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December "a.

SYLVAN HILL ACADEMY-TI,e next session Of
9 this Institution will commence OH the llli &" Janu-
ary IS3G. The Of instruction embraces such
branches Of the English usually taught in Acadc-
mics together with the French Latin, and Greek Ian.
puarcs The situation is very healthy and retired and
the subscriber has, at considerable expense erected build
nrs suited To his profession, and atordng ample accom-
0da,ions for lis boardcS, under The same root with his
family. As the influence Of early impressions is very
lasting The duty of strictly marking The dcrelope"nt Of
mind and feeling, that correct views may be incucatcd
and vicious habits prevented requires so much OF the
subscriber attention at homc as TO prevent his mnglng
much in society; and although few appreciate
highly the confidence of the public receive with
sincere gratitude the practical Illustration OF that conf
dence than the subscriber yet such are his views Of the
duty prviIeres and responsibilities OF parents in refer
cncc to the education of their children to prevent his
exhibiting any conduct which NIGH, BE- construed into
effort TO procure their patronage he therefore SIN
ccrcly hopes the public will investigate the merits q" his
school, and afford the patronage 1t deserves and as
his reputation abroad is founded upon his character at
home this is more particularly the duty OF those among
whom he has lately settled liza love for the duties OF his
protcssioif long experience IN those dutes-il system
in the arrangement and zeal in the Of them,
be any guarantee Of success then may parents expect
the interest of their children TO be advanced under the
care ofhe subscriber or one thing they may be assured,
that under his present impression as to his responsibility,
and his views Of honesty, he cannot suffer those enrnst
ed to his care squnndcr their time IN dIcncsS or vice
Terms for board, tuition, and washing, $500. Bedding
TIL. II. FOX.
The subscriber takes the liberty Of referring to the fol-
lowing gentlemen Of his former and present pa
irons Hon. VIM Brockcnbrongh and WIN. II. Cabell,
Messrs Tho Richie, P. V. Daniel 7. y. Nicholas J.
Robinson, James Rawlings, and Gen. +. Peyton, of
Richmond; DR.. J. r. Archer, Of Amelia; Mr. Lewis
Rawlings Of Spottsylvania; also, Acssrs Fontane and
Parriott of the SENATE Of Virginia.
Address Th II. Fox, p. NJ, Thompson Store, Ilano
yer. T. H. FOX.
Nov. 81. 59-wGw
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November a.
University Of VlKGlSlA, July 18th, l-;i

UslrErslrY OF VItGISl,, July 18th, l-:sI.
Mr.. FREDERICK W. CoLEMAS attended my lectures
during the Sessions of le23 and l-'-l and At the end
of this time became graduate ir the School OF Ancient
Languages uprising the Latin and Greek Languages,
the Roman and Grrcian History, Geography. nc.
Ills degree, conferred only after full and rigid exam.
nations on all the subjects included in the lectures and
with regard to his actual knowledge, may be referred
furnishing satisfactory evidence OF his at'an"e"''
IN this department Of learning.
In addition it affords much pleasure to bear test
monv 10 Mr.. Col,nans uniformly exemplary and hisuG
prascworty department student, as wei! as 10 ms
attention and diligence.
Considering his sudious habits and correct principles
of conduct well his requirements and entertaining
no doubt of his capacity, only OF acquiring kno"
ledge himself but Of communicating II TO Others nave
no hesitation in recommending him to the confidence 81
narcnls as one fully qualified give their
rate aud extensive instruction in classical learning.
GESNER HARRISON, " b.
Professor of .3nct Lumg. IN tie University Of Irgtam
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ENOR SALE-4OO acres of good Land, on Tie
III Chckahominy; lies well, eight miles from Hen
mond, is heavily tmbered, and within half mile q"
sawmll some buildings; and about one fourth OF 'r
land c!catcd Possession given Immediately Enq1.;e
at the office Of the Wing or Enquirer.
DrceInbrr II 81
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ITI,yrpsrTy nr EtRCI,r, Nov. = l-si.


