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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-15
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Fss a. 4. 81 E os:n
a. fns ,e: ns 81 ne father on "a street.
Rosreres-Rsv. NJ. B. Hose. iL,m
MRS. BARkADALE's SCHOOL,
Will open again on the IL, Monday in OCTOBER.
TERMs-S30 per session OF 1ine months NO de-
auction tor time lost except n cases OF protracted
s,ekness 10 A-lm
1'HE DUTIEsOF Ma VM d sTUARr,s
be on s sn is't will
s s,pEs,sole half in advance Crock.
Mr.. STUART can BE- found at his house on Main
street, next door to the Edge mont House.
sc IA lin
Mhs. DIN. Rust bsgs to announce That there
LADIES. which We. rs-opsnsd: eToBER Isl, 1850.
1 ,s r. ESQ
Hslly burton, James Dunlop, ESQ, Thomas ".
CHUNCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
saoAbP sEfWEFA ssa tNb r9 srs ON
& &. & / s MIItNai, MA
The exercises Of this School viii commence on
.drsaes s. s 80 and sa}s ss in
For further IN .ormatson. apply to Messrs. Hunt
James. or Stokes 4 Rives Sc H-lms
,. 0QUI6f3S SELECT CLASSlGAV.
Corrs, Main and LIST Streets, RICHMOND, Va.
The Fsurteenth Session s.d win commence on the
TEaas-Pe, session, hall session in advance:
sen n", EnsIsh. or Beginners in Latin 90 90
Latin. 5resk. and Higher Mathematics. 50 O.,
Mode, Languages by Mons. PARDIGoy,. 20 20
Drawing, BY john A. CALYo-- ....... 90 90
IA. Appoi ntments may be made with the Prn-
cpal by note through Post 0dace au 3O-ts
SOUJHEkN WAvERLEY ms sITUTE,
- NTH ST., BETWsEx CLAW AND RIeH,
Commencing lst October, 1850
The Principal begs leave to offer this Institution
IS one desi gne to elevate female education to he
highe grade. aud one in which no pains or ex-
per Sc are spared for Facilitating this object and
afordBg the very best oppoTtunit, for thorough
and practical acquisition of the MODERN Lam
GtrhGt ., tfrench is the household languageJ
MUSIC, DRAWING, PAINTING and every ac-
education of young ladies'.
For terms. references or prospectus of the
plan of study, apply to
o. Slim MRS. PETER P MAYO
THE CHlSWiCk SCHOOL-SEV.N AND
HALF NJ lies, WEST OF RICHMOND
The subscriber having secured the services of Mr..
ANTHONY DIBRELL, A. M, to conduct the exer-
cses,Of the School proposes to- take into mis- fam-
" lew Nouihs the present sessi n, commencing
October 10, and endir & July j, 1851
Board, including every thing, BIZ. so per month";
Tuition, from &25 to $50.
To those who know Mr. Dibhrell's acq uiremepts
and facility for teaching, l need say nothing in
his praise.
ChiswIck Is a quiet and remarkably healthy re-
GEO. G. EXALL,
rrIHU
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GREAT SALE.
II At RFTAiL AND WHOLESALE.
80" For CASH ONLY,

RICH DRESS Silks PLAIN AND CORDED
MERINQS. SHAW LIS ASD CLOAKS,
FRENCH nEEtINES,
kioh DELAlNE ROBES ut SIS cost SI4.
\ and 80 VALENTlAS
Cambrlc and Muslin SETS at half price
Best KID GLUV rs at 90 cents
ladies' Merino and Cashmere VESTS.
Vide hlack VELVETS, for Cloaks
BONNET RIBBONS and DRESS TRIMMINGS.
H Sisek s1M ~ sAZ LIE and black AIPACAs
We will sell the above Goods very low until the
18th OF October, A. which time shall close store
to prepare for auction PERKINS Co
Sc b-tolb No. l4l Eagle Square.
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r IcH A DsON & co.

