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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09
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The Lion of the EDay.

THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGETA-
BILE PILLS.
yUyO the citizens of the United States and the
n Canadas is respectfully submitted this Direc-
tory TO the means for regaining that which has
been partially, and in some instances, totally lost
What blessing should be priced above tfat oil
health and who knows better how TO Prize the bles
sing, than those who have been deprived OF II! 1T
it is an old adage, (and one that contains wise IN
Junction. Sin time OF peace, prepare Tor war
We should in time Of Health prepare for the at
tacks of that stealthy foe, Disease 1t would be
wisdom to observe his movements, to scan we'll the
form in which he approaches, and then to meet
him with those means which are calculated to ell
feet their overthrow.-Those means are now be-
fore this enlightened and intelligent community
They accessible 10 the poor as well as rich and
trust that those w no regard the Constitution
of man as of the finest specimens OF DIVINE
workmanship, and the laws by which the system
is governed and directed, as originating IN no 9TH
er than in the councils of heaven, will so far obey
the nlunctions of the latter as TO provide the pest
safeguard for the former
It's with the most fatterng recommendations sub
scribed by the most eminent Medical Gentlemen,
not only in this country but also in Europe, that
offer this valuable Medicine to this American Peo-
pie.
Time and full opportunity for fair and impair
tal trial have placed the Lion OF the Day bee
sUn' '"' ''a'' u '''p''''
This pill is composed of extracts of nine parts OF
the vegetable kingdom, (being entirely free OF any
drug OF deleterious natureO and adapted particular
various secretons OF the Human system, Bilious
Fevers and Cholic, Fever and Ague ,Jaundce Scar
let Rosh Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costiveness, Asth
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu cured, by US
ing these Pills according to the direction accompa-
nyng each box.
1t Is not intended that this medicine is cure
for all Diseases to which the human system is lia-
BILE.
Many efforts have been made to compound a
Medicine which would cure all Diseases, but bav 9
FAILED. Those Diseases enumerated above, are
within the power of these Pills and sure cure or
| relief is warranted.
For SALE BY DIR. LUTHER JEWETT, ST.
JoHNsBURY, AND AT THE PRINCIPAL STORES IN THE
u STATES 81 CANADA.
Price 81 l-2 cents.
AGENTS.-Baker, Judevine &Holton, Lamoil-
! Vile; A. 81 Nj. r.. Cheever, Hardwick; Aiken 81
Vincent Walden; Warner 81 Co., Cabot; L. Cut
ting, Cabot; E. Eaton, Danville; s. Humphrey ST
Jobnsbury; l.. R. Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morril
& Rankin, St. Johnsbury East; L. r. Fairbanks,
| Waterford; John M Parks, Barnet; X. M. and
Skinner, Barnet; Isaac Watts, Peaoham; Chand,
Ter and Brown, Peacham; l. & A. c. Denison, Su,
ton; Charles G. Newell, Burke; j. nj Hoyt &Co
| Lyndon. 2lSy1.
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ROGER ENos, ESTATE.

XXTE the subscribers, having been appointed oy
wv the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District of Orleans, commissioners to receive, ex,
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons, against the estnte of
ROGER ENOS, esq.
late of Irasburgh, in said District, dece ased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the day of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur'
nose. we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business of our appointment, at
in said District, on the last Tuesday Of November,
and second Monday of March next, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ on each Of SAID days.
ELIJAH CLEVELAND,7
GEO. q. WEST, Commissioners
JESSE COOPER,
Dated, this 10 day of Sept, ls4l. 22iw3
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MOTTO H.
THE BOS7 on IND TROY IRON COMPANY
TTAVE on hand at their Furnace and Foundry;
IL a. and are manufacturing to order,
Caldron Kettles "a szes) Hollow Ware,
Mill Irons, Axletrees and Boxes,
Sled, Sleigh and Cutter Shoes,
Ploughs, "a superior article)
Mammoth Box Stoves, for meeting houses, fac
tories and tanneries,
2,2I and 3 feet Box Stoves,
Paror Stoves of various sizes;
Strickland's Cook Stoves believed TO be the best
article for cooking now offered to the Public)
Cart and Wagon Boxes, and various other Cast
ings usually made at Country Furnaces,
Turning and Drilling done to order
ALSO,
on hand, about 100 tons of Pig Iron Of superior
quality The above articles sold cheap for cash or
approved credit. All orders communications
addressed to the Agent at Troy Furnace Post Of
flee will be thankfully received, and promptly at
tended to.
HUBBARD HASTINGS, Agent.
Troy Furnace, Sept. ID, lS4l. 2l6tf
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MY SPIRITS HOME

