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LynchDurS Young ladies oe-
mlnurY.

IN this lnstlh ton, 90 4ductrd og Nlr,
I and VI s.. Lruba, Mr. !. bruDa aid ana
Assistant, are taught nil the branches ot In,
gllsh cdacdiDa inducing, Natural Pbiioso-
phy Chemistry; Mythology Chronology =
Rhrturlr Compos,lio0 lar Mathematics
and, moreover, Drawing aud Painting ON pa.
perand velvet Laniaeapes Music, vocal
and pn the pianp.tofle the French, italiaa
anl German languages al; kinds OF Needle
Work, ac. We,
ScholarS toiN be reeeired. at any
tme darulg the present session, until
the 9th day y .lasDsf neal, aohsH 1t
7oiH terminate payments IN proper,
tioI oftte time.
VI the cad Of every session there will be o
public examination. under the direction Of
respectable gentlemen of TIT, town which
viii enable the public 10 judge oil the I'M
nrosriuprl OF thr scholars.
Tn sessions inter the present viii be Oh
hive months each aud commence, regularly,
on the Isl Of October aud lsi OF March,
The months al sng11 and September, viii
be the onIy vacation given zach year.
rLTEK II. LEUBA.
May Is, i''s
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tho angel. To thee am come IN
snatch lhce from amid the freau,rcs
thou hast hcapcd tagetil"r.' II.
cursed he those riches. said the kJny.
sInfe they have prevented ms " -
ing God / laneicd tbry w.nll 10
profitable 10 me-. aud nov thatIaun
t1inpelled h qlit them. with emety
hands, there remains IN me nef1,ne
thereof but the vain desire Atthis
moment God mirarnlnnsly cays
speech IN the treasures ortbp Lu
and they said Why dosl thnn CURSE
Us curse rather thine own Al.
Ged created Us like thysclf. sreaa,.
ana gay" us lnto y haea,, loa,,Ist
TIE ponr. aud needy. To build o5s-
cues slas g. aot sGa,,,2yfee.r& NH
~ this world and the nrAt. But
thou hasa gathered rs together. thou
hast locked rs No, thou hast nalo
use f0s Ia gratilv ihinr oRnirsire4,
aud ari now ungralctu L ~. thoa
lcavest ~ with rrgrri, ant itterf st
'mprecatlens against ~, a. lilae en-
"rni"s; IN what hA,e 81 iored
[ 80 :
y King "as about ~ rrFly. bns
The Angel al Death al we'd I'm noe
tune. lie soatched away t.3 s,ui,
ere be could utter wnid
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L'iPo Publishers ofthe Lars Of The Union.

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a d;scontinued (but at the discretion of the
p p,;torsl until all arrearages are paid.
bu ~ Advertisements will be Inserted at so
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En- ee ) cents for each continuance. Those
S g, distance must be paid for previous to
.ho;r insertion, or the payment assumed by
. .ome responsible person in Lynehburrg.
sun Cbancerv Orders not exceeding two
- arc inserted for six dollars
s9"%T AlIlotters addressed to the Editors must
Var PAID, or they will not be attended TO
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THE ANGEL or DEATH X THE KING.

THE ANGEL or DEATH q TIE KING.
from The .Ntte. Irab,an Nights Eatertdtn-
Hciitg.
A King, who had accumulated
immense treasures, bullt 4 mdgniil-
cent palace, and filled 1t with officers
cnambcrIaIns, and slaves. Dnc day,
when he had assembled bis whole
court al splendid festival, aud saw
himseIlat the very summit Of pros
perlty, and every where around hIh
the almost prolusion, he said TO hlh-
self; o my soul ! behold, thou art
in possession Of all the bonntics of the
earth What is there left that thou
canst wish for. but long life and the
continuance Of thy good fortune "
At tins instant there approached a
man, clothed in rags, and with eve
ny appearance Of a beSgar. lie
! Knocked at the gate 50 violently that
the whole palace shook with II.
IA cried the porter, What man
ners are these wait till the king
has dincd, and he will then gave thee
what thou asketh Of him. Tel
your MASTER said the stranger,
.tp come out Immediately. Inr have
an affair to settle with hin, which
must moi be delayed Wretch !"
replied the porter, who art thou
that can dare TO announce thyseil
in this way Announce me To the
king, and that will be enough an
sWcred the stranger. The king Tor
babe them TO admit him aud the
stranger knocked again, yet louder
than before. The slaves FASTENED
out with clubs in their hands to fall
upon him. Stay cried he to them,
in a dreadful VOICE. am the An
/ gel of Death Then were their hearts
like ice +; and they stood m"llonles'
with horror. Take whom thou
wilt instead of me- said the king
lsChat is not my errand,' repliet
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- Ge DRTSD2lfaS
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDERS.