II III II ID IN K co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
Anu keep for sale In quantities to suit purchasers
at their
WARE-RQOMS. NO. 95 MAIN STREET,
RIG HMON D, VA,
ALL KINDS OF
m.TTTiNAAs r p E L L N q 8.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS. MATS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, TO-, 30.
thev will have made to order, -
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES.
We have opened a splendid lot of CARPETIN G
of our own importation, and are now prepared to
exhibit the latest sty les IN every grade.
~ Our assortment OF CURTAIN GOODS, with
Trimmings, &c, is unsurpassed. and our stock is
com2lete of WINDOW SHADES, FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, &c.
will be sold on accommodating terms
Sc l7-2m" RICHARDSON r. Co, 95 Main st.
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CT. NICHOLAS SALOON

nooe TO rHr rxcus MN ssT csK M NE 3pr
fOSITE KENT, PAINE & CO.-The st. Nicho-
las Saloon is constantly supplied with the choicest
French and American Candies, Fruits, Nuts, &C.,
which viii be sold BY wholesale or retail. Also,
m anufactory of Double Refined Candies. Coun-
try merchants are invited 10 examine she large
and well selected stock before Purchasing else
where. ANDREW ANTONI.
Manufacturer Of Double Refined Candies,
and NaafAr Nh
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSIONS
" HOUSE,
On Cary, Id door beloig l2th Street, and next to
F7oxy Inspectors former 0Mce.

On Cary, I'd door beIolU l2fh Street, and next TO
F7oxr Inspectors former OMce.
j. MONRO GA RT F. r.
Successor to Jas. Thomas, Com'r Merohant,)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond.
and the public rally, that he has purchased Of
the legal agent of Mr. Jas. Thomas all his stock Oh
NEAL, &c land will continue to keep on hand and
deal in GRAIN, FEED, TOBACCO, FLOUR,
a stSt garseIs Of cornsTy; Sursd BACON hui
Ing every effort to facilitate the interests OF
those who may favor the new concern. Acontinu
stl5n of the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor Is solicited.
He refers, by permission. to Messrs. Wagon
ER, HILL ARCHER, VAN-LEw. TAYLOR Co..
!osRs Co.. RICHARD CAUTHoRN, Esq, PHILIP
b. PRICE, ESQ, Richmond, Va
y a-sIn j. MONROE CARTER
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MUSIC TEACHIaG.
, HARP INSTRUCTIONS!

S&& LEGITIMATE HARP INSTRUCTION.
with q full delineatIon of BOCHSA'S NEW HARP
EFFECTS AND PASSAGES, and all imaginary
diffcu tiles removed BIZ a proper course of in
strpction given. such will enable persons of
Ordinary talent to play brilliant and effective Mu-
sic In very short time, saving considerable time,
labor and expense.
TERMs-S35 per quarter. Those not having
Harp will be accommodated.
PROF, G. T. DRCENIEL,
At Mrs. PETER r. MAYo's,
oc 4-2Gn 9Th street batween CLAW and I sish
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u,HE SHIRT BOsOM DEPOT -THE

l. GREATEST BARGAINf EVER OFFERED.
LEVY, Is Main street, has lust received the fol-
loving large assortment of Shirt Boyoms, which
Shirt Bosoms at Tx cents worth 20 cents; white
and colored Marsellles Bosoms at l2h cts worth
Is cents; Wove Busoms at l21a cents, worth rs
cents; Union Linen Bosoms at l shilling, worth
Is cents; pure Irish Linen Bosoms At Is cts, worth
S71. cents; lrish Linen do. at 371s cents, worth
Ga cents; Irish Linen do a. so cents, worth rs
cents; French We've do. at 371a; 81, IS and a1s
cents. worth 90. rs 81 and SI.25 The above Goods
will all be found to be as cheap they repre-
sent. d.. BE sure to go to No Is Main street. You
can find there all kinds of desirable Dry Goods, at
prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
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WI SAYA BARK" is made in the most care full
manner, from the best spe cies Of Peruvian Barf.
THAT from which Quinlne il made y 10 very palnt-
able. and highly recommended by our own physi-
cans for loss Of appetite and to prevent rel pxe
alter chii's and biiions fsvers Prepared only BY
MEADE BAKER, Pharmace utisTs.
l8 Main st., corner above Post Once
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RO. B. POLLARD.
oc e-tds Agent for the Legateee.

