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aoos-ths, since maltcaul done away Internal In
posemcots ~itesny the day. will uespsss. Mr. Spesk
longer upon the indulgence Of the House. will
nov resr the many applications before ssking ap
preparations; the janice River and kanswha Company
nearly million Of dollars the S,sunton and Scottsvls
Road large amount 9ioo 900. the Valley Turnpike
$50 0O0 the Stanton and Pakersburg Road, and
others asking larger smaller sums.
Let and reflect before advance step further
The people have night expect their 20 be lessen
Cd not increased; they bore the increase willingly and
cheertuy, the honor and credit OF the Common
wealth that having been preserved, and the necessity
"ung no longer, they have right and i'm their name, de-
mand that their DO made light practicable
that they be taxed but enough raise sufficient funds
the present demands against the State and for the
port Of the Government economically administered.
have endeavored to show, Mr. Speaker that there is
no absolute necessity for this road and, there H. that
according the showing Of the friends Of the the
resources Of the county through which IL 10 to pass,
ample for its construction; and that whether this be
not, the State should be involved in this additional
debts and above s that you have right the good
people of any one portion of the Commonwealth for the
exclusive benefit of another.
tender the House my thanks FOR the very patient
tenon they have given me, and sincerely hope that the
motion which had the honor OF making will preva-ihat
this bill will be indefinitely posiponed-and that in do
ing shall sound the death kne Of all similar appica
tons pending before this General Assembly!
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The proposition to elect Senator Of the U. States in
place of Mr. Rives day this week. yet pending in
the Senate What its fate may be, empowered
say What it couid have been but fer sickness and
absence OF members, believe there is very little doubt
We shall see how the Senate will play the game, and
quite indifferent pOliiiediy any result that stocking
the cards may produce. All ask from political
opponents, is fair play. If they beat fairly,
will take the beating kindly We complain OF
fair beating, though apt do of a foul one.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
MARYLAND.

Reverdy Johnson Esq., elected U. States Senator from
Maryland for years, place of Mr.. Merrick-a gentle.
of high and acknowledged talents.
DELAWARE.
Jno VI. Clayton Esq., "a of great import is
ed Senator Of the u States from the State of Delaware for
elk from i,h March in plseo OF Mr.. Dayard
MASSACHUSETTS.
Daniel Webster Esq, is unanimously appointed by the
Wing party OF the popular branch Of the Massachusetts.
Legislature, U. States Senator for years from 4h March,
in place Of Hon. Rufus Choa,e, who declines reelection
The Of the Senate which is unanimously
Wing, Is not doubted.
RHODE ISLAND.
1.-THE Rhode Island Legislature on Wednesday, elected
Gen. Albert C. Green Whisl U. S. Senator for years.
from the 18th OF March succeed Hon. John b. Fran
els, whose term then expires
On the first ballot, convention Of the Houses the
result choice second baloting was then order
ed, which resulted as follows:
For Albert c. Green So
Lemuei II. Arnold 81
Oiney Ballou IS
John II. Clarke
Samuel +. Mann
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LANES RIVER CANAL

0SrThe public is hereby informed that the wa
ter will be let into the Canal Msiden's Adventure on
Wednesday the 22nd inst, aud at Middleton Mills on tho
Saturday thereafter As much anxiety has been felt
aud expressed about the depth Of the water in the Canal
heretofore, may be proper say that any gentleman
feeling sufficient interest In the matter may see md know
for himself .hc true state Of the case by personal examna
ton, the Canal j. clear Of water and all lie lLLE
80 DrfEcrs may be easily detected " they BE- found
shall leave Richmond Tuesday morning next, and
would be pleased % have any gentleman accompany me
along the line. point the SPOT the Canal where tho
watoTis but "25 feet deep" RICHARD REiNS
Supd't Repairs LET Sec. ]. X. Canal.
January 18th, 16i5.
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OBITUARY.


