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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

inc TO the o. ofApri, The AugsSu,gb -. cite
of the IL If May eives tn folio wing Of TINT ate,
as received by express finn Fons,pn,,uaple--
ID fhn negotiations with lbrihtn Paeha ar bro.
hen oil, and Preparations naking here to resume
hosti lit,es. Hrahim Pacha has received orders
from his father no, TO renoanee Alana. and Ia re-.
fuses 10 evncua,e Natolia, until the Sultan shall
lave msis this coarss on. bal the latter refuses
10 comply with the demand OF the Egyptians. aud
has declared, that b1yIng s1ihcicnt proofs of his
frbcarsnee, he rctr cts al his former concessions
Thus the SUI, an gard, az null AMI VOID tho pro
posas unde to effect an arrangement. alter the ar
rival Of the auxiliary army frnm Russia lie
wholly relies thlt p1W r. contrary 10 the okpec.
,aions OF Admiral Roussn. Il was supposed by
many tina, ths Porte only negotiated 10 sain time
this opinion, however appears not TO have been en-
| ter;aincd at head quaricrs, at konah, or by the
| French Embassy.
The above acconn, is Substantially confirmed by
a letter OF the same date, received at Vienna winch
| says
+" ihrahim imperiously deminds the ceasion OF
Alan, aud Tarsus. md Tire items not only TO
quu klntais but again TO advance. The Sultan
somewhat treasured by the daily arrival Of he Rus.
sian 'roops.& encouraged by the envoy OF the Car,
| avoids all new concessions, AMI gives himself up
with tie greatest confidence 10 tho Russians. II
hostilites."
FOUR DAYS LATER
The shin Fredtnn NV York, brings Paris
dates to the 2lst ult The second edition of the
Journal OF Commerce, of Thu,sIay, contains the
following items
CossrANrISorLg, April 25-(By an extraordi.
nary convcyence) lhrahim still insisting that the
district Of AdaDa sha be coded 10 HIM, and the
Porte refusing TO y,eId the point, the hope which
had boon entertained nftsr the return Of NJ Yaron-
ncs from kln,ais, and the publication Of n nan-
lf,slo ceiling the Pschailos of Syria to the Wee.
roy Of Egypt, that the Turo Egyptian affair
would be amcably settled, is unfortunately d.snp-
pointed FOR lbrahm az suspended the retreat Of
his troops.
! On the 23J, the 81 division ofthc Russian feet,
consisting of emo three decker and two lwo.t!aek.
ers entered tho Bay Of Buluklere, to ether
with II number of transports, having on hoafd
the second corps of auxiliary, troops, 5000 strong
These troops are going TO fix their camp on
tho heights Of the A iaic shore, opposite BuJalt-
dero.
LONDON May IL = Il is said that the las, com
| muncntlon5 from Holland indicate an approach to-
wards a satisfactory arran .omcnr.
lbs stated tha the squadron of Sartorius was
still II, anchor IN the beginning of the month, near
The Beyonno isonds, 7ariofiu, having received u
part of has arrears, bal The soliois being III d.ssen
! Ientcd
a great assembly is 10 be convened on the 9th
IA the mel :hbouh bod oil Birmingham like tina, OF
las, year called by Nj Atwood. Ills address 10
the people begins thus
My dear friends and compotrois, The Ain-
stors a." HON we have brought into powo, upon
the shoulders Of the people, have betrayed their
trust"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04
LYNCHBURG, JULY 4.Isy,
4IlI OF JTLY.

