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In the Honr,hing 'fowns of Lsule Rock Helena anl
itor, Row
\ portnn of the above property will be sold ona
credit. III cNrhaaL,d Tor SLH :, OF olhrt Kinds Of
Property.
IL lolloaius e>Ir1et irnm the ltte Message Of
COY. CONWAY. tn I.eelsll nteol Ahaasa'. row IN
sassIou n l.le Rock, II sheM III 1esri abi pro
sprrll,e importance OF iii, infant inrm4et NJ the 'm-
iis ui States
Few STATES in The alon possr,z uer' local AL
,aniaees, ihau Aptoa>lt; her climate l. m'ld aud
heahul: her territory lH1c aud irui'r, and 'ioundS
44itl,alrable AT and medicinal springs. Oh tl'esc
ip,,ats OF Nrulr medicine, The moi tent1h'hir ac
The Hot Spenss. hc,u lhcc,nJr ii the >'Gr, these
are the resort al tic lnrdin Wl the ,ulus and at'
esteemed pinacea nd phruonennl'---NlhaoS'S
his likewise peculiar tcIIstlos ul hdN-'ftph On tHr
+ ~ >llr /, washed by the mi .lty Missiles pp
The Southwest Sic has the l9lpss Red River; aud m
the Intelipf. lhe noble All nusas. the " hd' River,
ihe ST. + tnri., the Wash,la. anl lhslr hu'ne'ons
and I'M lor,aut tuhutaIes. Bssde, these physical,
agricultural, and caliu.fel dsan'a-r - Sic presents
i " ltlr Geld To the man ii sc"ncr. J lie Gto"Gisl
aud ninrr1losi st would Cad IN Arkansas ample sub
ecis of interest fol the cmplo vnent o thet talents
These are lac that spclh laf themselves, aud prom
sc lterin1 thinss. IHr stngG her aiid explorer
have not done State usficr The one tac1ll,
passes Over her leeltous position, and rich resources.
& tl4r Other too often give hcra di~rrpumbe name or
sanctions and oluorscs ro,s Interpretations {" the
country, and ISLANDERS ou tho people. N"i"lhstdhd
inc the dclanafor, impuiaons h"dpfd upon htf, "
kansas Is fast afvancinE that wealth and 1mpnr
fauce to Which hcr gr3gfaph location and noh re
sources cninlc her. II every glon Size IS attracting
Gathering alc,hions frumurn OF intelligence, enter
pri,e and industry and rml.rlnts aud explorers rom
every quarter, ave pouring Iuto our Favored lahd'
We have Ia tfnrli, GOOD causr 10 be proud nl our
country, and much reason t0l g1aaltIon III her SUI
gullr> happy and prosperous condition.
:" The general rummefti i tornado, and unparal-
Icetl deran cement and confusion IA the monetary al
fairs of the ration Ii I'VE affected Arkansas hnt lHtl-
She has stood eject and ubsc stcd. ller citizens
have enio, ed good health during the season, and had
u tide oi rosi erlN III her ailalrs Her husband
man has abundant crops and rrps this yeai an extra
ORDINARY harvest. lie lnds ready market, aud
hi.h prices for all his surplus Pfoducs aud oar wor-
tbs Mechanics have am lie employment aud aic TIM
wing. They, too are gathering Il eoidt" hdrtest In
4 word ohr honest, industrious cIizenr IN every Nv
oca,iou are succeeding we'll and surrounding them
selves " it'll the con 'enIcucrs aud comforts oil HE.
Maps aud Plans OF lie above PROPERTY to-
gcthef with the Paleals and Tide Deeds, are IN my
possession. Any informant uu required by persons wls-
lng TO buy " i'll be given by me, be nay friend and
agent K. H. Neates, Esq, residing at Helena, Ar
kansas. JNo. - I ~ 10.
! Lynohbug December p WV II
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GROCERIES,
SE.FAsDIv:EKE,
4 good Assortment.
EE,EYS .LV'D SHOES.