Understanding that Mr.. Frederick ". Coleman IL
about TO become instructor in Concord Academy,
readily add my testimony to that already given Of his
qualifications The degrees which he Obtained the
three years in which he was I student in this In
sttution afford the best evidence he give oi has
proficiency in the several branches Of acaG'mcal
knowledge; and AlI. Colcnans moral character ana
disposition recommend him al Il teacher, no less ;'ai'
his intellectual requirements. During the two year,
that he attended the school of Moral Philosophy. ah
opportunity of knowing him we'll and it apPea'"d
to that in greater decree concat-d the e..
TEEN botl of the Professors and his fellow students
cannot orbear to add that d! the best fruits ot |
University, anticipated by its founders and Friends
was that it would dtiuse throughout the State the HEELS
of mare accurate amt thorough course Of instructor
than it before possessedlha these hopes have been an
pv reazed-and that mains for the public decide,
BY the encouragement given to such Of its alumni as en-
gage in the business Of teaching. how far they will p''
fit by the advantage, and make it permanent
GEORGE TUCKER,
Pr0(cssgr Dt lforuI phjtDs0Uty.
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Sl3,ll5,G92

ST ,IIJIU'%
This is an appalling amount, and throws all other res
which ever occurred in this country, far into Tie oach
orouud-N Y Journal Of Commerce.
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nj OTlCE.-All persons indebted 10 the late canrr'n
Y of VIM. Ford &; Co., or to the Estate Of W!i''N'
Ford are requested TO come forward and settle WIKI
Messrs Fords & Woodson office Cary street, F"I
are duly authorized receive all debts due 10 the SAL
concern and said Estate, and grant receipts 70! the same
A md all pereons who have claims against the sad COZ"
Germ and Estate are requested to present them, wthoh
DELAY to Mcssrs Fords & Woodson. for settlement.
SAMUEL FORD, SURFING IortHr
of Nm Ford d. Co., md Executor Of Vim. Ford. G'fd
III The serious loss our house has met with IN IN
death of our partner, VIM. Ford will make a'te;'
ton in the style of our frm in business. W.
are now prepared TO grant every accommodation to o
friends as heretofore, and hope to give satisfaction "
those who may trust their business and IS'
nagemen,. We are also TO prepared To make liberal a..
vancs on produce for sale BY our friends par
,lcuarly Tobacco, Cotton, Flour and Wheat
FORDS & WOODSOf
Commission .,hrchan!
Richmond December 10. G3-l2
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YRNHE subscriber intends TO continue his School at
a Clifton the ensuing year. lie will teach the
Greek, Latin and English Languages. Ills school will
nate on the first Friday in December following. There
will be vacation of one month in the summer. The
fee for tuition will be $40 per scholar Mr. Isaac Butler
with whom he boards, and who keeps excellent board
inohouse can accommodate five or six small boys, with
board washing, lodging fue and candles for $50 each
yerdon is his address. JOHN q. NELSON.
Hanover Nov. "a. 6s-w6w
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NTOTlCE.-A memorial will be presented to E'n 'A
La General Assembly Of Virginia, praying III" P',.
save of Law for the removal of the scat Of justice "
the county Of Hanover, to more central and CO.
venicnt location than the present.
S.r,orbcr - 39-ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-09

