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hruora bly 81 last. z he unfortunate m au
did not repay this kindness even with q
smile. s. observe you have some friends
ID your ss,,sfofsuncss said sf,rr the grave
gentleman had passed on. Friends! re.
Piled the unfortuaasc Maa Indignantly,
friends Indeed must tel vow, continued
he that this same person who effects 20
weep over nv mlsfor,unes wlthsuch poIg !.
nans griet, and Who pre,ends 70 Win me
exsrica,e: from all my diGisuities,is hiG.
SELF in some degree the cause ofall my
troublee.;' - Il i posslbes exclaimed
looking a, him with as,onishmens. Yes,
said he, ,ha, man now owes me, and has
for . long time, deb, which he might pay
with the utmost ease, and for the ~antof
tina. little debt ard an hundred others Of
the same description. am compelled 80.
pine 10 the limits of prison"
Reader this grave locking gentleman
wears all he exleroals Of christian. lie
abaus Is ia fashionable religion lie pro
fesses mech BIZ, is sparing Of good
works. Sdca hypocrisy may deceive msn
for time: but can tears and sighs de-
ceive the Searcher of Hears &c. NJ the
hope is vain.
The unfortunate man had seen prospe.
rors days. Then hewas surrounded by q
hoas, Of hlood.sockers, and this re,end-'
ed friend no doubt amo6g he rest Bot
misfortune had orerfaken him. Sill he BE-
licves It is his duty 90 be patient, mode.
rate and JUST, even under The pressure at
every calamity. Blu, when thus assalled,
when stupidity itself puts on a haugh;y,.
dic,atoriai icne--he seems compelled 10
complain. However the world has no.
thing 10 do with this mans Affections, or
that. mans religion, nor win is much re-
gard either the Que or the other.
This case will shew tha. one hours al
vers,ty will teach mere wisdom than 40
age Of prosperity.
q wish this peyy good .friena, sad lhe
unfortunate man. apd al other very COED
men, 30 know sha, have 40 sense Q, era.
II ude for such plying favors, and beg
them 10 fosbsar.
PETER PALLET.
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: FROM THE BALANGE.
THE LIMNER.

sTseve are lines 10 she character ofsosae
rneu. skas alwes pessle the pairser. Tbese
lines sseSvvss d.ssincs and visible '5us hey
are ~ plS be.
ana CIV scs,v for YOUR nfstor'unes'
Sad gave lt7krg gentleman che other
Iaygio 80 zcqialnsapee who had got ias
sssyrt 10 his airs --s | pity y,u very
p,rcA sddsd he (& saw a tear ssaytine 10
hiseys, + as ! hope ysu will gesthrodsh
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HoRRID MURDER
BY TIE lNDEa"S.

+
Extract Of letter. 3fem a gentlemen III Aa
gussine, tohisjrsnd IN Virgtaiu.
8 DEAR SIR,
ON the night CT the Sd Februsry
last, arrived 10 this place ia : most de-
plotabk condiiion, Mrs, Mary Jatdsn,
who with hex husband aod six ca.!d;.sa.
were in January Jas, carried away eap,iyes
by he Indians Mrs. Jo,dsa has furnish
ed Ga with ,Ar following mslarch elysac
couns OF lie massacre of her husband aud
ch..arsn and cf her owa slgsrisgs 9;ih
the savagss
On The nigh, of,he 92d January, 1907
we were suddsniy awakened from slumb1r
by she hed,ous yeus Of sas2ges. Who btttre
we could put ourselves ina srsuation torpe
pose them, succeeded in forcing ihe doors
Of the house, Taey were TO the number
of forty or fifty. frghiiully paiossd, and
armed with romahawks an6 ssalp'rg kniyesa
My husband met them at the door aud 10
their own tongue asked them what they
wanted" the soaps At gar family
was the answer. My husband iu;re Gated
them TO have compassion on me aad his
innocsn, children, but his ist,eatIes avail
ed ncihing we were dragged nsked oal OF
the house. and lied srvsrally with cords.
bv order Of one who appeared TO BE- a
chief, about 20 Of the lodlaus took chaf{gse
of us,swho -weres ordered 90 conduta MS
with all possible dispatch ~ their sst,'s
.ment iabon, 200 miles dls,snt) while the
remainder were left TO pinsge and FIRE tie
hsuse. We ccmmenced ousy Quincy ..
bous misnigh,, through an unculsivafed
wilderness at tie rate OF nearly miles an
hour IF either ofus th,onsa fatigue slack
eued orr pace, we were tsfest int,ufaan-
~ beat and .hrrassned5wi.h instant death
After tedious .Taves Of more than forty
milrs,he savsges halted in = swasnp--here
for the 6rst time from the time oi cur de-
parssre we were permitted to sEesdown--
the Indians kiodlsd a'Ese en- which they
bro,led some bears 2esi, Of which they 81.
lowed us but small portion.
AFTER they had refreshed themselves,
and sx,inguished their 6re wr. were again
compelled 70 pursue our journey. We tta-
yelled tansii SUNSET, when the nefians agsia
halted, snd gan TO prepare covering
far themselves for the night. Ny poor
chiidrea complained much 81 their feet
beiag swollen, BIZ, wash permitted 10
give them any relief, nor was their father
allowed to Discourse with them. As night
approached we shook each other by the
hand, expecting ueser agsin 10 witness
the rising OF the sun. Contrary to our
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PHILADELPHIA, Joly &c.
Latest from Euro5..

