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Men fOI California

are alnos, universally iusur.r IN iscomvany
Dccau.e terms are so reasonable.
llrhis Of FA,iilIss are anyinus 10 iGtUre IA
til tcmpary.---a safe ln.t;tnttou.
SAth"Irp Mas are c.surins in this company
by -I.r"..
Hdra iron Va" n.n, ir'osti- III, company ''.
rAdsc they regard il ~ the beat - "a, h.' lank.
tulay up their earning. ~ ior Then wi,". 'n'
Capitalists invest with thi. - mpary iy 'ak-
in DHt policies for lie. because they re gard It
90 ."oa q, money nj l?to 20 per cent irtrrcst.
MI glasses and Conditions of mrr crsrrc ~ Til.
cnmrair bCcau.c, just a. they do every TIN .
in art'ori, when tie. meet with losses, they
pay "u3n At once.
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I ' .. bot . 'cs months srrce IL. tnrNiGs-
sbit s'is''ir ~ss hi.t ,BlrOducrd g. ;Ir pub.
~, BOT "a 'b"sc lev mouth. II hss .atErd
f'PSia''@H natrh G0 cib~t ariiclc ~An ever
st'ah. f.ir'i tutY uses IT. ,srfN lsodY &.
PEs"d std Il, sud y ht ~iGirly "a &c.
'"s"l "i to peculiar Er4ps ,gscs vhscA - -
.rs~s !'''rse 81 causing the han 10 De-
seaas. - sac sun--,, NV ,.,rst-s the f,g's-.
7'.s '-s' tht 'eslp and pr.m6;6, -, ,,~,'thy
ff"~h Nsnt sfhsi.. are p'sparrd for he
"a" ~ g-Sfstl l.' isn't, - ~Asrb an r. hrt
v rs'ss Sss 'Ga iaAsS SGpa 49, ,.,. :.,e,s
'"t@ftsss psg uitl 81 She ttrs-staf. &c
AVG NJ Fs,s his<f vi a.. Utg4na . vel.
-, a. 80 ""'s hta, &. 49, nalat1g >.
Ia ''.rf = 'i'tsHssrf ihr .ft.s t. i, v-rg me
q ''4a eta, "a p,ss 81 ts,,ufs sff tsai,
yH' ".Ais" s..trasnts slG stiefs utl Dc
f.Fe "a %" ~ tp.e..ie Assat Al Nsus.
isc'0f~ts iSsssI Frt0s
n l. SPENCER,
HAssss'' q 81, L-raad. "a
pucKwirEar YioUr
tfi n,isrti, Gf,sbY
. l. lQDgiSs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19
RUTLAND s. ADDISON
Mutual FIRE JNSCRANCE COM.
ptNl.

MI = !. hereb, gwen 10 ihe members # thu
~ kL iLANbt Ahni~oS MUTUAL that ga as
ses,'nsl' OF TWO PER CENT has been male hr
a.. p''ne"' OF I''ie' d"r"s tbe past year as fo..
hive
upoa aoits IN hice, SEPT. 10. i55D per cent
"a DO do Feb. -, i5ii lk
do DO Lv May L. IA
i''a' a'sessmfM, ptr cent.
THIS assessment /. piys'ie {" the agents of the
Lonra", -'h'" CP"ay. from t"e date le',of, a. fol
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" est Rutland House.

