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ner vask and vsnda% streets contains for sale Black
and Green Teas Of unequaed quality at 4 aud 5a pound
Also Sugars Of variety for their super
ority and chenpness The Liquor department. is full with
recherche selection Of Liquors. prande Wines Sci and
wish for good Segar just into the
Ca La low, or Gambo, made after the most
approved West India Green Turtle
rapin Stew. OF rare quality, served this day.
PETER VI. BAYARD, State street.
n. b. Ochra and Tomato Soup every day.
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Cholera at Chicago.

CHICAGO, August l6 1851.
The Board Of Health report death from cholera
yesterday.
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NFw DaL.tss. .feat ~ lsJl.
Tho ssfam,r CHI rokce. Cfpta'1 eiodir l'it 20 dy
H., NJ tork via Havana, vi % l2j rasssrgtra ~
of vhtm ne vi ,Ii nsier 20 sbe steamer et la'eoAt Tor
Cbagrea
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N. s,,nmer rh.rohes.

Pfrisut Ro. August IS, lsjl
The river measures on'y three ieet IN 'he O"'"Nei
Tho weather ia piearnnt.
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from correspondent, which We publish to day, l.
will be seen that the President arrived, and was
formally received, at the Virginia White sulphur
Springs on the 18th instant.
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Passengers per Steamship Canada.

Nj and Mrs Robertson Mr. and Mrs Cooke, Mrs Eckhardt.
Mr. and nr Marshall Mr. and hrs Cook and child Mrs
Logon Joyss, Belley Carreson, Carre.on J slarrow,
Ssrrow Jr Orr Call Guraud Ashburne Periste Fortune,
Dunsp Dunlap Jr Ward. Beebe Pride, Kofer, Salmon.
Cornwall Fowler Currer Richards Pierce Aaturin Ben
Kohnlin hitford Bermet Gillespie, Deufome Kup
per- Henry Cohen Lawrence straus Aathiesons, smith,
Lag GsrIstcue.
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this market for the principal public securities st The
RESP ectivc periods named -
QUorArIoNs ron PUBLIC srcux,-,.a
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COmbs.-Ladles are respectfully invited to
call and examine the subscribers assortment of the above
beyond all doubt the finest IN the city.
A. L. J. SAUNDERS, 3T Broadway,
Between White and W alker streets.
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q. 0aunders' Metallic Tablet Razor strOp,
the Oldest most approved article in having been
before the public for the last thirty years. be had Of the
subscribers, Wholesale and retail.
q. SAUNDERS & SON, l47 and SS7 Broadway.
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NEWS BY CRAP
TUREEDAYS LATE FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF The CANADA At HALIFAX.
nee IN TTON
CONTINUED DEPRESSION In The CORN MARKET.
GENERAL DULLNEss IN PROVISIONS
DECL LINE IN CONS SOILS.
PROPAGATION OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT,
&C., &c., &c.
HALIFAX TELEoRAPH OFFICE, I
Monday, August lS--9 A. N.

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFrcE, I
Monday August lS-9 A. N.
The royal mail steamship Canada, Capt Harrison, from
Liverpool Saturday 9th instant arrived at her wharf in
this city at about o'clock this morning bringing twen
tyfour passengers Halifax, and eighty four for Bos
ten.
The Canada spoke the ship Lady Falkland, of Glas
gov, forty miles west Of Cape Pine.
The steamship Franklin, Of the New York and Havre
line arrived at Cowes Thursday the 7th insts nt at
/ osiock p. NJ and sailed the same evening for Hsvre
The British Parliament proroyued by the Qeeen in
person. on the sth inst which occasion her Majesty
delivered a speech, in which enumerated all the
principal Of the session. but containing
of special Importance Tie prorogaton is until the
fourth Of September.
Previous the urnment Of Parliament the Paten
Law Amendment bill lost in the House Of Lords
ing their iordshpt having refused to in the
amendments made to the bill in the House Of Commons
The revenue returns for the last year show surplus
of three millions pour DIS sterling which is regarded
afordng indsputabe evidence Of the progress pros
pery of the various branches Of trade and especially OF
the msnufac cturipg interests.
Late Paris papers filed with glowing accounts
the brilliant festivals with which the Parisians have
welcomed their English visiters.
The only political fact Of imp orance from France Is
that fifty Of the Councils General of Arrondisse
mens in different sections Of the republic have passed
in favor CT revision of the constitution Is
stated that less than three fourhs Of those bodies
throughout the country, will pass similar votes.
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rRoRoGArioN OF PARLIAMENT TIER MAJESTY
sPEEcH-IHE DUBLIN AND GALWAY RAILROAD
ETC.
rxcentipy tho sneacb NJ her M,;e.tv .t the
=,
gaton OF there Is not an Item OF interest
to communicate. Her Majesty having thanked the
Lords and csn,,srsn os tho C,c,mons for ,hs;r an;
80
gence' saio -
continue to maintain friendly relations with
foreign powers happy to be able to congratulate
you on the very considerable diminution which has
taken place in the African aud Brazilian slave trade
Ihe enertons o. my on th- coasts OF africa ana
and tbs United states and add nv the 60. Of
the Brazilian government, have mainly contributed to
this result.
for The readiness wh which YOU have granted the up
pies the service Of the year 1t is satisfactory OBJ
serve tnat notwI tne very large reaueton OF
csessd the e.ns ndtnre am reioSed 20 find that Won
have thereby been enabled relieve my people
nPost which restricts the o. snt a1d sr 10
TO which stt.nion has been and viii be directed will
contribute TO the health and comfort Of my subjects
thapk you ter the assduty Win nave appneo
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be and at the time the most complete arce yet
manufactured having requisite for gentleman
let. for sale By g. sAUNDERS & son,
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ADVERTISEMENTS REyEwED EVERY DAY.