Il
The Committee OF Arran. ements have NJ.
the following tho order OF process Oh the :, :.
July
ib,- Mechanic Artillery. in sections.
ID Revolutionary Soldiers, in doubl, file,
+. 3d-The Orator aild Reader, N u Latou.l,
4h-The Patrick Henry Debating Soci,tr -.
9cd by then Prcsidcn, and Vice President, II, do.
llc ll.s
5h--RlAc Greys, in sections
9th he Troop, in qna,,er ranks
The procession to form IN front Of the II,
Hotel, precisely at 10 ocloct thence n,ur,h dov.a
main street to tn Office of c. l.. Aosby, E,o :,
which place Will bc receyedth the Orator and r., :,
thence down 10 the Franklin Hol,--ih,nc,. ~,
Sd street--thence TO the Methodist Eusro,,
Church. at which place tic rocc SSH n viii IN, f5,
med by the Grand Marshal in double flies and en-.
ter the Church by changing rear To front tn.
procession will be under the coalmand of Col I,
Rodes, Grand Marshal, assisted 10y Lieut. Wm
A. Bennett Of the Artillery, Ssrs't WIN, Lancaster
OF The Troop, aud Licu II. Martin OF The Crews.
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that time, including trimmings. us los. He expect
ed to reach New Haven last evening.
IN Com Ado.


From ae Fail Rirer Uiniter IF Saturday.
WHAT MKT I'VE have been informed within q
few days past, good authority, that ibete is now
living 10 the town OF Prov lJeBce, female by the
namcuf Maria snow Cornell. OF her character
we say nothing, further than 10 sta,c What ougli
to b. known va that there - no donb. that this
isihe Identical gi, spokonofhy the witnesses on The
stand in the trial of Avery rs NJ ,ria Snow at on
/ place, Mara Cornell u, another, and as Ma
ria ). Cofnen N a thiId. Thus has the character
Of Sarah VI Cornell, the unfortunate deceased, been
londc'l iown with The singunrtics, the ralltles and
the crimes Of another, whose name bore "a resem-
blonce to bcfs. Why has THIS been done Let
those answer who best know. We do hope lhl,
affair W II be thoroughly investigated and publicly
xposed, and the authors Of II made TO feel the full
weigh, Of then me,iied punishment Lives there
on earth hend, devil in human form, that would
or could reson to such measures for any purposes
whatevcr7 II there be such beings, let them DC
known that lhey may be Stunned
| From Ia New York Jouraal Of Commerce.
Why does not the Monitor tell the whole story 7
We have IT on authority which we have doubt
Is quite as good TINT qnoej by the Monitor, that
this newly discovered gid Providence is The real
Sarah NJ. Cornell, and tho only one aud thu, the
individual found hanging in the stack yurd
transient person happening to resemble her: That
in fact the Cornell girl only away, leaving the
mcmoI nndum behind her as already stated That
she proceeded Providence aud secre,od herself
see whether her trap would catch Avery aud in
volve him in difficulty. The suicide of The stack
yard happening just as ii did, put the ctnax upon
The adventure, and accomplished all she wished
She has therefore remained hidden, until finding
that Avery is clear, she exhibits herself as trim
as on the morning after she spunyeJ l..s voang fs
low at Thompson.
w" "''. Use all those 10 arc fqnd Of mprobabiIi-
, .os 10 believe both these stories. For ourselves,
however, being rather incicduious, we do not be-
! cyo ctf CT Of them.
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From he Deiaparc Gaestte.

The efficiency ofsoot in stopping blood proceed
ing from fresh wound was lately tested, and pro
we'd beyond doubt in the case of Nathan Cornish
near Newark, New Castle county who. while ma
king tt fence, by mis-srokc of the axe cut his
leg badly 10 the bone, which bled profusely. No
being at first aware ofthc injury he had sustain
ed, he continued Il, work, till pcrceiying the bloot
running very freely. he pulled off his boot, ard wa:
alarmed at finding il drcnched with hl"d. He i'm
mcdlatey started Tor home, the blood from his leg
continuing to increase, md after his arrival pro
cceled 10 ny various Emelics for stopping 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

