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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13

fHE ruhacribcrH have Or sale Three kinds Of M,goc
Ehsr-No. for consumption, wiich csr Ell IN 1rd
every fnl ~ cousumptva me icue that ever has i,.
Uncovered Toy lL and you viii lnd ~ ltumbuf Il i.s
tule cure tn tic three frF sfares
Nagncuc Ether No 2 i1r Nervous diseaaen Witch u,.
raiionis vii hnd 70 help M hours and sure cr
% shori une u has uovorsilcd IN the most dsnrerops
Magnetic Efher No Tor Liver aud serofulous diseases
book OF rcaics % various diseases ac company each
Iackafe norus1l will fausfy any purchaser Tar NOV
nascGa pr0pricics indcp aud Euneror 10 s,v ,
compound Tiy thcm. We not affald to L,S. ~, n,
about dc Magnolia Remedies.
Medical Societies nwfcd 10 test, and coui. nu n m
luucv " thcy afe not Wiz thcy arc recommends tu
20. " EpeIAfE A roN.
mr6n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13

TT-I
Gerry for the county Of James City end the CITY Of vii
aushuTg, ot The Courthouse. In the asd Cit, from th
sA w the eleventh day 81 Iun-, Inc usvc in The wear
one thousand eight hundred and f0ffy-fgo
Hcni1nn Wcllca, agaiRnec Of samuel Weiicn. Joltu
Green HolIia IIurmcyc, tradng under tho frm AMI
style Of Wces q Go. pl,'t
against
RCEcow Cole and william Hamilton Bcniauin usns.
ford, Lttcion Waller, Michael Warren John Mac.
nder, individually and agent Of the sad Cole ana Haul
tou, OF % the said Colo. William Eaye bic ke Ca Non.
nett KIRBY, " Thomas Pcachy individually and s arrnt
Of John BPeachy and John Peschy, Joseph < WaLins
Henry l. Jones' George SOuiha. attorney or ndvi
duay, John Gregory, az attorney or individually;
Augustine Robbie, attorney individually: John
Edoc Bcniauin Allen Iomucl Rowden, as attorney or
lndivdnalyi Uicph GravcE, attorney ndyldn,Iy.
Richat dson Hubbard Richard Buckrotf Cav WiItn.
SON James Davis, John N Jones, Robert Richardson
Goodrich DuIi,y, George w MCandlsh agent or ini,
vidually, and ic said Roscow Cole, William Hamilton
aud John Mackindcr, and Elizabeth Cole ife of bo
said Rgscow Cole; Ann Hamilton wife a. Inc esli vii.
lam Hamilton; and Samuel Welies John ID Green and
W Hollis Ngrmcvc. merchants and partners trading tn
DEF the 6rm Of Wclios q Go. and Robert y Hamilton
mi. ,-,-, ,r,, DcnE.1
DIS appearance aud given security according 10 he ACT Of
Assembly and The Rules ~ thia Court and appearing hy
Esisfact0fy evidence that be H nhabjtant Of tms
Commonwealth on the motion Of tho paoHn in c0unrci
" la ordered that tho said defendant Robert Hamilton
DO appear here the fret day of November Term mott
and auswcr the original and amended bills of Tho i,iG
and that copy Of this order b. forthwith inserted n eo9
newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond Tor fwn
months succoaFivcy AMI that another cory be- noeted AZ
the front door Of the Courthouse In tho d civ Of vii.
Harrisburg on two successive courtdays.
Copy-Tcsic,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13

ne defendant William Rud4, not having entered a
.plcadssnee and given security According 10 the act
nchuy enh TIE Rules Of TINS Court and il appearing
s''eto,y evidence that he IL an nhabifant OF Ih
SonhtIy - ordered that tho sad defendant n anna
pciorc the Justices Of Faid Court AZ Inc touYt.,
on mrs, thirsay In December next. and answer IA
psnuu bll andthai eeopy ofh order be forthwith
serted IN some newspaper published In the Civ of Rri
nonl Tor TWO months snccc vciy and posted al the frI
"oot "i the courthouse OF this County.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
PtC.