hseonmead.d by NE most respectable plgs,.
Gums IN Europe as tfsiias IA .l,asriel as O
! sWe mud cttiniu rUre f0f The
hheRmotlSm and Rheumatic Cont.
| \ Jndlcions practitioner in London. sars.
-a-s King OF these powders, expresses himself
nus have tsays he) employed all my skill
'hu 'alchl3i 10 mud uut an useful preparation
fthe rchei and cure OF Rheumatism. aud
nloS' SO IemRig affirm, thei have never found
/ 'hS I'm so EoJd, so slit aud 81 tHfuctppy
rs DR.. Dfisdens Rheumatic Powders Yan
may depend upon II Gays he) for have Of
zen experienced II. that HEY possess ever.
virtue that can Justly he nscrihnd 10 any med
icine Tor that tormcntiug disrase Here then
says he. again yau hive medicine OF suprr.
l'tive eticacy and OF intrinsic value mild IN
is operation aud certain in lis effects, and
Which may be given with success IN n yarie.
" OF chrome diseases, bat opportunity la ol~ti
nate HeHmnitsBi. II may be given 10 the /
youngest children, aud to women IN thr most
dttcdtt situations. IN pans II The laee, &c /
powder taken al he'd linn viii give relief
DR.. JENNINGS oil Ediuburgh, speaking oil
these powders, says, havr used them ia my
practice, rs well as IN the hospitals and Gnd |
them 10 he "A most valuable remedy a. rases ,
OF Rhcnma'iSm, aud we'll calculated 10 dn |
much Good, aud therefore recommend them
to general use being confident in my own
opinion, as well rs that Of OTHERS, thet no
one will he disappointed who may have &C
caslon to usr them
Dl. CLARK Of Mem York, in a letter to the
agent OF proprietor, concludes by aging, The
poorer class ST people will find IN these pow
der, a Veluohn aud cheap meIlciuc. Tor |
have generally found FROM one Ia Two foAes
have produced cure, and N ~omr eases hat !
a box ans had the wished tor effect i. in ON
instance a gentleman VINO cane under my
care, labnrin, under obstinate chronic lkheu-
matism, attended with all The symptoms Of
consumption, by continuing the
use OF the powders both diseases were com
p!etely removed, aud am, ot an opinion, lhai
tbs medicine will prove valuable remedy
II complaints of the chest, as well as hheu.
,uuyfvn,
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LUEITTC HOSPITAL, williamsburg.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Cells
~ in the Lnnatic Hospital in the City
OF Williamsburg, are ali occupied, and that
no more patients will be received in the
said Hospital, until some of the said Cells
are sacant-due notice of which will be
given.
BY order of the Court Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, C.. c. d.
June [. cw1A43
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &C.
GMss
III
THOMAS J. DUvAL.

HAS iusI received IN dddlIonaI supply
" Of fresh Drugs and Medicines, &c. a.
mong winch are the following
CastorOil, Calomel, JaIap, sal. Ammonia
Inecac. Carb. Amoaa, Spls. ditto, Epsom
salts, GIauber do. Rochelle do. Chellen-
ham do. English Manganese, Gum Opium,
Lemon Acid Almond soap Violet do. Yer,
narnIar do oriental do palmyrcae do Abyss'-
man do. Rose do.Palm do. Musk do.Benzoine
do. Bandana do, Olive do Transparent do.
pnrpIe sancers, Pink do. Peach do. Tooth
nr,yyer,. Tooth Punches, Nipple Shields,
stomach Pumps, Smut Boxes, Smelling Bot
tles, Flesh Brushes, Iootn do. Shaving do.
Rslorl. all sizes, Syphrons, sand Paper, l..
.ias,ic ana silver Cattctors, Ground Logwood,
Swiss aud American Glue.--roselher with a
number of other articles in his line tor sale
At the lowest cash prices. WY >.
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From Me .Nfro England Galarv