BY LAvINA DICK,
My spirits home. oh, ask me not
Where that dear home may be;
IT'S in no bright and sunny spot
The sun is not for me.
Too bright, too bright his glad rays fall;
Too bright! ah lead me where
The gathering shadows night recall
My spirits home Is there!
Look out, look out, ye glimmerina stars,
Upon the dark, dark tide;
Look out, your pale light never mars
Nights shades, as by they glide.
Then is the time when fond thoughts rise,
And whispering voices come,
In murmurs from the spangled skies,-
"Oh! spirit, hail thy home!"
And then my spirit trembling turns
To those far spheres Of bliss,
And with its quivering pinions spurns
So cold a world as this.
My spirits home! oh, it is where
No thought of earth may rise;
MY spirits home! It's there! It's thereI
Beyond those starry skies.
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AT Reduced Prices.
w e 81 &c i m G =.

A ROMArIC ammo. alcohol, Chloric Either,
IN Fluid Magnesia, Aqua. Ammo. Com. and quad.
Sps. Rosemary, Ioduret of Mer. Mezereon, E. Sar-
sapariIla, Ext. Logwood, do. Lettuce, Musk, Strych
niue, Prepared Chalk, Lap. CaIamin, Best Lancets,
Syr Nip. Shells Breast Pipes Nursing Bottles Gar
Plaster, Verdgr:s, Oil of Almonds, Balm of Colum
bia to prevent and remedy Badness 81 to keep the
hair from becoming gray, and Antique Oil, Bears
Oil, and @. Victoria Oil, TO render the hair soft
and silky and the head free from dandruff, Hays
Llnlment, superior article for piles Also, all
other articles kept by country druggists.
For sale by LUTHER JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. 1871. 22ltf
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New az extensive Assert am cmt of
FALLAND WINTER GOODS.
Shedd and Jewett
HAVE jus, received, and are now opening, a
Il heavy stock OF rich and elegant GOODS,
comprising variety OF articles OF superior style
and quality not usually kept in country stores
FOR LADIES clocks, DRESSES, &c.
Lustte Aapacca-slk warp-double and single
| width;
! do do cotton warp;
Silk warp Indiana Cloth;
Silk warp Cambeeen; blue black Thibet Cloth;
Cashmanet; plain and figuren Aiepine
Plain and figured Mouslin de Lame;
Plain and printed saxony Cloths;
Plain and figured Mernos; Paramettaj
Goats hair CambeG
Rich plain and figured Silks;
| French EngTsb|and American Calicoes;
Rich SATIN Stripe ChaIIy, Silk, and Mouslin do
Laine HandkerchIels;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Bonnet Silks;
Chally and Mousln de Laine Shaws;
Large heavy Plaid Shaws, &c.
CLOTHS, &C.
Superfine, black, blue black, brown and blue green
English and German Broadcloths;
NJ edium and low priced blue black, blue green Ad
eade;
Mulberry and Oxford mixed Am Broadcoths;
Superine and medium blue black, lavender, brown
and Oxford mixed Cassimeres;
Diamond and plain Beaver Cloths, heavy Pilot
Cloths;
Rich figured Velvet Vesting, plain do, plain and
figured Satin do
Mohair and common worsted do
Grey lambs wool and Metino Shirts, elastic wrist
Berlin Gloves, Buckskin do, super Italian Cra-
watts, common do.
DOMESTIC GOODS. &C.
Exeter extra family, Appleton and other kinds OF
stout Sheetings; Dover ID. and III and Merrimac
do; Drilling, Cotton Flannel, Ticking, Striped
Shirting, bIeached do cotton Yarn, cotton Bat
ting, Wicking, &c. Mats and hearth Rugs, hemp
Carpe.ing.
SHOES, &c.
French and common kid walking shoes, French
and com. kid Ties and Slips; do low priced miss
es and chldrens Shoes; gaiter Boots, plain and
figured India Rubber; lined Rubbers.
FURS
Otter Nutria and MuskIat Caps; Muffs; Boas;--
Russia Dog Collars, Fur Trimmings for Ladies
Cloaks
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY; CROCKERY
AND GLASS WARE; GROCERIES, &c.
Young Tyson and Souchong Teas, st. Domingo +,
Java and Porto Cubolo Coffee, Raisins, Eng
Currants, l.. Sugar, Filberts, Pecan Nuts, Wal
nuts, Castan ma Nuts, &c &c.
LEATHER.
Sole and upper Leather and Calf Skins.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Oct Ia, l54I. a90tf
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FBO NG CL ID II Nh y
AND
HgvsPp Mill y { d N g g..

