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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

'HAgLESroWN VA July 10.
THE RATTLE SNAKE -Tnis ycnunou. re.
iIie Is now rarely To be seen in onr county, but we
are ini fncd That one Of enorm buS size MAS killed a
few days since b. Mr. Patrick DdskelI. in ia, noigb-
borho0l Of Undesirable. ia This county. 81 meas.
urcd { feet IN length. anil ) inclies IN circumfer.
ance. Viz ID wal near falling a prey 10 Tie deadly
lungs Of This monster. lie was engfged ia hauling
IA gram and hearing an unusual noise at his heels.
turned quickly 10 observe whence II camc. when. 10
his great surprise and alarm, he discovered lhs
snake NJ tlie very act OfspringIng NJ him. Fortunately
a tfee was aear BY behind which he suddenly re-
ircaied and thus NJ doubt saved his life; Tor the
teeth Of the reptile were at the same n.omeni bu.
RED ~ The bark Of the tree. Mr. d, Citing lhe a.
laim, ffe hands Of Ile field hastened 10 the SPOT.
when 10y 'le aid Of numerous piichfcrks. rakes. &c.
'the s%crpenls's head was soon bruised" Il had
raules and a button. nm evidence that II
an "Oid rcsiIenier PITS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

INTENDED REVOLT OF S~LAVES-The
follow ing arc the particulars Of the contemplated
revolt Of The Slaves in those parts Of Louisiana and
Mississippi bordering on the river. The news ere.
aied some sensation at New Orleans, particularly as
II was exaggerated in lis repetition.
The over-eer Of The plantation of Robt. J. Bar.
10" oi West Feiiciana. hayin ing occasion III arise
from his bad late in one of The recent hot nights,
heard What he believed 10 be negroes converting in
ono OF the quarters. On silently approaching the
vicinity anu listening, he overheard two OF the slaves
discussing the subject at a rising against The whites.
lhis led To the examination the next morning Of the
two fellows, when they COME. sed the fact, and gave
information that lee 10 the arrest Of several oiliee.
The alarm was Immediately spread abroad. arrests
were made m various plantations. and il was found
by The confessions that they ali agreed ia the main
Iacis' That There was 10 be n general rise. and that
the LIST Of August wus the day agreed upon.
a While man, n carpenter. who had lately done
a job OF work for Mr. Barrow. was also arrested OH
suspci1n and examined. lie said lac had nothing
I'd do with The piUI-Iha lac had never said any
thing TO The negroes on The subject, but acknow-
lodged that they frequently spoke 10 him, and in.
formed him all about il.
This white man, with about 10 negroes. all o.
whom had confessed their knowledge Of the intend
ed rising. were In the jail at ST. Francisyille, guar.
dcd 10y a company of volunteers.
""'"'I'e' we lcdm numerous slaves were
confined IN The Jail, having confessed 10 The same
Ilcis as Hose arrested in FeIiciana.
Capt Liufent states that on stopping Mt Point
COupce' 10 communicate information of the siIua-
ton OF the Affairs above, several gentlemen recol
iecied occurrences Of recent Gate which tended io
'onhrm the suspicious that the slaves OF IiIcir sec
iInn were parties 10 the wicked plrr. DUct. -
SAID he had been asked what day Of The month il
vas by more negroes. within The !ast ten DAYS. than
ia seven years beforehand there had been unusual
assemblies OF The slaves IN Father bye-places, for
several Sundays past.
Some ci the negroes have confessed that The
combination was from Bayou sara 10 Naichrs.
IL may not Ice amiss to remark, that the plania-
tons IN Fehciaun and WilkiusoL county from whic
The slaves were taken who are imprisoned, arc
owned by The most wealthy aud respectable plan.
icrs Of the States, whose kind aud humane treat.
meHt VI their slaves il proveIbisI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
Observation-Disclosures AcCfnrvr

