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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
From the 81. Losis Enquirer or.,'or.l

From The 81. Losis Enquirer er.Ni5r.
Major GeEeral GAINES, aceomnaujed
by his aid lieutenant LowNpfs, aud Or.
NIcaoLrs ri Fort Atkinson, arrived in
towna few days since from the Fort af
ST. Anthony. Alter q short stay he resn.
med i Journey for head quarters. having
declined the compliment of a public dinner
from the citizens of St. Louis, which
WAS immediately rendered To him on his
arrival.
General q. has Just returned from IA
most arduaus tour oil inspection through
the vast western territory which has occa-
pied Inn fer it.e last siS months. Durias
that time IL has Visited the Gordon of
posts from he .lrtufsas to TIE dead uateIs
c( tte mississippi, trayersinS an immense
region of the most eNlrardinary fertility
aud beauty. We are CAD this tour has
been made there is something more la IL
than belongs IL Ike ordinary visit of IL
specitons. Tie military resources of tie
country ltyieg ou the Arkansas, the Mis-
sour, and The Mississippi, must be Obvious
to the government, and have always been
The theme OF military men Vito ever look
ed upon them. Mr.. Calhoun NJ full, IN
pressed with the Importance 81 these re-
sources, Though lac llas yet, perhaps, Ia
learn their e.t.nt aud variety Whmn h.
withdrew the troops from the barren
hcaths of the North and posted thrm on
The banks OF those rivers. They are nov
placed on a rich soil and live IA handsome
wcli-huilt houses, Tie r0rt d their oaH
hdads, which cost them little more Than
the trouble Of putting them up. We hcar
Of one post whose buildings are finished in
Il style that Would add 10 the eicsance Of
many Of our towns, and Of another post
whose agricultural labor not only afford
them an abundance OF the neeessarios Of
lille, but considerable surplus for cXpor.
talion. The celebrated Notifications It
Fort Cdtres, neu kaskashias, built up
wards q! 4 century ago, of which, howe
yer nothing Dut the RUNS now remain, Nele
supposed To be an extraordinary Instance
Of nlanliicence ia the French command ut
who had Them constrncted-tIlc rXpcndi-
ture of money caused Ia raise those works
exceeds all belief, aud i the new Fort oil
st. Anthony, Nhichcon tltiyely cost NO.
Thing, Is sad by those who have sonc
knowledge otthc fact 10 he "A far more elc-
gais and substantial establishment.
The tour OF General Gaines, we trust,
VIII Afford ueN light 10 thr government n
It's military views towards this county,
His report II the Secretary OF the Var,
We expect viii be- IA doflulrnt OF the great.
est mterost-his materials are perfectly
new, aad with his experience and Ghsrr,a-
lion ie viii make llr best use Of them.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

At a Meeting of the inhabitants Of Gin
%cinnati, in tire State of Ohio, on The 7lh
nit. II which Isaac &. Burnet presided,
DEwfr CLINTON, of The State of New
York, WAS " recommended 10 The People
1.-THE State af Ohio, and oftle Union, as
a Candidate inr the Office of President of
the United States, nj the next Election
80 we 90! This proves, at least, that in
the first suggestion we made rs tn the pre-
Nalling sentiment in the State af Ohio on
this subject, we were partly right, though
mostly wrong. Mr.. CLINTON has IA eon-
siderable interest in Ohio, though il Ito not
predominant. lAat Int.
The crowd at the Boston Theatre. Ia
witness the performances nj Mr.. Ma
rHEWs, heinz greater than could be ac-
c~nnmodated, the managers have adopted
the practice Of seling the Tickets by ale-
iioh. On the 10th inst. the hox tickets
were sold in this way, at Merchants Hall,
and tke sum produced by the sale was
e5G dollars aud a half. From seven 10 Ten
dollars was bid, ior the tight III preference
to each Of tine boxes Of the lower row, aud
about four dollars for those OF the upper
row. ID.
Thomas lierttcll, Esq. laic one of the
City Magistrates Of New York, has pat 10
press and will be- publ he'd in a lrw days
" Remarks til the i.iN of imprisonment
for Debt alrNin. lis mcoastllutionaity
aud lis drmoraIisiug influence on she com
mtmay.' ID.
The llopkins,ilc, tKy.) newspaper
states that exchange hetN cen specie aud
the state Bank paper bad subsidized 10 fifty
per cent. advance. We received with
pleasure this information. II.
William Kirby, a lahorer ia Ogdcnshnrg,
New York, lately committed n foul aud
tmnatural murder On two Of lis children,
a ftlle girl aud boy, by deliberately throw
ms tlen from the bridge jpfo The river III
that place. He was AZ i,i,iIhan by birth,
and proceeded 10 a magistrate, stated the
crime of which he had been ,tdily, aud
surrendered himself IL Justice. ~ The At
%l"rnOon he Htdrrwe cut al examination, ri
which hc fully confessed The TACT OF The
murder and assigned as his only reason,
that his object was 70 reader the children
happy, by Transmitting them from a world
nj care aUd trouble IN the regions Of bbss !;
and expressed his full confidence "a hating
ELECTED his purpose.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
StYayeA or Stolen,

