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Me Mr.. Brown !" What, for piiy's
sake made you think of me exclaimed the
unofIeuded fair one, "shen there are So
many pretlier girls who may be had FOR the
asking"
/" Why, Sally. always know'd you 10
be clever industrious gal; and as TO beau
,y, by Jtpgo | believe you are ss pretty
as any Of them. Besides, I've found out
that all is no, gold that gliilers. So tell
me Sally whether you'll have the or not E"
/" / do declare, Jonalhon Brown won't
tell you q word about il tonight. This Is
fine way to come 0 counting, and pop the
question nlmos, al the first sight. don't
know whether III have you or not"
f" Wei Sally, perhaps I'm rather too alb
fupi but IN pretty blunt sort Of Teller
aud shaut stop when NY minds made Up
nor let Sip such an opportunity Of decar
ing il. Besides, as ! told you before, the
long winter evenings are coming on, and
after we're married We cant set ui3 ,oaeih
er and court every night in Tie week if We
| ke."
That's true Jonathan ! q d'nt think Of
ibnt. Wei then guess III Try and make
up nv mind to have you"
That's my own dear Sally; Ilurrah
I've got wife al last Nov let's seal the
contract" So saying lie planted hearty
kiss upon her uhy lips.
They we're married a Few weeks after
this c, enlf1l evening, and Sally made Jon.
athon an excellent house keeper md an nf
fectianaie wife Whether he drIfauded
her Of her due Of being caurtcd during the
long winter evenings, history does not re.
caeI
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.EESCEEE.H.g'E0gS.

JONATHAN ~ SEARCH OF 4 WIFE.
ni'han Brown sss one OF the hkrlcsl
r iows Who resided 10 the pioasan, village
n Neuochi1k, ia she year OF or Lord
I-al lle vas about SIX and ssenly years
3. see az o strong, athletic figure, and Il
ais ssld he could NOV over more aces 81
atd. O Ay up more rods OF Stone walls 10
}ay, than any I'D 10 ihoss psf;s.
lis father had been dead about three
years and bali AMI had lgfi The bulk Of
lis property, consisting o. large dacIng
loose and a furnishing farm, TO BIS below.
.ue Jonathan. lis Young user lived
vsa him end ha mother sc,eJ 10 aa ca.
f-.ty of house keeper.
Afer be fliher'. dea,b every thing went
aeto.bly enough lur q time but at length
lie old lady unni scly aimed al despite au.
Hsfty, ard expressed resolution % Iesu.
a,ei.a hcuschold aGai's, without regard
be cgnyfn.cGee or washes ii her SOL
jonathan bore u patiently enough fora le~
a9,as bu, one day, after . vio'cnl dis.
aa.e Uuh h.s maternal parent, respecting
We pppfiely Of killing sud selling DOWN
aetser hsto-c or after iAsuAsg I'iag, Jon
tsn uaIdqu'y dec!afcd IS Noud li,c 50
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= 'a''' ~ "'''"
itvasi o'clock ID iha afIerrao tHc
Il! of November, when Jona'h4n B'oen
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Fi1''' UNI ''. 49, n.l
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s''ns y 'ihe's NV ,o,II,a,,
w "a sVaus' s''',9'
H''e'' 'nctn 'nouR"' .1
1--WE "ef' Ahu " W VIZ 'o".e' y ~,
worst 'aefe oA'y ',also" =
tga' osaa'y' W. IVY, ~ IN I'M
9" ana ha' oeen wen ofooS"' " ~ =,
maze any 'r-n aeop'a' "'.a' nS jug =.
e'cia'ned Jonalhno' VINO oy 'N'' '''"o va. ''o'
H',N.d q m'el' mo e'9i''f's nip' .."I -
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r-.m he Ner orleans Picayune, SEPT g
T9tql defeat 0f he Ner.cqas- Ge1. S.ou IN.
onmprd rfiia tr5 md a ha}f miles from he
Ctf4 III H,rica- .ifisttcc brtr-H The ata
irw~s Negotiations 9th Mr. 7.dst f.r q
Peacs CoumtqccL
Tie e. s Steamship Mary Kipgsland
Capt. John Davis, arrived On early hour
tins morning Ry her We have received
our letters from Mr. Kendall from the 22l
% Tic rs II of Aug, all dated from Tacu.
bayo. courier despatched by him or
the 20.h with tie first account of the bat.
tie Tough, on that DAY was Gu, Of.
From map and plan &c the battlefield
before us. we note that lhev are cujled lht
battles Of Contrcfas and ChurUbusco-st
called from fed works Of the enemy 0
those names The victories were decisive
bot 50 far as We can edee from hasly pc.
tusal OF a portion Of our etters, the pfopo
sljan fnr ~ arm's,ce wns made by Gene
raj Srou-probahly at the suggestion oil
he British embassy.
Or victories have been purchased at n
vast loss Of valuable life, as viii be seen By
the following list;
!. = ~ i'AKS.
h',,"' - mayor M,''7' ~" lH'"''F
CsP', hu'he' ~ At''aar' CaP'' hanson
"a Infantry Oap'' hotn'on' "a D'a'
eo'hs Ohp'. \apFoh' /" Af'l"etN' 'aP'
Quarlee, 18Th lotanttv; Capt. Anderson
- iniah,ry Lieut. IRONS lS' A''''ety
ta' Htla, hca 70 ven oad"a'lo"et s'aH
hleu,' Preston Johnston - a ,l"efV, ou'
attached 10 Magfuaef battery L''nI' Ee'
r. "a Infantry Lieut. Goodman, Ion 10
malty Lieut. liotnan' Isl At",ety'
u ohnaed' --CoI CIalk' D Infantry
slightly Cot MotGan, LON ln'an'Fy' Sc
yefcly MaJ. W ode, 81 ATtl'eIy, severe
" hal' bonneVllle, ON inian''y slgh"y
Capt " esseI's, "a Infantry, severely capt
Fhll' hea'ny' Isl Dragons le'' arm sho
of Capt. McKeynolds, 81 btagoons' Sc
vereIyi Capt. Craig, 81 Infantry, severe
Dy; Capt. Ross, 1'h lniantry, severely
Cnpi' }. X Smith, "a Infantry, severely
Capt. Chapman, oh lotGnity, slightly
Capt. johnson 9lh Infantry, slightly Iap'
Holden, I'm lot 'fyn slightly ; Csp'' nam
away, lst Artillery, slightly Capt, Holl
man o'h lni"n!ry' s'shtIy' Lieut. 9couy
Ter Hamilton lSt Inan'Ty' bul Attached u
Gen. Scouts slaii' severely Lieut., HaIIo
way, s,h Infantry but attached 10 Smrh
Light Battalion severely Lieut. bacon
Oh Infantry severely Lieut. CaI'endef
OF The Ordnance, bat commanding no"l'
ger battery, seve'eiy Lieut. Arnold :
Artillery, severely Lieut. iermon morn
81 DoSoonS, attached to Cot Garland
stat, slshiy Lieut. llenof'ckson' ON ~
tan'ry, severely Lieut. humoer' .'h ia
lan'ry, severely Lieut. boyn'on' ISL ~
unfTy' on' attached 10 ay LOT oa"efs
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Thompson, in dashng gig. drove into the

