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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-24
.MnAasses, Tea, &c.

u WY
TOHN II. LADD offers for sale
u II hhds retailing molasses
3chests young nyson tea, Mentors cargo
9pipes gin
6barrels sperm oil
10 barrels vinegar
Is boxes muscadel rasins
So boxes yellow soap
barrel cloves
1000 bushels ground alum salt
. $50 sacks blown Liverpool! filled
45O barrels No. mackerel
so kids No.
100 reams wrapping paper
400 gunny bags
20 pieces tow cloth
140 grindstcnes
case combs. assorted sizes
Freehorn's ploughs, mould boards, shares, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-24
t0r Rent,

IL That elegant three story
EGfTs,s House,
SH &c IsE formerly occupied by DR. reake-nOss
e. sIaSMrs Herbert. Possession can be h,
about tie Is, Of April. fhe house is in couple,. q
der for the reception of gentee family. The m
will be moderate. Apply 10
jan 81 NJ. MILLER sOy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-24

Hugh Smith x Go.
IIAvE lately received addition to their stock of
Ill fancy and staple
CHINA and E.4RIYHENJP.4RE;
which makes their assortment very complete Com
prising
fancy patterns, unusually large and complete
Elegant figured China and plain gold banded
tea sets
India china dining services
do do soup tureens plates, &c.
Also Silver mounted castor frames. cut 5ottes
Fine plated do do do
Ispaned do do
All of which they determined to sell at the low
estprices and the most liberal terms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-24
district OF Columbia,

.9ferdildria County, Sci.
NOVEMBER Term, 1880.
Richard johnson and Thomas John
son, trading under the firm of
Richard Johnson 4 Son, Com.
'psinants, PIN CHhNCrhi'
against
William Beverly and Horatio Cla-
get, Defendants,
FsHHE Defendant, william Beverly, not having en-.
l. tered has appearance, and given security accord
ing to the statute and the rules Of this Court and IT
apnearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the said
William Beverly is not nhabtant ct the District ~
Columbia, on the motion of the Compliments, by their
counsel, is
Ordered That the Defendant, william Beverly, d.,
appear here oor before the first day of the next April
Term of this Court, and answer the bill OF the Com
panants and give ecurit; for performing the DEGREES
of this Cour and that the Defendant loratio Clagett
do not pay away orsecrete the debts by HIM owing to,
or the meney estate, effects. in his hands, belong
ing to the said absent Defendant, william Beverly. I'm.
I'll the further order and decree this Courti and that
copy of this order be forthwith publ'shcdm the Alex
andria Phenx Gazette for two months successfully and
that another copy ne posted a, the font door of the
Court house Of said County.
Test: EDA. L. LEE, q. Z.
dec SO-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-24
BEDS, MATTRESSES, ao. ~

The above articles will be disposed VI
punctual persons on the most liberal ,eln,,,
A very extensive patronage from Va, 10 ,ry
ces me TO say, that will deliver furniture w.
chaser in that city free ofexpence. ,L,,,mrg
Taning8 Carving executed m MeOe2-~--~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-24

yVNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
l. the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the Franklin House Hotel, few doors
below his old and where he continues to carry on the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
Henr!co County, Dec 90, $50.