@ d q
Yesterday arrived, ship amelia, esy.s
Matthews, from Loudou, which hsls.tii N
29sh May aud the Downs the Sd !ua
and furnishes Us With q Canse.bu,, 2ssa
ct the Cd Of June from wnieh We aasr os,
tiirs aud room Tor the following es,ra,
which are the chief, coniaips exe.o,,
long account Of an Instruction Of some d
the foreign troops ct IsIala, which hsva
far effected as 10 blow u2 magazine Il
500 barrels OF powder, before they wen
-ouellsd, when rs of ihem were sssen aai
esscutcd. It does aot appear BY The pssI
q, by verbal accounts, TIA; soy ga. erisl 4.
zion had taken place beswesn the RRlss.l
aud Frrach.
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THE CRANE, EXPEDITION.

The time when the large expedition nos
preparing will actually sail, depends %
the contingencies which may fsso. ifoa
the present state Of affairs upon the co'''
nent- but we are assured that nihs'en
are indefatigab!e IN their d:Gcren, deP'S
,men.s, and cha, suck activity has been eh'
plcyed tia. every ts.irg wh! DO ready !"
fourteen days frou, tais date.
An immense nau,ber os transports 81,
hired; ordnance, military. aud ms'H'
stores, have been embarked and lng1
body Of troops is in the neishbofhood, y
the points os emtaska;ior /; SO that 90 h
very frs, receip, CT expected io'e'gs''
from the con,iaen., the troops viii DC o1'
ried ca board, aad sail without aoa'''
delay.
In addition TO the quantity Of stores co.
on board the transports, so 600 sets OF "
cousrements we're ordered from house I
the city within these few days. I'd
A 'Fonringen mail arrived 90 Satrlt1
Morning, with Letters and papers n''
Hamburger aud Astons, 10 The Ign w.
The rumor of a negotiation for . gso',
peace. under the mediation OF Ar''J
gains ground daily. A paragraph c'.
Banks of the Maine, May tS.h, says. =
The public journals state, upon tfs.s =.
.horlty Of accounts from Vienna, thar =.
posals for peace have already reached
emma and Buda; irnmedis,ely afssrtnye u n
rival of which coulter was Scot 't .|
London with thcae proposals. 70 sss'.s =;
-Epgiish government 10 accede 70 ,',
but Raary persons doubt that they WIZ, ,'r
to successful issue" An article o s.t
Vienna. May 10, adds. !" We are " "a
positively assured that France and h~ .,e,
have accepted the mediation OF ouf S..tJ
upon condition, however, that thfe AL
be no arnis,ice during the courss"
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LONDON. Tane 2,

LONDON, Jane 2
Il is reported that The subs dies rsquaA
far the prescott campsign by Prussia and
Russia. amount TO seven rn:s:oos.
Private letters from Hambprsh, s-1-
dare OF lhe 22d, stale ,ba' repor Ia
reached that cry ola very dreadful bs's
having taken place between The Russlaa
and French, in The neigaborhood OF DaaA
zie. in which the later lis; $4,000 aadtb
former remained masters Of :he held.-
The ssige Of Dantzic va: CONSEQUENT
raised. These letters add, that ii is conh
IDENTIFY reported tina. the king OF Swed'
has cot only refusedto ra'ify the srni''E'
tas has actually recommended hosi'l''ls'
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{ 50, y
LAND FOR SALE.