some chance. However won't qui, the
house till I've popped the quesiion-~if
do III be darned-and If | get the bag, it
won't kill me-"
Simon Thompson was received by the
ladies' 10 their kindcsl manner, but poor
Jonathan was IIeated With killing coldness
which made him feel rather queer. But
no btavey resolved to bring the matter 10
al issue and accordingly when Nabby
elt the room 10 attend 10 some household
duties, Jonathan rose aud, much TO the
surprise Of all, and to HE great annoyance
Of S.mon, followed her 10 another apart
men'-
Nabhy," said Jonathan, " I've becu
thinking about taking wife. Mother 5
got so iatnation cross that cat live so
no longer-and there's no cal N al these
parts that like hall 20 well as DO you
and II you'll have nc. don't stand shlly
shally about H. bat sex 50 at ouce-ard |
don't believe lha, yoa'Il have cause to re.
pent H."
N4bby bIu,bod to the e;cs--'o Nj.
Btoan," she slamuered out. after biting
her thumb Lats Iof few momeuts; | am
much obliged 10 you fJr your good opinion;
but ! regret hiatus cot q ny power 10 con.
tuhu'o to Your happiness. hoge ycu'il
fad partner more deserving than poor
Nsbb, Jones. any ra,e youctp', lpor
~ nc lam alfoHdy -enga. cd r.
Whcusb Vhi,tled Jaua,Aan. "Ln,
thetr now, thought .. To are gong
d marty llat ,tual daads u t'o'Aer room
-4eil Jon', h-Iicye tell uak, you hlt
s. good husband as I shout-bul Il YOU
Ike Inn better, I'll Say no mere about ii.
I've dreld % coed mud to h,k hun
,ba9el -G0lIly, \ ,bby
He' ss.d } nathan a. lie 'rJdg 4
slowly along tie road winch lrd 10 tbe ven
etadls marion 81 Gen. Ilmtkirs, "the
game III -lut vho weU.I 5clcYe thit
such a cure AID s'gh "a as y ,Jby Jour,
would throw herself auay on tat sueakinc
ruapy. simon Taorpton Never nlDt.
there. as good G.h 10 the sea az ever uas
cauelt. uld ID, hard q ctu'tloll I'm iu,o
ms nett As be made tIas cou-oIng re
4 .clar, hc lourl himself elandiag ou The
door etgps OF AIeuFfai U0miSuU mouse,
Jonathan ems, rather susptsious glance
u9on lie wril POLISHED hrass knocher. hat
lad been adi,cdi1thc Gaera dro, since
Natc4's rlju.u Hon BOSTON Ihu', rs
ouch as 10 Say qplh be 10 br,cH,
tdlf no one sAol6 casef beie i.aoua
taackne
lleAacI t Hunneer an5 eay. uau
aetr. A q. ga taiaa Bout.
s,ol i ay asma, iisH
g'tare .r sr.'sa. Aa. " .1e.'
la .H.. she
# .. .H
.- tie t.. e.. og
a.a h"o
w word; NJ
Iassa u..u.t. ao aod asa, fog
te1.. Sn#lu a.m tyou'tc at boucl'
u suppose ,ru mo-' Re, iae BOBBY 49,
sr.aer.d tbs accomplished young isdy, /
raedefWlail, uis business wuh NO."
Il, die.tel up bis Saplay clothes,
.aaap dap, ue's come b spatilal.'
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MEEKLY ALMANAC.

