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sed Col: Buler on the part Of Gen. Call, and Capt
ID. e Birch and Col. Henry Yongs on TIE part Of
Col White, and after fair, candid. and full die
cussion of all the matters 10 dispute between the
respective parties, have concluded an honorable and
amicable termination Of them.
JAS. RAMAGE,
DAN'L. e BIRCH,
HENRY YONGE,
ROB'T BUTLER.
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INHE undersigned havng employed In,ruere,. m his
4 family, who comes with very satisfactory reeommenda
on. wishes TO TAX. two OF three small girls Boar ers
Terms Sev~ny-fyo dollars for sessions uf months
each, payable at the rmnacno Of each The Board
er. 10 furnish their own beds aud bedding
WILL: BOILING.
Guochis Dec. 90 7O-wSt
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TIL: JEFFERSON
SoETR C4ROLLEi.

The Resolution for appropria,ing $40 900 for
the relief of the heirs of Thomas Jefferson has
passed the Legislature of South Carolina with en-
,husiasn! We honor the State who honors the
BeLeiactors OF heI countryside has the right TO
say TO her sister states go thou aud do likewise -
But in what emphatic ter AS would she spea, to
Virginia?
The following the particulars of this interest
inc Event
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WAS committed 10 the Jail II The Town o Petsr.hurs
w the 1Oh Day ~ SEPT 1876, runaway, negro
who calls hrs name ELfCK feet inches high sto,H built,
s, his rsht eye, and large knnt his left lex,
which appes like had been brckea; he IS " black
Complexion ard states that he beongs Mr.. Nathan Hooker
Of South Csrcrn. Greenvie District The request
ed to forward bis property pay charges and take
him away, be will be dealt With as the lsv directs
ROGER MALLORY. rslor.
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Institution for The Deof ami D,,n,b

INHE New York iout'On for instruction OF the Deaf
and Dumb well organised aud pr,ysfedt 10
those who are deprived ,, hearing aud speech The
'raetrs who can hear aud speak (oue one femae)
arc well qualified to teach the Deaf and Dumb having had
esht yeas Pfacucsl experience. They ASSISTED nv two
mules, one Of each who have bees taught hi, IaI-
ton, ard are Eighty u'eful the school The system If
instruction that of the French and the same ss b,
pursued IN other schools the Deaf and Dumb eoun-
ny. Pap over eight aud not exceeding IS years, will he
received At all tines Tor ioJ, the dollars
year, including hoard aud tshon book. add stationary wash.
ing, pendins aud medical ATTENDANCE. There will be
extra charges hut pupil, r,quej hnJ their cloth.
ing, bed and bedding There one vac ap during IN. month
OF AHeef 10 each when ruP'I. ny their friend,
rem n ~ the lntuon a, their option The male sud female
pupils provided for IN different hpJng some distance
aps and are not SLOWED to as,oe4te school Those
Interested may otsn urther nfomson, ny udJ essng let
Ter post paidl TO The $ ctetsfy the Institution.
By Order " the Board of DHeotnrs
SAMUEL l. MITCHELL, PfesiJrn.
SAMUEL AREHLY, d. n. Ssoty.
- Iernsid 81. New York dee, a. G.-Gr,
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iucf.on OF Land ami .yso,ocS-

HucfSon Of Ldnd and .Ieg,Ocs
WILL he sold 70 the highest bidder on the 10Th dsy of
w Janosry, at my resdentc 10 Fiuyanna County FOL
hwins property. OK MN the plantation which
i've containing about 1000 accs, 81 which valuable
bivsuns low grouuJs PAXTON PLfFTATTON, consist
g " shout 400 100 beinS low grounds aud CIR
RfnGTOn,S TRACT, containing sbov, 100 aeres, with
much ,anahle nher, anil Saw Mil upon II. The
fner ~ vpod state of e1y,t aud have fors Wlet
seeded nfbn them These three plantation, Join each thcf
hut viii he divided 10 accommodate pufcbasers. see
AI'o about 10 stock II horses, ese asd htr
farming Ui nsis aud household aud kitchen furniture
The conditions Of sale will lie accommodating and made
known the day Of sale. Should The 10Th be s, ts
ale win commence the fair day, and be continued
Until completed. MILES CARY.
OAK Hal. Dec 81 c7-2,e,d,
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Extract of a letter from Washiaeton.