/ WILL sell the Fractional Section
Il No. 26, in the Second Township,
second Range, in the Wegee Bot5on1,
within eight miles of WIheeling, contain
ing 189 acres of hrst-rate bottom, with
considerable Improvement on it.
Also, the north half of Section No. 8,
IN the 9TH Township, 4th Range, within
two miles of St. Clairsville. This tract
IS fertile, lies favourably for cultivation,
and is well improved.
These lands will be sold for nearly
the same price that they cost at public
sale. For terms apply to c. HAMMOND,
Esq. in Wheeling, or to
BEZALEEL WELLS,
SteubenviHe, March II, 1907.
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p r OP SAILS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION,
A TALE OF TRUTH.
Being HISTORY of the LIFE and
SUFFERINGS of
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE
By Mrs. ROWSOM.

THIS is hifto,y of real ditrefs Charlotte
by the arthce of a teacher, re recommended to
ichool from humanity rather than a conviction
OF her integrity, or the regularity of her former
conduct, is cnticed from her eoverneis and &C.
companies young Officer to America rhe
marriage ceremony, II not forgotten, is pof
Poned, and Charlotte dies mar.yr to the in
confancy OF her lover and treachery of his
friend. The Gtuations are artlefs and afFectino
the descriptions natural and pathetic.
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EXTRACT FROM THE pREFAcP

For the Peruial OF the young and thoughtIeCs
OF the fair Tex, this Tale of Truth is de isned :.
and could with my fair readers to confiIer il
"a not merely the effnfon of fancy, but AZ
reality The circumstances on which have
founded this Novel, were related to me fome
little time hnce by an old Lady " no had Der
ionaiiy known Charlotte, though ll1e concealed
the real names of the characters, and likswife
the place where the unfortunate fcenes were
acted-yet as il was impofsible to offer rela-
ton to the public in fuch An Imperfect fate,
| have thrown over the whole a slight veil of
hietion' and fu'ftrtuted names and places accor.
ding to my own fancy The principal characters
in this little tale are now conliened tothe 6Jent
tomb-it can therefore hurt the feelings of no
one-and may, / hltter myfelf, be of fervice
to Tome who are 70 unfortunate az to have
neither friends to advile, nor understanding TO
drect them, through the various and unex-
peeted evils that attend young and unptole9.
ed woman ia her fra entrance into life.
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To recommend the correctness Of this

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that at the different resting places dur
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were brought together, compared, cor
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unavoidably left, filled up; and that,
since ne became the proprietor, in order
10 render 1t more useful and acceptable,
ne has undertaken and completed the
iaborlous task Of arranging and tran
scrlbln5 the whole of it. To this he will
add, the following extract from certi
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Mr. Gass, dated St. Louis, 10th Octo-
Der, 1906.
90 AS tribute Justly due to the merits
OF the said Patrisk Gass, | with cheer
1uiness declare, that the ample support,
"hich he gave me, under every Difficult
ty. the manly frmness, which he evinc-
ca on every occasion and the fortitude
with which he bore the fatigues and pain
ful sufferlngs incident to that long vow
age, mtltles him to my highest conf
dence and sincere thanks, while it emf
nentiy recommends him to the consider
aFion and respect of his fellow citizens"
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EXTRACT FROM The PREFACE.

CHRISTIAN READER,
Here Is pre- tented to your view few Ser.
mons, being part of the labours of that great
man OF Cod, Mr.. John WcIffi-one who had
more than an ordinary me 'fure of the Spirit of
God gwen to him, evidently known to many.
whe We're 10 happily blefsed as to be under his
mlniftry, and enjoy teIlowihip and communion
win MIN IN the ordinances of the Gofpel-of
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n . r &c F.

THE Citizens of Ohio County are
hereby informed, that an Election will
be held, at the. Courthouse in the Town
OF Wheeling, on the first Monday in A.
pril next, for the purpose of electing a
Representative in Congress forthis Dis
trict, and two Representatives for the
State Legislature for the County of o.
hio.
JOSEPH KERR, Sheriff.
Sheriff s-Office, March 10, 1907.
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Twenty Dollars Rezvard.
Ssptember.4 9.