BLACK AND WHITE HATS,
LADIES' AND GENT LEMEN'S SHOES,
NJ Grateful lor the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed. WOULD NOW, FOR THE LAST
TINE solicit "a call from my friends and the public
NJ. NJ. KERR,
Bank >1aare
November % III
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MASONIC NOTICE.

courses Of Masonic Lectures, in al
4 the degrees of Masonry will be delivered be-
fore the Fraternity III the Masonic Hall, in tins
town, bv brother b. Gleason g. l.. of Boston, on
every Monday, "Wednesday, THURSDAY and Satur
day, until ist March next.--Lecturcs to commence
at half past o'c och, r. NJ.
All Regular Masons, OF The different orders, are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
TILDEN REED, Muster
Marstal Lodge, No. 80.
december ii it's
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NEG ROEs FOR "a 4. ~ .

nN the FIST day Of January next at Mr. John
~ Tayloe's, opposite Lynchburg in the County
of Amherst | will offer publicly, 10 the highest
bidder. for CASH, some siN or seven likely W.
q. KOFss, consisting OF .Ncn, E'O,,fess, and
(Atys!.rH. EDMt Nd WINSTON, Admir-
with the VIII annexed oi
Henry II. Watts, dec.
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December II

ECTURES on Astronomy and Geography will
4 4 be delivered on every Tuesday and Friday
evening, at the Masonic Hail. by b. Gleason, A. NJ.
of Boston, commencing this evening. Doors open
ed at 6 o. clock L. NJ.
Family ticket for whole course, IS 90
Tickets Tor a single lecture, so
Gentlemen who attend one or more Lectures, have
the privilege ofcanying ladies gratis.
December Ii II Is
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Administrator Notice.

4 LII PERSONS having claims against the Us,
y tate OF Isaac Howe deceased, are ,cqnestcd for
the iiSi hmc 10 bring them IN, property authenlloa-
ted, that they ma, be lqudated aud the administers
tion of the estate closed.
II. HUNTINGTON, Scrl't,
Oh the Cooperation, aud as such,
Adm't. Of Isaac llowe, deed.
Dee ~ 81
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NAE WILL give liberal hire tor able bodied Eel
w lows 10 work on the Jnnes River kanaw
Ia Canal the ensuing yrnt We also want several
boys 10 drive carts--the work Is perfectly dry.
As we shall be absent few DAYS, agent, Mr.,
Jas. Moclick will attend NJ Mr. Andrew kinners.
L,nehburg, FOR the purpose ol hiring hands.
DDlAN u TOW1ES.
December II tSit
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Lottery ~ Exchange
ZEN MELVILLE TALBOT.

A HANDSOME new ycar's present tor some one,
\ II orders are sent early to Talbots Office, MAN
Street, Iynchbufg, n few doors above the Franklin
Hotel Grand Scheme for Both December, 1897,
IL drawn Nos. out Of To- Richmond Arndrm, Lot
terry Glass II. to be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday,
3Oth December.
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Administrators sale Of Negroes.
Al1l. BE SOLD, January io,h, 1T Stoncwal
w Mills IN the county of Buckingham,
1Hiriccn $IUctS.
Belonging Ia the cstatc OF james Staples, deceased,
consisting ot Men. Women. Boys aud Children.
credit oi months will be gwen. the pu chaser
cutting Negotiable Notes. sal .sactorily endorsed Tor
The purchase money. These SbAN ES n. sold =
der decree fthe County Count ofcampbe Tor the
payment OF the lebsoi the estate, and ior dstrlbn-
Ton between the legatecs. aud likely aud valuable.
BENJAMIN /. WALKER, Admt
And Commissioner.
Drr - II wtlOJ
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w ANHEHD.

A YOUNG man, To act as Bar Keeper III large
N Hotel in the western par, oil this State. Reier
TO Mr. r. Evans None need apply but those OF
industrious aid steady habits and can give good re
commentators.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

1--WE next session Of tho Nes London Academy
l Will commence on Monday, January 10Th, and
will continue six months. II ~ earnestly requested
lhar Pupil, entering Er the term, should be At the
Academy ON tim 18Th.
Board 80 PEI mouth. bedding furnished by the
student.
Iutou--Engli,h, - per month
Languages, including French 81 per
d. $. OLlPllANr, PrincipH.
Dctc@Ibe, - law Nv
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Called Va Get ng

A MEETING OF the Stockholders oi the Iyp"h-
- burg Manufacturing Company, will be held NJ
then ONCE Oh Monday the 9Th day January, 1888.
BY request OF several stock holders
JOHN &. MEM, President.
Dec 81 2tif 3of
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E0ClllIT KsONk Lost.

