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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03
Lrnm The InrlElIrg- -lrrlL,

Without tluzza tor a Splendid Victory -
we submit the following statement 10 the friends
81 the Administration. They may rejoice in the
belief that our cause is safe IN Pennsylvania \
Majority of all the most populous counties is Sc
cured Tiro thirds Of III rote Of Pennsylvania,
ont htu9rcd and ten ibopsaad is nov settled
and the remaining counue, will asa before the
next election give MS maloIlties, as we shall take
occasion to represent hereafter.
This exhibit has c 81 us near two mouths la
bour, and TO shew from what minute informant
on il Is framed we also add dl,SrCtcd view oi
the county OF York. Their iormc, large balance
aganstus has been reduce !, within few months
TO less than 6o0-And before another three
months is past, there will pc ably be a balance
IL our favor. Bat IN our estimate We take II as
II now -. Two months ago tins general state
meut would moi have beou true. Within that
period, the changes OF political opinion have
been very great. And II any citizen of those
counties were now to contradict II, VT should
earics>ly answer hun that from the great elolts
we have made. 10 ascertain taets, W. ought to
know the vote OF his county better than he does.
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ths senate iftdete WIS poss.h Hty Of Gen.
Jasss"ns election tbc,e uaibnests would 6il
us win tae mos fearful apprchensons for the
iutnre, 10 see the most stable branch o the gov
ctnmrnt committed ~ the ma, dianshie ofIuhu
Rowan aud Ed~s,d LiVog>,"n. dfehr4nd,. dis
organizes. add hankrupts. n was alarming ln.
drsd, 10 fear thai the commercial relation, af
the country would he re oluiionizrd. aud all tlr
officers Of the government ri oted TO give place
IN athers-bnt ltmast awaken the pubhe 10 Ia.
creased caution Il the War Is 10 be carried 10
constitutional y, a. fples
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Miller AZ Roberts

irIkAYE FOR SALE a #a,Re nd general as
II sofincnl Of td,o' EldE7, lndsauots ~
lhcr atflfl. 49, aann,.i ~hirn .ue the fphowna
Bgst West iad,a Brown md common heHn
Loaf q \. . sugars, as eftod quhltics
Grrrn Coaer--DlA Java toilce
lmper al aud Gunpo"d er lbs.
Old Jnnlalch aud Anugun HuW
Old 1 .cuoh B,,nd, Common / Brandy
Peach aud Apps Brandy
Iallew Cand g., !, and
Sperm Candies,
Eanbcu Aalo, assorted
'tttss y aIe, assorted
otonr Nare, assorted
sail prus-- Alum
IadIep-- Maduc=t operas
Happr,--oiugcl- -7pce
Bastrtcd, .Ilruau aud shrat Steel
Nasls, assorted aizcs
Cotton -arrlue and Shifting
Caarpo, and C0nbiIcs
! t1jton.Y arnb Ne 20 y
Voting Papcr aud L,uet Pnpet
Aomcns I.ratucl and Morocco shoes
Nh lined aud boaud roarsc 5hocs
In ilus aud Woal liats
{ non Gard, M. io
IDD sidcs sole Leather
3 Ions liai hon
@a0 -trks luurpooI SAIL
2Jo8J, . .sc,l cu.ed boeon
81 BurGs Eocl,niago al.kcy
All tho .,Doss Goods we viii ,rll low for CASH
OF mcrtha tabie produce.
II J. Cash gI.,u tea y b,,key. liuur Bacon d,
lon s,t.Iil2 AaJ,h !
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~ UK friends who havr procured subs j.
~ bcls 10 The JEFF EKoONIAS kEptfB-
lltAN.' val do ar The GNuf 10 IeG,n ne Pros
prctuscs aud procure rs mHut more a. they IAN
aitcr The paper Roc, tntB operation. W" wish
ihcm 10 copy off the names already procured,
with the Post Odico 10 which the papers are ~
be srnt aud forward thrm 10 rs ~ INnChbug
As soon rs possible. mi we may commence It's
publication. Resp dlully, 6-c.