G = REWaE D.-IOST, A LARGE GREYHOUND. SNUFF
Dc color whoever fnds him and brings him 20 " Van
uam street will receive the above reward.
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We cheerfuiiy recommend all our friends

Who travelling 70 take with them bottle of orang.
Flower Lotion. IL 10 capital article
equ al II 10 good for the removal
pimples freeke btshes and all erupons the face and
skin IL 10 sold by Rushton, Clark Co., Nos Ito aud 73
Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
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and Wedding BoxesTbe subscriber respectfully calls tn
attention Of parties requiring something truly elegant to
beautiful styles Of the above articles in the latest sd
EyERDELL, broadway, corner Of Duane street. Brane
ONCE, Is " all street.
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willingly with the request Of Mr. Lyon Of "a broadway
the public against Of his Magoetc Powder
for the cton Of insects, selling by
In The article aud IL invauable-car
only be had " him his among whom included
All the respectable druggista
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~ gJSICAI,.

NARcrso BAssOLs, the CELEBRATED PROFESSOR
~ the Guitar mo has favofsbly been
concerts given Nv him w Saratoga begs leave inform h
r TIE public r general that he h.s he don
h n New ON ht O Chambers street and " ready 10 sire
lsffoTs tier rrittr H. speaks Spanish snd French
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The new and handsome OIothing ]

blishment Of ALFRED hUNROE Il co, No. AL broadway,
has been visited the past week BY large number ct
much to the Of all concerned The
petors would confidently ask all who in want Of articles
In their line to call and examine their assortment.
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Who ~ ould suffer from Corns, when, by
soipg 70 the Bootmaher Union ~ Nassau street. they
purchase Of Boots that they ct banish the
pain OF th.ss distressing evils and ~ths graoea that
feetf
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Clirchugh's Wigs and Toupees.-Au who

wish elegan in head Of hair should
procure one Of unrt,allsd w, Their adaptson 70 the
throw all others in the shade Try 7s Broadway, stairs
opposite Howards Hotel.
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Rich md Rare were the Gems she v

Them S. Suits purchased at the Grand street store
Overcoats selling At astonishing low prices Also large
and we'll selected lot Of choice business Coa doekn Pan
figured silk and satin Vests. Corner Of Grand and Centre
streets.
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III NE ARTS.

COLoREp DAauERRIoTyPEs FOR rIJTy cENTsy-,
" Kings 81 yieht Rooms l5 B0wery between Hester and
Grand streets the only ahhmeut 10 the city where the
best AyEh, dngurrreotyres handsomely colored and
taten r 80 cents and larger sige equally low
No charge unless perfect satisfaction s given
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Capital.-The best OF Boots and Shoes can
be had at Brooks 100 Fulton street. We know this
an abrupt declaration, but ought to make it, because IL
comedies exactly with the truth, and the
therefore 10 Of public benefit Mr. Brooks of the best
Of bo shoes city fits every
sort Of foot NO matter how awkward how frghtfuly
covered with
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above hre at is les and rs per dozsn botss
returned TIE cebtsted Brandy Store 40 Broome street
cOruer Crosby.
DLRsONs CAN BY WINES, BRANDiES, AND III
qu Re II very lest description, in quantity Of NE
cheaper tian AZ other house la the city q New York
w st9h e lape. and from practical knowloa{o i is
ctrefuly ard veil t,iected. One trial the fact
n DhLINoNE g. Brcoine and aS Houstoa street.
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t.latitpfts.