/ 0SF, on The 2UtI llst' supPO9td beIW'cU NOW
4 LONDON and Lynchhug,
- RE.sYHsFs zpSthsT HOOK,
Containing S3f7 = IN notes, and letter addressed
To Mr.. Johnp. Buiwcll which IT Is believed contan-
ed $50. There wcIcal m the PDt Net BOOK
several letters, ono addressed to Mr.. :. IT, DAVIS
ono Ia McCor.lr \ Mcdaniel, and onc 10 the under
signed
4 reasonable RE ARD will b. given to any per
SOL who ln1y have found the sad loCkEI BOOK,
on its delivery, with its contents, Ia Nh John l..
Burwrl, IN Lyurhbufg, To my self, living about 10
miles East ol Franklin count house.
IRA BELL.
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SLAVES FOR HIRE.

1--WE Slaves belonging To the estate of Ambrose
Tomnsou dec, VIII be hired al Bnrch's Blich
smith Shop, on Saturday the 30th inst.
u. DRUMMOND, ddm.
Amherst, Dlc. - Is
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House for Egcsst.

l1-e4. FOR RENT, the Tenement on Mails
E FL street nex below john r. Hunts. II is an
---44!A excellent stand lnt dry Goo's Store. Pos
session may he bad the l., day oi Jaauary next.
A. +. BlGGERS.
Dec. u VI ~
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TGNIlE Annual Meeting OF thr Sfockhofders Of tho
L CITIZENS SAVING BANK will be held
al tlcir Office on Monday LIST January. 1888. nj 9
o clock i. NJ. for the purpose of receiving tho
reasurcr's report, and lorihe election of Ohcersfor
the then ensuing year
JOHN ROBIN. MCDANIEL, President.
November % VIII
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.H0XE e.xE.,r' H.S1G.sGs.s,

MORE GHE.9g H.6RGssStS,
ronluAp, II, ~ l,BL, call AZ ruk
ss,sr. and staple Dry Goods Sfore Of
r.. H. TIES.
NANDSOME Mr,ino Cloths At ~ % only,
bout onc hlH theu value,
Rcaulilul Party Dtcss Goods, n 35a eculs, less linn
hall tho value of somc OF them tlry consist OF
ESncmld,s. falmannos tha vets Ne, &e.
Coloured Bnmbalinrs, extra fac aud very low,
\ lev pieces OF the most sandd Figutcd Salns
81 seen this market al 81 %, truly elegant and
beautiful,
\ few pieces handsome Figured SILKS, Mt ~ cents,
\ few do pisn colaurrd Stlks. u 37A cents,
\ large assortment oi Norecns, aui rich Damask
Morccns lor Curtains. very low,
Rioh ne. STYLE figured aud Embroidery D,apcry
Mnslns lor Curtains very cheap
\ LARGE assortment OF SIN, Cotton aud Wol,ted
Frlugcs of tle newest styles for Curtains Ne,
\ large assortment al ladies Cloaks very ehcap.
3 ~ 40 piece. Calicos. ~ tcly low prices,
Wall Paper, sonlc very fine set, At low prices.
Dec % Is
kn.s'!7EB sRE S.sB'As'GS H.s.v'h.
THNllE annn,l meeting of the Lynchbnrg Savings
Bank, will be hcld ~ their office. above the
Store Of Msssi.. Martin, Ward X Davis on Saiur
day, the 30th inst, NJ o'clock II. NJ tot the purpose
of electlng Officers aud Directors Tor the cnso,n,
year JEuu WILLIAMS, Presidelh
December % II
MEI.Cgl COVE.
B.'oK sale two good Hs!GH cows. Apply
Z 10 II. Il. RICHARDS q CO.
December - Is
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Spanish cigars and Smoking To.
b0ccg.

