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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
LEWIS WEBB & co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
SO Bbs and i2O bags coffee, Laguira, S.. Domingo
and Java
40 hhds nlolasses
20 hhds and 10 bbs St Croix and New Orleans s,,-
ours
hhds II boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
GO hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskcy
10 bbs Caruthcrs rectifcd do
200 6bs Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
bids and so bbls pure NJ F.. rum
do Antigua do
do Jamaica do
pipes Frcuch brandy
do Holland gin
E e.: !: $ f ::;:'S
London porter, cider
40 bbls vinegar
l5O sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
90 tons Sweden, English aud American bar iron
do castings
German, crawey, blistered and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
% sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 b5is y. Carolina cut - e. ms
50 do mackcre
o do prime rork
5000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
irish potatoes tar, C ~ eraS. alum
Brm;tone, indigo, pepper, pimcn;o
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisns, nutmegs, cassia, demiiohns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs, decanters, wines, &c.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter writing and wrapping paper
Sperm und tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunP"wder and pouchour teas
Dnpont's and Rogers gunpowtcr
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whiitemore's cotton and wool cards:
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds cf cor
dagc
Seine and wrapping twinc
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
snaburgs, hessans cotton yarn
omestic broad cloths, &c. &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

TIE unparalleled reputation Of this medicine is
such, and Its Pre-eminent virtues well cs-
ta6llshad and fully acknowledged by intelligent
public, that is scarcely necessary to say any thing
iurthcr than that II is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases OF the Liver: Debility resulting fren intern
perarcc and dissipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers
rams IN the Bones, attended with swollngs of tho
JOINTS: Indigestion: Botclcs the Face, Pimpes &c
syphilis; Cutaneous diseases generally and letter in
particular: Mcrcural and Scrofiilous complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures performed BY
inc Cathohcon, have become numerous, as to pre-
clude their insertion IN any newspaper and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor 70 print them in
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
ed as soon possible the scyer. Agents for gra-
tuitous distribution and must, perusal, strengthen
The good opinion entertained by the friends of
this medicine, and dsarm, is hoped, the preiud
crs OF those who Wow with dstrust any medicine not
known in VIVA, is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid.
NJ the earnest solicitation of members of the med
zeal faculty, and others Nho have witnessed the aston
lshing cures effected by the OF the Vegetable
Cithohcon and who are anxious that its benefits to
mankind may be more widely uiiiiscd the proprietor
has consented la reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and :his will he done with
out III any Nay deteTpratino the quality of the med
icnc, or reducing tie size IF tie bottle as has been
materially done in the case of Swaims Panacea.
F'Tncis ~ letters recently Yo, physicians, and from
dgrn'Jor the sale Of Potcrs Cthoiro most of ,col arr
also og0fLs for S,rdht's ponac,a.
81 retail than a bottles of your Cahoicon where
sell one bottle of SWANS Panacea and feel great pleasure
,HS!ns YOU ihat m every case m which have seen the Ca
"Coud afford reduce price Of your Cathocon ,c
two dollars should more frequently prescribe it patients
this town and vicinity who have with the best effects
after al the other Panaceas, and tue Compound Syrup of sa
saparia had failed"
An eminent physician says have known several cures per
ioed by the of Catholcon, which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions o the faculty, have
never knawn IT TO pro luce ttrUs sfcctsn'
The above invaluable medicine may be constantly had Of
J. II. BLAMIRE,
tie he Pa Gle n,el Rcb,no Y,1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
ian u

NIBGINIA: At rules, holden clerks Office of Essex
county, ON the Sd day Of November, 1925 Elizabeth
Ludlow, William Garneii, guardian OF Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs against MARY Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow nais of Richard Ludlow, dec James
NJ Gamet, assigned guardian al lcn defend the said in
ianls, and Richard LUDLOW. dciendaIis.-IN CH,vctf,
The defendant Richard Ludlow having entered his a,
pearance and given security according the assembly
and the rules ofths court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he is not an nhabiti this Stale therefore, on
the motion of the plaintiffs t ordered the said defendant
Richard Ludlow do appear before the justices of county
court Of Essex the third Monday January next and an
swer their blk and that copy Of this order forthwith inserted
M some newspaper Of extensive circulation, published i'll this
cnnonweah for two months successfully and that another
copy he posed the front door o the house
A copy. Tesic, ZACH. L. CRITTENDEN D. G.:
81 yy8tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
J-RGLNIa COMMERCLlL G.qzETyE
nY JANIS 6. MFsr.