We abrdgo the anncted solemn account or f5s
severe uil elton Of one 81 our most ammbfe epI re-.
Ycoicd families from The Ene Chronicle. of ds
9Th ut wv
One Of uc m1st painful accidents occurred n ON,
Tor, on Saturday night last tl,t We ever hal Il, rs.
cord. About twelve o'clock on that evening fb,
"clmboli New England arrived NJ the emr,1c, ~
ouf har.or. Among thc mscngers. vas tbe 6rsi.
~ Of Josiah king. ia Of Pittsburgh. consi.ti1g o1
himself. hs lady, Mrs. HOldshIp. (moibcr of NJ.
hingJ and three children. Of The aces Df.oyop I've
and three. together with a nurse namel R,,b,,,
Williamson. Instead Of coming into The b,rbo, Z,
The usnll way. he Captain proposed Ia sepd NT,
Ming AMI DIS family osIoro on q yawL ossg,ipg
ihcm d thc safety Of such n course.
Tho result wss. Tie bat leaked & began d, ill
hey turned bach 70 The poir, und in getting out tho
boat carccncj uud lhrow on into The water H. fee,
~ Die own cf,ris. principally. aided by rc ,uer
.''scugcrs, NJ King rescued. frst. Mrs. HoIdsbi,
'n1 uIeu Dos wife and youngcri ,bilJ who was n
'' m'l1ers arms These saved. Mr. King looked
" 'a.n i.r Che otter two children and nurse rs
p '.,i daughter aud fhc nurse wore IrsygpcJ-
"''.-a were found nod 90 dccenny buried
SyHpaI"y iH Hc suffering family with us prevail.
Z y "l'sn'i'n o. he negligence of the contain
'il'f'ge 20 mlUy loves Ir @ bat n v hos cor
'.'H .ud safety be 81 ug' certain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
NOTWITHSTANDING CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SATURDAY July %. lsIl
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.

Senate did not sit.
The hiIl extending tho term for issuing military
land warrants was reported and read and passed.
ME- Morrow reported a bill TO extend the time for
locating Virginia military land warrants. encrussed
Tor n third reading on Monday.
Nir Underwood, from the commi tee on the Dis
'ict reported a bill ior repayiug and repairing Penn.
sylvania avenue. Referred To the committee ofthe
whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr. Dawson, from the Commute on Military Al.
iairs' reported a bill maxim: appropriations To- pur
chase sites and 10 make certain surveys, aud for
other purposes.
The bill having heon read iwice, Mr. y. moved
that II bc referred To- the Committee or tho Whole
o. ih" state OF the Union, and that il Ice printed
Carried.
On motion ofMir Thomas Butler. the House re-.
sntned tee consideration ct the following solution.
heretofore reported by hlm from the Committee on
Naval Aniir.
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Nary is
hereby directed 10 inquire into the expedienry OF al
Ding Individuals ur companies in the establishment
oi lines OF armed steamers between some OF our
principal Northern and Southern port. and to Tor.
e'gn Tor'si 10 advertise for proposals for the establish.
neni oi such lines as he may deem most important
and practicable; and 10 report to this House at the
ReNt session OF Congress.
The pending question was on the amendment
hcreiuiOre offered TO the said resolution by Mr. w
w Irwin, and which is as EllOws:
'ANcr 'he words lUreiEn ports insert the words
and on the rivers MIssIs, Issippi, Missouri, Ohio, and
ue lakes.
And then insert, as additional resolutions. the r,l
Living:
Resolved, That The Secretary Of the Navy be
and he Is hereby, directed TO inquire. anu report T.
the next session ofCongrcss Us to the cxrcdiency OF
purchasing and establishing a site for Ia ship.yaul on
the Ohio or Mississippi river, TO serve rs a depo
Tor naval stores nnd 10 give The means for repairs.
RESOLVED. That the Secretary of the Navy be
also Instructed TO inquire aud report a To The expe.
diency of establishing depo's for coal 10 bc used in
the naval service at VI 'bile. Pensacola. Key West
and srch other points as may he deemed suitable. >
Which resolution rs anenied, was adopted.
Tn bill entitled an act To esia5lI.h a uniform
system OF bankruptcy throughout the United States
WAS taken up.
Mr. Barnard moved TO refer The same - tho com
mitiee OF the whole on the stale OF the Uuion.
The ngrossed revenue bill came up IN orler
The question being on the final passage thereof,
debate ensued The main question was ulumalcl
taken and The hill passed, ll6 TO l0S.
After an angry debate. the House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05
love RONANCr An