ID F. WHITE, No. II, Milk st: Boston, con-
ID. tinues to i'm port direct from the manuiactnr
els, all kinds of Dutcn Boiling Cloths used IN tho
New England States. From long experience IN
the manufacture ofthis article he is enabled to fur
nish Mlllers with moro perfect and durable Cloths
than can be obtained elsewhere, and at lower prices
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of all sizes, made
to order. July, 6, l94l. 2O7ewis6mewosom
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Moral a m d he ligiOus
A FRAGMENT-THE CONTRAST

A FRAGMENT-THE CONTRAST
Death was abroad in the land. He sought the
dwelling of rank and station, and laid his icy
hand upon the Lord Of the mansion. burning
fever on his brow--a wasting disease was at
his heart. His beloved wife was at his bedside
to battle his aching head, and share his grief and
sorrow-hs mother called back her watchful care
and the fountains of Mutual tenderness were again
broken up. Brothers and sisters watched over him
with anxious fears-neighbors and friends gathered
round to anticipate every want. The Minister
was there to speak Of eternal things and open to
him the bright glories OF another world. Christians
listening TO the dyingsaccens of his lips yea,
they travelled with his departing spirit even down
to the gates of death nor did they leave him here.
They wonld honor the cold clay with every at
tention-all were anxious to aid in the last sad
ceremony mortality claims. Twas we'll.
But Death entered humble dweng-the
abode o poverty female form was suffering
pain and disease, which was soon to close her
earthly career. There was no mother to wipe
away her tears, or grieve her consolation; no bro
Their or sister to sympathze in her pains and sor-
rows: kind friend to supply her wants. The
Ministers not 10 teach her benighted soul the
way to eternal life, though her Divine Master
preached the Gospel to the poor
Christians came not to pray with the dying sim
ner and talk of the love of Christ. They forgot
the example of their Savior who event about do
ing good Woman, tender hearted woman re-
garded her lrail sister, and beyond the pale of
sympathy, forgetting the kindness Of their blessed
Lord, whose compassion would not condemn, but
said unto the guilty, ego and sin no more"
She had not even Bible to shed ray Of light
that dark hour of her existence; but in the ST.
lence of midnight, when left to mediate on her
own wre!chedness-she prayed Yes: she fell
that she was sinner, and looked to God for aid
for truly she felt that 'the help of man was valn.
She died The rich and the great not to
her burial; but the poor of the world bore her to
the grave, and there, without tear, committed
"dust DUST" and no will ever tell her rest
ing place.
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10 the Public.

