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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-19
PIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

hDAS Away from the SUBSCRIBER, IN tue county VI
IN buckingham, Va. on the 18th Of September last,
T. :c,ro man MILLS The said negro is about feet
a.s nigh black and has a small on his forehead
sboa; 20 years old and was sold TO my father about
lad Va, as the property Of Elisha Ashburn, Esq Of
Iasenond ccun-y. We.
] gader,,and from negro who ran of at the same
With him, and hss since been taken up In faimve, M
Mil, told him be intended going back and taking his
,Tte with MIN into the Dismal Swamp, where he could
ue money enouge getting shingles to take him and his
fristo free State.
L. state and delivered 70 me- or lodged in jail 90 that
Iaa ye; him. THUS. Il. FoNU;
NJ address i, Virginia Mills, Buckingham county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-19

COMMISSIONERS isALE OF VALUABLE

TN obedience to decree of the Superior Court Of Han.
i over county, pronounced the I'd day of October.
1858, / shall, on MONDAY. THE Still DAY OF
NOVEMBER next fair il not the next fair day. up
IN the premises at the hour of twelve O'clock sell the
highest bidder, the tract of land of which Samuel White
died seized and possessed, conveniently situated
public road dis,an, from the city Of Richmond either By
the Mech Turnpike the Meadow bridge road.
about sr and halt miles, containing one hundred and
nine acres OF very level land Of soil good and well adapt
ed 70 the production Of all kinds Of vegetables for Market
about three fourhs of which cleared and having 1t
co nfonable dwelling house with FIVE rooms and the
usual necessary out houses.
immediate costs of sale; tho residue of the of
SALE the purchaser execute three several equal bonds
with good and sufficient personal security boerng nte
resi- from their date payable In six In twelve and
one n twenty iour months from the day o SALE tho title
to be retained until the whole Of he purchase money be
paid. and possession given certainly on he hrs day Of
January uext or sooner With the of the present
tenant Of the premises. EZEKIEL s. IALLEf,
Or, 9-cvSv Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN


IN pursuance of the decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Il Prince Edward county, made at the August term.
1853, In the suit Of Watson ct al Watson DC, we
SHALL commissioners appointed by said court for the
purpose, sell to the highest bidder, at public auction,
the premises Wednesday the 9th day Of October next,
that well Tract OF Land belon giRg TO John Wat
son. decd lying In Prince Edward county, adjoining the
land, of Capt R. j. Smith, Mrs Watkins, Dabney Nor.
veil, John Booker and Mrs. Cox; contains about 900
acres be surveycd very convenient the Railroad
about two miles from Meherrln Depot, Richmond and
Danve Railroad Improvements consist OF an excellent
two story brick building house barns and necessary
oubuildings. large proportion Of No. timber land,
very convenient to ssw.in good spring and running
waters in every field. Some excellent fiat and plant land
By virtue of said decree. shall proceed 10 SELL on
Wednesday, the 18th Of Octsber next on the premises
public auction, the Tract Of 1and lying in the county
of Charlotte of which John Watson died possessed, ad
Joining Thomas Lee and others, convenient to brakes
Branch Depot large proportion OF timber land close
a saw mill contains about 800 acres, 10 be surveyed
desrous of purchasing real estate have op.
portunies and envted view said lands before day
Of SALE Either Of the undersigned will take pleasure in
showing these tracts We will sell all together divide,
may suit purchasers.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day of sale
FRANK. d. REDD,
DAVID LEE,
Sept 2-ctds Commissioners.
- PoSTPONEMEET.-Th sale of the Home Tract
of John Watson, advertised above will positively come
off WEDNESDAY, the 2Uh If October, regardless OF
weather. FRANK D. REDD, connr,
Octl2-tds DAVID LEE, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-19

