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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
g,'EHE. L,FF AND sRENg IS>s'RaSCE.-
u IlNthBrRH Ho-t Ftut lSsUNANC4 COMPANY This
l"hpany makes insurance against lam, Fire on
p"tahE Houses stores Ieharco Factories and other build
nes ON furniture d wales aud merchandise generally in
town ana country "a the most favorable terms
Aso makes Insurance the lives all persons enovng
god health and OF sound constitution yor duration Of
Dis. er for limited period
3Ys erflnyed in ordinary occupations will insured on
reasonable
he C'mpy Wi also tax. marine risks from and TO any of
.t# NuliErtn on southern PITS rates
BOARD or DIRECTORS
join ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
9.NNl.S VI. 'pItbN Wee President
Nl-NhHh - MI hMAN Inlet Engineer
DIRECTORS.
aNpIIN lNlOlt SAAtfL II. MCKINNEY,
phNrFR brkY. SAMutI & ,ItlANp
JAMS +. PNYNF. IouX r DAVIS
Nm. Il. SIRNTIoN, MiuRlcE s I,xauonNr
CRIED T WILLS. Sccr'y
DIR. NM. OrWAY OWEN. =,
DR L. II tttLNFR d'dieal Examiners
me Mtan a ENannnaoa {" subjects tor Insurance will be
me- q" lhe once ~ thr tonpauF each day cen the
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' AsHssTOW WAND Roam.

FUNhE steam Iss ps y a VI EsGONN and Roam.
okE having been thoroughly ovehauled and now
pete order have resumed their places in the uu
Tho JAMESTOWN, CAPTAIN PARISH, leaves Rclnond
ever, Tuesday afternoon at clock for New York
Pont evening the from
burg and Petersburg, touching only nj Norfolk.
Tho ROANOKE, Captain SKINNER leaves CITY Point
SATURDAY morning after the arrival OF the
burg, toi New York touching Norfolk
Passengers by the South Side Road leaving Lvnclburg
Tuesday and Friday VIII with
CIV Point
Passage Fare ynchburg New York by either
Ship Sli; Steerage Passage only -.
For further information apply to
LEE. JOHNSON & co
MAJ I'd r,s Agent Nav Var Ln
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MERCHANDISE. &C.

Two THE GADBEs.-Iasi opened 1000 yard.
white Briants assorted figures suitable for Dresses
Sacks Aprons and skirts at 10 cts yard Win nrs supply
Of NANTES and Pafasals JOHN ABRAHAMS.
may ats
ftGOSER sEED.-IOO B.shsis prime eie-
u Seed just received and for sale by =.
mar It's IhL. JOHNSON -.
DIETER shaa ever ia price mud quality
Just opened So Cactus skirts eofh and ~hiiel ~ "
$50 Ufss do ~ cents 75 "halebone at 81 % WIN
hne assortment OF Embroidered do. - ,,,..,e
ap1fs Ji'fN ahNNhNai'-
ArEW Spring. ssOODs.-J"@e- snsier
~ q receipt of their Spring ana Anhlnei
ock STABLE and Goods Contractors Planters
aud Farmers will the best ytocFs suited 10 teh
offered and are determined to sell as
ehean a. any other House call from purchasers be
fore huying JANIS a SIiaihh a ~
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NEW HOOKS, NEW BOOKS
Ieon III Monaa and other Poems, by Jas Barron
My Last Cruise. where went and what saw, by
A. W fIabcrshhm, Il. =. n,
Poems, National and PatIi tie by q. w Cutter.
Annogeddou, the a. =. IN Prophecy, by Baldwin,
NiliaH and Cottages, by Calvert NauN,
The Border Rove lay Emerson Bennett
Viva. or the Secret Of Power, by Mts Sonthworth
Henry Lyle, or LILO aud Existence, by Miss Maryat,
Marrying tob Late
A Pilgrimage 10 III Molinah aud Mcccab, by Burton,
The two Lights, by tho author of Struggles for Life
Review OF Cnmpbellsm Examined by II T. Lard,
Germany, It's Uuivorsitcs, rheol Ky Religion
Philosophy aud Practice of slavery, by Dr. w. smith
lansiotd Tale nf Bacoua Rebellion, by Saint George
Thicker of Richmond va.
fanuibals ALL by George Ft2huFh,
Wytho's Pocket Dose Book,
Gallery IL Poetic Pictures, by james litz
The Dosert Of Sinai, by BonUr.
Book OF Public Prayer prepared by tho refnrmers
Calvin, kox. Bucer and others sale by
mp 2lts PAYNE Il CHRISTIAN
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JEWELRY. WATCHES, &C.


