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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

difficulty sens 10 be brewing lctNccu Alkan-
saS and IrNlS about thrr boundary. Tcxas has
lad clam To FaNeite and Miller counties il Afk,n.
sas, aud established land Offices there. \ majority
OF the people side with 'rcNae, have elected lepre
"rlldhseS 10 the FrNiau Congress, and have organ
ned couiles and elected ShrIii., Clerks, Coroncrs.
Nc. my lriuse 10 pay taNes TO or TO recognise tie
jurls,lellon Il Arkansas.
ne sui get has been referred To The Legislature
I'll Arkansas bA t,'r Governor, " ho recommends thai
Muller county, where HE greatest disailc cpn exists
19I where, llr >lNs, tie Laws caGrol he faithfully *.
ceutci, br abolshrd and ben territory attached 10
Snnc otlrrr county pos>essci Of mere 2arliotisn.-
he t'otcluor states that he will lumrdiaiciY .om.
ma,.ca'e with the President of the United States
ana lf9eNie II possible, an ealy and drGn,t,ye aid
Ju>ilneet OF The boundary question. He corcedes
uHt portion ct SlIIi.f county hy, settlement.
'ail 10 IeNas; but asserts, that our Government,
since the purchase oil Louisiana has always claimed
ana exercised jurisdiction over II, aud will never
peatcaby sure der as claims until de slon against
II by IN autborzed tribunal.
The Arkansas Legislature has no, vet acted on the
subject.
The following letter is from the Arkansas Sheriff
OF Miller to lho Governor:
JoncsLoro', Feb ls3a.
To Hts Ey-Jtnts :. CoNw,Y, Goy. &c.
Dear Sgt Is with sotie degree 1t unpleasant
feelings that have a1a,n inform You Il the dis
lracied situation Of onf county. We now lave the
Texas law IN full force. The last TeAian CONGRESS-
has organized two counties, that include pan OF
Lalayeh" cpu4ty aud the Whole ca Miller aiit ..aye
elected court oiccrs-thlt Is, clerks, sAar.ns and
cofohcls. aud last MondaJ held their courts, The
Texas CONGRESS has al.o estab >'c,i land , (rt IN
o"th counties wic. are to 60 INTO operation ON tie
INST OF tins mot, and large majority oil the rilt-
HeH' 81 tn c'uuty evlnCc adetermiaat1nla alI, tin
ID" '"'.c elect though there are some WHO alc c#
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Am II. winch are some very ehcap aud desirable
GOODS.
The toiiowing are Il few oil ? a'tses l>t iec.u
ed, 10 Msrh particularly iuv,tc The atrnto. ut
out hitherto Lbcra friends.
81 and Il hiatoaea ShntiaS,
Gotton O1elbar-s, III good qt.lry 81.
Cait,ocs agd. /. nd lid.
iti,,c, aI Dluc b!dcn silks, he>l qu ny,
FiSmed Pou!i de SON dc, Ye., rIch anl dearabs
,ruClr,
Flgatcd L PTS do. new AMI splendid article,
trencll tanl3iIc, AID Musiln,. ,ciy iue,
nsll,l reach, lnI Il e" Sun liose,
i.Illes ,uld Gcude.ncns SIX tioos.s, bach, whiss
ard coorel,
Linen C..oDre llandaer,,e,-. pl,ia ,ai he.n sie.,
ed
PI,,d aud G-ured Gauzc, aud licr4ani. d css Hand
k,icAiei,
Florence Brad, ;u,d English Straw Bonuets, '..y
H.,
Leahsrne pattt, Tuscan, and Nuns do.
StNiAi and Oi i {. T., u good assortment,
In .ttltpAto the above ar indhls expectation
q solnc ncaty or thniy rac"asr> MUG, wnlcn vii
nudct aal stoekseiy Imposing and tar rrces oi when
is they wire bougll principally At HE VIC io'S
.itcoHS, aud almost euUely ion tSt cttaot lall -
gINc gruclii sa;l,lattio3l. BURTON \ ROBES.
NalcA % II l.
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.s0zs.s T.. .sTiGSs &, Co.

