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| SoUrH AMERICA. The 'Pnilip Hone from Val
paralso, arrived al New York on the II h, her in.
telligcnce is consequently but hide late than was
| received by previous advices The Gillian ANN
has defeated the Peruviahs under Obregosa. and
entered Lima. IN additional force of 600 men
were about - be from Valparaiso to thot ci,v.
most singular fact in the history of commerce
IS shown by this vessel, inasmuch as one thousand
rrtIs Of flour formed par, Of her cargo The ideo
of importing hrcadstutfs from Sou,h Amerjco. and
especially from portion of il so closely enuaord
IN war, is cerainl. n novelty. especially as. eve,
IN times OF peace, II has bsen in the habit of res
ce'Ving arg" supplies of those a ,icles from us,
american Prisoners in Canada.-From n corres
pondence which has been published in the Sackett's
Harbpr Journa, appears that The prisoners now Goa
hned in Kingston, and now waiting their trials are
treated with great humanity and considerations small
sum of money has been by friends in sacke,t,s
fIarhor t" procure few neccssares for the prisoners
in Fort Henry, and sent to A. Mcdonald ESQ. the
sheriff of Midland district who has the m in CHARGE
IN replying to the communication enclosing the money
this gentleman not only undertakes to Law out anv such
contributions for the purposes intended but further in
forms their irenes that The prisoners are allowed h
the Government daily pound of bread and mn.
pound Of meat, with ample fuel, and pIonty of pood
common bedding and II son of Capt. W. Vaughan
one OF tie rrsoners-wrltes TO his father TINS two
are used very well here in the For-he sheriff tends
to u.s. and is very fine man." This announcement ;s
not less credltahe TO the Canadian Government than
consolitary TO the friends of the misguided men who
have thus become victims in meddng with the affairs
of others.
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| pak It'll ssF
| iilns Sz'sH5szS lss8
ThibefRssi Hill n wv III oE3 sssSh
Ray lH0iid MI MIA j If
fcr steamer 4 !. sssss sSsss W. H ssss III 81
han y "a Bell. Woodtia RaFHs8 RsGa adt j Hsas6sn
r fer steamer Veiooipede from Alexandria 49, Hssta
townsend Down, BELOW Fotans Sugret hiaNis- Muks-
san' bordraii u Simmons. Mckay, Mrs Fouika.
MEMORANDA
np >arraeansett reports having spoke the ith inst
oh tue laacs Spanish Brig War, Can't which
ported mat on the 9Th inst he tell with and CAPTURED
oragnese Slave hre having board 200 slaves and that
he had sent her into Nassau, ~ p
Emp warsaw reports having spoke ship Concordi,, the
t INST 10 days from the Balze bearing West North
distant 100 mile bound to Boston.
snip 9ned st les reports having spoke the 18th inst in
Hayre. " '' '''
steamer Kinney reports the death of Charles Tramson
herman sailor; he having accidentally fea q, erhoard
wiie the boat laying Carthage on the nyh Of
the 18th inst " " s"' Vi
-, - 10y THE ExPHEss MAIL
I'VE" ioIk I'm Dec. CID ship St Mary Foster for N o.
Arr ship Ru'iron. Russell hence
= rhiadeipha 18th Dec. CId schr Texas Smith for New
Orleans. ' "' 'o' "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