S,sUyERTHORN a Cliff. taise thi. meth
- cd 10 make puhle that they have Just received
something very superior Of Silver Hunting
Watches by Jos johnson - Church stree, Lts
r,o They arr 1naiy and finish OF machinery
Johnson Watch sold by Us in dold Gases and take
pleasure recommending them 70 our friends aud others who
sy superior and accurate time keeper in the
form Of Silver Watch
What said in regard the johnson witch year
will rePest Jest here VIZ Thai no nan who in
reliable time keeper having purchased johnson
wsteh Ia. had occasion to regret nj. se-fhen
Ia he found In the State he Watch
6nd ia stock, the genuine jos johnson Watch
silver which will sell the prices
fvs Watches carefully repaired aud nntcd Remem
Der tho house sILYERfHoRS &yCLIrTs.
ma l9ts
A LnATApL PLATED sPOONsAND FORKS
N We take pleasure In announcing friends. apd ali
others who may be Ia Of something superior In the
Forks made of AlJata and plated with pure Silver that
lot 81 tho above goods from the best
prices. Tho patterns very desirable, aud the quality
tho ware NJ l. Remember The hense -.
may 2iis slLVERIhohS CbfFT.
rlNuE CElEBRATED DIXON WATCH
l. J. WILLIAMS d SON have just received full
meni Of the above Watches ia ne Is Karat Hunting Cases of
new aud beautiful dessns-aso a hno assortment Of
Johnsons Watches.
holds
David TAYLOR.
all Of which viii be sold very reasonable tho Sign
OF the Eagle p@ts
uDEARLs.-Chc Ladies can lind nj !. will
! LIAMs ms the finest aud most beautiful set of
oil very fine Roman Mosaic and Pearl, Cameo
foar torhi Ar, Of the most beautiful description ALSO
worry Mourning Mourning the latest
style which they has. inst opened aud would be glad show
the Covers Of he bea itif" Call seeand be
nice lot of Silver Goblets Mugs Mustard Cups Salt
Stands Napkin Rings Spoons of every description Chrcns
Toys, 3c, just received. and which they offer cheap
NEw PLATED wAnE.-Cn,I nj, ! vii
~ llAMs SONS and see lot of Plated Ware Just
cevad lima l2ts
IDLATED STRAWBERRY nOwI.-so,nc
male Is J, WILLIAMS a SONS.
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snt TnE H% MAI Kotr = ~ Ia. 5ssas Sc
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE :. Nd Al
ENANDRlA RAILROADS.-The night AN epras Ira
Street station o'clock, allowing - minutes passenger
from the Richmond and Danyir allroaa supper On
nus free Of charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond 10 tiordonsS ic.
Gotdousvllet to Washington by Orange Alexandra
II. y. WHiICOMB, Sup Transportation
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a "a ANO, "a ASO.-liaNin ing made arrangements with
0a the Peruvian Agents supplies of GUANO the
he TERMS prepared furnish H. We have
GA hand and aoa UU bags and win irregular receipt
W shall sell
aud all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
CT ANO We solicit the orders Of friends Others
with the assurance that Will the
best article and ON the tavo ralle terms
tRE&sHAW a Co.
feb ATS North side . the Basin. Richmond, Va
EsAaA 6hhkA FEE = SEASONED INCH
Naua superior article for Tobacco Boxes For by
K. II. WHIILOCk SON
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1859 80 ~ 800 bushels E4,soon sal,
~ Looso We viii a. 40, .t nat the cos, of san II, s,
AHhabc and cheap article aud farming purpos,,
I'M ,o-'s PEBBLES a NiiIII.
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toAPANN,"f Hartford Colaectcut IL s.r as Of ,fret
"R INSURANCE IA virginia has appointed j. JOHNSON ESQ
q" Ht'Il Asru Tor he State. Persons t..urhtlrr
''"lere, WI" ma! desire communicating it , t3amran
LAY DO - through III mas Jellis Exchange Bank ar
M,s'Is iaHehome n liocombe
nus Company has paid mp Capital of SoUU0nO with
fr surplus secured and invested under sanction and
Val 81 the Comptroller OF Public Accounts and il lrcy,
a1e superior Inducements TO those contemplating Lie In
'''''N''
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ysswsCE 4 WEEK. mETWr

