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THE TRUSTEES

~ the Poor Of Newcastle county, will meet at the Poor
~ House on Wednesday the 28tl of this month at 10
O'Clock A. NJ Those having accounts, &c are requested
TO present them for settlement AS business of imnor
lance will come before The board Of Trustees teir eary
and prompt attendance srequested prevent the neces
sity Of attending two days. H. HEAID. Sec,ry
April 18TH 1924. 95L5t
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TO Vie LADIES.

NeT0 roh, Prick-Stree February 90 1924.
hsh respects the Vegetable Cerae that has been pub
seu ~ me New-York papers for this time past and
the many benefits 1t has produced various persons
crGure purchased some OF the article to try its effect
ana can safely say is the only thing that has ever been
~ neeh' 70 me u not only prevents the hair from fall
natural curl and highly recommend to all the ladies in
the highest terms. So ANN ,uE AN -
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NOTICE.

IT n =
Ill persons indebted to the estate Of Joseph Head
IA dec late ofMl Creek hundred are requested 70
payment and such have legal demands TO pre-
sent them duly attested for settlement before the Isl
DAY OF 9Th Mo next tol CALEB IIEALD,
or JOSHUA TAYLOR, h&fs'
mo- TO- 27-l4t
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FOR SALE.

A BLACK MAN about Is wears ofage, wen acquainted
n with the manufacturing Of Caster oil ard good hand
oh a farm; Also black woman a,ou % wears old has
oeen accusomedt to house work anG is a good cook 10
Pc sold for term ofycars. Inquire Of
Hip RAYBOLD,
FEB S, 1924 16+f
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-29

tod bis kopor, he should ike very we'll 10
pay a fine tor the girls. The judge told
hin he c. uld not take fine. and asked
him wha, he wanted Of the girls. Il want
them I" wcrk Tor me al Cambridge Port,
said the gentleman. What work do you
wsntlhem TO do? They cannot be sent
to Cambridge Port Sir. must have
my wife where Go my business, shall
marry one OF them, and my brother will
have strange fancy in the choice of
wIves.' True, sir; bu, some men marry
very good women, and they make very
bad wives. lfa man marry bad wo-
man. any change will be for the better;
that is my fancy The judge told bin
he must apply to the overseers Of the
house OF correction, and It he would salts
fy them, the girls would doubtless be DIS
charged. Boston Courier.
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2DSESCRIPF.

LATE FROM ENGLAND-Cia Quebec.
Navy ogK May 26--The ship Mar.
garet, Fisher, arrived at Quebec on the
18th inst. from Liverpool, bringing advi-
Ces 10 the 9Th ul;imo, week later than
have been received by arrivals here. The
intelligence, except the few paragraphs
which Immediately follow, and relate 10
he blockade nj AigieIs, and the continual
ton OF The differences between England
and that power, are the only articles of
considerable interest
London, Foreign Office. .4pr,l IS.
The 1t. Hon. George Canning. II. NJ.
Principal Secretary OF State Tor Foreign
Affairs, has received His Msjesly's COM
maDd to signify to The Ministers o? friend.
ly and neutral bowers residing al this
Court that the necessary measures have
been taken by command of His Majesty
for the blockade Of the port OF Algiers, and
that from this time all measures authorized
by the law OF nations, viii be adopted and
executed with respect 10 all vessels which
may attempt to violate the said blockade.
Intelligence has been received from The
British squadron of Algiers. Admir- II
B Neale was of that port in The Revenge,
with five frigates; the Dey had refused to
treat, and was making preparations TO sus.
tain honbardnent Fer this purpose he
had dismantled the vessels of war which
were in the Bay, and hac drawn them un
der the Mole. He bad also commanded
an immense number of troops from the
interior TO man the for,resses. This news
was brought to Gibraltar on the 18Th ult T..
by the Phston trlgs,e, which bad been
despatched by the Admiral.
Letters from Gibraltar, of The 18th and
18th ult. communicate some particulars
relative TO the 5lockad,ng squadron of Al
giers, which are moi without interest. ii
appears that the Dey has obsinately re.
fused TO accede to the terms, proposed 10
him by the British Admiral; but that bis
own officers are, for the greater part, de
termined to resist lis authority, as they
are by no mesus disposed to undergo the
horrors OF bombardment. An attempt
vas even made upon his lite on the 18th
March, which very narrowly missed sue
cess. Up 10 the l7tb no attacks had been
made by the British squadron, and it was
still expected that the differences would
be adjusted These letters state that ac-
counts had been received from the Morea
of uniortuate differences between the
Greek chiefs; but we are happy in being
able, from direct channels, to state that
these differences have been removed.
The Earl Of Darpley's motion in the
Lords for an enquiry into the state OF Ire
land after very Interesting debate was
negatiyed yeas II, nays 81.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-29
HORRIBLE MURDER.