The c aroner was called. yesterday morning. TO
view the body Ut u young and lovely female. who
had committed suicide under. circumstances of n
strongly romantic nature. The name ofIhe Cirl was
Ann Veit. and she had. for some time past. received
The addresses Of a young German. whose name we
could not learn. A short time SINCE she went on a
pleasure excursion with him. and in the course Of
the day an alteration arose between them. which
reSulte IA n decided quarrel. and they parted in an
ger. Shortly. after this. site was heard 50 declare.
that u he did not return 10 her withina certain
time. she would make away With herself A few
days after this. she went TO tho drug store of the late
Mr. lmmendoerler, ia Race below Fourth street and
nrocured a phal OF lsudanum. and frim thence To
Mr. S;rckerls store. in Eihh below Race street.
where she procured arislher.
The contents OF these phials which were fully Q.
quail % three ounces. she poured INTO a pint bowl
aud having drank il, wrapped up the bottles ia q
quit. which she put into n corner, and also hid the
bowl behind a trunk. This tuok place about nine
O'Clock, aud about an hour after. her groans attracted
The attention u! the family. who. on Fastening To hel
ronin. found her M a terrible stale. Medical nit
was instantly called in, the stomach pump resor:e Z
10 but NIL without avail, aud the victim or dsap
pointed affection died about two o'clock in the nor
ming. The man the cause Of her death. was pres
ent al the holding Of the irquest. and seemed il
much affection At the unhappy ruin which his ange
had cansed. The young lady Was an adopted chill,
Of MIR Neii, was the very handsome. of modest an,
unassuIning dsmcauOr. beloved and respected by al
who knew her. and had just reached her nineieent
year.-G $ Gd=.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

MARRIAGES -In slJen times editors had a
delicate duty To discharge in the announcement of
marriages.
In some cases. where the parties were known, or
celebrated-ospecially the lajy--a remark such ms
the following is often seen in tho papers-Nov. IL,
lI96-"Lieut John Ingersoll. Of The battalion Uf
train' Of ihis State. 10 Miss sally Spear-daughier Of
Captain David SpcaI-s lady possessed OF every
qualification requisite 10 cnnduce 20 the happiness Of
the marriage state" Sometimes tbs varied in eK.
pression-"A lady with accomplishments sufficient
TO render the marriage state mostaggrceably aud hap
py-"a lRdy VI superior merriam accomplished
young lady of fortune"
The following is the announcement Of the happi.
ness Of printers daughter. under The date OF July
II, l77T:-"Lat Tuesday morning was married
by the Rev. Mr. Howard. Mr. Michael Gill of West
minister. To the amiahle. Virtnous and agreeable
Miss Nancy Gill. eldest daughter of MIR John GIL
ofihis town. prinier-a couple endowed with a SUIT
hcicney ofevery requirement to render the marriage
state rs happy rs liz lasting.
The New England Chronicle OF Dec. I4Ih. 1875.
announces the ollowing;-"By the Rev. MIR Ser
geanI. Rev. Mr. Samuel Parker. pastor of Trinity
Church. 10 Miss Nancy Cutler, daughter of Mr. John
Cutler. founder and hrazier-a most nmiable young
lady. possessing every accomplishment requisite 10
render the marriage state agreeable and happy
Here is one in a little different shape.
"WoRCESTER. Oct. 81. l7T2.-This day Ebc.
nezer BrnndiSh. Esq. was united in The most,g greea
able state Of human life TO Miss Hannah Paine, ouly
daughter ofrhe Hon Timothy Paine. Esq ofthis plac,
-oi whom II may not DC told her acquaintance tina
she Is one of The most deserving of her sex.
80 shall each fair aud fond companion bless.
When sense and virtue dwell in heauty's dress
TR ,ston p,st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