w " u = :
u BAI1IMoREAND RICHMOND. by steam a.ELI =
BElA lDI.KE aud POCAHONTAs--rhc
STEAMER BELNlDERE leaves Baltimore every SAr'1R
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lea.-os III n
MbND every TT ESD AZ AFTEkNuON tor BALTIMORE
The POtAHONIAS leaves BALTIMORE cvarN "
NESpAN AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning y .u.
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON .or L..
itmore
shippers Baltimore by these two Boat must have ho
goods here every Monday aud Friday .aoh week
mar ~ IlDLAM y WATSON. Richmond Va
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4 bEHED % LEE, Forwarding and Commits
K N SION MERCHANT. On the Dork, Richmond, Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage exended to last season.
have mad" arrangements to increase the line OF Boats run
from house, that boat will leave every other day
taundlys rNeeted3 BY this arranp emen shall be able
put goods through days than heretofore, and
nta! they by the s. s. Il H. and much less
My charge for forwarding Tobacco ia cts per Box and
80 cts pei HID which includes Drayage and harage when
lhef necessity drayage The lrayage and wharfage
from the basin Box and Is per HID The
Lock Iu! charged by the james River kanawha Co.
passing TO my house Jcs per Tom about ct tor Boxes
anl3 cts per lind Having these advantages location
wiling tor my customers 10 rep the benefit, aud charge only
tar tar my services hoping thereby command larger
business
Ny personal attention will be given produce
purchase of goods on Commission. a. 5. LEE.
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- ~ Sss IA IT,, rrsc we'd tstse
a. PP2 ~ ''ai ripe sheet Load aid pnung MItcfi.
'"' am -l' prepared 10 Plumbing " Ork such
h up shower Baths : nks, " ash Basins sc in supe'
H. ''lntt. Al persons wishing introduced Their
ou''S "it ANA 10 heir iuterc, to give me call All work
IH TO- give 1tSfaction Stove ar,hoisc doors
49,, !. ~, IN "et NAH street &. :. BLISS
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4 = received and fOr sale,
VI 2ju Barrels medium No. ) Macktre
100 do No2
~ do Large \, 3,
81 Hal Barrels %n. =,
- do do No.
JUQuarter Barrels No. l.
400 Kits very ehuicc NJ 1,
100 Barrels Cu llerrugs
MCDONALD, SPOTTS & HARVEY
iuly lodts NJ 90 Pearl St Rirhiand Va
CERaE SO fsEtsss NAMES, 4 AiS "a u. Yss i,
" OTHERS LIVING IN THE cot NrGY -laY ,ul,l mos
respectfully cal! et; cntono Merchants rs aud
yhsh heeonntry " hoinend visiting Rcm
3 my large ami General assormelto Boots ~ stNSN
SHOES, Trunks, Carpet Bags Nalises II
x Sc nay stock has been selected by - itl u III
ut snit " i'll great care, suitable for the .
'zEH" if3d' and rSe portion nj Goods having bee
lfHH.tT lot cash! Halter that hold grca
Hts oreasto Merchant. and Farmers and all in want a,
100 ia'ec Co., #f ar South. either hy the package
Ice lt,.nfnu an in a. they
md t.H #tr 3r.at "a. tu Dlease ,v calling on,
= " = tf|t# 11uui4s 'urcr and
bes-t. ~ tt''Is as.-... = ts. 4arpct Bags
Yin. 81 49,. f.lpll =s... t.dfctIil, No 1877.
sep us Main f., Richmond, Va
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SPRING OF 1851. m
NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES. II
Having Just returned from the Northern Cities
Where have eiected with great large and complete
stock OF superior Boots Shoes Hats Caps Straw Goods
trunks q CT IN sddoa3o stock the cheaper
grades OF sue goods scarcely necessary say
ros and the public be suited any line
er in quality style and price Straw goods
neuF's than heretofore. l.. l.. ARMISTEAD,
Under Telegraph Office and near Farmers Bank
--sep cnpy. III
SEETCHEs AND RAMBIEaUN EUROPE
- " Rev JOHN E. EDWARDS. formerly Pastor of st6
s.es. =. seihodst Church in this city, 70 saleby
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Il MISSION AND FokN akbtAG NLItDHANlo ~,
DEALERS IN GUANO AND AGhiCi I.iIKAI 49,
MENIS PETERSBURG, NA.-iroda., consignment ,..,.,
which viii receive the personal 81 t. l.fl.rs
10 John NJ 0tey, Or james Sauuprs. .,a.tl Miner
Rueker, Lyt ehburg Thomas aac. Hon john r NV
& hellwaine, WET JOynes Petersburg, arw itk A -
dale, lIaxal Co, Richmond THOMAS BRAN a.
JAS Il BEANtu
~ 2O-dScts JNO= l.. \,
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" cAhMINGEs. nuGGIEs. noCkA.

