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course in south-easterly direction, across a miry
piece of meadow land and clearing all the obsta-
Giles in his way, he reached the margin Of the
Papskena creek arm of the Hudson, which
branches OFT about two miles below Albany, and
continues in south-easterly direction until within
hundred yards below the place where our Indian
stood. He instantly threw himself headforemost in
to the water, and would soon have reached the op-
posite shore, if his progress had not been check
by something that seemed. to pull his blanket he
turned his head round and plainly distinguished the
sparkling eyes of Yacona, who endeavoring to
draw him back to the place Of his departure
6 Poor old dog, l am sorry for you, but you must
die" and with one blow of his tomahawk he frac-
tured his skull Yacano howed once and sunk to
rise no more, carrying Ben's Ratchet with him, and
leaving pure crimson stream behind him. Ben,
having landed listened moment and heard distinct
y his pursuers urging on the terrier to pursue his
track, but thinking himself safe, he could not help
giving a whoop, after which he preciptately left
the shore
Our unfortunate Indian, having crossed meadow,
met a small stream issuing from ridge Of rocks al
most opposite the Patquathek and following its
course through a dark and contracted ravine. he
reached the foot of precpce, over which the wa
ter formed an elegant cascade. The beauty of the
place would have excited in peaceful mind very
different sensations from those that pressed nces-
sanity on the troubled conscience of Ben. He only
looked for safety and defence rock projecting
over the fall of water, offered him, he thought,
well adapted retreat, and in an instant he assembled
to it. On this lonely rock stood an oak, quite hoI-
low, covered with moss, and entirely bereft by time
Of its head, formerly covered with verdant foliage
Ben leaned against it to rest his exhausted frame
1t was then midnight; the wind sighed mournfully
through the surrounding evergreens, and the tor
rent which, running overthe rock, was foamng with
fury, when arrived on the fiat below, expressed
y warblng murmur among the stones covering
its surface all was quiet and silent in this lonely
refuge; but it not so with Ben. lie could
plainly Distinguishing Indians the top Of the Pat
quathek extlnguishing their bonfire and throwing
the burning pine knots into the Hudson with re-
peated EXPLANATIONS of hilarity the distant sounds
of which he heard in the silent pauses of the north
west gale. He could not help comparing their in
nocent amusements to the torments of his soul, and
condemn the false honour which had excited him to
spill the blood of fellow being. Ben, though sa-
wage, was not destitute of honest feelings he was
violent, and in the first effect of his wrath, almost
similar to the widest beast of the forest but when
his passion was over, he could reason and acknow-
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Journal Of Foreign .Hedac,ne.
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ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, N. ID.

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w assortment OF goods, vi very reduced
prices, viz,
PlnIn and 6g'd Bomhaaeues, all shades
Caroline stripes aud Cireassian fln,ds
and ID Mnrino Bombazeenes, a subStnn
tal anirle
Carlton SILK Robes, n new and handsome
article
Splendid fg d black and col d Silks and Sat
tins
Rich 6g d black and white Sattins
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes aud Grape Robes OF every descrip
tion
Black and white Grape Leise, fashionable
article for trimming
Artificial Flowers, wholesale aud otherwise
An assortment Of real London printed "a
liooes, with great variety OF other
goods, AT prices we'll calculated TO at
tract attention.
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. Co.
October s. tsl7
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The SUBSCRIBER.

gg.4JL\'G determined TO close has tusi
! ness, MI persons indebtfdi 10 him are re
Qnssttd 10 settle the amount Of htr rfYtcifre
accounts immtdiottig os longer 'ndpigtnct
.,riH mol BE- gireu !; Hose 10 uh0m he IS mdfbi'
ed uiH bring foruard Their CLAIMS inanaed'oteiy
=, 80. JOHN KYLE.
Eorembtr 10. Sio
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-28
September 3.

The subscribers have just received,
Lorrillard'. hest Maccoboy Snuff,
Bells do do do
do Sreoted Rappee do
do Scotch do
do Princes Mixture do
do Lafayettr do
All Of which can be had either by box,
bottle or jar. OWENS H. LECklE.
November IS. tcSl30
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