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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Cash in Market.

OhSN III sNNTKtG.
WE will paw Cash for any number Of LIKELY
w NEGROES. (of both sexes from II to IS years
Of age Field iian,l.. Also. Mechanics of everv de-
scription Apply To
&c Ballard Il Co Richmond Va
}. 81 Saunders & Co. warrenton, Va
George Kepheart n Go. Fredcricktown, Nd
JamesF Puryeis e Co. Baltimore,
john Ware. Port Tobacco, Md
Thomas NJ. Joacs, Eus,on, Eastern Shore OF
Maryland
Or to the subscribers their residence in Alexandra
Persons having kelly servantsto dispose OF, will do
well to give us call. we, at all times, will pay
higher prices in Cash than any other purchaser VINO IS
now or NAV hereafter come into market.
All communications promptl' attended to-
may 31-f FRANKLIN e AHMFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Bran.

,rnN bushels Bran daily expected. and will be
l0E1 sold in lots Ia suit purchasers, on spphca
smn STEPHEN SHiNN, Janney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Charles Bennett

JTAS received and offers for sale
ii few bales 81 90 inch stout unbleached Cottons
~ bleached Cottons
90 and 81 Cotton Sheetngs
"a inch Cotton Osnaburgs
No. LIZ, 8, a Hempen Burlsps
Rest Dorchester Bedticks, Apron Checks
Two bales English shoe Thread
Dark blue and w. patent Sewing Thread
Best dark blue and black superfne saIony Cloth
Italian Sewing Silk, real black and blue black
4,43 and Pins, drst quality ~
Hemming's genuine first quality silver.eyed Nee
dies; w. C. ditto. maI 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Cotton Socks.

,Y.lE,ioral supply of Cnunir, Knit, just received
| e. sale by tn. dozen or Whole qaa,u'iy, alta re
heed rrcc. q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
tlOMee.

IN ,sprine old " biie Coffee. Of fine flavor, just
III rer,;,sJb, STEPHEN Si;lNN,
NAV ,; jsnney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Notice.

HEREBY forewarn al! persons visiting Jones
Pcnt, unless legal busins IS or by PERMISSION OF
e proprietor lam compelled To sdopt this restrict
on account of the shameful conduct Ut SOME
rschrsOus boys for the last Sunday or two. l give
ms sSa notice, IN order fully to inform all persons
hat tic law will be enforced against all violating the
in'e Gotice. JAMES GALLlGER.
NeSanGria, may IS, 1855
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04

last vestige of the Rayo vanished for ever. The
crew, as If moved by one common impulse, gave
three cheers0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Notice

1880 The Steamer COLUMB "A,
Captain James Mitchell, will,
49, Nan until the first of September
.esfxS next. leave Baltimore for the
m,ri,, Of Columbia evcr> wedne sesy at o'cioek 7;
a. aOa returning, will leave Washington at ard
,,,,ndris at gel ok, A. n. on Sunday tor ut''
MsA'''' ma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Swiss Muslin Capes.

an Dozen Worked Swiss Muslin Capes' Just open
III Fl anI Tor sale at reduced prices. by
NAV 7 "nV' ""I'r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
JnO. N. johnson,

DRAPER IND TAILOR,
TlHANKrUL to his friends for their liberal patron.
u age. now announces to them and the public ina.
he has taken house on King sreet near tne soi.e n
Genterens Clothing. as usual in the best manner, At
the shortest notice, and the most reasonable 's
He has also on hand an assortment o. nS"
Clothes, which will be sold at the lowest prices.
sons wishing Clothes ofany description viii please 'H
and examine for themselves
NAV 23-1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
min Pepsr SO per ann,m Country paper IS.
For Halifax.

.xx The schooner. CONVOY 2. Crowell mas.
Sci wsFOwi.E 81 Co.
app 10 e
Is Tons Plaster Paris. may 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04

India China.
70 Boxes Canton Dishes from is to 10 inches supe'
u rior quality
do do Desert and Tea Plates, Hat and Deep
pencilled and enameed, very cheap 80,
do do Bowls. quart and half gallon,-wlli be
sold as low as Liverpool ware
IS groce Pint Porter Bottles
w;,b general assortment of CHINA, GL-fSS. e
EaRIUENJpaRE, Wholesale and retail.
enc % ROBT H. MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
For BerMuda.