TuC 81 aSCRIDLk ~ss'1 grs na,.oe
t-ti.h''rh' 'ai 'hc puhIc. that tie has to.
vases ih~ "id rsisst,h.d and we'll ..a.n
~ ELf' HDt>E.
Hui ssns.d, -. and tie ,4.n- h2v,n,
r~-s hrs's iuGs.trd and gsn'taa, r~oo.
'Ars ssb improved IN us intcIasi arrange.
hIca's ~'sn1a sys o ~ Inc .ccsmtnci' At Co
u ,hr ua'e'ns poai'c. and so ell " hotr hu.
s'a's', P'-lsd'e ~ epnrsaiens. nay call 10
place
h" q ,a'- 70 rlrsanuy .lu.,cd on the
Loo "i llir R,i'osd fro,. Emi6ad t. T.oy
'r. s,.p IN ~ Ea3' = bu, rnhtr mrie.
fro ts,l,sDos ssss.,-'o end from
-s n p'st", m.c. sitse sne .drp,u dali,
- 'he ANNA, 81 the tru snd :, Wiik,n
So " tho c'Irbfs;-d Mari. lsa.rl.. 70.
.asch kousGd - ~ noted
n pssos a .lj Sc spared y, ia. sus,ctt Der
= % Ss'f ihis Gcs.r Z strl Su4 .fF.~st,c ~
eat fs' tie u,t-ls', tnd cpaf.rtah.s and
fl'.'n' .'sFp'as Flsc. ff reailt nco on tu
ssn~s, ~ sl.s.aFe
~ 'iSrss. asa carriages NJ all times in
s''arti 'oi The accommodation Of o." pat
rIa'. = l. GOSs
Ne'i r'''snt, ieit =, i~fI -
IMPORTANT TO irsvAL1ps
nv ~ as,Bssa ~ isss'if. sha al ILc-s xta
u ts.& trss dtssf Fs,zi-s 3, a.. ,xsh a.
iestkss,e ~sst ssF'ss'Eara,s,sis a.. 6pla.Isa 70
60. t.ssln At Ssrtsee ~ bs,,;SF ANDkIs. sa
Avtgs ID" ifS~'rfF = ih' altd' d,dgfth NJ fTCss
tf'' - 49, i'art's-sss e tt t.t.r trt IA
ss~r --s-..-'s 10 a'sul. 81 I.r.gg,s.. s- the
r.a .. ~ .sf3 i-aSfae 80 .-sa-f.lar
sr-rtsa .. t.'ft ~f.sts 81 ss~.tr tes ~ = iu,
80 ~ 81 TO s-TE .t A.. 49,. Asd u sts,,.us
,ts z1sG txssys s'ss su'ttis< rs-rr,es,, tr,-t'-
.s's. Ia SNf sr- VI Akh . ~ sssAi .cAuts4e srd
b+utNtrs asa.stn~s sr. - bag .stst,vss ttif
tss SsstC sis KaS srNs tee ssstt - - ifofa -.
go. srt ri ''.sss, s.ss ft-@ IT. au -stc b,ss
-" 'cst.sh.e wssse 80. 90 90, sgss4Yr
sss gf~tss't 10. hsesS.srft .'~a' zoe "a.
$40 -. 'ytfts W. = rec E.t5 ate ta<a
't'sss <aSs Lsf-l-s.s. rrl-yr All 4tftr ..t.rx
rec 'o.s iss.sl - ets.s,f4isn = s-.s,~si
'r'' t.s go. al t4ss4 sas 't.rf.tt4t.sr ss
asssss
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For >aip.

Tn, usd sar- stib'H. 70 e. % os''Hc's
"a th, giser oHrf t,r DO ,u,ftr : Is H' & o.
4 es..i tot casa As spy ss lts g. .a
as. "a Dc aaaio h,ji 'a. e..I !.-ain''.
nd ran sns rut stock g goods " 'Jt st''.
GNsHllt-h "EEh&
E7., Cl.fep'sa. juar l".h, i-it -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19
10 " EST ERN PASsENC}
fH; CHEAPEST And MOST DIR
ROUTE TO BUFFALO

10 bufaIo. from thence By S,csm't 4"
Michigan Central RAILROADS. Meh
'gun, illinois, Indiana. OF any
Of the Western or South.
Western States.
Tia. Company have from e,shtto Ten
leave Schenectady, daily. (snrd,y, eJ''.
ed') for Utica, Syracuse, Rochrs,sI.snt q
slq.
tan''ie' cn'g'siinsWes, will tud Il 30 81
advantage and coryenience ,oiske thFr -
IA they viii he enabled 10 acc o,npaoy
Goods the way 20 ;lsr,r place Of De-
ton, and NJ charge Tor trsnsh ,pnevis ;!
'aio
Fnties Of - ~ 90 will be srecmrna'
with near, r1ciusiyely, e. th"n.e!'y'
Fur PjssiLE or IEEIGHi hpP.I
NJ. 0riS,, burlington, J, - Prrr'E, ,
linh Rion.UD.. s.tleton, |f"rct r
90, Steamer saltus, - ! Ga 4. sisi
= ar lEgton, IS ~ Syry' fTss
whitehall, w. II B,.L, srar, -dy. .
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19