Private Washington Correspondence of the True Anne
rlcan.-a
Since the choice of Clerk, specu aton has been rife
az to the results of this session. Sanger aud epnrd
the runagae traitors, who have deserted their
faith I'M 'er the impending terrors of South Carolina
Calhounsn leave the Wings no longer doubtful, Won
see, as to the course they hereafter to take The
former bolted at the Inst session. upon the Treas
ury Bill. The latter to the performance of this
disagrecube task deliberately and reuctanly but
still he did come to it, He has now given out that h,-
is hereafter to go with the party in pers,n-and it is
understood to be settled thing that he is the Van BIZ
rem candidate for reelection, in his own district next
spring! Reports very to the political complexion
OF tis district 1t is that formerly represented by
Jesse SpciSht hot ocofoco, and would be wonder.
tai it, with all the influence work in North Carolina
Just now, it could be again lsco focoi=ea hv busy
and popular man. still, there sensible and slrewd
men from that section Of country, who declare that if
the Wings will only do their bounlen duty there, 1hev
may easily triumph
TIE .tr"aslry Bill is to he again urged unou
this Cnng-e-s, "rutrcd by the President and
perinncionsly advised by his fncile secretary Of
lnance.z 4 passed at this session, il becomes rh"
law OF The land, sin spite of the lamentations of The
pe"pe, here and elsewhere, for three or four
years at best For the next congress cannot r.
peal II, construed as the Senate is and win be-
and II they did, the repeal could not be carried by
TWO thirds of the House and Senate, gaiist the
eio Of the Presi 'ent. But ,cW it pass?
or the result | am by no means sure. feel
nothing OF TINT sanguine co ltidence in thu House
'o'r, that animated me, in common with the ma.
orty OF my party, a tbs last session The fearful
nrohds made by the Calhoun school OF politicians.
Tor their own IDOLS peculiar behoof upon tho on;-
ATOMS OF some Southern Wings, and BY a shilfu
'ut most jesu'ica & faacious use of party cries
oo'itlonlsm, and southern int rests,-nre ennuDh
!" stagger my trust in the firmnes. of Severed
opponents of tins fatal measure
The only hope ls. that no bill OF the kind can nos,
'hly be framed, to meet the views Of both the d..
VISIONS of the party, the Van Butenstes and the
Ialhounlsres. The latter will go for no bill no,
ully agreeable 10 their mnstcr,-w,Il the former
'e equally tenacious OF their peculiar notion, on
his subject?
But, 's'nk ar swim, survive o perish the d,,r |
It the WING party IN Congress, AT this crisis !. |
iraight forward and plain. Resist by word and
ctlnn, by voice and vote, by parry fidelity and /
airloilc devrllnn rcsis This hnIeful me aSnrt n |
hatever others may--thtir wnrs ha. b,eno,,
N Tor them, hv their own hands. They are their
AampIals in the puIh OF durv.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

Booth WINS play ng again in Louisville on the l2th,
lie mas written On TO announce his coming hithe and
TO make preparations.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20
I'VE had no, the pleasure Of Nc
Iii The ST. Charles on Tuesday evening.

10 tnf Oh ChafiGs on luesdav evening.
e,8rs understand full and fashona-
and The piaYse the Lady of LYONS, with Miss
tffen as Peuinssand Mr.. j. R Scott, rs Claude
lelnatte. aas SO well received thu, the managers
Iphave been Induced TO repeat ii ton ght, and we
for one will NOT be absent
The dsagreeable weather Inst night prove I'd
many from attending the Theatrr II was Miss
CIl'ton's second appearance s,e performed Con.
stance, in the Love Chase, and seldom have we
been 50 much grai6ed, for seldom have wc seen
piece better cast, or better got up, and ro.wi,h.
standings second delinquency, a sudden illness, of
Mr. Harrison, which called Mr.. Pearson's good
nature into requisrion, by reading the part,
seldom have we seen play better perform ed
or Miss Clfton's Constance we would speok crit;
ca'ly " tines permitted, and without paria,y we
should award her most distinguished rank as an
artistic
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20
Gam y So. Theatre.

Elrd nsnt OF the gagement of MISS NELSON.
This Erenng, December 20,
Will be performed the celebra ed Play of
WOMAN'S WIT.
" a'slnsham, Mr. Fre'ericka,
r1hdlo'e, johnson,
Liever, Barrett,
tistace Miss Nelson,
Hero. Mrs. Barrett.
Overture, by the Orchestra.
After which the thrilling Drama of
ISABELLE
Engen'', Mr.. FreGer.chs,
Scpio. t:rexue
Andrew, Rr,wn
Isabelle, Mrs, Greene.
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81 Charles g'EseRg1se.