=. - .
DAN AWAY, from the subscribers. ~,
IN Tuesday the first instant, a Nero Man,
named BEN, about "a or, rs yes...s of age
feet or 9 inches high, stslt made, sens to
have animpediEi snssii in his speech when inter
rosated-took with him sundry coaths not
recollected. EVE DOLLARS will be given
if taken up and secured in the county of Alex
andria; TEN DOLLARS if taken up and Sc
cured ten miles from Alexandria; * TWEEN.
TY1 DOLLARS if taken up and secured
twenty miles O. Upwards from Alexandria
And we willggive Twenty Dollars ever and
above to any eneswho will prove to convictieR
any person pho may harbor or secrete the
said Negro.
MATTERS q vessels aas all Others are strictly
forbid seayryang off said .Nssro at their heril.
Jameson g Anderson.
Sept. diff
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:. a.e ,en,,s, he should' use

5 answer ore ssnus, e sn0''0' IS
shssesf s,sr;se. II The jury think propss
CHEZ u' :. verdict il Is sety well !; sus
. 'I'sf ,a IS. upon rs.ainiOg Tie torn e
ifshsy !. 1. ), have resurned i, ne SeuF' ssn
vhish. sn. g. !, s. because ], full answer g
aorrsJss r;yeu them 10 charge. The To-
fhas W. =. 'rsnaiosd As the jary had =
d'fss s;, & the clerk recorded me seto'''
ssri IS ~. y q man. form nor gsals 81
ia tns sy s.,,rs obscrvsd thai he sinoutd not
O. g. 5 discharge Ill. 10 morrow. =
ps' sh;sesion .housd occur g toas course
:. .'y y, * nov be made !. y
@s ss,aI jonathan Dayton appeared IN court
Us" .ssr tbe Indictments found against him
Sbs ggraaa ipry f0F treason ana '''s''s'sssA'
y S v.;ekha,n stated that afterthe decision =
= ~, ..;,yt Yesterday, there copldbe no doubt
oil. Eaytoa vas bailable. lie read two
g sjsS;ts. one ola Mr.. Williamson q liza
sp - T =. n New Jersey, and the otner OF
0s.1 DAYTON himself, both going TO shew that
81, later ! could not have been at Blanncrhas-
'' ~ Island at tue tine when the cvert act
- - committed which IS charged y the indict-
ment. =, t,ror+v thou-
- dollars, US the sum which shotsid be
gren. .h,,,,x,,, ,,as excessive !:
IL AVA, 70, more than appeared to have been usu-
n. n, required in the state trials IN Eagland.
Mr. Hav said he was not very soicltoas
With respect 70 tie sum !,
I'll The court 6xed the sum at ten thousand
,.,,.r. and Mr.. Williamson and Mr.. Martin
s.t,red as his sureties in the rccognizaIce
The court adjourned till tomorrow twelve
s,clock; 1t which time the counsel Tor the "
stats, will determine upon the course TO be
rursued with respect to Col. Burr.
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Commodore PREBLE

Had Jus. completed the Is h year Of his
age. bang born 10 Portland 10 August,
,7el. The following sketch Of his life IS
copied from g The Polyanthos
Our youpg hero. almost from his infap.
cy, discovered noble ana invincible cou,
rage, aud admirable resolution aud pefse.
averance in all bis. pursuits. 4-Bless with 40
athletic constitution, and having no great
inclination to sedentary amusement; his
hours efleisure from his academical and O.
,iher eatly studies were mostly devoted 10
.huoting aod other exercises OF the greatest
activity.
In his youth he becaus. . mariner 10 the
mercantile service, which he successfully
followed during some years afterthe com
rencement of the. revolutionary war. Ia
this var he was once made prisoner. AT.
ter his Liberation from captivity, his enter.
prize and vigor were displayed 10 armed
vessels Of the state Of Massachusetts,. with
honor aud success.
"Abous the year 1779, he entered as =
midshipman on board the ship Protector,
commanded by caps. John Foster illians,
With whom he served one or two years,till
he as promoted,o a lieu,enancy on board
the slocp of war VI ipthroP, con- s,sndedb by
capt. George Little. In this station heper-
formed very brilliant and heroic action,
boarding aud capturing With very few
men, a vessel Of more than equal force
lying 10 the harbor Of Penobsco.; under q
furious eaoonade from the battery and an
incessaas Griug from the troops. Afterthis
he continued with capt. Little, tlllthe peace
OF 1888.
10 the year 1901, he. had the, -commaud
3 of the u. S. frigate Essex, 10 which he
performed voyage TO the cast Indies. for
the protection Of our trade in these seas
aud having driven off the cruisers, retorn.
ed in rho following year with convoy
from Batavia under his care, consisting
of fifteen ships and other vessels, est.
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Pursuant to 6 Decyet