We are indebted to the politeness Of Mr..
James Cox, Student OF Medicine, of this
city, for the following Information, rela.
tive to the murder recently committed near
Darby, on the body Of VIM. Bonsall, jr.
On Saturday evening, about 8 O'Clock,
four inch entered the house OF Mary War
uer, about 2 miles frou Darby, and en-
during OF her for the man of the house,
William Bonsall, jr. who resided there,
was called down from his chamber, anc
was told by them that they bad come for
his money-be gave INCREASINGLY That
money he had; they then cut a clothes
line, which was lying in the room, and
tying him left one OF their number 10 take
charge of him, whilst the other three pro.
ceeded about the house, compelling Mrs.
Warner and Mrs. 8onsall to discover to
them such articles as they chose TO carry
away. One oil the men most inhumaDly
cut deep cash about four aEd halt inch
es in length on the left arm oil the man,
whilst bound, from near the arm-pIt to-
wards the elbow; and whilst he vainly
tried to rescue his neck from the moose,
thrust knite immediately above the um'
bilious, intending 10 leave II in that siiua-
ton; be desired it might be taken out,
when one of The villains in attempting ic
withdraw it. disengaged the handle, the
knife remaining
DR.. Shallcross arrived in abou, an hour
aud half, and was obliged TO use pair
of pincers TO extract the knife from ITS
Judgment in the spine. All the efforts OF
medicine were unavailing to restore the
poor victim; be fingered until near two
O'Clock, P. Nj. on Sunday.
On Monday morning, DR.. S. assisted
by Mr.. Cox proceeded to examine Inc
precise nature of the injury, when three
wounds, each nearly an inch in length.
were discovered 10 the stomach, from
which the contents bad been etfused into
the cavity Of the abdomen; injuries had
also been sustained by other parts IN the
passage of the kniie-an intestine Par''y
cut, &c. >,
Three men were arrested in Philadel'
phia, on Sunday, on suspicion OF bav'og
been concerned in this nefarlous action;
bu, they we're not identified by the two
females of the distressed family A re.
ward has been offered, by the inhabitants
Of Darby, tor the detection OF the Perpe-
traitors.
The deceased was respectable man
about twenty.seveD years OF ags-bas iel'
a widow and one child. Pal. ADJ.
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some more'yi,al injsry than had been ap.
pretended in its former conditions, or re.
cogn'sed in It's presen: one, proving in the
end what j, had done in the beginning, q
very mysterious condition Of disease, and
Oh that account somewhat unexpectedly
fatal. After the fatal aggravaiion of it by
the bilious catarrh appeared TO have SUBJ
sided, Le seemed to continue perfectly in.
telIigent and CONSCIOUS OF his situation al
the very last breath. He died without a
sigh or an agitation Ct body or miqd.''
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Phineas Janney

uAs just received per ship Porlia from
III Philadelphia, cider Vinegar 10 hhds
and barrels, very pure; Port and Madeira
vine in bottles represented 10 be old and
of very superior qnality-wbicb is offered
Tor sale on moderate terms.
5 mo- 70 Ct
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For Boston,
WILLIAM

fK The good schooner WILLIAM
MG& NANCY, Ebenezer Otls' mas
ter, burtben about loco bbls: will 10 a te"
DAYS be ready to load, and requires GOO
bbls. on freight. Apply to ~
JOHN H. LADD l. 20.
Who have reed by said vessel for sale,
81 M. of clear nerchaItable and refuse
board.
msy 2s
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Died.