ihlrd night OF the engagement of Hiss CLIFTON.
First night ofthe engagement OF Mr. FINN.
Seventh night of the engagement of Mr. Z SCOTT
THIS EVENING, DEC. 20,
viii be performed the beautiful sy of
p / II E l. A d Y OF LYONS!
n'nudc Melnot1r, Mr. II Scott,
:, o. phnas, Farren,
Beau>eaut, DE Rnr
CLAWS, his freud Harrison
pau!ine, Miss Josephine Clifton,
widow Mrlnotte Mrs Farren.
Ah overture by the Orchestra.
Grand Pas Seul, by NadNe Eayenot.
The whole VIII conclude with the Farce of
MONSIEUR JACQUES.
Mons. Jacques, MI, Finn.
va, Debar,
qrence, Williams
Nina, Mrs. Debar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

Notwithstanding the troubles III Canada the imports
OF Quebec have greatly increased this year This,
however, is easily accounted for by the presence of So
ar rye portion ofhe British Army, of whom it is said
there are now in the upper and lower provinces abou,
fifteen thousand besides an embodied force of twice
that number in Militia and Volunteer troops The
chartered banks are becoming very uupopuIar fir m
rhar monopoizing Transactions, that of Upper anada
having taken Of the Csnmissariat fifty thou sand
pounds in Exchange Bills at IL per cent If these had
been sold in Montreal drafts might hive been drawn
against at ore per cent, greatly II The benefit of the
CONNIE cial cnmmunit, uni to the saving of The gov
eminent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

commodore Nicholson died at Balsimsr ne On the
llth nf,er a few hours illness
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

WoMAN's WT.-This excpllen, PLAY Of Knowles
is be performed TO nigh, at the Camp, and tina,
too, with powerful cast All the characters are
worthy OF the artists care. They are well drawn
and very nearly equal In language, this dram,
compares with any one OF Know es's, for strength.
oean'y and point. How the pirce will act, we
cannot say, never having seen it, hut from the Ia.
lent engaged, we have no dount, full Justice wiIl
be done The author. On comparing the cast 10
night, with that in which he play was Fl rs, hrourhr
forward in London it is not a whit behind the lat
ter. On proper occasion we maj pas. our opinion
upon the representation Of Uomnn, Uu-,ill
then, we may safely leave The natter in the hands
OF the public, who will not fail to sustain bo,b
author and actors, if they be worthy Of SUPPORT,
M"s'c.-lhe Concert announced by Madame Garcia
hh Tor Monday last, and postponed on account of the
dea'ihess OF the weather. will take place Tonight in
the Ball Room of the City Exchange, in St. Lous
street. That delightful singer. Madame Ellcrmnn-
the interesting Eliza Ross, and signor Rosa, will aid
with their brilliant talents this gifted Lady, sucb !,
musical treat never no ain 0rcur
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FOR NEW YORK

8 E'll|' (whig) has been reelected Mnyor Of
Boston
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

Holmes Line Regular pncketf for Dec, %.
4 me fast sailing packet ship ALABAMA.
ETXN &C Berry, master. having a large par, Of
s. her cargo engaged, will sail on her regulnr
hay us ab"ve For balance OF reisht, the buIk IF 20
nales cotton or passage, apply on board Opposite the
'ese dao market, or to HENRY CANES,
--- 48 Camp ST
~ The letter la,of he A ] shi LIVERPOOL fnr
this afternoon at 5 o'clock. 40
ne ne letter bag off, superior ship RAMBLER,
o' Havre will be taken from the Merchants EIchana
ats o'clock, this afternoon 1'Ne ''"se'
d!o l. A GALE, SO Common st
~ The ship Adrian Capt. Somers, from Boston. f.
dIschargins at the Ri, Road. Consgness will nle,se
attend to the receipt of their goods. ''''o
sd20 READ & BARSTOW, Bunk pIoce
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GRANDEONcERT
PROGRAMME

MANI SoNCEHl,
A 1.-THE lily Exchange Ball Room, On Thursday
~ next, Dec. Goth, 1890 by Madnme GARCIA
RulL, and several Artists of the Italian Cumnany
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COTTON CIRCULARS

u" PRINTED wiM the Greatest Expedition, and
in a style u1surpnsSef IN New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS lcH at COMPILING Room in 81. Charles Ex-
change, Garner Of Grarier 81 or at r r U f
A NJ Err lCA N Pr N r NG OFFICE,
corner of Poydrns and ST Charles Sire Is, uil be
promptly atsnded 10.
Dec TT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