YTNHE subscriber will manufacture Wool upon
Il shares for reasonable price per yard -
Those wishing their Wool Manufactured can have
it well done by calling the subscriber at his
stand at West Barnet He will also Gard Wool
and dress Cloth on the most reasonable terms and
in best order He will likewise manufacture
Wooden Blankets whole, with blue list, if wanted
JOHN CARTER.
Barnet, May 26, 1871. 2OOtf
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Just R &C we'd,
THE LONDON AND NEW YORK FALL AND
WINTER gM.GSRG@SHSo
FOR I84I-2.

WIN EN SS an - HISo~%a ~
FOR l84l-2.
Re NOV A l..
TUE subscriber takes this opportunity to INFORM
his friends and the public generally, that he mas
removed his Taior's shop to the basement story oil
his Dwelling, LIST house East of the Methodist
meeting house, where he may be found, ready to
do all work entrusted to him in the most fashiona-
BILE STYLE, with fitness and despatch.
He would also tender his most grateful acknowl,
cdgements TO the inhabitants of st. Johnsbury and
vicinity, for the very liberal share of patronage be
slowed upon hun since he commenced business at
the Centre Village, and still asks tor acontinuanoe
of the same
Gentleman, CaU
Cutting done Tor others to make upon short nos
tice. ,
Geptlemen's and Children's Cloth Caps made
in the latest style to order - rp,Nx
ST. Johnsbury Centre, Oct. lS4l. 22oli
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Sabbath School Book DepOsr
tORsV.

JyHE undersigned has taken the agency i9t
IL sachusetts Sabbath School Society boO e% NM
the northern part of Vermont, and VIII iur oS the
on reasonable notice any of the publications IN BOs
Society at the price for which they are SUN
ton. .J nv 40.
Catalogues of the books NAV be obtained Oy W
plicaion to US. o,.,;on books
Beside Library books, all OF the Ques'iOn On The
published by said Society may be ootain0'
same terms.
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n O e { T. V
THE MEMoRY OF JOYS THAT ARE PAST


BY MRS HEMANs.
There is a tear Of sweet relief
A tear of rapture and of grief;
The feeling heart alone can know
What soft emotions did il flow
tits when memory charms the mnd'
With tender images refined;
IT'S when her magic spells restore
Departed friends aad joys no more.
There is an hour-a pensive hour,
And o! how dear its soothing power;
1t is when twilight spreads her veil,
And steals along the silent dale;
IT'S when the fading blossoms close
When all is silence and repose;
Then Memory wakes, and loves to mourn
The days that never shall return
There is n strain-a plaintive strain,
The source ofjoy, and yet of pain;
IL IS the song whose dying measure
Some friends beloved has heard with pleasure,
Some friend who neer again may hear
The melting lay to memory deai;
All! then by magic spells restore
Visions of bssul days no more!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-09

A most excellent work for Teachers anu he SIP
ars, edited by the Rev. ASA BuLLARp, WIZ Oer 40
piled at the subscription price-oo oe ,,is region
num-and sent to most of the towns ia '"''
without expense to subscribers e,..o.;r,ions will
The Vol. commenced in Jan. SubsoIip roar and
be received for the whole of the present months
back Nos. supplied for so cents, or LOT and half
from July for 25 cents, or for year '"'
commencing with July, for 70 Genus nus ADWICK
CaledonIan Office, July, 1S41, ~
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FAIR BANKS
Ca st ErOnP OughS.

TTAVlNG improved facilities for manufac-
IL IL turing Cast Iron Ploughs, we enabled
to offer them for sale, made in superior style and
from the best materials,
AT Reduced Prices.
1t will be endeavor heretofore to make y
thorough and substantial article, every way fitted
to make good work; and we sh all sell them at pri-
ces which cannot fail to be satisfactory. They are
kept for sale by Agents in almost every town in
;his region, at Factory prices.
E. ~ Il. FAIRBANKS 81 co.
St. Jobnsbury, Aug 10, 1S41 2llepisH
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CoUentrN VI.
Rev. n. COvcrt's EsaEm OF life

