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vIRGIGIA ELECTIONS.

Faa kiin.-for CONGRESS, we IN
darstand that Nalhaoiel II Claiborne got a
majority of 30 votes over Jabeh Lcfiwich.
For the STATE SENATE, we have uol
heard the exact state OF the polls, though
We understand that Col. Swanson is fal
ahead House on iega'es-rnomas b
Greer and Jdcot Eariy.
CoNGREss.
Gloucester County-Burwel Bassett 500
Scervant jones !.
SENATE.
Col. William Jones go
J :. Turner %
HOUSE, OF DELEGArEs.-Richa Il.
Morliss 164 Mann Page LAG ; Thnma.
Smith l26 " Illam X. Perrin 81 join
B,Ilnps 81; Richard Thornton 40 Thos
Dabnsy %.
lSDoHsglraniu -ThrrrettT owles and Da-
vid Brgg, were re elected on Monday last
Delegates To the next General Assembly FOR
the County OF Spottsylvanla. The votes
were, for Towlcs l5G Briggs 1919; Thorn
ton 80.
For CoNGREss-Robcrt Taylor receiy
ed FOG votes no opposition
Fredericksburg Hera}d.
GreensUiHe -Foa CoNGKEss-Col K.
Epps 81, Col. james Trlzyaut -.
For the House. OF DELEGATEs--Col.
Isham G Lundyf lO6, VIM. A, WardIa"F
1Ol, Thomas Spencer 100.
.hbemarts-For CoNGREss, Willi7m {.
RiNes 294- For the State SENATr, Jos. {,
Cabell 287, (both without opposItlou.)-
FIR the lIoUss OF DELEGArns--Wm +.
Gordon 2G7 Rice ". Wood' 2l5i Iho.
u. Randolph 10.
Princess .snae Connty-Wm. |. Wood.
house and Caleb Ward.
For The Senate there 10 no opposition 10
the re election of WILLIAM {. Hour, Esq
in tho District lately represented by him.
For CongresS-THoMAs NrwToN, Esq.
will doubtless be reelected from this Dis
tricf, without opposition.
Chorioue--James W Bouldin, Richard ].
Gaines.
r.FtlO Members.
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ron THE vrRGINTAS.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.

NUN I1SOI1AN AL 1h NblDN To-
The number of candidates that have
presented themselves before the people to
represent IN cong r.Ss the district composed
OF Campbell, Plltsylyanla aud Halifax, give
to the freeholders some latitude Of choice.
1t is not nay deslgn to canvass the preten
sIoHs ofany one 0fthese candidates. have
never even read either Of their addresses
But will say to the frerholdFrs composing
this district something as 10 the character
OF the individual whom they should select
on this Occasion-far .rt II be receIlectcd
that the frcehoders are not confined IN
their selection t. those who have declared
themselves candidates for their suflrages for
this distinguished post-but TO the entire
district.
A man who aspIres to a seat in congress,
ought to be known 10 the people As ii man
of talcnts--as politician, consistent--as a
patriot, firm, steady aud devoted.
Our congress is now allowed, by the
enlightened and liberal part of the world,
to be the most dlSulird and august body
n existence. A man who IS without re
spectacle, If not distinguished talents, in
that body, appears as cyphrr 'ndeed-Hr
is IKE a udIh SuD9ltllAF oN4l ibhit'i'A Nifli
Iusrous orbs and dazzling 5uns---He,
brings contempt aud disgrace upon himself
which Is reflected upon his constituents
How Gao representative IN this body who
is no, possessed of high talents, attend well
to the interest of hi9 constituents, and dis
change those great duties which are thrown
upon him by national concerns great
and growing uatioo requires abilities oi dis
tingoshpd order in her legislators to insure
wis., aud well adapted laws.
Not adlerilnS To our revolutionary war
as aflordug test of pa'rlottsm, because
most ofthe actors in It have passed oh
from the stage Of life, will refer to peri.
cd in the history Of our country OF mere
recent dale, " hea the course OF or ADM
ni-tration SEEMED 10 require tie support ct
rg.ry patriot in our iand-Need | sly al
Iule to the late war Who then stood req
dy To support with all their energies, thrlf
country in this glorious Cause aud who
raised their voice against ii Many who
were opposed TO the declaration 0tthf war,
go soon as the war WAS declared, hashed
their opposition aud united IN its proseco
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AGROCTIC