ATOi.A>SES HHDS--lOO nests / new Nojasses
I'VE casks, Of LIST, 2nd and 3rd sizes in Cor sale by
do WIN PORTER 95 Coms,on ST
"HoLESAi.E TIN WARE MANUF Glory.
enlarged their and Copper Manufacturing establish
ment, aud are now offering sell the trade oil nrri
Giles manufactured of tin at New York prices Per
son. dealing in the wares are invited examine their
stock. 1oO
E0 boz Ship Buckets TO- sale hv
eIO d2O $ LOCKE " Co 6 Ernn1II exao
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

y 'i.r.'0' i'E ANS-Zde Mnnciaalrte. 90 D.
rs preparedness DIES trrrrS situecs sur Ia ruo v L.
Arvee dn Front sont par les pr $cutes recti,sr,,
v"ir Sc c"nor er 70 dominance dc novemhre L.rnier
SOUS pcine DIS am les anoncees dans les GO iors
an SuVrom crtle dale, ex9cutant orlrn s,; v.,,
u" ' 'o''choler les bnnqaett"s ftiSant fac, n l.ur
p'ohfe'e respHc "" en- bnnnes hrqucs III /, Inc c,n.
'ale'n'l 'adl'e "nlnnnsncc, borecs ct ,aIees en-
're nv Su"lnrtS EN- pierre de IroiS ped< (curl md
d2O SAN RlnoIrt,c ~ ''.,f ~,
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Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

NEW LENEE STREET, Immediately in front of
the steam boat landing. The above establish
ment will he re-opened on Sunday evening, Dec 2nd
1888, for the Bull days. Sundays, TUESDAYS,
and Thursdays. Said establishment will be furnished
with the choicest liquors. and good Resuurat will be
attached % it.
The managers of said establishment have engage
sufficient Police officers To keep good order throue bout
the establishment; there will be place to deposit
clooks. cnues &c. No person shall he admitted i'll
the Bal Room with weapons ofany kind.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

TMBRELLAS-o5 eases black munlu4 UmLre Has
u i'll store, and for sale by
do ISAAC BRIDGE & 60, 1871 Magazine s,
WlNrEi SPERM OII-l6 casks winter strained
w sperm OIL warranted pure, landing from shin
Auburn, for sale BY ISAAC BRIDGE & cn
d1c10 I2i No..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

ANHE sub ,cribers have now ON hand and for sale:
.,o 9o boxes extra soap, brand of James Gould.
5Iu do imitation No do
2on taliow candles, brand of Jackson &, Frowbridge
4 1n sperm candles, Bedford and Nantucket
oo boxes Jutld'S patent do do
3lp do Goldfish
IUo do manufactured tobacco, vario is brands
~ cases sweet Spanish, chocolate
2.'u cases hyson aud young Hyson tea
;,o boxes paste backing
3pp kegs Boston nails
II casks inter- strained sperm oil
2o9 Sicily, Madeira Wine, il pipes, half pipes, qr
ca ks and behaves, emit led to debeuture
:tl, coils bale rope
lro bae. hampshire sheetngs ; rtincs, s. dilIirgs
wv Lowell cotpns, us aud IA cotoladps and lin
seys, kerscys, suitable for negro clothing.
ISAAC BRIDGE N CO,
deGo lj Magazine
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

JUST received hv the Subscribers large assortment
~ OF White Stone China, together v h great vari-
ETY. of Cut and Pfsin French Tumbcrs, suitable for
Bars and Hotels (which will I've sold low by the pack
age or dozen. BBROWEli 4 co.
dl9-1w II Camp, and 81 Common streets
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UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTY!
The Giraffe, or Casaaesopa rda.!

'"'tt ''tt'f "ftht"tN
CrtjjHea IN Me Uatcd Suites.
rE'IIE EXHIBITION of the above viii open forthe
II first ume on Nond.y Evening" the 9Th inst. in St.
Charles street, between Per,iln and Union. Omen
from 10 A, NJ. To =. NJ Admittunce one Eottar.
Chi dren and Servants 80 Gents.
In the adjoining Payion Mr.. 5. R. G. NELLIs,
born without arms, will 20 through his astonishing
perlornance For particulars, Bills of The ay.
u ADMISSION 50 Gents. Children and Servants,
hall price. Dec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

EDbPPER-l5O bags superior quality, in good or
a der, for sale by SHALL Il BROWN.
d." 96 Magazine st
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Dr0ceeOtltDS 0f G0ttmrfl.
SB9@M ND MY AR9gg ABRTY
TUESDAY, 18th December, 1898.