TAMES RIVER ExTATE.-Th PEMBER-
TON ESTATE. upper MAidsn's Adysn-
TIRE advertised bv me a. Commissioner will b
eneted ~ pubic sale. the pre- s.ises.on TH uRS
DAi oetobss lsth. lao Appheatiors for private
pufchase VIII 20 ent EtAiaed lpeanyhile. Adj
dress JOHN LAY. Com misnioner. -,
se E-tds 6ublett's r. o.. PoWhAtAn.
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1870 FALL TRADE. 1870
IOOO. DIRECT IMPORTATION. lOOO

Nam srRHRr, RIcHMoND, Va, Tmpori.rs Of
Hafdrars, Cutlery. Guns, and Anchor" Bols-
ms Cloths, have received, per ship Susan
hnks," d. rect to this port, their Fall Importation
q hne and heavy Hardware; and from the manu-
i.sltarefs IN ,ha Eastern states their. goods OF
american make, TO which they invite the a.ten-
n noa OF the merchants of Virginia, Tennessee and
worm Carolina, guaranteeing u sell IS cheap as
eau De bought IN any city, North or East. 1 hey
gre also agents for "Fairbank's' very celehr ated
eeses which they sell at manufacturers prices;
~. fb-Orders shall receive their prompt and
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~. Mr.. y. NJCHOI-s-S 1K11I1,H

,E9X NIX. NJ HVLLS GkNt,CH-
ksHi&THE COW POSER. LECTURER AND
~ SINGING MASTER, from England
Author of Kathleen Mavourneen'' and 2,OOO
Songs-late Music 5! Editor of Godey's Lady's
Book
Respectfully announces 70 the musical commu
daily to pupils Intending to form their voices OF
the EurOueSn schools.
Terms and Circulars to be had at the Music
Stores DC 9-lmH
.Eyy MUSICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
NEsx Prof G y. DYCRNIEt. is now ready. and
PIX offers his professonal services to such as
may be anx ious to obtain a com pete and tho rough
course OF Masicai Instruction, as pursued by all
Collegiate Professors IN Europe On the RP.
the SCIENCE and ART Of TEACHING MUSIC
For Gard of Terms. Testimouiais &c, apply to
PROF.. DkGRNfEL, at M rs P. Mayos,
Sc 25-lmN 9Th st, bet CLAW and Leigh.
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VERY IMPORTANCE know where yo

VERY IMPOKTANT--TO Know where yon
can buy great bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets,
Shoes, Boots. &c. at No. ~ Main st.-JOSEPH
Is1, IS 371a. 80, 621 cents &c worth, every item
double the money; Hearth Rugs at So 50; fine Bed
Blankets at SS.75 and higher heavy Servants
Blankets 80 cents; heavy aud finest bleached A
Cotton at az cts, selling elsewhere at shilling;
beautiful white Flannel 20 cts; red and yellow all
wool Fan rel at Is cts; heavy Ticking and Striped
D1mesties at all prices satinets; Cassimeres Lin-
and Double Shawls; kmbroidcres, the cheapest
ever offered in Richmond; Dress Goods too hume
to mention, In style, quaiity and price. All
where, as twill pay well in doing So:
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MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.-The next
"A session Of our School begins On the FIRST
LIST day of June, 1861:
TERMS ROR THE sCHoLAsTI YEAR,
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MEDICAL. CAkN.-Dy: PLUME o1ers aD az.
~ vcss 2 the Pablo N the tTeatnsptof III spcrs
Srsnss dives b. ss clam s e SsSe e.
On Franklin street, pear the kxcAAags HOTEL. q Z
v ,n,Js o os hand d. uss 81 AZ
fRACT OF FL0WEaS;" oss q tie vssy BEE,
,enovaeOvs Tor yeakenee para bow known. Nsdi-
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New FALL GOODS, 1s6O.-CHRlsTiAN
~ LATHROP are in receipt of their stock of
Fall and Winter Goods comprising one ct the
Silks and other Dress Goods, that they have ever
offered; also. Plantation Goods of all qualities,
manufactured in vlrginia. Blankets, Flanneis
devoted to Carpets, of which we have rich Velvet,
Tapestry, Brussels, Three Ply, Ingram. and other
goods pertaining to this branch, which will be sold
at such prices as will be to the interest of pur-
chase RI tn examine. at 80 Main street.
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LANCE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES'
"A FANCY DRESS GOODS AT AND UNDER
duetion, to mako a clean sweep of everything
which has fancy IN it. Plaid Merinos, Fancy
Slts, PopIlnettes Cslicoess Clocks. sleeyes. Col
Ruches, 30. Ladies are specially invited to call
aud view these tremendous bars aims, which ID
clearance sale, CHAS A. GWATKlN,
Sth and Main street.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE

~ RANAW AY-From my overseer,
~ at Tree Hill, on the oath September. three
2 HNegro men, named JOHN, BEN and len
'RY. A liberal reward will Re paid on their
secured IN jail, that 1 may GET them.
oc ll-d6t&cv3t FRANKLIN STEARNS.
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pANOA MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY fEBRuAR q 1850


IN = fefeht lec'me N Astronomy, by
pfof Mitchell, That genilemsn closed vllh
ihe fullowiha thrilling passage
I" Light tfayef7ea space At The rate #
twelve milliHu Mills minute, yri The light
from The nearest star requires Ten years ia
reach the earth. and llfaeholls telescope
revealed stars two ihlusand. three hundred
times fafihfr distant, The great telescope
of lord Hoss pursued those creations of
0ot siIll deeper Into space, and having te.
solved The hpbulW u iha Milky Way into
stars. discovered other systems of stars
beautiful diamond points, differing through
The black darkness beyond. when he le.
held this amazing abyss--whon he sas
these systems scattered proluscly through.
out space when he reflected upon their i'm.
mensc distances, their enormous magnitude,
ard the countless millions Of world that be.
longed to them, 1t seemed TO him ~ though
the Wild dream Of the German poet vas
more than realized.
"God called man IN dreams into The yes.
iibulc Of heaven, saying. 'come up hlibor
and ! will show thee the glory Of my house.
And TO hh angels who stood about his
throne. he said, take him, strip him of hi.
robes and leah cleanso his affections put
new breath into his nosirils hut touch
not his human hcart-the heart that
fears, and hopes, md trcmblcs. A mo.
mcnt, and il was done. and the man stood
ready for his unknown voyage. Under the
guidance Of . mighty angel, With sound Of
flying pinions, they sped away from the bat.
Elements Of heaven. Some time on the
mighty angels wings they lied through sa.
haras Of darkness, wilderness Of death. A,
length from distance not counted save in
the arithmetic Of hcayen-light bcamcd up.
on them--a sleepy fame as seen through a
hazy cloud. They sped on in their terrible
speed to meet them. In moment the blaz.
ing Of suns around them-a moment the
Wheeling Of planets, then came long ctcr.
mites OF twilight; then again on the right
hand and the left appeared other cons,ella.
tions. At last the man sank down crying
|-'Angcl, ! can 90 no further; let me liz
down in the grave and hide myself from the
in6nitude Of the universe, for end there il
nome End is there none!' demanded
the angel. And from the gli,tcring star
that shone around, there came chora
shout-'End there is noncr End thcr,
is none?' demanded the angel again; 'snt
Is il this that nwcs thy soul ! answer
end there is none to the universe Of God
l.o, also, there is no beginning"
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Over NE heauly N y plgmb ahd iho spfi
eo' there efHsa . bloom ahi beauty more
eslaisilo ihah lhe fali lilaif e sol i.l.
cate aush thai etustfeids ifa blusln-
check Nup, # you sifIhf yaur htnd tff
ihli anl y ia pneo gone, y Is gone llrttrf
~ u never gross bet oneo Tho h0wn
that hangs IN The morning, impeiflel With
dew -affsYeA as No qncenly woman ryof
Was arfayed With iowrs once shake d no
that The beads roll 10, and you mny sprinkle
water over u A. yoa plcnao, yet lt cunnoVcr
be mndo agn n what h was wh0n the dow
iell silently upon u from heayon On
frosty morning yon mHy Hoo Tho pancs "
glass covered wiih landscapes mountains.
lakes, and lfeea, llendcd NJ beautiful, fan.
tasilc picture. Nov 10y your hand upon
the gla.s, anl by lhe sefsleh ef your lip-
fer, ~ ny The warmth of your palm, Nh tho
delicate irncpfy will b. olliieraicl So
there " IN youth beauty aud purity Of
character, which when once touched. aud
lchlcd, can never hc restored a fringe
more delicate tlnh frost work, and which
when iorn and broken. will never be- ro-om.
broidcrcd 4 man who has spotted nnd
soilcd his garments in youth, though he may
seek 70 make them white again, can never
wholly DO II, even were hc 20 wash them
with his tears Whom young man leaves
hir fathers house, with the blessings Of his
mothers tears stIll wet upon his forehead
u he once Loses that purity Of character,
Il is loss that he can never make whole
again. Such Il tho consequence Of crime.
ls effects cannot be cradicatcl; il can only
bc forgiven.
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A MAN nARnYrso FOURTEEN woMEs

