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FOREIGN NOTES.
An Appeal for Votes for Boulanger-other
Interesting Items.


rBy Anglo-Amercan cable TO tho Dispatchl
PARIS September 21.-M. Paul de ROu-
lede, NJ. La Guerre, NJ. Naquet, and other
members of the Patriotic League, which
was recently suppressed by the Govern
melit. have issued manifesto, in which
they appeal TO all patriots 10 vote for Gem
erai BouanCer in tO-mOTrOws elections for
members of the Chamber of Deputies, and
thus deliver the country from the yoke Of
the Government which is running France.
The Gaa0ts says that the Government at
the last moment intends to issue procla-
nation declaring all the votes cast for
General Boulanger WILL be void. Bou-
langists are working actively in the inte-
rests of their candidates. Committees have
been appointed whose duty it will be to
closely watch the ballOt-boxes and prevent
any attempts at fraud.
A MONUMENT TO FRANCE UNVEILED.
PARIS. September 21.-The monument to
the republic. erected in Place de Ia Nation,
was unveiled by President Carnot to-day.
Tirard. Prime Minister, delivered an adj
dress. in which he congratulated Paris
uDon the Inauguration of monument
which recalls the pacific conquests of 1889.
He spoke in the highest terms of the re-
public. The whole world, he declared. ad-
mired the proofs afforded OF It's strength
and vitality. He hoped that republican
France would issue triumDhantlv from her
trials, and that Frenchmen would abandon
discussion and allow the country to enjoy
the peace she desired, and which the re-
public alone secured.
RAILWAY CONGRESS BASQUETED.
Pans, September 21.-MM. Souviner,
Minister Of Finance. and Yoes Quot. Min
lister of Public Works, gave banquet to
the Railway Congress at the Palais de Pm
dustry to-day. Six hundred covers were
laid. Toasts We're proposed and drunk TO
the unity and prosperity OF the nations
represented in the congress.
THE CAMPAIGN IN FRANCE.
PARIS. September 21.-The electoral sam
paign is proceeding quietly throughout
France.
RACING IN LONDON.
LONDON. September 21.-The principal
event at the Manchester September meet
ING to-day was the race for the Lancashire
plate of i2,O0O soyereigns added 10 sweep
stakes Of 20 sovereigns each for starters,
seven furlongs. 1t was won by the Duke
of Portland's three-year-old bay colt Dono-
van: G. Perkins's three-yeaT-old chestnut
colt Chitabob second, and Alicante third.
There were eleven starters.
IN GOOD CONDITION.
ST.. PrrynssuRG, September 21.-The ac-
counts published by the control admins
tration for the fiscal year 1888 show that
the Governments receipts exceeded tho
expenditures by 0,00o, 900 roubles.
TO CLOSE FOR FORTNIGHT.
Lorpon, September M.-The cotton
manufacturers Of Lancashire proposs to
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AN EXPRESS MESSENGER ARRESTED.
Charged with Stealing Diamonds from n
Trunk on the n. N. and NJ. "
RaIIroaI
[By telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

Lou1svILIE, September 2i.-Thomas
port News and Mississippi Valley railroad,
was arrested here last night by Detective
Farrall charged with having stolen $500
worth OF diamonds from trunk about ten
DAYS ago. A baggage-master whose name
is White was arrested at Lexington yester-
dag. When Green was captured he was az
the races and was just 0nshing q couple OF
pool-tickets on which he had made Dig
winnings.
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CHRlSTlANSBURG.
Failed to Appear-The Agricultural Col
lcge.
Especial telegram TO the DisDatch.l


CHRIsr1ANsBURG, VA. September 21.-
Captain Robert Crockett, Of Wytheyille,
who was billed TO make a Republican
speech at Blacksburg to-day, failed to put
in an appearance. There was not much
disappointment. however, as only q small
crowd had gathered 90 hear lin.
Tho Agricultural College has l0S matricu-
lates, of which several are from outside Of
the State, two being from New York. The
prospects are very 1attering for the future
Of this institution under the present able
faculty. Colonel Preston, manager of the
experimental station, is preparing report
of the result Of his operations, which Will
be soon given to the public.
The nomination or the Senate to-day at
Salem of G.. Nell. Gish by the Republicans
gives assurance that the district Will 20
largely Democratic.