" God Grant me honest fame orgrsnt me none,
Exclaimed patriot Of another ace
oh grant me all the fame MY deeds have won
Refuse me not a niche in lfistory's page.
Good fame tre oreat can only hope 10 GAIN
Each nird that sohrs with different ViIor flies
Kingdoms and Kings the p6,ion must sustain
Retirement can, by merit ony rise,
Enrolled i'll sataus peerless, prlncely court
My fame aud Ninians shall 90 hand ~ hand
Envy may cayiI, but 70 me lis sport
Rumors | II write for facts throughout thf
Ind
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From the Baltimore american.
HAY III

The Rev Mr.. Dewey WAS sent 10 Hayh
By the Emigration Society of y. York 10
examine into the state and condition of the
migrants. He states that the harsh treat
ment complained of by this class of men
resulted from an occasional repGimaud
from the government, because they would
not remain amongst the associates selected
Nv themselves, where their lands We're 10
cgted, aud whele their names were enroll
ed In one case, 60 fnctuatlng was their
decision on this point, that the papers ne
ce,sary to secure them their lands aud pro
Visions, were seven tines made out--nUne
were stIuck-uone hGed-nune inprl5un
I'd On the contrary, these querulons men
were taken II comfortable mansions,
bnndantly sup alled with provisions, and
implements Of husblndry were provided,
as well as medical assistance. The gov
eminent, he states, have gpre far beyond
their promises made to the emlgrantS.-
o. the charge that en,i5rants are not allow
I'd To return. Mr.. Dewey declares II To be
totally nnfounded--hut in that case the g
migrants are comprrd to refund the sums
Of money advanced by the government for
tkrr support and This is the only reslrlc
lion laid upon Their emharkation. The
colnnlaint that no work was tn be found.
had ia o,iyin in those who are determined
to remain IDLE. in short the Rev. Gentle
man c,nrIndns ,,itb IN. f,Llovinp amin,
tnr ;ntellirence
"A few DAYS examination showed mo
th,tthe comni,i,ts mad been nnsf uogr,te
Gl mnrmnrior. almost entirely without
Cause, and the little there was, ought not 10
x2n,a". In W. "''p'' , ~ ,I,a,,
fo5 "'' y N'''''''
I,r.ito ~. e.. 49,, ,,,,soo, s,,isr,ct;oo
on tho s,r,;,,. W., r..,,,r,, frn,, nav,
tour win Jr.;.a ,,,,' ',nr. t,ei,,
Irrc,iyad '', r,:n 80 a,tan,,,a aight to vsb
rngraen a, aF'' y rr, 10" f,r n"re t t'
aoticioa,sd E Il nv 1sit useful and
very in,ar,.,;, i,r,.a, ; k;od prny;3.ncs
is ,vrrrnl,o,r - e., vand y
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Ionrse of Exchange,

Corrected irctktg FIR The Tpgunnn, nj dRtft
Lottery EIchonge office ,LVcbbug.
pr RI dise. pr = do
Notes Of Mnssa- North T1tohnn.
cbnsrtt4 banks "a Estate Bnnk aud
Maine hanks - n Il branches a. .
Connecticut ID. - n bIgani of Newborn
New York City mud branches ddH
buuks n 2ICape fear bank 1aj
Country do lad Ge9rgiu
Bank in phila. state Baak b
dcIphm ia9lgnnk Of bprirn
Other benks in Planter. aud Me
Pennsylvania ! n 81 chAnic& bauk ~ n 4.
Delaware bunk % q augusta Rddke
Rank iuthr bis. Company m saif8.
nj Colombia 2o2Il DonhInens so -
RICHMOND PRICFa CiRREAf
Tobacco 81 ~ $40 90 Flour 81 30 n
- 75e,Wheat 40 30 cts.--corn - els
becswn Gb) 81 no cis- Butter Oh "a
| cts --trntbers 30 ~ Hemp itop1 Sioo
Stlo.--sel 81 ~ q 81.
Prjcc NJ Siocts II g pnnlt SlteAPank
OF Virginia (oldl sly Ditto (uew slou TO-
tnrmcts Bank 800 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-11