Of the honorable the circuit court Of the dis.
trict of Columbia, in a suit depending, in
~ Alexandria county, in chancery, wherein
Colin Aud, administrators of Robert Milli-
gan. deceased, iscomplainant, and William
Wilson, defendant, WILDE exposedto P B.
81 Lie SALE, on S A'EuRD AY the FIFTH
day of SEPTEMBER NEXT, at TEN
o'clock in the forenoon, at the cofee-house
in the town of Alexandria, for, ready mo-
ney, , sss ss.1
N IL the said William Wilson's right and
! "A title in and to three fourth parts of an
undivided intcrestin the whole of the lands
heretofore attached to the Keep Tryst furnace,
being about l4oo acres, witlrthe exception of
the. works and 27l acres sold to the govern
lnent Of the United States, lying in Berkley,
paw Jefferson county, near Harper's ferry.
Charles Lee, co.,,r.
Tho's SWann,J
August4 sawss
ar BY reafon Of the .abfence If
the Commissioners, the fale OF the a
bove mentioned propertyis postponed
until Saturday, the a6th current, as
ten O'Clock, in the forenoon, at the
eofee:houfe, wllen:jyf will take place.
September q.
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mated atlhs value Of four 4iliions Of dol

lars. s IS
70 the year 1903, captain Preble was
honcred with the appointment Of ecmmo-
dore, and with the command Of the y. s..
trigate Constitution, with squadron COP.
sistins Of z sail Of vessels ia all and be.
fore the cnd OF the year made his passage
'tothe Mediterranean sea-
In the following year, 1904, though he
was destined 70, act 10 the Mediterranean
with his feet, and particularly designed to
sobdue OF humble the Tripolitan barbara.
ans yet, on his arrival at Gibraltar, he
found The emperor Of Morocco had made
war upon The vessels Of the ". S. This
prevented for q tins the ,aeel's progress up
the Mediterranean, TIL The commodorehad
taken measaresto obtain a peace with that
power, Oh terms honorable TO his equity,
which was happily Effected. But after the
unfortunate loss .he-ffigate Philadelphia
he found tia. is remainIng force was by
no INK ans equalte the attack of the strong
holds Of Tfipoli, with any rational pros.
pect Of success. Rather than fail however
in his design, he oblaineda number Of
gun boats from the king of Naples, by
which he was the better able to oppose
the gun boats Of the enemy. After the
burning Of the Philadelphia, ,hro' The va.
ior, ot The brave lieut.. Decasur, under the
mouths Of the ensmy's cannon, he made
his first genel al attack end all the attacks
which BE made on the city aud forsifca.
liens were SO little distant in time from
each olher, ADD SO jpdicionsly conducted
with consumasr bravery and elertpess,
tina, though the obstinate hashaw was not
ip6uced TO surrender, or fee, yet he was
induced TO make great abateme nss, from
time 10 time, ia his demands Tor the
emancipation of the prisoners whom he
then held 10 turance.
1t, is though. ,ha, one vessel more added
TO the,smail Feet would have enabled the
commodore to complete the ruin or cap.
,ure Of the place. t1uch indeed vas done
toward compelling the enemy TO set at Ii.
berry captain Bainbridge, with his ohcers
and men, and towards obtaining peace on
moderate and honorable terms, which has
since taken place. The conduct of our
prudent aud Intrepid commander, was
such asto do much honor 10 himself and
the aeg Of the. United States in the view OF
Europe. as yell a. of America. His COO.
-does has ex,or,ed praise from the Bashaw
of 'Tripoll himself: And what affords a
peculiar and unexpected honor to this A.
merican warrior, though hereto is the
declaration Of his Holiness of Rome
That she has done mare tovaras humbHng
The anti christian Barba,ians on that coast,
than all The Christian states ef Europe had
eyer done"
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monslla,ion Of our force and 81 lie use
about 20 be made Of il.

monslla,ion Of our force and Of tie use
about 70 be made Of il. s {
Arrived, brig Aspasia, Mariner. in Is
days from Laguira. Left ship Alert, Of
Philadelphia, from Porto Cavello, having
had all her English manufactured goods
taken out; ship Minerva, of do. frnm
Curacao. had not bsen permitted 70 an
entry sch'r juliet Seymour, Weston, of
New York. cargo no, sold; three nas.ed
sch'r Jasou, Of Baltimore, had sold her
-four al 8 dollars; ship Ihomss.W ilson,
of Baltimore, just commenced loading.
Go Sunday so leagues from Sandy Hook.
spoke srh'r J ane, from New York, for ST.
Jago-dc.Cusssa. he minister Of marine
al Porto Caveiio had written letter 70 a
merchant IN Laguira, stating tia, be should
no, gran, more licences to Spanish priva.