LorrsA CoURT House., Va. Dec. 81, 1880.
MIR JNo. II. EUsTAcE:
Dear Slr:-"Seeing the many certificates with
which your Patent Ointment has been recommended
TO the public, 1t would be supe fuous for me
to attempt to give another But when effect upon
the many imposlilons, the public has received, can
but justify their credulity and knowing that in the
multiplicity OF Witnesses that people will be inclined
to rely and believing the very superior virtue of YOUR
Ointment az n remedy for white swelling therefore
offer the following short certificate Woo the 10th
day OF November last my wife was delivered of n fine
boy, and To all appearances likely to do we'll
but about the 10Th she began'to complain of violent
pain in her en lip, and it soon swerd from her hin
to her ANGLE to an alarming SIZE. | purchased iua
of N. Shepherds Patent Specific Ointment of MIR.
Elisha Jackson, applied two plasters at time, one
on her thigh and one her leg, each extending near
ly around them. Upon applying the first plaslers, in
Il few moments she stated it appeared TO feel like
there were small needles passing from The bone to
the skin, in holf an hour she commenced most
agreeable pcrspiratlon became quite easy of the pain
and had an agreeable nights rest which she had not
enjoyed for several days before. The next evening
removed the first plaster, which iousd had much
abatcd the swelling ! then applied Two other plais-
tiers, which entirely relieved her at that time. How
ever, in a few days she began to complain of the
small of her back and her right leg | immediately
applied the ointment tO-thcm /. had all the des-
red effect and she is now in good health. Had I
not met with your Ointment, IT might have cost INC
many doctors visit. and much costly medicine to
no purpose Yours with much rcspect
ap 10 "ROBERT r.. WHITE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
VoL. V.-No. SO

"eSc, nG4u's ol The Arub;n stock ard neither En-
gianj or America las ever Yet produced rnce Tors,
mat did not parokc largely OF the blood Ills size
Is an evidence ofhis stock.
Button, the celebrated French naturalist. sne,k
III" Oh them says they rarely exceed four fec, eiubt
inches hi4h; but The continued experience of En-
gHHd ahd F-ance shows that their size has no inGu
nee On iEc.r PROGENY Tie has heretofore stood II,
NeN'Hc6y, where bluOd,d mares, are scarce; and
vince a." decided pnrlaliiy TOR the Virginia stock
Produced most unequal competition; vet. under
lhese GIyantages; arc has produced some among
inc best rncCrs raised in ths State tboupb IL
was not untli he forced himself into notice. that
lie was p1tfonsed blythe breeders Of the turf Ph.
suuScrlDcr has III ms possession letter from Col
H"''F"' Fear lexington Kentucky, Ia DISTINGUISHED
IaisrT aud patron OF the 'urf) who has been breed
ing ZION nm the last TWO years. lie SAYS his colts
are I'll equal or superior size To his colts from the
same mares by any other horse; that he has two,
year odd hy, fifteen hands HIGH: nHd his vcaripo
COTS cqra!iy promising; and that he does not be-
ieve that any horse could have gotten as good ra-
Gers "u, al the same mares. have also many other
,cs imonia!s to- the same effect; and one from Dr.
Lewis marshall, II mention ham. beca Use presume
ne IS known TO many gentlemen IN Vlruinia:l he
p'aNs 81 the stock IN the highest terms particularly
't their superior SIZE and fine form And all tbo
'M 49, WIN when have corfespondetl, concur
10 the fact thatieias uecn let to no Hooded mares
until the lastz 6caFs;; $50 mat bis colts hy them
have not yet c7p5esabn the turf: The DISTINGUISHED
racers he has produced, KasSna (supposed by many
."e very hest race horse ever raised IN Kcniuckv1
ava others, nave been rJm common mares Bv
reference TO the American Turf Register, vol l.
page III, ne Is spoken Of Producing striking and
very superior race Oi horse. in Kentuciv
MdiCh II laibt JOHN TUCKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
New Paper-EHangingS.

"ALKEK q BOOTH beg leave respectfully
w To acquaint their friends and the public, that
they have just received n supply of French and Anne
Tican Paper Hangings, with velvet drapery and
cnmmon borders to match, and fire screens in every
variety OF pattern and price.
Also few pieces worked summer curtain goods,
a and beautiful article.
They keep constantly hand, aud will make TO
order feather beds, curlcd hair and moss mattresses
of linen ana cotton tick, easy chairs, srfs, sacking
bottoms, cots, and every article usually found IN an
Uphos cry store all Of which arc offered at the most
reduced prices. sp1o root
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
Mr.. J. III. EusTAcE:

Dear sir-That the public may know tie superior
efficacy of the Invaluable Shepherds Ointment i,
affords ne pleasure TO state TO YOU in which
was ADVISED by my friends 10 try in my family. a
negro boy of mine was laid up with the most unman-
agenbe sore on his ANGLE, ever saw, and expected
to be deprived of his services for the winter pur
chased small pot at your store, and to my great
qualification and nstonlshnent, before used hah the
contents of the pot, his aucle was cured, ana the
boy again ut his daily occupations Very respectfully,
JOHN SHEPPARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
G.. WALTER JEWSON,
nENTTET

JENENDERS his professional services 10 the ladies'
Il aud gentlemen of Richmond and It's vicinity.
lie sets rom a single tooth TO whole set on springs
plates or pivo's. human, porcelain or hypopola-
Any operation requisite to preectvc and beau
ty the teeth will be done on moderate terms He
wOnld further suggest, that from connection with
scientific gentleman at tho Mouth, he is enabled TO
insert artificial eyes which will often escape dctcc-
lion upon a minute examination
Office in Main street, directly opposite the Mer-
chants Coffee House, where he muy he consulted
professionally every day in tho week between 10 a.
NJ and r. M.
MAJ i5--wtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
Porter, Rte, 0nd cider.

'NHE subscriber has ON hand, and will keep con
. slant supply, Of the very best Philadelphia Por-
ter, Albany Ale, and Newark cider, together with
a largo supply Of CANpLEf, Soar, ANr CoAnsE
SAT- all of which he viii EEL at the most reduced
prices for cash or good town acccplanccs His Old
GU toners and others respectfully invited to call
The hlghcst price in cash gwen for oil BOTTLES.
m 5-2nwtf RICHD ARMSTRONG.
THNO THE BADITS.-tbe last Pans fashions are orcn
cd and can be seen At Il. ~ JENKINS
ep25 Fancy Dry Goods and Linen store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
LAND SaHlE,.

'HNllE subscriber will give the highest price for
4 Scrip issued for Land Warrants under m. Act
Of the 30h IF May 1880. He may be found a, tho
office Of b. f. Niche, Esq. opposite the Merchants
Coffee House, Main st.
l9-tf CHARLES S'rANDEpv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

10 Ld6Ourers Wanted on the Canal.
CONSTANT employment for four weeks, at Is
~ cents per day, and f'und, vii! be given to so
Hands, to work on the James River Canal They
must assemble on the end Monday in May next. at
Maiden's Adventure Dam, where we shall commence
operations. RICHARD REINS,
ap I5-eod Agent for The James River Company
p. s. The hands will find their own shovcs and
TO enable them to do so with convenience. | shall
have number Of shovcls the spot, hch they
con have nt the Wholesale price. K. re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

iEnhS-suESRrrioS TO the DAILY KIcnMosp Wuu tC
Cay Subsc Tibcs 81, ard for shorter period
nfe OF SO year. both payable in advance. When
mail }lo n wear
A"v'nss. For one square OF Ii lines less in.
er"n 10 Gents two insertions 81; three insertions 81 IL
,svssy succeeding insertion 33l cents
Thrice week. first week 81 %; succeeding 81
Twtee week insertion rs cents: e.erv sue ,,nr IN
seson so
Oaee week. first inenon IS ceu,s; every succeeding
srron so
Al advertisements also M CoasrirrrtoxA
Vine.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
Tbs number of IN noted the
sW DO inserted unit, ordered be stopped charged
soriInsly.
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars two squares
ind m that proportion for greater Lengths
sxoopt Aut once and Lottery Dealers charged
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WhIG is published: twice
~cei, CFuesdays and Friays,) five dollars per annnn
payable IN advance.
ForAdrertising-75 cents square, ess, in.
so<tton, and so IN for each cont
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