Irs1 r,orI'tr and for sale by The suIsrri.
bet, IA" various pubhrliisns -: Fowl s.
Weil., New Nork. at the Publisher prrc.,
sn0ns y hsoh are VorSs pn Phi.irlbyy fhtr
nrlpsy, phnnpgrayh,, Nsrneiis,p, Bo,anv,
ASTRONOMY. " oIrr Cur. &c &c 4 v.,y
d~.irs6lr COLLECTION toe fab,ly reading and
reference, g"n-r,l assortment Of School 4
Miscellaneous rooks
3. kiEK,irr
huiland, oct. i>II -
ArNL kpD> AND >HOE SHAPE IRON
- o. very Superior guAiff 'nT sac ~
o. l.. EO giS-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19

20 De "tthoui MS sovereign remedy -h,f
WI - ., Tpri.ed that you aIs 80 mech he hinj g.
sf"oi IL haTe used II before. II /. no rev ,hif,
l"a he.H before The public for y..rs srdus
Toe sal s.,0ws the esiimstion In vbi,h II ~
JAhHs ~ ALihItH IA Fulton ct N.s
and all ihs bfussists 10 tho uu,,sh hls.s
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19
I.LLET, DAVIS Il co.
FARM FOR SALE.

For sal, available Farm situated IN ,his
town. less than hlif a m'ie South of the
Congregational Nee, NJ house, and lying on
oyer tf"ch, containing nearly 30 ACRES OF
land with good Brick house and good out.
liincs Also an out lot situate about
distant, containing about 100 acres
h is good for pa.,ur,ng, and an exec lien,
sugar orchard and house thereon.
For terms Of r1, men, ana further parttcu.
iars inquire oi the snhsc rher, on the pfe,a,s
rs, or Of 5 u keiiogy, Esq.
II. PIKE
FmNotd, July 81, i.5I
BINDING. BINDING
Old B"rks. Music "r any psprfs YOU wish
" prrseIvc, leave AZ Barons Boot stnre d
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LiGl,Ip SOLDER

s'pr ,ritlra Game Glass Marble H.''tr
1 ll,n 500 Eeithtia.4-t. Naf,sHt'a 80
.3ult~ ard - ~.iA,,.nd h~lt--lho best at''
cl,' ever ,nYcDtrd, 'of slit .,
.rLNEER.
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19

VERY RHM\fk Anl.E.-An Intelligent farmer IN ne
town Z" H. l-tor related scui" ir, SIM" ic'nrrsaii-
count ni IL" cir' D.; Gn- hor~. wl-i. iu TIC 90.
pO'snrg, caught h.s fa: ia rot anf inrc it psr,y a
H. immediately clean, 1n The ilf'. mai omlci I" W
M"'c hhnts r"ictraei Gnrsns on, trlla-rt tic hcqf
tsrfn.cd 1t Lp ,i;hI. soaGci orcasiora ally via. III G
snd IA Two week. h" wa. atlr y, the horse.
Copyuf y cttpt from & l.. San,rd P>n
F3f. hseCuAN1-ibrar S,'-'DnR u my horses h,-ise
HiHdFaH Of tong sSndns "hi"h had tecoin. caloIs
sol which smpri-"i from n" man, rrined.~ b. ne
wa past -I'" l was 'uasrod 10 iry your Ghrs NJ on"
which nh tin " bottles entirely -rcc,.i cur.
"""t,te coa'ltsI ri los, .cine, that an
&c L sS ~" Iaa' ~. ,., '"y ''1F s,rrosp
Prom VIZ .sjaoers, superintendent Of The oann cor
Inri1r'- stable.
~. Merchant '''2hf oh, Hnd Ind u u tF toe II ths
,'>t application Lai hi,c r;rr made t,e Of ilar-
las' eight months, dnd made use Of nun.er Of TT
tie. 10 my "nirc ,a''siariion.
io-hi-oft. Jan ~, i-il. !. sTHRSRERG
Don't h" r~vsuaiei 70 take any ihrg r.~ with tin prom
nnpHne pied IL. ieft, wHose ~ s,ro'ch The
ihdil Fnhh"f AMI "ro AZ" Of ki-dreI srt. ih-, ~
our afs" e' Whose neiafo. PRACTICES have 70 recently
on cii''~i ~ Il" arlFJu OF toAgtr's,
he sure ihr nam" N the H9tI PforgisTos GEO. "
mhh' " MI ''hr,ri y y, is blown IN The sl4c Of Tie
bci" AM "a hi- handwriting over tho cork.
~ oi,. a'fr''- I'd TO the proprietor Will lie Promptly
Oct Paia,h'' Of the ARrnt snI ,yha, wonder, arc
accomplished h5 IN" Use u his mrtcin-
~ - 70 table acs!e'. generally IA the Uned suse.
Also Ly
l.. Spencer Rutland; DH Sabin, Wallir2
iordi Hooker, West fouitney; Dewey a Fan.
har,i +. Pouitnsy ; NJ. HiillaId. Dnlly ! Co
mere sheldon g. Brothers, Pawle,; &. T.. Niet
Of, tist!etoH: A. Alien, FaiiiaNtt: LutLe
Joy he son T.. & Eel, -ucLury; G. l.. rns
q GO, Brandon; =. d. WiislGw rit.fferA
W w Nperrs DANNY Clark Gray, Dor,et; n
.'odiard, East Rupert &. u. Smith. Ticon.
der9Sa Hammond d Co, Crown Point: y.
,. Wright, Whitehall, q. ". Spragre. Ssr.
genn's.c. Wicker. North Fefri,Gurrh, Ca,hn
~ "rIght Orwell, Z Nun 6 Son FINLAND
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4g3G9O0y &lAD& 3
rl6TLEEJ