NALtIsoRE's CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE rs
stusied on the corner Of Broome and crosby streets
10 fS Persons in the trade invited 10 call be
arc Turt hating A. D. and will them full 8 pee
mt. One trial viii rrr the fact
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-09-18
To P0stmasterS.
Post Office Stamps.

III HE advertiser, Postmaster at Pleasant
l. Grove Allegany county, Maryland, is the
first person in the United States, who conceived
and undertook extensively to publish the idea
of furnishing all post offices in the country with
stamps All stamps made by him warranted
equal or superior to any others that can be
produced for the same price, and whenever any
are sent out in any way defective or unsatisfac-
tory, duplicates will be forwarded, on notice,
without extracharge. All who order a set of
stamps, with full set of changes for date only
81 (for thirty pieces) shall be kept in stamps
AID LIBITUM. Full set with one change, 81.
When stamps are neatly made, with turned
handles and screws-same style as the regular
Government Post Office stamps-more durable
efficient, and warranted, price 81 to 81 only,
and special authority to send by mail, free.
Address p NJ Pleasant Grove, Allegany
County, Maryland.
Any editor publishing the above with this
notice) three times, and sending copy of the
paper, shall receive credit for $40 in wood let
ter, or a $40 proof press-or if preferred a
wood engraving, or an engraved newspaper
head, of the above value, will be forwarded.
Aug q, 1851. st.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral:
For coughs, colds and consumption.

FoT coughs, cOlus uhu cOhsuAAPsAo"'
Below can be seen letter from EI Hassan,
the ruling Pasha of Frebizond, which was
sent to Mr.. James c. Aver, Of Lowell, showing
the peculiarities of oriental courtesy:
DIR. j. c. flyer, the Chemist of rare learn
ing, at Lowell, in Massachusetts, and the Uni
ted States.
God is Great F0rerer.
/ have received your letter Of affectionate
love, with the present of choice Essence in Bot
ties, by which your excellent skill teaches tc
cure the Affections of my children.
As the life Of one Off people is more dear
to me than camels and gold, we shall pray for
you in our heart when they are raised up from
the tent of sorrow by this product Of your deep
learning and beautiful wisdom.
For this Gift of Love to your friend, so dis
tant over many seas, and for this rare invention
of your skill may you be placed in such seats
of honor and d .gnity among the great in knowl
edge, as we should offer to you in our domin-
ions,
Given in this Central City of our Power, by
express command of
NEscHID Ell HAssAN PAsHA
Ezroum Jamad Avail 1865.
For sale by Charles III. DenisOn.
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there just four years ago. Having rinsde
and filled it at the pump, he walked to his
mothers house, and found her seated in
her accustomed armchair. She looked
at him for a minute, recognized him and
exclaimed -
Why, Bob! where have you been
What have you been doing''
'Gettin' that pitcher of water answer
ed Bob, setting it on the table q always
obey orders-you told me to be four years
about it, and | was'
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New Goods.

lust received at the Westerly Clothing Store a
y large assortment of Broadcloth's, Cassimeres
Doeskins, Satinetts, Vermont Cloths, Tweeds
Jeans and Vestings Of every description, which
we are now having manufactured into Ready
Made Clothing expressly for the Fall and Win
ter trade. We would say to those who are
in want of Ready Made Clothing, will do vel
to call and examine our stock. We are now
prepared to make up Garments to order lower
then at any other establishment in this place.
A general assortment of furnishing goods
consisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Socks
kept constantly on hand.
FANCY GOODS.
Cloth, Hair, Hat and Shoe Brushes, Pocket
Books, Silk Purses, Knives, Razors, Combs
Hair Oil, Cologne water, Fancy Soaps Of every
description.
HATS & CAPS.
BOOTS g. SHOES,
All Of the newest styles and lowest cash
prices. (22tD PENDLETON s. DUNN.
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Trask's Magnetic Ointment

A mong the recent brilliant discoveries in,
n Electro-Magnetism, there are none that
can attain more enduring fame, or procure for
the discover so much of the real, heartfelt
gratitude of his countrymen, as the discovery
of Doct. Amos Trask of the Magnetic Ointment.
1t is universally admitted to be the most Won
derful combination known to the world for the
immediate reliefo of disease and pain, For in
flammatory rheumatism and nervous diseases it
is Of immense value. Affections Of the spine,
liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pleurisy,
Group, Cholic' Cholerea MOrbus, Infamed eyes,
&c. can be Immediately relieved by the use of
this remedy, Sold by CHARLES ii. DENISON
ar % centsper Bottle. 12m2
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CharIeStOWn Hotel.