N1tTdct OF letter from Wdshugton.
.r can see nothing in the present aspect of our
o., ' 10 justify any relaxation Of our opposition
,he present administration. There seems TO me
S,. ue settled design to crush the Agricultural
,hse Of 'he south by an oppressive Tariff, and
h,a IN our poverty, to buy US up with the sordid
~" OF roads and canals, made at the sacrifice OF
constitution. The forms of this policy, at
;ob;N' are already seen in a diminished and dirnin-
LIE revenue, and the glorious result of our
Iyt'y"'acy abroad is exhibited in the loss of va.
sa"e,, uade with the British colonies, amounting
lars. "'e ana SIX millions OF dol
Charlottesville Gaz.
,bo % s'i Expectations Captain Ormstead Of
rano.,I .a Lady Of the Lake from ST. Marks.
do,.1 ,na' the Indians have lately committed some
a upon the whites, in this Terri,orv nm
s;,n frontiers OF Georgia; that they have killed
n;I'ae men namel Seby Tor some similar name
d. G- anu ournt their houses. His Excellence
5s .. noree 10 Capt Dade. and, in the mean time.
800 pssehed Capt. Blount an Indian Chief. With
4 tn " indians to quiet disturbances.
/ 1ne Information was received ~
30 iTor the Indians after HAVING ,scsivsd
Pensacola Goz., Dee. !.
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.Feyaa!e School inFarmpiike.

FeDsale School iaFdTmpiiLe.
MISS Caroline Goodwin has engaged to teach Female
W School ~ my family III which will be taught all the
ful branehe, Of a good English education.
Boardns including Washing bedding aud candles, will h-
$50, for tuition S15 per of III months
18Th January, 1877. JAMES MADISON.
Dec. 7O-vat
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NASHVILLE, Dec. l3.--The bill to prevent the
depreciation OF the notes Of the Nashville Bank,
finally passed, on Monday. and has become law.
AS well as we could collect its provisions amidst
The hustle OF closing session, they That the
New State Bank, is to call In 10 per cent. evesy
80 days, OF the sums loaned at The county Agen-
cies, half of which is receivable in the notes Of
the Nashville Bank -tbe other half in par funde.
The Agents are to reloan the Nashville notes pay
able in par money if they do 30, at 6 and IL
months. IT they cannot, they are to transmit them,
without delay, to the principal bank, the directors
OF which are TO convert them into sound money
the best .Tms they effect. The bill also pro-
viies that so soon as the exchange he made, an
equal amount TO the sum Withdrawn is by the di-
rectory to be returned TO the counties respectively
Gag.
The National Inteleencer, OF Saturday, says !:
" We understand that damages to the amount Of
two thousand dollars were, Wednesday last,
awarded by jury in the circuit for this dis
trict, IN case OF prosecution for seduction Of a
young female.''
We understand that Judge Robert White de-
parted this life at Winchester on Wednesday even
ing last. shenandoah Sentinel, Dec. %.
Mr. TAOas Teman, of Goochland to Ms. Emay younse.
daughter VI Johh uooae, Esq oil Powhatan.
Oar little village again clad mourning The OF
death are repeatedly filling around Sabbath
we witnessed the departure of Mr. Samuel Edondso, J
alter an Illness 81 about fourteen days. Euloye, of the dead
are so commcn lav,h bestowed the writer
aimo deharsd making amy reuark. fox departed mr.
rat but the genius Of the his solid of information
the esteem IN which he held all Of his good nature
openne'. and eand.ur, all demand this last tribute to hi,
mory the loss Of Mr. Edmondson, his family aud friends
strongly marked In hin dcose red the Affection
s husbands the devoted father the faithful brother the du,i
i1 son. and the warm and steady frendHe though
TIC ~ religion, siways careless abuutr. In continued
health OF oftydd religion formed part Of hs
Germ; But reader the closing his fortude failed
him-he the necessity Of bt-he ervenily
and earnssly and like the great Voar~, erav.d only few
nnre hours TO erve hi, God Hi. anxiety for life ndecrb
anie pale aud CHASTITY he seemed hold with untiing
'te's aud with frequent s he gasped
| in vain
=-The fell monster
Pursued him close through every lane Of life,--
the" silver ehoid loosed"the last fitting spark Of life
gave Ger aud the soul bounded fro earthly
| uyt the mystic scenes Of worlds unknown.
Hatlfar Courthouss, Pa.
DEDlon the 10th about the 5nth Of lis
ny Jesse Crears native pf Louisa hut for years
deht u buckingham county The death Of Ar Crews
by TALL which he survived about "a hou To all
ms he cDdearsd by the Lrli.f he
=" The nobsst work Of God"
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al others VIII hiee # t..c drawn numbers ON item
each fN' era
Those SO tickets having them two Of the drawn num-
hers, and th'se two the i.t aud I'd. each roo
Those 81 ticket, having them Of the drawn MIN
btrs, end those two the 81 and 4h, each s0
All other. (heng 1892 having them Of the drawn
SUMMERS, each IA
And s other tickets heing iccOs) with any Of the
drawn numbers on, each >
NO ticket which shall have drawn prize Of superior de-
nomination, Can lie entnlrd . u inferior prize
Prnes payable forty days after the drawing and subject 70
the usual deduriinn Vt fifteen per cent.
u Odtr enc'sing the cash. prize tickets will be /,
promptly and P"ntiuaI!y attended personal appes.
ton addressed ~
YATES g. MCINTYRE, Managers.
Under the Eogie Hotel, Richmond.
whole tickets dolls. -Ialf2 30 QuarterI 25
The drawing will take place Of the Ia lie o,el
Dec ~ ~ az
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IL persons indebted 20 the esate Of John Warren dec
a and Riehsrd a. and John Warren, late n fest-at
county, are required 10 ske innsje payment 10 the sub
serher And all Per'oDs having claims sgans sail estse
requested 10 mate them known.
THO IT, TERRELL. adnr. Of John
Wsrfen, dec who The Surviving pntntr ~
q. tarJ s srd r''r 49,.
@--fo 'r- ~
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THO LOTTERIES NEXT .MoNrx.
CohEN'S OFFICE, Balhno.r. 5.
ODD q ErEr sYsrEmLssass,.sSs:s,N 'a, ,s3s &
GRAND STATE LoTTERX
or Msryland-The holder Tickets or two Share, @
be certain " at least One Prize and may draw THREE
Batinlks,
On fAe Seventeenth of Jan,rurr.
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Tia f.ll rnnn.ta.