The subject Of this obituary, WALTER {. DAY. Esq de
parted this lie "Wednesday last the lIl ruition OF
blessed hope IN Christ For several years last ras he &C.
cuped Of the most responsible offices in the town of
Manchester, heTo be lived end dicd the duties Of which
he performed with eye singy the interests Of the COM
muny. In oil the relations Of life. he honored for his
love Of Justice and his deeds Of mercy The Church Of
God has lost efficient, pous member; the town. va
liable officer; his family-nDnc tell their loss Bless
ed with a strong mind which had been well cultivated he
devoted most Of his time the education aud training of
his little boys, who need most his fostering care.
My friend, thou art gone 10 n happier cline Our loss
mourn; but 10 thy gain rejoice. The God in whom
thou ted, and who sustained thee in thy last moments
will be God to thy partner and rFahor thy children.
In The death OF this good man, may draw lesson Of
instruction. few days ago. he well and had a long
life in prospective he in the cold silent grave
Verify, "in the midst Of life, in death" a little
while ago. his friends gathered around him social
communion hou, they weep DER his resting place. No
shall his elknown step cheer his acquaintance; no
shall hear his friendly voice. But, thanks be to
God he walks the streets Of the New jerusalem and
Joins his voice with "Sains and just made perfect"
who swell the heavenly choir 10 songs Of rodcemng love
around the throne forever.
May he who made us, und has provided a ransom for
US, sancdfy this aieion to the good Of all 10 this
world and IN the world come. PHILOS.
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T. W., s.sim. Franz. Msrs. Cowsn. k..s, In l.. A.
Suekles. TIC, t.fgn,sD. billiard. fissnAn, ks~Lu
feer', D uosiee, Ueodsoe. OnwI-S7.
Noes--Nessi-. Scuthal. tSpeaksrl Brown. F.ltop c(
n, Fra. er Csne.on. Seisggs, Myers, fio"d Mosesy,
beahfnr' fos, ro.er. BtoadJns. of T., Brosddus. of
noeson. Nsrshsl Of r.. Edmunds Of Tyre. Psyns
Brooks French, McPherson. OF o. Winston, Lee NRss,
Of H., Turarr. Of j.. To~sss, ssnnh. Wallace, Mayo,
Farley. Rsmey, Grub. Tsyos. Of L. Ssrvios, Bnlups
Hail. bssksrvis Wade. Prssion. OFsrral khy. Cabsl.
Taylor, OF b Wa'u Happier, Yerby, Edslnrton Turn
sr Of Boiling, wcher Lsnisr Coeks, Dsy STROLLER,
Moore, White, Minor. Stephenson, Rice Jscksou Fuou
Wooion--63. Il. - ~ 7T-T1-'
Mr. AspExsos moved that tho report and papeu accom-
panying .. be laid on the table and printed -1tf
Mr. uARsm called the ayes and noss which were t,kep
aud 90, So So hs mosioa 70 ay on the
table and print prevailed. i..aa sfts'ts
Mr.. STOvALL moved the following usoution, i.,s 90.
Rsseired, That the Committee Of Piviisgss I'd Eec
tons enquire into the eligibility of John J. Jsckses the
member from Wood aud Richie In The pesssns
ensrsi Assembly, with power send for pssuns snd pa
pcrs.
Mr. SrovALL had heard that ths member alluded 10 wss
Co"monweshs Attorney la Wood, and therefore inelig-
bic. tie appealed To Mr.. Jackson to know.
Mr. Jackson would satisfy the gentleman and the House
proper ume that hs had good right 10 scat here q
the member from Halifax.
Mr. wnrrK hoped the House would not siv, x.v d, his
mode Of proceeding II Mr. Sova would make bis ebsrv,
no would hcsr him; but he wuod 10 forth snquirns
into defects Of brother members tides TO sesu
Mr.. ANDERSON said n motion 10 adjourn We always
In Order he would make tina, motion which prevailed
ayes So, noes IS.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. kpwKfL That the COMMITTEES VI Courts enquire
into the expedeney Of passing Law providing for auditing
tho accounts Of the contractors upon the Fishing Greek and
Brandonville road.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 20. Is4s.
Meeting of the People of Richmond, on So..r