Yesterday morning, REBEccA Ann,
youngest daughter OF RIcrARD ii. LITTLE.
The friends and acquaintances of the la.
mily, are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, from her fathers house, this morn.
ing at half past nine o'clock.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-29
COMBAT.

On Friday (96th ult an alligator, ele-
ven feet six inches in length. was sleeping
upon his post, short distance above Ii.
verpool wharf, when two men 10 perogue
rowed up and gave Linn p-he Instantly
resisted The approach, opening his ponde.
rous jaws. he seized the came by the bow,
and took considerable piece iherefrom.
Another and more fortunate blow with an
axe, during the combat laid hln lifeIess.
!Notiie Register.
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AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale.
On TUESDAY. At Ioo,,

On TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock,
WILL be sold at the auctiot. store;
w sugar. molasses, gin, wine, cofdi.
al, brandy. potatoes, tanners oil, tobac-
CO, tea, coffee. mustard, blue, backing,
cheese, candles, IL kegs butter, &c.--
Also. a large lot Of stone ware. well as
sorted. Also. furniture, new and second
hand Of every description. Also, q genes
raj assortment Of dry goods. Also, blue
tea sells, common enamelled ware, white
do.
n. B. Many goods on consignment, at
private sale, the qualities Of which will
be warranted.
A likely young strong BLACK MAN, for
between four and Eve years, not to be sold
out OF the District.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
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w anted

ITO attend in a Grocery Store, lad a.
l. bout ii years OF age. One who can
come well recommended, land no other
need apply will hear OF situation, on
application 10 the printer.
NAV o9 81
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independence Of any part of America. be
was, on the other hand, unwilling 10 give
them any just cause OF offence against Us
But TO pass the resolution after all that has
occurred-in the absence of any sufficient
evidence of their che fishing inimicsi de-
sisns on this Con,inent--might be con-
strued by them as uniriendly, ifnot ofen.
slve. Under The full conviction, there ore,
that they did not entertain any purpose 80
diabolical a. that would be OF attempting
TO reduce Spanish America TO its ancles'
subjection, or oil compelling II 10 ado, :,
iia monarcbical form oil government, he
should continue 10 abstain from pressing
upon the attention OF The House his resO.
linton. and should allow il 10 sleep where
IL now reposes, on the table.
Mr.. whipple (hy leave) made report
from the COMMITTEE on Public Lands. on
so much Of the Presidents message as re-
iales TO land claims in Florida, recon-
mending that he President instruct the
Commissioners IN relation to the extent Of
their powers. and performance OF their du-
ties, under existing laws. ard take mea-
sures for the security OF the records in that
territory.
The House then took recess till o.
CLOCK.
Al the Evening Sitting oil the two Hou.
sec, which continued 10 late hour. seve-
raj bills were passed, of which we cannot
present an account to-day. !, Among them
were the bill to amend the Naturalization
Laws. OF the United States, and the bill 10
complete the survey Of par, Of the boun
dary Of the State OF Missouri. The two
Houses adjourned 10 meet this morning at
& n'clnck
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poI,ICE COURT.

Yesterday, Judge Simmons sentenced
two females for lewd behaviour, to the
house of correction. Before they were
removed from the court, foreigner, ap,,
parently Frenchman, stepped up, ano
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-29
ALEXANDRIA,.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY e9.
PIRATES.

