILLS, haye doae more to
. tealth. than any Other cause. -
There can be no question that the
Cherry Pectorai has by its thou
s&nd on thousa cures OF Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Group, lnNu-
enza. Bronchitis, &C, very much
re3eecd the reportion Of deaths
from -onsampsive diseases III this
country. Tho Pills a: as good
as the fectoral and will cure
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FIST received large lot Of Spring bottom Sofas
= Of the most improved patterns. aaa tor sale 1t
The lowest prices ever offered Is t}is mgrSet, for
casa. Fmay a3} q. y. CHANDLER.
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EsaaE EsE

4 COMFORTABLE HOUSE with four Room, i, u
"a good Cellar, and Garden OF half an acre cot.
tanning variety of good yolne bearing frat trees,
situated on Lewis Street. AHslY at nEcc.
Feb. =, 1857. TT 4 G AiGkLE,
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CHE Nlorkrts.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

NTALNTON, Nay "a, 1901.
R1noltel hu .StnpI.s. M1r.in @, (o.
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80 3-NhalE. = -. 80.
fAkYL.SD CONSOLIDATED Ioy4fRY.


Ii3.IIf ttAIIa q = u > y.
= 8hoie l5eksts $3.50
- Half - -
8 9asfter So %
= Eighth g. S %
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RICHMOND MARKET, May 2S. 1855

l?cportcd b. .Ansoa RichorY9s.
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NOTICE..
ssMs jgG1ggg,A.

IL ~ ~
aif e1t- ~.
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At his residence in Louisa County. Va,
on Wednesday, the 9th Of May. at6o'clock
a NJ. REuHLN RrNNoIrs, IN hls seth year.
Eichnopd Enquirer lease corv.
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reconcile conflicting interests Of aspirauts
aud maintain their supremacy. The
weaker party NJ invariably cried il down,
and appealed to the passions, jealousies
and prejudices Of the people to support
them IN their opposition 10 town eliqnes
and caucusses" lie said, show him
man opposed To Conventions and he could
place bim-would he Mt no loss TO say TO
WIS, part, he belonged. Recommended
the Democratic party everywhere to hold
Convention, present their candidates and
stand or fall by their principles.
The speaker paid a metited complimen,
10 ex,Pre,denl Pierce Born in the North.
raised in the North, and surrounded by oil
its influences, he stood boldly forth and
defended the Constitution OF the Union.
and thereby preserved the rights OF the
States. The storms OF fanaticism howled
around the Presidential mansion, the black
clouds OF ssctionahsm IN the North aud
Know Nottingham IN the South lowered
o'er his political hoeizon, but he was equal
to the times aud discharged his dety, his
whole du,, to his country. Every scheme
that was presented to rob the Federal
treasury met with his determined oppo>
sition, and he resigned the feus OF Coy,
eminent into the hands OF his successor
oheerfully, and carried with him to hi. noun
tain home in the Grant, State, the best
wishes and good will Of the American
people.
The Judge called upon the people to do
everything in their power to strengthen
and nyigoraie the present Administration.
for upon its success, IN degree. depends
the result which awaits US IN 1850. |, is
necessary that SIX members OF Congress
should be gained in order 10 give the Dem
ocraiie pnfty control over the next House
OF Representative VIVA, will YOU do
VIII you return one nf them or viii
Won send up "A man who will. on every oc>
csslon. eudeasor to parsllzs the arm aud
thwan the measures OF the present Ma
tiunai Administration
Inanklng his audience kindly FOR their
presence aud attention. he left hls points
ica! fortunes with them and by tbelr YER
dict would agree, II ssainst HIM, without
murmef; Il for HIM, with heartfelt
gratitude.
We are well aware that the above
sketch OF Judge Reagan's remarks is I'M,
perfect IN many respects We nave,
doubtless, left out many points which
should not have been, aud but casusliy al
ludcd to others where we should have
dwelt At length Bot ns IT WAS Impossible
Tar Us to present the speech IA fall Nc have
sketched such portions as At tho time
a
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- ANfNFtis a4ffH - ia''fa
Efa-s ~ Gaircsoa Nefa'is
uuf a.ual', quiet oiiy was, on Friday
last. thrown INTO a peUsc e. e'mmouon.
,au.o4 by the attempt 20 take gang OF
g1isrsa, uisiaa'. hes lcA hy The desPer,
aio HirL HARr. vii entesyof TO give
,aaa correct account Of the proceedings of
t4st eva.t'al dsv.
O, lbuo.dsy u.sht l2ab large mum.
Der nf oar most respectable citizens iafmea
lasns ives INTO a sort 1T Vigilance & oma,it.
teo. IS ih tLe iuteu'iou Of takiag into custody
the uotauoa. Hart sud gang, and, after
due dstib~rsljoa. divided themselves into
small squads tor he purpose Of bunting
over ,hs city fif tho sc9aHtfel.i hat tue
search vas lfajilsss.
Everything bore 5aiet appearance uns
ul about . a'tioek on rday mefa'ne, Nhrn
70 hacams known q the committee Tor a
icN ut ta.ml tuG ii.fi aud gang were CON-
csal..l ia a house 90 ths city. Ibs com
p. t,re acrsfdHgi, saut thsoe spies 30 watch
tbc apa.- nHt. ,as necessary arrangements
CON te mn.ls 10 ke lts Williams. Among
these s,ias WAS g. " Fssl.tfaP, = bfavee
,nsa thau whom mover lived liza ofd's
IS 20 90 Iay aro4od Use plssa aud keep
good book ouf hft nAt % niiet'pse with
10, ll4t eAss bui. instead OF Hhidins
hy t4sss commands, Nhra He saw Iari aud
j,.ssn pas.yg. L.. deliberately rsIard
dalh.--i,,fts shall epa aui atseharsed
BATH btrer,. a. them. kii,4g Que bs the
u.,ua oi -- VI Iiier aui w upi'ng Hart
Ha,t rum. ht-ly mtfe iur h. h'u'". At
......t OBJ ... U.. and PANTHER sslul.ltal hY
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~okxAH.
M,,lvr,khi auA sl>(hlcIN.