~. SPENCER .gcf, lot sal. "a rit.a 4,
.g9,as ~ & Nsatss SAL ga. -
t. -fs~vttai .tft-. - bsAyty Isayda-s -
aa4 \ ssneIie s.-ss.as ~, tertr~ san erA
As'tSrftS. g-'As. go PstsslsS PIE 81
S.if..a -ssiWr sFFss 9ss'sSss, 81 ~ wbsca
a ~ tu4
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19
ORIGINATED BITTERs.

Pice Rednce6.)
CRtHN'N bstgeH,tei Bitter, for Hysrcr.
~ -, ~. lhi- medicine excel. all others IA
u, efficacy, ant uc' =. no hon,ba.tic paragraph
At the tai cni "l a newsparor to herald quail.
ties which nsyc, belonged TO it
CHAs. BcRr.
EItI.rt Is 1851 q
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19
MYSTERIES or MEDICINE
Greatest Discovery OF tie Ace.

Did you ere -"
Ail0'-''s All NJ
Din;nnnt1 Ger
yn1 have Tor thsf
lev II any, Who
, mt asailsa then
II its Curaii.s Iu4
III oniy nsed..if
',Dsincs the y.u
ne Il that H. .
md truly the Fs'
c,, ex'ant. tGq
Tho tens OF tho.
VIII" have been
constant u.s. Of o.
IuXyu,il.fv,,S,f
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19
NOTICE.

'S>ilE crPartnefship hcr~toiorcex existing be-
tween the Undersigned &. Uy mnlua
consent Dissolved Aldcmand. dne the com,
pany mus, be pad 10 Il Parker (withou,
d"isv who !. authorized u receive thrm Al
so settle y demands sEairs, SAID company
X PARkLR,
BROWN GLEASON 4 co.
jnlr |. 1885,. .,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-19
DRIED APPLE.

\ VERY hav artistic. Just received and rort.l
b. HURT SON
Rntlabi JAY 7, i~5i.
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vintirh oaics trL1UN 81.
F'r sale by II J.. Spencer, IL
l. Case, Btandon W / Eu-. So
bury e. G.. Nrchols, Cn>;',,.
C,r, Ncw IiayJn. Dam, y
". " Sprn nr, A. { Fp'r7, l.,
RedbrId u Granus, Mont - g.
nnr. Nindsnt. Z. HuIt 4 Son Nv -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-02
NEW ENg' of EEEE
~ NEiHAS-JTII Y ISL. GMps.