From tle .Nero England Galarv.
The following anccdptr, IN sub
stance waS related IN the BY re
Aoiniionary officer. Whether il wa
founded on tact. mr. moi. If is charac
tcrlstlck of Yankee resolution an,
shlll IN STRAIT gem, ~ those time,
which tried mems souls aud bodie,
too.
\ British Mar-likc vessel. Of con
siderable force, Was cruising III III,
coast oi Connecticut. for some days,
Which MS a sight not NJ all agree.
able 10 The Yankees ou shore Que oi
whom nodertook 10 put stop T.
such insolente For hi, purpose
he collected crew Of hardy. re-
solutc fellows, like himself, charter.
- - tut "aatt- = '.#'."'' 1''"af"
The dech 90 all appearance. with bar
rels, boxes. a.. iii for coasling
trade, slowed his comrades below.
well armed With cutlasses. pistols.
and Other implements III lar boz \
ing. and With only hands e
nough on deck 10 work the vessel, set
sail on this adventurous cNpcdi-
ton. He was soon III sight Of the
man Of war, which madc sail Tor
him. lie pretended t. haul oil NJ
we'll as he could. but did mol great
~ hurry himself. Ere long they
Mere within hail,ng distance, Wheu
The following conversation ensucd :;
Captain J0lham. Ahoi what
Nessel's thai
Captain Bun. A British man Of
war. What are you. where are YOU
fran, and where are you bound ,
j. am an American coaster from
Ft0niagi07ra harbor, bound all a
lsng shore.
b. Where is Stoningtown har-
Dor!
J. You're "A pretty fellow for n
man III MAR. and drn't fn0w where
S'o1ngio1oR harborIs.
II. None of your impudrncc or
III fire into You and sink You.
What are YOU loaded With
!. ,SarSe upon deck and meal IN
the hole, aud The deacon's ne be-
sidrs; 20 fire away aud be dHn'd.
aud stave that. and see who'll pay
fort.
u. Come aloug sid, you rebel
rascal, or III blow you sky high,
J. We'll, ! must, spoSe. for
your great black guns toele Look
Upon this. Jolaan taking ad,.n-
1age Of he wind, Immediately ran
foul oi and grappled thr British res-
sci his crew immediately rushed
upon deck proving 10 the complete
sarpllse and infinite reimbursement
III the British, that thc meat IA
the hull Nds still alive. They
we're wholly uuprcpared for rcsls-
lance, 80 Surrendered at discretion.
Now, says jotnam, 'bauld own that
are rag there up aloIt. and we'll
hang ~ another guess one in It's
place with star, and stripes ont, y
then show yon Si1nia 5i01oA harbor
abOd Tie qnIchrSL' This was speed
Iy accomplished, AS much TO the JOY
Of the Yankees, as to the chngrh q
modification of their captI>os.
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NTOrICE-Part of our new Spring goods

NYOTICE-Parto of our newSprlns goods
~ have inst arrived, which we have re
cejved by the late arrivals from New York q
phiIadelphia, which is well selected assert
ment Of goods calculated for the present aud
approaching season, purchased by partner
residing in Phlgdelphia, when WIN oea ra, a
os thew have been purchased principally at
anr rI and many Of them at very grea,,, ss-
erGecs, and will be sold at very small al
vance. .,,,.,,o ~, \
Most ofhc goods are Of ne'9 style, patterns ana
e1ira qualify.
Among the invoice are
Rich fg'd Gauze and Leese RlbbandS
s"ner. Prints. Irish Linen. and Lawns
Beautiful 6g'd silks, &e' -.
We snail receive fresh supplies by almost
every arrival ,,,n,,yc 3, pporurRs.
|. April q.
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picklin! Ma e. t.S.

