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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-05
UorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On Wednesday the 22d, Mr.. Cummins asked
leave to submit, resolution rendering the sympa-
thies Of the Congress Of the United States to the
people Of France and Italy in their present sirug-
gle; but objection being made, it was not receive
cd, unanimous consent being required.
The House resumed the debate on the notion
of Mr.. Clingman to reconsider the vote by which
the correspondence between the War Department
and Gems. Scott and Taylor, and the State DE.
par,ment and Mr.. Trist, was referred to the com.
m,tce on printing, to inquire into the prOpriey Of
printing an extra number of copies.
Mr.. Inge deprecated the spirit of party evinced
BY the Wing members Of Congress. They seem
to have lost sight Of the country in the effort to
form party issues. lie denied that the correspon.
dence was garbled, as charged by Mr. Chngmsni
and he defended the administration.
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or One Of the mos, impor,an, effects Of the re-
cent progress of Science is the alliance Of Che
n'istry with Physiology, by which new and un-
expected light has been thrown upon the vital
processes Of animals. For this we are indebted
chiefly TO the German and French chenists,---
We have now clear understanding Of the differ
ent action of ailments, poisons, and remedial a.
gents, and the long derided theory Of the blood
being the portion OF the system upon which the
latter should act, is now a demonstrated truth
The great object, therefore, is to ascertain what
remedy will act most directly upon the conssita-
ents OF the blood when in the act Of combination.
Experience, observation, and cloud Of witnesses,
establish the fact that
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
is at the very head Of this class. Cancer, scrof'
ula, salt rhepm, erysipclas. leprosy, ringworm
mecurial diseases, suppuration Of the glands
swsllmss Of the joints. aud all the diseases Of the
muscles and tissues, together with general debili
~ Of the SYSTEM yield to this pniaifng purifier O
the blood--for the blood is the channel through
which disease finds its way to the various organs
Of the body. ... 80
Prepared and sold by A, D. & D. SANDS
Druggists, loo Fulton street. corner Of William
New York, %
Sold also BY LONG, WEBB 8 Co, Hills
borough, by ALEX. 8. WEBB s. CO., Glove
Garden, Orange, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. -. -.e ..
Piice u per bottle. Hsx hossles for S..
February !, 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-05

.oaehrd srulrly Ill tie memhrTs 4 'hr
Pm,islahal GHsrmmFhgi and, silef N
interview, IN Whirh were VKehangrd tie
nablesl ssHlimenls, hey 10 ahndF nraam
PaniFl ilIis Representative Of = EFezi rs
liaa 10 Ills IliErshhaA u de M.srl d.
Vile. - . pr.af nf the saHaizi alzrslioa
srhish must err sEisi hrlstrn Ehe Ame.
rieza and Preach Republars.
TIE wbsls az the f.alaasls 0flle I0slh
aad 7sIh weIe neahy al massaered hy
tlrir own men Elr ErlBsiag 10 nssch >
gzin.l tlla TailsHies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-05

In the. Treaty with Mexico as i, came
from the Senate il is sci down that the
United States will not pay to its citizens
for claims on Mexico an amount exceed.
ing three and a quarter millions OF dol
lars,
The Presidents last annual message in.
formed US that claims 10 the amount Of
o., O26,l3 were allowed by the Mexican
Commission which expired in ls4s-,hat
additional claims amounting to s96s.627,
were allowed by the American Commits.
sioners. but not by the Mexican, because
their time had expired, and that besides
these there were other claims amounting
10 80, 336,s37, which the board had not
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PROM MEXICO.