TX The fast sailing schooner VIRGINIA, job
StDseet!ey, mater, will take two or three hume
- ri, on freight aud few passengers. Apply
80 % q, GEO JOHNSON 4 Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
Window Glass.

cn Boxes window Glass. Northern manuise.sfe'
MI from 10 TO ~ i8, at moderate prices
Marbles, in bags 1000 each
Looking Glass plates, Pipss in boze; - .,,..
60 dozen Glass Knobs, will be sold low 70 eioss
/ set yer, rich cut Glassware. s4s
With an assortment Liverpool DINING SsS ,~1
other goods in my line. NJ H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
White lead

Sugars.
csa, flcgshcads Trinidad Sugars, landing from BRIG
SEI Caravan, Eom Halifax. for sails by
NAV % w. FOwLE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04
AIsT or IETTHRs

Remaining IN The Post OGee, Aerandr'a' u o o" INC
LIST Of JUNE, 1883.
persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say ruEr ARE ADVERTISED, or they may no'
get them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-04

lust publisheA.
find on sale By MN W. MORRISON,
GtHmsT our Example, by Caroline Fry .u c.,o,;,.
- fom,,io, of the listener Christ our Example, &c.)
The GLORY of the Age, an Essay on the Spirit Of Mis-
Also Botany for Beginners. being an introduction to
Mrs I.incoln's Lectures on Botany, by Mrs. fhe'Ps
may %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

dear and sDx'oas bosom. How iuxuri.
Gus issiokness with such colnpanion
Arc you prosperous. IL muItiplies
your dressings ten thousand fold, to
share them with one 30 beloved. Are
'yoa In hsr company. Her very pre-.
senee has the effect Of the sweetest
conversation.and her looks, though 81.
ient, convey 4 something to the heart,
o. which none but happy husband. have
any idea. Are on going abroad! She
accompanies YOU To the door-thc ten.
der emorace-the fond heightened kiss
the last soul melting lsok-precious
evidences OF losc.-these 10 along
wan yoa--ihsy steal across your de.
hghtei memory, soothing your journey
while dear conjugal love, gives a
transport to every glance at home, and
'~eetens every nimLle step of your
glad return. There. soon as YOUR be j.
loved form is seen, she flies to meet
you. Her voice Is music-the pres
sure Of her arms IL rapture, while her
eyes, Heavens sweetest messengers
OF love. declare the tumulluous joy that
"ea'e. her generous bosom. Arm In
arr, she hurries you into the smiling
habifanon. where the fire blazing.
anu the vestmsnt warm, the neat anart.
ment and delicious r-past, prepared
by her eager love. fiji, YOUR bosom
with joy too big for utterance.
Compared with life like this, mer.
cifui God! how disconsolate is the con.
ditiou Of the old Bachelor! How bar
rem Of all joy! Solitary and comfort
less at home. he strolis abroad into
company. Meeting with no tender
ness nor affection TO sweeten company
he soon tires, and with a sigh gets up
to so home again. Poor man! his
eyes are upon the ground. aud his steps
are slow; for, alas! home has no at.
fractions. lie sees nothing there bat
gloomy walls and lonesome chambers.
Alone he swallows his silent supper-
he cfawl' TO his bed, and trembling.
coils himself up in cold sheets, sadly
with to-morrow iovle.s
sun the same dull round begins again,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28
FISHING FOR POPULARITY.