UfRoiNlAs-At Rule. hel In tue CLERKS once OF N,
superior Cont of Ch,.cesy TOR the Richmond Gu
cult, the La dr. Of AUEuat, ter2.
fcnclali Grnin, PuL
egainAt
George Patterson, John ffnn and another. pehs.
mo ueiendAnts above named MT having enisrs
,hcir appearance" AMI given security according n
ailpsiInS, by saiiaAeinry evidence. that they a.
not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: n II ordeTe.
that The salt trfcndints ~ appear at the Rnica 1
he held for the SAID oou,i the hr-i Monday In Dcce
Der next oud answer the hi OF the plaintiff and thai
copy oithis order he orihw nh aoo ne Of aT
published In che city OF Richmond Tor two month. 80
said e. - ~ -t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
.oo-x,,w Ac'Py-re'' Henry GIBSON, OK.

In the United states Court for Eastern District OF
Virginia. August iOJh, lSf2:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy of
NATHAN W WALTON, fthc county Of Buckingham,
IN the Eastern Virginia District Tho said Nathan
" WALTON, who has been doerccd bankrurt by this
Court having fled petition praying ior hts discharge IL
Is ordered thai racc thereof be Published ia ncwsGa
pcI printed the City OF Richmond ~ days least bccrc
the ih DAY November when hoaring Viii hc had
the petition. the Cy Hail. IN the Iiy Of Rich
lnond and I'll creditors who have proved their debts and
other in cppear the said time and
place, and show any they have why the PRAYER
OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
A copy. Tese, - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
WIN q. SANDS. & e.

NkGlNlA.-At Rules held la the Clerks Office of m,
cult, the day OF October. 1872: y"
benjamin Lummis, William VI Lummis, and Dayt,r
OF ID Lummis & Co. pm '''
against ''
George Moit anil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
JOHNSoNIANA.

JOHNSO\IANA.
IOHNSoNIANA, being anecdotes ani sayings Of DR.
Johnson, Gao; contained Ia 'Boswcrs Lieu collected
BY Mrs PioEEi: sir John Hawkins; Thomas Tycrs, Ssq
Iionlc Esq; Geo Stevens Esq Miss REYNOLDS Mr. Cum.
berland MI CTaock; Hannah More; Mr Wilkins MT Green
Rev Mr. Parker Mr. Rose; Wan Steward. Esq a Hum
phrcys A; Sir Joshua Reynolds Mad pATbay; DT Bsai
ne-Rt Hon w Windham-Bshop Horne edited by
Wilson Croker-complete in " 2nio, handsomely printed
with finely engraved portraits OF DIR Johnson, Boswell
Madame Pio<zi Tonham, BoaucleTk, and Thrle.
From the Editors Preface.
Taken by themselves aloac. these ANIMAL might II is
presumed claim place with the best works Of that popu
ar description. 10 our In any other language -
They FORM viii hardly be disputed Of the brightest
collections OF materials Tor thinking that be pointed
ont In literature, and constitute cmneny manual such
as Johnson himself was fond of-Sue OF those portable
books that you the hresile an1 hold readily
IN hand-ihe useful aftef all" For sale the
Bonks;oreof
sc q SMITH. DRINKER & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13

NlhGlNA:-At rules held Ia tue Clerks uflice of NJ
Iowsy ,ouny Count, the 9Th hay OF September I9i.
samuel u. Butk. PiaIn,ig
Avstn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
70 u Wv WIN sANDs, &C.

NINGINIAt-At Rules held ia the CLERKS once .
" the superior Count Of Chinccry for the Riehtnon
S.orl ne Ut DAY OF August, lsiG
Caob Hcdd PhC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
Ia United Court the Essen Dsucf Of VIZ.
g.na, z6ih July, 1872:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy Of

ln the United states Court i1r the Eistcfn Danct VI Nir
GINA, september 18Th, lSi2
Joseph IT, WOKsIIAH, Of the count, Of Powliaian
% having hed petition praying tlaf he may be- teclar
ed bankrupt II j. 81 Tered That all persons claiming o. be
creditors olthe said Joseph II Worslam fhow 10 the
court om The l1h day Of Noycmbcr next why the raiI
Joseph ~ WORKMAN he not dec arcd hansruut pursuant
o the act Congress inta behalf an1 that copy " this
21d and path rule Of Court.
Copy Tcs;e,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13
NEW HOOKS.