TRIBUTE TO WASH1NGTON%Jtnrd indeed
was The contest for freedom and The Struggle for
independence The golden sun Of liberty Trad nearly
'e' ~ the gloom Of an eternal night, ere lis mdienl
beams llumiBcd our Western horiznn Had NOT
lhe tuieIar saint Of Columbia lowered around the
American camp, aud presided over her dcs'inics.
: reednm must have met with on unIimely grave.
never can we sufficiently admire the VISION Of
'hose unconquerable veterans. WHO, by heir unwea.
iled exeriions ~ The cabinet and ia Ihs field. ACHE
yea fOs US The glorious revolution. Never can we
dolly appreciate the memory Of Washington. who.
with a handful OF undisciplined yeomanry, triumph.
ed over n royal army and prostraled The Lior Of
England at the feet Of the American Eagle. III,
name-so terrible Ia his foes. 50 welcome 10 his
inends-shaIl live forever upon the brightest page
OF The historian, aud be remembered will The warm.
est emotions Of gratitude ond pleasure by hose
whom he nas co trbuted to make happy. AMI by all
mankind. when kings. and princes. and mobiles n,
ages shall have sunk into their mericd Oblivion
Unlike ihem,he needs not the assistance Of the scuIn.
TOR or architect 10 perpetuafe his msm,ry. lie need.
no princely dune, no monumental pile, 10 stately
Pyrdmidi whose towering height shall pierce the
stormy clouds. and rear its lofty head 10 Heaven. t5
tel posieriiy his fame. Ills deeds, his worthy deed.
alone have rendered him immortal When oblivion
shall sweep away thrones. kingdoms, and PRINCIPAL
every yesIgc o. human greatness. anil
grandeur and glory shall have mIuldored into tbs
"nst' and the last period Of time bacUrde extinct
eternity iiself shall catch The glnving theme. and
IweN with increasing rapture on his namc-WH
HIyrisgn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

During q Gre which enn nv
b'ariins school iof young ladies' az Mont.
peIlef on ufe nghtolthe 1flh uIt. Middle de Ry1ue.
1i' ''e "i 's iearhers. not more u,an ~ wears
0iogcdsplaycd I've ioI8,,ipr ,pst,-r. 80. A..
m'nrJ-s'on after the fIst alarm sba with g,.,,
pro'ence Of mrHd mado her ESCAPE with fgy, al Inc
younger children Doe her arms Iier port r,,, 80.
70 muster al ne puPIls und call over he r,m.. fo
ascertain lhni mono wns leG behind Am ,r.,ye,s4
lni ono, o htuc girl. seven year odd Cryw,14
,''' s1c "as sihl ir The building. Mill. de F.Y,.
l'.' resolved 70 save hor or pcrsh. Obtaining ,
''.''f'u she entQred TIE hyuso and reached so
u''hl''ry here the smoke was W dense that
WIS crungnshod by b. NrverheIesz
IVY '"e Hoor he'd been caught by the flames.
~. way '2 an inner rJ1m.uhrfc the found
- Dog anxiety s1i ar ssIesp and rrhur
@ pc chtd. sho happily made her vuy
ivy '' 'ren ar ursc1rcbsd folly rewarded m
hsi own boar. therefore b,fry. sIf,, - "a ~,
D" '''F T''n.r rfrr,rsuy he rl-sss4
.Fuu.h p4rrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

