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Tobacco Hand fov Sale


a TRACT OF LAND, lying on the North
Fork OF james River miles ebove tire Rns
nose canal, containing about 1850 acres On
'''s '"e' mere is one Of the bcs, water bowers nm
the river 400 acres have been enclosed w;,bn W.
last three years, 200 of which are in clover 1ao
acres VIII be Pun in wheat this Fall and covered ~
the 3 Pr!ns. This Land is well adap,ed 70 ,oh.o
CO. wheat and corn This property is worthy tho
attention of planter. '"e
Will sell the PLANTATION on which Ia
s'oe containing about 800 scrss. This nl,n,a,;on
Is IN hugh state OF cultiva,ion-,hc buildn,s n,a
good. On this property there is Stone Me,rhnn
MIL with two pair Of burrs and two psir ne cn,,n
try stones. pun Vi eouf'-
will also sell BUFFALO FORCE ..a,.;.
ing upwards OF $500 acres. The Force has fro.
sna'one OF the hcsi water power, in ,so ..s
country It has oil The necessary bnild;,o. Co. IT,
1y'hs on Inc business with convenience Ttmro
arc ore banks on this property A Furnace eou,d
DC srec,e', which would make it amonss, Tho n,os,
desirable Iron properties in the upper co,n,rv oS'
''eoi'' OF ITS lying contiguous to navisn,;on D. ""
1Sn run nj the year from this to Lynchburo 40
''chnonu' unless mpeded by ice. u
pue,,. ~ WILLIAM WEAVER
''"''o rge, Rockbridse county.
-. Sept 90, 1884 I'm
- Inc Richmond Wing will inser, II. rnxo
gong one month, in country paper. and t,r,a. ,a:e
account TO this Office. " "a'o us
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\ Tan Yard for Sale or Lease

AT AMHERST COIhTHOTSE
NsO which is attached hetw cen 10 or II acres
Il Land. The Ton YarJ as Is watts don
Die inc, good summer aud winter beam tos.
and a good pool, frs; rate bark house and cuoq
ing saop, with good sci of tools, stove. &c Tg
IS attached 10 the Tan Yard good d we..o
House and necessary out houses suitable To IA
accommodation OF any family Of common SIR =
mere is on hand good stock of bark and n f ,
'a'e IRON BARK mil Possession can be had
August next, by the purchaser or tenant.
Fave also first rate Tanner.and Currier ~.
| would hHc to the person who would leaso ,
purchase the Tan Yurd, it would be an occrr
mediation.
hose wishing TO rent will be shown the ,st
anu fern iMther particulars by calling on u
Davies, in my ahseme.
SAMUEL HEISKELL.
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grF. MILLER & co.

kKTILL cell the attention Of theis friends and
w the public to the desirable and splendld
s.cek Of Staple and Fancy D'y Goods, now open
ing a, sheu Store, thee doors below the FaImefs'
Bank. and direciy opposite Messrs NJ. {. Newball
Il Cos Shoe S,orc-Ther stock of Goods was pur.
chased in New York l. Philadelphia with greet
care, and embraces oil the newest fashions and pot
ferns ofthis Fall importation. W. CLAIM AGA
sounling advantages over competitors, but
feel confident when VIC say 10 our friends ihat we
shall at least be able 10 DO well for them ~ 9th
er people All that we solicit from you is cal
ocfore purchasing.
Oct % III
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TO THE hBLiC.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.