a MELIA ACADEMY.-Thc next session Of this
"a Institution will commence the 2)th OF Janua-
~ and close OF the Goth Of December following, with
months vacation in the summer. The course Of IN
structon will continue TO be preparatory to the Unlvcr
sity and will consist of the thorough study Of the Greek
Latin and English Languages Mathematics and the EIe-
ments of Natural Philosophy. The Greek Language
will be taught according TO the principles of Thieach
and the German grammarians, and regular ransations
into Latin aaJ Greek required Of the senior classical pu
pills. Particular attention will also he paid to Ancient
History and Geography. The Text Books will be the
same as those used at the University. In Ancient Geo
graphy Dr. llarrsons Notes, and for the senior class in
Mathematics, Bonnycasllcs Analytical Geometry, and
Young's Calculus.
Terms per session Of 10 Months:
BOn.d. SlUD
Tui,ion Observation-Disclosures. 80
Fees for board and tuition, payable sciniannually in
advance and deduction made except for sickness
The semi annual examination will commence December
Eth, and all Interested in the School, invited to at
tead. ~
Letters (pos pad) directed Elk Hill, Amelia will be
promptly answered. NM..H. iA''r.iSCN.
December %. O-2awlw@w2w
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a GREAT BARGAIN MAY BE uAD-'L.'
"a Blooded Horses for Mle-onc five years old ~:
Spring, the other four years old. Those wishing to p
chase, the pedigrees They are OF t3r
Fearnough, and signet blood. The grand dam oi ~
Signe mare was iambletons Primrose: the s'anc ''
Primrose Selma the grand dam of King itri
England JOS, s|W ,yo,r.
Amelia, near Goodies Bridge Dec. r. ol-N. -~
yWYHE subscriber returns his thanks to the ciiize
n Richmond ami the public generally, tor 'he liz H.
patronage he has hitherto received and and
reopeninp with an entire assortment OF na's
Cars. all fashionable and fresh, just from me neal
toes His stock equal to any in this city to- Ga nt
ness of fashion, variety of quality, and p Ises invited
10 call on their obedient, CHAH' s., day,
n. b. My assortment will be complete in Re" ''
when more general advertisement Will appear
December 4.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05
On MISUNDERSTANDING unfrts 9too,

On b.'0efeBsebuns an1rts 9taa,
oes befnoen (l6 So Sauern; A.
aopctatsn; l3 &aufeute; 9 2(erste;
3 Oruder; 9 2anomeGer; 2 Mlt,
ler; 2 Manrer; 4nItreiber !; i
ubrenmaber; 8rpbfbmiOt; 4
9ousf6r elmer. .-3u(amt,,en lOS.
0on biefn MitsIieoern GnO r
BON tleem Staat; 80 aus penns
fpIYonien 22 aas 8irsinien II
aus Den 9sen-gnslano Gtaatsn; !;
8 avs 81 drpIonb; Z aus 9Seu Q)prf
Z aus Neu-Serfp; 8 aus &sntutp,
2 aus Oelapare; | aus Nerocarc-
itna; 5aus Srlano; l aus @nglauo;
1 aus Oeut(blano..
i. Das jinsFe Mitelieb ocs Sc,
mats 1T 50 Jobrsn alt, unD oas
1ltelte So. Sm 0aufe Der Nepret
isntanten 1T oas jinelte Mltslieo
26uno oas dltelte 81 Sobren alt. -
Der GcnFitutten unGeres ESTATES
,ufclae muB Elm Senator so unb
EN-, Neprelsntart 26 Jobre alt
lepn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05
Beoineu1sen Disfer 3eituno,

z baIer fir ben Sabrsal,9 rpenu inuer
talb orep O1onAtsn pom Gmpfanae oe
Seiiuns eu,--gin Ebal:r uub fhnf fsia @snts
scenn innerbalb BEN Sabre,-uuo SSbalel
srennnab Berlenfoehelbeu b.3abl miro.
2. Sureine tarsere 3sitals lebs Monats
rtro fsine Subsfeription ansenomnen,uns
Die 3eltnn9 fam nibt auissseben weroer
10 aIle Rafitduoe besablt ftno. 81
8. 8etanntmabuusen toiteu: Shr.eiu,
Mobs 50 @euts Gas 9sisred fir etnen
Nonat 81 une fur Elm Ssbr sIbaltr bar
Biered. .,'> z. -, - :. -.
+. 4. We eicfe 3eituus cur6 ben YoFreite,
eefSntmr, miro nod eie sufiBli6e gumms
BON 25 Gents Su bs5ablen baben. .- f.. "
i. U 8riefe,e. an ben 3trauSseber snhl;
fen poffrep einsefanot werosu. ~ =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05
Sri es Hl0rioa.