NoRrHERN.-Arriyes iro:n Charlottesville On
this same days as heretofore yil: Tuesdays Thurs
dav, aud Saturdays Schedule tntc af arrival ), %.
m L-,yes as heretofore on Sundays, Wednesdays
md FRIDAYS NJ B. a. ~.
PACKET NAll.-Arrjvcs every day except
Tuo.day. between 6 and 7. a. IL. Lrnvrs every
dsv EXCEPT Sunday, atuut : a. m. Nv tic Norft-
-rn Stage and Packet thor. isrcrciycl aud dcspntch
e1 ep-ry d4y. mail ior Richmond and points North
aud South Of that city.
~ The anal uav mail isrcceycl Wei lacEdays
FRIDAY. anl SuaItys. and DESPATCHED Mondays
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-02

A Compromisc eiM Conscicace.--Oli
Ferdioand Of Naples, was addicted, viii
d roval addiction to tile chase aaz oisoauz ;
50 royalty, indeed, that lie would not be
pre@ailed upon to italk lis diversion even
on the death ofliis queen. He continued
to potter about. therefore, lis gun on bis
shoulder though be ought 70 have been
mourning; but. as compromise with his
conscience between love of bis amusement
and grief FOR his bereavement. he told his
couriiers lie should shoot nothing bat rern
liktle birds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-02

TERMS.-TheN NIRcssfAs i Published semi
weekly 81 per annuin, u oase'Act- 10 s'ltsrfii
,;oa j, taken ior shorter time than AiS months; and
10 t,arer discaniigt4ed except AZ the nFiton osthe
PROPRIETOR until al arTeasges shall haye been paid
ApvERrfsEnKSTs arc Inserted for so cents per
square (or lcss1 for every 4cr form insertion, and
37A cents for every oater one ifthe number OF in
sertions is not noted the Ms. II VIII be publish
ed tiil ordered ont aud charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RArEs For the privilege Of
iwo squares $40; for square saj--ii inner form
SO. Every yearly advertiser wiH be required 70
rcnane his advertising his particular line Of bus
sess, and il he exceed the space stipulated for, he
wll be charged ratably for the excess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-02


In Molly's travels 10 Egypt we find the
following description of party Of slaves:
"TuINGs Non 50 BAD AS THEY SEEM
Just before reaching the boats, we came
upon large party Of female slaves. on
their way down to Cairo, where, in the
lottery Of tie slavc-market, they were to
pass to new masters. They were pcnnod
ike sheep in range Of httle huts, formed
bYhanging mating round clump Of palm
trees, which spread their grateful shade
above. 1t was most amusing, as we drew
near, to see the fush they made 70 gain
cover, and now they ducked their heads
under the mating, to avoid being seen,
though curiosity the weak point Of the sex.
brought up again many pair Of bright
eyes. to look at Us as we passed. They
we're nearly all young girls, varying il agc
from twelve to sixteen; and a mcrrier set
could not be met with. The woods rang
with their pleasant ugl,tcr; and one might
have thonght--whai perhaps was not very
far from the truth--that ID place Of now
entering tie house Of bondage, they had
LEFT it behind in their own country. Their
masters, from all we could learn, are uni-
formly kind to them; and whenever we en-
countercd party, We found that the eirls
were much attached to the head Of their
caravan. The bcvy we now saw was
from Abyssinia-whence, indeed, most oi
the female slaves Of Egypt are drawn
and was destined, as the Abyssinian girls
usually are, for the Turkish harems, or as
wives Of shop-kcepers and aHueu, Arabs
Their color was glossy black; they were
exceedingly well made, and had bright
cheerful faces. lit up By sparkling black
eyes"
A Greek maiden beng asked what ror-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-02

MArrrS.L 1NyLrrscE.-"l believe"
s,;d John Randolph. II should have been
swept away BY tic food Of French inf
d,.l;ty. IF il had ncr been for oiie thing. the
ID remembrance ofihe time wbcf' my sain'ed
mother used to make me kncel by her bed
side. taking my iilIle hands folded IN hers.
nnd causing me 10 repeat the Lord's
Prayer"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-02