TnIlls Invaluable medicine, which has OF 'sAe
III yea,s s.cued so u,ne. atieo'ron IN L"iops'
hes recently made vs. appearance W 'n'' s. ~,
and with no less claim 10 The ih'e OF 'P'T n.
the ,ure of ,hose excrusialing complaints, hheu
ma,i,m Con, ard pain in the Bones, joints, soo
wh,,beI from too fire. OF mercury of o,nt
causes. So efeotuai has the Vegetable bl'A"
ps.v ed in all those cases in when u 1eeo
ied, that the proprietor feels AUTHORISED 10 ''".,
will effect cure in nicely cases our o, "o"u
" hen taken according TO the printed afee"'"'
accompany ing each Bottle. The Elixir 70 co"po-
.ed entirely Of Vegetable ingredients land may 0e
taken without the least risk OF injury ito Inc CON
stiuion. Il is unnecessary to say more "a 'aso'
oil this iny alusble REMEDY. Too many IN 'his com
munity have already tbcen cured by II 'or us V"
tues long TO remain unknown, ana mus. a'''
will become the universal resort oil me ism'e'eo
here, as il hes done in other places. 'ne ' =,
ther satisfaction OF those who may ieei disposed 10
doubt The eff caey of this medicine, ihei following
certificates are submitted.
This is 10 certify that The subscriber having been
for some time afflicted with the Rheumatism very
severely, from which he could get no reHei. un'i
being advised TO procure some ci DR.. Fiichs ln-
dian Vegetable Elixir, which he accordingly DID
and from which. after taking few doses, was en-
iireiy relieved. SAM'L PEARSE.
Columbia, April 18Th, 1882.
This IL to certify tina, the suhsc ibeu had been fo'
some years iormented with that m0st txcrnciat'ng
disease, chronic Rheumatism, and was adVised IN
February last to procure from DR.. Fitch some oil
his Indian Vegetable Elixir. Accordingly ! pros
cured some of it. and to my great surprise and
still greater relief. il entirely removed the com
pfaint. after taking a tew doses. and | have no
since had return Of it. JESSE ARTHUR.
Pace Si-Sold by FITCH.
Columbia, S Z April -, 1882.
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New Dry hoods.

fFuNHE Subscriber has juss opened u bis Store, .
II large and fashion able sssor,mep, 81 Dry Goods
Of superior q,nlity. Among them are
Green, brown. purple, cinnamon and cold Pro dc
Swiss slks
Cold Gro &c Maps and other Silks, very cheap
Black Italian Sfks and rich iaack figured Shhs
5-4 and 3-4 French and Eag,sh Merinos
"a and "a black and cold circass,ans
Ladies red and black Merino sbawls
Ladies Merino ard Thibc Bdkfs.
Barge, Gaoze aud other Fancy Htsfs.
A few rich Needle Worn Maslln Capes
do do do Chin,nzs,s
White naJ eoloreJ -utins
Whue and cold Italian C'spes
Fiorsnces
Lace, Lace Edging and lnseriings
BJaDet and Grociau QnIIings
Cambria Bdginss, Wors,ed Edgings
Ladies and GEMS Gloves
R,cn opun work Blk Hose
Plain llsck and white Silk Hose
Worsied and Cotton Hosiery
T,nse Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
a general assortment cueos
Green, white and black Vells, &c &c.
ALSO,
A sup 10, blue black Md fancy cold GoilD
Blue, black and fancy Cnssimeres and Sa'lnc'"
ted while and gtoen 1 lam "
Plaids and Bombaze.ts
Linscys, ksrscys and o,Etr coarse Goods tur Nc
groe.
Bed Twkings, Apron and counier,an s Checks
"a, "A and Sd b>own and bloacAoJ Shinings and
Sheeings
Damask Dopsr ard Table Cloths
Toi.anet SwanSdoWn aud Other Vss,ngs
Rsse, Whitney, London Duff I End 2 a,n Blankes
The above, md Ii.rv 1T Others suitable TO the
season, Io.ly expecie ], winch ,ecnmm,na 10 lh'
public at unusual % /. p,ioes. D..,,efs -. plees-
cell ana fxan'o, osiy,t ..l'eh.slag iar Cheap bar
gains car eefla,ai5 - tad dsrei
ROBIRf KYLE.
OGI. IL
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Me- a. ~ W.T. AT rules holden IN the Clerks
10, me county ofainx in the month Of oc
of Isaac Tynsn P.anI pitf against VIM .'Tyne e,e
dec and Jsma sec Mary Tynes widow of I,aae Tyne
WsI I os,a,net' and Elizabeth his VIE John ah
ton and Jua III. SS Patience Tyncs aud James Better
The defendants VIM. Tynes md Iamcs u Tyne no
cordino Iher appearance and given security &c
ana - ~ .nc act OF Assembly and the rules oftls coS
,ha innaotants Of this Commonwealth On motion
dan VIM by counsel it is ordered tina, the said df
on the frs. Monday IN January next and answer The plan
unchh 'hst copy of this order be inserted ID ~
ngs,ca sHg.nian for two months sutccssi,ey. a.
county. ~ VI INC coni'-"o"s
Or, a. tory-Teste WIN. HOLT. Dc
Oct Nb WIN
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Negro Woman, &c, At AUCTION.

