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Goods! New Goods!

WYE iayit. the a,IenIIsa Of osf ffierds and
w euuonsrrs 10 our stock Of goods. for The
Spring and summer They are 10 part ss FOL.
L,ws.
Blue, blsrk, h,own, aud invisible green
Cloths and Csssimsfe..
Lead, h,own and drab NterinoC assinries.
Black Gambler, Gambaons, Gcorgiz Nan
keen end Alpaca Cloths.
Salineis. ksniurky Jesaesf Brown Linen
and Cotton Dr,ll,nps,
Satin. Fancy Silk 4. Marstilles VesIines.
French. English. American and Furnrufs
Points, London Gisshsas.
Mau.lin De LANES. Chslisys. sad PIni@
ed Mu.lihs,
Back Bomhazines. colorcd and black
Silks. aud M.yauns Prints.
Lead color and black 6gurrd f.aess,
Swiss. Null. Figured. Stupid. aud Check
Mu.hns, lsconet Mnslihs,
Colou,ed and white CsmhrIcs, ~ -
Plain and figured Bnbineis. bunneis. Rib.
snds, snd Edging..
Ladies' white. taIor.d, and hzck siIk
Gloves and Miits,
BIesched a brown sshn,inss e. Slselines.
Gum elastic Braces. fancy Sucks, Scsrls,
and black C,svais, ...
Umbrellas. and p-ras,fs. fIish Linens.
IdneH Bosoms aud Guitars.
Fancy Silk. Came Dress ilsndkerehiefs,
aud Muslin Collars,
White and black Hue and half lf0.s.
Ladies 6ne Seal .kIn Slippers and Walk.
ing Shoes,
Meas Pump, Bnos and Shoes.
HATS. Pl'in, Furs Brush and Beaver.
SaDDLERf. Mems heat and common
Cut back Trees, Boys dit o. C"i"h.
b,a aud wond Horn Side Trees. Hog
skins and Plush. nraining anil be.'
cotton Webbing. and Sk'r,,ng Leather,
Mororco SKINS. buckles, Birdie Bst
aud S,irrup ltons.
White, Red. & Bisck Lead, White lead
in kegs. Indigo. Msd,irr, Spanish Brown,
Venetian Red, Crome Green aud Yellow,
C"pperas. ground perrer. Spec. Ginger,
Turpa inc and fancy S"ap. Blark and
Imperial Teas. C"pal Varnlsh. Gum tn
arum. Gum Msth, and Gum Shellsck,
Coach Varnish. Gunp"~ der. Salt. Tan
dies. L"sf and Blown Sugar. Malas.ss
Window Glass, 8 By 10. Puuy, Mails
Cotton Yarns, S"le and Upper !. ather
TIN Ware Of varnHs k,nds. aud Bu"ks
Hardware aud Cuulers. China. Queens.
ware, aud Glass. &r. &c. &c.
The subscribers nffrr their goods m reasnn
able trrrtfs. Tnry wc,s selerted with srea
lcare. and we feel determined 10 sell al surl
prices as will suit the times
T. MURRAY & Co.
May 81 rs 3fn,
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/ FRIEND:
United states District Court
OF North CafOlina.
I'm BtNkRUPTCY:

TN BANKRUPTCY:
- Notice 10 show cause against Petition OF
Thomas ]. Phillips, Of Orange county,
for. His. disfhatse and certificate as Bank
rnpt. at Newbsrn, on Monday the Gath
day Of October next. ~# 7@~s
Hudson NJ. Cave, Of Orange county,
Physician. forhis discharge and certificate
as Bankrupt; al Newbern, on Monday the
2iih day ol October next: .
Miles D,vis, OF Orange cotntS, for his
discharge and certificate as Bankrupt, al
Newbera. on Monday ,he2itli day OF De-
tober next. >
Publication ordered. t
II. POTTER, n. j. q: 5. y. G.
Angus, >. So ioa
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THE above indicates the title OF a
= monthly periodical, 70 be published
uf!ief the control Of the Southern Chris
tian Publishing Committee, so soon as an
adequate amount Of patronage shah be
procured. II is designed TO make this
sheet the vehicle Of religious intelligence
exclusively. and a means BY which that
portion Of the Church Of Christ, which
i denominaied TuE CHRISTIAN CnuRcHr
may exhibit their We've before the world,
Of the prominent doctrines Of the Bible,
the Organization Of the Church, and its
true and correct discipline. The evils oil
sectsrianisiri and Jisunion viii likewise
be brought under review, and the proper
remedies will be attempted TO be applied.
No favor viii be shown 10 tbst disorgafS:
izing demon party spirit. The Christians
proper standard will be Sc, forth in bold
relief. as a rallying point for all true, Pro.
,estants: 'rhe savfonr's claims as being
exclusively the Head of the Church, will
he defended and maintained, and he will
be held forth in all the energy and sim
pfici,y Of divine revelation. A place will
likewise be afforded for an account Of re.
ligious revivals, minutes Of conferences,
and such like ffat,efs. The Sun will b
published on large medium. sheet, Il
newspaper form. on the FIST day Of eacl
month, al one dollar per snhuri, PAYABLE
always III advance. 'fhe place Of publ
cation will be stated by the Committee
of which notice SHAFT be giyen to subscri
hers in the first number. On the recep
| ton of the first number by the subscii
beers, the YEARLY subscription will be con
sidered as due.
Elder DANIEL W. kERa, Of Junto. N
c., having been selected 81 the Commit
tee as editor, communications should b
directed 10 him, Postmaster at Junio, Or
ange county. N. G.
| August ~ 81
! n. B. We hope ont friends will SEM
OF. their names Immediately. Be no
alarmed at hard times. Let us all get BET
!, ter and do better, and then times will b
better. Our paper is designed 10 efTec
general gd6a-=iherefore, ne hope to hsv
general patronage. Ministers Of ever.
flame are requested to aid us by thei
| communications on the subject Of gene
raj christian union, &c.
/ 4 FRtEND.
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<NHR .akseribers. haxiag established ihem.
- selves in Hillsborough. one door below inc
Pdntiar Offiee, would respectfully snnennee
|, = me r.ysiic that they have On hand an rsien
live assortment &c al the articles 70 ihrit iins
Of bnsiness, via:
Saddles, BRIDES, Mariingales.
Carriage. Gig. snd Carysll Harness.
Trunks. (bn,h ~ord aud iron i'smes.l
Carriage. SSlkey. Dfossr's. Tsig and
Wagon Whips.
Collars Of ell kinds.
Saddle Bag,. Travelling Bsss. and But
isla Robes,
A 6ns and large assortment Of Dts
SHRIMP honsT Spurs, &c. &c.
Al orders Cor the manufacture ~ afneies
for repairing sc. daae al the shoTttr notice
add IN the best siyle.
They promise that no txeriion on their pa
.hsll be spared In give sansfse,'an ,oihe pub
lie, and earnestly rsqaesi the iavnnr 81 2 irfzl
HOOKER & ID. PHILLIPS.
Janusts s. o.
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StYayhorn e. Nichols,
United states District Court
Of North CarSiiMa.
IN RaNERIiprCY:

IN DtNhhOf ttis
. II hire Ia show cause agains, Petition Of
William Fl. Woods, of Orange county,
for his discharge and certificate as Bank-
rGPl, at Newbern, oil Moiiday the 24ih
day Of Octobef iiext:
james G. Hollands If Orange eouhts;
for his discharge and certificate Of Bank
rupt, at New6ern. On Mohdsy lie 24,h
DAY Of October next. ...
Mauhew,M.Cauley, of Orange cauiity,
for his discharge and certificate as Bank
rup,, a, Newbern. on Monday The a4lt
day Of October next. -..z....@.-. +.
Jones Watson, of Orange county, lof
Ills discharge and certificate as Bankrupt,
at Newhern, on Monday tie 24lh day oil
October next.
Il PnbiIeaIinn ordered
II. POTTER, d. J. L. s. NC.
augls, Q. SO ios
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Notice.