NEW BOOkS.
lust rcceivey-George st Julian the Prince by Henry
~ Cockion-numcrousp plates
sir Walter scoI's Miscellaneous Essays, } vols
TaliouTl's Critical Writings
Dnulap's History Of Fiction, 2vols. For sale
se2l sMlTH. DRlNKER & MORRIS
SMITT, DRlNKER & NORRIS have for sale good as
- soTiment OF Classical Medical School and Mlsccliane
Gus Books Of the latest AMI approved editions
schools Libraries, &c. supplied upon favourable terms
Blank Books and Merchants Account Books made 10
der OF Gue paper aui int best nlnnCr.
Orders Tor Books supplied al shoit notice.
New works rec evei IS published, anu for sale
AZ the lowest wholesale pticcs
Country merchants buying Tor cash, have their
ders filed very low prices se2S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-13

The Defendant above named not having entered bi
pearanee aud given security according tho Act OF A.
senhly and the Rules OF this Court and II aDpeatir hx
satisfactory evidence, that he Is an Of is
Commonwealth; IL u ori.rej that the said defendant M
appear here on tie hrt day the January Term ami
answer the bill u the plaintiffs, and copy OF This
der he iouwtn inserted Ia newspaper pubi,shet
ia tie ClJ OF Richmond, fortwO months succ exsvry
posted At the front door OF the Capitol In the said civ
Copy-Tes'c,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-16

we occasionally talked together of the wrongs
which slavery is inhicling upon some mill
ions of our suffering eountrymen. On the
last Monday evening in May we had pre-
cious meeting to Remember those in bonds
as bound with them" We read the ad-
dress Of Rev Mr. Brisbane to the ladies of
Cincinnati, with high delight; and together
we bowed the knee at the throne Of AL
mighty God, and besought Him to have
mercy on the wretched slave, and his more
a0Tetched, because more guilty, master We
Immediately talked over the subject Of duty
10 the slave, and to those who are devo,ing
their best energies to his good, and we de-
termined to do something in an associated
capacity-not as missionaries, but as chris
tian philanthropists. While waiting an op-
portunity to return to our stations, we united
as the friends of bleeding humanity, in an
expression of views on the subject of slavery
in the land Of our birth, and throughout the
world. This expression | now send you,
and with The appended remarks, submit to
your disposal, as none of US, trust, are
ashamed 10 have it known that we are not
only theoretically but practically, so faE as
God shall enable US 10 act, the decided enc
mics of oppression, and the firm, unwaver-
ing friends of the down-trodden. God grant
that we may do something in the good work
of universal emancipation. l will now
transcribe our Constitution.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-16

rect missionaries. it is true that slave
holders, provided they are members of
baptIst churches, may be members of the
missionary boards, and be directors of the
bible society. And should these boards,
through the influence Of slavery, or any
other vile influence, deyiate from the
PLAIN course marked out by the conslitu-
non, J. will then be time for .remonstrance,
and secession, in case of obatinacy. This
course was adopted by the Baplists with
Inc directors ofthe American Bible Soci-
ely. That Society is composed Of mem.
bers Of all religious denominations, and Of
no denomination. All that is required IS
10 contribute 10 promote the defined object,
the circulation ofthe scriptures without
note or comment in the common ENGLISH
version, and in foreign lands in the re-
celved version, where such version exists,
and in the most faithful where it is TO be
provided Becausethe Directors ofiha.
Society deviated from the constitutional
principles, the Baptists could no longer
cooperate with them ia the foreign field,
and in forming distinct society, thew
Judged it ezpedicnt to include home dis
lt.ibution. In none ofthe discussions that
have come 10 my knowledge was any
reference had 10 the moral character OF
the members or the directors of the Amer
ilcan Bible society, aEv farther than moral
character is involved in the single resoIu-
ton refusing TO appropriate funds 10 aid
in the circulation Of the Translations Of
Baptist missionaries. The secession oil
the Baptists from this society bears no
analogy to The proposed secession from
the missionary and Bible Societies now
existing among the Baptists on account o.
the sin Of slave holding, and the argument
for the latter drawn from the former is o.
no force.(2) DANIEL HAscALL.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-16
For the Vermont Teiesrapk.
To the Baptists OF yern,ont.