Observation-Disclosures hos been received nj
Inc Department Of War from the interchangeable Col.
Worth. commanding The army IN Florida. Of a very
favorable character.
II appears that, by means Of Goa rUo.chee. Wild
Cato a celebrated chief, and Tor some time prisoner
Of war at Tampa Boy, sixty Of his uncnptured land
were approaching that place the 9Th ultnDo. 10 be
cmisraied with their chief and u was known that
The remainder we're gathering 10 follow. A b cak
had also been made into Sam Jones hand. soyep.
teen Of whom were received Al Tampa The 18Th
Besides The parties which secured the borders Of
The Ochlawaha, The Wthlacoochec and the smaller
streams Which empty into The Golf about ihe be.
ginning Of July, and which destroyed many planta.
ions Of corn and villages, aud made some prison.
crs' Other attachments have since been put in mo.
ho' md made 20 ponetafe iho most secret haunls
'i ne Indians viii equal good effect Again. an
Important operation commenced abOut The 25h Of
yniy against Sam jones IN The everglades-une de.
iachmcni Of trosps moving from the side or the a..
lan'lc and another from the wcsi-resulis rs vet
unknown. ~
.oI worth - s1nguire that In few months
WIN Tie means giten Ivy the Department Of War
and expected. he will lie able to finish this LONG
pr'ifncied contest Every hing. NJ doubt. NAV b.
from him which skill, yalor and aeuevc.
rance con accomplsh-tNat Inf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

YAM FIELDS like lopsina 1T fbsss van,
helnsi The plan Eas The loid vigorous life n tr,pi.
cot fegeiaiHon ihcif large, single. sharply cut
leaves oro each either wholly or partially distinct
20 That their form is clearly seen. aliiough thousand.
gro" together The rich. BLUSH bloom or their 40.
pr surface. and The yellOwo, green a. tho lower
vary The coloring according as the leaves arc turned
towards you or from you and their larve but I,gbt
ana graceful iootstalks, slightly curved BY he
weight Of the ample Leaf spring directly ont of the
bright orange spil The g0und. IN which tisy grow
most iurufiantly being overnovcd by he warm
chalyhaie springs md coated with iron. Two bril-
liant color. green and orange. are tius IN rort,asf
mo yet 90 harmony such finis as y0l see lon some
OF Guido's pictures, IN which he manages 90 intro.
duee tho most brilliant d]npenes and back grounds
u various bright dies without producing The i'm.
Pfession either u g~audiness Or fnsy. Then. 20 be
sure. his female figures. ~ clothed. are like these
plants. fan, graceful and lurnrlnt Zine women
and fine vegetables can csfry OF bright and ,i,ony.
y conirastod colors. which would aunihilats nr
ovorwholm rnvro simple and dolicate ladies' %,
flowers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

VIRGINIA ONO COUNTY COURT-Iy 80.
ctnY-At rules held in The Clerks ogic. 81 n
9o county court Aforesaid FOR lie month Of July
Mathew Warren. Complainant.
rs
"I,iam e Piper. John } Jacob. and Isaac w Mich
eH, snid Jacob 4 Mitchell. composing the firm of
en- "'"'O' " MICH
nc Defendant William { Piper not having IN.
,eIyu MS appearance and given security according
70 ,ho 'rioi Assembly and The rules Of Inns c,nT
" y sppeurng by satisfactory evidence that he :
70 Ihhahiiant II this CommOnw ealth. his ordered
ln'i INC suid defendant do appear here ON fbo CT
o. me neH October term Of This Court TO an
w. we biH Of The Plaintiff, md hat q ropv oCtbis
'uei pc inserted IN some newspaper published r
y oi wheeling ior two mOaths successively
ms county A ropy fe.ie,
JNO sicCOLLOCH, Clerk
"''" H' Oom?t aug 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