49, WAYS Nc-. &c-JoHN IT, nfnt AXE spcccgs.r
70 bis father, II. VI. D:dake. has lust received
h'aRtnl lot ot CARRIAGES HUGHES, &C. He is also
prepared TO PM upaH! work o order all reuars nn,
Sud prom tv lone having IN his eup. vaent Mr. r II NJ,
ne OF the best Coach Smiths IN America having scr
time IN soneo the largest manufacturing estab.shnen,s in
Ina l4.dts
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PETERSBURG DvERTIsgnFN1S

~ ~ = = f,sN~.
u ID Dealers la China Eartheuaafc t;laS Loakng
IL LII iilasses Waiter. Plated ad britannia War; MN
- Lamps leh.gcraioTs, Water Coolers. ,ias li< Wy
uTes Fanrs tioudz Sc
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-. c. r. DfBIRti,
Il g
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- - - JUN b EADDESS'
Es'fsDES p" ANiED.- Thr .ub.cribr, vi.h.
" !" purchase ipF the southern Market Lib, Tc.rn
from the age Of 10 30 years, for which he viii ra
rs Hclmoad cash tes Persons having such to di~oe az
"7ald Ito well u give him call before sulh, H. % pi
"H9d A. W H. Msb! Auction House or nj nrv Iri &c
- - WtSS. NN'''sS r. NJ DUNNINGTON
LynchlurG
? eRGs, isobes, Sobfs.-Just o,,cu.,I , a..
u variety of Bera1 Grape Jaeonet and 40. S'''s
rfl that can't fail TO suit purcha seis ''o'A :"
~" JOHN ABRAHAu:
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4 $500 me .'hin Ercc.-i bus! from the branch
or'h fruit in all varieties ana y'o Iou Ia COM, on Mar
Nv o,''' az ihiug the Marble Ntrd Of Mr. j. Ciaddes
"Pl"s'e tual dd relic know MarEut IItH,sc
~ winch place Mr. Iillsman viii take great pleasure in waii-
ing ~ our town and country tr nd wha NAV fnd
man the i"usr' Main wlich TAXI
i u, a Ia r't ming my thank t,if hb raj pat
snll ed"ovor al nj! times kt bofi hnt. SAP lied
WI" al' the noccsshrcs If life. Il SOLOMON.
nlay9-lm - -
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AtN fbRk PAbkEiS.-IhIs home 80 IL q
line Il composed Of thu following vessels and
from New York every three days. All nd IN city
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
Once Of the -. -. Rnilroad Co,
PFrKRsBui8. Sept. -. S36 {
"iNTER senEDGI.E--r-- un SxdEzsHzsr

day Il October. the Mall aud Passenger IL
Tram will leave Petersburg daily SUNDAYS excepted at
o'clock NJ arrive at Blrkeylic lJnnctionJ l2 NJ
LyHchburg at4 ~, i "
Lasys Lynchburg at 20 n'lock, 4 NJ Arrive Burke.
vile fJnnetion) at IL NJ, aud At Petersburg at3P. NJ
q. u AI.LsHP.
dent,
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-rss tNhON sIEA ,ssAas- xsut.ANY
" go fOlt PHlLADLLIllLA An, l.sInN ln....