No. 10 Pcnri street., n sw NOHy1
"A RE daily frpleni~hg their asso rtniont t
IA STAPLE DEsE GOODS; aud they lrpst
they viii be enabled 10 offer 10 purchasers very
choice and well selected Stock 'at prices and o.,
terms, such "a will be entirely satisfactory.
RErERFScf---I'o John q. Mcein, and ilolcombe
a. Obey.
New York, Februmy &c r'Gw
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Thr extent to Which couuterlrn- has been earri-
ed in DIIe be ntcir' IRON tie fact that sitce
June ltsf, the L. : Marshal al Akron has assisted
in det,ciip" SGG2 00D at counterfeit bills which were
in readiness. bu had never been pat into circulation.
The same officer has also made twenty SIX arrests.
and captured three presses, together will plates,
dies, aud uthtr apparatus Tor cuu1ltcrfciting.
\ person MAS arrested at Louisville on the jth,
who had in hs possession $1,000 ia couttepcir nojes
Of The Canton Bank, OHIO
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\ roor WOMAN named Sarah Jonas, died few
weeks siucem tie Guy ii New ork :" from ihr +
nt4ed effects of sickness Starvation. cold hunger aud
deslltulion.' NJ elc were the sympalhies Of the
abolition pilAnthoplss
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lFnbi7st,a Correspondence otHc L. 5 Ga.tae.
1t Is known hcrr aiihou Ii the fact cauLo be com
muuicated through tie ddy reports Of lie pfucrod-
Ii9s ii ihc supreme Court, that something oi a
OCcnlred N the court, attrI tie dtct,iGn uu tie
handIm0s cdsc Wis gwen against Amos kruda,i.--
The Att,rl Grncldi, as unacr- ldud the Iltt (iol
-" Is not rcseld,) tuok exception, with all rIotcs-
sloI.dI count. and Difference, to tie rcirrcnccs
made To hIs al uncut, IA ttr dccisou OF The tuuI,
d. dtoWmg the uutlatcc Of some 81 the Sediments
m.tl.d 10 Ina o. Juds lieu lrpiie1, tlbrllosc
II ~ Jed1e HON son mi NJ had ptrt, CO and
dlstm1l rcCuliro oi thai Zach the argument Ct
fhc Atotacy Grue,o, aud dat lAe impression II
aGc upon lis nind, at tuc moment, Ms sut.il tut
II ncVtHt hn hon ioI getting II. The Attotnc,
General did rot seem 10 be convinced by ihis
staten, II. Hds thcu COMO oIattd by another Of the
Judges, (ptl APPS Judge VI hml,y , daJ MAS lheu
Established by another AID anolntr. think one
Jud Il, Il do rot kuuw ceralniy that II vas Judge
sulueIu WIS HI-Nu,tncdu-,ueh as hc had n,,rr
tNi tctCd to Iedl American ust-as il has1.irl,-
ted III Il the TOOL Of our institutions. Thus
convicted, ,otN,uced AID put down, | believe tie
Attorney General s,gn,iied nope o. Il ul,h. OF 4
ttIncsi, dl such pdrt al ms igumtlt, c iad yea
made II, as had been iLu, strangely matua-iIucd
H'gH lbs 5ilekrn from The rrcotu, HAT II lilg III
4ui - lutl IL tac world, he DID not de- NJ 10 be
placed III such IN ,guSucM po,itIou before .he (
III "iftlu p 0lc. britryr tl Judges eAl rt#s-c,l
ilIcu will en- }i.t} the Attorney tei.t raj SO
Idi Is 10 ineStit tltsc spputaaruus bust. ol aul-
MEXICAN WrllnG NOM beng made hauWn 10 the
world, uh 'cf t.e aulhoniy ol the CO It.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

I d. y
aueadnnrut II SuiHc NIGH.
NJ. / sutasue teille4 80 ts.enee Of Ia, lrof",t
to-.
9hc proposition II NJ. +. vas supported h.,
Nes,r-. Netamant. Sni6ii ~ c., Anderson, i'auc
sun. IlalNte sud Eili, and opposed 10y N,ssrs.