The Council mot pursuant to adiourpment.-
Present. tho Hon. Joshua Baldwin, Recorder. AL
derneh Caldwell, Glnyd, Hall, Lockett, Meux.
Nixon, Peters, sewell, Whitney, aud York.
The journal OF the preceding meeting having
been read and approved
A communication from the Comp,roIter w,s
read, transmitting statement of the notes taken
in settlement with Thomas Banks, and submitting
for the approval of the Council Messrs Daniel
Donovan II e. Rosalius, as additional securities in
conJunction with J. G. Wagner, of IL. F, P,lster,
farmer of the Poydras Market
The weekly statements of the Treasurer far ,b,
4tn, llth aud 18th instant were submitted
That of tho 4ih snewinp the recen,s ,o have
amounted to $500 02; halance this date $50. 626
Ie; balance last report $52.567 50; expended SIT.
Wy %; notes to cancel 1921 SO.
lit.-balance last report ,66S 90; Bonds to
Cty BANK $24l 900; issue OF notes 81 1900; balance
last report 60.626 IS; expended S24 Cos So: notes
to cancel 500 so; balance this date sl67 sig ID,
Isit-baiance last report Sl67, 6l2 I4 received
since W eO6 %; issue of noIes Sd, 0Ou; expended
SSs,7o1 81; notes to cancel s42; balance $l4S 46S
A communication from tho Treasurer, trans.
hitting an cunt of the disbursement of the Char
lty Fund was submitted, when on motion of Mr.
fcters, the rules being dispensed with, it wac
Resolved, That the sum of one thousand dollars
DO and tho same is here Y appropriated to tho
Charity Fund, 10 be distributed BY the Aldermen.
announcer communication from the same officer |
transmitting the amount due for Levee dues, was
referred to tho Finance Committee.
Capt. John Bailey and VIM. Turner were on |
motion accepted as the securities of j. C. O'Grady |
Commissary of the Poydras Market.
proposal to furnish lumber from John NJ
Back was referred to the COMMITTEES on Streets
and Landings.
Petition from Wood & Simmons, proposin g to
purchase certain ground rcnt was referred to the
Finance Committee.
OF A. Forth. VIM. 7. Hepp, ana A. L. Plough
TO the Police.
OF Peagic Dauphn, to the Committee ON
claims.
OH. A. Maybn and others, to the Committee on |
Streets and Landings.
or the st. Mary's Market Steam Ferry COMPANY
renouncing the privileges granted to them, where.
upon Mr. Peters introduced the follow ng which
WINS read and made the order OF the day for the next
meeting.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-20

PART
LIST. Duet of Belisarin, by Madame
+ Rossi and C-resini Don;z,,,
2nd. Romance of Alice, in the opera
Of Robert le Diable, by Mrs. FL
herman, N,y.rho..
3rd. Duet Of Eliza and Claudio, bv
MIR. Ceresin and NJ De Rosa NIercad,nte
18th. An air with variations, for the
violin, 10y Beri,t
9TH Cavitino Of Romeo, dill Montec-
chic Capulet,h Madame Garcia
Ruiz. D,,:.
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Per ship United States from Phi alephn Mr. Shoemaker
Peaslor. Robinson. Il Sauiain and II steerage.
Per ship Warsaw from New York; II Lamb, Miss NJ KIM
ble, l. Gardner Dennislown, z Gill. aud Ar Orr.
Per ship Narraganse from Philade pha Miss Todd and
Mr. Stod1art.
Per schr sarah Ann from Tampico Rapnra T Scare r
NJ Del Campo. c Perry, NJ Barbara
Ste Rocky Mnuran from Smithand: Mcssrs PeRcbsr
Lon cope Neville, Mact, Dillon, Iuriniu, Lamar, and
Forsyth.
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4 ,ANDLES-2n0 boxes best quality Now Red ford
- Sperr Candles, manufactured hv fIowlnnd
Jun II Co., principally faur4, now landing from shir
Warsaw, and for snle l,v
dOn IDSEpII COCK AWE o. .
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sPALE RoPE-lso oils. for sac by
- ISAAC BRIDGE e. CO
az | "a Magazine st
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09
rom The Geafiemaas Nagesiae,
THE SECRET CELL.