A n iusoico Of upwards OF 800. Cigars from
N common To very bne.
Receiving aud Tor sale sgnment, very low.
GEO. BAGBY.
Dec. 81 u ~
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.vfiss Ann bryce

HAN ACCOM- MDpATE five or six day Board
y ers-Resi1cuee Bank Square.
Dee
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Ny STOCK Is LARGE AND WE'LL AS
SOR FED, aud holds out e,rat Inducements
PC KGllASEKS--aud N pan consists oi the follow
ilg named afticles--,il:
VEST OF ENGLAND CLOIIiS-Blue, blac
Green, olise, mixed &c.,
GASSI MEkES-Blue aud black.
.CASSl NETTS-Pa and rla,d.
KENTUCKY JEANS,
PULLED CLOTHS
GLASGOW JEANS,
LlNSEIS-Pl,,u and paid,
BLANkETS-lond Duhln,
Do Wh,tnc,'s,
FLANNELS-Nll colo,s,
C-4 French Mcrlnoes,
Ga Euglnh do eolorcd aud black.
Ga do do do.
G-l French BombaAlne,
Ladies Cloahs,
Mems Grrat Coats,
Pilot { 10th, superior,
Drsb Flu,hlua
Cotton Clo,l-Blcacheda and brown.
Cotton ON tbures,
Counterpart fails,
PLAID Domestic, Ion Servants.
81 and lO4 Linen Diaper,
A lf,sh Linen.
Bird Eye Diaper,
Linen Canbllc Iandkerchcls,
Brown lllsll Linen,
Burlaps and Scotch Oznabnrgs,
Ladies Blach Wosted aud Merino Hose.
DO Lambs Wool do.
Chlldrens do,
Ladies black aud white Cotton, no,
Do do 50 SILK do,
Do SiIh aud hid Gloves,
Painted Muslns,
French Gambrle,
Ginellams--plarn PLAID and striped,
Do Black and white,
6.i cambri: Muslin,
DO Jaconct do,
DO Figured Swiss do,
DO PLAN do do
.CALICOES-Ail pilces and descriptions,
Maltloncs Italian I.nstrlns,
COLORED SlLkS-Dillcrent kind.,
GauHe aud Lustring Ribbons,
Brown Hollands
Russia Crash, &c.
GROCERIES,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

T. The b,ll establishing State Bauk, and com
Internal Improvement, has passed the House Repre-
sen'nvcs of Tennessee, by asolc~f SO to %. 1t
has sill 10 be considered by the Senate.
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H..lV..V'OTSCE.

lNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed 4 partner
i ship lot the practice FLAW. under the firm III
W. !. n J. GOGGIN.
Each ot Them viii regularly attend all the Courts nj
bedford and Que oi them the Couts OF Buteourt,
Franklin and Phtsy wanna counties. All husint *
entrusted To their IN any othosc counties shall
receive the sliciest attention. Then office is nj
Liberty, Bedford {. Ii.
lhey respeeValis refer persons at a distance 10
Messrs. J. W, n X. lenvht, NswNorh;
= Hooper, MARTIN n Sm,ib philadelphia
Newell IS Dider, baltimore
Armstrong Il Turner,
II ". J. J. Fry, Rrhmond
" Lewis Webb n Co
MrCe,Lle \ Mcdaniel, l,nchhurgi
-" Smith Il BArwell,
q. u. Il J. 4. Davis,
noulh y Lacy,
Hancock \ Adams
Nichols Be,
Campbell y S,eptoe lbs,,,
Davis Phillips,
Terry Il Johnsoa,
". L.. GoGGlN.
JNO. .. l.. GOuGlN
Dec. % w6w II
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DEP. HOssEHY E.5RLH,

AlIsti EON DENTIST,
HAS returned 10 Lynchburs, aud may be seen
4 L at the Franklin Hotel.
Aug. 81 ISL
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Grand Scheme.