GolH ,H1 lial., .nau, aHd lie toic bttra tsaeu on
lheameadueat,l TIE fmrnlneol, VS. deeled IN
tlir rgaf.ye, ave. =, sa's 20.
The aneu5aeujaf NJ. Foum.ae then alop-
led
The gl a.Gl ii, 4ae4lmea, W.. lsiI on Tho Ia.
bic.
fc.aay, 14r1 3.
Nj. Faulkner reported bull d,olcrs Henotl
\. Aihsn1 itom her husband Samuel X. Allison.
Passed.
Ga ,ealian OF Mr.. fsnlsue, thu Sel.a,e to3A n,
tie b u couocmiu- the l.ou,,1 Ratllo,d. pas..l
Nj. Patesoa moved 70 ta.e up the oil providing
ior The construction Of d Roa4 lsom Mlnene.et to
Ssaautol.
u, nfoi',n ef Nh Smith OF < tLe 7.h ,estr.. Of
tie bill NJ, stiue. OIL.
hhef aseBdiaruts ~rfe al.o n4ads To tiio bill .
-ttei winch II WIS ras ed--ays. -. no.s 10.
Ai. Smt5h 81 K. ttDul tbc Co,an,tfrc at Geucrd
ls"', reported i htl iar flua rea.,essrelt OF lie
Land, ol ihs Commonwealth. with amendments
EVENING SESSION.
-. au,i9a Of Sir. Eaql,t. ~ Unite tooa u ,!.r
"at.i"ere.,as las eai-l s,.eh uisic Roanoke Nav
v ttloh s"@l'ut.
Nj. smith OF e moved 10 .lrikr.ui rhe til sc
lou q tie btii aiueh VA, opposed By Nrssrs.
Bslust. Huudp, anil daNA,i aud adyuo4 lcd -,
Ne,,ts. Suash 81 C., la3,.t4d Patterson. antl AS
oancd-'le7 >, NO. I. l'ie bdl WIS tLru Lud al
til, tIale
Onm"r,an 4 Nj N,sh, the S,nate Adjourned TIL
to-. OTtuu. 10 o.t.eea.
nut Al OF DELEGATES.
gga=,.i5,, li,,.1..,
NJ, WoaI'o'h ohercd the following resolution.
=
=, ~ ''h''hi -7''f"hH Tat ihr
'2a'" ~ h''' nm he Instructed +" have SUI
'9,', y n''f''',' nR,'f'f' rome Tor a E"-
,,',,,x ,'"''N IL ''''
9""'s ~ '1's''' u 70 '''er '"h'rh'" point oil
'''' - ~" H. "'NF, LOUISA "u1i he"'r3nd Eot-
uohN''H'' """ih' LOUISA hddlInad, aud maj such
r"E'tP' ,fP"' :" ' h9''' al e'ii' ale oi the prob
'pi, ps VI s''' Il IA ai"ei.
-. - - ",'i'' t'' i,,''Nh2 ''io''oh
n'N3t''s al 'R'' i"li-' VIII proceed indh-
WI" ~ VI, "il"''''''"' u Doom h'efrf IL supply
,"' ''1""9 ''e'''o"'' ~ tne "e''h 81 Ih"inds l..
~
','i',' A'','E 10 9'rss'y Tor sueh aP.
',''',''' al 'r' an l'''"l "i me T'Nsion, moved
10 "a, ''e resolution "n th' tzbie-waeh Mas a
"t,' 10
- -" "''''," " vi NM I' ii'n'e 'o'h up the
u. .iI,, ''' ~ NV ''''"'''' III '''h'r'
ne '"e7uhfHl 'i h'e Committee oi The NlI"e,
wv ''''E II nv '''ss't1 10 lh'Ieasr tEt tate 81
''N"''', 'e'"s u'''' '"HS'dtl''''h IL
49,, '''.'' I'LL '>'@n'"h "' the tn' eondi-
- ''' '''' , ''ta III =" me imperative tf-
'''"a " Il" IN 'c'7' % ''Nail'p' IA oras 10 meet
,l' ." P'"ia"l'n' n''e iot internal Improvements.