The divine" Fanny Elssler WINS ENGAGED At the
Chestnut Street Theatre To dance a while since. bu.
from some unknown cause, she persuaded the man.
ager To relinquIsh her. Perhaps the GlloNiag from
the New York Tribune, will unruyel the mystery
and relieve The minds of her dislre ssed loIlJwen-
Phil. North Amer.
THE "ELssLES" IN TRorBlE-We learn that =
terrible corniciiUn took place nj Coney Island on
Sunday, that shook that respectable province To its
renIFe' aud for a lime threatened To snhtnerge IL H.
lrrly. IL seems that ne Elss!cr with her attendant
WycEnn, SOME Time since hired the IhIrd Story VI
Tie hotel for their mutual accommodation, with the
understanding thai they were 10 rrlinqliSh the pre-.
misses ON Monday HE 18Th. as a French gentlem ,u
with hIs family lac engaged Ihcm from that time
MjEday came. and rs TIE Future occupants were
MT there, the dancer with the pariuer. was allowed
To keep possession until Wednesday. Wednesday
came, and. ON s0'iciiaiiuu. they were sill f,uher
allowed to remlin rHl Saturday. But SUNDAY also
came. and The request that They might stay I'LL Mon
LAY was met with The prompt answer hat they must
leave within an hou-. us The Frenchman was in
waiilhg. 10 ihis they replied that hey could not
think oi the Thing. and should not giyo up heir
qnnrIers. Soon after The Frcnchman and Wyckpn
"'et on 'he piazza, when a delightful scene nf nbse-
p"IIhS. Jnw-sl;Ppine. aud The usual accountant.
nionIs ensuej. In the midst of rie ,r.Ioo 80.
made her nPpe france aud PM n stop 10 it, By This
lIme tho proprietor had packed up their baggage
ma put u INTO the street, and the Els,lcr thinking
lime 10 be oil, ordered her rarriace, leaned into
WIN a graceful pas seaL. was followed Ivy her
VIZ Wyckoh. aud after frOwing upon the inmates of
nc MOTEL and ile whole population Of the island.
had by this Time assembled 10 witness her part
.Eg exhibition. with a scowl Of awful significance.
oil toward The city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

NEW IORK. July 81
Petitions are circulating here for signatures am ,ng
the business men. asking Congress To appoint a
com-,iiicc TO sat during the recess for The purpose OF
taking evidence Us 10 the operation OF the existing
system and rates ofduties an imports upon the gene
raj interests of the country.
The custom house Commissioners have nearly
finished their labcrs. II is reported that the late
CullecIot.Mr lIoyi.admiis there is n balance NJ inst
him of about Sl56GOO. and that the Governmen,
claims about 100000. To balance this. report SAYS
he has charged one per cent. commission ON all the
moneys that have passed through his hands-inore
than twenty millions OF dollars. In this way he
brings the Government in his dcbt Il is also re-
ported that Samuel ~Swariwoui will return IN IN,
next steamship from England. lie was expected
in the Great Western.
The steamship Caledonia sails from Boston TO.
morrow. The rate Of exch ange Oh England to-day
lOSI To 1854. .
In The money market there has been little chingc
this week. Money Is abundant. and can easily be
obtained on good security at q per cent. The do
mrsiic exchanges have not varied much. The FOL.
lowing Is the table:
On PhiladelphiaI > a %. On Mobile. 10 a IOJ.
Btiiiinore. 2ta2 New Orleans. 81 Z
Richmond, 4 a.. Louisville. 9 a,
North Carolina 4 a, Nashville. 10,
Savannah. IA, ~ LOUIS. 10,
Augusta, 10. Cincinnati. "a.
Charleston, / a Ia Detruit. 50.
The accounts Of unLlvorable weather in England
brought by tho Great Western. aud The small supply
IN market. have advanced The price OF -four fn,
cents per barrel.
A heavy rain has fallen all day. and prevented
all out door business At the sio Il excl anse litIl,
was done, and generally at a decline.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-05

ACAPITAL HiNT-A gentleman in his city.
Yesterday met a friend who had been plssing some
time In TeSJs. aud hab Just returned S,me con.
veTsailDn ensued upon the country and the pcoblc.
&c. Ihe gentleman from Texas remarked hat ibe
people were generally O. very curious set olbcings.
and among other things, told the follow ipr apcc.
d"ie. Not long since n person there killed. loIl,y,.
ci'izen ~ cold blond. Ho went Immediately 10 20
iu"yof - consult him as 70 what course be should
pefsne. 70 escape punishment The l1Syc-. rfcr
raucniiy listening 10 his case, advised him ,o ya,
1vgH
Run nwuy7' euquirsd The clienfmlafcsiiug great
establishment
Yes. Us your only sufe course"
RON away agau'' exclaimed The murIcfcr-
'''oo Heavens An ] not iu Tea already r-
lowell Courier.