THE subscriber hereby informs his friends
l. and the public, that he has removed to
the hotel situated ON the Post Road, known for
many years as the General Stanton Hotel
The house is meDly fitted; and furnished i'll,
manner to meet the taste and comfort of Ell
ther travellers, or those who may visit it as
boarders, or parties of pleasure.
The above house has a very desirable located
for those who may wish to spend portion of
the season near the ocean, and enjoy the sea
air and sea bathing it being located within
fer minutes walk Of the sea shore.
Visitors and boarders may be accommodated
at any time with horses and carriages, and safe
and cemmodious pleasure boats.
JOHN ID. DURDICK.
Charlestowu April l, 1851.
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Cabinet Furniture, &c.

THE subscribers have just received from New
l. York large and well selected stock of new
and fashionable Furniture, in sets suitable for
the Drawing Room, Parlor, or Chamber, and
are constantly manufacturing for sale or to
order, every variety of plain and genteel furni-
ture, chairs, &C., which we shall sell for cash,
and as low as can be bought elsewhere. Their
stock is such as has never before been offered
to the public in this vicinity. Persons wishing
to purchase will do well to call and examine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
N. b. A large assortment of ready made
coffins constantly on hand
Ware Room west end Pawcatuck Bridge, ur
stairs CLARK & DENISON.
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EXTRAORDINARY EscAPE.-OM Puts
horse outdom.-On Tuesday evening, a
horse attached to buggy wagon, belong
ing in Worcester, broke loose near the
Grafton Depot, and ran towards the track,
upon which he turned, and at full speed
galloped for nearly two miles over sluce-
ways, many of which were from six to
eight feet in width. Two trains were ap-
proaching-the engineer of the foremost
saw the fire flying as his heels struck the
rail, and slackened speed, by which means
the animal was saved. Upon nearing a
bridge, the frightened brute plunged mad
ly down the steep embankment, distance
of twenty-one feet by actual measurement,
ran some six or eight rods across the short
valley, and up an opposite and very steep
rise of nearly sixteen feet, where he was
captured by person who had watched his
perilous fight.
The strangcst part of the story is, that
with the exception of the loss of two spoke'
in one wheel, both wagon and horse were
uninjured. The above was furnished III
by an eye witness.-CHmtom Courant.
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Good Breeding.

The following anecdote is related by
Mr.. Walker, in his amusing and instruc.
tive publication, The Original" as afford
ing a fine instance of good breeding or po-
liteness, even in circumstances where il
could not be expected to produce any per-
sonal advantage -
An Englishman, making the grand tour
towards the middle of the last century
when travellers were more objects of at
tention than at present, on arriving at
Turin l sauntered out to see the place
He happened to meet a regiment of infan.
try returning from the parade, and, taking
a position to see it pass, a young Captain
evidently desirous to make display be,
fore the stranger, in crossing one of the
numerous water courses, with which the
city is intersected missed his footing, and
in trying to save himself lost his hat
The exhibition was truly unfortunate
the spectators laughed and looked at the
Englishman, expecting him to laugh too
On the contrary, he not only retained his
composure, but promptly advanced tc
where the hat had rolled, and, taking it up
presented it with an air of unaffected kind.
ness to its owner. The officer received il
with blush of surprise and gratitude, and
hurried to rejoin his company. There was
a murmer of surprise and the stranger
passed on. Though the scene ola moment
and without word spoken, it touched
every heart-not with the admiration for
a mere display of politeness, but with a
warmer feeling for proof of that charity
which never faileth.' On the regiment
being dismissed, the Captain, who was a
young man Of consideration, in glowing
terms related the circumstance to his Co.
lionel. The Colonel Immediately mcn-
toned it to the General in command and
when the Englishman returned to his ho-
tel, he found an Aid-de-Camp waiting to
request his company. to dinner at head
quarters. In the evening, he was carried
to court--at that time, as Lord Chester
field tells US, the most brilliant court in
|Europe-and was received with particu-
lar attention. OF course during his stay
at Turin, he was invited everywhere and
on his departure he was loaded with let
ters of introduction to the different States
of Italy. Thus a private gentlemen of
moderate means, by greatful impulse of
Chri tian feeling, was able to travel thro'
a foreign country, then of the highest in
terest for its society, as well as for the
charms it still possesses, with more real
distinction and advantage than can ever
be derived from the mere circumstance
birth and fortune even the most splen-
did"
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ID PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL, commence
L July /, 1851. Now is the time to subscibe
Devoted to Phrenology, Physiology, Magnet
ism, Physognomy, Mechanism, Education
Agriculture, the Natural Sciences and general
intelligence, profusely illustrated; it cannot
fail to interest every class of readers. Every
family, and especially all young men and wo-
men, should have copy. 1t is printed on the
first of every month, at 81 year. All letters
should be postpaid, and directed to FOWLERS
& WELLS, 131 Nassau St., N. Y.
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CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by the sub
" scriber, at the old stand, in Westerly, Gold
and Silver Watches and Jewelry; Silver Ware !;
gold and silver Pencils; gold, gold plated, silver
and gilt Watch Chains; gold and gilt Lockets;
Gold Pens; fine Cutlery; hair, tooth, shaving
and nail Brushes; gold, silver and steel bowed
Spectacles; eight-day and 80 hour Clocks, &c
Articles bought of the subscriber engraved
free Of charge. Clocks and Watches repaired
and warranted. THOMAS PERRY
Westerly, April !. ly
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At the Same Old Store,
On West Broad Street.