White Mustard seed, slustr,
Black do do aisra.,
Long Pepper, AeDflie ~ root
Black do Do ~ Ppwder, (.
Atfr cloves
Inc above, together Win ANY Other srI-
Gle used "a he pickling liue, jnsl received by
WALlER Il. MIDDLETON.
Jply IL 1870
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Prr=aI f' 4 muir.
~ Haa rercrfiy ppreh sod tbecnfir. stock
81 Drugs, Hfdetnos raata. OILS u r.Sluifs,
@c. al boets owens d Locke which ~ hds
d,liau 10 III stock On hsn.l. together with bis
nov arrival, reudcrs his a.-oiimrnl extensive
,nd complete.
iis friends aud the public, ~ we'll rs tha
customer al owens a lrekIr, Hta Nssnrna
int they can be iurnishfd ~ tue most lhvofr
able terms
Practitioners Of Medicine, country meg
ellnls and aiher. vim elrehu.e largely can
BE- supplied NJ smell advance above the
northern pllcey,Hnd good honds lakeu "a nay.
incut.
The greatest nuenlipa pail 70 Id, nm.
pounding Of mediclnf; aud BE- pl01e him
sell Ia deliver - hrIlie auf 81, -. lablsAa
mrm bul what Of th' pnr#a qp4s
July IL. 1876
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nsNH Bi%DHNN.
july 81.

( HE snb,crIbpr has Iatcl, procured an
4 additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables MIN 10 do all work in )hat line, with
noatncss aud dispatch. ne has received d.
rect trom Philadelphia, a very lnrge supply
OF paper OF very superior quality, winch ene-
HIS him To do HlN kiud ot -
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Matte Bruins Ge0SrdphY.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER has just received
Il an elegant supply of French Paper
Hangings aud Fire Screens OF the hrst qua
ity aud latest fashions, switch he will dispose
OF on the most moderate terms lie has also
law choice numbers remaining unsold in
The Virginia Literature Lottery, which viii
be drawn on the 18TH instant. Prize tickets
an any OF the Va Lotteries taken in part pay
ment. CHS. A. WITHERS.
MAY 8.
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THOMAS T. DUVAI,

HAS just received supply o. the above
Medicine. as agent tor the Proprietor
March u ~
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New Mat Stove.

E SAMUEL DINkLE.& 60. hav.
1T 81 inst opened, il HE house neN
80 door above Henry Cation, Z
eos. Shoe Store, and a hlIe
below TIL Vugroian Office, a new aud cX-
tensye assortment Of
FANCY EUR. EATS,
Together with a general supply oil
Common Fir and HooL HITS.
4 part ofwhlcb are Of their own manuiac-
lnring, and warranted 10 be first quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solicit share Of the public patron
,ge. as they are determined to keep con
stqstly on hand complete assortment oil
fancy bats of the latest northern fashions,
and likewise every description OF Cue aud
common hats Of their own manufacture.
All of which they will sell very 10" Tor
cash.
All hats bought Of them, Of their own
make, shall be roned without charge.
JuHr &C. Il3o
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4 AMP OIL Btrlels winter aud sum-
4 mer strained lamp OIL, of good qlal'iy.
MAILER IA. MlDDLEfoN
July IL. n90
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June IS
VIEW PUBLTC.4TIO.s.S.

'sHE Subscriber has the pleasure of an
noanclns to the public that be has iast
received further supplv of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27

''soat'eRa,a ~ ne most respectable p4gs,-
GUNS IN Europe as usli as "a .ipsrisg as n
sdtf mud rsriniu rure nr he
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
4S@gga'g<
HOME.

ihiS is not home. where day ny day,
wear the busy hours away.
wat Is not home where Lonely night
Prepares me for the tolls of lieht
Us Hope, and Joy. and Memory live
homie IN which the heart can live.
LIS where Thou art is home To me,
And home without thee cunuSt be.
mere arr who strangely love ia roam,
Aud fad in widest thoughts their home;
An' some in halls of iotdiy state,
w no yet are homeless, deSalate.
The warriors home is tented plain.
The sailors, ON the stormy main:
The maidens in her bower of rest;
he infant on its mothers breast;
fut NliSte thoU ant is home tn me,
And home without thee cannot be.
There is no home in halls of pridr.,
They are too high, an;i cold aud wide.
NO hoinc is by the wanderer found;
lis not III place, has 40 bound;
II Is crcling atmosphere,
Investing all the hear; holds dear.
law of strange attractive force,
That holds the feelings in their course.
II is presence underlined,
O'crSha;iowins the conscious mind.
When love aud duty Sweetly blend.
To consecrate the name Of fliend.
Where eer thou art is home to me.
Aud home without thee cannot be.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25

