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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
Museum Of Foreign Literature
md .Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The nature of this terpri,e, may be under.
stood from lev cons ldefatioas which the ad-
yerti-ers will venture to 9ubloin 10 their annun
chiffon oft. The periodical works Of Gteat
i,rtain and France contain a mass of literary
and scientific Intelligence, when does not reach
the American pubic for want OF i suitable
channel, but which would be read among us
with equal pleasure and profit. Such e the
british Reviews and Magazines as are reprint
ell in the United Siates---not excepting the r..
6inhurgh aGd Quarct,ly Reviews emhrrce
much natter which is 81 little interest and oil 40
advantage to the American reader, aud not TN
frequently fitted to vitae his literary taste his
molals, or his po itical principles. 1t Is desifa.
be under these circumstances, that Il 5t,C ctton
should be made, such as " uld turuiah the a.
liable and entertaining portion Of their con
tets, to the exclusion ofthe other POI ton COLI
81 ting Of details and spetulations titber unit
terestng in thcInseiVe7, Of mtschJcyoas III then
tendency, OF osether OF cal concern and
apphcailon. On tins plan, idle eHptnse AM IA
frnitie.s nsumptinn time, would be otyia-
ted for page destitute OF merit nj phi be sub
81 tuled many OF value which iow remain un
k own AID i.,acces ibIe OF seyera' y tish
formal. O the SKI ntilic ard erudhe cast, and
ahers indeed Il a no ( ge eral q atthc same
time very sold characie , little or use IS
made by the s0ito,s and com, Ter of the puiIo-
deal works inted III he ,ted Sta 6.
The bic / If the one now or!tettited, is The
accumulation III a einlahent iotiE, OF The ma-
TRIALS thus neglected, and t the lie any add
sc;eatifc tic!es worthy OF be 9 cpiinrc in
TIN, c. untry, Lut WIN, h, When %, are. accom-.
nAned by othe posSessinL 10 Clum To atiuu-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
The North Amcrican Review,

Was begun in ISIS, and has siuce been steadi.
Iy advancing in public estimation In ian,la.
ry, 1920, the edtorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, OF The University at Cambridge,
Ncw-Eng!aud.' \ a'tr Seric, Mas thea com
nenccd, with which ii is convenient tha sub
scriPtons should begin ORDERS for any part
d tie work Will however he thankfully re-
ceierd by Z. Litcll aud by X Norris Henry,
who arc interestrdin tie publication.
PaJ!hhtd quafte1g-Pricc Err Dollars .
ytdf--5 ayodic in adtauce
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
Out and Gone.
Uesicl" end p Charlotte County I

| Irgmia, Decemhtr u, 1872.
NEisf unexpectedly lelt The nrighbor
hnudi nj a SEASON very uncommon iu
honest men 10 staIl on a mo, my AptdHinn
llltilti O. Howell, ar DRU Ri OWL
either name being adopted rs circumsian.
ces require, Halter, pretended, by trade
The sail How'd ltor that IS the name he
boic while ia this section oil country Is n
bout 80 5oarA oil age, fair complexion, con
verses very easy and smooth, aud upon the
whole looks like he ought 10 he a'rcspeeta-
table man at the first or transient glancr--.
But view him with little scrutiny, and you
will behold IN his coun,cnancc u luminous
preface 10 both grand aud petty lhrcon,
lie IS also very fuud of Whiskcy, indeed he
has very strong respect for every sperics
OF The eNhirating tribe. lie also possesses
ingenuity enough To impose upon the liberal
and unsuspccling wherever hc may meet
With them. After delrauding aud other
WISE maltrcatlng great proposition of the
people of lhsneighborhood, who had trust
I'D HIN under the most sale,nn assurances,
he dccampcd on the nighl of the 22d inst
and has not been heard Of since. These
observations are mad, to tie public, from
no other motive, than that The people who
may be- so unfortunate as IL have him for
helsllbor, may be prepared to treat him
with thai attcutiUn his character deserves.
II an underhanded manner Of dealing with
sla'es--ita constnnt practice of lsing--if
the corruption ofrscry thing that eau he
corrupted, be odlous TO the people, this
man II III an eminent degree calculated to
perform such decds.-From good report,
tins rs hot the first nor second time he has
chprd. Therefore il is agreed, il any man
without the limits olthis state, should think
proper 10 arrest aud bring back the said
How'd 10 this neighborhood, he shall pay
to The good citizens of Charlotte 1900, be
sides paying all the expenses oG lransporia.
ton, aud II arrested aud taken Ia this com
mon"callh by a citizen ol Virginia, aud
brought back, double that sun. Editors
DESTROYS Of exposing rascal. aud promoting
justice, Throughout The United States, Will
insert tins caution 10 the public and obIigc
JOIN OLIVER.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
Only i've more drawings
stNAfs 70 coNPLrrt fnE
STATE LOTTERY.