M r. JOHN II. EUSTACE-Dear Sir: 1t gives
W me pleasure to add my testimony the
operation OF your truly auabe ''Shsphe
ointment aud TO advise you of cure upon myself
that almost would seem TO battle belief.
For thirty years have been threatened with what
Is called white swelling in of my legs; about
SIX years past, he limb afflicted with violent
acute rheumatic affection, and broke out from the
kne" to the ANGLE in deep and painful sores: ap.
pliea hundreds Of remedies, simple and compound
ADVISED by people, whose experience had given the
celebrity IN such muttcrs but received no subsan-
tIal benefit then resorted to the practice of med-
cal men, but found little no benefit Finding tina,
must part with my limb or my life / began to pre-
pare my mind to submit the knife. As last
resort TO heal the limb, | was ADVISED TO try your
ShepI srds Olnlmenr. In August, / purchased q
small Jug and have continued the application accor-
ding to the directions, until perfect cure is made
my leg is as free of pam and disease as ever was
ana can safely pronounce that the Ointment
alone produced the astonishing result. | COM
munca'e this, that all who may be sufferers
from like causes, may in Ike manner. be certainly
and speedily relieved have used it also in a mum
Der OF cases of fresh wounds in my family with sagu-
lar efficacy. Very respectfully your ob't serv't.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, SGn'r.
Stafford County, Va 10th Dec. 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

Dr. JsznHEs OF Edinburgh speaking OF thesc Pills soy3
hfrc y,ed them N practice well he hospitelA
and find them TO b. most valuable remedy oil
rheumatism. md well calculated to do much good. and
therefore recommend them to general confident
appointed who may have occasion 10 tins uGuubk
T6dicine.
Dr CiGyEe of New York. in letter TO tho agent of The
rTopeor CONCLUDES by saying Every caS ofpeupc VIII
find IN the India Extract cheap and valuable rcrncy fR
the Rheumatism. have generally found from me u ipT
boxes have produced n ASA CLARKE. u. ID.
From respectable Pkysiedn an BedJOTi county Pow
SUirdHid.
There IL in nciEhbOuThoOd gentleman who has been
neHyy afflicted with rheumatism for years. III i.,s
the PEnucra. 20 the amount Of bot
s, without any effect the Puadephs advertised
flcnd Ia call for box of tho pills whici, he
C>pg, aud rCyI,ing much benefit from Il and &c
"nniOn that two hONcs will ~ Jd,s'e Il TairI
cue. Le'IrVc II 10 10 a valuable incident J. K.
wishing ihr the poor should benefit b. ~, well AS h fI
h7s uut Il NJ boxes mtdc for 'hs ruruuSr with irrr
trr- round olch box containing p'.s. auu I1s uirs',
lU ROBERT HARkIS. Jun of Ihirii,ipiru. ilr uuJ
IN the United States tu dispose me- ma, lt
vuwrI U HDpuiUi gents whct. h. may ihinh rrpg.
o Hl;BNVFtI
- h,' medicine nYs Dr; Wndpr. ~ sqlcp. y ono =
che Dc. introduced 10 tho public IN the hands
Fast Indians known only cu, frr
nut since has hccn tho hands OF European and American
phJSclns has hrCn asccTIncd that ScuIry Ohsup2tn
Coughs. and approaching Consumption have yielded
u.iluCncu.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27


DRUGS, MEDLCYTgES, &C.
WE Subscriber has jus, received the following ARTICLES
pIizng part u his Spring supply Of Drugs Medic ne.
&c &c, aud expects by caily rc,iT Ma.
remandeI-Among those just received the following
Ground lpgwooh,
Red wood
Nicaragua do
Fusric
Camwood
ss::s. e.? ;:,r..,... j.. ,,,,.,,
D. spanish brnwn, day and ground in oil
PIussIan blue
French green
Nauhyke brown
Ihreme green
Chreme yellow
White lead. dry and ia oil
lermllion, Chinese and E"sIsh
pIOp lake
Verdigs, dry snd In OIL
Rose pink
Acetate and sulph. mophua
Pipirine iodine
Sulph. qnininc
Gum opium
Do sandaTach
Do aoes
Do
So kratus
Pearl tapioca
Peal barley
fenty's genuine calcincd magnesia
HulPs patent
Common do
Ivory head do
Rouge i'll pots, pearl powder,
Quo OF rose, bears oil
Cologae, rose orange, flower and honey waters, &c.
For sale on the accommodating Country Ner.
chants Physicians and Oihsrs, respectfully invited
and eSa mine his assortment
ap IL HUGH G. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