Hit. Teller, famous harlequin of the
French stage, was once among the specta
tors who were adnttrd to see Louis XIV
sup. on dav of festival. He stood near
the rail, aud looked so eagerly aud hun
griy at Some partridgcs in gold dish, that
the King, who knew INN we'll, and intend
ed he should have something to eat, sad,
" Give that dish to Teier."-" Aud the
part,tdgcs too. sire ?" said the ingenious
harlequin The king smiled, hesitatrd a
momrnt, and SAID Give him the dish too
for bis wi.
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VIRGINIAN.
LYNCHBURG APRIL 7, 1G2s.

The communication sigu-d \ Cifsen Of
Ga@pofH, was odefed tor our last pap,i, Ia,
At too ,ate an hour % make room Tor II.
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NE " G0ODS,
AT REMARKABLY Low PRICES
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.

AhF NOW hfctIVING, ANn nave OPENIp
rHE FoLLpwiaa.
EleraW worked Null Muslin Rohcs,
superb Canton and Mandarin Grape ditto all
shades,
Rich figured Groa de ty Stills. shaded,
few ngnred white gaoze lisndkcrchiefs,
Neapohien Velvet duo, a ne~ article,
Plain and fgtrtd Ma2lrren md blue Poplins,
A uesi assunmcnt of rhread tdeings,
Chinese Baskris. AID other laney Reticula.,
Lpr2r fgared black BoGlhazeres,
Superb patterns nBw style Cahc1es,
January Il. s2I
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o,d edition of DIR. NJ Henry's last
voI.CANOIN NEW YORK.

m. Essex county Republican of March
:, saws that on Sunday last, about two
'iock in the morning., II shock was felt In
~, ovn. supposed to b. an earthquake.
S.ns thought it to be thunder, Others sap
1s..4 At the moment that IT was the rat
Rac of Wagons on the frozen ground, and
',br,a thought it 10 be the cracking Of ice
m,be Ike. In BrookGeld the shock WAS
zach more severe. But we have just
I.rned from the town Of Lewis, that il
rrnve- To have been volcano. We IN
darstand thai there is mountain taere,
shos. bon els Of stones and earth baSe
hpen throNn out to the depth Of hun
dr.d feet, and mat smoke was seen to issue
from the centre, for three days afterwards.
lis reported that similar eruption took
MACE there several years ago; we conclude
therefore, that il il a genuine Volcano
And although We do not aspire to the
ime of classic ground, it ia demonstrated
that we brlOng to the same world with ST
rly and five cannot boast Of cities over
whemed with floods oflava, we have Wi
cans workshop IN miniature, aud can point
to field worthy of the research"' of tile
Naturalist. Nat Journal.
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- that he hadinjnred his employ
cb.' .s,y unhappy, &c. Ills employers,
va re 20 mol sensible OF any injury be had
at7f'i except inattention IN business,
as ile' ,,,treme ionduess OF company and
.,auce. They imorm us that ha Was
| fnfsLable kne singer, and that IL a.
MA ',.s whenryerthfv could, I'D him 10
f'eP '.e,<. 10 trea, him for the purpose OF
~, ~ hun sing.-.N. r. GdE.
All NAYS.-So great Ar" tho 7nf,r'
i ad,antages, that 40 less than ia
l'1 ai.s for laying daNn of rad rnad>
'@' men formed ia Great Britain within
:" months and coal aud iron have
" g,,rntially in salne, IN conseq renee.
.;c,i Doeration. The extraordinary
I'm Of tapping the head lnr water on
ff I'm has beeu petforn1rd IN lrelrnd,
~ .Ldd nine months old. More tia"
" .',res of water Wee drawn of which
IN 'l me child great relief, hut II was nm
q" 20 whether the child would recover
..,o,d edition of DR.. NJ Henry's last
u n.Haloran, has been printed in Eng
va ,a.14r - t tlattcrins circumstances.
~ ~. ,...orctabr publisher, Whiitingham,
lDs anbli,hing SERIES of the standard
WV '.,,j. IN the English lang age, has given II
ar,re AMONG them; and II Is the first A
a., ,o.eI which has been received into
tserles i''"'''''"' ~
The House of Representatives of Penn,
F,nia have determined 10 " reco,n'nen
the earl, attention of the next LeSlsla
~ the bill which was b'foe them ao-
rising the people Of that state to vote
-. and against convention.
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-ssA e~r-