JOHN |. CABELL. N. -
ACHILLES y JOi NSON
Feb Is 2ui
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GREAT FIRE HAVANA :

Charleston, Fab. l9.--BV the Brig Miles Stan
dIsa Capt Talbot. ar wed yesterday from Ha-
sana III the short passage of 3 days, W. recciv-
I'd the Diario de Ia Habana, TO the 18Th, and IA
gner Current of the oh inst.
We learn from Capt. Talbot, that on the lth
ms . Ilrga hre occurred nj Havana, outside OF
Iha gates. WHICH consumed about GOO nous S
II WIS stated that | / lives were lost.
Tn suudaa, the 10th, heavy canuonading
Vas heard Of Havana, aud Spanish frigatc
saded Immediately, with but part Of der sails
cent On IT, i@th inst outside of the harbor.
'aptan 7. passed die same irieate bound in,
viii d,nHsted 1rlg in tow shortly afterwards
passed several spars, win The rigging attached to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03

NUGE.-,Fe could i've the votes of each dis
trict Il necessary Tie statement MAS made
co."pet- to the 2Oth Of January, slnce tnen iur-
ther oa,tngrs have taken place. especially ~ Mo-
noghan York, EaWn and airpiew, winch would
autaorise US 10 reduce The balance. But We
nav" no necessity t. make an eitoit al display
NTH, matter. The extraordinary change witch
has aiken place IN the political aspect OF York
CO Is 50 apparent 10 very citizen, that the pic
ture meets no coIormg Nor can their pe a
q oubt as to what the voice OF the county wi be
tire months hence.
The state Of Pennsylvania has been TN Ter a
daluSlon for Some tlna, hut the march OF p'nc'
pie can no longer b. arr, ted by deception. 3c
have been surrounded by insidious Office hunters
endcavoring to undermine our policy the poll
cy of Washington, Jefferson. Madison aud Non
roe the policy of protecting ON own manu-
features the polio, which bias raised our state
to an c>altcd condition The doc rlncs the
| South have been pressed upon Us in ever. DIS
gus d form. At the South General Jackson
is hailed as the hero who can put down the t7,7f
robbers ofhe Middle aud N1r'heru stohs. At
the North, he appears IN % Sleeps clothing and
| as 4 friend of the tariff Mr. Calhoun, anot her
man ofthe south will never be forgotten Al the
north. for his famous exploit of killing the wool
| lens bill by his casting vote, at the last ,lou
| Of Congress The deMat of that bill has cfns'
ed three millions Of dollars 10 bcicxportod, ADD
| the work OF mischief is stl going on. Prodncc
| has ready fallen, and il will continue TO l5ll.
Every set 600 II the state will feel the scar city
| otm ,ney within thee months. And who IS the
! author Of all this John G.. Calhoun. who mod
| csliy comes forward by he side of Gen. Jack
| son, and asks rs to make him Vice Pre>ld mt
! hat he may do the same thing again If occasion
IB,,rI
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mon oALE lk,ly family of Negroes. con
u si,lius al ssoman and five rhilairn T..
boys mud euI,. The woman is about : ,eaIs
Of ne, and two Of tn children NOW capabc -
service. fe1ms one and Two years crcda-Ap.
ply 10 the Editors. ts12 Mare 8
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Chancellor Tagior-Wc publish from the
enquirer. the proceedings Of the Lrsslltnrc IN
the case Of ChncclDo, laylor-and, from The
Wing. IA statement OF facts
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example mae be the guide OF Your sn,ressors (;
and ihus lhsl being the ornament aad safeguard
ofihe present age, become the pdulnany of on
descendants
Aul an the question thrrrepon Nm. y. Giles
Andrew JACKSON aud few others, voted in the
affirmative.