Nm l8ten Sec. fano nabe bep
Sort Orum Elm 0sfs6t 3wiidben ei,
ner partble SnOtaner bon unsefdbr
50 us 50 &rle9ern uno einem Sou-
ten Ml!Ii BON 50 bis 40 Mann )tott.
Son oen Wel6en tpureen Elm Ger
|9eont unD 7 9emeine 9et6otet unD
hsbeu pertpunoct. 2lu6eroem 9inJ
Der 9onte 0prratb an 2ebensmitteln
urD Nn1munltien perlphren. 1m
J 9ten lan9te 0eneral Gaa, NIT $50
Mann i'm eager an uno ibernobm
Sen Oberbefebl. 9ie 6auptma0e
Der Snotoner befonO T6 in Den be-
na6borten 9omncefS uno man er,
nortste Elm ou9emeines 9efebt.
Nle tpelBen Samilien boben gum
9rb6ten Sbeil ibre 9epmatb Ser
latIsn uno fld natb pen Dlaeen beees
benz Die 5u ibrer 2lufnabme befe(tl9t
Ypprren woren. gu Newuonspi0e
1T oas Gcurtbous III einem Sort Der,
ipanoelt rpDrpen uno Dos Gefdnsni6
IN Gin 8lcdbaus. Su Sort Grum
lIno msbr ais 800 geute bereits Der,
lammelt un0 IS tommen immer nod
lnebr sln, Sn Der 3wllbenseit (pusn
pie Snoianer Die 8eseno son Der
0laG Grief bis sum Sort &ins, ei.
ne gntfernuns bon lS Mei!en pers
nlffet babsn. ...~. "
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05
Gon9re6 Der 9tretnis,
ten StQattn.

Dle DerbanDlunsen jenes &tr-
pers flnp bis jest bauptla6lib auf
Die Abclitlcnsfsass i'm Difritt
eolanola, geribtet sentf,n no,
rhbsr lleb bereits elnise bsfttse
Oebattsn erboben batten. Man
battt Den 8orfhla9, ge,nabt, ole
Ulttfbrlften besbalb auf Den Sifb
81 lsgen' phne ipeitsr barauf geMa
~ tsses'asn, eapsr Gcasre6 feiss
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05
~ tttelssegen 2nnssufu Gf.

gin orspssbhidbrises Mdbcbetts
hatte Die eunsenfubf IN 70 bsben.
Dtaot oaB oeriis bsbanoelnoe Rbr
otstlDii,tt profoSss Sris ibroas So
essnrtbell fprab. Gin altss eauDJ
t'silttsrebtn oaB eitfes b6rte, tdcbte.
oosilbes. Gs nabn, srpep grittet
Dsa,lnsteri tbatts In einen nener,
Scpf, neblt otn abseitreiften 8ldt-
tern poa 3unssnsraat flr; selniae
Cents fhr sbenfc piel fosenat,nltssl,,I lts,I
,,peibsil Sollist nns cine ganDpcll
2SelSsn'ftteps, esdte oea 8 2rpf ID
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05
0entl1b BON s bis l2 Sbalsr per,
olenen. y "@.
0e 10 0 btit.