Now drawing IN tli. City of Baltimore, m
der the superintendent Of the Commits
soncrs appointed by the Gosernor aud
Canned agreeable 10 the Aci of Assembly.
The present situation of the Wheels Is
highly favorable To adyenturrts, M prize be-
Ing yet drawn higher than one of Onc Thou
sand DOLLARS The CAPITALS STILL
UNDRAWN. therefore, are
10000 DOLLARS, 5,ooo DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 1000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
Besides Thousands, Sc. &c. Speedy APP
pcatiou should be made for Tickets. II
will be rccoIiecled also, the, there are No
STATIONARY PRIZES In this scheme,
and thai the sooner investments are made
the greater Il the chance for the FLOAT
ING CAPITALS. The price will he ~
gain advanced in short time--present
rates, VIZ
NnoLr TIckETs sia QrARrrRs 81
HAWKS ~ Eiuarms 90
To be had, warranted lndruipn at
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14

e. The EDrroKs OF THE VIRGiNrAN,
(asents for Lynchburg aud It's vicinity So
Ilct subscriptions 10 the above works
The North American Review, and Amcri-
can journal of Science, particularly, are
now we'll established, aud have decided
claim 10 public support, as forming impor-
tlnt parts Of our aationM Mcroiure.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
Patent SVYing SMlMcs,

Nltho the cou,ic, oi Campbell Bedford, Pitt.
sysauia, llallilx, Charlotte and Anlhu,,t, n
iets io sale, aud viii constant, Keep Oh hand,
al hi, ,'tn1, rcSt the mar X ct housc, a .ood rs
itm,nt Of I.ddl,s' and GentIcmtn,' saddle.
Let oeted UPON Spflnl-, which hayc Gecu
pronounced the best j4dges to he tne gcat.
est Imlh", cHieid cvcl ohcfed 10 the pubic, the
Saddles hciU% - constructed rs 10 lie hcc lem
niil4yto in'l,e the not-e's back, AID to cary
Ihe Ildcl With perfect easc.
NELSON i. IlCGlIES, ACCT
n. u The pubic are particularly c,,urited
IN call, @hen thrs can see and Judge { u them.
ae,eeo oil The utility OF the sp,lng Saddles, ano
bt'"l-e be accommodated with orr To ride on
on make t'Ial ol.-Ali KIND, oil So .ites, ililc,,
lla'ness, frunLe, A,i.ilaly Ca,e, Gear, &-c. sc.
&C. >. Il II.
April %. IT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
American Journal Of Science and
Arts,

Goadecici dy BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
.te'~r Of Gemis'fg, Sc. ioic Coih3c.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there IS TN interval
oi about thrre months, form aNUluu.c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
S1ost Eovrible .

rAk1E, or stolen from my Shop, Oh
: 4th street, few days past, several
BOOKS, belonging 70 the estate OF Robert
Pei1ic, decd, si# = Elegant extracts from
the most eminent British Poets, volume lth.
9Th, 9th, li,h md 10Th The Works OF La,y-
renee 5,ernc, )" volumes Isl, Cd, 7th, gh, llur
aud l2a, two Bible, the one French, the o.
ther English, elegantly bound in red morocco.
viii give liberal reward for said Books, or
~" information Of the same. y. LEWIS.
February II. Is ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14

LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE
IA, .Horka Street-- baltimore.
Where IN Mt tro last STATE LU1I'E-
RiES, the great capitals ri 10000 dollars
aud $4,000 dollars wrre sold, besides no
less tnn SEVEN CAPITALS of 1000
dollars each~-and where were nlso rold,
the great capitals Of $4,000 and 1000 dol
lars, being the TWO HIGHEST in In.
Monument Lottery, which flushed few
weeks ago.
u ORDERS from any part Of thr
United States by mail, po-l paid, or by pri-
sale conveyance, enclosing the cash or pr.
zcs in amy Of the Baltimore Loiletics, will
meet the most prompt attention, addressed
To j, !. COHEN, Jr. Bdittn,on.
Baitim0,e, JaHuo,y 20, 1874. ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14