PmIADELPnrA, Mach s5 -Captain
Nicholson has been ordered tn take the
command Of the corvette john Adams, now
in this port and Captain Dallas succeeds
hlp in The command at this naval station.
Franklin Gaz.
Capt J. G.. Symmes. IS Now l'cturins,
ron the Natural History 81 the Polar Re
gOns,o At the Athen1um, Cincinnati, co.
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FRESH SALAD Oil.

7 HAVE iust received few dozen bot
I lies Of FRESH SALAD OIL, of snperioi
quality. lbOMho j. Nv Al
Bank Squire.
April IL. ooiS
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Letters from Tns'and says that Sir Wal.
Ter Scott, has rpllnquished The Crusaders,
and Is now engaged with another navel E;
ana among MS Cooper, az we learn, is
hniShlng tale WHICH has for some time
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better from Gibraltar. under date %
t'brHaly I, says" A broker has Just ct
tered Us SO Tor lot of 400 hhds. kentuc
Wy tobacco. Our stock is small, and DIN
Terror quality. Good qualities much VAN
led for the Spanish trihrs."
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ON THE DEATH OF NACDONOuGu.
From The .niddieioun Gnzeiie.

M. a.
III. l,,,,es ,,J IN. .,,,.a .,;.'a.,;'L
,,,,,.. ,h,' l.,.i, ,,,,'n -, w. w. ''''''
ara, Land IN IN. dn.t n,,. ,,,d ,,a,.,.',. ~,
,,,,s ,,o.r, ,,,,, ,.,,,,. nv
dn rro,la.s n, r,,ha :, 800. -, t..i
rar3,.,,nf d.,th. ~. shr.,', ,,t,'.
=, III w. ~ w.
Ie4s ar cess ,he n,,,s or ,.,,r o.,i,,l,',.,a ~,
un.d = at ,ur xnufn-,h. .a','n,.,;''.,. va ~,
on r,u.r as:- rb,-, ,,.i ,,n,.d ni,h
- can M ln,pe, sh.,,. j., ,,.,. f.,..5.1.l ,i,'
~. ,b.,t.,,..,'
ya=4, thu. roach az ,.,.r,,,,.,'
Whr,rnoo u Ur who's. hyn,,, ~ -,
,,nph on,,. An I'D ,,,., ih,. ,.,,..r, ~ b.,
North? Ther, j. j., vii ,n ~. n.o,n
o..nn, than H.. s;.,,,;,,,, - ~, ';.,., ,t',
,ha ',s...r. sh',nat r9.r,. t',o
cnurs,,,s IN, checks NJ n,,rd, ,,,,,,,.rs
,,.#.,...',..L - I'll -.
c.n '',N w." s'%.u'a7 ' ,, 'n"se Nnl'n
Nd -. ,r'l,a'h .,o,, Nv "',,n'' VI = =
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The mother. as tho possessed =,
evil spirit, aud predetermined ou h., me
pose. on the evening al III, srvp.th
prevailed un an old sqoaa Ia ST vs..
ehildren and secret them In the ut
perish. In this the Gid wretch su,.,.', ~
but 90 the next morning, III. rl.t.f, wi
tn" Rev. Mr.. Paxicy, one nf the III. =
rl.s, Was infoi an.d hs an in,ii u IT,.
,ht fact. wh,ch Induced Nj +. IN e,,,.'
WITH NJ. Bright of The sane tsa.t, ny
Mr.. Dunlap. blacksn nh IL III. a. "a
ton. To 20 nnnrdiaiel, in pursuit nj
Indian from whom iapy could o.t.i..
nation respecting tlir fate of ia. .h '''
and 10 hrir enquiries, mel With an ala =
dian woman. "h" lhtormed them. II IL.
would pay her, ST. would conduct IN.
the place where the children N,.t,. 81. 70
ed. At
This extraordinary demand was co,,-,
ed ~ ~, aud the party Was Conduct. ~
long = small Indian trarr, until they pa, =.
ell within half mile Of the rt.jdrnr. oc -
p. to a large thicket II bflars, which ~
sqpaw pas7rd, APPARENT, by design. -.
hr. PaxlrN discovered track lray,,,, ~
trace, which he pursued into thu th,l'
found the cid en both tied up toa.thn,
piece of an old blanket, and 10 his o,.,
! joy, baih living, one sucking the chr,l v
the other. Mr. p. carefully took The Lnsa
foundIlngs 10 his Residence. wh.r. o,,. u
| for maui saw them, twelve days aiter& r1g
well.
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Captain PnILLLpS' BOOK.

