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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

evening of the fourth lay aitefffe above IN
terview, Eliza was furnished yifEfansillstf,i-
nent to unbar her window, AID Was pt,,,nz
ised rope ladder onfthe following evening
TO effect descent from o5e Of tIfelwifdows.
lin the adjoining room; but having iaosened
the bar the same evening The Instrument
for that purpose was put into her hands.
she determined MOI to wall until The fol-
loving evening for the promised hdder,.
mot knowing but the plot might be dlscoy-
cred by her uncle, or by some Of his child
rem; and she accordingly went to work,
making rope (ifsuch il may BE called
from her bed clolhes, by tearing them into
strips aud tying the ends together.
4 After d few hours iabcur she completed
her rope, but fearing it might not be strong
enough to support her, it was sometime
\ before she dared attempt descent But
4 preftrring death to longer confinement
i and fearing that she might be detected, She
resolved to make the attempt, resiening her
! fate into the hands Of Him WHO is fhe
orphans friend. She ditnakc the attempt
and was successful Yes, she was now lib
Ieratcd from a prison in her own house,
where for filthy lucre's sake, = she Had
been confined by her own uncle, and once
more .breathedthe pure air oflreedons. This
was about daylight She Immediately bent
her steps towards the dock where The Bos-
4 ton vessel lay, and from that period of her
/ life till She ushered her husband into her
own house, the reader has already an ac-
/ count. sstz
The surprise and horror stricken uncle
stood in mute establishment for some mo-
ments after being informed by Eliza other
marriage. She again repeated the command
Leave my house in an hour, thou monster
and then returned to her husband, where
the promised explanation was made.
The amazement of Tudor. and the trans
ports Of his wife, at the sudden changes in
their fortunes and conditions, may possibly
be conceived hut they cannot be expressed.
Being incompetent to the task, will not
attempt to describe the scenes that sue
cessiveIy followed the embraces of the hap
| py couple ii the kisses exchanged --the joy OF
| the faithful servants at seeing their young
mistress once more al liberty, fIe chagrin,
| aud modification and decanpmeuts the in
human uncle aud his .family--tlle congrau-
lations Of old friends aud acquaintances-
the parties that were given by Mrs Tuder,
as well as those attended by her and her,
husband-ther many pleasant rides into the
country, &c, &c.
days after the marriage, the attention ofthe
officers and hands Of the Boston vessel.
was directed to a splendid carriage, drawn
by two cream colofed horses, richly capar-
isoned, which was approaching the wharf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

The N. r.. lIerald Of Saturday sayz No
bubble officer aIsconded yesterday up 70
,he houa when our paper went e press 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02
IVron ear Evening" Ddisss@ ]
.vsxc pEmperUur


syIve PEmperear y how on 0on9
rhS slsrl-claa line that sho q hath peeSeas
.yrvr Emseveur . lhe battle song,
kuag Loua froa lips IL death sSsu ssasso-
yive pEnpereurg the midni&st Eiooa
Man heard is sound DER desert areUs
Apd oeating on er cahDons booa,
That echoiny cry rose high ssd clear.
DEEMS Mcs,joi = and fierce 81 0sorgeg
I1ag cb~crca III, charge In days at yOre,
M, nonrhtcan Cali IS squsdroHs urge
I.Ir mai loua shout. vlve PEmps rear"
oovara the nor thern warrior cries,
Forwardths Austrisn masses pouri
lint AuStrian reels, AMI Russian Dies
Where sweeps the cry 'Nive PEmpereurP
Dsrk Austeriitz, ard Migrants Acid,
Mid coutesl's clash and sabre's stroke,
1Beheid the Austrian eagle yiela,
when shrlli ii burst through attic smoke.
And load il swe o, Der Oeean's waves,
Above The deep ,nt d battle roar,
TIL oraud 8riuania's sea roen caves
Cost forth u = sound 70 every shore.
Yts STIRRING peal al w iterieo,
ln,p- ed IN. glitter ing cnlrass cur,
20 brr ak I'D + giar rs squares anew.
Then rest upos his sl0ou-staned oses.
Rut busbed nd sill Ger Europe fair,
4. new III. tramp md din OF night,
Ana ,hs brig n; star which led thr war,
M % she realms Of endless night
And me- hpyond the bounding main
R,s, sti on S. Heieaa's shore,
Nor ye, eran striv' fresh W.T. ann !"
vines sweeps me cry 'Vive rEmPeisu1: W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