PaoyInrScr June 20
Deav fnett-We are safe and SOUND, and oil
| ashore, and am requested To arsser your Letter
fpr NJ or Done lsoniias niust writing 10 TO tina,
he cant i.ae time You cart think what i'm
presslo. | aud The President rnake We pass a.
long TIE wonh Il and girls are all crazy TO see
Us. Perhaps they think we want Ia get married.
But its sucll Thing As f.r me, ha no Office
10 support fe with, and don. know of any
| vacancy which will happen very soon. AID the
President has pledged hims, If no, 10 be engaged
till he has seen oui Do"nihsse girls. thought
II was all over with Us the other day wli,n We
heard they were going 10 turn out live thoas,nd
s'ils al Lowell TO try our ienPers. When | was
rea ling the ne wspapor to the Gen,tai and come To
I" five thousand" says the President, says he,
Major Downing" says he, have you read thai,
right 7" " Yes haze" says l. five thousand
and IA allitc oo- aud handsalle md neat to
boot The president laughed and says he, that's
a hard one " Major Downing" says he. " that,
beats all u, the battle Of New Orleans. must
| SEQ those Lowell girls And if MIR Van Bmen
and Cass all stay in Boron, or where you please,
III 30 aud see those gitis.' = Major Downing p
says he. and he struck his cane OF, the Dor hard
III to break an inch board in two" | was a.
Udvs IN favour Of the t,tIt."
tell you what IT IL, uncle, the Preslden, is a
choe'-heafteo man ~ any In the world And
here ant single " idow or cir, f,wenty, in oil
Connecticut, where We nave JUS, been, thu, be-
'e'es any thing about shooting the six militia
men, or killing Arb'ihnot and Ambrs,cr, any .oore
than you or |, or III. best democrats tina, ever vo-
ted for Sam. Smith Cor Governor, down east. We
shall all SO to Lowell, every one Of US, without
may be-, Cass and Woodbury., who have wives
nd ldrcn at home. And when We come away,
you mark my words, i. Will be hard thiog to lnd
a dry eye.
Dtween you and me, there is ono thin. | dom,
IN thu journey, and tia, IS, don't like the no
lion ofhay,ng that 1t lie New York Dutchman with
as. He is always getting us into some scrspe
He prernds 10 be very srea. friend ofmc and Of
the President too. And says if he ls the mex, Pre-
s'den | shall be Secretary Of State, or Foreign
Minister, just rs please. But then | undc, stood
HIM amt suca fool but what know what be.
came OF BerrIen aud lngham and know all u
bout Eaton tool hant lived 50 long in Wash
nson for nothing.
We shall certainly 20 to Downinsvillc-Gc C.
very thng ready. Picl. ur al tie loose rocks in
the i"hs-thiow the applcirce brush over te
fence, and shut up the hogs and have your com.
miitec OF arrnngcm nts and your orchcrs ready.
Your neifu, MAJOR JACK DOWNING
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Pr0m lie PGrtlQAl Canri,y.
VI t-Ft CUItF III.
TO uncle Joshua Downing, Post MASTER up in
Downingvllle, State OF of Maine, to hc sen, in the
Portland Courier, with care and speed

H'a'e OF OF Maine to hc sent IN th'
o'''1'a ''e'' ""n care ana speed
."' i'"N S'ii - rlloay evening
June H. 1900
p'"' encie 'eSiiua' mere we are amongst an
scum ~ 'a"s, anu cutting up capefs MS hlsh as
''' oaeN' iSi'o'e you WIN see ny NE papers no"
", al, IKE 10 eo' drowned yesterday eoihS across
n''e p''oSc hr'"eeh Hie easue ai'a The garden
- WIS pesNg ''"''oW Squeah 'or INC ana tht
S''e'', lie was ''o'nS over on great h"'
MSS, 'n' was WANING a'ohs ny Tue Sl1c OF nm
WI" "yHas ' eo"r me way mule, Tor they crowd
=" upon US 80 mere was no getting along, and hard
" c'''ce 10 pieathe' N"eh we got under The arch
VIC s'"IIco '''Io o'I Tor me crowd 10 cca' away
wheh "'i AZ once thouShti heard something CT ack
9'yS l. General, you o'ucr so a head, I'm atrsiu
mere M sem, Drum hifc' a th' hs gives his
boss a LICK ana pushed through The crowd bat W,
n"uh So' lnofe 'haA foo, before crash wen' the
o'"So oea''a Us ali Gown III heap, ana TWO toll
houses On 'op OF II ana as many rs hundred t"'hs
'P''shed INTO the wafer al! mixed up together one
oP "' ,o'her he fiesioeht looked over lis shout
"e'i "'o seeing was saie peh!hd MN, called out
LOT VIZ van buren,, anu asked me 10 run and
Sc" " he was hurt. told hlm he had forgot him
sen, Mr. van buren WASH IN the company ;
"" WI :" ooaoufy ahu Mr. Cass were III tor II, tor
couli see them laundering about IN the water
now Kun, MAJOR, SAID the president, run and
give mem ''''' take MIR Woodbury. first, you
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without eilt.i. Ale. tying almost every remedy
~ithout success, anu despairing OF stopping the
booi. with The loss Of which his strength wa last
Wasting a"ay--ssot WAS applied and 10 tho sur
prise of every one,tho blood stpppsd almost in
.lanIly. And what Is still more singular the pair,
which, was sesy severe. alm st as soon abated, and
he is now in n far way to recover
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Et0M Yr pAilaarlpAiA LLkeAigenker.