Foy carrying .'iWlgoCmc tq,icd Siqfey nm HcE,Lor,
L'oSt Hoads 'e"t b. ,erccei ut Hc GcnoaI Past (f:
Oct0bcr neri, U,ciyNiro. J
~ JJRGLNT.g
j. From Washington, by Alc>,u,lria. Occoou,n
Dunries, Aqua Stafford e. u. Falmouth FrcIcrjrs'
pnrg' FIcliebpTo' Bowling Green, White Ciifpfios
hanover b. and AIerryoats to Richmond ever, h.
:" in'ies. The contractor NAV convey tI.c mail h.
tween washington and iae wharf on Potomac crel j.;
- e",, 0oat' dnrins the perInJ that steam boats rpo
'e' 'iey 40 no. run tte mail IS % he carried oyer
Jay "y 'and II tie main mail carried W sican, bo,s
- ai7 - 70 Sciive'fd taiiy Of AexanJis ~ mai
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"fhere are people," continued the eorporaI-,.,vIo
can even breathe, without sandering a nciolbor y
you nudge too severely, - rel lied ms aunt Prusy =
very few are slanderel o do not deserve If ..ri,t
may be- retortcd the CORPORAL 'but have heard yer,
slIgIt things said of YOU "Tbe face of INV aunt kind
led with anger.-"NIE!" exclaimed She ssIII, sIolt
things OF ME- what can any body of Mr:n ,sTbcc
say answered The corporal gravov and drawing he
words [" keep Der in suspense tIa--fha YOU AnF no
nF.frER THAN YOU sHoutD m" Fury flashed from
,ne eyes OF my aun--''WhO are the ,srcclrcs3u--.I
hope they SANDER no one ll,d Ioes moi dcsrry ;,
marked ihe corporal Ieerngiy, lac left tie room
Inc lee l!ngs Of my aunt may he well t,1nccivcd-
sue was seDsibly injured. True She had her fijlcs-
she was pecyIsh AMI ctui but she was rjpiJ, moral
ana vIrtuous. The rurest ice was not more cIasle
ne pope himself could DOT boast more picfv Con
sCI0uS OF The correctness of her conduct size was w0
ued at the remark OF the corporal. WHY should hcr
hc,ghbors elandcr herr She could not conjecture
Let my aunt he conSOlcd. She fall. under the com
mon lot OIL nature person Who live in tins world
WIthout suffering SANDER, must be stupid or iu,icn
hcan to- claim attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
WILLIAM WALLER HENTNC

IL ~ resumed the Practice Of the Law.-.4dyicc ON
u & points Of law and equity, viii be ,iven for ,i, %
""hTy ices- 6d mt 0Ner'e, except IN cases " lcte the
applicant shall declare his her inability to pay fee in
Whc event not only advice viii ne given. ,ui t. -s,opa
services rendered, rio,lf ang G~ Co7n,1g,c,o0 =, all
us Branches e@ccutcd, cr feos commensurate via tie m
trcacy of the subject " -"
Richmond Nla4ch o. 1926
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25

.tmer'cdn " 'n'-t the jubilee celebration in Mil.
tndgeVie Georgia, nearly all the wine at one of the
public dinners, was the produce of the VINEYARD OF
Thomas M'Cail Esq of Lauens county, in that State
whose VINE has obtained such reputation that he is
unable TO supply ali orders for it,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-03-04
TAKEN UP