4 compliance with The ish OF many OF The most rss
peoiable citizens Of Portsmouth,, who anxious for
Suen publication Of their own the publisher this
Prospectus To the patronage and support of tie NJ,
OF Portsmouth, Norfolk, and the adjoining counties
IL Is unnecessary IN the present ghtcned ase To
enter into labped detail Of the value or n.cSuaus
In republic founded the virtue General n,el,i-
gerce Of the community, aud which rnly be sopoortd
ana continued on the same basis, Their utility mast be aD-
parent TO every rejecting mind We shall proceed hctc-
"re "hho"t further remarks to spec y course we in
end '" pursue and the ohrcis which our at,eu,io-
be chiefly directed In the first pare, wouLi Distinctly
state thar the REPUBLICAN, uut intended N he Mt
Fan paper, or devoted any particular party or admin
aiion, further than their may be- in nuy view
wise and beneficial calculated promote the Interests
"' our county shall aim al preserving rigid i'm
paHa'ty between conflicting feully excluding
all Controversies ct personal acrmomious nature
at tie same tme,w DESTROYS that both sides of The
question the merits Of public men and measures NAV b
freely and fairly stated, that readers y IN be enabi,
TO draw their conclusions, form their own oo;r
ions on cnntTUveTted points.
Our object and design is to make the REpuBLrcAxa
veh'cle ~ commercial and general iufprm,ton-a medium
NJ FACTS, rather than political discussnus or sbs,,act
questions Nor gill Agricultural and Miscellaneous in.
formation no neglceed-nT the Literary and Scientific
news o the day. There likewise another subise, which
WIZ engage an adequate share Of attention, viz, t
ternal Improvement Whatever difference Of nion ,.
S' as 20 the powers Of the General Government in r.,
ference TO this subject these can uoue as Co the Vie
dom and policy OF Improving the utmost our rat,,,l
""V'nt"ges by removing distractions riversmsking
ruads-ihu opening channels Tor
"e"'''J "Nu vigorous exercise all The
sources oi our state This course which ha been en-
p'y begun by the Dismal Swamp Canal, will we trus
ere long, become primary object Of Importance with on,
oacsmen' aud give fresh Stimulus TO dccs wing CONE
merce aud languishing agriculture.
h'v'ng thus briefly unf"ied Intended course II TO-
mains with the public say bow far they think IL womb
Of patronage.
T. S.-lt is utrhliou to issue the srs, uumh~r of
the Republican IN April provided loo subsr,ibsrs are rf
viously procured.
CONDITIONS.
" REPUufrrAN will he
SuPer-royal sem-weeky tuesdays aud Ftdays) al 50
per anuum, payable in advance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

VIRGINIA. At rules, holden in the clerks Office OF the
superior court Of chanceB for the Richmond district the
80 day OF November, 1923 Thomas A. BabeI, pit against
John s Fleming, Isaac Curd Jane his WIFE, and Samuel
Dyer jr and Martha his wife, dts
The defendants Isaac Cur and Jane his wife, and Samuel
OYER U and Martha his wife, not avng entered their appear
ance and given security according The Of assembly and
thes of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence,
mat they are not inhabitants Of this country ordered that
the said defendants do appear here the tenth day of
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
lshed in the city Richmond months suceessiycy aud
posted at the font door the capitol the said city.
~ copy Tcste VIM g. PENDLETON, c. @.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

In Gooctiaad County Court, ION january, 1922
Joseph Pollard, pit.
against
John Nj Redford, Samuel Leakc and NERVE ~ CHANcfSV
thcr Jones, dts.
This day the plaintiff by his attorney and filed his bill:
and appearing the satisfaction OF the court that the de.
dant John NJ Ecdiod, is nhahiaut OF State
ordered that the said defendant JOHN VI Redf,t do appear
here the FIRST day o May next and answer bin
the plaintiff and that copy Of this order forthwith inserted
public newspaper printed in the CITY of Richmond for
two nuuts successfully and that another copy be posted the
front door OF The courthouse OF his county, successive
days and is further ordered the defendants Samuel
Leake and Merweler Jones do pay away ecrete or
otherwise dispose of any money effects hands, be-
longing the defendant John NJ Reo as TO enable then,
to pay to the plaintiff the debt in the panu bill mentioned
and the oi this suit.
copy. Tesc, MAR. w. MILLER. p.cs.c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
Richmond DYeing Establishment.