VTIRGINIA:-A.Ru Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
tue Circuit Court Of the City Ut Richmond the otn
day of October, 1885, w.
Robert Harvey, fHi.
Agains,
Joel Scott and other Defts
The object OF this .uit IL enon and restrain George
O. Scott and Thomas w. Scott, trustees in deed OF trust
from Joel J. Scott them for the benefit OF his credfois
their agents and attorneys from the further prosecution
of suit brought by them against the plaint,n, ana
George Harvey their bond to the said trustees teF
three hundred and thirty dollars snd seventyhve CENTS
and from further proceedings enforce the collection
OF the same and the said bonds to be delivered
up 10 cancelled and destroyed and sthdavit having
been made and fled that the Defendant Joel scout
ssid defendant IL notified to appear at the Rules 70 be
holden in the Clsrks Office Of said Court on the rst Mon
day In leeeb next and do what 10 necessary 10 pro.
tect bis interests In this suit
Copy-Tsste,
os.ll-ov%v BENjAMlN POLLARD. D. C.
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NEW YORK, Der. l6 6-Flour-The market 10
day ia firm, with salss of 1000 barrel. at - 3a4 As
for common to good State Ohio IS l5a5 30; South
ern IS 0Oe3 so.
Wheat-Is very dull; no transactions worth re-
porting.
Corn-b dspressed-sales Of 5000 bushels mix.
ed at 69s7l cents white 70 cents; yellow at 85aH
cents
Pork-The market is firm with sales ;v-Jay OF
Mess at tl6 40al6 5U. Prime $l4 00al4 so.
Lsrd-The market is hssvy-sales at l0isl0E
cents.
Whskey-Is dull-sslss at % cents.
Cofss-Market steady; suctoa sale to-day Of
nearly 1910 bags. Rio at sisl2 cents-sversge 10
70.10U.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA:

-,-osNaIloN having been received by the Execu.
i ,;r ,hst Charles Peterson, who was confined In the
:. n Crarles City County under charge OF having
.i counterfeit money knowing the same to be sucn'
s.n.d rom the SAID Jail AID is now goins at large;
:. DO hereoy offer reward OF one hundred dol.
" any person who snail arrest the said Charles Pc
., Md deliver him into the Jail OF said county Of
,i, Civ had do moreover require all ofncers Of
.conmonvea.;h civil and military, and request the
~ generally 10 use their best exerucns 10 procure
:. sr,.,t Of the said Chsres Peterson that ne may be
ousn, 10 justice, c .,d rnd.,
81 ;.e Less seal OF the Commonwealth, at Rich
uaoud, this 4,h day of October. le5s.
HENRY A. WISE.
: the Governor: ca.,,h
.s. Peterson is about tve teet eight inches high
,ser STOUT; high forehead. light hair, small eyes aud
a, family IN Norfolk. Oct D Wv
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,, WEsTERN HOTEL. FINCAsThE, va.

h.s Hotel j. of the most pleasantly situated
houses In The Valley of Virginia, and s now ready
si IN The mounrains Persons goingt to aud from the
W,u md this delightful retreat for several days
lsr has lifted up his Sulphur Spring, one mile
walk, o! can be furnished with comfortable
!snees ~, 70 and from the Spring. The proprietor
.,a.. IN saying that house in Virginia. furnish
tun,u accommodations than ths situated a. it 10, In
f.Htniaesot character y '~'' '
rr,s. s'm, &C.. address the undersigned a. Fncss,le
As7 l4-cf vo,rz
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY

WAsHISoroE, Oct l5.-Llsut. T. Ap. &. Jone.
that the report of battle between vidauri and Ma
rim, rests on very slender basis. 1t Ia believed th.'
skirnish may have taken place outside Of the wslls
of San Luis, but nothing more. Lieut.. Jones ha1
been appointed ordinance officer to the Paraguay
hxpadHion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-19

VKyANTED-By . Young Man, who has had many
w years experience In the business situation to
take charge Of Hotel In some country town. either 10
Vi,sinis Or North Carolins. Address "A: B. c.
Johnsons Springs P: o.
sspt ) -su Geoehlsnd o., Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-19
THE ELECTIONS.

The result of the late elections is TO be deeply
greted 1t is useless to seek the which led TO
this unfortunate defeat Whatever the causes may
have been, they have produced their effects, and
should now be remeded II possible. Success 10 the
future only be obtained by harmony of action
from this time forward. Let the dlessnsion Of the
party be healed; let elimination aud recrimnstion
cease; let the Administration receive cordial sup
port and We trust the Administration will 60 use it's
power and patronage as to encourage the hope Of
harmony and union in the future.
While we see in the late result much TO regret we
find nothing to oause dependency. Defeat has here.
oore been the forsrunner of most glorious triumph;
it WAS thua two years prior to Mr.. Buchanan's cleo.
tion and will the result be n 1860, If from this
time forward all portion. of the Democracy GEEK
harmony and union. Let this result be remembered
only as incentive to heal the dssensions that have
produced this defeat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-19
CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE.