EhCVs Ne SVVVA u - nDSalAHh OH hRIc,
A NEW and valuable remedy for the cure If
IN Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the Lur,
and Wndpipe: extensively used and recommend.
ed by the Medical Faculty, 10 whom the recipe has
been freely made known.
/. COVERT 81 Co Propretors, Auburn, NY
.HOADLY, PHELPS, & Co. Wholesale Druggists
142 Water Street, General Agents, are prepared to
supply all orders on the Propretor's terms,
EaThe proprietor is now receiving, almost daily
Testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor
of his medicine, from Physicians, Clersymen, and
OF hers who have become acquainted with its ma.
ture and effects among which are the following:
From the Boston yMer. Journal, .4ugaa 26, I646
The following is an extract from an article in
that paper, on "Mor5uS LaryngeuS ConcidtOrum
Bronchitis" by Frank ii. Hamilton, Professor Of
Materia Medca and General Pathology in Geneva
Medical College.
"rhe Rev. Coverts Mixture, also now used so
extensively for this affection byClergymen, belongs
,osthe same class of stimulating expecorans, being
one of those lucky combinations OF medicinal a.
gents which, while it promotes expectoration, does
not impair the tone OF the stomach. vi TINS medt
cine we feel at liberty to speak, since us compost
ton is not held from the profession, and we nope
the propretors will soon see fit to give 1t 10 the PO
lie. We, therefore, venture to recommend II nav
ing employed it in our own case, anu ~ Tue 0''eS
of many others, with decided benent. -,
"To all tchom it may concern:-ihls ma! ce'uF
that have examined The Rev. |. CovertS lngedF
ents compounded under the name OF lhe DAlN~
LIFE; and believe said compound Is happhy C sta
lated to relieve persons of all ages ann sexes 1MH
ed with acute and chronic diseases Oh Tue w
and windpipe, as indicated by coughs, dIE@
breathing, and pains different parts OF the csi
if administered under suitable circumstances ono
in appropriate doses. 49,,
JosEpH It. PITNEy, Physician and Surgeon"
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1888"
This ce rifles that having examined the Rev
Coverts BALM OF LIFE, in all its componen
pats, we do believe 1t to be one Of the best COM
pounds for coughs, consumptions, chronic 'n'ami
tons, &c, of which we have any knowledge; an1
do most cordially recommend It's use 10 all au'''S
with tho above named diseases.
WI LovEJov, nj. d. 0a''"''
GoRpoN NEEDHAM, NJ. ID. Onondaga'
E. LAwRENcE, M ID BadwInsyIie,
I'D ~ - pUEIpS Hartford Conn. n. EAseh|
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Sash, Doors and Blinds!

A GOOD assortment of FANCY.BACK ma
N common DINING CHAIRS,
For sale by
ST. FRENCH.
CoUentry, w. lssyl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-20

Lone Makiiag.-Ahi there's nothing like
lore making.t It's the nectar Of life. sir-sweet,
delicious, racy as w,,,-a"d the beauty OF It, 10
that though it's full Of ups and downs; of clouds
and sunshine; and sweet and sour, Tor all the
worId, like lemon punch, you only like 1t the better
the spicier il gets. Love MAKING!- If carried on
with Silence, it's the mos, exciting thing a going
and beats smoking bowling, or any other Of your
pas,imes dead hollow, l don't mean your vulgar
popping the question, where you're accepted as
of course-no, no, my b~oy!-but where some TO-
guish little vixen, with merry eyes and silvery
laugh, plaques you half out Of your life, now coy,
now frank, now coque,lish--never seeming 10 care
a sumarchee for one, but as you afterwards fine
out, half dying all the time for love of you, and
ye, 50 afraid you'll find it out, that she treats you
the haggage!-lke a dog sir. They're the girls
for me! A love scrsPe like that has some excite
msnt-ii brings out the wit, like sparks from .
nint-and if too it's carried on at a s~leighing par
ty, aud by ono that's up 10 such a vixen, don
know, sir, any thing to eqnal it.-Jeremy Short
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-20