EsY James kawn, Silver Creek township,
I'D one pale red Cow, with white face, and
crumple horns, white legs. and some white
under her belly, the end Of her tail white, and
a white spot on her back, three years old past,
marked with crop off the right ear and slit
in the left Appraised to five dollars.
One white Steer, with considerable white
about his neck and head, some spots about his
body, no ear marks, supposed to be two years
old last spring. Appraised to six dollars.
One black iieifer, with a white belly, about
half her tail white, and all of her legs have
some white, supposed 10 be two years old last
spring no ear marks. Appraised to four dol
lars and fifty cents.
One white steer, with red head and neck,
some red on all his legs. One black Heifer,
with some white under her belly near her bag.
One brown steer. All three of these are
marked with a crop and spit in the left ear,
and half crop in the right, supposed to be
year ODDS last spring and appraised TO three
dollars each.
One sorrel Horse, with star in his forehead,
the left hind foot white, about i43 hands high
no other marks or brands percelvable ; sup
posed to be five years old. Valued at thirteen
dollars and fifty cents, by lsom Vincent and
Jesse Rountree.
JESSE RENFRo, J. P.
December 17th, 1825.-lS 81
certify the foregoing to be a true copy OF
the original return on file in my Office.
HAIL MASON, Clerk C. C. c. w. C. c
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PVBAIC NOTICE

5 hereby given, that shall apply to our
l. next Circuit Court for the county of st.
CLAIR, at the next term to be holden at Belle
vile, in said county, on the fourth Monday in
March next, for an order of said Court 10 sell
all the right, title, and claim, of JAMES cox,
Jr deceased, i'll and TO the north west quarter
OF section 2, township north, range west.
containing 157. 52-100 acres; ana the west
halt OF the S. w. quarter of section So, town.
ship north, range west; and the east half
OF the S. w. quarter of section So, township 4
north, range 2 west of the Sd principal Meri-
dian for the benefit of the creditors 10 the
estate of the deceased
NICHOLAS HORNER.
Lebanon January 8th. 1861 3t*
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-03-04

could get into the boat. Sandy had
stood like person bewildered all This
time, without saying word. Fare
well, then, last farewell then u said
she to him. Where's my babe Z" she
cried. l handed him to her" Give
him last kiss, Sandy" He pressed
the infant to his bosom in silent agony
" Now as owre Farewell Sandy Well
may be meet in heavens" and she step
ped into the boat with wild desparing
look. The vessel was now turning the
pier, and she was almost out oil our sight
in an instant; but as we got the last
glimpse OF her, she uttered shrek,
The knell Of broken heart, which rings
in my ears at It's moment. Sandy rush
ed down beloe ard threw himself into
one of the births, in a state OF feeling
which deies description. Poor fellow F.
his wife's forbodings we're too true F.! He
was almost the first that was killed in
Portugal VIVA, became of her l have
never BEEN able TO learn.
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land Intelligence Office.

4 HAVE opened "a Lend Intelligence Office at
i .41L.4S, (the county seat of the Bounty
Lauds) Pike county, Illinois, the object OF
which is to accommodate owners of lands to
enable them to exchange and consolidate, to
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, and to give
information to those who have adverse claims
on record, with the true situation of ownership.
| will also furnish correct information as to the
position of lands, their adjacence to settle
ments, quality OF soil, timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be requested-Charges moderate and proper
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFER E.NCES-Shadrach Bond, late Go
vernon of Illinois; Hon. Jesse B. Thomas; Hon
.Ns,nan Edwards Hon. Daniel Il. Cook Hon,
Thomas Reynolds; EHas X. Kane, Esq; Cur.
tiss Brakeman, Esq; WiAiam S. Hamilton, Esq. ;
Alfred Co7ules, Esq. John 1iRson, Esq Hen.
ry Starr, Esq; Hooper Warren, Esq. Hon.
Rufus Pettiboaie UUham Orr, Esq. In New.
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, George r. Dauis
In Massachusetts,, Hon. Elijah H. Mills, COL
Joseph CrGttan, Col. Henry w. Dwight.
Nov. l.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
L public, that he has opened a House of En-
tertainment at the Ferry, on the bank of the
river, opposite St. Louis, where he is ready to
accommodate travellers and others, with such
refreshments as the country affords, and good
attendance can provide.
He has large and commodious stable, in
which horses will be well taken care of.
w. C. VIRGINS.
November 9, 1825.-l0f