On Cary Street. res'r Of tie T1gihir and Faiplers
Banks
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past fayours and
hopes continuance Of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them Ia
ken to pieces, which viii cradle him to warrant then,
to be dyed and finished as well at any establish
ment III the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
cesSary as he has suitable machines to finish them, if
sent TO him IN the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen are likewise informed that he sco,lrs
ana renes III colour coats, panaloons and vests to-
geer with all kinds of apparel and if requested renal,
them IN the neatest As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed furniture
stufis ceansed and re-dyed in the neatest manner
NJ. Tickets vii! be issued on leaving the goods
with him. and requests they will be presented on an
plication for the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

LUCERN OR FRENCH CLOVER.
j II. BLAMlRE has received supply of the
above article which he recommends to the at
tenton OF the agricuturists is apd in its growth
and resists the drough and is an excellent food for
sheep and cattle ofevery kind. To be had directly
opposite the Eagle; sign ofthe mortar.
feb 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
Circulating LibrarY.

ii. NASIIS Circulating Library has been in
" operation for Il months, and il gives him plea
sure to state that in opposition to the opinion of sovc
raj persons who have tired IT, that Il has met his mos,
sangrIinc expectations.
lie has continued 10 increase the number Of vo.
umcs, by adding all the publications as they arc
issued from the press, together with number Of old
valuable standard works.
A few moro persons can DC received az subscribers
when the number viii be limited. fsh %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
OHN II. BLAMlRE grateful for past favours
now offers for sale, at his Drug and AIDthecaiy
store directly opposite the door Of the Eagle Hotel
ms regular supply offresh Garden Seeds which he of
fers lower than usual and which he confidently recon-
mends TO his friends, customers and the public; among
them-whch are too numerous to meniion-viz:
Superior early Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf marrowfat
White kidney or bunch snap beans
Zine early york cabbage
do do Cauliflower
do DO Battersa
DO do Purple cape broccoli
Green curled and green globe savoy,
and all other kinds
White and red solid celery
Imperial ice coss and brown Dutch lettuce
Scefct shit top and white turnip radishcs
Early golden Sioux corn, (ripen in 65 days
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Salsafa or oyster plant
Nasturtum
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

and merchandise of every kind.
Orders for Balances of any sizc or Scale Beams of
for any part Of the apparatus, will meet with prompt
attention. WIN. J. CLARKE.
M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
FRESH GOODS

ESH GOOIJS.
RECEIVED by the Tantivy aud other late arri-
IA walls,
Blue, black and cold gros dc Naples
Batistc and Italian nets
Lace cupes, pelircncs and collars
Fashionable calicoes and printed cambric5
Plaid and striped ginghamls
Cambria, jaconet and Swiss musiins
Muslin and silk cravats assorted
Gloves and belt ribbands do
Superior silk umbrellas
Black, blue and steel MKT cloths
With variety Of other seasonabic goods, which
are offered at low prices for cash.
feb 10 HALL NELSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
CON'VENTYOA. &c.

CONVENTION, &c.
eEBAfES Resnlrtons, and other proceedings in Coren
~ uGl Oh the adoption Of the Federal Constitution as
recommended by the general Convention PHILADELPHIA on
the i7th sept 1897 with yeas and nays on the ci5I
tine main questions objected and revised by J. El:a;
Iokrah, or the White Rose a Novel in , vols;
Ia!es OF tic Emerald Isle, or Legends of Ireland;
just published, and iOr SAFE by
I1 10 J. IT.. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