The .4nnuai General Meeting
OF the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on uildins
" Of the Stale Of Virginia, will he held the Soci.ty
flee, III Richmond. on Monday, 29th January, 1927.
JAMES RAWLINGS, Z. Asen, NJ A. Society.
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n. j. SHYdJdsNSKT, Practical dentist,
LNOR the better Accommodation o professional vfcs
hivs rented IN the dweIing house formerly
euPed by DR. Clark on street, opposite Mr helsoat
Store. -
oaiee hours FROM 8 until tso M. and frop pm.
Dec.
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Si'uer JNine.-A Buenos Ayrean paper men :
tons that silver mine of extraordinary richn ess
mas been recently discovered in the province Of
Caudana. 1t Isl vein of native siirer, OF more
Than three feet width its commencement, and
The metal can be cut out with chise II is said
that there Is every believe that it extends
Tor great distance.
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HIGHEST PRIZE:
10000 DOLLARS 2

mouth tJanuary.l AsAe
Orders from any part Of the United States, either by mail
Vo Pad) or private conveyance enclosing cash. or r
eke IN any Of the Lotteries will the sane PROMPT and
puneuai attention, If personal application ddre, t5
- J. J. COHEN, Jr. u BROTHERS.
CoHEN'S Gazette and Lottery Register will be published
Immediately after the drawing aud will contain the Official
Lat OF the Pzrsit will he for warded gratis TO all who tur
chase their Tickets at CoHENS OFFICE and who sieoify
their wish TO IL. s-''I
Richmond, Dec. 8. 62-2av,y;f
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LB. Y-aTES s Il. .MIMTYRE, .Manp,ys