There is nothing appears more sus
pieIous in 4 politician, than publicly
disciaIm'ns all desire to gain POPULAR
ty. A number Of years ayo. a promi.
nent member Of the New HAMPSHIRE
Legislature. who was evidently anx.
ious to gain the good will of hi. fellow
men, embraced every opportunity Ia
declare that he was actuated solely nv
disinferesfed motives; that he would
be the last man to flattgr the prejudices
OF his party. or recommend any public
measures, merely for the purpose O.
gaining popularity. After an harancue
IN the house, which ended as usual.
with . disclaimer Of this kind, .hrewd
old, farmer. (who, by the by, vas trou.
bIed with an imPedimen, in his speech
rose, and observed that the language
OF the gentleman on this and various
other occasions, reminded him Of q cir.
cumstance which once came 10 his
knowledge -
"a baker on entering hith thop one
morning found thusPithous looking
Perihon preIhent. On being affixed
what he wanted, he replied that he
iound the dosr unfathened and walked
ln' and wsth waiting the entran,h of
the mathter Of the thOp; but thaid he,
athtlIure you. thir, I have taken no.
thing from your thelves-.I would tho orn
70 appropriate Ia myself any Of your
loaveth, thweet cakes, or thinibsr.
bread. But the baker. hearing him
thnth unnethetbari!y ditbclaim any
evil 'n'enthion, withely thought pro.
per {" thearch him-and ON turning
h'ih poeketh inthide out, found them
iuil Of eaktes and thintherbread.'
.Ntrs-LtRer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28
THE FIRST BLISS OF MATR,,,oxy

HE charming society, the tender
friendship Il Affurds! Without friend
Il - not for man to be happy. lie, the
old Madeira sparkle in his goblets, and
PHncely dAInties smoke upon his table,
yet II he have 10 sit down with him no
friend Of the love beaming eve. alas ,
the banquet is iDsipid, and the Gotta.
gers dinner Of herbs where love is, is
TO be eDvied.
A'et the pell-scraping bachelor drive
on alone towards Heaven in his soii,a-
~ salky; Lord help the poor man, aud
send him good speed! hut that's not
my way Of travelling. No. give me
soci.ble. with df0r good angel by
my SIDE, the thrilling touch Of whose
sweetIy folding arm may flush my sd.
rIts into rapture, and inspire a devo-
ton suited 10 the place; that best de.
vofion, gratitude and lore!
Yes. the sweetest drop 10 the cup Of
lite Is fSisndJ but where on earth il
the friend thar deserves 10 be eompar.
ed with an a0eeiioRafs rife! that ge.
nerOus creature. Who, Tor your sake.
has Jeff father and mother-looks 20
you alone Toe happiness-Wishes in
yoar society 20 spend her cheerful DAYS
lii year beloved arms 70 draw her
latest breash--and fOBdly thinks the
siamber Of the grave viii be sseeter
when lying by your side! The MAJ
rage Of two soeh fond hearts, in one
nnited, forms . state Of friendship Of
all others the most perfect and delight
fsl. 'Tis marriage Of souls, " persons,
0f wishss, aud Of interests.
Are VOC poor! like another self she
tolls snd saves the better your fortune.
Are you sick She is the tendesest 81
all nureess she Bever leaves yosr bed.
s'dsi she susSsiss your fainIing bead,
aad strains your feTsrish checks 10 hes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

iai'o'p''anes we yesterday " itDe.,.5 IN H.,
uPI's part 81 the city, lamsntablo Instance
- 'no "i err and dcsr sdaliOri produced BY th,,
wee IA AGED and hosry-iiead.d man. dre..-
"a with moe than ordinary nestne... va,
seen t"ttefiug from side t. SIDE. the object "a
me shouted dtrision 81 crowd II ,cert,,o-
'oys hsFns loaths hat. his While L,,,.
sifesmed over hIs wrinkiod forehead "a
Lia cscs cleaned Through iiio Fheun az -.
~th 'hc don Ioiocy of intemperanee
}"ang roy isd atiempied 70 lead hin, a. A..
home hoi from terror, shame, ssas ue,iue..
Ws- unable @ sustain hma The hoo, -,
afd, looscd from his hold, afd reei,,., -,
enfsitg, sunk 70 the ground hi. led c.l,,-.
feaihl against the cuIb stone. To- -. -,
i'''ed bnn iof q uaoincnl, aSd tleo L,,,e, 80,
y a'' " vas BIS father. The ses.s go
90 =" impressive and affecting le.so, -
ri.'eh = i.o ihus degraded himself "a 80
49, bad accumulated by q ions, lie n ~.
- HDdessfy competency. 81, ,b,r,e,,,
80 Anblcuishsd, and be- bad rsi,.d 81 a..
: ',,'Ilei, - hne family a. ever xl,s8enss /.
ls'h.r's haside lie had lees 4 1.-ier,t.,
I. ',-st sa' Ne u,sssurs grsdaslly ascres.,s~
RI tank INTO iotsmpe snes. and leesWs :
1u''e 70 himself, and rePrOaeh 70 BIS family.
Nj fss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

HAPPINESS.