fpHE firm of MEBANE & TURNER bring
this day dissolved by mu,aal consent.
tet request all thos. indebted 10 the concern
T., come forward and sr,ilr their at, oup,s
forthwith. without further notice. a. money 10
greatly wahted. We hope none will except
themselves Ttnn, this rn,cr. " ~
# MEBANE e. TURNER.
Afil 10 s...t. # 20
---sses~--
EcSS The business vii hereafter he
slsES cobd"rtrd by the subscriber. lie
would rsinrn his thanks To the pnhiic for the
lihcfsl psirnnarr heretoinrc extended tn tbs
fifms and hoBer f"r rnniinnanre 81 the same.
JAMES MEBANE, JR.
April IS =...-*..- 20
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RufaIo Spring.

EnuE sahscrsbers hnEiag maae eans,asEaaae
y .sdisioas "a lhsir in.pssssmsnls sisee iasl
ssassn, are naw pF@8aEed 10 aecainn1e4Ae -
iissssased aafAber e risilefE
SHELTON & KENYON.
R.salo spriass. seektsabsEg 60. Va
sfsy > Ief2
r. 5. Far psniesisr iafsrusiiea wish fessse
10 shs Bsaalo sPriag. see hand siiik S.A =
May }.
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WATCH u 8

81
yr .RaUEL LYNCH las The pleasars q sa-
- assreass q ~ ineaos ard he Pshise go
sSdsff9. ffrT he kAs rreessed fram fhsiaaxiPaia
8 zeal sssessaent 81 1gNkLLkkfs eeasisi'
hgsm part af
Cold aad Silver Lever waaehss. and
sf.ss Verge Wssrhrss
Gold sasrd ard FOB Keys
Fsae Geld Ring.
bssssi Plns and EarFings.
silssf Peaesls. and Leads 70 ssit.
SILVER Thimhles.
G1id Hears and Crosses.
a rich sssarsmeni Of Silsrg and Steel
speessflrs. IN sais al ages.
sslser Table and Tea Spoons.
ssirSpsors. and natter knisss.
Rossfs' snpesiaf Knives add ScisscFf,
Silver Ear add Tooth Pleks.
Money Pars~s. and rsolh Brushes.
Gsla Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gil wsrh Keys and Chains,
SiK.Br.id. and Elastic 0osr6s fo'
Waschsss
t;ald Barrel Tsorke,s,
Coral. Cub Isockets.
or Wasehes ard csoskS e an desefiftf5nl
sSeaasd and fsPaSied ID his aesusiomsd sSPs
f5arpfyft.
nay
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WENAtf&M 80 @%ME&F*#MM
ehasaxIeT. rhess si.faef sss proved ~ The
have enrea. and No seeornpany their eeriill-
Gates wilh lheir namss and places ofresidenre.
These orfiifiraGrs nes amemnl % thousa ma.
beias hunssedsa n each parsicnlar hind Il dis-
ease TheS eazsues zoe mesi lnehifai aad
iavefsrale ease~ af SgItfsla. Piles, DyspePsaa.
Jsendies, Billioas and Liver a1eeilans. aeaie
aud ehronir Rhenmaiisa. Asthma. Erenehiils,
Scratches az sell as Anroos Censampston.
habiiaal eosliseness. Worms, Siomseh and
Bswsl eemPiafhis Or 81 kinds, hsadache, sd
diaess. and nervous dehilily. eraPiise disess.
ca. and The elaadeds sAll6~. nnhralthys sp
pearaRcs of The sk7h. arising frsn sarioal
causes Of III health Fever and Asut Of ever
variety. sestled Pains in the aide. back ogRani
and iimhss hsihiors. ulcers. fool breath and 90
ward fever. night sweats and general weakness
ami less of appetite me t1uEips swollen fse'
and gums. affscsions Of the bladder. kidney
spleen and plura, aud the sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
20 frmales. tazether with very nianf afhe
maIsdies which eanuht hel hfre tntnieraisd
The eenfrates &c eafs IN al thess disrssf
are .tss.nense 10 number, snd clear. direct, sn'
expllrA M desrn plion, and eofsihg they q
IN every rase frnf9 me persSuf cured, .they az
iadispuiahle and conclusive IN authority
These ineslimz BE medicines should thersfaT
Be kepa BIZ syery family and grown person q
the Uasan, a. they will be Gonnd IN be no
only the best remedief cor disessf,' bai sfse u
mot cerisin pteSeufafses, and The snrra 70
ndsalors of soand, cheerful and elastic health
They are slngulariy mild and sgreesb'e !
their operation, and though perfectly eheesaal
never occasion even the temporary psostTatio
and nausea. which always fnllow the use .
coarse. drastic pnrges and the use nfeslame
! Prepared Wholesale and retail bs Dr.. Am. I
MoiTaii. s75 Broadway, New fofk. For sal
also by the agents.
n.y. These valuable Medicines ar
sAS Tor sale al the offiee ofthe HILLSIDE
b. HEsRTT. Agrnr.
S,l, ~. 80
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Notice.