Cards arc out for the marriage of Miss
Kate c. TAYLOR, daughter of the late Major
James c. Taylor, TO Mr.. s. Harris Hoge, a
prominent young lawyer Of this place, on
the % of October.
The weather is unusually cold for this
season of the year. The mercury Is down
to 50 and overcoats are in demand.
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EOR RENT. THREE STORYfa
A BRICK DWELLING 80. fi7 cast Main -
street. ten rooms AMI kitchen WIN four rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. n9 norh Ie ih
street. eight rooms AMI Aifcaen
BRICK DW ELiING No. 5Jf north SIKH rr-ct.
- fen rooms srd kitchen.
NEW BRICK TENEMENT No 1904 wcs' Cary
street. siK roows, bath. hli-waf"r rage, a.
BRICK TENEMENT 30. 3.5 south Pho street,
siy rooms.
BtIch TENEMENT No. 1911 Rose street.; six
rooms.
BRICK Ten EMESr No. rs vest Mar.hAA
street: seven rooms
NV BRlCg IkNfWgNr 40. 1870 cat War-
ehal street. ngn rooms
BRICK IESEHEA So c2nor't F.r't .'rsea:
nfr rooms. SUTTON 81 il..
ao z.-i JOS Nain sfr.s.
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LOUDOUN DEMOCRATS.
They WIN Keep IN the Vanguard in tho
Fight.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

LEEsBuRG, Va. September 2.--The
County Democratic Committee met here
to-day. The six districts of Loudoun were
represented by the following members
John II. Alexander (chairmanl, II. n. Rec
tor, Dulany Brain, J. c. Coleman, i. Q.
Helm, Nj. NJ. Redotfer. ID. II. Nandeventer,
and Henry Heaton, proxy for n. X. Heaton:
John +. Ryan. nominee for the House OF
Delegates. was also present.
The campaign for this county was dis
cussed and plans formulated for vigOr-
ous prosecution OF the canvass.
For years past Loudoun has always been
found in the vanguard of the Democratic
columns, and Will doubtless roll up her
usual majority on the 9TH of November.
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The Tides Work at Cape Charles.

10y IoItgfupH 70 IhV DIHP"SN3"'
WARRINGTON. September 21.-lnforna-
ton has been received at the Marine-HoS-
pitsi Bureau from Cape Charles quaran..
tlne-station showing That in the, gale OF
the 10th and 18th instant the nde
rose eight feet aud washed the lower end
OF the island, leaving the hospital in the
surf and breaking up the floor. About
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These lines-never published before
now published by request-were written /
father after the death of a Young SON
the fifth Of seven children who had died
infancy:
Cal-call the children. darling.
IT'S the hour If family prayer;
We have but two TO call-the rest
Await US IN the air.
Thank God around our hearthstone,
All Swallowed though IL b.,
By tho light of tho family altar
They can meet With me and thee.
We may not see All seven.
God gives not here fun light
We tread our way % Heaven
BY faith, and not by sight
But though We neither see nor hear.
We know the angel band
As ministering spirits for our good
Around rs ever stand.
And though their Voices may not Join
In penitenual prayer,
Wiener We meet around the throne
They gather with US there
They nave not now 10 ask for bread.
Nor prag 10 be forgiven;
The iempteris wilos bring them no dread,
They are safe from i'll in Heaven.
But whom we say "Our Fathcr.r
Their hearts are one with ours,
When "Hallowed be Thy naIno." we pray,
And ask that transient powers
OF earth and sin may pass away
Before the light Of glorious day.
And "let Thy kingdom come -
Or when with hesltatlng faith
We cry beneath the rod
Mid stfed sobs-in hating breath.
Thy will be done," Oh. God.
The broken prayer VIC utter here,
All mixed with feeble faith and fear,
They echo round the mercy-seAt
10 angel voices full and sweet
And when our hallolulAh song
"1o Thee. great God. OF right belong,
All kingdom. power. glory. praise"
We seek with faltering lips 70 raise.
The cheruO tongues md glad employ
In rapturous shouts Of holy 10y.
While their accoriant voices rise
With ours 10 cleave tho upper skies
And lOudest In the happy throng
His glaisome lips the notes prolong.