Tehualiaplsn has been captured BY the
Americans under General Lane and TO
lionel Hays. A thousand Mexican lancvr'
were stationed there. One hundred Mex
leans are estimated 10 have been killed; III,
f0ss OF fnc fHfcffrsfs we pftc kiiseu- WHa
four wounded. About fifty prisoners were
taken. .-s
IL was rumored tina, Generals Pillow
and WoIth have been restored 10 lhei
commands. +@
The anniversary Of The ielarkaiion o.
the American troops WAS celebrated a
Vera Cruz on the 9lh uli. ISL. s.
The archbishop y, the capital had sub.
mi'ted written protest agains, the heavy
assessments tina, had been levied upon the
CHURCH property. ~>@. .s. ~.
santa Anna was again at Tehaun on
the l3lh. The Government had granted
him passport, bu, !. was supposed thai
his asking il was mere russ To decrive,
and enable him 10 pu. himself 81 the heal
OF large body Of troops.
The Court Martial demanded BY Gene.
raj " orlh had not been convened.
The last advice from Qurreiaro state
that the Congress was coming together
very slowly. At the last meeting, twenty.
one members were present.
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Ahh
rival Il the caIclOniA brings intelligence flen
Esraps thirlsen days laleE An he fo.mer &c.
counts Of The revolution in France are fuzzy con-
hmsd. The revolution Is complete, sna The Re-
public has been aekRawlelscd By the governments
d Gira, t,Iisin. Bslgium. and switzefiand. Mr..
Rush. cur minister in Paris. was among The 6ra
10 wall upon the Provisional Gossmmsni, and
oiTer congratulations in the name Of his govern
lneut. with an suppression Of the hnp~ ,ha, The
prosperity, happiness and glory ofihe freneh ma
ton would be promoted ~ the new order d
things about 10 be instituted in conformity with
the wiIl Of the people.
Universal suffrage Is to he Introduced, and .
National Assembly is 10 l,e eslled on the 2osh d
April.
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The Ws,ks of John Quincy Adams,

MIR. CHARLES Francis Adams is very
shortly To publish the works of his illus.
,rious father, in some fifteen or twenty
large octave volumes. The deceased
statesman, who carefully revised them for
publication. by his will appropriated q
sum Of money I" defray The expenses Of
printing. 1t is said tl,at Mr.. Adams has
LIFT fortune ol hall a million Of dollars.
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The Union Magazine.--Thc