~ 'a''u % ''ie ~ ne WIS rse"Stl' aud Il Would be
'aI '.5"'' =" "''' i'"'''teh 10 meet Tie demands
~ M ~ NY
A''.#N 'etNis Ms WING tar ~ ,acIedse 10 meet
~ ''e''t 9,"'l"s' '" VI l,r wished uto arranged a.
e a i'led 10 Tie b'nd Tor internal improvement.
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<,ss&.s'G%g3 .gss EgsszSsss,'. sc.

= VIE 1T 81 klBf.k Ia, tor sale Nt S'""'''
Z Fi1ls3.> sGs.a'2s'agb.ss. al Cm*hst
MuLnHHRl CUTTINGS, producing iea>'s h'ms
Is lu"ur> ia dlamrtrr.-i.lhcNI>ct ir a"fns Az
6a %" 81 ate si.siiaH VA aifeTsy SEEDING
r8EIS. my are u0slcd IN accommodating 's'0'',
! hose "isnlagto plocalr either MID VIII 40 WV
maze c3i'y application, the lune i near At 'N'
mhen rhcy should be sri est. He has also Tor say
d supply ot tac I'G@t white ; clup y. IA s'"""
s3g-:S. Apply II the Ollicr OF TIA lync!har M
glnul. on to SIR. J5mss q ,ncwcil, Al Tie Mulberry
Farm. two milcs from l.ynci.hnrS, GA the Ambn'
Comt- louise load. l.. fLEItlIt.h.
March - ITS
E1..s.'Ef1'&gGs g'E4Ea .EG.2gDE.W::.
'g'ilE SUBSCRIBERS having associated Them
q selves togct rr, Tor tie purpose oi condnr'"g
the above mentioned institution mhf II Will be opener
on the .,ti March urNt, lor the abstraction 81
Soes1is, respectfully Iieil ia ahata u pubic P''
rona2c.
Fac scat;c.ny, An3wn as tao Old Baptist
Church, Is large and conmoGIou>, ron'eh'nS
and pleasantly situated on The Westcrn ormI'f""
Of 81 street, and secluded lroa, tbs nose and D'"o
OF the town. -
That course Of instruction viii be pursued "H"A
will quality the pupils lor admission Isto College"
The niyel>y. 6
The prices o. mi,ion for The session oil NV
months, viii be, for
Ortho-rphy, Reading, Within; and A'''i- 80, :,
tnttlc Sis'"
English Grammar, Geography with the
u.c Of Maps aud Globes, Ancient and
Modern II stony, Natural and M,th Pm.
Ioso, hy, Rhetoric, Logic and Mental Put ,>,oa
lnsopby, Sio'o
Mathematics, the Latin and Gleeh lansuascs 2oVo
Domestic and foIeisn Bookkeeping, an GA n,
ezra charge OF ~
Board aud lodging will be furnished tho p'!"N
who EIy dcsiio II, toI - per mouth
KO. Il. SHELTON,
VIZ. JANES SHELTON.
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u,,.rl 10 n h.s. ted "a saiat efaof'e ~. ia"-
II \, kansas lat 1--we partially iafioi J. s taxes
of ti. rotipfy IL tie last var not near all f0l
le,rtl and It Is INV uut OF ~, l9Nor TO To II "illon
,,,,,, ss.i.tauer YESTERDAY lad 10 take NEGRO OF
Hablf Il nui.su'> 10 make the money for lns taxes,
aad la! to summon guard I" hetp ar i"uhg'
i,t,tlltos uVef-rer inn fahtng iht neEt" lfphi me
Ia, a.. E,ptu sa,. ihdt Mr.. Mays i determined
- .ra, IL. n, zoe. H. resist The lave nj Athan-as--
,.r1ft sas- ,i-o. fat u ntI Bell !, detcrm'ncd TO
ann hl- He .sees er the samc purpose. Mays Has
f,,. Ito -, Ia, tax "a Afausis, and saNs that hc
will i.tiiil he dies before be Will comply With the
ft,..i tfhaasas. EifAsrd P.ie.s and otlslr' have
qa.....o,y .c.pscd to comI "Il the lln any way
Iii Ill =, -, 'i3lH h'7 ct ".ia
,gI oa.. lac, larc 3lIsLe wants to rule he Whole
ynrll aad he lias irsed lie most of the uss hrfe
..,.r ave Lceu mend ers to lie xiaa GonGies,
regularly t.,elci h.Ie >uec the Declaration OF III
Igr.arnsr. nd 3.cy hoo n,,felteseated on Sua-
t.ta. 'l'lr n..:ues %. The 2enrlam-a who are mem
gcrs ri Gfe r.hmH Congress nom tins county, are
l. cl.ard Els. Senator: C.lr AclNmney, Col a
rents ard Dan,ol kowieft. Kei IescntaIres. Col.