syyriJ build Merchant. FIGURING, and steam
w Saw Min.. Of aiiklnds iie also takes
the liberty to challenge my gentleman Q! h M
trade, 40 FIR a. workmanship is ,o"e ~ 'h,
IIayins served /. revn'ar apprenticeship IN 'ne
old wheat. growing States, and having 'o" "g
experience in the business, he WIZ atees INV
a.og burr. and arrange boiling maeh'ne'y 49,. a.
DER The mos, approved plans. .o''u ,,, , ra and
ria tvarng ana ,hsrshing machines put UP an"
r,a,rd IN complete. Also, all kinds OF N.'>
road work. such ~ bridges, ,russel work. STA
ton house, water tanh. and framing, done ae'
eordug to drait. -. ,. 70
S II MeFarIand l. Co, owners OF the 'e"e'
son n-rvnau, mills.
WM. G.. DOLLAR,
Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. :. 81
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New Grocery Store.

HAVING Purchased the stock of Messr-
] SPEAKE a SMOKER, and taken the
stand lately occupied 10y them, hereby an
nounce TO the public, that have permanently
established myself in business here, aud shall
at all times keep on hand
FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES
And S.aple Plantation Goods. will sell at
small profits, regardless of navigation and
Merchants and others in the country, may de-
pend ON getting supplies ut 10" prices,
Mr., Cinton / Willard Will give close at
on to the selling department, and will be
pleased to meet his old friends.
The low prices a, which sell compel me
TO make my ,etms strictly cash.
G. 4. BULK LEY.
Jefferson, February u, 1857. TIT
M.shall Republican, Carksyi.lc Standard
aud n,llas Herald sil copy
Marshall. March II, 1887. No 29-u
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/ q q A L.
John "A. Ocmarchi,

0A
West Side NJ The Pn6f,c Square.
,,r,n all ,b. ,,t.,ti,, of Ia. rnnnty
W ~ IT,. Isr,,a ,na varied ,,.o,,.
W ana '"l " "'' '''h'
prssh Snvtny and summer Goods.
r h,,,,,.
Tie particularly solieIts the attention OF puye,''
N A. h ~.f .,,,, in ,hc y.,,ou. STYLES Of
'0 '. III I''''' - wv
Robes,
Dress foods
Embfoiderie',
laces.
Hosiery,
Ribbons
hani'lla'
And his stock OF
Housekeeping Goods
Cannot be Escelled
or,,rrsr r.rrrv Avn STYLE or
IN THE "NsAi1'A
Lawns
''" nr,,,ai.s
Preach print, and laeoneis.
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RBYAs, WN' , e
NNN \ CLAIMS =,