A HABEAs CoRPUs Casa young woman named
Mary Moore, alias Mary keefe, went on Monday night
the third tier OF the Park theatres and by her conduct
and LANGUAGE created great disorder and noise and
put out She then got into hack, and harangued and
INDUCED in sundry other heroiss dishonaring to
herself and disgusting to those around her Yesterday,
on complaint she was arrested at the hosse Of Mrs.
Miller 133 Reede street, by officer Peck-aken ts the
Police and prison. She will be brought out on
writ Of habeas corpus to day. at the instance of her
Counsel, for hearing, touching her right to be dis
charged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

A KTlFlCIAI TFEIu-rro-n one to . coaa p,e,e
set WITHOUT CLASPS SPRINGS DC on the prisck
piles ~ atm spherc by LEVITT Denist Mo- go
Broadway entrance RI Wares The Improve
nen and Distinguishing i~ssre ofh method the complete
hrrago the 'ss.niis sbecis nj the and security o.
The supplied teeth w the h. wholly without clasps g
sur sprnRs or any Other sla r. rsons interest
ed inth improvement, WI YET unacquainted With Us
ure and rx,ppi, ray by q SLIGHT INSPECTION
WHICH u FREELY OFFERED TO THEM, thattte plsn
d rem ~ principle snd results fron,AeY hitherto prnss
~ " NEW foRk and that tie shpvs statrmen strictly
and entirely accurate
His ,r,re COS ~ The HioHEsr ORDER are mos, ample
he opRea ~ The New York pubic ON vi mpuvea sys-
H. the foil swing respectable pap~rs-vtle
tew Work. NJ mr. 10th Juiv 1855; Courier and Enquirer
bcce. l''t 1865, kyepisg Star, i7.h June, 1881.
ety2t-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

Ahou, o'clock this morning fire broke out in Nor
r.on, TalIsw Chandery, in the block bounded by West
washington, Hammond and Perry streets
From the combustib,e nature Of the materials with
which the flames Instantly supplied it was impos'
s;he 10 arrest their progress before all the ADJOINING
buildiDgs were on tre.
Between twenty and thirty of our excellent engines
were quickly the spot, well manned and large ooay
Of water was soon thrown the flames But owing 10
the time Of the morning and the fact that most OF the
6remen were bed, (having had two false alarms 'he
.,me nj ybtA the FIRE extended the whole length and
depth of the block before its progress was etectray
checked.
AT one time the fire crossed Hammond street and
wrapt the large timber yard close to the North River
in Aames but iremen by tremendous sxertens got
it under in this quarter strong line oil engines being
formed down Perry street, the buildings the corner
Of Perry and Washington were saved. The FIRE, how
ever broke through Perry in several places
About two thirds of the entire block is destroyed
that facing Perry and West being all that escaped
entirely sninu-ed ltwas awful and distressing
sight, forty houses being fire at one time; and
so rapid was the progress of the flames that the inmates
had barely time rush from their beds into the street,
some OF them as naked the hour they were bora
The houses were mostly Of brick, stories high and
inhabited by industrious mechanics, many Oh ~hoA'
have los; all they had in the world.
The body of one man, burned TO death, was taken
from the ruins this morning and two other persons
boy and young woman missing whom il is feared,
have shared a similar fate.
The tallow chandlery situated No. 3l7 West
street
The iron foundry of Richard & Damerel, l43 Perry
street, is destroyed.
Messrs Ward, Green & Hulock amongst the sui
ferers. As also
Joseph Hadlock, carpenter. 3le West street.
John A. L. Terhune. carter, 3l6 West street.
J.B. Green, mason, 655 Washington street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

NEW AND IMPORTANT ATTRACTION
Splendid Confectionery Establishment Jus opened IL
Gait arne st.The public respectfully invited
and examine the stock prepared
establishment under the The most eminent
workmen Ice Cram and Jeles kept constantly hand
Pyramids, Banchmanges msde notice. SEN,
part OF city Cakes made and namsnted in sups
style. Ladies partcu arly requested To
m inc. Your orders are respectfully solicited
je2l-1ms D FEMME. No S2a Catherine 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