f7t's@a -
{, ,.. sc 10 pobnbttt. ...:
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tllbt tlasetpbbnlicb- in 8rosbritto,
tl'e'h oaB per(onsnt tpettbe cine
langs Nslfe Dor batten ,u Diefem
3psf Elm pfsro fauften; unb lpl,
3ss naboem {te ihrs Nsife ,prid,
9slssh auieosr gu osrdusern fubtet1.
yin feottlfbsr Noopfat, Der in
ecnooa 0efbdfte Su oerrthten Sots
~ Route eInen often, Sleeper, per
lbtl, 9Iae'lb nab Qcnoon brabts,
'pplelbf er ibn pa er fSb bort Ian,
esre Set auf5ubalten sebacbts, tpiet
Der petfaufte. Nabosm er fsine
latt1t11tlibsn 9sfbdfte beenoiqt
batte, .siens er auf Sen Dftroe,
t11attt t1n' 0Ort nie0er einen NeiIe,
getabrtst1 su taufen Der ibu nab
Dallle trasen loutt. o. feng C;bon
an Vabt 3u rperDen ols i'm Elm
ar1lbelntno f66nss Nno muntsrss
'Dfsre I'm einsn 9erineen Dreis an,
9ebofen tparo. @r j6ssrte onfdne,
l'6 NIT Dem &aut tn0em er slaub.
ts, Dag oos pfero irsenO einsn.
|Sebier baben muse; oa Ct jeoob
nI0ts an oemtIben entoeesn fonns
te, 70 tUatoe Der 0ouOel abetftblp(-
lsn.-- Srib am onoeru Morseu
beltles e. feln io biuis setauftes
ptero uno mar febr nit Ieinsm
9aned .Snfrieosn, nabtem e. ooE
lelbe tdebrere Mtilen. seritten bate.
.gben tpar er einen tieinen Bera hin
untsr 9erttten, ais Elm Mann nit
elmer ebaife ibm entseeen Fam.
Naltatt oaB fein pfero js0ob bdue|
oustpsl6en uno Die Gballe pa0Iren|
lolleni i!elIte es fb nit |elnemI
Neuter te6t Dor boS in Der Gboi1eI
befnoll6e pfer0. Ser Moun in
osrfelben 3cg fp9leitb fsinen @elo,I
beutel Dem A0urfoten bar, oen erI
fur. einen StraBsnrduber bielt-I
oa6 er lslne YIitolen nttt ;u sisbenI
braubs, er wcle inn 70 Aues Gel
ben rpas er babe. Ser 2(DpofotI
sntlbuIoigte ftb 70 gutter tOnnte,)
wdbssn0 er OoS SelD ut0t onnobmI
uno ritt rueiter. Salo porouf BE-!
sesnsts Ct elmer &utlbej >poe!baI
lsln pfero oa6elbe ManSper wieI
lnnor r1a6te. 2Infatt zines &elod
bsutsls rpuroe ibm bier jeoo6 Elm
gslaoenss 0e,pebr enteesen ssbab|
ten. 0ier tpar ct jsootb NIT Dsn}
beiten QSorten faum i'm @tanoe|
Sslnen Scpf aus Der S6linse suI
sIeben, in tpelbe fem EbSnes unoI
Woblfeiles pferb i'm ssbraDt batte,
Man lief ibn frei!ieb feline RsilsI
fortieeen, bernerfte jeDeb sueleieb,|
oaB er ba6elbe pfero reite, ouf Dem
Elm bera0tister StraBsnrdubsr ges|
feben tporosn fti. Nabbem er fol
aob periNIeoensn abnlIbsn 0efab,
cen entrcansn ,pal fab er lb sno-
lieb senotblst ieinsn fbbnen junsenI
9aulfhr einen alten unanlebnlibenI
Sleeper 3u perbanosln Damit man
lbn uibt ldnser fir siusn Stra6.n-
rduber baIten m69s.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