MunpLR Alosr Foul, BLOODY AND HoRRinLr--
Among The sleken,g detail, of outrage an1 crn
winch crowd upon rs from all quarters Of He com
Try, the following cases Of cold Hooded md bruta
murder, u the most revolving and horrible whicl
has long me, our eye. II Is with reluctance tina
We prescni tInse detaiIs--staiucI ns they are wlt
all that Is black IN depedyily and tiger spirited il
molcc--tp the readers Of the lutcIlircnccr. n
one can hear lie particulars Of this fcn1sh ac
without Il shuIig. oil horror 40 one Gun regard it
cowardly an1 brutal per- c "a or member .. GU
rdc9-." i,1l ansl. 10 lh.hk himself man"
In Frank, above oHcr street, a poor family O
Inc name OF sparks, and consisting Of mar, hI
wife and several children, havo for some time re
sided On Monday evening Thomas Sparks, tn,
father, who 5 represented as man oflhe worst pas
sions u,ned home in u pu,la state Of lntoxca
tlon Tn heni IA Ia, bo,o ~ WAS wholly unch ain
cd-the cs passions oi his nature careered in fee
dom, and having no other being near upon whom
10 vent hli rage-hr struck the wife ofh,s pvsom-
tie mo her ofhls children, Of whom, an infant
was cinGin., 10 her breast at :he time. One bio y
"nS a'uiironti aud procuring II stick he com
mtncrd thr taSh 9fmRfis' nth renewed detcrm,na
non and vsoar He struck hur with ms club. an
II, ~ length with heavy bow upon The head h,
frllcd her TO tie earth He then dragged her int,
the house. Here, whila her !lrless and body
corpse lay upon the floor before HIM, will
the infant hauylns at her breast, and the large ch
drcn cIingIng, silent and pate, around her-thc d,
mon threw himself upon the conch--aSp SLEPT
The nsht passed away wilh the horrible witnes,
OF ms CRIME IN the same room, and within a few
feet OF him-yet he slept on as If murder were ,
spurt--ns If blood the blood OF his wllc-coud b,
spilled upon his own hcarthstonc, without cxcitln.
regret or apprehension.
Even IN the morning, when the fumes of passion
had passed OIL he arose from his bed and lea, IN.
the body ofhis victim remaining untouched and al
most unnotced, repaired usual to his work
When the ncighbnrs came IN they fourd the bod,
extended on the floor, with one child lying asleep be
side II. and the infant upon his murdered mother
breast seeking the food Of nature from that sou c,
which its unnatural & hendlsh father b nj forever clio
scd. rnc wretch was apprchcnde1 & taken befor,
Alderman hutchinson 4 committed A coroner's ia
nv was convened the corpse examined b, scvora
physicians, mud n verdict returned that she came IL
her death by blows inflicted ty her husband
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ALoaNy Jun p.
The reception Of Biact hwI THOUSANDS oi
our people rushed to the river last evening" upon
the arrival of one of tho LIONS Of the day. The
crowd was so d use and uproatioGs, that more
than an hour was consumed in attempting 10 effect
landing Finding II impossible to get him into the
coach, Black Hawk (@ho had DOTTED his blanlcD
was smugglcl ashore, md walked with Mr.. John
Townsend through the solid mass nearly to the 4
mexican Hotel, before he was recognzcd
Contrary 'othc publ, expectation The Indians
proceeded Yves, last night upon tho rnil road Their
departure WINS FASTENED, we understand, n conse-
qncncc OF he eager and tunnltuous character OF
those who lhrongt d 10 see them Those therefore.
who have been disappointed in seeing Black Hawk
must patiently uv ait the arrival ofthr next Lion
Eve JoarHah
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