The Union Magazine.--Thc April
number Of this magazine has hcen received. This
work, in literary merit is equal to any Of its CO.
tempOrarics, and in typographical neatness is SUI
perior to most Of them. The engravings are
Fashion plate, "The Lost Glove" and "Memo-
n"-the last represents an old man musing in
his chair, with the shapes Of his childhood, his
ronih, and his carly manhood around him; it is
well designed, and the tale which explains it has
an excellent moral. This number is still farther
ornsmcntcd with six or eight well executed wood
engravings. Altogether the work is &" hand to
beat"
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tine M dcrble M. all lhfse sgHs amnnhI
70 ee,3Sl. 0p5, Drdutl s50o! 600, WhFh
have berR pzid On assnHHl a lhs tHl
Flass - claims, nRd llsFEs TsmalR h6Ieal,
eo2, thEs mIlluhs. siEhi kandIra nEd ihiE-
y EIs hUlslnd So kauaEra I'D alseI
dolsEs.l - de e Amrfran eilzens. aad
yrt lhsy are 70 Krs usiy hire millions aad
> qsarier a dnilaEs. - sb0ss Sc rena in
he sasii.r 81 tkrir fisilns.
Nov Il "a e iizrse claims ere sall1.
and her sss foand pEominrnils so loiih
IN All bills a. ramplaina agalnsi MsKien.
where > The jusiire il us gaseraynenI IN
rriusing n pay bna lialle sure han al.e
hall 81 ihem 7 anl esperially silrr waEing
= var. One u tlae pTr'fats IL uhirh aas
b compel MsKirs u pr up IN fnll. Tie
claimants ne lznry 1ill asl hank lhe Co
yemmenl Cor making gsT On ihsiE serouHi.
They would r1shrr hare run ihr Fisk 81
getting more frnm Mexicn than they SIR
likely 20 set frnm The rnilrd S.zies. AZ
any rate. Il Is More laieF1lle 10 be cheat
ed by strangers Ihsn b. ones own house
hold. Rilafngfsa chssa.
The Fabie.--A I,w weeks ago We pub
hahcd lrsisT from Gen. Ts.ir 10 The ssessssp
q waE. in which allusian AS made 10 enc %
ths fades q Esp q illustrate The attitude in
which he had bern placsd 10 relation to the Co
vernmsnL sineh euriOsily Nas Expressed ., tie
time as 70 which u EsoPis f-Lles was intended.
To Crafty this curiosity SOssnpOrsEy has pub
lishej The fatlr. n fOllows:
HThe Wolf and the Lamb.n-0ne
hot sulIIy day. Wolf and = Lamb hap
pehed Ia come just II the same time 10
queneh their thirst in tie stream ola brook
that frll tumbling down the side Of a rocky
mountain, The Wolf stood upon the high
ground and the Lamb n some dislanre
bIlQw him. However. the M0lf. having
a mind 10 pick quarrel with the Lamb
asked him what he meant by disturbing
the wgIeF. and making IN so muddy lha
he could not drink! and, al the same Tine
demanded satisfaction. Tie Lamb. lIigh
tened nj this threatening charge. Hld him
IN tone as mild 10 possible. that viii
humble submission. he could moi con
ceiye how that could be, since the VA.
ter which he drank ran down frum TN
Wolf 10 him, and ihsTrlare could not b.
disturbed SO far up the stream. BE tina
as il may. replies ihe Wolf, yna ale ras
cal, and have been told that yau used il
language concerning me behind my hack
about hall a year ago. Upon ny word
says the Lamb, the time YOU mention wa
before I was born. The Wolf. finding
10 no purpose To argue any longer agains
truth. fell into great passion, snarlinI
and foaming Al the mouth as il he ha
been mad; and drawing near TO the LIANT
Sirrah. says he, if il were not you, il wa
your father. aud that j. the same. SO h
seized the poor innocent. HELPLESS thing
tore il 10 pieces, and made meal Of H.
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NE w GOODS.

GltEIGES . 0Io
WOULD respectfully snnounce 70 their GA
w customers, ard the pubic gsnenIly. that
ihsy are now Eeesising and oPeniRsa
Large and entirely New stock OF
GOOD So
purchased this spring in the siiiss q New Yesk.
Philsdslphia and Baltimore; and as their Goods
were bought for Cash only. they hatier ihem-
selves thai they arr pepsIed 10 MI them Il such
prices a. viii lie satisfactory % al Who may favor
Ihem with cal.
Thsir stock consists Of almost sysry article aud
description Of Goods which win he called Cor in
this part u the country, and they assure the pub
lie that they are Of - good quality and viii he
Oiirred upon a. good 1eEns - 81 any s;0Es in Or.
ange.
Country Produce OF all kinds viii be Ia.
ken in exchange for merchandise. 81 fair prices.
Rufiin's Mills, Orange ey- Aprili. :4-3u
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TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
Il that Edward M'Crory, the defendant in these
cases. is not an nhabiant of this state; It is there
fore ordered by the Court, that publication he
made in the Hillsborough Recorder, for six weeks
successfully, for said defendant to appear at the
next term of this Court, TO be held for the county
Of Orange, at the courthouse in Hillsborougn, on
the fourth Monday Of May next. to plead % Or
replevy, or the land levied on will be condemned
to satisfy the debts Of plaintiffs.
Witness, Joseph Allison. CLERK Of said Court,
Al Office, the fourth Monlsy Of February, a. D
1885, JOSEPH ALLISON, c.c.c. .
Price adv. 81 IS &-su
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-05

The Hon. A. ii. SEWER. Commission.
er and Envoy Extraordinary and pleni'
po,eniiary To Mexico, had sufficiently re.
covered from his late mtlispositinn 10
leave This city on Friday the 24ih. by The
Southern route, on his way TO Mexico.
Nttionai Mtelligencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-05