$3.50 Tickets ri 81, ISe3sO d,Ih,,
In tins Scheme composed OF 60 by te1uarv
ht.n with eight drawn ballots, there win be So prz
WIN three OF the drawn numbers each; 1856 each w
OF The drawn numbers and 0609 each with one OF
the drawn numbers or, .
To deter the fate of the 81 go iicl ct, in the Seb,ms
the co numbers. from 10 inclusive will be p,ae Cd in
wheel ON The day o drawings and eight them will be drawn
out; ana that ticket having the ISL I'd Sd drawn hu
hers as combination, will he entitled the piize Of S2OOOo
rii'. n''ing OH IL tne an, 5;b and 9Th, 10 10000
&c. .''i"S Gu " tue Oh, s'h aud 9th, 10 1000
That having il the ~, ST. aud stf 10 anoo
That having IL the 9th, 7ta and eth 10 900
rrha",,., s;, '' t'e "a, 81 Snh MA, 10 100
sd, 7ih and Eth
18th, 9Th ard 9Th
9Th, 5h aud 9Th
4h, 9Th aud eth, -. :, oo,
All, 9th and 9Th eeA" $40,
ih, 9TH and sih
Ssh, 9Th ard 7th
oh, 9Th and 9th
5h, 9Th and c:h
Those % haUhs en- them the 81, Sd and 9Th
3D. 81 aud 7ih ,
Cd, Sd and 9Th
~, iih aud 9Th
ID fih and 9th,
~, 4th and 7th.
~ eth and gll.
~, irh and 9Th
I'd, 9Th aud 7ih,
Il, Sih and and 8 1is' each $500
81, 9Th aud sth,
~, 9TH and eth,
81, ffh aud 9Th
81, 9Th and TIL
81. ih aud Rh,
81, 9th and Gill,
81, 5h aud Th,
81, 9th aud sth.
go 5d, 9Th AMI 7h, J
al others Iyi.h nice .f IA ta,y, nrnL.,, 81, st.
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HIGHEST PRIZE,
20, 900 DOLLARS.
COEIEN'S'

Lottery s. Exchange Office, ia, .Karket street.
Baltimore
Where both the great capital prizes Of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS obtained in The late Cfapd
State Lotteries and where the HIGHEST CAPITAL sold in
the last Grand State Lottery obtained, where mro
Capital Prizes been Obtained than al any other once I'd
America. - =
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THIRD CLASS.
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY

OF VIRGINIA,
The whole to be drawn IN ONE DAY-,be IN 49,
place in Richmond
OV THE gath OF J.aNCARY.
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We understand that Judge Robert White de-
parted this life at Winchester on Wednesday even
ing last. shenandoah Sentinel, Dec. %.
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The National Intellieencer, OF Saturday, says !:
:" We understand that damages to the amount Of
two thousand dollars were, on Wednesday last,
awarded by jury in the circuit court for this dis
trict, in case Of prosecution for seduction Of q
young female.'
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Communicated.
MARRtRDl-on the l4,h inst, by the Rev. Mr. Peniek,
Mr. IhOr1as Topnan, Of Goochland Miss Emy
daughter u John Goode, Esq. OF Powhatan.
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RALEIGH, On. CO. Dec. &c. Our Gener,
Assembly met yesterday. large majority of DO,
Houses were present, and the members being quail
fled. the Senate reelected Barley Yancy, ESQ
their Speaker, and the House Of Commons job
Stanley, Esq. their presiding officer. The clerk
and doorkeepers Of both Houses were also r,
elected. Register
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Of a respectable company. for an IN.
gagcmept for hiasrlf and wife. sta
Ing. that bis lady was capable Of
playing all the first line ofbusiurss
hal as lor himself, he was the worst
actor in the world They were en-
gagged and the lady answered tho
character which he had given fiber.
The husband having the part Of n
mere walking gentleman sent hin,
Tor his first appearance, he asked
The manager Indignantly, how he
could pnt him into ~ paltry part.
= Sit answered the other, here IL
your own letter. stating that yon
were the worst actor in tho
world True replied the other,
> bal then had not seen YOU
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THE MAIN CHANCE,