On ths question ofthe passage Of the whole
address which contained tie following para
gr7pas:
" When we advert 10 the Internal situation OF
the Untrd states. We deem II nqa,iy natural
and becoming To compare the present PERIOD
with tint immediately antcesdent to The upera.
ton Of the guyeInuent ANA - contrast II with
The calimitps IN which the atr ot WI still IN
wolves several at the European NATIONS. rs the
reflections deduccd from both. tend IL iustliv a>
we'll as excife. warmer admiration oi nur nee
constitution aud to r,alt ON minds - a lcivaui
< pla,eitd sense of piety towards Almighty God
far the honehcenc' OF hi, providence. b, which
ITS administration has been hitherto so TCmafka.
bly distinguished
And while We entertain grateful conviction
thnt your WISE. fIru and 1airiobc administration
has hen signali1 co1tdalrc 70 thr sReccw Of me-
present form Of government. We cannot lethear
10 express he deep sen, ,tiun- Of regret With
which we contemplate ,our intended retirement
from office.
cannot sufcr the present tn pass without uiirmp-
unG "a hNR"-e N"'ne 81 'he em"i"hs "hoh "
cannot inllie awaken.
lie sraifnae ''a aa"'"nan ~ YOU country.
ne" are stu aaa"h 10 me rec. c'i"h ~ 'eoN'
r'splehhtn' Si'"'N q '"'rn'N "h''h were :" '"'
hen'lY inh'f" nan''' 10 'h' achievement 81 'n'
revolaaaa and al whieb thnt slor,ong event will
eve, hf ''' .'f'"'''ai h'"r ohen'n'e 10 'u'N"'''
OF ""iY anu Y''o ,"oh'F' "hfh Non q"'''a ~
"o'ahh' s'''"" 'nne n' l''i' " Yo" mo Gu"
-" '''' 49, 'A''I''' Wv P''''"'fF' "''''''"
rue" P."'' ~ "' "'f''' - '' Won y, 81 III IN
service "" ~ '"h' II 81 l'''' 'o'''' INV WI e'N'
""',n NV -" ''.5i NV" ~" "''''"'''''" '"'
'S'"e E'''i'' '"""'''''' VI nv '''1''N ~ we
'''''f u '"'" 'h''' ''SN'''' nus '''' '"'''F
'"nh'"''' 10 '''' s"'''s'f we p''s''"' o''''
S''''s' ina. 'ie 'n'"looh "'"le Nc ifP''''"'' pa
"'P"' WIN o7 !" 'h' ANXIOUS ''"'''""e Of me
P'rsf'' o'c"so' ,,,,..
i' We cum "' 'o'"'''''' wa, vow n'o''
'"o'o anu v" s'""''''y :" q '"Pl'R'' n' re-
onms fo" YOU '4''e' 'aoo" 'ho'n yam
p'S =" ,1 ''''' UNI '.'''0s'"' 70 "''''N'""'
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lIAlIE hnds belonging IN the e.iat. 81 bssni
- Ross dec. IN The Counties Of Campbell
and Buckingham, supposed 10 contain from
luoo1to 5000 acre, are ~ saie. haYe' az
thony nom Judge Bouidip. thr executor, ts
dispose vt ihe whoe.or any part thprnC Irrpa.
Nc MI hr made known upon application tome.
living ntaI New Ioadun
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dtHhtfd ftbfHdtA '0Hfi, lS<S.
Wesley l.. Dnncta PIT. 4H inst Geotgc duncan, tho
e#Hltra Hd heii4 Of Claiborne nuncui, Cumphen
t,aHi, William ii1odc. Charlie Duncan, Wnshinrtsn
C5aad-u and Nancy bis wiz, " Ham duncan, WI
INN Me mi leilun M WIFI, NiHa Duncan, Ware
nruioy aud us ms wife, Il ia. Duncan, " ihaih H.