Insurance against loss or damage by Fire
TBNHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
IL of New York will insure against loss or Iamaqa
by Fire, Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, and
other property.
WILLIAM II. HUBBARD. Agent.
Office at he Counting Room OF Hubbard Il Gard
nor. f. street. mar l7--lawly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
Sale Sulphur .Si,r.inss.

VENHlS celebrated watering place situated county of
Il N"nIoe, IN the upper country Of Virginia continues
under the management al its original pIopeors The char
Of tho Sal, Sulphur Water well established
By the experience Of many years, and its
manifested hy public patronage extensively dused that
the subscribers deem almost needless, an
enumeration Of its medicinal virtues Its ostensibe qualities
suphsr aud soda, forming reuiral saline mixresu
PetoI to any artificial prePan,hu-a, pleasant as
drink mild IN its operation, aud permanently beneficial to The
diseased u; has proved itself particularly etcacou bilious
aud pulmonary complaints, aud all that require
TIC rcedes-n diseases Of the liver, dyspepsia, rheumatism,
and sout
The Circumstance Of lis having resored for ,nany
years past by gentlemen Of medical distinction from,
various States particularly from the SOUTH whose appreciation
We, marked ny the repetition of Their visits furnishes Dat
ierns testimonial Of its valuable medical qualities.
Considerable improvements have been made the
year. and the propreiors promise the attention
mat tney have heretofore rendered In their
and fare, they yield TO public establishment in Virginia
They respectfully solicit The continuation of public pat
roosge ERSKINE g. OARUTHERS
The Orleans Argus and Charleston Courier will the
above once week. SIX times and send their
& for payment. ap l9-1aw6tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
WINTER ARABIAN.
This beautiful and true

his beautiful and true Arabian Horse
viii sta"d again at my stable ia The coun.
iy OF brunswick, about fifty.tive miles
South of Richmond, and ihirty-three
South of PetrrsbuTs-filtecn north east
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27
4 MOST VALUABLE
EAST INDIA MEDICINE

lN'N INN ~. Az VT lN'i4s' w l'7.'i' &c
Ji'ad f d' from TIE Scr. Jar.s' Epiit dated Bs,E1l
friend, n. ?. Bsdtrvn, Lo5pdLzi.
-" DEAR Satisfactorily to your request ! have wis
J!icuiy procured uGt nuw s,nd yIu toy the liam
Captain RHtrFtsDg, iCw pounds of tho puiaic'lhs
What generally 10y the of lnuIl Extract hlrti
cns universally esteemed among the people Of Ir!iu. f.
the OF Rheumatism. Was u inform you at u nrr
bT OF people who are daily relieved and cured b. TIM yui
bic remedy. " wOu!H require paper than able
nuCinse. and more UiIc than ana able u l-tuy. u.-T
lho elect OF tins Medicine mmcdatc that in RIiiGi
MAllSM you wOuin IN suppose actcl u.moa
like charm IN removing that painful dse' Tie
rzode I taxing IS IN the form If pulls sha al nIJ
=ndeay 'uIs 10 send you q cUnsian; supply }. T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

Elegant Portable Desks
ID J. SMITH has lately opened, a supply of PoItabl
~. Desks, Of Mahogany and Rose Wood. with and with
out secret dawess all OF the best materials Of them
an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

DRIME green, in terccs and bags just received
L. for sale by CIIAS. PALMER.
75-6t If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-27