When Whitley, manager Of tho
Nottingham company. was cnacting
Rtchard III. he showed tolerabIc
proof Of having constantly an eye
Il his interest and 10 his audience.
In the character III the crook baca-
ed tyrant, he exclaimed
" II e., hahbIing dream you threatea
ore IN vain,
(Ihti man ~ hs bJonn jrIg 'ttte, has got INTO
The pr without payur)
a. Richards himself again -"
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Valuable i.anA for aye.
NIarch2o

EtUKSU Ant 10 an order of the wor.
sh,plnl count Ut bedford county, .hnll,
oo tuesday the laDh day Of Apr'l next, il fair,
ifnpl ihr oeat lnn DAY thereafter, sundays
escrped, proceed 10 sell. 10 the highest bid.
der, 81 credit ol one, Two, three, four aud
6yc yrar., "A Ts1AGT OF LAND,
lying in Bedford county, belonging 10 the es.
tale al GoorP" noutias5, dec. containing DAB
arrcs. ms laud Iles we'll and is abundanly
rn'cre1, with god Improvements, aud an
excellent orchard, winch produces yearly an
nbn, lance ot every tlnd Of hnit peculiar 10
the clloale There - open band sufficient 10
work - hand.to advantage IA crop Of small
grain growing, aud every pre- Hiralion aIrea-
Nv made for the ensuing crop. iei .0n. wish
my 10 purchase would do we'll fg.examine
tins la6d previous 10 thr day ot sale.
BK.Nt3JfIN ROBERTSON,
March 30 cp3usj4 C0UiHisaioHtf.
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ME- AIt)RY.

AT the sescnty.aeeond perform
ance o. The Begsar's OPERA du.
ring ~ original run. Walker, Who
played Machealh, being rather i'm
perfect in his part, Rich, the mama
ger. observed. HoN's this. Mister
Walker | thought you had a pref.
~ good memory. 80 | have re-
piled The actor but you can't ex.
peel il to last forever
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GROCE,1 II. =. S,

on as good terms as can be had in tins mar
ket, confident they are well bought, but will
not promise on better, or cheaper, consisting
III part of
Best filled sacks Of Salt ,twiiled sacking
Sugar and Coffee OF different qualities
S-Orieans and W |. Molsssts
MouId aud sperm candies, i 5 10 S's
larpentlnc and transparent soap
6anpowder and Imperial lea, ire sh
Guy and wrought Mil and brad
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass, 5 b. 10. y 10 by l., y putty
Smtthdeld and mountain Bacon, which Viii
engage TO furnish ny the season
New Mackerel aud iIrrrings
Few casks OF rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
suffolk Tar, " Carolina Moss for mattresses
assortment OF Hardware, Crockerl, Glass y
EaTthen Ware
Blind, snatle and Curb Brides
collars, wagon, cart and gig Whips
hacks best aud common Segars
aeRs and boys wool and tar Hats
salt Pere, Giauher salts, Mustard
A'iSplee Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Nader Y
CoPperas
ron, German and biistcred steel
"ehnIne Madeira aud Malaga Wine
london and Philadelphia Porter
cotton sheeing and Shifting, Osnaburgs
- and - point Blankets
Ve 10 beautiful Cotton Yarn
10 bbls. of Cider
FOR which will receive any kind of pro-
e4ee brought to this market at the bes, cash
Prices. NAruL WINSTON.
March 90 t,62
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NJ. DmlR IN NraRLnLf.

NJ Doriiaon Fro1l"te,
..,IR FAKE NOTICE That have
, ln,uD0ted Il SUI, in the Superior Court Of
Chon,er' holden a, Wyjhn Courthouse, u
enn.tt christopher clark, yourself and others,
tor the purpose Of recovering number of
alavcs, aud among others lie slaVesadgertised
ny va 70 be sold on the 22d OF April next,
briure the door ol the Franklin Hotel in the
town Of Lyochburs, FROM which advertise
meni Il appear that YOU are about to sell
lid sIavei, - virtue Of deed Of trnst exc
en'cd 10 Alirn Taylor and yourself by Chris
tophcr CLARK. hedrIug date the 9TH OF Decem-
Der, lsi9, aud recorded ia the county court
oi Montgomery, which advertisement IS pub
Ilshed in the Vrsinian, n newspaper publish
al at Lynehburg, dated the I'd Of March, 1876,
and 10 hereby forbid the said sale
loW's &c. ANDREW LtNl0.
March "a. tZ2ae-
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pRisrED AMI PUBLISHED HY
~ q. 'tiisheys ofthe Lu,rS " the Union.