G4mdeu and poliy his wiz. jaime. WOOD aud Eliza.
y p,a.e,s Als,fha Br.Is. pa,eI : rho,nten npi O.
doom tlar,ci, a.. - at fl,uung Dunriuand the chi
anon ,f .,id T|crpi8a ur.t. IIrbaueeiy
U4ppaaag IT, tl- aal ,eaa of the e4rt That the de-
lln.f,'n oamphril ,io.Io " Hhnt Gopic Ware lien.
To- 4nd l Ins ~, ld din children M ! heps of lai-
lfpa ula.,n de- f. eff the count, al lincoln 4 sfnie
nj I..mIgLr roside synhuut tn nlis pthi. .p,,,on-
seIt II Ia t,ateI,,f. ed md urdrrtl ihm and
I, au,,t defend ,fs do a,t,,,r here nu gr Erirr the
iardI, uf Hay count t., nd enter tltr appearance
l "a fifty 4reortlinp ~ tho al Of AssfIably and
fIe r.- ofi, rnai md II b. ordered thu il ropt ot
ms orl.r b. published la np I.ynahbnrg Nppiuiaii,
,@ ' , 81 ~ ,"'' % , DO, S"g If ,Ie ro .9
haasg Of Tn, eon'y o. "a some e9"' - p,cirs ~
-.
fo..1 - A III n''p ~ we ., I'M, y,
t..4r. ,.ts .g rrba,r, -. Nane, Ann g d,gaiI,
m agt5st lamrs smrfe,, admr oil Amy hnsey
Coleman, dec ID aud ~ b. oNn "shi' snu Mmu,G Ann
.af Dan r. ,5,5,,t ,I.ar,''of Ann IN
haf. rle Ann sharTrr 20. commissioner Brnaah spf,=
ally mod t5eir guardian. iohn shafrcr aud George
sah 4tt.. ~. .......r md f,.,r,, sts.o,
o' sa.g.l l'a,, aln,,f5nre sad given ~
sau0y s,faf3,uq 10 llc act NJ Assembly and lie
rlleeuf ts court 1nd itappeauE hf .etsfetofy eds
de4eh i''' me, "e h' a. ~, 80, h.. ne
sff4a'zf term & s5sver hesf bfofthe DAN
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~ Inc communication from Charlotte re
lntlvc IA t1r ppantmrnt Of magistrates lor that
county, would bayr mpie weight, IT made d,"c
II IN the Esrculivc than Though the medium
OF this paper.
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have,tated. II would lasa afforded me pleasure
u ave united viii r,t ellua=ehzrus a. L-as#
bug. aud athers 81 tar eou 4. ~ inaair.tine
nu satisfaction. - the mode pop I'D. a IT,
sanction Whirb has been g,gen tot.e measure.
by tbe legs oiurr. laa not h=en prevented -
the distressing ehpsp inrnhoued
" With cred tesneot and esteem
am youi ycrv obi srryt.
JAMES MONROE.
. To jaws MluAvY. hsq Char
man &C Ne Larsbnrg.'
The following, ho u the Hon JupCr H.,, wae
nso addressed TO the Chairman of the Cum
mitter Of Arrangements.
OAk Hut Eth II. Ives
3" SIZE. The Cnmmiier vino waited on slr.
Nanroo. tor the purpose OF inviting hin 80 liz
dnnrr, riycu this DAY IN Leeshu 8 IN conze,
qnencc ii the passage of the Convention B.li
uslto me also. II could mute WITH the r"mra.
nv assembled on this ncrasi II. | should take
leave 10 ioiu thrm rs u snhsrribrr have no
elain 10 the distinction with winch have been
hmnured. But cannot unite with This company
"a tins occasion. The passage OF flr h'l IN
question nnord 10 plea nrc 10 me. an dec
dolly IN favor Ola Convention aud II tn Vne =
tlnu. ~ neither There shond be tunenuti.tu Of
not. had been rcff1cd, rs II 0uGht I" Inv hren.