Meeting Of the People Of Richmond, on Saturday.
We publish the Official proceedings Of the people ss-
,urdny evening They were, published, adopted with
very little division. They supported By Mr.. Scott Mr.
James Garland Of Luxembourg. and Mr. Cabs himself and
opposed by Mcssrs wiekham and d. II. London. A few
other gentlemen made incidental remarks. Tho meeting
abou, 500 strong aud would have been much larger,
but for its being Saturday, and called announcement
hour.
We shall have n wind 10 sax IN nnnrrnur.
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McNnIfr,a DrlanIf

This quite astounding the Democracy, but will
scarcely surprise any Wing So very flaming Patriot was
suspicious per SC See proceedings. Mr. McNulty pro
missed TO make all good, which shall believe when we
see Proceedings defeued.)
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MR.. MCNULTY.

This person. the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
at Washington, Saturday, unanimously dismissed
defaulter flor about S4O,OOO In the Ohio Legislature
he great Anti Bank, Sub Treasury Patriot and 10
noisy that the present Loco Foco House picked him out Of
the whole American People for their CLERK Hugh A. Gar.
land, Esq.a Virginan Scholar and genemen not be.
ing supposed quite thorough paced enough SO
a body. Parlicu lars Tomorrow.
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From tie Wheeling Times.

Agreeable to previous notice, large meeting of the
Ladies Of this City held the City News Room of
Z. Wharton. Esq, Saturday afternoon, tho ,h instant
for the purpose OF making such arrangements Will
tribute ia the laudiblc enterprise of the OF
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Weather IN Europe !

The great French Astronomers M Arago) prediction
OF hard winter the continent Of Europe, appears By
the last arrival to have been in way OF full completion
Here, we need not say That have had almost Spring
january.
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MAR RED,

In the county Of Caroline instant by Rev W.
Cole, ROBERT CHINAULT, Eaq- to Miss LUCY ANN REDD all
| Of said county
or Religious Herald will please copy.
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liilifnru Cnnrrnfinn
Observation-Disclosures

The Delegates from the Militia OF the STATE appointed
bic in Convention IN this city, will OF the
Richmond Fayeite Artillery, morning At IL O'Clock
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BlGGERs PRIZE OFFICE.
Drawing Of Pokomoke River Lottery, Ciass No. ~.
50 ~ GO 20 10 % 90 &C ~ 30 . 80
SPLENDID scHEHE
Capital S35 2g5 100 900 neuD

b- Lowest priSe sio-owof two No. prize $40 20
Drawing received BY Mondays mail Jan 20 Grand Capital.
s5J2oj. 10000 5000 1000 JlS9. $500 1900
prAesof 1900 &c &c 80 nos ~ drawn tao Tickets only
TfOS ". BIGGER,
A..
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HOYT,S PRIZE OFFICE.

The $4,000 prizes
Hoy commencing day with $4,000 tbs $4,000
evening, &c &C at HOYrS,
u 90 No zEreh,nse.
- bfs WEBB BACON q co.
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M En-

Atthe residence at her son ton Church HILL Mr. Edwin
Farra on Sunday, the 18th instant, about o'clock Mrs
susanna FARRAR, consou Of the late y. f. Farrar and
daughter OF the late Col Christopher Tompkins % King
William, ia the 9th year Of her oge
The friends and acquaniauces of her
to attend her funeral this day, half past o'clock from
the residence Of the former.
oy-Reigous Herald and Compiler will please copy.
In This city, Saturday, Jan 18TH Mrs DEsRE A. RAJ.
RiS, wife Of Robert Rankin. after Snort bat painful H.
ness u three days which she bore with Christian frnude
and resignation The funeral will take place at TRINITY
Church, tins day, at . o'clock, p NJ
The friends aud acquainances Of the family are re.pec,
fully requested h attend.
rs-Isl ,a,Il Rem NJ
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The PEE HENr s. of the Mexican Republic the wife of
General Herrera, now President, was il is stated once
factory girl at an establishment in Mexico where the Gem
era saw and loved her. Her Irene Nichols daush
ter OF Mr.. Nathaniel Nichols. OF Monmouth, Kenebec
County Mem. Y. ANERcAs.
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u The CELEBRATED race-iione BLUE DIcK died at Car
rollion yesterday morning.-[N o. Tiopie, jan 10.
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Correction.