Parents Is cea..s Judge u 'htS county tor esas'
aud Mr. inumg ShcIIh; Dt. Wight. CiefA !;
Aaus,l y. Matthew'S, JdHs, bItilnrr aud Mr.. i.ant,
are and commissioners Jclcrs"n Milon surveyor,
and Bcuj. Gonch. crrA oil the Iand Office oi Red
RIVER ounty, tAtlch includes THIS plhte.)
here Is another AT, LAID of above 8odlrk, c-l
lc,; f,<SirG, thr names OF ha sf'csrs OF winch
c,uaiy am 4be u eva.
Dear 81 IL; /, NOT ~ Your rover 10 Arrest these
IeNian officers and tbose mho ais determined 10 ''-
sl,l tle law, 81 Arkansas, nth lltr haAhal OF Aoul
H'"if' toHhaS 'oi'Saef h'y o''1e ""'o' "u' "P
point other prrson III my Stead for IT IS odi o
.ay i'"ff to any iii"& II 'h'N III" .'2"'
u }o' SIM the ''",'i'' MY ''''"" ~" '
better procure guaid III same o'hef pan u 'n'
state atlougl there are but few persons N 'hl9 negh
borhood but Who are Wiling 10 con'p'y With '!'
I'"s oil 3naEe1,.
lii fe'i co., ~ .,,., 49,,
(S,81t9) T.. HhAHt'.h 'Ne'W
u Hdtef county.
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DrAqHof DIX. Ee9 olreu.--Thr Gtst nrarhenratl-
cl,n ofthc rev world Probabiy the dtst Of the al
is dead.
&c died an I'ti,lay, in Bo>ton-eayinE nnGns' ed
What uour remain Ia eoupicre. hi, trdusiaun, With
auuo'a,ioas, ii the i'tcoat re teleate.
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THassda9 Nal %. ls3-.
Ma / enf.finr nu,sd to take a. re bill concerning
the LOUISA Railroad
Nj r. masci IA ancnti The Lill 30 10 anhos
rise the Bond 81 PaaiiG Wot.s IL snb- cnbu Iifoc
uhhs 81 tie ct ltd -lufk 81 thl, road.
Nj $a>h Frufasoi - two NTH rs III amendment
To tho amendment at Mr. +. Nj. y. advocated hs
aneadmeut n soisc f.neth.
NJ. + .uta.ue tsi'lte4 ~ ts..nee Of Ia, ptofo,t
to-.
Nes,r-. !etamsnt Suialt rf G.. Anderson. l'attc
sou. IIaiv,r sad Lbs, and opposed h., N,ssr..
Gollia .a1 ii5i.,uau, a.d lie sojc betn raaen on
the amendment la Ire amendment. us dr,led IN
tlis urgaf. AYES -. noes 20.
Tie ameu3-aeble 81. Foa,a.nc nas then a.lop-
led
The 5l NH she 4ao4lmea, was lsil GA Tho Ia.
Bile.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
CORONATION or YOUNG VICTORIA,
TIE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.