4 Il u court held Tor Buckingham coln.
4 ", The gth day OF December, 1879
William Moore nad Maftha his wife, All.
liam Cooke and Nancy his wife, and Sally
loncs, heirs and distributes al Margaret Jones
dfttnsfa plaintiffs,
Against
William B Jones, administrator of Morga
ret Iopes, deceased, 1honns Jones, Blake u.
lon,s, Robert Is. lone, John Is. Jones Ed.
Wald auckland, mud Robert u. Lakeland his
linn Stealing ,lulsrns, Dn inl,nt Elizabeth
Jones. widow aud reliet Of Dnpirl Jonrs, de.
eroscd, billiard, aud sally his vic, Eliza.
beth jones' Albeit q. Jones, Milton Jones,
John A Zones, and Daniel Jones, aud Henry
Jones, who are also heirs aud Distributors OF
tue said Margaret lone. decd defendants.
IN CiLLNCERT
Tie defendants Thomas Jones, Blake y.
Jnnc', iiobcu u. Ioues, John u. Jones, John
/, llllgens, Elizabeth Jones, widow ol Dan.
iel .lone-, deed, billiard, aud sally hi,
vile, Elizabeth 1ones, Albert q. Jones, Mil.
ton Jones, John i. Jones, Dnnicl Juucs aud
Henry Jones, not having entered their M.
penranee, aud II appearing to the satisfaction
81 the court TINT they Hrg not inhabitants OF
this commonNe alth, on The motion of the
plaintiffs 10y their attorney, il is ordered, llui
ihe sud abteht defendants do appear here nj
March court ne,t, and n,Iqnrr The plaintiffs
bill, md tlUt II copy oi th, order BIZ forthwith
inserted N the Iynciburg Press for tNu
months snCccssivcly. and mother copy be
posted up ot The front door of tiIn courthouse
al his comfy. h.copy--1c
~ WoN u ELDiiDGE, in. u. e.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
Patent Sprins
S a D D "a a So

VIE saLac'ltci having purchased the ck.
J elusive ilel,t OF manufacturing and qend
ine NJ. Nathan allA'o n,Wb Invented and high.
iy apr. we'd
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ESSk.o. EDlTOkS--For the benc-
4sA 1T 81 honest men, aud as check on
araundrels, have thought proper 10 request
tut yon viii advertise, that WILLIAM
WIS Jun. who lived with his father fHll-
liam kfstl,) in the upper pan oi iInlilaX
county Va. md not more 1lhn 8 miles from
Grnstys Store, in pittSylynnn county, Va.
has ahscGndcd, aud carried with him seven
neerots fonr Of whom we're conveyed by
lie mid Krntis 10 Mr.. William Smith aud Mr..
Jeremiah ". Graves, 0rslees,) for the put-
lasc 0l paying debt due To me. The ne
yrors conveyed are named Fanny, n woman,
aud Martha, Clfik aud Iiannnh, her children.
Now, 10 die end that II sconndrel ike keatts
slfnIl not cn,oy the benefit oil q aopd charac =
Ter, give this public notice 70 all the world F;
aud for their more perfect security, inform
them, 'hHi he i Il man uboni 3 feet o or 10
inches high rather dark complexion, near
- years OF age, some defect IN his fore teeth,
and a. pIau5i5ie linr ~ exists on The face OF
the globe. lie has deceived more proile IN
lis way, agreeable ,p his understanding, fhan
my man VI IA, age in existence, counting the
number Of those tie has had any thing to do
with.
Given uudef my hand and responsibility, AT
my store, in p,'tsyI1ania county, Va this sd
dny Of January, 1923.
PHILIP l.. GRASTY.
r. The Editors of the Nashville Wing,
Miilcdae,iie journal, and Huntsville Kepnb.
lean and tiabaulan viii insert the above
tHiac, and forward thgir account. 10 ihis Of
Zee for settlement
I,,,,st,, la. o2n0,y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14

Slander.--Agaimt SIander there is no
defence. Hell cannot boast SO foul q fend !;
nor man deplorc SO fell foe, 1t stabs
with word, with nod-wth shrug-
with IA look-with a smile II is the pcsti.
lence walking in darkness, spreading con-
agion Ear and wide, which the most wary
traveller cannot avoid Il is the heart
searching dagger Of the dark Assassin il
is the poisoned arrow, whose wound is in
durable Ii is the mortal sting of the
deadly adder '--r,burder is its employ
ment; IEn9csscs IL prey--,and Raia is
sport,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25
Tsp tie A9aus.