Who Ia that little vacant chair
so lately knelt beside US,
With need 20 ask, he II no'er feel there,
For cares Of earth provide US"
But yet exulting IN his Joy
Our lately lost that angel boy.
Ia all the new-fOund bliss OF Heaven
Forgets not he IL one Of seven.
i feel round mo his little arm,
He seeks you with the other.
And tries - grasp us ell In oae-
His sister, nurse, aud brother.
And as he lis IS from broken hearts
4 he cry. "rhY will be done"
lie Joins, AS here. though they see not
Oh. Christ, their course DO rum
Then call tho children. darling,
There1l be 10 vacant seat;
Our circle round this altar
Is even new compleee.
And DO II our endeaYor.
With Christs impaired grace,
To lead the remnant two on earth
To seek the Fathers face;
That they With us and those above
May share for aye that Fathers love.
And bending now before Hin,
Wen plead la fervent prayer.
That ours may DO when lime 10 DOR
An unbroses circle there.
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close all their mills for fortnight in hope
that such action will destroy the corner in
cotton. The operatives association has
given assent to the plan.
ADyIcEs BEAssURTSo.
LONDON, September 2l.-Mail ad.vices
from Congo are Measuring. The Arabs
maintain cordial attitude and navigation
il unimpeded. Tippoo lib IS submissive
and helpful. He has postponed his journey
20 Seansiba.
TO FSTEBIs FREEDOM.
ZANZIBAR. September 2I.-With the OBJ
iect of assisting Great Britain and Ger
sultan has iss1ed an edict empowering the
Commander of the English and German
war-ships to search all zanzieaese, Dnoqs,
and other boats. The decree also provides
that every person who enters the Sultan's
dominions after November shall be Tree.
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Personal.

The German man-of-war Irene, in COM
mand Of Prince Henry, of Prussia, brother
of the German Emperor. arrived at Gibral-
tar on wednesday IN route 10 the Piraeus.
The Prince visited the Notifications,
escorted by a guard OF honor.
If Spain will administer 70 Morocco a
good thrashing her action will be COM
mended by the civilized world. Slavery -
now one of the relies Of barbarism. and
any country that still persists in selling
human beings into bondage should be
blown from the face of the earth.
?. r. Barnum, the great Snowman, made
an address on religion on Thursday before
the State Convention Of the Uniyersalist
Church which was held at Stamford, Conn.
He reviewed the Universalist belief, AZ he
understood it. and declared himself in
favor of printers ink in his own profession
and for the Church.
The wedding trOusscau Of Miss Anita
Mccormick, who is shortly to be married
10 Emmons Blaine, IS said TO be tho most
elegant and expensive ever owned by an
American bride-elect. Lace is Miss Ne
Cormick's special luxury, and upon it She
has spent thousands Of dollars. so that
every piece in her trousseau is covered with
cascades Of the most exquisite webs from
all parts of Europe where lace is made.
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The Fourth Senatorial District Repabh.
cans.
n,r-.i.I ,e,egram 10 DE pi,patch.l

tporIel WIegrhul 70 Iuo UIspAVVHsI
BAE,,N, Va. September 2i.-The kepnbli-
cars Of the Fourth senatorial district held
TIER convention here to-day, when Cap
TAN @. Nell Gtsh, Of Roanoke, was nomi-
late by acclaneiion.
The convention 70 nominate candidate
foT the House Of Delegates received that 1t
T. .nsEpedient 70 put candidate IN the
held
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>c,7>~~r~e,y~--|' >-'~Ss-s-
by James u. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoer,
Ili3 Main street.
THE CENTRALLY.LOCATED, MO

THE CENTRALLY-LOCATED, MO
Il DERNLY-C RECONSTRUCTED, AND
VERY ATTRACTIVE
THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING
No. Cos EAST LEIGH STREET.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY reques. Of the owner shall sell by public
auctioa, on the promises. on
FRIDAY NEXT. 9TH INSTANT,
AT 3 O'Clock r. NJ. the sbove-nsmed trnly-Gesirn-
bic centrally, and observation-disclosures spacious.
sutstantial and conveniontly-arrangcd THREE
hY-AND- BASEMENT BRICK RESIDENCE,
containing ton rooms Of ane size. besides closets,
bathrooms, &C.. and detached double
brick kitchen OF four rooma Tho lot fronts
about 3iX feet extending back between paral-
lei limos about 100 feet
This is roally one Of tho most desirable OF tho
many attractive residences In that good neigh
borhOod. IL within Eve minutes walk of tho bus-
Of the city. will mako delightful
home. or as an Investment Will command good
tenant ut once and yield an extraordinary per-
centage upon the price az which 10 may now DO
sold. Go and inspect It and come 10 the sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance by hegotia-
bio notes nj six and twelve months, interest edd-
od. and secured by deed OF trust
Possession at once. j. y: ELAN,
seq Auctloneer.