The brig Charles al Char ston from
MatanZas, reports that the schr. Florida,
which sailed from Matsnzas on the 9,b
instant for Philadelphia, was captured by
three piraucal boats. A lumber loaded
schooner, name unknown was taken al
the same time. Two hours afterwards the
latter schooner was released, and gave in.
formation TO the u. S gaIiot Sea Gull,
which went Immediately in pursuit. On
the 10th inst. the Charles spoke The schr.
Florida. in company with pirstical schr.
and three boats, which the Sea Gull had
captured.
The Florida has arrived at Philadelphia
land furnishes the following particulars
OF hsr capture and releasr.
On Sunday the 9th, at ba!f past 7, while
in The mouth OF the harbor discovered
small boat and saw men in her. standing
from the west OF The hsrbor. At 9 A. Nj
she came alongside, when within bali pis.
tol shot, we discovered seven men armed
with rhuskets and cullasses, who immedi-
stely boarded US, aid commenced plum
dering, by taking the captains money and
sundry articles from the passenger--took
the captains watch and the best OF his
clothing. at which time the Blue EYED
Mary hove in sight, and after inqLirlng
what vessel it was, and being informed
that il was an armed schr they left US, or
dering US 10 stand to The eastward along
the shore-thev then joined company with
two other boats, containing eight men each,
one of which mounted swivel, and lay
within musket shot, until the Blue EYED
Mary passed the barbor They then re-
turned on board with all their boats crew,
amounting to 90 men, and commenced
their acts of violence on the whole of US.
heyldemanHe morey;'hey st've our boat
destroyed the medicine chest, and eve>
~ article of cabin iurnIture--they then
took US in tow with two boats, and sent
the tnlrd, as they told US, for lighter to
take out the cargo, during which time,
they compelled the cook 10 serve them
with such THINGS as they ordered. AT 3P
Nj. the boat returned with the lighter to
take oct the cargo. At 5 p Nj. to our
grpa, JOY. saw the U. S. steam gaIiot Sea
Gull coming out Of hatanzas and steering
tor Us. At sunset, the Sea Gull nearing
us last, they hoisted on, the boats and pul
led TO the eastward. At7P M. the Sea
Gull came up. The commanding officer
upon learning our situation, started in pur-
suit of the lighter, which they succeeded
in capturing, together with the three men
who were on board, and both vessels or
dered to Matanzas. The steam gaIliot
went in pursuit OF the other boats. but
captain Beckwith did not learn whether
he succeeding in capturing them. While on
board, the pirates stated, that on the Sum
day previous, they had captured the school,
ner Eliza, of Baltimore, and after taking
out her cargo, had suffered her TO proceed.
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Landing

IIdIIuIHC
LNROM the schr. Superior Hope, capt.
IL Baker, and for sale by
WIN. FOWLE g. co.
Ceases Choppa Roma! hdkts.
50 reams wrapping paper
IS casks nails assorted sizes
may 20 90.
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iWolasses, Sugar, &c.

,iolasses, Sugar, &c.
T ANDlNG this day from the schr. Eli
Liza, Barker, capt Gage, from Boston.
So hhds retailing molasses Represent,
S do. muscovado sugar ed to be OF
9pipes pure Holland gin )sup'r cry
1873 boxes brown soap, suitable tor the
West India market. for sale by
SAM'L MESSERSMlTH.
may 90
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Last of Osssels left ut Surinam, by he ,chr.
Dash, 3Uh 9prai.
Briggs Venus, Emery, 10 sail in 10 days
for Boston; TeIemacbus, Crosby, of Dos.
ton, waiting cargo; Juniper, Parsons. do.
do. do; Warren, Foster, do. to sail in 9
days; George, Evans, do. do. 8 days; u.
nicn, Clark, of Salem, waiting cargo;
schr. Merca,or, Cosgins, do. do. sloop E..
liza, Latmer, Tor Saybrook, Conn. sailed
same day.
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FROM GIBRALTAR,