The wheat crop IN this county, which is now harvest
ed proves 10 be abundant, and Of excellent quality.
The rye and oat crops are also toerably fair and
the corn is promising but has suffered considerably Of
late from the dry hot weather-Staunton Spectator.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

SUDDEN DEArH.--A woman, whose name We could
not learn residing at 70 Geerck street went out on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock, apparently perfectly
we'll returned and after died. An inquest
was held and averdict returned Of death from some
cause unknown.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

CARD ENGRAVING.
Whiting Cards, store Cards, G ards
at Home, de. dc.
NEAL LES
CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE,
No JOHN STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
~ Store Cards, Cards Home for Wedding Parties, &c
&c engraved approved and fashionable STYLE and
printed the euamelled cards the shortest
Bills exchange bill heaa bills of lading, abls, NC kc
graved the prices for cash. The srctes aenon
" visiTINe CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DOL
LARS. jylS.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

ENTHUSIASTICALLY was, as far this region is
concerned decidedly the hotties: day this At
o'clock in the afternoon, McAllesters thermometer
the shady side Of Chestnut rect reached log l2.
IL is said that several gentlemen in linen jackets
who hustled with toerable vivacity up the ihermo.
neter had no sooner traced the mercury its height,
than they gave up" with deep eroan and evsporaled
like an exhalaton the evening '-Pennsy iranian.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

IL ST. AND BU r'FEB ANtvps-A .prndil
sucI~. nj abi private trrn es sad wartsnes rso
arenh vor sale w Lhwls FkUCHIw ANGkR,
jy2e.y q Courtlandt st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

hySwNTAEH YsUP.-An eacctuai cure for
" sysenisry diarrta and bo~ III Of children
Mrs Hayes late ~ brooklyn, 2s8 Bowery, dscov
eref ahl- tho above diseases which have
the desired feet in few hours whch erpprepee OF
II ears shr f.-ls confident viii he the human family an
valuable blessing. Mrs H. mahes this notice pshe from
which her fellow beings and can pro
dnoe 81 certificates and refer o 1000 peroas New York
" osk YIN, wuch too numerous menen Pce, per
bottle. Mrs H. also ofrrst the pubic invaluable Wye
W.ter, and eectsa for and inf AIMED ayes
Price boe rsferrrers and fcntes
her rrsd 28e Bowery vbs the above be had they
may so br ob,aiue genuse At 1853 FuoH Brookya
mrs. HAYS 7ss Bowery So
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

NJ The steamboat Georgia, the one that raced with
the Pulaski, is on her way to Boston, on a pleasure
party.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

UJ' Mr.. w. Mansfield, who was burnt at the fire in
Anthosy street, belonged to Engine company No. IA
and net to the Hose company of that number.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