la. .ss &, =" er%~Ht .~HA' ES9SUIkNA
Ioer SFIaoerep in, DilErift Goltlm'
IeIa sa entlbei0en. Ser Befcblu6,
Ins ls;. Gaf ,a, Den Stftb Su lsssn giena
nit 1873 gs9en 66 oerl oreu.
. Sur tlnttrorifung oer Ssinb(e,
iu9tsltsa Der Seminale cSnoi amer
IN Sler'oa 'puroen $4,000 S-boler
~ esrtpIllI9en oureb cine Nll in
Dorfbleg 9ebrocbt. -
Chen lownrpe ;ar l1nterltisuna
Der o ourtb oas neulibe Teuer III
oteupDre NOtbIeiOsnoen cine gslu
e1nseflbrt nno barber btrotben,
'ponoD osnls!ben Elm tp.iterer Gres
OF Oh tue Ole bon ibnsn fbu'bioett
gs,!!nsan9dj0Qe ouf s, 9 unp Il
Monats gegeben miro. ".'
Ssp eem eroScn Branpt sort
Neupcre bat lIb Die Braubborfeit
eeG SIetoer ncn Seoerbor3 Gndian
rubber) I auf cine ftbr erfreu!tbe
Betie erwiefen. Nue, Die I'D bas
NIT per|eben batten toaren in Der
Nettun9 ibrer 0lter, febr oIid(id.
Mon nttt1nt an, ooS' i'm 0on,erl
an S MIlIicnen Sboler Dur6 bic
OsnuRun9 oerEetben, in @ieberbeit
9tbro0t wugoen.
Wdbreno Dem Sobr 1885 FMS
2o4e Sctiffe bon .fremren OdRn
NIT 35,303 DoHasisyen 3u 9aeuporf
on9etetnnen. 0te o3unabme ber
S9lfe liter 0oa 9abr 1884 mar
l16. Dte Abnabme oer poGo-
91ere 'pdbreno oemlelben Jobr e8OS.
Die 3ablo Der @terbefdue mdh-
reno Dem c}obr 1885 tuor In o>eu
DOrf 1882, tpetbes 1000 rpeui..
ger rros ais ty1 poristn 9abr, 78l
tarbl9e 2eute tporen unter bieCer
3abl. Das 9erbd(tniB Ser S.,
oesfdae su Der 8ep6!ferune rpor;
! 3u SO. ~
Seine Stapt in oerltnten eilt mft
's9nsQsssn g lDrltten einersIdn,enSsn
9obe entsesen als Neu-Orleans.
Selt Dem lesten Sabre batiltb feis
ne Sso6lfsrsns um 10000 Ssslsn
eern'ebrt. Sesennartis (Den 81.
Oeeenber) liuo atls Birtbsbaulsr
uno Soabdaler nit paGasleren al,,
9efaut, pisle flnoen 9 az feine
utltsrsnnft nno ,nasen auf Der,
Sbitfen uno Oalnpfb6ten bleibsn.
s!Yeg osr srI6tsn 5otsls in Der
rs cit flao in 8au.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