N<HE undersRned appointed Commissioner by the
d Circuit Court Of Cumberland. will SELL on the pre-.
ses the 2d of November. Ii fair If not the next
sir day, the Of land which DR.. John Trent
sides. containing about $50 acres.
This Land lies on Willis River about four miles from
the Court House and 10 well adapted TO the staple
cultivated In that section Of country Its situation Is
esutiu and healthy one and s In the midst OF plea.
neighborhood
The improvements consist of most excellent brick
dwelling with eight rooms and the houses necessary
Tor farm of that size.
This land 10 In two tracts The home has abou,
525 in IT, and the other about 05 They will be sold
ogether separately may appear advantageous
IN the day of sale.
This land will be sold credit of one and three
years. equal instanents the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security for the purchase money and the whole
10 bear interest from the day of SALE and the interest to
he paio annually The title will also be retained until
me whole of the purchase money is paid.
There will also be sold, at the time and place,
EIGHTEEN NEGROES, some Of whom valuable
Rouse servants
TERas-A credit of e. months, bearing interest from
,ae day Of sale, with bond and ample security
Oct @ctds A. T.. FACE Commissioner
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cu.NcE OF .JrTRIsDtCT1oN

Bosros. Oct l5.-Judge Sprague, in his charge to
tbs Grand Jury 10 day, defined the Law which rem
ders II cerain that Captain Townsend, Of the slave
b,ig Echo, will have to be taken to Key West for
tris-tbat being the frat port the Dolphin touched
st after the seizure.
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"l'd have you to know, Mrs. Soksr, that my up.
ole bsnnister of the law" "A lg for your ban
nister," rstortsd Mrs. Grumy, turning up her nose,
"havn't brother - 70 corridor In the navy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-19
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND,


the 10Th day Of October 1853 shall eer Tor sale,
to the highest bidder, that Valuable Tract of Land
IN Jamss City Comfy called the Main" ate the pro.
perty of John Coke. Esq) This Farm contains 6n0
scres of the best James River red and75 cleared
This land is equal TO any in the State for Wheat Corn.
Oats, &c n location is beautiful and It has every
vantage that could be desired. The buildings the
land q Dwelling House. with eight rooms, and the
cessary outhouses barns, stables, &c.
The purchaser will be required 10 pay In cash $1,000;
The balance at the expiration of one year.
Possession will be given the st day Of January next,
With the privilege, in the meantime. Of seeding wheat
Oct 6-ctds WILMER A JONES
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large lot Of Cloths, C,uimsre and yest}nes last
ave which ve oter for sale by the yard, or We Win
,c.. u,ade to order BY good Tsiors, at very low
It'd, g. among the sbove lot may DO found eide ssripe
ora 'uu CH1LES CHENERY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-19

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Der. rs
The market for beef cattle is stesdy at last weeis
offered, $50 Of which driven TO Philadelphia and
sold to country dealers and grsziers, and ihe re-
naming l,l5O head were taken up by Brl'imcrc
butchers at prices ranging from 81 5O to s. rs on
the hoof-equsl 10 IS ~ nett and averaging 81 3li
gross. Hogs are dull and lower. ranging from $5 10
IS 50 per 100 lbs nett. Sheep 10 s. 5U per head.
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IOWA RI,ECTIONS-

DusueuE, Oct. l5.-Lefhngwsll, anti, has large
majority In various counties. and Is supposed 10 bs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-19

rscApED from Dam No 2, on North River Canal, on
E the nigh, OF the lst Of August. THREE NEGRO
|'ySViCTS, named JNO. VALENTINE. ALEX. BROOKS
Re: :WM NELSON. The above reward will be paid tor
| delivery in this city, the works on North River
|: $50 for either of them
Ian Valentines sge ia 80 Heigh. Eve feet FIVE and
pches small scar on left wrist and second fore finger
Ia on right hand split color. dark yellow, and was sent
l y. peniientiary from Petersburg.
,sx Brooks age Ia 81 years. Height i've feet four
.s. color black stout and heavy set and Vas sent TO
I. Peni,en,iary from Caroline county.
igm Nelson's age is "a years Height Ave feet Ave and
,sre. inches color, yellow small scar on the fore
M and was sent 10 the Pententiary from Fincassle In
Se;ourt county.
der ot the President OF the James River and Ka
Mans Company. WM +. MCNFOhD' see'S'
1.,,bnopd Aupust 2l, ls5S-2aw2m
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AyINGs INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
it!CE AT TIE STORE OE CHRISTIAN & LATH