COLLr CTio ; mae throughout the Uniies states,
I'm Silver ana Bank Of esgsnd Notes tough, AMI sold by
3. J. SYLVESTER.
jy@u $50 Broadwsy.G 81 wslls.
DALTiMORI :. AND DisTN,CT FUNDS VIII
- be purchased Al Of one per een' de-,n 80 ds, at
B2su $50 Broadwss ant % wsus-
Il neS9.Es.ry Soss9 S say; y.s1rs.S Why ss YOU sof
sr
Ss 'S . any ss,. s 6
class 70 ,nrn ssd yet 10y d' ~sss away 70 a.
eli this when a serain ard remedy be bae,
Apply 10 s. y, SANDS n. 90 Fulton, corner Of VII
who will warrant that given according y his directions u
viii cure ninete"n cas-. DOT q twenty 2, I'M;
J. g. Doda corner Of Brosdw.y and eecss,s., AID BY
Bprnet, Chemical Hall, No IS Sinh Avssus, New York
iei5 I'm
a -nn rev aIsD--CRoss's SPE,ifIc MA
1CUV TuRs-Forihee 're o. oonorrha. alerts, ssric
ell remedies ye, discovered Eos the above complaints hs
regard diet, arnk exposure or change n application
We give ne long auaeklsh 10 deceive
public the medicine does not spesh Cor ITSELF no one sh,
.Ss s q, +. our propsor ess"r ar. CO.. q r.
cen, Gonorrhoea TO be srough 70 Which The hrue w M
This Is disease that unfortunately psrvsdes all ranks
society high low rich snd pool ma,I noa ,nd ,sse
themselves without the least exposure 10 the sbore'
| urpe possible
fuherhe diessecsnnctse esntrsctedi d-se oftse Mn
tu.eistshen =, nlgb,oa roins 20 bed when eIp-.sd
tits IN botl~S with fuIl dircciions accompanying
bottle One bottle lasts week which generally cares
| Many are cured In two days.
vor sale only q, pr VIM ". Minors drug store, No S
srosdway, corner Of Dey 81 ttrsnLlin rousel New York;
.ad At jones Huchnsons ~ Cbessut and nh s
| Philadelphia 80 W.
| VAST RIVER FIRE INSURANCE. CON
| - PhNy-NoA uian' Il. nert do south ~ val s,,ee,
and opposite tie exchange continues 10 insure aims
loss dsmsg by 6rs upon ~ houses and ott.r bu irg
| and upon raals. wares and pierrhssdire
4 Jsn,es ncRrids, Joseph KerpochouL
i n. 4. wulams ioh. wilson
4 Tborss suntwn, H4brrt DyaJe.
| Henry W. Hiss Chsrles Oakley,
/ W., Mapdevte, ". a. t'srp,wI,
| "a uul,ru white, Abrrr wsywsp
L Rs,,sr, .. Din George Csggesg all
4 Hamilton Murray, Theuas NJ smith,
i John q. Hicks -. ......
/ q. asILLlMAN. Secretary. Iss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

~ approved Dea,rsee.-
To give a pear whitene@ 10 he teeth,
r enhance the charms AND beauty of the msuth,
And add fragrant eetsess 10 the breath,
Is an attainment eng de,oaty wished,
Though ne'er ill . effectively achieved.
The tIrrs Tooth Paste happily insurcs
THIS much desired result, will It's use,
With prsmp' ness high satisfaction prove.
THE ORRis TOOTH PASTE. while Vi beauties the
testh, removing and preventing every appearance o
tartar givrg them clear and pesriy whtenes Inn
proves the color OF the lips guns and gives additional
beauty the enSrsbs OF the monthby It's snec citing
properties II greatly tends preserve the teeth from decay
and also iupsrts that peculiar and fragrant the
breath for which the orrs Roo, Justly and extensively
celebrated. For sale VIII lcsaie and retail by
NJ. G. HART, No IT'S Broadway,
s2i.y corner Of Courtls ndt st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02
PUBLISHED DAILY nv
"A III II " 40 n ID On III NJ N E II IT

JAMES GORDON BE NNETT.
NO. ANN SHEET.
Terms OF ADvERTIsING.-Thee extensive cireulston
o. The HssaLo both In town asa country, make superior
cha mel tor advertisers
roR TWELVE LINES
o"'e e~s " days. y days Sg
1Ools i75ls 2I2l u $50
ron RIGHT LESS.
weeks " So months, 90 90
l month, 90 months, 10 90
GJ Al Advertisements 10 be paid hrfcre their Insertion
Advertisements inserted IN the wEEkLy HERALD, at 81 90
persquare every isseron.
price, copy Country subscrh'r furnished o.
the same rate r specific period on artnita CO ~ sk
No paper sent, upless paid in advance
kvrrIse IigHLp-ssucd every alderman NJ One 0clock.
Price cOpy. county subscribers fufnshe0 ~
the rate--cnsl w sdvr
WEEKLY fftRkLDssued every saturday racrtfng ~ "
eloepriee ~ s'nis copy FURNISHED country snbsef
be,s % amman, w advance.
10 address their W frs to
ya Gorcn Fnrct rr-rreioe Editors and all etess
ON hush ess mustb be post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