"A ~ A'tN'
Steamers City Of Richmond Inn, nr.u,,,
f,nusy ,Faala,
NTgiuIt t.,n.v
ps'ns 'hls Line wiIi leave Philadelphia eve Wodnes
day alter - '@ ~ i"ui''
FRIGHT taken for Philadelphia and Boston via plil,dl
phit, through by Steam, a nlu1ersIr rates - 0'
se anu are 10 fh,adelrhia 81 90
ap lldts AB.Ii'#@,..'.. -, - ~ u" y
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LSOH sALE.-ssate Of viPsisis Sends. City
H Lynchburg Bonds Salt Works Branch Bonds Merchants
Bank stock Mechanics Savings Bank Stock
Merchants Savings Bank Stock Virginia Tennessee
Road Stock, Lynchburg Fire Insurance Stock James River
Kanawhs Stock PETERS SPENCE a 90
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s.Sphs NGH BRaEA NS.-sirginia ma l,vn,.
a. >iana tinc.-First Packet to sail with dis
patch The superior, aSt sailing, double krd
aud copper fastened schooner, ELLEN. a." Captain
JAMES STEWART. loading will sail as above Fun
balance Of freight apply
DAVID d WAi. CuRRIE.
Richmond
pSshppers by this Vessel will get their goods 10 nor,
ofdesnaon NJ onehaf freight cheaper than by an,
other route and in less time. Insurance effected N
the best terms. ID 4 ~ ~
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DEFKIG ERATORS, REF RIG RATpRs,
y Tn, subscriber In large assortment NJ
Refrgcrators Among them may be foun1 scHooLEY's
SCoTTs and MAcEs PATENTS, each of which ghy
commended by persons having them this city Prices
from 81 % $40. EDWARD J. FOLKES
na
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"A eAHR.-Jn". ,. E'urYa-. tyt, "u,.uua.e-
r, I'M spPe3 II Nee GOods l,cs wing Al his { sa
ina Hts '
u STetE.-Ihe .,tteriion os the Merchants
anu business h'9 OF ly hne srosreruiiy invited /"
40 student st-l hc allowed eeu;rqc, any debts
"h"ui me ,'-si IA 81 Ii, ata gaArtaiu any per
IN t'"ilIhE student without wif,r certificate from the
'r'sl''n' al the Faculty Will do his risk
IN; eats Pc, s'i,,t a. ~, Faculty
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These vessels the FIRST class. built expressly thu
trade and have superior accommodations for
They commando. hN experienced Captains. well quail
fed .'r the trade AID " no viii spare ox,ron accom-
ap,lRte
They viii be lowed up and down river b, stoam and
may be reied ON to sail promptly advertised, Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, find ii
their Interest," o ship by this line is the only regular
and freight will 1lw ays be taken as low by any
sells aud every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston 10 give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope - obtaining full
share of patronage
The vessels viii lie Richmond at the Dock and in Bos
ten at koNes Wharf
DAVID WM. CURRIE, Richmond -.
ALLEN 4 NElTCH, Boston, Agents
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4 ARbE s-GRTuENT OF HEAD avn
"a Font st9ncs, al. sizes and prices, at
III ID Il.
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- ~ AT w l"ItSdlc, ny r.AsUN A NEDDEiI tvI,
% INV "a otore superb s"ck, embracing French German
with great by one OF the lrul M @
lowest ash prices. ' " "' 'o'y
more inviting Stock for the of the North C,roi
ana virginia trade cannot be exhibited North on Snutb
fahetua ana responsible buye invited 10 ve on,
80 'n eN'Hn'On ana lulet of themselves The styrs
anu p'ae - No 70 a GU >! elu.oie Subei
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ll.ANo.oN TKIA.-r.,. ml,.h.1..- ~

propose purchasers iattu f,r tu TAXI, .,r To-
nents trial inotdur what say of their
tore paying for them '' -
Twenty years experience arr satisfies our w ,,t
and could fifteen lrrsais To- unit "a ~
Ia the titt ~ii.-i furS ul4l
sihy furns, Or,r cheaper, Isfi,irn,s han ~, d. i
lids
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-26
Misrfllanenus.
From Dickens Household Words.
THREE WIVES.