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THIS day Joseph ". bian,ou. whose name ,,
mentioned aa general partner ln 'siA.-
Ur,i,.t ptvtuor.rtp. fho articles where ar1
hereto annexed. appeared bo.oro me, W.
DasntclL a notary public for tee ciiy aforsshii.
ia the state u Virginia. and maze cath La
Thomas T. GIL ihe ancciAl i"ftN'f -
SAD ARTICLES oi limited partnership, hss o.n-
tributca 10 tho common st0ck tarrsoi' al as
actually pssd psid ia "a "a, the sum % i've tou-
nd dollar, $4,000
Given under ny hsnd tDis I'M gay % ~
her. ~. ". :. DASuitLL. Notary fuotc.
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by Jas Nacdougal.
No. II north Tenth street
TRUSTEES SALE OFTHEE ENTIRE


ElRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE
4 PLANT
KNowN As TIE RICHMOND, WAGoS ,J.2.
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND BYRD
STREETS, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue ~ a deed Il trust 20 tho underslgn-
ed as trustee from Richard Fry, trailing under
the name Of Fry & sons, aud duly recorded,
will SOIL on the premises as ABOVE, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER :, 1852
a, II o'clock A. NJ, tho entire Grst-class assort-
meat Of MACHINERY, WAGONS, PLONs.
LUMBER. &c. In tn following lJ,s-yiA;
1t ALI tho MACHINERY. embracing no
nearly new Amss Engine and boiler. PONY
Palmer. Band, Cu'-Oa aad kp Saws ana ID
blcs 4haf'ing. Boiling. Drills. SC.
lot B-rHNEE FORCES u Patent haAa-
Blowers. Bellows, Aayils. blncssmilis Ioo'9'
Lot c~About i3O Princes PLows Of L, ?;
3, end 4-horse. together With large lou u
PLOW-FlXrCRes ana CASTINGS. .......,.
Lot D-Seyeral Dew WAGOA-GtARs. WAGON
HUBS. sPOKEs. FhLLOEs. IRONS, g.. also, oil
PAINTS. OILS. TURPENliNE, BRUSHES, SEA
sONED LUMBER. &c
1fe above properly will b. offered IN lois a5
advertised and viii then be- offered az whole,
and sale % DO confirmed % tho highest DllueIs.
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM NJ. TURPIN,
Trustee.
sale conducted by JAS AAcpouGALL- sea-
EINE FARMIN NELSON COUNTY.
Il VA. TO BE SOLD Al PUBLIC AUCTION
On THg2.rH DAY or SEPTEMBER, lssA-in
pursusncs Of O decree entorod IA he cause Oh
BUCK. &C, a. Tie Piedm0n. aud Arlington LIE
Insurance. Company pendisg IN ne United
states Circuit Court tor the Eastern district OF
Virginia. on The a0th day OF May. 1889. the un-
dersigned will offer Tor sae az pubic auction, at
Midway Mills, IN Nelson county. Va, AZ o'clock
p ~, on the
2arH DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1889.
the TRACT OF LAND known as Bon Air."
containing $50 ACRES. more or less. THIS tract
IL Immediately on the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad and within half mite OF Midway Aiiis-
IL mas on IL 8 comfortable BRICK HOUSE with
the necessary 0UT-BUlLDlNGs. ahe situation
Is elevated aud healthy. Tho land hes we'll and
Is for the m0st part cleared and Ia good state
OF cultivation. but there IS timber enough on tho
tract fer farming purposes
TERMS: Que tnlrd cash, ana for tho bal
sncs notes al one and two years. with interest
added: title to be retained until all the pur-
chase-money Is paid.