To the Baptists OF Vermont.
Brother Murray win you indulge
me while address few lines to the Bap-
tlst Churches, Clerks of Associations, and
Of the Convention?
Dear Brethren: After much reflection,
feel constrained to solicit your attention
TO certain practice which ] find is be-
coming very prevalent with usi that is
the great deficiency in which the statistics
of our denomination are made oct in the
yearly returns. On looking over the
list of Churches. ministers and members,
as stated in the last Minutes OF tbe do
ings Of the Convention, aud com caring it
with my personal knowledge of facts as
they actually do exist. l find that there
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-16
NOTES BY THE EDITOR.

CD The opponents 10 reform sometimes
make themselves wonderfully wise, in their
own conceits, in the exercise of what they
call discrimination. Brother Hascal! him
self, in our Anti-Slavery meeting, at the
time H. c. Wright was in Brandon, had
considerable 10 say by way of faulting US
fanatics for want OF due discrimination. But
it does appear 10 me that if we are TO learn
much 10 this way, we must have better
teachers than Professor Hascall has shown
himself 10 be, in his review Of the resolu-
tons passed at Waterbury. Discrimination
and clearness Of apprehension are the things
in which he has been sadly wanting all the
way through. In his remarks above, on the
20th resolution, he has jumbed language
together very strangely, just for the want of
experimenting what is perfectly clear in the
resolution, and discriminating between that
and something else. He asks,-"Can it be
The meaning that we are 10 suspend fellow
talks about "labor with brother to con-
vince him of an error not amounting TO
heresy y says, 81 labor TO convince him
and fail; must my fellowship therefore cease;
or must commence my labor by with
drawing fellowship" Just as though the
resolution did 70; define clearly and expli
city the proper and necessary relation ex
isiing between, labor and fellowship = the
connection between labor and dissellowship
; Just as though the resolution had said tina
: where there is the least occasion for labo
there is the greatest occasion for distellow
ship. He misapprehends the resolution al
: together. Yet 10 ordinary discernment ant
t with ordinary attention lis sentiments mus
: be perfectly clear. The resolution reads
!. "that where there is occasion for labor, Their
/ is the, same occasion for suspendiqg fellow
ship. until there is repentance and reform
alton" The resolution is composed OF onl
single senience-and that neither length
nor complicated. II is Invested of verblage
and is perfectly unambiguoGs. The word:
" repentance ard reformation" in the las
. clause show that il lakes hold OF thing
e which come from the heart sins--and DC
e merely differences of opinions which ma
Z exis, ia the head only. Then il measure
! the disfeIlowship 10 the sinfulness. II say
:, "ihat where there is occasion for labor ihel
is the same occasion for suspending fellow
& ship" What could be plaine-2 Nothin
" can be clearer TO my mind than that whel
y there is sin 10 be repented Of and abandone
OF there should be a>suspension of christie
le fellowship until the repentance & reforr
a. alton are manifest. Us, ~
y. (2) WHAT'S here said amounts to moi
81 ing more than what has before been said
u others on the same point, all of which h
q been met again andagain. He begins
admitting that the time has come to wit
M draw christian fellowship. He then tur
les square about and contends that, after
lro have unchristianized them, and set th'
CD. down as among the highest criminals BET
ose God and the universe, there mo incon'
d. tency in our joining hands with them,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21