Gronde and Lo, and Gaonne in Frame RS deq n Iatl
propose TO The numerous encso the cultivation OF the GRAPE
NE m the United States, Subscription, which now open
49, Mr. A. L. will engage furnish Subscribers with their Grape
Vine Roots before the first .uarchner and them free
expense, ic the different cities where subscription lists shall
have been opened The Roots will be three years old and will
produce considerable fruit the second year from the their
rg planted They will be carefully cassed and packed in
boxes wh Of thc original soil which rey have been
s ea which viii greatly facilitate the 'hins of the Roots
orders viii be pmcay attended the Subscribers dess
mating the Quantities and species Grape Vine Roots they
WISH To nave They viii engage pay for 1000 Roots more
at the rate OF M for Root 1000 nj the
rate OF IL and % per for than So Roots
only eo DID, shall be paid cents EACH
less than SD Roofs
Payment be made delivery of the Roots Letters not
received unless postpaid
OF Subscription Lists are opened-at Men York with Al.
phone Loubai, 85 Wall street. Boston, E. Copeland jun
3bIny r. MMchael; Philadelphia, vsrAmnge Baltimore
JNo. o: LAY; Sar1anah, Han, Shapter g. Turper;
.NtS-Orenas Foster g. Hutton; Charleston, r. & L. Street
Mr. LorRtr's Book the Culture Of the Grape Vine and
on the Making Of Wine, may be found the principal Book
sellers oil Tie United States and his Agents Will furnish them
Catalogue 81 Grape Pie Roots, Nat Mr. LorEAr proposes 10
Import
TIC following species are selected as the BEST the choice Of
which is left 10 subscribers;
Table Groyes, for Making Snec rTnt-wmrr-I, Ali.
3 Do Melting Tor tondauf) 4, Sweet Guant; s. Nusca g.
Do Frontgan T. Muscadee from the river Lot g. Mavosc
g. Tokay; TO- Syrian; n, Cousana; H. Malaga.-REp-II
Large Muscat IL, Nlavose 49, Red Foot (Ped Rouge) 1G
Black Hamburg; ~, Cons,antia.
For -WmrE-i8, Auvergat 70, Banqucttcc 20, Dou-
Csee 81 Plant dc Dame; - Ovete % Doucctc "a Plant
dc Rene %, Brginy IS Mo,on ~ Madere; l8 Bource.
las ~ lcadam 80, Chalossc 81 PanseRED3l, Caret 80,
Avcgnat 81 81 Jean g. Jacobn; 36, Mcuner 81, Pncau;
~ fImHncG ~ Icn'uricr 10 Bourggnom IL, Boueiant
ecau 30, DO Godcn l6, DO. Cracking ~, DO. Musk 30,
Mc1t Ie7are AZ DO Small Berries; 50, Do from Jcr,sa-
cn; 5l, Do om ynrs2 %, Sauvimon -RrD5j Chasclas;
o' MHSa HouE o. Muscat ,reyi So Damas Violet 81, D1
mas ofPoquc'; 81, Early Magdelcn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

VHNHE Subscriber intending TO close his business
II as soon as possible, will sell his stock Of DRY
GOODS at the most redsced prices. He invites his
friends and the public generally to call and Judge
for themselves. H. REFINE
mar 3-2aw2t Next door to Jude g. Mieares
Shockoe Hin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
MADISON ON THE TARIFF
Patent Balances.

TNliE Subscriber, Agent
n for the Manufacturers
In Boston, Offers for sale,
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, ofvarious sizes; and
will furnish to order, Money
and Apothecaries' Scales 81
Weights, of all sizes; Plat
form Balances and common
noa,ng g. N,.,;o.t,;,,,,. Le.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
.NEW BOOKS


1 Avs OF the United States, Resolutions of Chr.
gress under the confederation, treaties. pro,
lamations. Spanish regulations, and otter doc
ments, respecting the public lands, compiled and
published by order of Congress.
Tabular Statistical Views Of the population COM
merce, navigation, public lands, post Office est:J
hshment, revenue, mint, military and naval estnh.
lishments expenditures, and public debt of the Uni
ted States, by Geo. Natterston and Nicholas Bidde
Van Zandt.
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, trans
hitting the information required by resolution q
the House OF Representatives, of May H. 1896 il,
relation to the growth and manufacture OF silk adam.
ted to the different parts of the Union.
Letter from James Mease, transmitting trcetis,
on the rearing of silk worms by Mr.. De Hazzi of
Munich, with Plates, &c.
Reports of cases argued and adiudred in The ST.
preme Court of the United Sutes January term.
1929, ny Richard Peters, vol. l.
Constitution of the United States of America, the
rules OF the Senate, and OF the House of nepre
sentaiivcs with Jeferson's Manual. Printed bv or.
der OF the Senate of the u. States
The National Calendar, VOL 6. and many Other
valuable publications, received by ]. II. NASH
Do Ilhds Baltimore whskey of excellent quality
receiving this morning ana for sale by
leD ~ ID. T1MBERLAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

lust received by the Planter Genllcnens superior akg
- and Dress BOOTS, SHOES and PUMPS with square toes
OF very superior quality, and for sale by
GRANNlSS, son g. BROTHERS,
mars Corner of Main and l itb s,rer,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