ALI those indebted 10 The late firm Of
- PARKER a. NELSON By note or
account. must pay before the close Of Sep
temlssr Court week. or they may have 20
pay cost - longer indulgence eannct DO
given.
WILLIAM NELSON.
AsssH %. ss-
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Fresh Lucerne and
clover Seed.

TUE subscribers have jus, received q
fresh supply 81 The above seeds.
MtCKLE & NORWOOD
July 25. 34-
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r 4 s the Subscriber intends 10 eoni'nne me
N business al tue old stand Of Parker 4 Mel.
son. he would take this method 10 inform his
friends and the public generally. that hr has
inst received large and we'll seiseted zs'ort
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MoFFAT,s I'LL
Vegetable Life Pills
PHRxIx BITTERss .

Tf4H4E tapeflstIFe IEssf~
4 Z zs<,< ak< I,*<s tnag fias >
aras.ifrd a. eftakllzlmA re.
paiasiea tas dHett sad lhss.
nabe eniksEy - 81 &c pHs-
sal~agsnd aIdlnasy elsrssss
AZ xeli ss - macy others q
q peeali1r ard aggravated
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Job Printing.
EXECUTED Ar rus oFFiCE
II l. l. S R0U q n. N. T..
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
nv DENNIS nEARTT,

ar rHREE DOLLARS TEAR, on Iwb boLtats
Fifrr cEsrs ~ psib m A. tsSeE.
Those who 10 no, give notice Of their win
10 have their apcr dsconiinutd AZ the expHa'
lion 81 the year, wiltbr pres hmed as tranns
us oitinDan,c until rountctmIuted And u"
paper will lie discontinued until all arrcstng's
arc pad. unless ii the option ri the publisher
Advertisements mol ,xrccdinp sixteen lines.
one dollar lur q e fret. aud tUc,s.s five srns
Tor ear . stflisf qn.ni Insertion; longer ones :"
proportion. ourt advertisements cn;s hs'
por eent higher. A dsdwiior ~ 81 per s'n''
VII DC made TO advertisers by the year.
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Lost or Misiaid,

a MITE Of hand against Johr A len, d.
ceased, lar thitty.dSe do l.rs. Dated IN
September, 1887, all persons are Their, fore
cautioned against traditr Tor the zane
$500" JOHN ALLISON.
Angst is. *... "a
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THE SUPREME REMEDY ron
Fever and Ague and Bilious
Reyers.
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bi.ssKsE fer ssit al ibis 0see
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-17
H. OFrlcR, No. 46 Green-street. -
NORTHERN STAR & FREEMEN's ADVOCATE.
ALBANY. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1912.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