We are favored With hIe OF Gibraltar
papers to the 18th ult brought by the Cri'
sis, which sailed on the Goth. They are
silent with regard TO affairs a! Algiers,--
The British vessels which passed up the
Straits were ali conveyed by men OF war.
A Spanish squadron, consisting OF the
Princes.a Rea bO-Amazona t6--Triston
and Gaistea corvettes--Provi1encia brig
and Constahcia schooner. (saii to be the
best sshers IN The Spanish navy sailed
from Cadiz on The 9th OF April, destIha-
tion unknown, but understood Tor Brazil,
touching at The Cape de Verbs
Capt. Cook, FROM Honduras reports
that about the 18th March, The English
schr Springfield, OF Honduras was cap
iured about As miles N. of that place by
piratical boat with I2 men. A lad on
board bad jumped overheard and swan a.
shore. The fate Of the rest Of the crew
was not known. The pirates fitted out
the Spring bird, y IT'D which they captured
another British schr and murdered all the
crew.
The King Of The Mosquito shore was
drowned about the 18th of April. Pre-
parations were making when CAPT. Cook
sailed, for the coronation OF bis successor.
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For Freight,

S0 The we'll known brig COLUM'
bus. Leonard Marbury, master,
burthen about 1900 bbls. and will De rea-
DIV 10 receive cargo tomorrow. Apply
10 JNO. H. LAID & co:
Who have for sale on board SAID vessel,
so tons plaster may F.
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~ MARINE LIST, al
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.
ARRIVED-May e7.