Permission has been given for the ship
meni Of arms and ammunition from the
ports of the United States for the prolec-
ton OF the white inhabitants Of Yucaian
agains, the cxlerminaiing designs Of the
Indians. Commodore Perry has received
instructions to attend to the proper d,spo.
silion Of such arms and ammunllions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-05

Naturalization. -Upwards Of 5000
persons have been na,uralized as citizens
in one court alone al New York, within
the last 3 or 4 weeks, in view of the ap.
preaching election.
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The tsuslstice.-Amsals at New Or
lrans from Vera crui bring intelligence from the
city Of MEXICO 10 the 9Th uliimo, On which day
the sunis,ice. full, agreed upon and signed, was
Published. Considerable dissatisfaction a. TO iis
terms had been manifested. II provides for an ab-
solule and general suspension Of hosiiliiiss from
the date The collection Of contributions from the
citizens Of Mexico y cease until the expiration
Of the armis,ice; and in case Of the ratification
Of the treaty to be entirely RENTED; eKcrps the
tar on gaming houses, liquor shops, and places Of
public smu.rment, which shall continue to he col.
leeted by our army, ill peace Is concluded. The
Mexicans to be fee 10 exercise all their political
rights in elections, and appointing and installing
officers. who shall be respected by the army. The
MeIieans to be q, liberty TO lay and collect ,sS.
Is. as formerly, eIcePt duties ON impOrations, &c.
The Mexican Courts 10 resume their duties and
privileges, except where an American is a party
in All .ar.liaz Cor arn.s - he paid
for q, fair prices. The Mexican religion 10 be re.
spec,ed. As heretofore. The armisiicc TO continue
in force for two months, or until notice Of from
i've to twenty days. according 10 the distance Of
places from the capital
II Is said that Gen. Pillow has tccn restored TO
his command, as wsll as Gen. Worth. II %, Gen,
Scott u the only ono under arrest,
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LIST O. LkIIERs.

HEAAISiNd ID H. hsi or u HnA..
tegsA Nc - lAs ~ AZ q Afal lasa ,
Wtltk B - 49, 81 WtAla 49, s.saiia SIS
1919 Co., - O. - 49, lsslss.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

ORANGE cnUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, IsIs.
1T is ordered by the Court, lhai hereafter. when
. msjoiy Of the Justices Of the Peace are re-
CURED TO assemble in Court for County Busi-
ness. the Second day Of the Term, viz. Tuesday,
be assigned for that purpose. .-...-
And the Clerk is directed to publish this order
in the Hilsborough Recorder.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
at Office, the fourth Monday Of February, A. d.
'a''' JOSEPH ALLISON, C. &C.
March 81. e.
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Human frail,y is no excuse for crimi'
nal immortality.
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Guberna,orIaI Canyass.-A letter

Gubernatorial CanyasS.-A letter
having been addressed 10 Walter 7, Leak, esq
informing him that il was the desire Of many Of
his friends to present his name 10 the Democratic
State Convention a. suitable candidate for the
tiubernatoral chair, and requesting his consent;
Mr.. Leak has written letter in reply, in which
he Processes Willingness to acccp, the nomina-
ton only on the condition that !, shall be made
with the express understanding tina, he shall not
he required 10 canvass the state. The reasons
upon which he has based his determination are
given at length; they are such IS naturally pre-.
sent themselves to every thinking mind. and We
have from the first regretted ia, they did not OPe'
rate to prevent the introduction Of a practice so
oppressive upon the individuals selected as eandi'
dates, and so unnecessary in a political point oil
view. The subjects discussed in these Gubema.
torial campaigns arc amos, exclusively those con-
nec,ed with the politics Of the nation and cam
not these, with much more propriety and much
more convenience, be discussed by the Candidates
for Congress II the practice is persisted in du'
ring the present canvass, We cannot torbcar ia
hope that before another campaign shall he en-
tered upon both parties will 10 led by what we
conceive TO be better counscls, and consent to
abandon it.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-14
NUMBER SO.