have besides my town residence in Cecil
street which is confined to suit of apart
ments on the second foor-a very pleasant
country house belonging to friend of mine
in Devonshire; this latter is my favorite seat,
and the abode which [ prefer to call my
home. | like it well when its incircling
glens are loud with rocks, and their great
nests are being set up high in the rocking
branches; like it when the butterflies, those
courtly ushers of the summer, are doing
their noiseless mission in it's southern gar
den, or on its shaven lawn before the front;
l like it when its ballustraded roof looks
down upon sea of golden corn and islands
of green orchards flushed with fruit; but
most it pleases me when logs are roaring in
Its chimneys, and Christmas time has come
Six abreast the witches might ride up to
them, let their broomsticks prance and cur
vet as they would. If you entered the hall
by the great doors while Robert Chetwood
and myself were at our game of billiards at
itssfurther end, you could recognize our fea-
tures
The galleries are studies of perspective,
and the bare, shining staircases are broad as
carriage ways. The library, set round from
the thick carpet to the sculptured ceiling
with ancient books, with brazen clasps, and
old-world tyes, and worm-drilled bindings.
The chapel, with its blazoned saints on the
dim windows, and the mighty corridors with
floors Of oak and sides of tapestry, are pic
lures of the past, and teach whole chapters
Of the book Of history; Red Rose and White
Rose, Cavalier and Roundhead, Papist and
Protestant, Orangeman and Jacobite, have
each had their day in Old Tremadyn House
When the great doors slam together, as they
sometimes will, to the inexpressible terror Of
the London butler, they awake series of
thunderclaps which roll from the basement
to garret !; many a warning have they given,
in the good old time, to Tremadyns hiding
fcrtheir lives, and many an arras has been
raised and mirrors slipped to right and left
at that menacing sound. To this day, Ro-
bert Chetwood often comes anew upon some
bold in which those who ruled before him
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-26

Sold, by maplep' said Vermont
Here, niger, here's.a quarter, and give
me the. butes but if I can catch that man
in the green goggles, pickles me if I don't
throw him into the Sound.
It is needless to say that while the boots
were only half on, the gentleman with green
glasses disappeared, and was the first man
to make himself scarce when the boat touch
ed the wharf Of Providence.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-03-26
gelrrteh N!uetry.
From the National Tntelligencer.

A few weeks since we spoke of the Hon. VIM.
C. BRADLEY. of Vermont on the occasion of his
visit to this city the past winter. He is indeed
gentleman of rare intellectual accomplishment and
we are much pleased to have the opportunity to
publish, for the first time, the following production
ofhis lyric muse. 1t is beautiful production of
a man far advanced in life, and was written at the
request of his grandson, to be used at the ordina
ton of his feliow-students of theology
ORDINATION HYMN.
PARrI.
Where erst in Edens leafy shade
Man newly felt his Makers breath.
Ere fair temptations charms had made
This world scene of sin and death;
No second tongue was needed then
To tell the Almighty's high behests;
The still small voice could come to men
p And find an answer in their breasts.
But when debased the torpid soul
GoD by his messengers awoke,
Amid the thunder's solemn roll,
The tempest's blast, the the lightning's stroke,
hen rose the altars to his name,
And crowds the ritual splendor saw,
Heard prophets sing and priests proclaim
The awful terrors of the law.
AT length the FuLLNEss from above
~ To earth the high commission bore,
And spoke to man of peace and love
As never mortal spake before,
And conquering Death the risen Lord,
Gave forth his great and last command, E
And bid his brethren spread his word q
o every soul in every land
PART Ii.
o, thou Most High, all good, all just,
Look down from Heaven, thy dwelling place,
Behold thy servant take his trust,
And aid hin, with thy helping grace
To work thy work, to do thy will.
To speak thy praise, to preach thy word,
Promote all good repress all i'll,
A faithful stew ard of his Lord.
Found him on thine eternal rock,
Make him shepherd Of thy care,
ReavenWard to gently lead his flock
And in his arms thy lambs to bear;
To walk upright in wisdom's ways,
In v hich the blessed Jesus trod,
Until the 'sweH done'' comes with praise
Fresh from his Father and his God.