The stage will alternately from the Sweet Springs
by way If the w. Sulphur 10 the Salt Sulphur and back;
ana by tic Mill Gap and Union
Each passenger will no allowed take 20bs. If bag
gage free Of charge, but all that, will be charged for
~ the Of cents per To- per 100 miles. Those who
rst register their ;e places where the stage stops
shall have the preference.
There will be good and careful drivers, and the be 8,
horses IN Virginia. J. !. CALDWELL
5,h month, 2i,h 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
PROaPHCTIrE

mouth, Pirg iniG, .Nersp0pe,' to be eAtiticd. he
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
SURSCRJpTION

FOR IMPORTING; GRIPPE pZNE ROOTS FROM
FR.4i|CE, at a moderate price, and encouraging tie
introduction Of that Culture IN The United STATES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
$4,000 WANTED.
SPRLNG'S STAGE.

TENHIS Stage will hereafter each week to and
- from Fucks, where IL connects with the line from
Lynchhug Nashville, Sc. aud Lcwsburg, where will
with Poers line of coaches, which runs to the
Ohio river.
FARE. For each person thctc will be charged for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

MIR. ALPIIONsE LOUBAT la.
IVA wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on LoNG-IsrAND, where he now has,
Ia full cultivation, Ihnty-fUe Heres Of
Ground, containing $1,000 Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
OF being enabled 10 procure the best species
OF Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, in the Districts of Ror-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
CORN.

12S0 Bushels corn in the Dock, for sale by
mar ~ LEWIS WEBB d. Co.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18

teeth on edge: and thus DIR Beattie acknowledges
HIMSELF at one period of life to have been subjected
to this kind of antipathy He says, !" in my younger
days. if my hand happened to be cold, could not,
without uneasiness, handle paper hear it rustic,
even hear its name mentioned what could give rise
to this know not, but there was no affec-
tation in the CASE" Such examples sufficiently
accounted for by high degree of sensbility,
without having to any occult qualities inner
ent in bodies or perhaps many of them might be
fered to the imagination, in the of many per-
sons who have received as troublesome headache
from cold stove as warm one Many of the
ses of supposed antipathy inirmities which
might be got the better Of and when that can be done
ought not to be neglected, every thing is source
of Inconvenience, which gives the appearance of
singuarty, or makes unnecessarily dependent on
outward circumstances. A good education will pre-
vent the growth of the greater part of these ADVENT
tlous parts of the human constitution and too much
care cannot be taken in regulating the supposed an
tpathies of children by familiarising them with all
kinds of objects, by exposing the fabulous stories con-
corning the hurtfu qualities of many things which are
altogether harmless and by teaching them to view,
without emotion, such really dangerous, by
showing them the means of defence, and the methods
of escaping their noxous influence. MERcUT1o
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
From the Ladies' Port Folio
THE INN-KEEPER'S STORY.


About seventeen years after the close of the Revou-
tonary stranger arrived at principal town in one
of our eastern states and on being shown to respeca-
BILE public house, informed the landlord, whose name
Jedson, that it his intention to remain there
several days. There nothing extraordinary in the
arrival of stranger in the town. and vet the landlord
of the inn before mentioned, could not help regarding
this stranger with peculiar attention. He was rather
inclining towards the vale of years. and evidently in
i'll health and there something in his counenance
and in his air. that orciby drew the attention of the
worthy Jedson towards him, and which seemed to re-
cal the farof remembrances of other times and 9TH
er scenes he communicated his feelings to his wife,
and added, " if it possible, Mary, | should say
that have seen this stranger before, and the very
night when we first saw poor Eva I" " But it is
not possible" echoed the good Mrs Jedson J." he
would have known you at once besides, such wretch
would not have been permitted to cumber the earth so
long. 1t is only fancy dear husbands and for PHYS
sake don't speak of it to poor Eva-t will put her in
mind of all her troubles = The good man promised
cauton-and went to take more look at the stran-
GER
Womans curiosity is proyerbial and the excellent
wife of the innkeeper not without her share but
stronger motive than idle curiosity, impelled
her to fegn for entering the paror appoint
ed for the stranger, and she forthwith followed her
good man. Long and intense was the scrutiny with
which the usually modest and quiet dame regarded the
elegant looking guest, who recned apparently buried
in thought, in an chair which occupied recess
near the fire place. The stranger looked up, met her