10 u " majority OF the community instead o. Il
minority of part Of the community, | should
hive taken great pleasure IN meeting VIII my
ieIow- cltzru> tn, day. aud IL the occasion
which called ~ together. nm utterly opposed
10 u measure winch commences ~ u violation
al The Grst aud Fundamental principle Of IrPuhs
lean gp,cruurnt. aud which IN Our Bill of
Rights. We have .o'cmuly asserted mud ptncam
al And nm uhHhd W. shu'l fnd, that thc
friends ot this mansiite, III the present assembly, ,
4 al. t.
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ItuSf opcned aud received avery handseus
~ aud fashionable case OF Calieocs, which
viii sfllvery cheap. HENRY ALLISON
March 2 6iri2
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Political rie'0 q York County, january 20.
ADAMS. JACKSON
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Casfeuiion Not many weeks will eInpse be
fore tnr pc9pii, liha irechpiirrs, We mcan) VIII
be called ga II vote either tor or against Ihls
vitality important qucstion. Wide We conirss
that thu result OF tins vote is ext cnelN doubtful
that Wy Tact sh1lid tuimat It's friends un-
tlriag di.,gr1 cC nud unCrasmg rXrrlionS. Shall
we lave l1bored 30 long 10 procure the small
boon u ypt Z on thr qur-iln at last -rclnmg
is granted Is favor TO tawumg supplI1u's
aud shall we not use every exrrtIan and strain
every nervcIn wresi from future Legislatures
the power again to smother the Voice 81 the peo-
pie When say thai we Al doubtful Of its
result speak rs much N fcf florence 10 the mac.
tlvlty ot II, friends. whose aitruton has been so
iung div tied from IL consideration, and turn
ed Ia subject .calculatcd none to mhamr
though iu6auey less nporla1L Is 10 tho NJ.
mcrl.al rength Of parties. Nhlle II IS conced-
nI. tat, - tlr middle ,rctlon pf the STATE IN
me larcr counties o. Cunbelland. Prince Ed
ward. Buckingham. ChnrIo Ia. Halifax, Nick
leubure, &e tc ~ shall prescott lean ninot-
nv. vel that minority viii BE- very mucn reduc-
3d. lit be mol sw II 10 ialge NJ .,Itv whru
it rac.ts with the my yatas o. the Weston
r'uailns. aud he p,wr,lu. lnd almost unau-
nous voiCc oftur Icy Inc ptuc rprltsu, ui
tne ot,t $. Judging fl ~ t1r votes pnlrd IA the
subject AT the Last aud the prcCc ing elections,
ve ta,r 1t lsr gran q vail nor give a large ma
loriiV on citacr >dro tla question. On the
w1li... tnerel',r. there Is 40 cause Tor the
friends ihH p'asuc ~" glvr r,p lbr ,tdp.'
Is m H. Nv. reached 10 rdoua. Of IA pas
ster .. i'lr hl.i II VI Determined 10 ccrbt t.
the esaut "a al sraaf cgrpf, aud great mrn
areft. b.7ei now ad1ys) by 4 public dinner
wiz W. se nnlurr "i-y art" d.. aud el.ci-
d. ua'h ls.ar.ns "a. .Ds.a,n. lfsli. b. .c"n.
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Ir1 IN EstAtE AT AUCTION line .oh
~ srnbef viii positively sci l., way . put
lie ahfu"n ~ the town ol iAn,hbnrg On Nesi
ncsdny the l2th dry al Mach. 20 feet Of Ground
on p az Alnn dreet, az tue Junction of y rsi 81
and running on the latter ~ lrrt Also -
feet oi Ground on sad street md running back
the usual depth Of lot itrmB liberal, aud
made known ou The day Of sule, which will b.
made nv Geo. WhldocIt. Aocuoneer
ito. l.. COLEMAN.