HVAERE viii be cold, ON Saturday the lsi Of
II Nevcmbes, 1891 before the from, door Of
RchanlI. Wsush's Tayern, in the town Of New
Glasgow, a, pubic suc,ion for cash, avery Likely
NEGRO GIRL, abou. Is OF rs years OF age, TO-
efeher with numerous articles Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, such - Beds, Bureaus, Chairs,
Tataes, Mattresses, Cooking utenseis, &c. too tie.
dous TO enufnerac.- sale will be made IN put.
saance Of two trus, deeds executed TO me by Thorn
Is I. Bauch-the one dated on the nth July, 1889,
and tho other 90 the 10th May, 1889 both Of which
arc of rccorI in the Clerks Office Of Amherst coan
~, having previously been recorded ,r tho county
of Cbes There is no aoub, 10 the title Of
abe properly bu. as trustee, shall convey such in
reress oIs'y 40 The deed aforesaid ves,s in me.
JAMES w. PEGRAM, Trustee.
Oct % ST
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March 8

"A 1 court Of Hastings Of Quarterly sessions
n continued and held for the corporation OF
Lyurhburs, at the eauri house, on the 9th day OF
Angus, 1884.
Ssmuri Love and Agnes his wife late Agnes
lewotn Edward b. Wells and Elizabeth his
wife, late Ei'zahcu, Lewelin, Mitchell V. Watts
and Sally NJ. his wife. late Sally M. Lewellin
James M. Wadde and Mary Ann his wife, la:e
Mary Ann Lcwellinend John A. LcwcIn, Pins
against
Samuel Bransfprd, Sergeant Of the corporation Of
Lynchhurg, and as such, adn'or of Charles Lew
ell'n, decd, and James 4. Lewellin, Peter Low
cllin, Charles II: Lewellin, and Nancy c. Level.
I'M infants by David Rodes, specially assieed their
guardian, DeGs
This cause came on this day to be heard, on the
papers formerly read, the vii Of Charles Lewellin.
decd, md the report Of Samuel Bransiord, made in
pursuance Of the decreta oriG, of the 9Th of Jan'y
1884, AMI was argued by counsel: On considera.
IONS whereof, the court, for the present not pas,
sing on sud report, doth ajudge order and decree
mat ihis cause be recommitied To Chs. w Chris
'lan, who IS hereby appointed special commits
S'ohef tar The purpose, who is directed to examine
state and settle the administration accoun, of Som'l
Brnnsford, Serg', Of the CORPORATION of Lynchburc
and rs such aln'Or of Cha's LcweIin. decd
and Mary L.ewein, dec d and also take an account
81 the several distributes in said estate. showur
the advances which each las rcceive, either fom
the said Chs Lewefn, in his life time or the said
Mary hewellln in her life time. or from the said
ao'n or ana report the same TO the court with any
mot'cSs specially stated, thought pertinent, by him.
se or required by any Of the parties 10 be so Stated
a Copy-Tcstc, d. ROBES. D, G
llre parties in the above cause viii take notice
mat have appointed "Wednesday the lalh day Of
November nexi for carrying the foregoing order
mo eifect-on which day, a, the hour of O clock
rey are required to attend a, my Office, in the town
OF i-yfcn0urs, with their accounts, vouchers, and
eop'ss oi papers prepared for examination and set,
'hme'u CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN
o Special Commissioner.
W4w
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a GREEABLY TO nm order of the county cour,
- OF Bedford, issued June, 1884, we, the under.
l'sned commissioners, shall proceed 10 sell ON tho
eth day OF November next, the tract of Land on
winch Admire Turner dec formerly resided upon
a cred" OF one, t*o and three years, ticking bonds
w''h approved security from the purchasers
mere are about 600 acres in the tract-lt will he
sold by the acre. BENZ. TURNER md
ADMIRE TURNER,
Commiss toner's
Sept % w5w
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Oct G
EegrNes Cor SNAc

n pursuance Of a derree Of the Circuit Super ior
= Cooe Of Law and Ch,.sccsy ,ar the county of
Campbell, PRONOUNCED o, the last term in .he case
Of . Christian vs., Garland Sc there Ill be sold
at Campbell Courthouse, on the II Msmlsy IN
November next, tltbrng court day at pubic anc
ton, for cash, four bkely Slaves, belosging 10 VIM
II. +; Chtniian to vii Daniel, Marshall, Juka.
and Lucy. GRANVILLE JORDAN,
DApu,y tor Thus. Cooke, s. C. c.
Oct. 0 "A,
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i.uMA for S0le.