The mass Of mankind are in pursu;,
OF visionary objects and fetitioos end,
which they denote happiness. Thev
believe II certain purposes can be effect.
60 and certain ends attained. the boon
70 Won. and consequently they shall
% happy. But this 10 mere deIusion.
which Q little self knowledge would
explode and show 10 be failaciou. II !,
seif-csmplacency mistifying things. and
mus anneeded we are deceising our.
selves: To this purpose, some men
seek distinction, others acquire wealth
and others gain power, but then non :
o! them prove sources Of unmixed han
p'nsss. Distinction gives a man main,
and sometimes subjects him TO extreme
per,is; often II 10 source of envy and
mai'e'oa.ness to some. and imposes irk
some duties and restraints upon others.
Extensive wealth does not always con
Ter happiness. though il admits MANY
social comforts and great conveniences;
ass possession requires much anxious
care and judicious management to pre-
serve u, and often il creates an inordi.
nate desire 60 possess more. The nam.
pered sppetites are soon satisted. and
the stomach, fed with luxurious indol-
Eences, early becomes diseased. The
body may be tortured with pain on a
eurtained couch as we'll Is on a straw
bed, and the heart may be iacerated
IA the saloons Of q palace as we'll a. in
the retirement Of q cottage. Power is
irksome, because IL is Jiffi c ult 10 retain.
demanding constant watchfuiness and
care to keep il, besides its attendan t
responsibilities, scrupulous polite al
honesty and conscientious discharge of
uuets, are often misrepresented and
seldom appreciated. The accomplish
ment OF great purposes and distinguish.
90 ends, either, does not confer happi.
ness. Bruce. the celebrated ira, eIier
IN Africa, desired TO establish an inn.
perishable fame, BY discovering the
source OF the Nile. This end could
not % attained without intense suffer.
ing and imminent peril. After endur.
ing ell these, bis hopes are consumma
teds and the long sought fountain. a
mong the inhospitab,e mountains Of
Africa. 10 won. This event, both 10
himself and the world, was an impor.
sane one. yet when he had &C accomplish.
ed u. from intense joy. he rels psed
into . state OF the most painful despon.
deney. % And is this ALL" he exelsim.
ed. when he thought Of his own home
and those he loved, and the uncertain.
y OF ever meeting with them again,
flashed across his busy memory. In
The bitterness Of his heart, he went
sgonizing tears.
.Ohi HspPInsn. how far We fee.
IhiEe own sweet paths In search Of thee"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

>snu W t<usoSU 10 Iscttolm, 900 I madt
2 PiIgrimags in e1pistisn' Of nv pas,
iesi'y. Having past night at Lean
ington, l set OF by . orivat. u.tb.
which leads up hill through : .rey.
and across quiet 6eids, ill I came tu
. small village church. II 10 an old
low ed,ilce OF grey stone. ON the brow
Ola small hill. lookingo,er lcrtilr fields,
towards where the proud tower. al
warwick castle lift themselves axaiu,,
the distant horizon.
a part Of the churchyardis sha.
ded oy large trees. Under one of them
my mother lay buried. You have no
doubt thought NE light, heartless De
ing thoaght myself SO; bot there
are moments of adversely which let q.
into some feelings Of our own nature.
TO which we might otherwise remain
perpetual strangers
sought my mothers grave the
weeds we're matted over il. and the
tombstone was halfhid anon: The net.
Ties. cleared them away, and they
stung my hands; but I was he-d..s, Of
the pam, Tor my heart ached too ,e
rerely. l sat down On the grave, and
read over again the epitaph on the
stone.
u was simple. but il was true
| had written is myself. l had tried
to write poetical rpitaph. but in vain ;
my feelings refused TO utter themsel, G..
IN rhyme. My heart had gradually
been Milling during nv lonely wander.
'ngs; u was now charged TO the brim /;
and overlooked. I sunk upon the
grave and buried my face in the tall
grass, and wept like child. Yes, ]
wept In manhood upon the grave, ~
had in infancy upon the bosom of NV
mother. Alas. how little do we appre.
c'ate mothers tenderness while iiv-
ing. How needless are we in youth
OF all her anxieties and kipdness,-
but when she is dead and gone when
the cares and GOODNESS Of the world
come whitening to our hearts when we
learn how hard tits to End true ,ympa.
thy-how few love us for ourselves ::
how few will befriend Us in our mis-.
fortunes-then il is that we think Of
the mother we have lost.
It's true i had always loved nv mo.
ther even In my most needless DAYS I;
out telt how inconsiderats and inef.
iectual had been my love. NV heart
melted IS I retracrd the DAYS Of infan.
ey, when was led by mothers hand.
and rocked to sleep 10 mother. arms.
and was without care or sorrow. 30
my mother" exclaimed /, burning nv
lace again in the grass Of the grave |;
20 that /. were once more bS Won,
side /; sleeping never to waken again
on the cares and troubles of this
world"
am not naturally Of a morbid
temperament, and the violence Of INV
emotion gradually exhausted itself !.
u was . hearty, honest, natural dis.
charge Of grief, which had been slowly
accommodating, and gave me wonderful
relief. l rose from the grave, as If 4
bad been offering up q sacrifice, and
ielt IS Il that sacrifice had been accent.
ed.
4 sat down again on the grass, and
plucked one by one The weeds from the
grave; the tears trickled more slowly
down 10Y checks, and ceased to be BIT.
ter. u vas q comfort 20 think that she
had died before s"rrow and poverty
came upon her child, and all his great
expectations were blasted"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