no CURE NO PAf.-Salt Hieam. Rlngworm, Tet-
hr Bnbrrs or jackson Itch, scad Head, and all oher
diseases ~ the skin erecipaly cured by tho ~
SANDS Remedy for Salt Rhepm" which has bsen les
ted rising twenty FIVE hundred hhout in
stance having sd Mo alle alton In dirt necessary and
there no sanger " applying 70 the eudrest infant
discovery before known In the history OF medicine,
and perscn afflicted with cusuecus diseases in any
fem Is invited axe immediate Of this vauabe medi-
cine Nu certificates OF Us virtues have been received
by the tropristOr aId will be ~xbhiedon application.
Prepared by A. n ID. SANDS, No. 100 Fulton.
corner OF william street., ard sold by druggists generally
The pginep cities and towns the Uned alaes
NIB u ordered with ether goeds Of any otLp prn-
cipal drug lists IN this city or Piiaselphia ivss I'm
MEDICAL AND sUNGiCAL.-DR. GLOVER
lvI IL consulted usual Nv the treatment certain of
s sppres the public that he has received regular
professional education in this country, and TO be cased
with s.nsmed doC-rs, medical pufers
the day. Office No. Ana 81, the American Museum
Prvsis entrance tbird door from the Museum Lamp
inner office door " thr evening" eTTN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-02

COLir CTiO - ma throughout the Unirs states.
~ Csnadas and Europe on favorable trrms-Sovcregn
Nm ssn Silver and Bank Of Noes bought sold by
g. J. SYLVESTER.
;x9q NJ IA Broad A. list.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09
POETRY.
THE LAPsE OF TINE.

BIZ WV. c. ssYssT'
lament vka vill, IN !fnllisss isans'
tn. speed With ssics eur noAssts ny;
ysI.h net ever vanished years
But ws.sh ihe yssrs taat hasten NY
LAX. bsw they cen. IA misglet crowd
or bright and dark, bu, rapid dare;
psassth tksm, hk. a summer elead,
The vide .orld changes as gaze.
What. sri.vs that tim. has btssga. SO soon
The sober age Of masheod o.
A. i'd, nigst weep, al mean,
Te see The bsash OF msrping gone.
Gould | give up the ho,ss that sloH
In pTesPsc. iik. Eiytsn isles;
Asa let the ehAr,s.Bg future 90
With ell her premises Rns smiles
The Futur. cruel wers the power
Whose sooH weula tsar thee frsn ny heart
Thes sv -s,'ssy Of the presSat hcar;
We cahhol---ao, We viii not part
Oh, leave ne still the rapid flight
Tasi Askcs he changing seasons gay,
The grateful speed thai briggs the night,
Tbs swim ass GLAD rstuta Of day;
The menihs that touch With aided grace,
Thl. little ptasier a, my hnse,
In who's arch eye, ssd speaking face,
New msanipg every boar see;
The years that Ger each sister land,
Shall llft the eourtry Of NV hifth.
And nsrss her strength till she shall stand
The pride and ps,,srs Of the earth;
Till younger commemorative, for aid,
Shall eiAs asess her smpis rehe,
And rem her frosH shall shrink afraid
Tbs crewssa opPrssscrs o. the globe
True. ,ins will seam and elsneh my brow;
Well, | shall ,t with aged men,
And 1y god slsss ~ill lsl ms .hss
Agtizzly ssars becomes ma then.
And shsuls .s focl sishoner lie
Usoa say head, whes am gray,
Lev. yet shall watch nay iaaiag eye,
Ane smooth the path Of my dsssy
Then haste thee Time, ii, kindsess all
That spssSs tby winged feet 50 FAST
Thy pleasures stay not I'LL ihey pail,
Aaa all thy psias are qeiekIy past.
Thou tisst and bsar'ss away our woes,
And az thv skadswy train depart
The ueners Of sorrow grows
A lighter burden on the heart.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09
A COMMITTEES MAN.

"WeIl, ~ y sal eolered g gemmen "
the other say, to another, " what business
are you pro-ecutia, nov days Y
'Oh nufIin,' ceptIn dat | 'cnslanallv acts
as 'rntt,ee man, dosn to DE- ri!eroad
ooh! hush Niger, YOU don't say s2.
When did you rive at such extheu'sa'
ment ?"
why, Pse been folerin Il less or more
all DIS season, especially sure de raleroad
seat into corporation"
"WeIi, Zeb, what composition do you
get for your services 5"
"Oh pufin 10 mention. 'ceptln dat
'caslonalIy nab de dlsagreeable honor Of
sistlng 10 pu. away de locurnoiur into de
establishment, ~hlch We know may some
time or anoder cxalt ne 10 the exlInguIshet
kepacte Of ngln0eer."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09
NEW FIRM
Watch n Jc,retlyy business.