TN pursuance ola uns, deca, exc,uted by WIN.
II Duncan ard Sally his wife, on the 2l-' day Of
Sepfrmber, 1880, and Of record IN TIE cl"'2s rl.
flee Of Amherst county. the uoJe,sgoei Wi pro-
eeed 20 sell, on Thursday Ae 20A DAY of korcsi.
bar 1884 upon ,hc premises, al public auction, u
certain tact parcel Of Land situated IN the soun.
ty OF Amherst, on Bunaoe river, containing a31.
acres more OF less, a'bo.ning the lands of WIN San
dice, Wesley l.. Duncan, he heirs OF John Young
deed, and others II being the land wLcrcon ~
eaid William Dmean and wife formerly ros
ded.
Terms One third tn. balance in ore apsl
two years, the purchaser g'vlng bond with approved
personal security & utst jesd'on the iand 10 SC.
cure Che payments.
The title 's n, 1oub, good bu, az trustees we
shall convey such 'nlcres, only as the deed ntre.
SAID vests IN rs.
KlCIIESON HENLEY, !
SAMbEL GARLAND, !
Oct % ,ds
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RS. LITTLEFORD will con

- mence on Monday 9th inst Boarding end
lay School for Young Ladies, a, the house Of Mr.,
tann'i', Corner Of fourth and Cooke streets.
TERMS.
Seniar Glass sl5 no, ,os.;o
Junior do IN
FRENCH Music, Drawing aud Painting on mode
Ial. r "'ns. class will be taught Rcnding and
advance. f'''''e ~
Specimens of Painting, References. &c mov l..
seen by calling on Mrs L. ' 'e
Oct 9
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NOTICE.

a LII persons having claims agoins, The estate
IN OF Aa.son Morrss, deed. will bring ihsnl
forward and al persons indebted 10 sa,d "a
tae are requested 10 forward and settle then
d, hts, as van, 40 settle my administration bus
ness % quick as poss.bls
RANDOLPH MORRsS, Atm
OF Allison .sioruss dee
Oct % !.
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office.

A GaEEABLY;o ~ odd q ~ county court
4 y OF Camph,f bcpf.ns ua,o Stp,.mb,,, la3,
for purposes t1tte4a p,ou,. ~ shat al nh ,.o,,
OF Mr. n'macs PRpn.l, N Tie county Of Camp
bf6 On >>hseV!oy irr q day of Deocmbtr mex
cxfosc % cue hEoAO BOY, on the ~, Of
5ysars. a cs.At OF twelve non,hs vii be rI,en
fos the payment The purchaser giving bond w,,h
approved stAnrry. The rsoper,y IS worth .bo a,
ieol.on Of those that wish to purchsse slave. for
Ihofrown service. The boy is likely and pethop.
OF as good tamy as any ~ Virginia
TlIO1AS FOX
Oct G M.
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"A Yeacher Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN well qualified to ,psirr,c, IN
"a the higher as well as the lower branches oil
EJucs'ion, may hear Of a situation in the ne,ghbos.
mood Of Lynctburg, by reference to the Editors OF
the virginInn.
Oct 9 WITS
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FANCY ARTICLES.

VIE subscriber has recently received hare
da;,, some assortment OF Fancy Articles and IS u 7
10y expectation of more, all Of which it will d
ch ' to enumera,e. The public are respect
''"y invited to call and examine for themselves
= n.so' supply of NEW MUSIC, among who
Lgncabnrg. los y EVANS
Oct % vi
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Oct.m
Valuable Slaves, 6took, &c. for
Safe.