which collect i'll the small intesfines. Other
medicines only partially cleanse these, and
leave such collected masses behind as to pro-
duce habltua costiyeness, with all its train of
evils, or sudden diarrh@a with its imminent
dangers. This fact is well known to all regu
lar anatomists, who examine the human bowels
after death and hence the prejudice of These
well informed men against quack medicines
or medicines prepared and heralled to tn,
public by ignorant persons. The second effect
OF the Life Medicines is to cleanse the kidneys
and the bladder, and by this means, the liver
and the lungs, the beautiful action of which
entirely depends upon the regularity of tbs
urinary organs. The blood. which takes ite
red color from the agency of the liver and
the lungs before 1t passes into the heart, being
thus purified by them, and nourislied by food
coming from clean stomach, courses free,
through the VEINS, renews every part Of the
system, and triumphantly mounts the banner Of
health in the blooming cheek.
Mohat's Vegetables Life Medicines have
been thoroughly tested, and pronounced SO
veregn remedy>for dyspepsia, Flatulel,cy, Pal
pitation of the Heart, Loss of Appetite; Heart
burn and Headache, Res,lessness, lli-tempel
Anxiety, Languor and Melancholy, Costve
ness, Diarhoa, Cholera, Eevers Of all kinds
Rheumatism, Govt, Dropsiea of all kinds, Gravel
Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Seuryy. Ulc.
ers. Inveterate Sores, Scorbutc Ertl tions and
Bad Compilations, Eruptne ccml iain;s, Sal
low, Cloudy, and other dsagreeable Com
plexions. salt-Rheum, Erysipelas, Epilepsy
Common Colds and Influenza, and various
other complaints which affiict the human
frame. In FEVER and AeuE, particularly, the
the Life Medicines have been most eminentl,
successful; so much that in the Fever and A,
que Districts Physicians almost univ ersalh
prescribe them.
All that Mr. Mofat requires of his patient
is to be particular in taking the Life Medicines
strictly according to the directions 1t is not
by newspaper notice any thing that he
himself may say N their favor, that he hopes 70
gam credit. 1t is alone By the results Of a fail
trial
MOFFAT'S MEDICAL MANUAL, design.
ed as domestic guide to health This little
pamphlet, edited bv w. b. Moffat, 275 Broad
way, New York, has been published for the
purpose Of explaining more fully Mr.. MofTat's
theory Of diseases, and sill be found highly in
teresting to persons seeking health. 1t treats
upon prevalent diseases, and the causes there
of Price, Is cents-for sale by MIR. Moffat's
agents generally Aren't for Woodstock,
Sam'l. Rinker-A. ID. Almond & Co Luray
Va fJune 27'39--v
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
g cnnaGe &&sucatiie,,.

FHNHE arrangements and plan of a FEMALE
a SEMINARY. in the family of the subscr,
Der, have been brought to state of thorough
organization and successful experiment. A
large expenditure has been made and much ia
Dor bestowed in the prosecution of the objects
contemplated by this school. The superior
model Of the building occupied as the semiua-
ry, the spacious apartments for the use OF the
young ladies', the various embellishments of
the grounds and enclosures, are well ca,cula-
ted to promote the health and personal com
forts of the inmates of this seminary Mrs
JoRDAs will give general and maternal su.
perintendance of the concern.-Miss Z. Il.
BALLARn WILL as heretofore, conduct the lit
erary department, and Mrs. A. J. Coon, late
of Mrs. WILLARps' Seminary at Troy, M =,
viii give instructions in
lolb4.ie, S1,a'r;''9, = Spoi',1',9.
The course of studies embraces all the ordina-
ry English branches-viz: READING, WRITING,
ARirHMErlc, GEoGRAPHr, History, ENGL.s
GRAMMAR. PHiLosspny, (boh Natural and
MentaD CHEMISTRY, AsruoNoMr. CoMPosirioN,
GEoMErRY, ALGEBRA. BorARY, &C. &c. toge-
Their with LATIN and FRENcH. The expenses
Compared with the advantages comforts and
amount oftalent employ ed) must be considered
bedding, fuel. lights, and other personal &C
Communications. with tuition in all the English
branches. FIFTY-FIVE DOLLARS. for a
session of months. The branches for which
an extra charge is made, are, for Latin Sl2.
Music on the Piano $50 use of Piano IS; in
struction on the Guitar SIS, use of instrument
50, for the session of months. Instruction
in drawing and water colours So; painting "a n
colours Tin which Mrs Coon is an a.lsrI y
per quarter of II weeks.-Thr 80 s;,as
- 9ess on the 2 day Of ,rsren' ana expires
%. .he "a us,--~fs-s .sdst, 1042, Connected
with the course Of musical instruction, the
whole of the pupils will have the benehl
twiaaout CHARGE ofinstruction for short in-
teval every day in vocal musc.-lt is desira>
Ole that all persons inclined TO place their
dsnshters with ls,shouid DO SO ON the first day
OF the sess'on,or day previous, that they may be
assigned az once o.appropr.ste classes. Other
Information respecting the institution will be
furnished TO any that may address us.
GABRIEL JORDAN.
Luray. Feb S, 1912.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
r / M 0 UTH
j. . tfpst q rat.