DEtElNl\G Fscsgrdl1g. and Commission
II Nrci mts, whuie.ale and retail denl"r~
10 hca,, plantation .spF,e., Jefferson, Tex
as " ID keep consian'g On hand large stock
of ..,.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
Sugar, 'nce>r'
tuilre, ''tacker-,
Nolasses, S.f!ifir~,
Wn-s-y, I.hhste'~
Brandy, oysters ~
Salt, castings
Tobacco. Iron,
Bacon hanis, Hla'k-m'th'ng 'eo's'
Flour, Ana axes
Potatoes, I.ow~iA
Unions, nome>tics
RAGING, Cotton yarHs
A\D ROPE, Cigars,
t'rsajy peaches, ttnd'es
Lemon syrup, starch,
Brandy pears, ; ,da,
prrp.e sauce, Salgratus,
Ficklcs, spice,
Pie fruits, Pepper,
Ginger, Ac.
They Nil not be understood in any OF the
above goods.
They will sell all kinds Of goods on com
mission. aud will make liberal cash ads ance'
on cotton lctl 70, slupme,t.
April l. 1881. NOD. "
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TRAZoR 4 co.,

Dealers IN Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
and 1roceries, MurshaH Street, ./cf,
tsrson Teras.
MOULD most respectfully inform Their
w former patron. and the public generally
that they sill continue to sell goods upon
their former advantageous terms Their stock
(. very large and in every respect compA,,e'
having been purchased OF first hands ny Mr.
Frazer in person, exclusively ''' .'''s "''"n,"
and com,r,.,ny French and American prints,
m.,ia, delaines, bara1es, silk goods, trim
mlng., brown ant bleaehei domestic osna"
burg,, kers-y., linssy., 6ne black aud blue
cloths, eas.in.eres, and ready made c'oth'nc
boots and shoes FROM the common bfogan 10
the finest French calf skin. Hardware cutie
~. china and glass ware. Fin. wines, Bran
dies aud imported cigars Of favori,e brands
Bagging and rope on hand At all times and
furnished to Planters upon the uscal terms.
Jan. ~, 81 ~.
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A ren,.emtn, on 4 wager, walked IRON
Ann,ooli.. MsrylAnd. TO Baltimore, IN nine
hour. The dist,nos il about forty snilss'
making over ioui mi.es an hour
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More about the ll0rmons.



mind the public once Agrln ~ The petition
that was drawn up by myself and sgned
b, many citizens oi the state 81 lIiuu..
aud sent tn " Washington at the lime Whom
| ,ah was recognized as itutafN, m
which petition were srt lsth c.rtdY H.A
plainly the fact, i1 regard 81 t.e uessoH-
.,le designs a. the N1ruaus a,s.a.i t.-
nited Statc, Government, also, The Tact
that these Mormon. proposed 's'eAd..''-
the dortruc oil folsgtny, ah ui "DirH
statements Toe l,adus Nouulns ptstas'N
aud psf,m plau.y deused. lee Charge
hat ate nos, preferred against IT, tghllu
lpung and the Mormon. generally, hN ~
Jasucs Dummoud, aud other. from tth.
are 80 cnudrmaler, Of what WAS lLe1 PUB
l,hed upou Mormon diiugs. tat i.e
snme tie ,,otefnmeat and iahsc a.I uHt
longer dispute our statement as = lot''
10 sad petuou. Wuirb mat Uow Zee BOUND
on tue hl-s Of the Congressional af' .i-
Tor i>Ji Also, the Statement made hN
Mr Dummoud. ia bis letter eft r..isnauou,
of the manner ia which the late Secretary
of M- ieulon. \. " liabh', 0a- mur
d,rei on the plains by haudoi H'fw""s
veuly believe, at.e, the statement tiat
o,,., oai,.,. and l,,.,,,,. Ia the &, .yeft.nrai
- -. ,.,., c,,.I ana ,.s,.l.-..,,.
-. 49,, A., .,..... ,;..,
. .n.t' ar,on H.. HI. ..l... ks.,..,
...,. - -, ,,.H ,..,.. ,.,,,,f
, ~ 49,. - ,,-.,... Il .....,.
49,. ,'' ,,',a., Al. e;.,.r.,a.., ,,.,.. l.if
ia tba eognrIls at Naa,oo. previous go TOE
.,,.i.top al tue SAINT. no'u iAr S.ai- of
Ilpot.--ane1pal.ioncsuselLf ths. wicked
,l.,ns. Of IN. ea,runt Dante headers. n.-
dunn, t,,J,r,i.. .ud m4td.rs While
ill.,. N7.,,,o. O..t. ,st Al Nu.oa. BIir.
ham, ANN, t,.k the tuctniant st.p. Co..
v,rt, tse ors,u.laiss Of ue Dante ben.
Ann 4, .grb N,,m..,,. "a. 4. rou.I iHiln.
encn an '.att Flint. Gaa, that ,ima f5faa,d.
n,., would b, The persistent enemies of inc
nlted states Goyefpment. aud the 1r'-
tides sebera,'f >Hee Tues fenoss' 'foo
ILLINOIS, they have added the O''i' 7"'
luther ueasoHatle Dams "'A covenants
binding sill stronger aH. stronger Tue 60"
ieieraey OF traitors in larr re" a"d i"f
III Laud OF bon, IA tue Valley Oh sHv
Mountains.
/ have no doubt whatever # tie truth 90
the charges against the Mormon people OF
il,.. f4 stsufnn and eruNi
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sNsn, n. DELAYED until after The 81 monshs the
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An'i',,,'eem-nt of cs.didstes, Ten D"llsr-
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4 lady named Anna Eliza liver died
,uddsnl, N Richmond. Va. recently from
tho bite OF spider, she Was bitten on 10"
RICH, cheek The .a, before. ard died tho
folo,ein. .,srF,r iroia The -A-er
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L D NJ /. I )