There has recently appeared in Balti-
MOE, a PAM hlet, enii,Ied An Impartial
Tx mlnatlon of The Casr of cant. Isaac
PuILLtPs late ofthc Navy, and romman-
d'rof th" L. :. loop of war Baltimore, in
1898, together with the proceedings on his
appllr zion To be rest0rt'i To hi, rack in the
L. =. Navy" A copy Of this pamphlet
has been forwarded to ns.
All who arr familiar with the early hisfo-
ry If on navy. must reeolrct that lis first
misfortune wao the degradation OF our ma
uonal h'g, by the taxi rom on board
the above shop 1t war. fifty FIVE of her
crew claimed rs b fish subjects hy ON
LoHISG, commanding British Squadron
IN the vicinity of II ,ana. Fifty Of these
mon, II is true were rrtnrned-fvr retain
ed ; bat the n0de of taking them Il Brl-
tish Lientcnant. with the master roll m hls
hand, calling up The crew of an America
ship of war, aud plnndcring th,m from
their allcgi pre, as bandit tears away the
pearls from the bosom of virtue to hesfnw
them On his own icrntlous paramours-
tn's outrage, the hclpirnt symptom Of that
sea-nania, which was afterwards exhibited
IN ia" atta'k 90 the Chesopeoke-haw can
II b" forgotten hy the navy OF il nrods 2
The circumstances, as briefly AS We can
relate them, are these The Baltimore
c"nvo, ing vessels from Charleston To H.
'ana daring the short war with the anarch,
IT France, tell IA with Il Btliish squadron.
Che commander. Com. I.oRIre, invited
Capt. PhiLLIPs on board lie w-nt mn
prndenlly a. Ne ihiuk, Ia the hospltalil,
preferred him. When On hoard, he va.
told that all the British subjects on boar
his ship should be taken out, aud British
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ST. LOUIS. Missouri Nov. 5

Unnatural and Rcmarkabie Occurrence.
We learn by communication from the
Dosage Mission, that about the 9Th nt
Sept last, an Usage woman was deln cred
"i TWO c''dren, male and female and.
mat shortly after their birth, the unnatural
mother expressed drt"' mination to put
them Ia death from this however, she
was prevented nv her sister, who used eve.
~ persuasive means To reconcile the mo-
lti'r 10 her infants, bat she ohstlnafely re-
'hs'd 'hem the care and nourishmpnt " hicb
nature designed for them sal ing, if the
children were brought nigh her, she would
MI them. There was 10 alternative left
h"' tor the sister To hestow nn the ahan.
doned infants, such care as was IN her DOW.
rr: and being destitute of all means. s,,s-
Ialned them days on ,oater.
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EGE /