RoP, No 80, MAIN STREET,
~ HERE deposites will be received, which an In
3.v .erest Of 6 per cent will be paid all sun .
ahins on deposte six months longer, and five Ier
e q ior shorter period.
1''.nrut:on hss been In existence thirty yetrs
'oaued cver ten millions OF dollars has suspended
q" never lost one dollar or failed pay any cerL6
W when due. JNO. THOMPSON, President.
VIM H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
!sne 2-ci2mos JAHES n GARDNER Secretary
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BALTIMORE Der. 16-Flour-Ohio IS %
Howard street IS 81. Wheatis steady-whire 81 IS
al IS; red 81 l5al 2. Corn, white 70aSU cent?; yei-
low SSa90 cents. Whiskey is dull at 22a22i ceDts.-
Provisions are oust
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We certify The foregoing account TO be correct
GEO DOLL,
JAS RIDDLE o"ee0fs'
NJ GRAETHAM,
.
vineIrIA-Berkelcy County 70 Wit:
This day personally appeared before me, the urde
signed Notary Public Of the county aforesaid D. Burk
hart, Cashier Of the Bank Of Berkeley In Virginia and
made oath that the foregoing statement OF the condition
of said Bank 70 true.
Given under my hand this 5th day of October. 1853
WIN. BURKHART, IL. T..
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,

dLEhdVDRld, "a.
Ctay.s-ed by the Legislature Of this State In 1854.
CAPITAL OVER 100000.
|JNnis Company offers many advantages by insurance
l with or withou, premium note. The applicant may
y zee whole premium In cash for one or two years; II
the later tern, he saves one.eighth of the amount
.used on annual policies. Or BY giving premium
Je, ae becomes n nembe. of the Company, and has
IN i,- regulation. besides saving nearly onehalt the
=9un: ordinarily charged by Insurance Companies.
sereaccs In the settlemen, of losses under our bye
lyi Gre reerabe 10 arbitration
DIRECTORS.
2 " THos.. Fairfax CHnIsr's NEALE, Alex dria,
; L SrAsLsR Alexandria R. T. LEsrRR. Petersburg,
4. " TcaSER. King VIM. 9. T. STUART, FAIRFAX,
: 3. ROBERTSON, Alex'ria, P LIPScoaB n. r.Wiinain'
\. D. Massey SILAs BroLow, Appomattox,
= ]. HARPER. K. II. CASTRR. rauquie,,
|. E! H,LL, JAMES 7. CLOSE, Aex'drta,
|: S4scs1pR A. R. BLAKEY, Madison.
Z " THOMAS. President; w. D. MASSEY, Trsasr,
= ROBERTSON, v. Prest; SASosrrR secretary.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Actuary and Gen. Agent
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STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF rHr PArpMosr


We the undsrhgnsd, Directors OF the FaIrmont BANK.
certify that have examined the foresons statement
and believe the Same TO be correct
T G. WATSON
WIN. HOOD,
B. FLEMING,
M. w. HAYHOND,
ISAAC HOLMAN.
VrRoIsIA-MAlIos County, TO WIT:
Thomas p. Conway, Cashier Of the Pairmont Bank
personally appeared before me, Notary Public in and
Tor said county and made oath that the foregoing state
nent true and correct TO the best of his knowledge and
belief.
A. s. HAYDEN Mp
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FAIRNoNT RANK oc- ,,,, ,s.

FAIRMoNT BANK, Der. llth, Isss
| To His Excellency HENRY A. WISE,
Governor Of Virginia:
SIR-I herewith transmit statement Of the condition
Of the Parlmont Bank appeared on the Isl OF Oct,
lAs. am, very respectfully,
Your obd't servant
THOS. 7. CORAWAY, Cashier
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CHARLES b. STUART,

ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY, VA,
IWLL practice regularly In the Courts OF the coun
w Ties OF Hanover, Caroline, and King William, ant
attend tC any business in any of the Courts held In tht
= o. Richmond. Dec 23-d3t&cu
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THE BANK OF THE OLD DoxINlOs

THE BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION
ALxIAsDaIA. Va, Oct. IA, les. 5
lion. HxsIr A. WISE, Governor OF Virginia.
Enclosed hand quarterly statement Of the condition
Of this Bank, 30th September 1858.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant
JAMES MCKENZIE. Cashier
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT THx CONDITION cy THE
BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION AND BRANCH, SEPrImBEa
30, 1857, AND SIPTxMBER 30, le5s.
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GEORGE 1. HERRING.
AND GROCERY STORE,