In ancient times the visits Of comets were
supposed TO potlend pestilence ara wa''
and ia the reign Of Jus,iuian when two lr-
mrnse blazing stars" appeared, the dlreiu
expectations we're abuudsnily iulh'led-not,
however. that these csamltieS, which desc
lated large portions Of the eastern Roman
emnire had any connection With the CON
e,s. They frs, sl,rmed mankind In the
month OF September. d, n. Dbl, and was
seen for twenty DAYS IN the western quarter
OF the heavens, shooting iis rays into the
North. The second sppeard 4, : 53o' aud
Increased to 10 large size that the head
was "a tha Eat. and the tail reached the
West II was visible Tor forty days, the sun
at the same time exhibiting unusual pslenes'
\arro records tradition. that Ia the th"
Of Osyges. father OF Irecian antiquity, In"
pisnet Venus changed her color. SIZE, figure
aud course, prodigy without example,
either in pas, OF succeeding ages. This re-
fer, 10 ono thousand sevea hundred and
sst, seven years before Christ lfenen
dous comets appeard IN the West, two gen
eratious prior to the reign o. Cyrus, hu, one
of the mos, splendid comets was seen forty
four wear. before the birth OF thrist After
the death OF julius Caesar. !" long haired
star" va. conspicuous at Rome aud to the
nation, during the games that we're exhibited
by Young Oc,avisn Va honor OF Venus and
IN. uncle julius Caesar, and the yulga BE-
heyed that Il conveyed the divine soul OF the
latter to heaven The superstition vas UNI
yetsa smong the snclent- that comet.
-" from 10. h'rril bsf.
Shake. r~sidencr sni var
bu. modern philosophy and research have
.ucce.sfully dispcled such vain and idie
apprehen,ions, IA all civilized nations.
AZ the birth OF Niihrida,es, King ol
pon,u., two large comets appeared, who's"
.plendor /. fabal,lsly said to have equsled
that vi the sun, They we're seen Tor
seyeutv.tvo days together, and oeeup'ea
forty,tye degrees, CT the 'oafih part OF ihe
visible heavens Seneca, the Roman pm
losopher. who lived in the first century o.
the Christian era, wrote,
The time viii come. when tho nature
Of Comets, and their magnitude viii he
demonstrated. aud the courses they take,
40 d ,Tefeut from those OF tho planets, aud
,o.,efily Nil wonder that the preceding
AGE. should be ignorant IN matters 50 p'a'o
aod easy to be kaown'
Arsgo though, ,b,t not lie" than seven
thousand comets revolved IN our system
: Comets sometimes pass nnobserv-d by me
/ inh .htAuts of the earth IN consequence OF
lhe mart OF the heavens IN which theN
move being then under day light Dnf'ns
a total eclipse Of the sun, ss'y years De-
fore Christ. a large comet, not previously
! seen, became v'.'hl" nesr Tho BODY OF "'
ob.cured laminsf, Hai1sy's comet .
1856, covered with part oil the ''''n' /,
heavens. aud was lAened TO \ Inik''t
c,me,sr, rha, observed by Newton, hau
I. tail la3. 900 900 OF miles IN length.
.a,., ..sn in A. n l7ti. had ,x tails
.n,..d on, like a fan, across large 'pse'
~ the sky,
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