1Hemp, 10 commit SHicideA female abou
twenty years OF age, whose name is Eliza Mount
attempted TO commit suicide yesterday morning by
throwing hrselt from the wharf at the foot OF
Chamber st ITO the Hudson River Beng OBJ
served tho time of the occurrence the captain OF
Il nci. hbor'ng vessel Immediately jumped IN aud
rescued her. Manifestng determination to re
pea, the attempt, II was deemed advisable 10 place
it beyond her power by removing her TO the police
office, which was accordingly DONE where she n
gain expressed desire to be INDUCED in her wlsl
10 destroy herself.
After the particulars ofthe attempt to drown her
self had been communicated to the mag stl ate, she
was ordered for the present, TO be committed ia
prison. From representatives at the Office, which
her appearance ston,ly con6Fmed, she was labor
ing at the time, under strong feeling of rem orse
AT her ill-spent life beng a victim. 1t is said OF
wickcdness and folly tlubitua;cd also TO inebr'e-
ty there is little ground to hope upon her liberation
that her subsequent conduct viii parske either OF
repentance or reformation. ~. Y. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

Singular Saicides.-The Pusburg Advocate
says-ln Il letter reoeiyedby gentleman in this CT
ly We learn the following facts, which occurred in
the ncishborhood of Little Beaver, in this state
The letter states theta" very singular cnse, OF
more properly cases, of suicide took place in this
neighbo hood within short time back woman,
whose name do not now rccollecr, hung herself
with hank ofyarn-her sister about two weeks
after, followed her example, with the same
hank ahl two OF three days since another sister
did the same The fourth is nov kept closely con-
fined her friends fearing she may comniita SINH
lar act.
Last fall ono of TIL, same family hung herself,
n, king IN all four who have been the means of
their own Deaths, none of which can be accounted
fur even by ther most intimate friends. They
bore excellent characters, lived IN the midst of
plenty, and to all appearances were living happily
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

| thought Ia )ost write youaiine us' YOU might
be down there about TINT tirac In lasic, your low
.ns neifa MAJOR JACK DOW Ming.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

Breed aud Nater.- A gentleman who has or
gagged to walk 2000 miles IN 20 successive DAYS. an
70 partake only ofbread and water for food durin,
the tour, set oil W Monday morning, weighing a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

B'arliawhiaaa. One day last week, after our
" Rcd Brethren had risen from dinner table 10
which they had been invited, they retired 10 an am
'eroom TO seek rcpo'e. Among the gcntlem n pre-.
scnt, wos one who requt sted an introjuc,onfor the
purpose ofhnvinc religions conrersafion with the
sons of the forest Hawk, sometimes called Tom.
my Hawk, had just thrown himself on a sof, when
the object Of the visitor WIS made known to him
though the Interpreter. IIo smiled and replied
saying, h<ee-I id-cc, - covesrd his hea
with a blanket, and fell asleep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

The Cumberland Civilian states that the amour
81 donations received in aid of the sufferers by ,h
fire IN that town, is linlc over $4,000. BALI
more contributed more than one-thrd of Tho Who'll
sum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

Mr. George Washington Montgomery nm A
mercan gentleman ausched to the Lee ton nj Mn.
dad, has recently published novel, founded q i
the history Of Bernardo del Carpjo, entitled ~
Ba&''d' d. Castillo, which is iavorably noticed in
the Spanish Journals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

A great snle of timber lands belonging 10 the
State of Maine took place ut Bangor, last week
MIR. Rnlph Huntington Of Boston wa, purchaser
to the amount of about -315 00Ji
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