There j. report that ;he coronation
Is 10 take place an August The differ.
cncr IN the forms and ceremonies that
viii be tie consequence Of the S,ve-
reign being female are already begin
ning 10 be di cussed. and VIII no
doubt soon fad employment for She Of
fciais in the ilrflld's College There
IS no doubt that those pcr,ouagcs would
render the Queen 90 essential or. at
any rate. an acceptable service, # they
could by any possibility fnd piece
dent iof dspensing with. or AZ least a..
isung. the Torn OF the homage 81 the
Peers, rs Il ~ her Majesty vii have
"a receive The kisses Of siV hundred cl-
dctly genilemo n on this occasion Tie
homage speflufmed thus The Atch-
bishops audlishops frt knceling before
the Sovereign. tht Afcbb,shop ol Can.
tefbury saying aloud. and tie rest OF
thc Bishops follow ing him ]. william.
Archbishop oi Canterbury. tand go the
rest &C the bishops vail boz faithful and
true, and lilh apd truth will bear. unto
you our sovereign Lofi lL3dvl and
VOuf heirs. Kings "a The tinted kibg-
dom 81 Great Britain and Ireland And
] will do sud truly acknowledge the
service of che lands which l-cla,m Co
hold &c YOU. o. iu right Of the church.
80 help ne God The Archbishops
and Bishops then get up. and kss ihe
Soscfcign's tets check Then The
temporal Peers leach class separately.
follow Alter The oath has been pro
nounccd ihe Peers rise bot SOL rewai1
aud each Peer according
TO his rank and prccedcnce. snsl, as
cends ihe throne. and touches with his
hand ihe crown on ln Sovereign .
head. anI kisses his OF her cheek 49,
Now. as II isnollikely shat many Peers
vii be absent on 50 interesting an oc
casion ss the coronation Of our young
Queen, her Majesty viii bsve 70 ua-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10

EXTRAORDINARY EScAPE-Some
days ago Young man OF village near
l. Orient. France, who had engaged
himself as a substitute in the army,
gave onc-half OF the sum he received
10 his only relation, a sister, and having
embraced her took his departure TO Join
his regiment. Another man, who vas
.prescn: at The parting scene. and after
wards accompanied the recruit 20 Van.
ucs. returned about 6 o'clock 10 the
abode Of the forlorn gull and knocked
at the door. Recognizing his voice,
she let him in. lie Immediately de.
handed the money he had rccciv ed
"a the morning. The poor Creature,
knowing that she had DO means of es.
cape or rescue. Immediately compile d;
hut he insisted that she must give him
the whole. which she did, and. on her
protesting tha, she had gwen him The
last sous, he told her that she must die.
but gave her the choice Of having her
throat cut, being shot with a pistol
which he produced, or being hung -
The natural horror Of blood, induced
her 10 choose the last mode OF death.
The villain hereupon searched the
house. and finding tworopes, he bound
the poor giIl, hand and foo with one.
whilst he formed a slip knot with the
other aud endeavoufed TO fas,cn i, TO
beam in the room. To accomplish
this IL was necessary for him 10 get
upon the table. He had Just finished
his task when his foot slipped, and the
table fell from under him, end he was
caught by both the wrists in The moose
he had made for his victim. A he
was unable 10 eX;rica,e himself and
had firmly bound his victim. he re-
NAMED suspended. and she IN the po-
sition ia which he had left her. for two
nights. and a day. Ga the second
morning the nci.hbors, finding the
house still shu: up. knocked 4, the door,
and being answered by the meanings
of the girl. forced their way in, and
found her, and the faithless friend OF
her brother. IN the situation above de-
soribed. Tie poor grl was released
and received every assistance her con
di,ion required. The man was taken
down, secured, and conducted TO pr. on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
VOL. 81.
From tho Unirs',i'y .vags=in,. Er february.
ALL MUST FADE,

NIL MUS tkOe.
Where are the modest ,iolels gone.
That grew so fsiEtlJ ,weet:
And. rs the Queeu Of May passed 90,
Were strewed beneath her feet'
Maiden Spring not long can stay
Violet. must fade away.
Where are the flowers loved the Leaf,
The glO"inS rO.os-ssyi
Thst deCked the Nilisge maiden, brea,t
And peasant. hat gsyi
Youth tie summer months must fy,
And The brilliant r0tes die.
Then lead me 10 the .,reamiets brink;
In murmurs soft and Tow.
" blts the lhnsiy blossoms drink
That un tie n,arg.B grow.
The sui as Gsror-ihe wind was high
The ,tgeamietb peL5.od bed Is diy.