A good story il told Of chap in North
Carolina who wen, the entire figure in the
way Of cour,ing MI the girls who would
have him. withou, asking any of the,a 10
die od, as the law directs. After having
married bis thirteenth, some Of his hrs,
loves came down upon him, and lodged him
in Jail. But a person SO fond Of liberty,
and who could e.: into IIymen's moose With
such ease, found little difficulty In getting
ou, Of the 'jug:' and the next news u him
he was running at large with heavy re-
ward for his apprehension. Ha was short
~ recognized BY gentleman, who, anxious
to get the reward, invited him TO bis house,
desired him to sis down-csllei bis wife "a
chat with him. ~ On induccmcns TO dctain
him shcrc-vhile he made some excuse for
leaving him few moments, and started for
q constable to arrest the runaway. What
was the poor mans sstonishment, on return.
ing with the constable. to find the gay 10th.
ario--tsking advantage Of his short absencs
had absconied with his wife. This mads
the fellows stock Of wives on hand four
teen.
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4 word on ifihine oson. have found
ilai Ny ltr iho hfsl time 10 train steers IA
ehen they nrc calsei say ihe fret winter
usen ihli hro tinlnel when quite young,
are much moro plllto md obe,lieni, aud
lhla alli much ~ their ,iluc, sleefr that
run tll they nro three or four years old, ,aro
dfaetfons animals 10 encounter. They are
always running AWAY with lhe cart ~ sled
Whenever ihmc i4a chancc for them, and
oItou serious injury " The result | would
not recommend working steers hard, while
young, as Il prevents their growlh there "
la difference between working them aud
merely training them. have observed that
very little attention is paid by our farmers
10 training their steers 10 back. bu, as they
become allie TO driw q considerable load for.
ward. they are oiicn numerically beaten On
the head aud face, hcoau.e they will not
back y cart or sled with ~ largo load ~
they can draw forward forgetting that much
pains has been ialen 20 tcnch them 10 draw
forward. bat none 10 teach them TO push
backward. To remedy the occasion Of this
humping, ~ soon ~ ! have taught my
steers TO be- handy, as Il is called, and TO
draw forward, place them with cart
where the land isa little descending; in
this situation they will soon learn TO back
il. Then ] place them on level land, and
exercise them. Then ! teach them to back
n cart up land that is little rising, the
cart having no load in il, ns yet. When
have taught them to stand up in the tongue
as they ought. and back an empty cart,
next either pu, small load in the cart, or
take them TO where the land rises faster,
which answers the same purpose thus in a
few days they can be taught TO back we'll,
and know how TO do u. which, by little
use afterwards, they never forget. This
may appear Of little consequence TO some,
but when j, is remembered how frequently
We wan, to back load, when we are u
work with the cattle, and how convenient II
il to have our cattle back we'll, Why should
We no, teach them for the time when vi
want them to lay oa, their strength Be'
sides, ], often saves blows and vexaiions,
which is considerable when one Is in hur.
ry. never consider pair Of oxen well
broke until they will back well with esss
any reasonable load. and | would give Z
very considerable sum more for yokc thu
trained.
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A VOLCANO IN NEW YORK STATE.