Tickets Sl0-Shairs in proportion. For sale at
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
Orders from the Country, punctually attended to-
Dee
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~ ruGdny night, nh instl viii cpmn,enue Nighs
W s.ic. aud shn b. ragulu cHnr' Tu ei~DAs aud
EWfpAN NstsDrs, admnig the | III aud Winter
months Snos will con4i't OF pth GOODS Suitable 10
hr arasona CfI1 ERA, SHOES, ROOFS HATS
CLOTHS WATCHES, BOOKS, JEWEtRh &c. Ne.
All orlrrs strictly attended H. aud returns promptly M
gtsadlt made. consi ,nmauls thanklnllY rcnei' oil.
CHARLES PHELPS
SepIrmheI Do hts
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~ The Charlottesville Jeilersoni,n tells good
anecdote which occurred II Was!iil ,ton during the
extra ssion - Dln til, Srauits from one ei
the New Enelnhl Stes," (qa. WIS II Mr. Niles of
Connecticut , "who had been warm IN his support
OF NJ Riyess Currency Btl aad voted Tor IT WHEN
va, first brought forward nj the extra session
ted against H. Ga being nicnogatcd, how II was,
that he whn ad always acted with Nj. Rncs, aud
gearaliy agreed with hun on political questions,
could now vote ~ tiuS measure that lite had but slN
month, before voted in favor Of he replied, that. III
the State winch he came from, ii WAS rule IN dan
cing, that when The tune changed, those who were
dancing should rhinge too aud YOU know, sir, that
have Lately got anew piper, aud that lac has chan
ecd the tune, aud il was right HAT | should change
also such nen are always mp TO the highest bid
der aud the bc,t ptma.tef.
o. Ii i, stated III the New forh Journal OF Con-
,nerce that the Madisouian,' the metropolitan or.
gan oi the CONSERVATIVES, has in that city between
and 400 subsclhefS--a greater number II adds,
than an, other paper published out oi the city can
boast.
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hisihI ,oja ne, winch, whole, would be hotter
chicdltrd 10 beeet deep interest III thr success OF
his fourth, than that now heiufc u.s. aud to the
tents Of which we have pail Ihis eursory, Yet not
c arcless notice.
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The AMERICAN Colonization socefy heldit. 2I>r
annual meeting in the Hall OF the House OF Repre-
senlativcs at Washington, the l2h and l3th inst.
Henry Clay, the President oi the Society, opened
the meeting by address from the CHAIR. The
list of Delegates from vuious Auxiliary Societics
having been called over, lie Annual Report Of the
Boar! of Managers MAS read, accepted, and ordered
to be printed.
On motion of ecu. c. +. Mercer, arcsolulion WAS
unanimously adopted, requesting the Managers TO
appeal To the citizens of such States are fHoraby
disposed towards colonzlns the fee blacks on the
oil Africa, 10 petition their respective lcgisa-
lures 10 eraut to the Society annual donation. adj
cqume to the accomplishment u lis benevolent,
patriotic and pions purposes.
On motion of Mr. tiurty, resolutions wore adopt
ed LIST, pied siue the Soect, encourage the cstab
I,shuent, in the District ol 'olumhl. nt a weekly
newspaper. to be de, ocd N pat 70 tho cause Of
iilcan Col, nzalion, pud rcromneudu ~ sand paper
DE patronage Of tic friends Of tic through
OUT Tic I'non, and also do al II, leir power to
increase the circulation Of Tie Alr,an Repository
aud 2d, declaring it ,Nre'Ient 10 mi oy ara>t rwen-
~ AGENTS explain Publjc, r,eNlr"s andto enforce
I've catl,, OF HE Society, an 10 receive donations
maid oil funds.
Otlier res, lutons, general in lhrll Character.
we're adop,cd--decInng the confidence "i the So
cety in the ultima. uiunrhani success Of lllcir
asuil, en-, design expressing their apr,ohation OF
the roli,s pursued by tlose to whom ii, active du-
ties had hrrn confled,-and referring with e>ulia-
non t. the scenes now exhibited an the OF
AREA, as tie best evidences of tle blessed con,e-
oueaee, Il, well as Ia practicalry al the oairc
luns A, - mdaeHsiy prosecnfed sometimes under
cucouf-ug ouenns anecs. and Al otllrr5 amidst he
mot trylug d.eu!i,s nd in tespac Of thc ruosl,s
healteniua opposition.
Amongst the speakers the occasion. we oh
serve thc name I'll MAJ. Jani., Garland of usiula
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RUClksEkuN yIiTTs. &c.

nNE case heavy Bnekskn Mits suitable fos Ia
~ borers on The Canal Also large supply VI
heavy WooIlen Gloves &c. Just eeived by
MARTIN, WARE q DAVIS.
November o. -
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HOUSE FOE s.TNT.