For further information address
A. l. BoULWARE. Receiver.
Richmond. Va,
or cAMM PATrEsoN.
Special Commissioner,
~ In kepton Poat0rfca Va
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THURSDAY. sSPTgyBgs 20, 1859.
AT II O'CLOCK u.

By virtue OF a decree Of tho Cbancory Court
Of the city Of Richmond. Va. IN tho chnncery
suit theron depending styled Tompk;nsa al
ministratrix r. iOmpkins and as, lOmpkinFf
admnistrats'x y. Alis9n Il Addison aud as,
and \ 8 T. PattesOn. trustee, g. 1ompklDs ana
ais. Said decree was 0otered on the g0ih day of
November, lSSg. We. tho undersigned SPECIAL
commissioners viii proceed % sell nt publo
Ructi on a. the time md placo above prescribed,
that MAGNIFICENT FARM located tn FOWhf~
tan county known ~ Pennington. containing
i.0f5 ACRES 81 extremely valuable land. ABOUT
eco acres Is open land and IS In a hlch staio of
cultivation, and produces finely wheat. CORP.
oats tObarcO aud grssseS ina balance 81 no
land. nre we'll wooded e9d iimbcred WITH COX
and pine There srs several creeks iiowng
through this pla-e. and are never-iainS
streams. 1his beautiful farm lies IN \ splendid
neigh bOrh0od, CONVENIENT 10 schools, chlrchra.
and mills. both Jaw and 2rist
The improvements consist q nice FRAME
HOUSE containing nine or ton rooms ana all
tho Ou;-h0uses usually found on a nr1i-class
farm.
Such an elegant estate as this should attract
the attention Of capitalists aud home-seek"rs.
This property will be offered az a whole Or
may be subdiyifcd into three tracts, 20 viii DO
shown by plat % M" lands exhibited on the
day o. salo. II soll ia parcels tao Iraci No i.
containing 5DE acre. win at f.o Improve
ment'. will rr hrst o'fcret: them Tract $50. %.
coutsiuitg az ,, acres limo Opeh lfnl arl wood
el land then irsct 80. g c.utalniug Bias acres
OF boauuiW c-oeE, met lON, 2nl Ano Nih tr
lands.
For further information call on the auction
e0rs. who Wild tste pleasure in giving any NOR
nation desired, and p'ats ~ fhe stoqcdcscr5
farm Arc at their respective Offices.
Parties wishing 90 inspoc. the farm vii leave
RichmOnd on no q:Oi 3. ~ train Sirh u9ni AMI
Allegheny dcp0). gctfing OIL 90 Leo station,
whore thcy viii be- me. by Mr. John Gilliam,
who will show the '1 %.
TEE TERMS under which thia beautiful estate
will be offered arc exceedingly liberal. nni nrr a'
folows-i0 VIII: len per cent 90 the pur Dee
70 oacY IN cash: The residue ou "a eye .l' ui nln,
two. end ihroo yclr-, in equal indictments o"hr-
Ing po- cent interest from DAY 90 sale ID pail,
aud ~ L. se 'urri 10y bonds NJ the puirnt.or, WIN
good Ders ln2l security. AL hy rrt'utNn ~ if''
title, or personal security mas be- : spoon 80 VITA
II tie purchaser preie~- fn pay L- ul..f 0r frr-o
than one fourth II the pureha.c-usuoY in cash.
For further paricuiars a. l-D7 fE" Gl--
ti0neers or IS. =. pAtlE.ON.
CONWAY b.. ~ tNN~.
..ra.| d.
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by y. W. Bowe.
ReDl Estate AuctiOnaer.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF THAT VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
VACANT LOT or GROUND OK TUE SOCTH
SIDE OF WEST MAIN STitEgT. GO FEET WEST
FROM THE INTERSECTION or MAIN AND
HAkYIE STREETS. BEING ~ IHlCkLN-
POPt LATED AND NSrANrLY-IMPROFlNG
PART OF THE CITY AND WELL ADAPTED
FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, As WE'LL IS rOR
PRIVATE REslDENCEN.-Inp pursuance Of de-
cree Of tho Richmond Chanccry Court entered
June 5, lss9, in tho caUse Of Charles kngie ~.