Tho Troy Arena Of January 10Th 10 re-
sponsihlc FOR the following:
"Thc facts herein stated may appear some.
what incredible to those not convcrsan, with
them. They can, however, be substanIia,cd
by thousands Of witnesses residing in the
vicinity alluded to, and may be relied upon
as strictly true in every particular. In Put.
nam county, in this State, nearly opposite
West Point, there Is mountain known NJ
Break Neck Mountain, into which there il
anopcnng of eaycrnous description, some
what irregular in form, but quito straight
in lis direction, and twenty feet or more In
diameter, Oh, Of which a, certain times
there issues masses of matter with great
force. These eruptions arc composed oi
yitrcous and mineral substances of various
kinds, together with fragments Of trees, and
no, unfrcquently mingled with evidences of
animal exis,enees. These masscs amount
sometimes in bulk 10 several tons: they
cause dcafcningroar. and ARE accompanied
by Ere and smoke. The existence cf this
volcano has not been known until lately,
which Is probably tho reason that !. has at.
trac,cd no more notice"
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A CAPITAL ADDRESS TO A SON.

The present actors upon the stage Of life
will soon pass from its busy scenes, and
their places mus, be supplied BY those who
nrc trcading in their footsteps. We are in
n, world Of cbange---i,s mutations are con-
slant, and its vicissi,udes arc strangely
chcqured. Time, in the rapidity Of its fight,
carries oil things speedily to their destined
end. Dissolution is stamped upon the works
Of man, and is written visibly upon Natures
face. Though the scenes Of your youthful
struggles and early joys will never be for.
go,scn---mcmory will still lingcr around
your advancing ace, ard often, very of.en,
cheer the drcsrincss Of life with the fresh
ness Of their wonted enjoymen,s--
"Ous ,ins's moment, sad . point osr space"
You ere entering upon a more enlarged
sphere, sdvancing to manhood, and neces-
city, II not choice, Is the impetus Or your
transit. Henccforth yos will have TO con-
tend With men-wi,h the veterans Of agc
and experience: be not discouraged, II the
public voice refuse to pronounce you ,rium-
phsns. The time will come, when, to the
ardor Of yossh, you viii add the maturity Of
age, and 10 the Ere Of ambition the strength
of wisdom. And, should your country ev.
or call for your cid, - forth like chsmpi.
On Of freedom-and may your sword be
aashed With victory, and youf temples sdorn-
ed with the garlsnds Of glory. ~IIut till
then, struggle for immortality! She is no,
to be courted with cold Indifference. or won
By occasional exersicns. To reap her earth.
j rewards, time must be improved, oppor-
tuaitiss appreciated, talents sxsrsed, and
gsaius sppiisd. Fix high the standard Of
yoss snbition; case on the splendon Of
iAs ssn, snd h The srismphs cf bold a.
eesioa, lserA nan's deetinssioa from HE
celestial ssigin. In The great warfare shss
that Il nov eonvulsing the civilised World.
yes nay have 70 take psrt-rssp the rod
Of hsrneA and weld she thsnderbols Of
Jove. n he dsnesn Of the conflict, virtue
win h y zoo On aaulss Il psssset;os, ssd
visica . salisusA Of safety. Yoa have
casss fbs eaeosrseement. The ssse Of hope
= plansed n the dasknees of ouT.morsl sky.
ss1 ~ bswef pssnise, viii ID vssisd splen-
dssA 80 spass ~ sissling hssvsas. r
yosrs tie glory to srshes h ~ MIDI sni
eAsesisg Day, vhea the - vill warn svssy
hsass - munias svssy nis6-saa ~
Il ~ - ys11
n aopsaDel 49, ouaadb = sn.asl.
N oses . - g O.. = l.lIssI .