" WFFW o. UF"F" " EbWStFsFsNs
We invite the attention oi The public 10 our
present Stock of Goods, which We will sell
low for Cash. All kinds OF work done at
the Shortest Nnt;ce.
TRCITER & ALEXANDER.
Nee %, 1887. 7jU
Thos. Trotter returns his thanks TO the
Public for their support, and respectfully in.
viies their custom to the above firm. He
would here remind those indebted TO him b,
Note or Book account that II is desirable
that the same should be settled by Cash
wlthou. delay, as ho caanot give louger IN.
dulgesce.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ALL those indebted 10 Evan HagIer by
n Book Account, are hereby notified thai
the Books are in my hands as trustee ana
the said Evan Hsgler assigned his books to
the use of Messrs. Morrison u Harris, Tor
\ deb, due BY bun to them. on the ION day
Of October, 1887, aud no offset vii be ia
ken since that date.
He. OWENS, TRUSTEE
NIB. All those indebted, are requested
to make payment, by Cash OF Note, 'mme'
dlately, as the business must ana sna'' pe
closed, and those that do not settle BY The
| 81 day Of February. their accounts VIII %
handed odt for collection.
He. OW EMS. Trustee.
Jan. s. 1885 sOT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09

An odd conceit.--A school. boy was de.
tected laughing vehemen,y. HIS instfuc-
tor called him up, and compelled hnm to
state the reason Of his mlrth. i was
laughing said be TO thinA how mnn would
look swallowing his own leg. what
crazy concet--woftly OF any poet wing
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09

Pretty good for a gala young
buck with cnfs.-ts laced a. ught as hdde
strlnes, examining the operator ot one ~"
factories 10 this place short time ago, al
dressed the following sapieni question: 10
one Of the young girls employed ~ work
does this factory 90 by steam young wo-
man. She answered. Ii does not, SIR,
bu. should think YOU did if on we've io
Judge by the smell Of your breath. Pan
tucket Chronicle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-09

then propesed that one should 60 over, and
the other remain behind. Says the Doc
tor, "Ceorge do you 90 owe. for have
forgotten INV boots" by heaven, Doctor
So have l." said his brother !" but We won't
lose our sport as we have come tins tar, SO
both wsded through, and so, over the gate
INTO the marsh and advancing along the
feet, they at length perceived the ducks.
You are near enough, George" said the
Doctor. Aye" replied George, | think we
are not above an hundred yards of. Why
then, fire." saws the Docter: Do you fire,
returned George" "Nhy, have not 90.
the gun-do YOU fire." 81 ere! Why IN
il. have not get the gun, sad his brother
al thought YOU had ,t.-whai a hne oppor'
tunlt, Is lost! Here are no less than thirty
ducks within shot, aud neither of us have got
the gun !" Thus after rising very early, walk
ing at least three miles in a most dirty place,
along the salt marshes and wadlng md leg
in water above fifty yards, they found that
they had 10Th forgot 10 take the qua as well
as their boots.
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Three Young concerted wis, as they
thought themselves, lasa.Dg along the ROAD
near Oxford, met a grave olJ -entie'uan'
with whom they had moo 10 be really
merry: Good morrow, faith : Abraham,
SAID one; Good morrow, falhe. Isaac, sad
the next; Good morrow, father ia 3, SAID
the third. 1 am neither Aoraha Isaac,
nor Jacob, but Saul the son u h'sh, MO
vent out to SEX his faiher's asses, and 10 !.
here have found them
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CATTLE. ~Ss
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Jan. a4,ls3s.

j nhuy II Ptckftd iOAh,
f. mig Tools Smith Iesis,
Dutch Fan, : ogen and HurHess,
Household i Kitchen Flrn'rs, dc.
Terms easy anl l,ae known on the day
of sale.
| will sell any Of the above. mentioned
proper, previous 10 the day Of sale.
II. ". LEE.
january Is, 1852, ~
NIB. All persons indebted to me, by note
or account, arr requested to settle on Of be-
lore the 18th Of February next, or they may
expect to pay cost.