! m, Lobens,eln sighed, and her conu,c
told d her dlsmay but ,hc flame o.
had watmed her hcarl iulo a heat thai,
not 10 be immediately cooled. Gen
zen, saii she " accompany me ouce
70 around the cells aud secret placrs-
ne BE- satisfied wlin ny osu eyes ;hnI a
! cough search has been made, uud II wl.l
1.,a ms dosbts hat yen have overlooked
oa~rure nook wherein the ~felcb )
cJucealed ny lillc gif. The range
lnbcrs was again uayefsed, but a,lh
,srccss, aud the widow sas conp d
aah lha, esery possible place bad been
INTO aud that further sgoufu W the
- Eas eatIrriy useless. The oid lads
ban upon the las, stair OF the secund
aoI slth gricyuus expire son Of
lirnance, looked inio our several faces
Hopd around, as Il Size acre search.
lat that consolation Il VAS ut. 10 uur
~ 10 bci0w. Tears rolled 5csn her
IS, and mighty sobs told ol the anguish
,e' heart. sas caccaS0tlng 20 rouse
% eIsuloB, as the only means ol break,
e force Of her greet, when our aiten.
Has drawn 10 the loud yrIplnz d Is dog
'1al cocker spaniel, that had aecumpa
uin tho carriage from Mrs. Loben.
house, aud IN proving round the
isg bad been acc,dculsily shut up IN a
~. Poor Dlsli y said inc widow, |
- 81 loose YOU my dear Mary was
q YOU, and oueh, TO be careful Of her
'te. took the hint, and walking
y the gallery, opened the door Of the
itom ahence tic barking pfocceded.
vas the apartment, that contained the
Of wearing apparel, which Mrs. l..
rslicd IN her round, without discover.
u token Of her daughter. But the an
hyperion instinct enabled hln TO detect
essence Of a pair OF shoes lha, had IRA
he FEC, Of the lr,lc Mary when she quit.
mothers house on The day oi alb
ZOO Immediately, the door sos open
te faithful creature gathered up The
10 his mouth, and ran to his mistress
cropped them nj her feet, and inviting
''ral,ou by loud and sagacIuu- bark.
0.d lady knew the shoes IN "A moment
they are my g,rl's-l bought them
ofmy darliug--shc has been here-
zen mufdered--and the body OF my
Is usw mouljering in the grave. 4
" ut OF Mysteries cnsued we conSgn
aer . tho care OF the wilc and SISTER Of
AtcFkeeper, who had not been allowed
aa'e the house.
deemed The finding Of the shoes n be
efficient Importance to recall the magls
who was IN tho carnage at the door,
about 10 start Cor London. lie lmme
el allghted, aud cnqurcd into the par
da's Of the affair. Directly II aas prov
Da' Mary Lohenstc,n had been IN the
nv o. rushed up stairs, and dag
Tue Keeper into tho presence % the ma
'a'e, who sleruly asked the man why
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09
wEEkLy ALMANAC.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Far a thunder is sometimes an snhrmiiy yer
/ sall TO sahdoe. A young lady ~ho va n,Dci
,srbsd by It. found greet comfort ~ lhe folios
! lass, which she committed 70 mcmnfy. ans
! ays repeated to herself dufiog v,..lee, storns
Hs.r'si ihos the awful thunasf roll
Sees, thou the lightning ny
p~s tbs dark storm apqal thy soul
Eeaembef, God u nigh
Al fear NOT thea the drr.c alarm
li,s ever watchful sye
VIZ keep thee ever ssie from harm
Remember, God l. nigh.
Ard shouId The storms Of he astad
Thy bttssi. thy tath toy,
o., les them not nv if,cnu prevail
Remembe., God IS algh
cA~iless has escn my ohepucf'd DAY
Tvs known no azure sky
Tbs hope, alone, NV only stay
ka~W that t,od - nigh
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

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