scbr. Eliza Barker, Gage, le days
from --- molasses, coffee, sugar,
soap and gin to S. Messersmith.
Scbr. William Nancy, Otis, Eastport,
l2 days; lumber to }. H. Laid & Co.
Schr. Superior Hope. Baker, Boston, 8
days; plaster, nails, and silks 10 William
Fowle s. Co.
Schr. Celia, Fuller, N. York., S days;
ballast to T.. H. Rowland.
Schr. Mary Ann, Swift, St. Andrews, Ie
days; plaster to I. H. Rowland.
Sloop Constitution, Bishop, Philadel.
pbia; via Norfolk, 6 days; full freight for
the district.
Schr. Dash, Bacon, Surinam, 60 days,
hides and cotton TO J. & J. Harper, and a
great variety Of natural curiosities 10 s..
B. Harper.
SAILED,
Scbr. Twin Brothers, Baker, Baltimore.
ARRIVED, May GO,
Schr. Younger Son. volviva, Edenton,
5 days. shingles 10 the master,
Sloop Favorite, Stout, Providence,
days, domestic goods, to VIM Fowle &
Co.
Sloop Armada, Kirkland, N. York,
days, freight for the District.
Brig Resolutions; Dunbar, Barbados
20 days, ballast and specie, i. n. How
land.
Ship Porija, Silliman, Philadelphia,
days, ballast, J. H. Ladd g. Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Active, Howell. Boston.
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q CAT3TAA PK1ZES
one 10 The First, and The other in The Third
Glass OF the .Quantico Canal Lottery, All
those who are not deal to their interest. {
am sure, will embark a small sum OF mo-
ney in the next Class, as il is one in which
there is many capitul prizes, and so well
divided The following is Scheme Of the
Fourth Clas:
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Drawing of the
QUANTICo CANAL
LOTTE r Y,
THIRD CLASS.
The subscribers having been requested
to superintend The draw of the Qyanti.
CO Canal Lottery, Sd class, dc hereby
certify, that the following were the num-
bers which we're this day drawn from the
thirty placed into the wheel, viz:
\ 80, 6, 8, go, Is,
Add that the said numbers were drawn in
the order 10 which they stand above; that
is to say, No 30, was the first that vas
drawn; No. was the second; No. s was
the third; No. 20 was The fourth; and No.
l6 was the fifth.
Witness our hands at Alexandra this
eth day Of May, 1894.
CHRISTOPHER NEALR.
JAMES L. McKENNA,
CHARLES CHAPLIN,
JOHN A. STEWART,
WIN. f. THORNTON.
From the preceding certificate, it will
be seen what numbers we're drawn from
The wheel tor determining The prizes in
the Quantico Canal Lottery, Sd class,
with the order in which they were drawn;
and the manager has the honor 10 an.
nobace to the public The following az the.
result.
The tickets which drew The 10 highest
prizes are those having ON them The FOL.
lowing combination ntmbers, viz:
SO 80, being The Isl I'd and Sd drawn
numbers, D2500
5 Is 20, being The Sd Alb and 9Th
drawn Numbers pi25O
6 Is go, being the I'd 4tb and 9th
drawn numbers, D75U
6 ls, being the ed 81 and 5th eraw.
numbers p500
5 80, being the Sd Sd and Alb drawn
numbers, D4OO
70 80, being the lst ed and 4th
drawn numbers, DIGS
s is so, being the LIST I'd and 5tb.
drawn numbers, Dl68
3 20 80, being The LIST Sd and 4,b,
drawn numbers, DI68
l6 80; being the LIST Sd and 9th
drawn numbers, 1853
Is 90 80, being the LIST Alb aod 9th.
drawn Numbers, Ie8
The ESQ tickets which drew prizes of
10 dollars, are all such % have on them a.
ny two oil the drawn numbers. And The
1900 tickets which dew prizes OF 8 dol.
lars, are all such as have any one oi tho
drawn numbers on them.
A. M'lNTYRE, Manager.
Alexandra, May ~, 1874. r.
John H. Runnells mas now The pleasure
of announcing to the public the names Of
The fortunate owner, OF ticket No. 3, 6.
80, being The LIST, Cd and Sd drawn n9m.
bers 10 the QusDtico Ctnai Lottery,
Sd class, which was drawn on Thursday
evening last: y
Mrs. Ann FILLMORE and Reuben Merrill
Jr. are jointly ipterestedii in one fourth
part, and Mrs. Ann Goodwin and Mrs.
Fullmore, are the fortunate owners of a,
mother. As il regards other capital prizes.
and the remaining part OF The above tick.
ct, il is not, as yet, ascertained Who The
fortunate owner or owners is or are. Thus
has he had. the short space OF two or three
months, the astonishing luck OF selling
= CAPITAL PRIZES!
one 10 The First, and The other in the TAird
Glass OF the .Quantico Canal Lottery, All
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Drawing of the
QUANTICo CANAL
LOTT Err Y,
THIRD CLASS.

THIRD CLASS.
The subscribers having been requested
to superintend the drawing of the Qyanti.
CO Canal Lottery, Sd class, dc hereby
certify, that the following were The num-
bers which we're this day drawn from the
thirty placed into the wheel, viz:
y IN. e g. on 1S
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Leesburg Turnpike Road.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN an election will be held at the Court
House in Leesburg, on SATURDAY the 18th
day OF June next, fer the election OF
President, Four Directors. and Trea.
surer OF the Lessburg Turnpike Road
Company, for twelve months thereafter.
T. R. MOTT, Treasurer.
NAV t8-te
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-14
TIE LEFT EYE.

ACALNrC TALE, TRANSLATED FROM THE RUSSIAN.
\ rich old man who resided Al The extremity of
the camp, quite apart from the rest, had three
daughters, the Youngest of whom, named hoohju,
was as much distinguished for her beauty for her
extraordinary wisdom.
One morning he about driving his cattle
for sale to the CHAINS market place. he begged his
him to bring them OH his return. The two eldest
asked him for trnkets, but the handsome and
wise HOOK iu said that she wanted no present, but
she had request to make which it would be diff
cult and even dangerousfor him to execute. Upon
which the father, who loved her more than the two
others, swore that he would do her wish, though
it at the price Of his life eff it be 50" re-