NfROM the stable Of A. S. Henry, in
Il Bedford county, on the night OF the I3th
inst. two HORSES, one u black, with white
hind feet and very old, the other young sor-
gel, with a long tail, Of great elegance OF form,
high bloVded, and rising 9 years old. Hlioe-
yer will oeliser tif above horses 10 Captain
Henry OF Bedford. or 10 the subscriber living
IN Charlotte county shal! le handsomely re-
aarded. JOIlS HENRY.
January 81. w3w" p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

BlltDN.
" Dis sou Il bAHK As FKEEus."
Satan III, harp 10 Byron gave,
Aud stid-" Go sweep it we'll
i.r throne the murdcreFS reeLing crate,
iiytileule the feast OF hell.
"JLe pitge Of setdl Thy home shall be,
1Ey bed the couch ol sInne
Plunge into poliulioh's puteid aca--
lhere huildthy hope Of fame.
40 ul,seg , child new misery add
Tell hin 10 pard0n's given;
Drive, drive the shnddcrhig sinner mad
Aud bred! his hold on henycn
"Swccp. sweep the gre, 10 goddess themes
For urea chBplet tYinf
q horrors be thy waking drrnms--
Dt hmrgts that ire mine
=" Of agonies ~ he'll that rise
or darkness thai Is felt
0t Keeling wOrIda Or siitid'ring shics--
q. ttH-oes yet unspelt,
+" Dark be the picture, let no light,
Not one dim ray illunc,
Dark US ncter ending aight-~
As sel-destsoyer doom.
d" Afan's hope, man's peace forever mar
Eclipse religion 5 sun
Tread On oalvati1n's golden STIR
And see Thy work wcIi done -
lie said-I.i, i~Qrtship took tie Tyre,
Aud swept The sirings along,
While Satan stole from heaYeutlle fire
Aad tuned The goddess SOM,
BOSTON BARD.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
LATr FROM E~igGLAND.

G~nAaLrsroN, Jan. 1i.-Our baaf went
dawn laat night IL The brig Gen. Broun,
and her Captain politely fisouroi rs with
Liverpool papers To the 20th ult, a:sd Lon
don evening papers ri the 18th.
The Brig ~ u mournl,d m~essfDger-shc
brings the affecting news Of the death Of
thlal amiable aud able man, the Hon. WILL
LIAM E0WNDl.S, lie died on board
the ship .1ioss, 90 tie s7ti, ~. irei passage
from Philadelphia IA London,
Strong runours of war between France
aud spaine are aaeat,'and appearances arc
certainly mol entirely pacific.
Greek deputies bad soue IN Vegona, and
Grecian affairs upon the Whole hook more
promising. The eaqiiiJof Candia had sur
rendered.
Tho French liieHgl, NJ. Gpustapt, has
be.,s sentenced To one months imprison-
mrnt aud u fac OF 800 francs, for Il fbeL.
.Uereniy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
Tuning 4. CarrAing Rasiness,
Notice.

TYNE SUBSCRIBER having changed
4 his business, aud being nnNious 10 frttle
his private accounts, requests tllose ii4l have
claims npa,in,t dim 10 present ilro'p ior pay
ment, and NIL those llni nrc indebted Ia hip
will please InnAc nhyment, rs II Wdl he out OF
hs pow or 10 ssse loslget thal u J..peonabto
indulgence. JOHN toE
January - iais 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