Thr f,lla,sinr ,sauii 81 lines irpm The N'
hill. Cson. rial n islet. we're written ss's
raj wears aea "a, l1ay in slahania, .'n' IL"
dsys before she sunk under accunnia'ed s"'
rows
4 ssid 20 sarroW'- awful ier"'
1.ef heat ..ias9 my lr"es'
e.,..ti,..,. oa.'si destroy the form
- las II - sir"-t
pa still he sufit ihRl new brooks
Thy ,enprsi rRa ~ hiFh,
Lo5aante au Is fury Looks
Win ,ieadfasi eye
..ilto ppnnre's mrasre train,
f,smr IN. vanr threats hrHVe--
Nj, lat poo iife-drop Sen may df"h'
Aud crnzh me - the grave
Yet. sin the smrii that eu5nres,
snail mock yauf Fore ~" "hl'e
Aud mrei each cold, cold grasp oi yours
With bitter smile
.aid la cold Negleet nni 9rofn.
Pass on, heed YOU not
re NAV pursue me. ~ ny form
AID being see forgot
YET. still the ,pirli which you see
llnanpnied by veur Nilesi
Draws from its own nobility,
IT. high born SMILES.
I sail To Friendships threa'eu'd hlow,
strife deep, nv hear shu'l hear--
Thou tsnn'si bui add me hllierwo
10 fhass already here.
Yet, Sill fhe spirit hai sasiains
1his last snVcte dtstrs
Shall sn,ile tpnn rs krraesl pains,
And scorn frjtess.
sai, 10 pea'h's unified inrl
An SIR. -. Why delay
Tho viii - ID atralinl heart,
wax Inc al prct.
For stii fie spirit hrm and free
Trinnp nj ~ - lpel 1isnav,
Nrapp'd ia - IVA n.eruftH,
Sail .mfls1e,"aea n"rH.
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ne inhurtaaCe a. t.'v punctnal PAYNE 4
OF -'ndi debts 90 MECHANICS aYd nfl4,..- ~ NJ
caro- thfl IN nv h. aud hur. rannn5 hr
700 rnaElN u IA c'ety onnn,aultN.
itr fmafks "o't mod III the fu,ln inu
mule es~a!. although tc4drd To- anofs =
oty. = q" m y he pursued with prodt
here 4 .isa,, i.lt.
"tnH ng,H io-moiroto. or Al In. r.
niS al TIN, experienced ~ rncn IN .iI,l..r-
rnt ocenp tIons-ef III ne apralli6E .nna. $
tffi -'sdh IN" ear, none a,r laurpnfly
NOR "ppr' si'e "r h. = s'odi - 1 .,ri -,
Irm'fk "C'dA again 10 morro,c" The IN
sp7tr ot- nrchduIr. " 4 ,,cnds il
great Measure. upon he proceed, IF his
DAILY lhnlr t,r = .b,is:oner; tn, trade
Man whose littl returns are anxjo Nv
sought ahrr IN order to r1abl,. III, ta con
tinoe his hraoch % business are ffea.rn,Iy
placed ~ the musl uutiras iut die I'M d.. h,
o"'ng ahhg"d tn Gail to.moyrotp.
tio' atteu = u the ct.t. here , tr,N,,,
OIL MOI exceeding tn a,nnant OF q "a arr.
scat add before tn drhtor spil.,s INN
s.lf 10 rriirct oP'n the needy ,lluarion oy
ms ~ htnr u cdates--~ I'm out ~
c.i"''Ef-' an'i dra" check 10 So .n,sa
an ano 'nt--nust 'CM aqain 10 aoyro,,
ten the consequences bs s, h.i the, my
iho~r ''h"S~ passing necrssl'i,.s az hkriv
IN i"Npls them IN diitir. lty. il -omr instan.
Cos eau II obiain sufficient cash Ia rpl,..,.
thrfn i-l'es, from me smallness or ,h.,r
clai'Ds o. Others Who d nat TAX. their
"""'s IN" consideration, further than by
requesting them TO Can again to-afor
9oie."
Inc simple sum of $40. paid n, one man.
IL r,Nt lIlst a