Show me the bower loved OF old,
To rest m unPrr-rtved:
Where i,le. 81 .,mplr love were told
ny simple hearts believed.
The leaves are gore Tho flowers ere dead
The cool aud fragrant shade has ged.
The gentle girl, who. when she met
NJ gaze, her eyes ne'.r raised,
But on the umid violet
tilet oSn sweet emblcu) gazCd-
DeBuiy w,thcrs and the mid
Like the leaves aud bowers, must face.
But where Is he who passed his hours,
Lost Ia a pleasing cream;
Who saug the ste Thsrjess-th Covers
The hrbor and The strcsm'
Fancy 1ies-liir soon !, Ger
The youthful Pot l. NO more
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dergo rather severe inillciion in the
ehas,e se'u'es OF the lords spiritual and
temporal
The Steele states, as an accredited
report. that the Queen Of England.
setting aside the old forms Of etiquette.
has addressed an autograph letter to
hing LOUIS Philippe. inviting the Dukes
OF Orleans aud Nemours To Toe present
at the coronation, bu: that a. his Males
~ docs 10, wish 10 be separatcd-iiom
both lhs sons at the sane time. the
Duke de Nemours alone will be allow
ed TO ACCEPT the invitation. The jour
nal adds that the civil list all contribute
mos, Literally towards the mean. Of en-
abling his royal highness to appear With
distinction OF what will be u splendid
rivalry IN insyniiiCence.
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SINGULAR AND INTERESTING OCCUR
RENEE.


A respectable woman having left her
child, an infant Of two Years OF age. 90
play about the door till Sic attended TO
some household duties. went when
she wa, dRengagcd To look f,T her
charge The uTchIn could barely c!awl,
and she expected 20 hnu ii at the door.
There however /, was not, and the mo.
ther. IN considerable alarm, called on
several OF the neishbors 20 inquire II
they had seen her chIld. No one had
seen ~; and as considerable time had
now elapsed ~ making fruitless inqui-
mes the anxiety Of the poor woman be-
game proporiionaliy augmented. Pa
rents can only judge OF her feelings
when no trace OF her child could be
found. The neighbors kindly assisted in
making strict imposition IN ever we'll,
pig styc hen zoos, OF out Of she way cor
ner, for the wandered wcan. Tie was,
however. no where 20 be found. ard "a
last recourse. they resolved that the
bell should be sent through the town
ia the meantime, the mother IN a state
bordering on distraction, went into her
own house 90 fummage every hole end
bunker. bed and cupboard. While thus
empioyet one 81 her fympsihsing
friends happened 60 cast her CSC 10 the
gable Of nelglbJrs house aud there.
with surprise and horror, discovered
thc lost child pcrchcd on ladder, and
within a few steps 81 90 very top. APP
plrcnUy quite delighted withiis state Of
cxllliuon. \ lady endcavotcd 20 IN.
dIce The ambitious note 81 como down.
bat no u shook its head and sat fsst
She then tucd 90 q up the ladder. but
bali way pp her head grew giddv, and
shc vas obliged 10 descend without &C.
complaining her object. The mother
was informed oy ihis time that her
child was found bot her feelings may
be u1ic easily guessed than described
whcu ,be saN as danger The ladder
was long enough 90 reach The caves q
q tbfer-siofy house and within four
steps oi u vas hes child. holding firmly
by one OF The bars. and looking quite
1nplicendy on the frcs below A.
With trembling steps thc aeitstcI mo
'her cautiously assembled Che ladder.
bat ahea within sffns length Of her co..
FAINT AMI on tie point Of layI Jog hold of
llm. be, a. II % mock The agony oi hls
parent. clambered Up The remaining
steps and sif1ddliog across 'he top.
mast bar. held out hls little hands snd
smiled. as iiproud Of his daring Feat
The mother al last folded the object u
her fears and affections 20 her fond boz
SON. and descended with her precious
burden IN safety. shedding tears u
gratitude and breathing q heartfelt
payer 10 that Providence which had
20 miraeulously preserved her dear lit Z
Ns petit Polsksy Advyfisey.