C. The legislatures OF oiie aud Ind.-
am have nominated slr. ola fer he
p sileaey. ~ The OHIO c%aae,.7, the % rs
5 ood tlits; Clay 81, Clinton ;, Adanss J,
cllhDuus1.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

nNlE SUBSCRIBERS having. connect
4 Rd ilemselNcs together, ioka lbs meth
od ri informing their ir,ends anu ite public,
lbni lhey will easgy on dc
Tanning & Carrying Business,
lnder The firm Of J. 1 q. rQE, They will, in
nidition 10 their present stock, receive in "a
few days from Philadelphia, u quantity Of
l,alher-nmoug Which are 30 sties Skifliug,
~ DOZEN mased Gulf .sbiusha,shed by Josrplr
Keen & suns. 100 iIers, ii,des, iou sidesI.Dst
loot sool, bRg Hides, Hog skins and Tan.
ncrs' O.i--nil IS witich will be ~. low for
cash JD!TS TOI,
CAsA Ell NOE
n. B-C1sh or leather viii lm gwen for
hide, or they viii he tanned on The usual
trrms. } a. g.. POf.
Lanuary 81. Is 70
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

After two days debate, the Senate have
determined Ia adhere to their amendment
To the kentucky Goneention Bill, rejecting
the guarantee, by asoie al 10 10 II,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

To his E~xcelleocy saaucl Stevens, Jr.

To his Excellency Samuel Stevens, Jf.
Sta-I have tbn bo,,r =, ,,3 ,,,,l..lra
,ba ,.,riut af ann a,,n,n,a.,tin af ~ ~.
,oib nh and tbc ..o~lutin,'ofg, ,,,'ig
u,re of Nar,i,ud .nnror;5o IN" ,,r'sras
,iy. increase Of the 'N,,, and m e.'a,
sion and u,,6.rt;,n af .I.'sln5 af doG.,n,
ky forl;tra1,ons
II ,h;rds ma, ,,,cl, ,Jo,,a. ~
from tLc inaisiatnrn .,nr,sslo nT o,,,,
ion 80 much in unison Nm M. n,,n md
I beg L,,v. to assur. tn,n tfr,,mL ..an.
thai nv hnst e>,,ti,,. .L.u l. ,,soJ ia f"nr'
t,.r tLei. .;.ws a,d il Ill. ,,o Ia,
tional Measure ts Ipfor,n tacn, ,h,t ,I M.
tics 1h,,.e ,nnr,r 1isn,..d =, d.
far =. fine re.,,rco, ,r tho ,.,;,,, IN
permit. bnfb ,Lc cbircts r,con,on,l.l Lu
ih.m
have tbc honor tn h.. with my si,c.ro
rrsla.ct. yoir Excellence, n,nat nLt s.r,,
IIlWD Ii0yn
GRE ATFIRE At 7 RT PRIME
NV loRk. jan. II.-fapl. Shea1
who arrived here on 9buysd,y evening
passenger on beard The Uayti,n schr. Pa
cifcati0n, in ii days from Jacqncmcl. in
forms ms, that an express was received
there on the 18th December, stating that
the torn Of Pori-ap-P ,irce h4a Lcep near
IL desiroycd by a FIRE, wllgh broke ont
ia the night OF the ed or Esd. The Gus
tom House, with ~ the 1ooks and panri.
were entirely consumed, US Was also, near
lay the whole of the commercial or busi-
ness part ofthctuun. The loss of PROPER
- - nh
supposed 10 have been the work of an IN
cerliary.
Capt. Shead further informs as, that
Port al Prince III uFrp Ip,pI4rb
At Jacqurncl, containins all ii,e ,sIrIicuars.
erthe fire, and the names of thr sufferers.
aud a proclamation uf President Bofer.
declaring the Port open to foreign ,ps.ris
for twelve months, Tree of duty. with car.
goes of lumber and other building matcli-
ais. lie sax the proclamation, and suppo-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

eve are all federalists, weare all rcpub-
~Iicaas," said the venerable Jefferson, and
his assertion has its application infinitely
more strong at the present day thcn when
il was first u,tered-particulariy if ii be a
fact las We have heard that General Cooke
IS The constant correspondent of the ftde-
raj Republican, the paper that p~ropasatrs
the mad ef'usious Of the " Native Virgin
lar which \ certain toast we recoilect 10
have drunk said " were ihe offspring ofen
". mai:oo, and all uacharitahleness"
: i.lietropoiiaR.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

Reports from the School Commissioners
in 1872 have been received from % eoun-
;ice only out of LOG counties in the State
It appears fram tina documrpI, that IN
these IS counties, the npmber Of cdiIdrea
SEM to school during the last year is 2ol2
the price Of subscription varies from 10
Ia e dollars. The number ofpour children
ia most OF the counties exceed in different
proportions the number Of those actually
Sent to school.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
tN9
UOI4E OF,

RtcnnoNpltan gI.-I4slERpAY lie
liDuas of Delegates WIRE engaged nearly
the whole day on the bal to reduce the
pay Of the ,acmbrts. The question was
taken, aud the bin was passee ayes ig5,
noes GJ. IT above three dollars u day
aud IL cents mileage1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
A certain Tract Of Land.