~lkL BE- se.d, on tho 3lsr ,4ahf nj
wn,',. :" a. .c,o,y or t,racy,J, nerw.r" 70 4 20
SLAVES, con- isllne frl'r-,phy OF Young Mn.
A more valuable OF likely tafcri ocN.r,.,. u n
hardly DC found on any estate in Vue!n,r hone
desirorS II purhas4ng 'ltyes uf th,s fstscf,p,l,n
VIII Do sell 10 attend Are ihe sale OF ~ g .ye,
oil tho Stock, implements o Ilus eaary, ard & To-
on tho premises, will in Ike manner be offered
Tor sale. The terms VIII be liberal and ma.
known on the day ofsnle, Which viii i, q ..;,reed
on the day following he day abage specified, # ~.
the property shuuo not be Sad on the Jay frs, m en-
toned JOHN O I.EP1'wIrt1
Sa.siv.n6. 7'toef Of abel s IeiiwieA
Oct 9oJ
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DIR. r.. WHITES
Vegetable TOOth-che Drons

ME only arecthc ever oiTeved 10 the ruhl
- IRON which permanent and radical core
may DO obtained OF that diaagreeabIe main the
tooh-asfr-, with all its a'tendan, evils such n,
w'ng the Jaw in extracting the Teeth, vb;rh
o"en proves more painful than the rooth.arlr
nse' and cold passing from the dcca, ed Teeth 10
.' Jaw. ths"ce to the head. producing rhsums.
We a"ec'on. with many other unpleasant, effects.
such as disagreeabe breath, and Taste In N.
mouth, &c.-ail OF which ere produced from foul
or decaysd Teeth. '0o
II" happy to haveM in my power 70 offer 10
the world remedy hat will not only ,.moy. m.
pai" n'ne tunes on, often. properly applied. bu,
preserve The ieeih tom further decay, and syr.,,
me d'stase in such as ART deaayias ana hay. ma,
oDmre"oSd aching, restoring them to health and
,tpe tnlpsss- 'o at"
nernfca'ss Of Dentists and Physcians--al,o,
'.ec''sns for using, accompany each bottle
'"'e y H. oIAbLER, Druggist,
Lynchhurg.
Be" q. R'eaardsaa, Liberty,
J@n =. kt~cc, Salem.
Us. Crotfc0, ChrisianAhurs
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
oRlNG my absence from Iynchburc III
persons interested in the estate OF tho ,a,a
~ 'ohn ;, Caoel', are respectfully referred to NJ
1enty u Ward, who has full power to ac; for ~.
anu ~no IN my absence, will do any and ev n~,
,", S eonneG'ed with the management of said ss
'a'e' wh'ch could do myself, if present.
THOMAS R. FRIEND
Sept. 90 ~ Nooel', dec.
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InNAS for Rent.

SEVERAL tracts of Land, in tho Western
- sonntirs of ,ns Stale, Of ipe rich quality can
he hal Tor from five To ten years wahoat rent, ex
ecpt 90 much as will pny taxes by tenants who "
settle and improve them. Enquire at ,hi. Office.
Juiy2 81 is
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Oor II
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Valuable Town Property for sale.

Oct 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-01-15

is diseased, and then rooted in some chro .
mic malady.
in short like, as who does not?
h andsome, healthy woman, with an in
telligent and ineligible mind who can
do something more than what is said a
French woman only do hobiHe, hab:As,
and dishoJilYe, who is obliged to have re-
course to dress, shopping, and visits, to
get through day, and soirees, operas,
aud flirting TO pass an evening.
am moderate in my desires-I only
wish for perfection W
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Delicate Women.

"a delicate woman" said Byron, as
recorded in Lady Blessingtons Conver-
sations, "however prettily it may sound
harrows up my feelings with host of
shadowy ills to come, of vapors hys-
terics nerves, megrims, intermi,ting
feyers, and all the ills that wait upon
poor weak woman, who when sickly are
generally weak in more senses than
one.
The best dover woman can bring, is
health and good humor the latter what
ever we may say of,he triumphs of mind
depends on the former, as according to
the old poem
Temper ever waits on health,
As luxury depends on wealth.
But mind, when / object to delicate wo-
men, that is to say, to women of delicate
health, ALIAS sickIy, ] don't mean to say
that like coarse, fat ladies, a la Reu-
bcns, whose minds must be impenetrable
from the mass of matter, in which they
are encased. No like an active and
healthy mind, an active and healthy
person, each extending its beneficial in
fluence over the other, and maintaining
their equilibrium the body illumined by
the ligh, within, but that light not le,
out by any chinks made by disease or
time.
Buxom health, with rosy hue, gives
me better idea Of female loyelness,
than lanky langour, sickled DER with
the pale cast ofthought : that is, think
bad health, and bad humor are often
synonymous, making tomorrow cheer
as ts-day, Then see some Of our fine
ladies whose nerves are more active
than their brains, who talk sentiment.
aud ask you to administer TO a mind
diseased, and pluck from the memory a
rooted Sorrow. when it is tue body tha,
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FALL GOODS.