In the SENATE proceedings, Thursday, the final
vote upon the adoption of Mr.. THoNPsoSs Texas Resou.
lions, the name Of Mr.. WALLACE omitted from the af.
hrmave-and the names OF Messrs. SUTTON, PEYroS,
and THOMPSON Of Amherst from the negative side Of the
question. The actual vote s,ood-Ayes 10, Noes 10.
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MEETING OF THE CITIZENS.

~ NJ GARSETT's is telling speech that side Of tn
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E;isiSiiity Of IA. Delegate from Faatsx.

Nc shall have word to say to. morrow.
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cOMsrOcK A cos
SARSAPARILLA.

- - 1ANU nANsE HHIfsR
For he esre Of S1cfula, cRysn;e Rg,yu,,:..-
General Dsbikfy. Cufcasoas D;,ss,,. 60
Erspfions effis Stia. nffer, PimpE, - ~
hiss on fks F0ef. AsrcurisI end SspI;I.s
DseGsss, Biks fSsm an Impure keln 49,
Ularatioas efiks Tkroof and LE, Pew, CO
Shedding u me Bones. Lfuer Affection, s.s
az Diseases arising from % inpsrs sfsts q
th Bleed. Expassrs and baprudsntt n az
Excessive Ise Of Mercury. &e.
TIVE great popularity Of Sarsspsrilla. and i.
u established efficacy. render Il superauou. =
enter into any encomiums Of is virtues, or addue.
any evidence in iis favor.
The Sarsapsnlla 3 warranted positively q,
good a. any ether that can be made a. One Dol.
lar Al jus, half The price Of Ihose 20 much adr,r.
tscd, and - strong and IN as large bottlsS VIZ
TiTrr CENTS PEE sorrIE, on nvr DOLLAR, N.
poxKS.
This article has cured scrofala Of 90 ,ean. r.
Ter the Dollar articles had been used IN vain.
Sold. wholesale, BY comsicck a Co, 81 Cor.
landi street, New YOtk; and By d. Heart, Hill.
borough, DR.. James Young. Oxford, and ]. 4 R.
Sloan, GreensboEough.
April 8. IL
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Fresh Medicines.

A Fresh Supply Of KoLMsToCK's
- vEMlFUGE, so justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from cniIdren, has Jus, been re.
ceived by the subscriber. The general
satisfaction il has given TO those who have
tried il, warrants him in recommending
il TO all who have children afflicted with
those distressing symptoms which indi-
cafe the presence OF Worms.
lie has also received fresh supply OF
Bartholomew Pink Expeclorani Syrup,
Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Extracior--at reduced pri.
ces,
Lins Strengthening Plaslers,
Balm Of Columbia,
Roach and Bed Dug Banc,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Baleman's Drops, .-
French Corn Plasters.
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Linimen,,
And small supply ofexcellent Ink Pow.
der.
For further particulars see otheradver-
iisemenls.
ID. llEARTT, agent.
April ;. 10
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PRICE REDUCED.
DIR. Tayior's
BalSam of LiverWOrt