Hon. f. d Vhite-Wc learn by gentleman
from New Orleans, that Mr. Wu,rG, who was on
board The Lioness II, the time OF her explos on has
since died Of his wounds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

DR. Thom's P Hereford of Uaymarket. Prince
William county, Va IN y communication address
ed 10 the National ln,el,gcncer states that sc,er,
cases Of cholera asphyAla had occurred in his
neis hbourhood within the present noath-Thr
doctor details his method of treatment founded IN
on the practice of DR.. Pa,tson, of Phlladrlphia
which has, IN every instance, thus far succeeded
although some of the cases he cites appeared To b,
of the most determined character cours,
scans briefly to be comprised in the free use of III,
saline emetsc, uemesection, colonel, and Opium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

In the Mayors Court, this morning Mr. F.
Price proprietor of a weekly newspaper, ofths CT
ty called the TICKER, VAS tried or an Indictment
for libel against Beng. F. Meredith, Esq and
found guilty. he was sentenced to pay fine OF
one hundred dollars, md 10 undergo Imprisonment,
for the term OF SIX months There are other in
dc'menis against the same individual, which will
be tried by the Cour, on Saturday.
fPhiiadSl phia En,eUr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04

Senior Don A1rs1iNE DE YuTjide, late Charge
fAta'res oftho United Mexican tat-s having u e
appointed Secretary OF tho Mexican Legation j.
Great Britain. took ioavc yesterday Of the Sccre.
tary OF State of the un,te1 states, and presented
his successor Senior Don JoAauIN MARIA DEL
CASTILLO. |Ia'htngton Glabe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08
TOE'a'R y.
4" Aucn vxr H.s,is, us.v Ss.
Cu,rrER OF MISSES.

eli AFTER OF MISSES
Tho dear little Misses meet with IN lilo,
What h pos aud what f.afs they awakoni
Aud when - u,an's taking a Mss Tor hts UVe,
lie IL Mss led ~ well ms HSS.fd Ken.
When I cout.d Mss kidd and obtained the kiSs.
4 thought In the warmth of my passion.
That ~ IN Ike gtoat Ht in thu. gaining n Mes,
but twas on Mss cal euld -t,oa.
For so many Misses, sur, rounded .Miss K,ii
with mo and my love Interfering;
A Jealous Mss trust nui II into hcr head
That she ought not TO give me hc1t,ng.
There's certain .H,ss chance that met with one Jay,
Almost scot my hopes tn destruction,
AM she FELT n suspicia, Of al misk ~ say
Aud all owing to one Miss constructors.
Deceive, hy Miss information. wtota,
The cause OF het amer demanding;
MISS direction prevented her getting the note,
And introduced Mass understanding.
When % make her nay wife exultiD2ly sworr,
MISS -bei,cf made her doubt my intention,
Aud nearly got we'd I" Mss fortune befo.o
I could wean her from Mss apprehension.
But w,sr -ho no longer would yield To MISS doubt
Nor be led by .iHSs representation,
She had with HISS Ike n most scriou. ia u out
Aud to we'd felt M mo- o hesitation.
But when at the church to be married met,
Bliss take made tho Patson to finger,
Aud got so annoyed by an awkward Mss n,
l could not get the ring on her finger.
Having been Mss used now ko.pa strict watch
Though still liv d in tear OF MISS carriage,
And found when too late, an unlucky Miss match
lntefiet'd with the Joys OF my marriage.
.h,sS rule in my dwelling put every thing wong,
Mss management there took her station,
Till my cash like the time take singing song,
Was all wasted by Mss application.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

AETANTED.--A Governess, we'll qualified to teach
w Music, French, aud the branches OF polite fe.
male English Education, is wanted in private family in
the Southern part Of Virginia. for the next year To one
exhibiting satisfactory testimonials Of her qualifications H.
beral wages will be given situation is also wanted
private Tutor, Teacher OF select neighbourhood
school, by gentleman who has for six years been cons
dered successful instructor in scademica course of
Latin and English. Communicate on either subject
will meet with immediate attention, IL directed 10 r. L. f.
Garlonds p o., Albemare county Va, stating terms, &c
November 3. 52-wIt