~an's ~ many: Tor instance, A ouesB 10
uo"srs' b isindeb,ed u L add ID each in
'iie sum y! doliAi ;, sIe wants o, me ,hre.
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A
/ n, st,t al anal amn NJ would us'ent ~ =
NJ nppr ssiv. y pset utions eansf The d.
e MI naace al nnpis s,nt saii-, hifh up -
/ In wbsl,. thu good nnd rsia ding al so
~ Ua#ld H. n4rH b.ft,r maintained III II
lby -nhe ling a creditor Ia Cal nPnin 10
no, rotoa When you car pay to-day"
No ~, account ofthe siDie m i1hieh the Bod
Coasirirf,r takcs IFS prey and n the ddop-
fioa 81 us otgdHitai. on 10 ais habits. by
u. J. Brodtftp. Esq. r. l. ). &c.
| h. March iasi, Mr.. cop, If the Lion Of
Ire, Ia the tower. sent L. lnfptm IN" TIL
nnr of these repilrs had iasl east hi skin
n ~htr8 period they, IA common With -
! : ~ .efpr l.. are ma-f active Hrde o iof
Pfr>. Acr" drngly. repaired With som"
} irnds Il The tnwrr mIrrr ~ tuund spa
eibus Gag. tine 1oor ol Inch consisted Il
a IN Csc covered Nth red bdilet and Ill.
81 with VAIN water, ~ rs tn produce -
proper tenprlataf-. There MAS TIN snake
/ posifis nopus ,rupti5. gracefully es.mining
tn hrig and ex,rat If us ptls"o, ~ h.
rals"d without any anparrnl ilpt, his tn" .
,ring head to the ro0f add upper parts III
! H. tall ii HE, and hlandlshlng DIS tongue
A large boz rabbl. sas i trudurd into
tn cage I'm snake Was down and mn
lianl.s- in y norprat. There he lay like +
| log. .ithpnt or y uplum of life, save that
which glarrd N the snsi bright rye twink
| l9e " MS Depressed h"td. he fabbh up
/ ,,e#fed - Tx 10 uoilrr ot nm, hut pes
nj, hrear T. wlk about Tie cage. Tar
.p5tk. suddenly. bnt almost lmpercrptlbIy
| tfnad III. head according IN the rahbu'-
~, rnlrnia, -. II 10 leepthe ohlpcl NJ hin
tn range 4 hsry-. Al lengn lNr rahbll,
3isll, unconscious of hI~ situation, ap
/ !. osched the anib she'd head. TIM SINK,
! ashrd n him likr lghtniug. Thst' Us
einw--a scream --tnd, INSTANTLY The tle-
! - was tucked IL Ihr cnils al the serpent.
f1is vs. dome almost too tapIdi, fo' tbe
- e. + NV: nj one Insttn fht snak" va.
'nafioucss Ia HE nexl h. war one cnuge-
RI Of coil sound hi prev. He had ~
I'll the rabbit ht the nsek, lasl under th,
eaf, nd WAS evidently exrielag thu strong
81 pressure round thu tho * at thu quad
r9ped, thercb. pr",eofi' < 'he Xraa-lon Il
ia. chest, aud II ~" shtuc TIM, dspnvlng
ths interior extr4tnI ia Of mnttpn. The
rabht n"yfr rrted aftrr the fifsi solxnrr =
H. hy with his nnd leg stretched oui, eiill
hreth,ag ia difficulty. - 90 Id b. sven
~ thr nottoa of IN hsuk.. Presently hr
made one drspsfat" stfnggle Will hl4 hind
* hni the snak" cautiously applied an
ufher cpl, nIth such j, Kir,liY rs complete
Is u tnluaclc the lover cKtrrmrinr7, ADD
- tbnuf light minutes the rabbit nas Out.
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81 IS hold. and placed Ms head opposite
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