Adelaide nger Jlas Bitter ani Camille Onger,
her husband. the undersigned, special commits
sioucr. will sell By public auction. on the premt-
ses, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER I, 1889.
at $50 p. NJ. in parcels or as a whole - 70 tho
commissioner may seem best, the LOT OF LAND
referred 10 ia eal decree and located as above
stated: Beginning on tho south sldo u wost
Main street AT n distance OF 6S feet from tho
west siia uf Ha vie street. thence wcstwardiy on
SAID south side If Mails street lO@ foes inches,
AMI running back at right angles within paral-
lei lines 80 fe0t and as per plat and survey
made BY Bolton & IaNaterro, surveyors. Of July
TERMS: One third cash: the residue IN equal
in-talments by negotiable notes ~ Ak ana
twelve months. with interest added, and the tttte
10 bc retained until the pur hase-money is fully
paid aud conveyance ordered 10y The Court.
WILLIAM FLEGENHElMRtt,
Special Commissioner.
n. W. BowR. Auctioneer.
ESGRL, PLAISTIFr AGAINST UNGER, &C.. DE-
FsSDANTs-lH Tus CHAScERY COURT OF TIE
CITY or NcnN0ND.
/. Charles ". God1in. clerk Of said court. GER
tifv that the bond required Of tho special COM
missioner by the decree In the cause o. June ;,
Given under my hasd This 18th day OF July,
lss9.
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Unwilling Of the Monument TO the Con-
federate Dead of Gloucester.
SEPTEMBER Is 1889.
A stone from tho spot whore hero-fen
In tho midst Of the April bloom,
Como take It. 0 Sculptor. and mako u teh
IN me men who encountered doom.
Truhceding tie shrieb II tie shot or sholl,
Unheedlng the tomb
Ave. eivo Il a volce-llke herald OF yore--
IAN echo that liugers and stays
To speak Of tho love and the ialtn they oore'
As they Tough in the grand old days,
And charged mid the clamor, ana SMOKE snu
roar,
Unmiudful Of praso
Then maze 10 as Memnon--let music Cow
In the glow u the southern sun.
In strains which are tender and SOFT and loW'
As they tell how tho deeds were dohe
By mon Of our blood. till the world shall know
The glory they won
Emblazon the names Of the trneand tried
And engravo them with care in Stone
Our children must feel that the dead have dted
For cause that wo deemed our own,
And blush not for men We have marched beside
IN days that are hOwnI
On fields that are sacred TO fame they fell,
Let them sleep .u q soldiers grave
BY mountain ana valley aud lonely DELL
In the plain. by the ocean wave
The stone that we garland with hogpers ehailrel
our lovo for the brave.
Then shield n forever from times decay,
Lot u shine "a a beacon light
And point 10 tho fame Of the mon in gray
who surrendered their lives for hight
Tho brsye~t shall pause, as they pass THIS way,
And thrill az tho sight
Yirgiaia may call p she called OF old,
But she never shall call In vain.
Whilst Gloucester has sons who arc true and
bold,
Who nave learned from her glorious slain
That duty Il dearer by far than gold,
And honor than gainl
BEVERLEY II. TUCKER.
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promises. on
THURSDAY. ocroBgR 3. 1853.
at $50 p. N.. tho ATTRACTIVE. ELEGANT,
AND COMMODIOUS. YET COMPACT THREE
STORI-AND-BA ShMENT BRICK DWELLING
above referred 10. being No i0l east Franklin
street, containing about twelve rooms, besides
two bathrooms. kitchen. and laundry, and four
servants rooms, aud having ell conyenisnces, in-
GLIDING furnace.
The LOT fronts 5sk feet and runs tack 1897
feet 10 q wide alley. and ia high and dry.
THIS IL an eIigibly residence, in a
fashionable and conveuisnt LEGALITY. was sensi-
bly, planned. thoroughly constructed. aud we'll
ventilated, and 10 all tnat goes 10 MAKE up a de-
srable residence Ia surpassed by but fsw.
Terms: One third or moro in cash. and tho
residue, II any. within i've years, with Interest
payable semi-snnuallv; the deferred payments
u be- secured by deed OF trust and u policy OF
Insurance. JAMES PLEASANTS.
j. TRIPLErI HAXALl.
Sc IS 90 % Oh 20, 2SS tttds Executors