Fur the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Catarrh,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Bronchl.
lis, Liver Complaint. and all Al. cIiobs
VI the Throat and Lungs.
pilis remedy il Invaluable and upequsiItj.
It's purely vegetable and highly medie,.
nal, mud aud gentle IA Iis effects upon the t)s.
ten, and b. ing entirely free from all mineral
products, by many so justly featej and dIssd.
eds perfectly safe, ~ v ell a. sslu,sry. From
. kno~ledgc ufiis properties, aud the wonder.
in' success which has attended il, even IN df.
hcult aud aggravated ,asss, for ntsIly ten
years, dnriug which IL has been in use. the
Proprietor feels no hesits ncy in intro durng IL.
and recommending il 10 all who unfortunately
may have accession 10 fesoIt TO come means OF
ferovery. Physicians not unfrtqucuily use II
InlheE practice. aud with the Medisal fa,uI.
~ generally. u has met with much more thsa
ordinary appreciation.
Certificates aud Testimonials could be fnr.
nlshsd IN abundance from tie highest aud mos:
respectable sources, u persons who eiiLtT
nave been greatly nlIestd by IL. or entirely re.
covered from sfict tions Of the Lungs and Ii.
yer, but We insert only the following.
CONSUMPTION AxD RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
taeked with violent and profute hemorrhage
from the Lnngs, severe cough, with the expe,.
iofati"n o. much mucous. pain in the head.
soreness IN the chest, and other distressing
symptoms. bought bottle OF Or Taylor's
Balsam OF Liverwou from 375 Bowery, which.
under the blessings OF Providence. Pave me i'm.
mediate 'el Fl. Its effect has been ,ucl, in ny
case, that l cannottoo highly pra,seit
CHARLES l.. SMITH.
April g 1873. 153 Tilicry street, Brookkn.
For . common Cold and Cough, this is one
oil The very best remedies ever discovered.
NIB There isa spurious and counteifri, ar.
TILE ailoai, and lately introduced into this
place. Therefore be careful to get the Qenu.
me: Which IL from 375 Bowery, N Y.
EW A Fresh Supply &c the above
Medicine just received and for sale at
THIS OFFICE. j.
November IL. @ .a es st--
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HI OLMSTOCK'S FERMIFUGE for the GER
tain destruction Of Worms. This much &c.
lebratcd article is for sale in this place by D.
HEART. The numerous lives that have been saw.
ed by this article, is a sufficient guarantee that
every mother should keep it in her house. The
public have been grossly deceived of late by cer-
tain other preparations got up in imitation Of this
They must consider 1t great blessing that thew
have now within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which is certain TO destroy any ouaI,
tity of worms child may have. II is useless 70
accompany this with any certificate, the article is
well known without.
Sold. wholesale, by Comstock & Co, 81 Cort.
land street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & n.
Sloan, Grecnsbcfough.
April :, 70
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EYER FALL.

The great secret of success in life i.
never 10 give up. II we were to leave
q legacy to our children, and had moth
ing better. we should bequ, aih 10 them a,
their motto "perserere. More is los
than people suppose by want Of well d.
rected energy--we do not mean that en-.
ergy which comes by fits and starts, but
a ceaseless, unliring ienacity Of purpose,
assisted BY sound common sense in The
affairs Of life. Your weak-minded men,
who give up a, the first rebuff. are good
Tor nothing. Great souls only achieve
immortality by dint Of uniiring persever-
ance. Look at Columbus, he was seven
teen years in procuring The little feet
which discovered world. See how
Washington toiled. year after year, amid
constantly recurring Disappointment. la.
boring. too. under the want OF money
and the suspicious of Congress; but he
Persevered, and orr independence was
achieved. John Jacob Astnr says il was
more difficult 10 earn his fist thousand
dollars than TO amass all the rest Of his
tweniy-funr millions. lie means really
that the habits Of enterprise. activity and
perseverance. which he fnunI necessary
10 earn his first thousand dollars. remain.
ed afterwards with him as habit, and,
assisted by capital, easily achieved his
enormous fortune. Most Of our rich
men have once been poor like him.
DO not despair, therefore. Let yonr
watchword be "never fail" Rise supe.
rIor to your fortunes, and you will yet
be great and rich.
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Medicines for Sale.