Feb 2s fdsII
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Feb %

/ hNFOIItE FL, vttue OF u deed Of tfnsI -
Al cCuicd 10 thc suh,Dibrrs by WIN. Dnnb1
bcaring dnte The ~ day oi July ls2l aud &c
corded IN the county cuurt u Bedford for pur.
poses therein specified, We sbdl proceed 10 sell
60 the highest bidder. ioi ensh, on lhursday ,he
ooh al Mac next. on the premises. ucm Hop
l,lnis Bridge. on bnose Creek. the tract 81 laul
whereonthelnlr Wm. Ownbs resulted, conlninug
10 acres l., the sa,nr more oi less Also VI.
following slntrs, ,4 Sam. Eve. Fanny snroi.
Mary n Charlotte. with then increase iom III
date 81 sad deed. lh,, laod i, we'll worth the
anealiou al those dspased 10 purchase The
! improvements are good Such title ouly rs a.
vested ia IL by Che deed aforesaid, wall be yiyCu
/ to the pun ,scr.
r r299sl[f NJ M, doa4II trrp.'es,
| Feb. IL tds8s
I above Sale is postponed Until Friday The
30th March LODOAI Is HDANlEE,
PLEASANT NJ GOGGlN.
March tdal2
NOTICE b, yntur Of deed Of trust -.
- ,rnied 10 thr subs cibc,, by Wm. Ownby.
bearnG date lho 18Th day ofApril. 1893, aud re-
corf,d IA Tn count, count Of Bedford We shah
procrct tpsrIl onthf premises, for cash On Thurs
DAY the 2Od doy ol Nateh nrxi. u certain tract
OF land situated "a the county 81 Bedford on tht
Matters Of Goose Creek and adjoining the lands
! ui tabfz LIT" ella aud others, containing three
llnndrcd and seventeen ae rs. Also The follow
/ n,, slire and ttaif mcrohse since the date %
sud decd. 10 wit Funny Anna KITTY, Louis
! Panllna, Claiborne pahy and fhills Also
/ the following property 10" Wit loni head q hoT-
49, hurrn head Of horned cattle. fifteen head Of
/ sheep, 30 hrad hogs, iInec tNo.hofse Cary
b rlongh.. fapf coalle1s. four srts plough gear.
/ 80 ba,rcs corn 5uuIbs htnron, lnn feather beds
and n,tare, siK chaus ,ln,l, case, ouc folding
dtotng Dhf. one ti0c gun, and all the kitchen
ntatur,. 81 50 much rbrteofas vii be sullici-
cm to tu.h the pniposrs Of sud decd Acting
- trustee ! shall convey only such tile Is YES
| It'd m ne by the decd WI LEFINiCH.
! / b ii ,ds37
The above Sar is postponed until Friday the
rom March. AM. lEF1WlCH.
/ March =
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The notorious Suolsou, in custody Of hr-
Wood Who went 10 Liverpool aitc' hun, has le-
turned 10 Petersburg and been committed to
III
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s 10 JtnGsNhu,ry E,q, Chan, !
man. Ac NC Lccsbulg.'

Signs Of Hc hme,iH Pennsylvania The I'd.
llor If the Putshufe journal FORMERLY s'rcnn-
Gus advocate OF ecu. iael,,on, has reeaHi'd. AID
has holsfrd the Administration 0ag. We rcier
the read + 10 an attlclc N tins day paper ilonl
thu Harrisburg pa.) ArRus Tor anothe, aga.