No. Sc. MAIN Street.
EEPs always on hand full stock Of Groceries, 70
IA which be invites his customersand the public gene
|J Also pays strict attention the sale of country
odrce and prepared furnish grain bags TO his
tstd' who wish 70 send their grain TO him to sell
GEO. | HERRING,
Assi-cu no. IS. Main st.
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OFFICE OF THE
JAMES RIVER AND kASAWHA CO, I


uue Twenty fourth Annual Meeting OF the Stock.
| holder. OF The James River and Kanawha Company
bs hed a, the Ccmpanys Office, in this city, on Mon.
4; the 18th OF Oct, Der next.
80 ~ APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
ssow ALL MES BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the
,cr,oers being stockholders In the James River and
Inawhs Conpsny, do hereby constitute and appoint
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, TO
essp, each OF US in all General Meetings Of the Stock
ef Of said Company, held within six months from aud
,s- dat. hereof when are not personally present
,ened by some other Proxy with full power and autho
a. such General Meetings to give such vote or votes
II 20 do such other act each of US could give
70 as member OF the said meetings. II We were per-
..ly present; and we 60 hereby raty and connrm
|reser vote or votes act acts ssid Attorney
In lawfully give do Tor US. in pursuance OF tue
|.:ori;y hereby conferred upon him.
yi,ne.. our hands and seals. this --- day OF -
:. thousand eight hundred and -.
Tss;e, - ssAL'{
-, SEAL
of 10 p-esident and Directors.
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i.npoaxE BARKspALE e. k. BARKspALE,
Late Of Charlotte. R'ehmono.
c II BARKspALY, tats Of FormciUe
BARKSDALE q BROTHERS.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE NEAR SHocKoE WAREHOUSE.
II !BERaL ADVANCES made on Cophgnments IN
IL hspd Jan 5-cts
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Personally appeared before me- Notary fubnc for the
county Aforesaid James Mckenzie, Cashier Of the Bank
oft Old Dominion and made oath that the above
ment correct and true to the best of his knowledge and
belief
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October. ls5o
ROBT. l. SMITH, Notary Public
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sl,Wl,45s % ssol sss ~
el,C9l,45s 90 e90l ,9e9 Dc

We the undersigned Directors of the Bank OF the Oh
Dominion have examined the above statement and cer
iy 1t TO be correct. w. n. McVEIGH,
JJ. WHEAT
GEO. h ShOOT
WM. G. CAZEEOYE,
DANL. 7. HOOE,
BENZ. ii. LAMBERT
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LLlAM B. CHURCH WILLIAM K. FLEMING

I'LLlAM 3. CHURCH WILLIAM H. FLEMiSo
CHURCH g. FLEMING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
-iSEE cAsY AND 18TH STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD 20
LvMBIAS HOTEL, RIcHaosD, Va,
5XTi,L paw particular attention to the sale OF ALL
wv KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers 10
S,,i. Of Agricultural Implements which are warrant
also, field and garden Seeds of almost every variety
4 yay
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THE SLAVE TRADE

The slave trade, like Banquo's ghost, will not
down." at the bid Of ts terrified sssslsnts, but
and anon, when least expected and least desired.
comes back again to frighten those that would have
none Of it.
lowing communication. without q line of comment ::
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$3.50 REWARD.

e o,der of the President and Directors.
..,, aIc4w WIN ?. MUNFORD. Sec'y.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-09
Shakes.


fosz - za8i All the vests chill,
And all the men and women merely shakers,
All have their sick days and their well days;
r And one man in his time is often shaken, -
His ehiils having seven ages. At FIRST he's bilious
MeEiing and puking in his spouse's arms;
And then the whining workman, somewhat aiiing
With bile beghded face, creepeth ike snail,
Unwilliagiy TO work. And then his knees ache;
Signing Ike furnace, with wofui groaning,
He seeks his quiet cottage. Then he tosseth
Full Of strange oaths and aching eyerywhere;
His desh doth creep, each hair becomes quill;
He seeks the bubble perspiration
From pocket pistols mouth. And then he sweats
His fair roaad belly, with solid breakfast lined,
Feels Sery faii-as though with ramrod packed.
With Ieaaea eyes and beard of bristiing look,
Full Of fne Aopes and warning momently,
A ekill comes over him. The sixth age shifts
Into the clustering magpie, with jaws all springs
His tax Is al of cold and Clothes more clothes.
He shakes hlneself, his bed, the room the house;
MAeats seeTe ilours-io sleep-no rest-no life;
His Tinsay voice, turning to treble, pipes and
Whistles Shri1l,
And seakes ~itilal in semi -duaver notes.
He's bat chilled iron, cold and still. Last scene
Th<t ends tins strange, eventful history
Headache succeeds the chill, and fever hot.
Corpse-like he lies;
Cares nangkt fGr north or south; or east or WEST;
The oosntys sae to him, poor patriot, and hi:
suind / 4 y "A - = II -
Resolves the Aso1ght that AGUE is its king.
At last he sleeps Quinine has done its work.
The spe1 is bEaEze. He rises from his bed
a wiser and a weaker man. He's had chill