n ME subscriber has lately had consign-
III ments OF 1000 lbs. of superior Cotton
Yarn, in bales of 300 lbs each, and yariousIy
assorted from No. S to Ii.
By virtue of an agency aud arrangements
made with the proprietors of this Factory, |
can deliver yarn into the ware houses of mer-
chants ct PAGE, Shenandoah and Rockingham.
at precisely the prices charged at the FACTORY
Y Falmouth or Richmond, free of carriage, for
fofscash.
GABRIEL JORDAN.
Luhs October II, lC41.-y
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
HE0FFAT'S
NEGETABLE LIFE incidents.

YEvIESE medicines are indebted for their
N name % their manifest and sensible, action
in purifying the springs and channels Of life,
and enduing them with renewed tone and VI
gor. In many hundred certified cases which
have been made public, and in almost every
species of disease to which the human frame il
liable, the happy effects of MoFsAr's L-srs
plLLs & pnwSlx BsrrEhs have been grateful.
" and publicly ackno xledged by those who
have been benefited. add who were preyiouslv
with the beautifully philosoDh;.
cal principle upon which they are compo,,.-
ded. anl unoa which the consequently act.
Inc Lsfs ,nsatctMes recommend themselves
u diseases OF every form and description
ine'r nfse operas'oh = Q loosen from Oh coats
o. sne s,oMacn ana DOVES the various inlpIri-
' 4, a''i sruui''es constantly setthng around
'ns" Aha so remove tae hardened faces
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21

SHENANDOAH COUNTY
Woodstock-J & S. NJ. OFT.
Sfrasharg Bird, Lee & Co
Toms Bfook-J. & d. Grabill. N
columbia Furnace-Hupp, Mach
stony Creek-Richard Miller
Mount JackSon-John n. Hill & Co.
NV Market. D. zirkle BretherN
PAGE COUNTY.
Luray-Gsbriel Jordan.
Baltimore Office Corner of Light Mercer.
B. BRANDRETH, N. ID.
July 4, 1S4I-y.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21

An old lady whose fidelity to her only
son, in lis younger days, was far rom
being oppressive. recently experienced
the sai consequence in his elopenent.
" hlle a fiend was endeavoring tycon
sole her, she said, sl've often thought Of
this passage Of scripture. but ,eve,
Thought should realize it. ..7rae up
a child and aaoay he'll co.
The man who bows and smiles the
most, is not the one Of strongest love.
He who truly admires, and adairins
loves. struggles long to hide the Meak-
ness Of his heart.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
ALGERIA.

The Gazette des 1ribunaux contains
an account Of the decapitation Of about
thirty more Arabs at Constantine. Tor ln.-
puted offences, but without trial. There
we're reports that the French had expert
e.lced SINE further reverses near Item
lecen, and that Abdel-kader was still in
thc field and uncomfortable as ever.
The Moniteur publishes a report Of