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this the destiny of thy noble soul! 4 had hoped
thy disconsolate parents would fold THAR dar-
ling boy in their arms once more! And, that
sister Of thine! Oh, how oft did'st thou dwell
upon her graccs, her virtues, her affection
how oft dd'st thou anticipate with extatic fer
vor Of the moment when you would be restored
to each others caresses! 1think-yes, think, {,
Edwin, have done wrong to survive theo!-
Oh! Edwin, my Edwin, would the sacrifice of
my life restore thee. willingly would plunge
from this rock into the boiling gulf Below
After wringing his bands in the bitterness
Of his soul, Julian looked about him to see
! whether any prospect of escape from that in
eligible spot presented itself In vain did he
look for retreat from that spot. Above him
the summit of the rock rose TO a height Of forty
feet. 1t was too smooth to afford the least
chance Of climbing it. 81 will await the
morning." said he, "porhaps whom the rage
Of elements IS over, may safely leap into the
water below me and swim to the shore"
The recollection Of Gershom's prophecy now
smote his mind. Though not superstitious, still
he could not help seeing something extra ordi-
nary in its sudden fulflment. He then thought
Of his dream. "My father assisted me;
dreamed he pluckod me from just such rock
as this! He is indeed my father who saves
me-he will beget me afresh-for now I am
as completely insulated from the world, as
though belonged not 10 it. yes,' cried he
aloud, "who saves me now, must he my
father!"
"Behold him then in mol" cried a voice
over his head-he looked up and saw q man
bending over the precipice, and gazing intent
ly upon him. In moment rope danglod by
his side.
.Csn you climb this rope'" asked the same
voice." il so. venture upon it--t is well secured
at this end"
Julian seized the rope, and in an instant was
scfeIy landed on the summit of the rock.
lro BE coNTINUEp.]
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FURNITURE.


"IOUID in form his friends and the public generally
w that he has now on hand at his ware nom No iOi
Westminster street. first of the Unyersalst Chapel
elegant assortment of Furniture Of his own manufacture
made Of the very best Of 81 Domingo Mahogany, and war
rented among which patterns for Side boar
Centre Tables Wadroes Grecan Sofas, Mahogany French
pannclled Bedseads, which he will sell low.
N. b. Paculr attention paid To manufacturing to order
Furniture Of any description, nj short notice C. c. Z. vii
attend To all the duties of undertaken, such making Cof
fins, attending Funerals, procuring eascs SC. when re
quested -..-. ..f ........
MAHOGANY.
c. c. Cooke, also intends keeping general Mahogany
lumber yard, in Of his Furniture Ware Room, he ha
hand about thousand feet Of 81 Domingo and
Bay Mahogany sawed in Boards Plank and Joist, branch
and shaded Veneers, very handsome, suitable for Cabne
ankers Machine makers and Buide generally, Mahogany
furnished in the log and sawed any dminutions at shor
notice. Orders particularly attendedto to.
BIN.
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MIISIC.

VJsHE subscriber would respectfully inform the pull iic that
he has established himself in Providence, for the pur.
mae of teaching different Musical Instruments, usually used
In Bands &C. and having long experience in his
he socts the patronage those desros OF nsttung so
cietles or Bands either for private amusement or Tor uTy
and publc occasions, the country. The prn-
cipIe of Msc In connection with the art of playing IN mar
nony aer the most approved methods will be attended to-
Musical instruments will be selected for his pupils with care
and Music arranged in the most popular manner Please
apply at his residence No A Broad Street. or at the frov
d.,s:s Nf,,slc FALCON. = = z. w. LESLIE.
June J6
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BOLLES & PRICE,

RiCct
STONE CUTTERS AND SCULPTORS,
at the Stand formerly occupied by Franklin Cooley Peaks
Wharf.
UH AVE now on hand and offer for sale the most
comTodatng terms,
5000 feet OF American, Italian and Egyptian Marble for
Grave Stones, Monuments, Chimney pieces, &c. &c.
500 feet Of wrought Quincy Slate Grave estones
50 tons Free Stone for building work,
do Soap Sione for fire places, dresser rollers, &c.
5000 feet of Flag Stone, for side walks,
1000 do Curb, or sidewalks gardeIs, door and cellar
steps, &c. ..
They intend keeping constantly on hand,a complete ms
Stock for Al the variety Of work ns,iy cal led
for their line of business. All orders will be executed with
neafuess and despatch.
April 10