betS'itmr, miro noca Die snfiBlibe gumms
BON 25 Gents Su bsSablen baben. 49,. ~."
U9risie,e. an Den psrousseSer mni;
tenpoftfrep einsefanbt werbsu. ~ =,
@tel,$ - ss.le,e
gseuteu fit beR
Saterla n U"6 reun0.
N-5al3snoe Qtttsn lno autborilIrt ale
gsenten fir bjeie 3eituns 81 aaieren.
0, @rcn Gbirlitotbe., 8. ,:
Sriebsi1 @pdrb, Ga, poitraeiitsr Weterss
-> bur9b, Golumbiana Sc
S.R' Copper efa. .. 81. gBrpiter,
- WaDne Go.
=. :. ..".....' = ..... o.. g..
ebs~. 8. 8. 9uet, 9oaron.au, Erun,suu
.s~.i ~. 60.
9ueb me8au, efq. g'ansFsls, 8i9lanS
-. ..l-. .<. .@ 60.
Die Qrn. DOe'oten 9. u. 6. oeltrlin,gios
,> Iauo, Riblanb 60.
Nleranber MeSaGp. %. Dl. M1aG;lon, 8.
ebr'p' George 8. wspSanct, @bippawap,
., ..... -.-,., -. ..1...~.-. 24apne s..
Mm. 3 biliYps, .. D1. Wasia, gtarf g..
9. 81, 0snoee, @fqr. 3auespiue, Gbio.
DOC. 9. MisBa 2aneaiter, Sbio.
sJaecb DIren3, Sommerfet, Yersy 60. 8.
Daniel Bor!sp gfq. .. 81, @Ieaue!ano ..
--a1nnNIGfnNrer--
Sulouoif6 f6e q a 1ri6ten.
8as trift Seem -Dort fir 2n-
1talten ftp elnes Yosli6en llsber-
faus elmer franz. gscaore ;u er'
ipebren? Blr babeu 5Sempognien
9er. ct. Sruppen sur 9srtbciOies
aln9 Der Stapt unD peS 0afens bon
New-Oorf, 3ulammen els Manu
init gtn(b!u6 Der Offlsiers; y. ibnen
pdren abNim psrfsmmenDsn Sale
nur 100 : ITO Dienfffdbis. 600
Stat ibwerss 0sfbue ltsben sur
Bertbelelsun9 Des 9afens bereit.
Bon Die(en erforOert sin jsoes l5-
go erfabrene geute su feiner Becie-
nun9, 70 pas gegen 10000 Maml
ourDaus notbpellpie ndren sa einer
fNfttNfeNftn Cy9ertkrinio,i,,n Ma &t1o<
esns -, Can. ink y ~; "a w ",
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ny of their progress He had been watched
by one OF the gentlemen on board, who
thought him suspicious character, and was
about to communicate his suspicious 10 9TH
ers, when the thought occurred that in the
present state of excited feeling, the innocent
were liable 10 suspicion; he therefore fore
bore any remarks, but intended to keep an
eye upon him Soon after, he went TO the
captain and requested 10 be set ashore The
captain said, as he had engaged his passage
TO Albany, he should carry him thi,her-
They were now within a few miles, and
could not stop to put him ashore in the
woods. No more was said but in a few
moments the same person was seen at some
distance from that sloop, swimming ashore
Suspicious were soon reciprocated, and a
boat was manned and sent after him, but he
reached the shore in safety, and was lost 10
sight in the forest; his coat and boots were
left on board. The sloop arrived at Alba.
ny. and information was given, to the proper
authorities, Of the suspected persons stature
complexion. &c. On the same evening, a
gentleman who had been employed in a
lumber yard was about retiring from his Ia
bors. as the twilight was fading into the
/ uaIhHcSS VI HIBHt, Jul sat uoNu lot mo
ment on pile Of lumber; when. at liule
distance, he discovered a man skuking
along the lumber yard, as if TO escape no
tice. He Immediately sprang from his sea
and seized him, saying, You are my prison
err The poor, guilty wretch pointed to The
smouldering ruins then in view and said, 4
kindled those fires, plundered an immens,
amount Of property. and might have escaped
unexpectedly | could not; | am in Tor
meni-take me TO a magistrale-I will con
icss the whole He did so 1t was The
same person who, two hours previous, swan
ashore from the sloop. to escape detection
He was committed, and in due time wa:
tried and condemned 10 suffer death; but the
humane governor reversed the order Of III,
court. and sentenced him to solitary impris
onment during life. He made a full con
fession of his various crimes-reverted tC
his detection and Imprisonment in c.
County jail-said he made solemn VOW L
God, tina, if he escaped punishment then, h,
would go and sin no more-but that vow
was broken with the first mptation--tha
the tortures of conscience would soon de
siroy him He died. a short time after, il
prison. either BY violence from his OWL
hand, or from guilt and despair monu
ment Of folly and crime. He was the sol
of respectable parenls-bcgan his career o
sin by a breach Of the Sabbath, and piferine
small sums from his father, to spend in gam
ing and drinking with his wicked associates
w!.oo Captain Viaeont first yielded ,e-is..'r
ta,ion, how little he thought of the end Of bis
mad career But when once youth throws
himself on the current of vice, who can say
il that current will ever be stayed I'LL tina
! youth is los, toreverl