TNiE subscribers having engaged all the
Il Cotton Bats made by the "Newport
Steam Factory" for the term of one year
will be regularly supplied with these differ
ent qualities, which will be sold at 8, 10 and
l2t cents per pound, mo. bundled) warrant
cd l6 ounces to eaoi, pound.
WIN. c. COZZENS g. co.
N B. The kind at l2t cents being en-
tireIy free from dirt, seeds or any other rub
bish, as matter of economy is warranted to
be decidedly the cheapest.
Sept. H. 1893.
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n. n. Rhode-IsIand Republican.

But then, she walked so fearlessly along
the edge of the precipice, and looked
with so earnest an admiration upon the
scene beyond, that the momentary idea
fed. A sudden shadow, however, that
at the moment fell upon the earth, as
when thick cloud crosses the midway
sun, caused him to start and aim ost I
treml,le. He rem embered the old mans
predictiun and he know full well that
storm on these mountains was prece-
ded by no greater warning, than the
fash which heralds the roar Of the thun-
der.
"Come-come,J julie" he said quick
ly, "you are afraid Of this tottering arch
Let us try who shall get fret to she bot.
TOM" Julie turned round, and look ed
at him gravsly.
"It is time," said she, "to RETURN
The air is heavy and hot /; there is n
strange stiffness among these cliffs,
where the wind always sighs SO loudly.
If l were weather-wise, would say, in
spite of the blue sky above us, that a
storm is about to burst" Antoine
scarcely heard what she said, for he was
gazing in her eyes. Impelled by sud-
den feeling, which partook as much Of
pity as devout admiration, he knelt be-
fore her, and seized her hand, pressed
it to lis lips f; and then, without another
word, threw himself upon the arch, and
gained the firm ground in safety.
On looking up, instead Of following
she was standing upon the edge of the
precipIce, gazing upon the thick black
clouds which as it appe ared, had cover
ed almost instantaneously the sky above
AT length, however, she put forth her
foot to commence the descent, but with
drew it with Dhriek, as a flash of light
min g threw its sudden glare upon the
rocks. The thunder followed with
scarcely the interval of a second and
its no How roar, repeated by the thous-
and echoes Of the cliffs, shook the air.
Flash followed flash, peal rolled upon
peal the storm, ms if awakened from its
swept down upon the world
like an armed man, to join the strife of
nature the air grew thick, and dark,
and heavy the fantastic ridges Of the
cliffs, now fading IN the gloom, and now
starting out in the red glare of the light
nlng, looked like the Internal genli of
the place, called from their enchanted
caves by some Voice of power.
- Antoine, as some mighter flash re-
vealed the whole scene for momen,
with the clearness of day, could still see |
his mistress standing upon the edge of
the precipice. Her head was uncover
ed, and her arms extended towards hea-
ven in an attitude of enthusiastic admir-
alton; Aatoine could scarcely fep.ess
the idea that he beheld creature of u
mother world. IT. another moment the |
arch was struck with lightning, and its
gigantic ruins rolled around him.
(To be Continued.)
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THE THREE STARS.
BY KoRNER.

THE THREE STARS.
By KoRNER.
There are three cheering stars Of light
Ger life's dark path that shine,
And these fair orbs, % pure and bright
Are song, and love, and wine!
For oh the soul Of soug hath power
To charm tho feeling heart,
To soothe the mourner's sternsst hour,
And bid his griefs depart!
Aud wine can lend 10 song its mirth,
Can joys unwontsd bring,
And paint this fair and lovely earth
Ia charms Of dssthlsss spring.
Bot thou, oh love! Of al Tie throng
Art faircst sssa 40 shine,
For thon canst saeths the sosl liks song,
And cheer The heart like wine!
Then deisn, hw orSs to shed your ray
Along my path Of gloom,
To guide me through lifs's lonely way,
And shine upon my tomb!
For oh! The song, the cup, tho kiss.
Can make The night divine;
Thsn blsst bs whs found the bliss
Ofsopg, end love, and wine