FRIeATc GONsRsss "A lsuer from Glib.
reitsr eoIhT unicales TIC .o,,oviog dsI.Ils Of
the ineEee,oai ehenp' OF Csp;,in Bid6le 10
land Mr. Ne,on ., C.diz Ih- orig'us, pi.n
of the Government seems TO have been, not
20 send the figelr to Csd,Z. where The pres.
ence OF Mr. Rodncy, tie Minister 70 B-enr.
Ayres, might not hsse been ecce2,sSie, b,n
TO land M Nelson st GibrGi,sr, whence no
was to proceed by land to toe residence Of The
Sp,nisb Court. Tue ;nvss'n;eat Of Csdiz on
,he land side rendered this last course i'm.
rac'IcAble, end IL was eece esSat7 10 proceed
by SEQ.
Accordingly, sf,-- lspdrg Ne. Rodney
at & 5fsi,A,, Cspt. Didde s.,ied Tor Csd.z, oiE
which here isy at sneho' . F,ench blvckod.
ing .qnsdeon, consisting Of two ships Of tho
line tnd iocr i-Igstes. a, lie apr roseasd
ooe OF Ibe Eigaes Genie cut and s,sted ths,
the Admita, had ssn, nor 10 inform Capt.
B.acie that the pos, uas 10 state Of block.
ode, and ,hst therefore the Itieste could not
enter. Cspl. Riddie answered that no would
20 on to ihs snchosss and commanic,,e
with the AdmIsi himself, which no accord.
ing'y did.
The Srs, heu,ensnt vss then sent 20 &C.
ouain' the Admiral that this vss The u s.
fIgste Congress, bound ioto Csd,z, and ths,
ss bloc ocssdes, by tie pcac,ice Of nations. did
not ex'end 10 us,icns! vessels, IL was presum.
ed hat he did no intend 10 oppose her en-.
trance into port. The adnicsl expressed his
tesfe, thar his o'ders would not allow him TO
ls, the ship psss. lie vas info' med hat the
purpose Of the visit was 10 land The Aneri.
can Minister 10 Span. But the Admiral re.
pss,ed ina, hts orders ~ers peremp'o'y, aod
did not leave him al liberty 10 exercise any
discretion. The Congress, therefore, return-
cd TO Gibrs,tsr"
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sss. Should Mr.. Ck kyyoap succeed, they
would calculate upon being desigosled ss
those nep Who were iavo,s sbie 10 hn interest,
snd many Sl them would consequently expect
10 become pensioners upon has bounty.
II Mr.. CRAWFORD be the high.minded,
msebsnimous genilemaD, l have hoard him
represented 10 be, should be bs elected Pres
ident Of The Uousd Sts,es, many of these per-
son' would be ssdly disappointed; bu, such
are their csicuiaiIegs, and such viii be the
cslcuialioos oi many persons IN the minority,
IN ell the individual States, in relation 10 all
the candidates. If IL be oaIursl 20 suppose
'hst the Claim, qusl healioLs and meri,otious
conduct OF Nj. ADAMS, will sseGts to hip
Dine-tsnlhs of the votes II are free nen OF ihIs
and the other New England 5Is'ss, ibefe be-
'ng othe' candidates, II Ia equally nstuIsl TO
suppose that ne will be opposed and violently
opposed by the Other ienih Of ihe l'oG men O,
the New EngIaod S'sies. The uncettsin,y
al tho p'e,eDt lime who will be The success
fui Candidate, sharpen. and ine'rsses ihis op
Poliiion by me minority. IL their candidate
succeeds they have something to hope for il
he does not, they have nobiDg to lose.
Those men in the minority, infer what will
take pi.ee, from what has ,sken place, in The
political world, without thinking that the par.
ties ~ relation 10 Presidential question now,
are not the ssDe which existed in 1900. 10
1900, tho uboie &c nocrsiie fofce IN the state
VI C.nnt ntcticut was bn' 9 osiecr /ery, hardy
handful OF meD yet smsii ss the, lo'ce wss,
The Repubiicans IN the, siale run their msn 40
candidate, Tor electors, VINO, had they been Q.
iec,cd. would have undoubtedly vo,ed Tor NJ.
JETSIR on. They were not eIec,cd, aud the
Republicans OF that siaie, in tho great ques.
ion Ot President, rendered hisn no asoen,isl
service but i'eiT services were not o,solien.
Whsn he mas elected Ptssidont, Mr.. GaAn
eER become IL person, TO- PpN. Ms,rr
Gooetsl; Mr. EDWARDS, for Dih.Ic, Judge,
and old AsRAsAs bIsr p was not f9o cid %
be Collector Of the Pot OF New Haven. Let
IL no, De understood, thar intsud 10 insinuste
that the chosen baud Vi Repub'ic,ns, st thar
in'e. 81 Connecticut, were sctvs e3 oy siBis-
ter motives for bc!iev. their motive, wcro
truly pstiiolic; and thoi' continued eIer.
,icrs, for twen,y yes;s, with zeal which in
creased ~ suene h, ss it increased in ysap,
eHoc'sd u,efOl, hspry snd glorious poii,iesi
tevoiution No would compare the oppo
si'ion al lhis lime, 20 ih. New. Epg!end cen.
didst, 90 IN. opposition in 1900, TO NJ.
JoHv ADAHs, ] refer 10 The conduc, Of the
Repubiio ans, ~ th4, time, IN Connecticut, and
TO the coun'easnce which they afterwards re.
csived from the Executive Of tho Unued
Stsies, to Hlusue'e nv present views of The
opposition 10 JosS QUiHcY hssa,, and 10
shew some OF tho ..suDS snd tho existing
gfoonds of IT, Il Republican.
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spANIsY ACCOUNTS.