/ NE following Medicines have been reeeiy.
ed, and are for sale al this otfie,:
Spencer's Vegetable Anti.Billious and
Anti Dyspepiic Pitts. ... H. II
DIR. Hull's Medieated Cough Lozen
gcs
DIR. Hulfs Worm Lozenges
Dr. Lacount's Vegetable Tooth Ache
Elixir certain aud immediate rure.
And also Hadlock's Vegetable Powder
aud syrup, far diseases Of The Lungs, cou2hs,
Colds. Dyspepsia, aud Liver Complaints.
whtrhare highly recommended far all these
diseases, by citizens OF North Cafoliua who
have tired il with effect. ..+.
May ~. 81.
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10 eAA ~ - AEaaa p HEAFE ~ Nv
momshs heE distressed 81 tHihsI FsrsIF
q tlset0ii0HinE-
-lsn q ,ihis plsss. 4 haze sssn Yen,
bul aespsiFai 6mdinF Rs. I wlli elsds
yos. FsEewsll isssssE.
Yora DAu0RrKR.
HerfaiAsr sas rtrogaixsd 70 b highly
Esspseisbls I'D gsnllrnan. fesiting ae .
Na.hsills. Every oae rs lonrhrd : IN
sympslhy 81 his aPpsEeal suffering ssd
dlstFess. aad 81 ssrs snxious 70 assisl him
IN reclaiping his waysssd daughirr.
After . saIioas snd nnsocersslsl search
IN Ssndss evening. % was a. lenglh 80
esrisiGed .here she sas conreslrd. and
alsw gsntenen repaired 20 he house. bui
the rffs0n sho Vas roIeesling he ohiecs
Of lhslf ssareh resisted the.r snlfsnee and
rsins.d % gIrs hsI Or. They returned.
and having Ob'aiasd pIneess 81 lsw. re-
pared agaln 20 the houss. lIserms that
this new friend and his wlfs had heard her
story. and became interested 10 behalf 81
The poor unfpr unsls uandersr thus pur-
susd. 4 sliglI scSffle snsusd. which 1 =
lunalsly resul ed in injury 10 10 onr. and
she vas llken captive. buI MOI mill che
bad sIirmpied Ia draw boz is khi'e with
whiea she had been prosides, Cor her de-
fence. In momeni she was in her falh-
ers arms and fell D., ahis meek. weeping
bitterly. bnl declared that she wosld not
60 home. lie Ihen rr0ui.ed her that lie
would moi take her hume. bUl would car
~ her n place which he had selected.
I've suppose Il 10 b. the Lunatie Asylun)
and che consented 10 60 wilh hun. II On
~ remainsd % pr0tide . more suitable
dfrss. end those unhappy Visions who
had excited 50 intense an Interest. depart
ed upon their jaurns, At the dead OfhOur Of
The night.
The Isihsr Of this nnlorinnale femal.
evinerd Gar her the deepest ard m"sl ten.
deI feeling. Why should he noll She
wa.. and had ever besa, . darling rh,ld.
tie could not. he SAID. believe her conduit
criminal, nor did any ore else. She had
bsen iron childhood. affecilonsts, and do
Iiful. and exemplary Inconduri. lie had
discovered for many DAYS before she lef,
home. eeua'ndegree Of melancholy upon
her. She had long b.en passIonsiely fond
Of reading Novels. and The passion hal
eroSn upon her mil he deserted every
other employ mrnt. same vision ,f 30
nance hid flul.d before The eyes &C this
unhappy girl. aud ala! she pursued !, until
she had neatly ruin herself and broken
the hearts Of a doaiug iamily.
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Attention.!

10 The Commissioned, non Commissioned Of
.tesrs and Musieiaas belonging to the Cane
Crtek Battalion.
VoU are hereby commanded to attend \,
James Crawford's on Monday the 18th of
August, at Ii o'clock, equipt as the law directs
Tor drIil muster; and on Tuesday, the 5th, at 10
O'Clock, you viii attend with your respective coz.
panies for battalion exercise.
JOS. B. M'MURRY, Lieut.. Col.
July |. ga