ihe L ): Gazette of Phiiadelpl.i, n, nre-
sent regularly copies the proecedirys 60 pr pr
sTess from The y. Journal OF Co,a,,e,c.
thl' retogrsde nsrci, of iro,,r,,, -,
should he accelerated, We shall prpb.l,Is -
snort lime receive our new . from ~.
TON r'a Philadelphia. Bah. Gs-.
There - no'i,ins strange to u. In ,Li, mob.
OF doing susine', We freqeently. and isa..1
-''H''' Invariably receive u,e Washington new.
IRON baltimore aud O,her pieces. d., ost.oi
'o''''e Of The reception Of The ws,bip.,,.s a.
Pefs.-Iree Prtsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28
USEFUL DISCOVERY BY LADY.

- 49, D'n1ON I'M Bl n LADY.
IL Is stated ia the Ravenna (Ohiol
Courier that an important discovery
vas made at COPY. Medina county. by
lady. Mr. Vail, his son and another
person, were digging a yell, and The
son having gone down 6rst, was pros.
rated on breathing the noxious damps
below. His father descended to his
reilei' and the third started for a pby
HeiAn; IN the mean time several ladies
assembled at the place, and one threw
down a pail Of water, most &C which
tell On IT, face Of Mr.. Vail. Who caught
breath, rose and seized the sensclsss
body OF his son, got into the tub. and
~ss drawn Bp by the ladies'. Water
was immediately applied TO the Young
man. which ~ short time produced
symptoms Of returning life. Mr.. Vail
~ few hours attained lis usual health
and sirergih. end the Young man BY
medical aid bad 50 fsT recovered a. 10
De able 10 walk on the succeeding daV.
The experiment of letting dow . lisht.
ed candle was made. which went ouf
az The distance Of six feet from tie ton
OF TIE sell. a live chicken vas also
tee down, and AZ the depth Of sax feet.
an'maton beeams suspended bot by
pouring down water upon IL, anilnatio1
vas immediately restored. From this 1t
spPears, that upon inbaling this Gas.
l'ie - only suspended, add that che
application Of water NiIl restore IL,
eisosr BY conveying atmospheric air
eon's'hed IN the water, o. from some
other cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

we observe that the government Is for
"l',hs munitions Of war by every oppor,u--
my, io' the ne" Notifications ia Charle,to,,
h-Ioour The fine new brig Gen. SUMMER
10" ht'ihg out by Messrs. Buck 4 Il.Jr,rk "a
guar packet between this aud Chsrle,ton'
,lns on BOARD number of gun carriages
euia'so ior !ous IL aad - FOUNDERS.
Ballia.ose Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28
All, there's the rub

me eAiJ Ji,iiee.-A Washington cores
pondeni OF the New York Courier \ Enonire p
says that 1t Is r1mourcd that Chief Ju.t,ee
MARSHALL has intimatcd his willingness 20 re-
slgn ms station on the bench OF tine supreme,
.ourt, provided he can he assured thai Mir
custer will succeed hun. The Pre,id.n,
nc adds, Is willing 10 give such assurance
ou' Nir webster declines entering into an ar
rangement upon the subject.
lihe eorrre'ness Of the shove hs, been oue.-
TONED by somei but for ourselves, ~e should M,
DC surprised al any thing in these woader- ort-
lug days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-28