The schooner Afinlhs Belle has arrived q,
Baltimore, in short passage from Porto Ri
CO Echo, OF the 23d Of August, the Bs,imors
American has usnsls,ed tho following Span.
ish accounts, from Bncelons.
PoRro RICO. Aug. IS.
BY the vessel, the Virgin del Carmen,
which left Bsrcelons on the - h u,,. We have
received news from that CRY as late 90 ibs,
date. The captain and pio, Of said vessel
say, 'hs, the public spiri, in favor OF the rich,
and jus, cause sbourd, TO On exusor dinsry de,
gree Of enihu,issm in ell classes Of society -
Gen. Nina who had arrived there 10 III heath
had recovered snd prepared himself 10 .si'y
~nh his Smy on the ) h. On The Oh July
General Milsos st,seked the enemy Al de.
Rey, aud slthodgh his troops were no, s5ors
5000, snd those oi the enemy exceeded 1000
ne routed them completely. The captain sno
pilot most positively assure Us, that the arm,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25

Asis,ie inisn,ay, beside. 5000 esvslSf--Tss
four hours coh'isn, fighting, nUne'ous fein-
forcemsnls arrived, and The TUX. expe' ien-
ced total defeat. Part o. them Ih,en ibsn-
seleys into the Castle OF Zeiionni. which wee
isksn By sIorm ; and Others eaPnuisled 10 the
town Of Densgo. Meanwhile ibe corps which
had advanced from Csrys,os ives also repSissd.
There remains therefore only he corps oi the
Paehs Of Sesiari to combat, ard IL is highly
pfobsbe The, this csmpsiRn will iefnios,e ss
Ignominlously Tor the Iuiks, ss inose BY
which i, has been preceded. The Tui kish
q CT which had srUed OF ,PstIss rems,ned
there sill Oh las I'd Of Juiy i, bad eoLhnsd
It's opeIsIions to capturing snd Piunde'ing
Iwrlve merchant vessels oi different nalions
iH The SlleIs of MissolunebI.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25
FOREIGN HDVICBS-sy LAgs ARR.
VALS ~ NsR foRK.
GREECE.