We hope that the friends Of Temperance will
recoIlect that the adjourned meeting Of the Union
Temperance Society takes place this evening, at
the Methodist church, in State-street continued.
We regret that many Of the friends Of the cause
should have absented themselves from the last
meeting. We expect those who feel interested
for the welfare Of our people, to come up and
lend their influence in sustaining this cause. If
those who are leading men among Us hesitate or
refuse, what may we expect from others. We
hope all may see the necessity of a combination
of effort, for the total overthrow Of this evil M.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-17

this article and that some of them may find it be-
ne6cial
Men should reflect before doing an act for fear
/ they might not do Justice to one another. Per-
sons in general very apt to speak slightly and
contemptuously of their colored brethren, when
they are in the presence of white people, which
makes them appear ridiculous, and gives the
white man an opportunity to say that they are a
treacherous people to another. They think
at the time it makes them appear larger than they
really are, but in our humble opinion it makes
them small. We should be very careful always
to do unto others as would they should do un-
to US, that is, to speak evil of no man. If we
can do no good to one another we should do no
harm. We should show to the public now that
we are trying to promote one another's interest,
for the elevation of ourselves and the rising gene
ration; but suppose some should ask, what have
| to do with that an individual? We would
answer, every individual in the country has some
thing to do with it. Some of our colorcd friends
want to know what we have to do with tempe
rance. We would answer that ardent spirits has
created great deal Of discomfort in many of our
families. How awful it is for man to come
" intoxicated, and how much more distressing
for woman to have a large family of children,
half naked, nothing to eat, wood to burn of a
cold winters day, and drunken husband. We
are very much surprised that when there is a tenn
perance meeting so few Of our talented citizens
attend, and especially those that call themselves
read much, and yet what little talent they have
is buried within them. 1t is like light that is
hid under measure, that no person can see.-
But We say, let your lights hereafter shine come
out from your long sleep and tell the world that
you are walked up, that you have been engaged
in sefinterest too long and have forgot the colo
red population. We trust that hereafter you will
make yourselves more useful. You have stood
aloof long enough, SO away with all your con-
ceited imaginations, and from this time become
the friend Of the oppressed and distressed. Intem-
perance is of the greatest evils that prevails
among US, and let the co!ored people of these
United States become temperate people and
they would gain more credit for themselves than
all our abolition frien:ls could do for us. Then
let US engage in it heart and hand, and when it
can be said we are sober, industrious and INTEL
ligent people, we shall receive the favor of all
classes of community. NJ. |
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-17

we gratefully acknowledge the receipt through
the medium of the post Office, of five dollars, from
Y A~Friend<to the cause of Temperance and Free
dom" The association receive this as an earnest
Of the estimation in which their undertaking is
held, and hope to receive many such tokens Of
good viii 59
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-17
AN ADDRESS TO COLORED YOUNG
MEN

/ MEM.
Dear youths, you will doubtless receive word
OF admonltlon from one that feels it a duty incum-
bent on him, as he has been favored with more
years to reflect than yourselves am aware.
youth is the time to form our connexions, regu-
late our affections and adopt measures to elevate
ourselves. To do this, shall suggest few
thoughts, as they seem to present themselves
Y You will please to read them for yourselves. In
travelling through the country, mean out of the
city, in any part of the United States, or in Eu-
rope, on all public roads you will discover hand
boards, on which you may read to enable you
the more readily to direct your steps to the place
of your destiny. So it is in your case If
you mean ever to be men filling place in So
ciety of respectability and usefulness, you must
begin now in your youth. If you have paid any
attention to the change of custom within the last
six eight years, think it more than probable
you will agree with me that everything has great
ly changed and much for the better. You might
go anywhere almost and see some of the mostre
spectacle citizens in the land in the habit of go
ing to all kinds of places where the Intoxicating
glass stood always on the counter ready to admi-
mister the poisonous draught, and it was thought
nothing of by any one. 1t was not noticed; and
indeed you might see more. You might see them
often intoxicated that their friends had to take
them home and very little was said it was GEN
tleman and he was rich, SO Of course there was
no harm. But how is it nowa IF man of anvy
grade known to drink, he is ptied by his friends,
gainsaid and prosecuted by his acquaintances and
friends, and despised by all respectable persons,
and ninety mine times out of hundred become
abandoned by all their respectable connections,
and to drown every sense of reflection they are
very often in short time brought down from
the very pinnacle of honor to wretched drunk
ards grave.
What then must be the end of young man of
color that has nothing to depend on but good
conduct, by which he justly gains good charac-
ter by pursuing proper coursee But he must be
very careful in reading 9. boards, and be sure to
take the right hand road that leads to the city of
temperance in the state of reformation, short
distance from the capitol ofequal rights. Imean
by this singular dea that the people of color that
honestly feel for their oppressed brethren in these
United States, must know that they can do
great deal towards assisting in their deliverance
if they viii but try. The fact is, I feel cali.
ed onby our commonfasher, that hasof one blooda
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-17
agents:

WILLIAM A. TIsoN, New-York,
THOMAS ADAMS, do
MARTIN Cross, CatslEill,
WILLIAM GREEN, Hudson,
FRANCIS DANA, Schenectady,
FRANCIS THOMPSON, Athens, N. Y.
ALMoN BENN EFT, Delhi, do
JOHN ROBINSON, Boston,
ABRAHAM +. BosToN, Nantucket,
Mr. GAGER, Boston,
A. w. NILES, Portland, Maine,
II. CHANDLER, Bath, do
HENRY HUSTON, Brunswick, do
ROBERT GARRISON, do do
JOB WENTwoRTH, Portsmouth, N. H.
Rev. JOHN w. LEWIS Concord, do
w. WILLY, Hallowell, Maine,
JOHN L. CARTER Augusta, do.
JAMES Cook, Belfast, N. H.
EHEN RUBY, Durham, do
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-17

And in the city Of Albany all colorcd friends who
feel friendly to the will act agents in soliciting
subscribers.
All persons acting as agents will be allowed on each
yearly subscriber, % per cent.
There is agent wanting for this paper. Apply at
the Office.
All agents will be active possible in getting sub
scribers, will please forward the money with the
III this Office and the papers will be to their direction
without delay All agents will be entitled to so for
each yearly subscriber
We trust that lovers OF temperance, education and
equal rights, will assist in sustaining this paper.
All persons wishing the paper will send their names to
the Office, No. AS Green street
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-01-06

this inquiry. Those who voted for it were no
more bound to regard the law (and it would be
nothing more) as sacred than those who voted a
ganst IT. 1t was to be obcyed while it existed,
but was changeable like all other laws-the fol-
lies engraited upon it to the contrary notwithstan-
ding. The idea of pledges was everywhere Civ
EN- up. How FAR the circumstances under which
1t was passed gave frmness and endurance to its
PROVISIONS was another affair; that was for the
People tojudge; for himself, he considered him
sell totally uncomnitted 10 endure it single
moment beyond the time it should be of public
benefit. Had any scruples been felt on this
point they must have been removed by the dec
larations of the Senators from Kentucky and Del
aware, MIR. CLAY and Mr.. CL.yToN) They
had openly anticipated abetter and more effectual
bill ofprotection within nine years, founded on a
looked-t'r change of public opinion in the Wes-
tern States"
The question then is to be regarded as an open
one. 1t is to be settled on the ground of mutual
Interest," policy and expedency, with all the helps
that experience may afford, and with the aid of
such enlightened wisdom and discretion as Con-
gress may DO able to bring to the subject. The
Stocked for change of public opinion in the Wes-
tern States," we believe, has already taken place;
and the "better and moro ctiectual bill of pro,ec-
ton" is now called for by the West, the East.
and by the great interior.
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observed, had sunk down into sitting pos
ture. The black bonnet was drawn by the
eXecutioner from of bis eyes and head. 1t
was found that he was corpse! No exer-
ton had the slightest effect in awakening in
him the spark of life The phycisians, saying
all they could on such subject, declared that
he Sled from the effects of strong imagination.
William ka,t was conducted to prison a.
md the clamors Of the populace, there to
await judgment for his misdcctls
Eliza, the unhappy daughter of an unhap-
py father, retired to a convent for life, iinmc-
diately on learning all that had passed