VIE pnbic and especially the Tobacco Planters
: OF virginia. arc hereby notified that he present
Legislature lave passed rcrving the inspection
ct tobacco at Byrd's Warehouse--hat Inspectors
VIA ye recommended for appointment at tic mex.
Term "' HenFco CORTLAND the inspection vii, COM
"ynce during the early part Of the month of Nav
next The central situation of this Warchouse
beng generally known, it is deemed proper ONLY TO
acd, that the buildings new, fire. proof and Of
'lSl eCceSs. ap , law3t C.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27
LIIsEl4E EOCK, A. Y. yyEDNEsDAY, JuLY a7, 1881.

others worship. had morning, noon and
 night, knelt down for her.
 Allen Murray who had given way tc the impulse of revenge, beheld himself
 the destroyer of life and happiness
 doubly murderer-and was now apart in soiitudes communing with his own blaekeaed spirits else striving, with vain
 sophistsy, 10 harden his heart to the cor rodlng influence of remorse. Unhap- py victim of passion. he sought, like a
 maniac, to ayenge ianeied injuries, and desolatfon followed, fatal to himself, to
 the living and to the dead. Although
 the voice of the worlds customs called upon me to pursue the destroyer of my happiness to the grave. had no such de- sign. 1 had then an awful example of the ill effects Of gratided revenge, and imagined my self content to leave him d prey to his own gonizedfe elings,&z seek for himself a home far from the scenes of n1ournful reeollections, and forget, in the bustle of busil.ss, that morning ofbn- slness was so soon overclouded--forget all the past, the light and the shadow, the joy and the sorrow.
 In the calm of the evening l sought Bertha's grave, ,ssthat in sadness 1 might throw one long look on the past" ] had just reached the shrubbery which sur rounded the graveyard, when my re- Elections were interrupted by the rnur- nlur of voice. looked towards the grave, and 10! there, pale and haggard, he knelt--he, the destroyer of iano- cence. sCan Allen Murray hope for forgiveness kneellng at the very grave of his victim?' exclaimed-"In any place Can he presume to ask the smiles ofheayen, after having been an actor in scenes of such aecursed yillainy?n Base as he had been, the charge stung him to the quick. He replied. Madness came upon me at that moment, and, though my hairs have long been uhitened with age-through all the scenes of sorrow which have passed-through all the trials of liie--~i could never forget tie dying shriek of my victim, or the Eurg- ling oi lis blood pouring out as an aton- ing oblation, even upon tie grave of Bertha. Ri. $. L.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27
From Me Englishman's .Nagaxiae. NAPOLEON,S TOMB.
BY A VETERAN.

] spent all, save the dawning of 9 long day oi hard service, far from the din Of European strife under the scorching skies of the East. Even amidst the for ests of Nepaui the name of gonapaste sounded like a spell. While his ambi- ton was condemned, his genius was ad- m'red, his misiortunes 6cplored; often have wished to encounter him face to lace; the closest approach, however, that fortune enabled me to make to him, was by q pilgramige to his tomps
 When at St. Helena,'I l started one morning with small party of brother officers, to survey the spot where the re- mains of the worlds agitator are depos- fled. The peculiarities of the locality have been laid before the public, so of ten and so amply, on canvass and on pa per, that further description is needless. The characteristic scene is prciean.! and awful loneliness--a dell girt in by huge naked hills, not an object of vegetable life to relieve the general aspect Of de sertedness, except the few weeping will lows which droop above the grayc.---
 The feeling of solitude is heightened by an echo, that responds on the least ele- vation of the voice. With what singu- lar emotions took my stand upon the slab, which sheltered the dust of him for whom the crowns, thrones and sccp- tres, he wrung from their possessors, would of themselves have furnished ma terials for monument! There the rest less was at rest; there the Emperor ol the French, King of Italy, Protector oI the Confederation of tie Rhine, Grand Mastcrnf the Legion of Honor, repos cd with almost as little sepulchral ponI as the humble teuaut of the eounir, 1 chureh-yayd.