inc Inhabitants Of all nations. has been
Translated into the language Of almos, az.
cry people waited into almos, every coun.
.ry' and is now in the hands of many mil.
non OF the human family. II is the Gl.
chrunl TO the lever Of knowledge which is
last hitting the world of mind 10 il. bioh
destined elevation. By its enlishtening
influence the thraldom Of dis'orlins super.
stilon has been shaken off, and an nteres,
excited which has lead men to lparnino
and TO examine the monuments of classic
lore, with view, TO read and TO point our
the history of Education in ages long since
past. To its disseminating power the
world is indebted for those Dedalian winrs
which have we'll nigh rendered the winds
Of heaven tributary 10 the progress of in.
tellgence.
knowledge, once confined 10 the priyi,.
edged lew, is now disseminated in multi.
Piled copies as widely as the winds, and
almost as free. Whatever Of any interest
Is transacted in the Legislative Halls of
our country, though II may transpire in
the most remote corner of the union, in n
lew hours, wings lis way through the me.
dun of the public journals and periodicals
which are daily issuing from tie Press,
to the eyes and ears Of the people of eve.
ry other part. Let the war. hoop, in any
country in which the Press is established
and has free course for its operations, be
sounded, and its notes will float over every
valley and mountain, until they vibrate
upon the, ears Of the most remote dweller
Of the nation.
Thus it is, that every individual may.
to greater or less extent, be spectator
OF the greater portion Of the proceedings
of The world. When the mighty power of
steam arose and winged its way over sea
and land, the genius OF Printing at once
took advantage Of lis progress and subsi.
died II as the carrier Of her literary trea-
sures; consequently intellectual showers
have been poured out upon the thick breath
ing city and have cheeied the log hut Of
the savage. The Lakes Of America re.
sound with the notes Of knowledge and
the plains of Hindostan are tributary 10
their praise. If Faustus were living, he
might. exclaim with all the enthusiasm oil
Archimedes and with much nearer ap
proach TO the truth, "Give me where Il
establish free Press, and will shake Thu
world" c.
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A DUTCH CURE.

Ven lay myself town in my lonely psf room,
Und tries TO sleep very sound,,
De ,hreams. oh how into my bet day will comes,
Till | wish vas under the grount.
Sometimes, ven eats Won pig supper. threams
Dat my stomak ish fit full of stones;
Und out of my shleep. like der tivle schrcams,
und kick Of do ped klose and kroans!
Den dar, ash lays. nit te pct klose all Of,
kits myselves all over frozc;
In de morning wakes init do het.ache and kolf
Und I'm shich from mine het 10 mine toes.
Oh, fat shall be tun for poor man like mo
vot for do lead such life
Ish got mo Won putty ioine little housh,
And thinks Ill dry and get ME a wife
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EATING AND DRINKING ON THE

The Glasgow Herald furnishes the fol.
loving curious particulars of the s,vie of
living on board tho Cunard steamers;
Each ship on her outward t.;p 10 sup.
piled with 60 dozen OF port wine, 100 do
zen Of sherry, 100 dozen of champaign, SO
dozen of Madeira, so dozen Of hook, 200
dozen of soda water and lemonade, 800
dozen Of Scotch ale, and 200 dozen of
London porter, besides spirits Of all kinds.
There are also ample stores of ice aud an
abundant supply Of fresh wafer.
Each ship is siciuaied for twentv.one
days, and carries at least 4, 900 lbs. of beef,
mutton, and pork, fresh and packed in ice.
Then there are l6 dozen Of fowls, dozen
of geese, dozen of ducks, 4 dozen of
turkeys, 6 dozen Of pi geons, and l cozcn
of roasting pigs, besides ample store oc
tongues calves heads. &c. Milk is fur
nished by the COW, though each ship also
carries supply Of 40 gallons, which is
packed in ice, and keeps fresh and sweet
till the end of the passage. The baker
turns on, 200 loaves or rolls per diem, and
the confectoner is never idle.
Breakfast begins at haf.past eight, and
the cloth is removed at ten. There is
lunch at twelve and dinner at four. Tea
is served at seven and then follow snacks,
wine, punch, toddy, gin sings, &c.-that
Is, for those who want them-tlll halcpast
eeven, when the stewards bar is closed,
and the lights are out by twelve. Such is
life on board a transatlantic steamer; and
in the summer II is said 10 be becoming
quite common for parties to make plea
sure trip to America, in the fashion that
PEOPLE 90 up to The Rhine. There have
wen been occasions in which young mar
led people have spent their honey moon
n a trip 10 Halifax, flying visit to Ma
ara and New York, and return voyage
0 England, and all in six weeks.
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Miscellaneous.
From the New York Spirit.
Danger of "TaIl Walking.