.r-sa, TIE upper part Of the BRICK TENE-
@sui MENI on the Main street. lately occupied
LII by Fourqureau X painer apothecariss, is
Tor rent GU reasonable terms. Apply to
X. b. TOWNLY.
Dee l5 Hi
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RICHARDSON,

JVHN HsHN"Nh1DsVIS'
ESIDlNG at Liberty, will hereafter practice
4 Law ID the different Courts OF Bedford County
Decen ber III "a
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CLOTHS.

vKJE have on hand Il large stock OF Black, Blno
w and fancy oolored CLOTHS. which we will
sell yerylow. TURNER 4 BURWELL.
December 3'it 5toa
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' II that. ofold would rcni tn onh,
DR. AIMED moi OF the rthuund, ~.

I)f nm al moi tl tls f'hpHili ~
But the article is one Of rare merit, taken as a
whole and is of that order of ability calculated 10 al
vance the character Of the periodical tor which II
was written, 10 very high standard.
TO Mary \ dozen vrr,eS," IA more rhyme
tlnn reason. Dun sng-song enough Ditto Tor
PAGE 1872.
The Bonaparte " Notes and Anecdotes usually
so am,Isug, are this month"; fewer aud less piquant
Ihan usual
Tha long protraclcd story Of = Constantine" is at
length concluded. The sane story should never be
coutaited from number to number unless most in
tensrly Interesting. Few modern tales can bear
IT, The remarks will apply 10 The Deserer
which >tiIl. like " needless Alexandrlne, drags ITS
slow length along" We dare say these stories are
excellent, but who can keep his memory on such
monthly stretch through hc whole calendar
..'ronrto the Northern Lakes - capital aud well
sustained Tours, travels, and such detached memo
randa, are very properly continued bychapters, aud
We wish as We read these articles, that =" \ CIlzen
of Albenarlc" would give us yet more OF his racy
Journals.
The reviews of the Savings Bank and other
stories" aud of - The Token" well elouSii IN
their way, though more nudaory than d'scf''hlna-
thu.
The article upon "Old Age" is highly credltable
to the writer" Nj. White should retain Tie
writer as Il constant corr "spondeni.
..Tameflare' is n free aud spniied Translation
from the Persian. II sa fine piece OF verse; III Nr'-
cal measure AMI stamps the author a true poet III
feeling rs well as in expression
Then follows " An Oraiion," by John iy'rr.
4 delivered at lorktomn. before conpan, OF folun-
,eer militia belonging to Williamsburg, on The oc-
>casiou of the anniversary OF the glorious oate NJ a'
rubicou Of our Revolution. 1t is enough to say
that the production Is worhy-oi It's author 'Ii's d,
lone should Il sale OF this number, at least oil
the Messenger While the fact that that work mas
been cliusen rs the medium OF conveying 1t to the
Public. speaks volumes III its favor. rs a whole.
THE Vision of Agb;' an Eastern Tale Yer.
pretty. T.,
written.
The Text of Shah speare'' derives It's chiei inte
resi- from the nature oil tho subject treated OF. SeVe
raj coneclura readings Of disputed passages are sus
restcd som. OF which are plausible enough.
..On the practice of applaudlng Public Speakers
is very able paper and abounds IN interest to GU
own people especially ,,,,
10 conclude The publisher Of the Messense
could uot possibly have issue" e1os'i. "''"0ti
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December -
The herald., 1837-02-28

Negro OAtelLo.--ThCmas Little, big black man,
was arrestedby officers McCadoen and MADAM, char
ged with enacting the part of Ohello, the Jealous
Niger" in more than animated manner
BY the deposition Of his wife and Others it appears
that in fiji Of frenzy brought on by suspicious OF his
wifes fidelity, he with wood axe, after destroying
his furniture proceeded to attempt the destruction Of
his wife. She, however fled and ssugh refuge at
neighbors. If Caesars wife should not be suspect
ed why should not Toms be equally free from dero-
wood was not the properest means of proving The
proverbs truth
Little, being unable to find bail, was committed to
Bridewell
Game.-A fine game cock and hen were this morn
ing taken from fellow in Front street. The thief
put shank s mare to her best PAGES and escaped
The birds are in safe keeping till their swner be
found.