Lying mud being lo the county of Ahiberst, ~
bout l miles from the town OF Iyn.hburg,
bounded by the lands ol Iineas Bolline, Chris.
TOPPER Isbell, the lands formerly belonging 10
Philip Johnson, deed, nnd others, and con
tanning ldt5 acres, more = r less, oc 50 much
thereof ms shall be accessory 10 answer the
purposes Of sid irtst deed. Aeiing as lrus-
ie's, scc sllnll convey 10 the purchaser orpur-
ebasera The title vested in US by the deed of
trust Aforesaid aud none other
IttlNts WATT, 1r.
RICHARD l4REE1 ''"seo'
Jnnuhry 81 irtd. D,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue of u decd ef trust executed 10
ID The subscriber, by Samuel l. Harrison,
tor the purpose OF securing lhe iay nent Of
certain delts therein mentioned ts William
isol,inson and jesse Beck, which dead bear.
date on ihe 9Th day ofJsly ,lslD, ,s,d -dniy OF
record M the county court ~ Amilefsi, tho
snbscribtr will, on The 18th dos al lzbrnury,
ls2b, On the premises, sell by "ay Of public
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

LonceriB-1herr lived "a short time since
~ tht county of Delaware, in this state, Il LADY
Hholad arsivedaths her i0elt year, and could say
"ohe Of her daughters, :" Arise, daughter, %
y NY dasShter, for Thy daughters daughter
got f." dsnstlef .-tass .,,ingio see 4 fi,h
.~f4VR, ,b.al ~.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
,S120,019 OF

Remaining 10 be accounted
lor, Sl20,0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

Sad .N;StaEe.--A distant subscriber eu-
closed us y 60 in silver, IN a letter, for the
Record half a year; The postage ou the
letter charged Was 81 80.
"FaIlh"-paidy said-"such a business
body must do a strat deal Of TO make a
living at" ViAcgs Record,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24

adans, Butter, Dayton. llii.hou,e, Oh
cot, Pickering, riumer, Tracy, Wells. aad
Wine.
tA'ams, lIiiIhonse, olcott, Pickering, Plu-
f1er, Tracy and White.
Adams, Iillhous, tlumer, Clcott, aud Ie-
.aJif.
adams, tIIbcuse, oIco,t, Pickering, pls-
her, Tracy and Wells.
! Adams, nillhoise, Qlcott, ~f!c@ering, Plu-
&ef aud tsaey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22

edist. 70 3. srsAea, H6o!l,A ny sxySsee,
end row present il TO the Corporation Of
Brown University. to be held With the o,her
oo'Forsie property, according to their Char
ter.
avail myself OF this occasion 20 express a
hope, that Heaven will bless, and nske IL
useful, in the promotion ef ,Diue, science snd
literature, TO those Of the presen, and future
generations who may resort 10 ,his Uniyersi-
ty fof education.
As II may be proper 10 give name 70 this
new edihce, take issyc 10 suggest 10 the
Corporation ths, 81 [" Uofe College"
Win respectful and sHcciiou..e regards to
the individvs! members of the Corporg,ion,
l am their fiiend.
NICHOLAS BROWN.
Brown University, J.n. IS, 1925"
NH Merenton Resofped, TDst ibe mem.
bers OF this Corporation enlstioio a ,esy high
sense OF the hberali,y CT this P,,roo ot Sc,-
cnce, 10 the giis of Ihis new building, 10 adj
diIion 70 Ia, former large donations 10 tho
University.
ResO!ved, Tha, In compliance with the sup
ge.fivh Sf the Dooor, tic new edlGce bs dc
nonissted Hohe CoHege."
IL is furfher Rtsofv.d, That the Honorable
David Howell, Reverend Hsn,y Eces, end
:iepheo II. Smith, Esquire, be a committee
30 devise and report al our nest annual wset-
ing, the snost eligible mcasures TO nsniies,
our grs.icd. for this ilioslsious iosianee Of
public munlGCence.
Hope College is an elegant Brick building
100 feet by 60. IL is four stories high and
roDtsios 20 rooms. Prop. Patriot,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
'-----sND % EW.----
Gredt Fire q! Pert an Prince.