Without any Big Guns or erpensive al
teratlOnS.
MORE than twenty years experience in pur-
ll chasing goods for this market, and due
regard to economy in the management of our
business has enablv us to offer to the public a
general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
CrOckery,
Cooking Stoves,
Iron, and
Steel,
in all their varieties which we will sell at low
prices without those extra charges that always
attend humbug establishments Of every variety
II. & +. SHEFFIELD.
Pawcatuck, June 9th, 1851.
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Finn, the witty comedian, was carving
goose at supper, when John Everett, the
ex-Minister's brother, called out to the
carver, from the other end Of the table,
{ what sort of fowl is that brother Of
yours Finn p 'It is most as great goose,
responded the wit, as L Ever'et.'
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RSv A man advertises for wife who
can settle accounts We reckon there are
quite lumber who would like wife who
could settle their accounts. At least it is
more than they can do themselves.
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adventure with a AgpG5..

Dr;~,o V~oda,;c Schw rzanbure the son
oe1iln,I,I.of,d r;ld Marshal S.1wl,
" -'t,,,.o. ','a ,,s.G cctan 70 raIata his encoun-
.o. ,,:T2 Al, notorious ropber Eaburak.
NE w. ? plince ooc3 accompanied lady
frnn, Enor,rv 70 Vienna. They Journey
~ a,n -, E'1 'HoI,+a;n road, between ti@
oount;os 90 Of G.,aor and To.na. Heavy
shom,rs bol ~,aallv druagod the roads
ononT, oron;nr ann~0,cbof the tired horses lad
roooIni tfa rf rj3ra O, tDa woody heiyht, but
coujd not b, urr.d on further: and the
trovo],,., WA, thas com2.lIci to seek
sbolto. =, n, u; mt n Ii. ;ua Of Argte.
iak nix, ,-nl,ce oe IL not, for robbers.
h, Tho cali ,2 ;I,<, bnIt,l 3 Fore the house and
tho soryao7 ,n,Yj,cd whether roo.a couia
~ a' aFa,JoI g. ,,hr onoI;can re,]i d thai
thore ~ y wa ~. r3oo iot the laly, but thar
tho % rsntlamrn could not be accommola-
tod tod 5ba n zoe Mushroom being oyer-fllsd
A. Assr w soma y;2;b,a r,,uctance, he owned
that the oonr Of Habura!l was drinking
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WESTERLY, R. l., MAY %, 1851

The horses stopped; the Prince drew
his pistols. But Haburak, without heed.
ing his threatening mien, rode close up to
the carriage door and said:
eve yesterday sacrificed our comfort
chat the rest Of this lady should not be
disturbed Now l will see whether it is
worth the trouble"
With these words, he lifted the veil which
hung down from the lady's bonnet, and
looked for an instant into her face. The
lady blushed, and the robber said -
"She is really very pretty"
He turned round, plucked a wild rose
from bush close at hand, and offered it
to the lady, with these words -
"Accept this rose kindly, as a keepsake
from the poor robber Haburak and if you
sometime hear that he has been hanged,
pray an Ava Maria for his soul"
The lady took the rose, and the robber
vanished.
Two years later, the newspapers related
that the robber Haburak had been caught :;
that he had been tried at the assizes in
lorna, convicted Of desertion and high,
way robbery, and hanged.