Mrs. GEs. HAxILror.-We have learned
that the aged and venerable widow Of Alexander
Hamilton 10 on the poin, Of closing her long and
blameiess life-a life rendered truly ilIu~trious, al.
though unheralded through fame's clamorous
trumpet, bv. the continual exercise Of every virtue
that can adorne the character Of woman. Among
the busy crowds of seekers after wealth, nntorie
ty and pleasure, the very existence Of this lady has
been forgotten but it has been known where want
aud suffering iGplored relief, end amid the circle
in which che moved. her name was never uttered
without . feeling Of respect add reverence. tn the
full! possession of her faculties, peaceful, prepared
and happy. she is now we understood awaiting
from hour to hour the summons that shall call
her to rejoin that companion of her youth over
| whose cold form the tears Of q whole nation were
! mingled with her OWN Y Com ADJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-20

TaE MUNICIPAL EtEcrIos.-rhe day is draw
ing nigh, when the sovereign people of this city
ia embryo, will be called upon to vote for q May.
or and Cit, Couucil. The subject is fiaught with
Importance.
Il is to be then decided, whether, the hogs are 10
roam a, liberty, and to follow in the wake Of the
negroes employed to keep the streets in order, up.
roofing and rendering useless all their labor, OF
whether they are TO be expelled the Town.
A petition for the latter object, has been presen.
ted, signed BY i52 persons, of whom 100 are vo-
tiers. which was manfuliy and forcibIy supported
BY Mr. Anthony Mougst, but alas! he was alone
The ~ganhols of the pigsies had won upon the
hearts Of his colleagues, and he was nnsuppor.
ted.
Rouse yourselves ye voters Of the Town of the
Red Stick The ioveliest spot laved by the Father
Of Waters. Lee, it be said of you Az a Bru.us
.Nat that you lore Pork less. but that you bv'
| your 7v,oa more"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-20
A passenger on board the is

LONDON Po1lrE-1 Female IN mems attire.
Among those who were brought up as having
been booked for safety was a red-faced, well
looking girl, dressed in mans attire. 1t appeared
tina, her name was Ann Black, though she had
passed by the cagnomen Of John Blake, since she
had thrown off the dress Of the female and as
sumed that of the male. She appeared 10 be
about Is years of age, and the short facts con-
nec.ed with her history we learned to be as fol"
Iows:-she belongs to Bailyask, county Of Wex-
ford, and had acted in the capacity Of a servant
girl TO a Mr. James Browne, of Ballyseskin, in
the same county. for . period of two years, fiom
| which service she was dismissed about four
moaths ago for being absent a longer time than
was considered prudent. She then went to her
mother. (uer father it appears is dead with
| whom she quarreliel, in consequence OF which
she went to the town Of Wexford, about eight
miles distant, and purchased a suit OF mems
| clothes, with which she babi,ed herself and threw
her female drass into q ditch. From Wexford
she proceeded on to Waterloo, where she coa'ri
we'd to support herself for a period ofthree mouths
by begging from house TO house, when she enter
Ell herself as a cook on board the Eliza ofGPonta-
ferry, to get her passage 10 Liverpool. The YES
sci having put into Holyhead from stress Of wealth
er about three week since, the captain put her on
shore at ,ha. port, as he alleged he was short of
! provisions, when she walked 70 Chester, from
whence she obtained a passage by the packet to
| Liverpool, where she arrived a week ago. While
walking along one of the quays in the evening a
police officer thought he observed something bulky
inside her jacket, nd supposing that she bad been
stealing from one of the vessels. he questioned
her on the subject. She said that the bulk was
occas,oned by her having o loaf of bread in her
bosom; bu, the officer. unwilling to Ia Ike her word,
| put in his hand and discovered, lot that the loaf
| was there but she was a women. II may be ne
cessary to observe, that until the occasion 10
question she was never suspected of being other
than a young man from the time she assumed
mans attire. aud tina. in order to grard against any
suspicions she had her hair cut close TO the scalp.
She had been four nights in the Night Asylum
when brought before Mr. Ruslton, who ordered
her to be sent to the Parish office.