Capt. Shead who arrived here, p.ssoncc.A
cn bos'd 'he Hey len schooacr psciics'iun,i ir
Ia day, from Igtguenel, informs us shsl am
express was received here en- tn. sth De :
cemoc', Stating thar the fovn Of Porl CT.
Printe hsd 6cen rfarfv destroyed by FIRE,
which broke on, in the nigh, ol rhe 2sj Or cSi.
The Custom House, wph ell the books md
pagers, were entirely Consumed, as was eis>,
nearly The who'e Of the commercial o, busi.
ness pat of the tcwn. The loss O! proper,y
was immense. The conh4gra,i.n wss sup.
posed 10 have becu tie work Of an incsudi,,y.
C.pt. Shesd further inform, " that Par
az Prince newspapers were rterived ., Sac.
queme', containing ell the .ariicuIsf. of tina
ere, and the names OF the suffe,er., ard
proelama'ion oi Ptesden, Boyer, dsssT;rg
the part optn TO foreign vessels for twelve
months Tree of duty, with csrgo.s Of lumber
ana other bo''ding Waerisis lie saw IN.
proclamation, and supposed o copy Of /, u,.
on board ibe vessel he came pas,sag.r io.
a letter to merohent in this civ, d,,.A
JsequemeI Dec. 20, says, ",he ere n.rv.n.
ed the lo;h inst. and that Of The lorejcn hon.
see, there ve'a onIy tmsc 'tft saal;rr. co.
! sppcsr' tina, tie hrs H,s, broke ou, in y,
CIoucaon's shop, tho same pisce q, IN lc.c
81 about bali past s O'Clock, end proceeded q
,hs stree, "a hord la Ms,, sod then .x,,J
Cd 'Sef on cne side TO ~. cuuom.ho,,I
which Wa, lou Of manufactured goods, an
~Ss 'o''ny Consumed snd in The oppo,ite A..
'eeti"n ,owa'ds the back part Of The mr
asv'ns destroyed every thing in il. Gnu.
u Is impo'''ois TO ny what may be ,se e.s,.-.
y ,ns oa%ase' ba' h muss he very c,,,,
l'uppo'sd several millions snd vii. q fes,'...
TALL fS2" hss'y on the to- sigr eommetsso
n I. Asr. AdycHst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
BROWN UNIVERSITY
JANVARY, lS, ISL

JANVANIt To- 1873.
A, % adiourned meo,,ng OF the Co,pors
ton, On ,his day, the following ieusr being
received from tne Hon. Nicholas Brown, to
Wit:
{" 70 fhe Coraoraiion Of 8ro',a Uaioersity
IL tarirds ns great pleasure, at tbis adjourn.
ed msetins OF the Ca'pors,ion, to state, that
the College eoiiicc e,ecJed last season, and
located on tho iani purchased by the Corpo.
ss,ion of Nathan Waterman, Esq. is CON.
plsted.
Being warmly attached to the In,,,u'iop,
where I received my educa,ion, among ~ao,s
founders and hencfsciors was my honortd IA.
thsr, deceased, aud believing that the dissem.
inst,on Of letters sod knowledge is the great
msaos Of spcisl hsppinsss, heys caused this
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22

csee Dccss, @brh H1y NSs7.si,y ljsc:fr.s
ipseiive /; The Greek fotiIa, however, rom
the sop. rioiiy their cflisers and ssi,ors,
sueceeded N repUl,,pg their opponents
The Greeks fought brSye!y for they fought
in presence OF their wives snd cliid,en, who
covered the hills On shore. Cspt. Antonio
Cfssis, in particular dis,ing guish-.i himself by
his bravery in s,tsc,ibg with his brig Tux
ish nan Of war, OF which he cot swey Que
matt and tamsgsd tho rigging. Thre. tines
did The brave Captain expose himseifio the
cannon Of The Turkish vessel, which, unable
to resist him was compelled 10 set cell into
the main ses.
In the evening the Turks reiirtd, and were
pursued tvthe isle Panpols. On the s4,h
they sppesrsd before Stsioniee, sgtin at
tempting 20 enter into The bay o! Spezis, bot
tho appearance Of " freship,, stationed there
by the Greeks, prevented The siemp; The
1ofkish Admiral sent two ship. laden with
provisions towsrds Eapol, and ,Ien set sail
towards the Negropont. The Creeks cap
tufed the two provision chips, one Of which
WAS an Austrian vessel, having on board a
Tchsvoos or Adjutabt OF the Torkish hdmi-
raj, on whose person vas To- 81 n letter from
the htmirsl 10 The Comman1snt OF Sspoii, as
follows :-
- have ruined The isisnd OF Spe zis I have
captured o. pa, 10 flight crowd Of he yes.
seis be longing 10 1hc in6deis; | continue to
sxternin.le the pei 6dious end sudatious race |;
but the currents Of the sea have prsveniehny
reaching you. I seod, however, to you
bundancs of provisions, and before long hope
10 return. ln the mean time, be steady snd
tt ar nothing, for the DtoDhet will ASSIST voI 10
your righs."
The Greek aset sc, sod Immediately sier,
in pursuit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
Mnine Bible Societies.
Selected for the aepab.iceu.
No. III.
Letter .trsn fhe Rev. DR.. Hsn1rrson
ST. PkTeR,ByaGH 'Oc. G, 1890