~, The sem;-Weeklv PAPER, al 81, aud the
:, IL, Paper, AT 50 per annnin, payable IN
Nts% w.. No subscription will be received for
sd'""t ,;,ne fhan SIX months and no paper " ii
az ii;;seontinned (but at the discretion Of the
pe ,.''.N until all arrcarages are paid.
bur Advertisements will be inserted at So
>, ner square COR less) the first time, aud
es"y cents for each continuance. Those
81 80 distance must be paid for previous to
. Io;r Insertion, or the payment assumed by
tlo'' rssnonsible person in Lynchburg.
~ chapcerv Orders not exceeding two
- ,-a inserted for six ioIars
@r-y All letters addressed to the Editors must
.rp,rp. or they will not he attended TO
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ins. and the room IN With |
sat ~ We'll contri,rd ~ The cclebra
ted vaults in which he kept hls pr
spnera. II would BIZ impossible for
me IL hear one word that the witness
| Is saving Officer. If4 the man.
ny lord What ! the same man ?
The Ora same y Well. what does
h. want now = He wants II get
out, please your Lordship. Wants
IN grt out then keep him in. keep
him in. say, Sir The obcdlcut
officer did N H. was directed; but
the perscyering msn waS not II be
so easily driven from hiS purposes
Watching an opportunity, therefore.
aud clboWlHg his way To an open
window. he mounted on what il call
81 the sole and appeared. contrary 10
al yair, - be mrditating hls escape
IN that direction But the sigilant
officer ain caught the tartar. aud
again interfering, a fresh tunult en-
9b' - wi hNHll' hliINtiiA W az
sfH "a We'll h. might and a third
time exrlumcd. : hats the matter
INV lis the u IL 10 end 10 this ?
eli er---. It's the man, my Lord
y hat The same man again Show
me the fellow. aud III man him
Tbc pltircr here pointed 10 a rcspcc-
tab crnough looking iudeidnal,N tho,
IA hr said, had cruppcn up on the
wIn'aW sole, and wanted To- gel down
aga Judge Up,n the window
sole Wei keep him ap---kcrp him
up. | say. Slr.li il should be tn the
d. Of Judgment Il ~ almost need
iesg to i II tud these successive in
teiruptions threw the audience into
a roar Of laughter, y that the incor-
rigihle man, while hrld in duranrc
on The window sole, had far murr
eyes turned upon him. than either
the prisoners OF Witnesses At the bar.
UamtricS Courier.
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A peasant being at confession. ac<
cused himself Of having slolen some
hay. The father confcsspr asked
him how many bundles he had aken
from the stack That is O. no con-
sequence. replied he, you may set
il down a Wagon load. for my vito
and are going To fetch the remain
der soon
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An Irish sailor, az he wna riding,
made pause the horse IN beatine
of The flies, caught his hind foot in
the stirrup the sailor observing it,
exclaimed, How now, Dobbin. If
YOU are going to get on ! will gel oF
for by the powers, | wlll moi nda
doubIo with YOU
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50 bb's. rhi,tfg
90 bags green c90ee
50 bdS. yf1r
90 bbis. cat nails
90 bores IMP. and gunPoWder tea
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GENERAL WOLF.

when that celebrated general at
the period of the victory gained by
tie kings troops at Cullodcn, a
lieutenant colonel i'm the army was
riding over the field OF battle with
tire dakc of Cumberland, they OBJ
served a Highlander, who though
severely wounded, was yet able to
set up, and leaning on his arm,
seemed to smile defiance. Waite
said the duke, shoot me that High
land sc0undrcl, who thus darca To
Look upon Us with such contempt q
iasolcncc.' My commission re
piled the manly officer. is at your
royal bisIncsa' disposal, but | never
can consent to become an execution
err The l!ighlander.it is probable.
Was soon knocked on the head by
some rutfian, less scrupuIous than
the fntnrc conqueror Of Quebec but
il VAS remarked, by those who
heard the story that col. Wolff from
that day, visibIy declined in favour
and confidence OF tie commander
chief.
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