The following extract ID taken from Buck
thorne's narrative in IKVINe's Tales Of a Ira.
weller. He had gone out into tho world had
experienced the GOODNESS Of its seIfishness
and the bitterness Of IFS adversity, aad had
returned again to the haunts Of his childhood
to spend the remainder Of his days.
"AsI was rambling pensiveIy through
. neighbOring meadow, 10 which had
maay time gathered primroses, Z met
the very pedagogue. who had been the
tyrans and dread Of my boyhood. I
had sometimes vowed TO myself, when
suffering under his rod, that | would
have my revenge, IL I ever met him,
when ! had grown to be a man. The
time had come; but had no disposition
90 keep my vow. The few years which
bad matured me into VIGOROUS .nA0.
had Shrunk him int dceTepitude. tie
appeared to have had paraIytic stroke.
! locked a. him, and wondered iha,
this poor helpless mortal cOuld have
been "a object Of terror 10 me that
ahoald have watched With anxiety the
glance 81 that falling eye, o. dreaded
sho power Of that trembling hand
He tottsred ieebly Along the path. and
had some difficulty 30 getting over .
stile. ran, and sssisted him. lie
locked a. nae 9Th surprise, bot did
not rseogsiZs me, and made q low bow
Of humility asd thanks
] had no disposition % make myselfI
kasvn, fer fsIt that had nothing to
bosse Of. The pains he had taken, and
the pains he had inflicted, had been
equally sseless. His repeated predie.
lions wers fully verified, snd I fslt that
litsle Jack Bsekthorne. the idle boy,
hsd grswn % b q very good -for.ss.
thing nan.
This u Ell very csmfortless detail
bal as I have teld you Of ny foilies, IL
is sleel that I show yoa, bow Zoe once
YES sshseled Tor them. The most
thouRhtless 81 mortsis viii sems time
~ efhsf have be day 81 glaem, when
b will - eompsiIed 70 reject.
1 feig an iAis occasion e Il I had =
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- >-~-~e ~ . soiheE % our Ogt..OGD1 DaDrr
rErEEsBrnc. pEB. IL
frferstury RAD RoaL.-Our cl,iz,sps L,y.
oeeh Tor some time past anticipating "A visft
.'ofn a number Of the inc n,be rs of the Ies,.-
ia'Gre' who ere generally invited to make.
al eAeursion on the Petersburg Rail-RoaL.
yesterday We were gratifed by a.. an,
Psat.nee oil about forty members, who. with
ABOUT an equal number of our cit,z.n, and Of
uHehers' took their De par;ure from th. CON-
Pshy depot ON Washington street. nj y o.
-. ca on tram of i've coaches and c,rs
nc party reached Belhcld some tim. b.for,
.ne dihner hour, and after pleasant repa,t
resumed their seats On the Carriage, n, 10,
c'oek. The locomotive Roanok,. then mar.
tiaiiy displayed its power and velocity. Lr re-
turning 10 the Depot ala Petersburg, a distance
oil III miles. IA hours and q n,inn,,,--,r
winch time minutes were occupied by t,,o
stoppases To replcnish fuel and wafer n, :.
oeiie'ed that the same distance Ia, peyer h.
lore deem performed ia the same time an ,nx
other rail road-il mics tn On ho,,y ~ -
INMATES. -
Not the slightest accident or interrpn,;or
TOOK place, until on catering the town a ne
gro man attempted Co run in front of m, 10
Connective, which STRUCK him, and lac survived
out lew hours Times.
70 Not the siyhtcs. seeiJrn, occurred,
Ei-Hi f----Ah, there the r,1l, o.