ST.. PKreR,ByaGH' 'Oc,. 6, 1870
From the sccouots recently lraOsn't'ea by
the siogniar!y seeloos traveller Captsin Go
don, .he most encouraging 8 prospects axe epea
iog tor the dissemination OF Divioe Fru,h 10
the Petslan empire. Que revorsd Msryn
has kiodied hsme Ia tha' coantty, which oil
the power -od m.liee OF the my shall not
be able 10 es'ingui,h and l ON persuaded,
ths', IT we were better pcQrGiuied wIth the
real state of things smons tn, aecir!es Of All
We should End that ,hry are in a train tt Pee.
psts,ioe, fai beyond any cones ptiops we he-e
formed on tbs sIbject. Oi tais let tho fol.
lowing fact speak:
a Russion Captain, istsly returosd from
Petsis, mentioned 10 friend in AstfacasD,
,ha', wnen be uas ia that county, he tHrren.
ed, one daY, 10 go into the iouAe Of a native,
where hs was scrpr,sed 10 find between ,wep-
" and ,a,rty Psrsisns Asseu.bied md hs,en-
iog With aten,'cn 10 one who was reading 8
book. Thsy no sooo.r noticed lho s,rscger
than the boek was laid aside sod conc esioj,
sod II WAS with some difficulty that he could
prevail on them 40 tell him WHIST b1ok u vn.
Al lss', they infor o'ed hini, thai v WAS the
Nf:J gssienfHi. aod said, that tho reason Why
they endcsvorea 30 c0ncsal IL, vas, that they
walc nss ps,n;,,ed TO read il publicly. How
pleasing the idss, that many Of ,he o,hsr cop
i.s, which have been Introduced into that
Kingdom, nsy ai,o have thci' seiee, circles to
which they ate pfoelaiming the sis6 tid'pss
Of tedsemins mSrcy and lo.e end the, here
and there may be i Nicodsmus, ipqu,ring un.
dsr the shade vt conce esln,eoI--" how can
these things be s"who, on the subject coming
before the tribunals Of the county, viii not
DO al! aid TO demand" DOH our Law Judge
any mao before IL h.sr hin, and kDoS what
hs doe,h ;" Lat such an inves,is a,ion once
take place in regard 10 the docttne and hfe OF
ocr blessed Lord, snd we know what viii Be
tho iesult.
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press.ons, I Wandered thbs Far ID vesFeh @!
some rude spot OF earth, where myself end
INV name nigh, DO buried forever In obscu'i-
~. This !, my history--ibe rest you know"
"And IL WIS for mo' defiag you that your
father wa. accused and condemDed," said
Mrs. Hunyer. "They brough, Witnesses who
swoee he had vioisni dissgIe meni with you
on tho evening you disappeared your bed
vss found stained with blood, spd usces dis
<oysrsd dowa to the waller side. .--On this ev.
fdence and somc other slight cmcurnstaDces,
your father was found guilty and sentenced
10 death He escapsd feosn pfieon, and
sought a refuge In this home We abandoned
property and fficnds, and that homo. for bis
Better conceaIment; and here, Tor near three
year,, has he been the almost constant tenant
Of the den from which you have Just taken
hmi
These are some Of the outlines Q! one o!
the mos, extfao' dinsfy incidents | ever met
with. have only TO add what will bo aol'ci-
mated ; tho character Of NJ, Hubert was re-
stored 10 It's original rank, snd Henry and FL.
len Hubert, ono Of tho beat OF husbands and
most siYcc,ioDsie OF wives, live ye, to ENJOY
the society Of each other, in afll'rn' circuni'
stances, 10 peace and happiness.