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The DareIFiMg-M0use,

(buIlt Of brick) contains nine rooms, besides
Panries. Carrots, &C., is handsomely finished,
and PRETTY situated, in an extensive grove Of
oaks.
In every respect, this property combines the
a well Improved and productive Farm. justly
considered one of the most valuable, of its size
in Jefferson County. 1t is offered for sale up
on the most liberal terms, both as to price and
the time Of payment.
For further particulars, either apply to the
subscriber, personally on the premises, or by
letter, addressed to him, near Leetown, Jefier-
son County, Virginia.
PHILIP p. cambridge.
March a, lS47-f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-19

"My dear, where i, my Morning and Even
ing Devotion" said Mr.. Paul patington-
meaning a small book of that title, in which
he was accustomed TO read. Here il is, said
Mrs. Patting;on, producing a small bottle from
the closet; here it is, in the bottle He look
ed inienty in her face, TO see if malice was
actuatIng her, but all there was calm; and
rather than destroy her apparent satisfaction
at obliging him, he reiraned from explanation
and partook Boston Post.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-19

Toucu OF rue SuBLmE.-The feecy clouds
Of the morning We're now touched with ma
ture's richest vermillion; the sun was Just
hiung his radiant head above the stately trees
Of the forest; the ieathered Handles OF nature
sang forth their sweetest carols; and the uni
verse had borrowed the robes of May, when
Sylvia, more beautiful than Diana-,calked
oil to feed the chickens.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-19
BATH, BERKELEY SPRINGS, "
o'TERRALL & cos.
PAVILION HOTEL.

HyHIS celebrated Bathing and Watering
j place, is now ready for the reception of
company. Their means OF accommodating
guests has been greatly increased, by which
they will be enabled TO provide amply for so
persons, in the most comfortable STYLE
In addition to their well known Boarding
House they have leased the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-19

Memo LoGIc.-l tell you wat, Sam, hab
monstrous 'spute wild massa dis mornin'
down in de cabbage patch"
"You don't SEES sol What YOU 'spute a
bout?"
why massa sed dar was only one person
in Noah's ark, and ] sed dar was more; but
prove TO him. did,"
'Ilow, Casari"
why it is strictly SET down in de Bible, dat
Noah come forth, and oh course dare must hah
been tree oders come out Tore him; dal's it.
! tell you prove il, Honey ]"
"Cgsar, YOU is mighty winteljgent mig
gah-you isw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-19

At a celebration Of the Fourth. in Indiana
Co, at which ladies' were present, Mr. Viii
ham Bar presented the following, in compli-
meni to one of the fair visters:
wish were the china cup,
From which you drink your tea,
I'd known that every sup you'd take.
Would be Kiss to me.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-19

Ma, they say marriages are made in hea-
ven; do you think they are? why. my
dear, it is very general opinion We'll,
perhaps they are but they seem long time
IN coming down 10 some Of u.s..