W.. + iitor-- .ts you are The acknoslcdg.
Cd ilish Puest oil T,me." | send you the
following ogrine. con6den, ,ba, YOU ~ili
;. Ienien; With The defects Of frat attempt.
Should i meet the hospitality Of getting IN.
10 the Spiri'," | shS'i perhaps Try INV hand
ssan, wien by making less haste | may
probably conc more speed.
| am NJ, beauty by up Yards Of consid.
|erabl-, aod | take some credit 10 myself for
bring asarc OF tina, fact; Tor have known
lsIoss much better entitled 10 the knife v
lhan | an, give uBmisiakeab'c siers that,
N the mliicr Of personal charms. they con-
|nierej they were mol 10 he snce,;d nj. |
have been silly enough TO regret that nature
Pad though, proper 10 trea, nv case HON.
|apilhcalIy IN dealing out beauty, bu, | al
|s,Ys become feconcilei 10 my 10, on per.
|eslving what consummate donkoys pretty
mcn are. Well, though no lady killer. am
lon etcellen, terms with a number OF 4 No,
young ladies' OF our town. No, being vain e.
|nongh 10 impuie their favor to mental quail.
|ues have been puzzled to account for Il.
|fan re, up emile thu, IL hard to beat, and
|'lNer myself my sIy 10 Of walking is some
what eScrucialioe, bu, finally concluded
u vas the latter that did the business.
Several Of nv lady friends last summer
|Oecanc acquainted with young lady nam.
|ee Miss Dfoon, and they gave glowing des.
|e'ipiions nf her beauty and amiabllily !;
|aow bold tina, ladies' only have thorough
10 sight into each others character, for the
|'afesdea Of men are constantly proving
themselves perfect noodles in their estimate
e women. vas. OF course, eager to be.
cone acquainted. and Helen T., frolick.
|, ~, little fairy, and an intimate friend of
"'ss D., agreed to introduce me. Apress Of
'a.lness- and perhaps theory hold, that
= sight indication OF indifference IN these
|m'ags do'n. "sct ,nan back any delay.
60 the Introduction.
Learned, meantime, that she resided in
Il 'eufed street, but shor, distance beyond
"y boarding house. To mako on impsess
90 beforehand, ! thought might DO good
policy, and determined she should .ce and
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clothing, shelled out round sum TO pay
the damage done by The line 20 the incredi-
bic number Of items that constituted Miss
AIice's gearing.
J have scarcely yet achieved that plat.
form Of morality on which, previous 10 that
dire catastrophe, stood; for the ladies' re
solved unanimously ihs, | was en- that e.
ven'fu' evening drunk as Bacchus.
For long time dared not encounter
the tao ladies Who witnessed my sub,efra.
mean exit. ! was lately introduced TO Mis-.
Droon, and icl, grateful los the serious
manner che greeted me, the more so as |
saw !, cos, her on afou. ] have recorded
an Immutable resolve never again TO al.
tempt to wax mo The affection or ladv.
THOMAS, THE PROSER.