Cearu, July 9.
Intelligence has been received here highly
agreeable TO ,bc Greeks. Ailer his expedI.
,ion against Negfopont, The Captain Pachs in.
formed the Sersskier Of Lsrisss, tha, be had
sent pc" OF his feet to p,uss, and ioVited
him to lake the cid Immediately to penetrate
into q eece through The mopylse, willis, the
ohet corps would commence Iheir ope'S,ions
from Csrys,os snd Psrn. Meheme, Pachs
committed The same fsuIi ss his predecessors
he advanced through Zeiiouni without wait-
log 10 bear whether the o,hsr corps were sl.
su IN mo,ion. O'ysseus defended the psss OF
Thetmop,lse with uncooouersble resoiu'i,n.
although ne md only 2 900 neo a, the eom.
menc, neni Of the eonll ct, whilst Mebeme,
attacked hin With {. .ooo Europeans and : 600
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25
SONG.

The rose that has faded
Will be blooming no more,
Yet tho wreath where 'tis braided
Shalt the perfume restore.
oh soft be thy pillow.
Thou aower or lbe vale,
Uahsrmed by the biIlow,
unblosn by the gale.
The earth that's fresh DER thee
Shalt be green through the year.
AID since all must depiore thee,
u slSll bioen from the tear.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-25

Thou psiae of tse nount.sn.
How thy prospects have Hovel
Thou maid Of the fountain,
Like its waves thou hsst gone.
Tho the wave from the ocean
May return With the tide,
Like the spirit OF devotion,
To the meek and the tried.
Yet Thy journey is ended.
And bresth'd are Thy sighs,
And by angels attended.
Thou'rt Mt rest in the skies.
As tho voice was hushed tho stiffness OF ma
,ure was complete. We waited some tin,
10 expectation OF the song being repeated, bu
iD vain, end accordingly continued our walk
In the course Of our journey | collected ffoH
the old man the principal CT, cums,snces 10 III.
history OF The deceased, and when we paIst
for the evening q, tho cottage Of tho sexton, il
VIVA with the promise that be would cell upor
me sGd complete bis osrrs,iys. Thi. he ia,lh
fully performed, and IL in soy Of my fulu't
fsmbles should be 10 tho neighbor hood,
shall consider il duty TO call and see my ole
scquainlance.
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n SI1IPLE Owe

DIiss Eliza Jsyio' ood Miss Amelia Smith
two gaily dressed ny@phs Of The have wee
charged. by gem sci looking man, named ke-
egh,wuh scratching hi, face, Ugging his hsIr,
bosins his ears, r.nding his coal, and put,irg
h!D in bodily Tear
Fhe ladies had induced tSe gentlemen to
see them home, but when there, instead o!
rciarniog him kindness Tor his cou tesy, they
rude!y demandec lard cash from him and
because re did not choose to empty his pock.
cts Tor them, they treated him with hsssh
Siov.---scra,ehing his poot face from fore
head TO chm, logging his cntis, ,iIl they stood
out +" hse pulls upon The fretlui poscup'nt,"
boxing his oars ill they sung like o tea kettle
Ieodins his new olive ,urtoui from skirt 10
collar, and even threatening to sh!t his skuR
with the poker and he declared his f. m be.
hel the they would actually have performed
this iauer operstion, bad he not made ms way
to the window, aud by Justify bawlng out
Murder" I" brought the watch 10 his sssis
tencc.
In: msgisus'e. addressing the demoIi.h.
cd beau, saId :" ! hope. young mao, the tres,.
meni you have reoeived will be q 'ne moran.
dunn o you not 10 so 10 such places again :''
"lodssd, yon Worship" replied Nc. Re
ceh, ives very unwilling TO go---excsssivs.
iy uovliing ibot,hsy used such mild exprss.
sions tha, apprehendr no danger whstsvs5,
realty ,honght----"
"Pshaw J" interrupted the Magistrate, sod
then asked the ladies' what they had to say for
The psslves!
The tadses had nothing to say for then.
selves, and were committed TO pr,son--whilst
Me- h. crePto on, Of The Office, blu.bing through
hrs scratches, like a charcoal 6te through 4
sridiroo.--EsgLsh fafer.
Two more bon. fires OF bank notes hsve "a.
ken place IN Ksn,uesy, OF 100000 each.
This is certifying ,hsis euutr,y BY sfs Win
a rsnsespse.