A Yaakec Tiick.-Unclc Eb. as WI
used to call him, among most Of his good
qualities, had falling. lie did love good
liquor, but such was the state Of his credit
that no one would trust him. He thercs
fore ono day rcsorcd to trick, TO answer
the great desire Of his appetite. He took
two case bottles, and put quart Of
water into ono Of ihem, then put n bottle
in each pocket, and started for the store.
II i take q cnart Of your rum" said
Uucle Eb, ~ lie placed the empty boiile
upon the counter.
The rum was put up, and the bottle re-
placed in bis pocket, Wien Uncle Eb pull.
led from bis purse what at a distance
might seem 10 be a quarter Of a dollar. !.
This is nothing but tin. Uncle Eb."
said tic trader.
"Eh, now, it's quarter" said Uncle
Eb.
"It's tin" saiJ the trader; Il shan't
take IT,"
"It's all I've got !"
avery well, then yod can't have The
rum
Uncle Eb, without much dcm1rring.
pulled from his pocket the quart Of water.
Tile trader took il, poured il into his bars
rel, and or walked Uncle Eb, cxulling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-02

Napoleon nsed 10 say, strange as it may
appear. when want any good heo1 y OH
done, ! choose man provided his cducai
lion has been suitable. with long nose.-
His breathing is free and bold, and bis
BRAIN as well AZ bis lungs and heart, cool
ard clear. In niy observations Of ncn'
have almost inyariuhly found a 'oHg nose
and d long head 20 together.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-02

his lips qriyered as though he would have
spoken. The Queen stiIl furious at the
wrong ubichhe had done her fame, mark
cd the expression "sSilence" size said
Degraded would'st thou meauly beg
thy forfeited lfe7 were thou my father.
thou should'st die tomorrow Hence
with the villain,-Bid Maitland execute
the warrant-ourself viii sign il; away
Chastelar dies at day yhreakr
"'Tis we'll" replied he calmly" 'tis
well; the lips I love the best pronounce
my doom; and | die happy since die iot
Mary Would'st thou but pity the offend
cr, willie thou dost doom the offence, dc
Chas,clar would moi exchange the shorten
cd span Of life and violent death, for the
brightest crown in Christcndon. My
limbs may die, ny love VIII live forever
Lead Oh miuions, am more glad to die
than veto slayi Mary. beautiful Mary
thinkl think hereafter upon Chastelar."
The guards passed onward, and last Of
the group, unfeuercd and unmoved. dc
Chastclar stakcd after them. Once, ere
lie stopped beneath the low browed por-
tails, he paused, placed both hands on his
warl j u chanteI oncc og,;n M vords
"pnaso1 Nn;-Norle Da9o-pc,soz I
In" h.Inicr, Lcr nresenre sb,, waved
bau.l ;,,nat;nu,I, \, ,i,a IN, nIonc-~
ua M INT, IN ..;ohfIanr .Io,rnynrsad ,,d rn,r,
,.,'r.'d | a il a,ar u hrr rJ,,ynler II raro~.
ysms Of The fcrcest despair. The warrant
,na.,I Mn .;..n,,,re hsiayr;,. It'll / .;rn
ar .,,,,aa.l,t, ,an III. c,,,nros III, 4
,r,n;or lhoaI lnr rra,ns I'LL wos n,ssion.
I'LL n,sins,;c an1 nnnoved Tie Sscre.
,on,' Iart TIL chan,1,oro, I'll r,,.l crr,n,l
anj Ma., ,ros ara;n uo,,,r pro.,t.to
ano, hn- conrh ~ MI loy sohh;rr,nd wen.
;,nas ,Lor.,h III ,.,L, sonI W. burstiar
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EPROPRIETORS.

piled, Il viii bring hrn what gold cannol
purchasc--a heart unspotted. and virtue
without a stdin-which is all that descend.
ed 10 me from my parents"
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4 Tiger Frialltcncti ~ 7HoHsc

a Eigcr EFtGlItcnfH ny "a Hs0Hsc.
Captain Basil Hall, i'll his "Fragmcnts
of Voyages and Travels" Gives the fol-
lowing anccdote Of a Tiger kept at The Brit
ish Residency at Calcut,a.-"But what
annoved lin FAR more than our pohlng
him Up with a stick Or tortaliziug him with
slnns of beef or legs Of mutton. was intro.
ducing a mouse into biz cage. No fno lady
ever exhibited more terror at the sight Of
d spider, than this magnificent royal tiger
betrayed on seeing a mouse. Our mis-
chieyous plan was TO tic the little animal
by string to the end Of a long pole, and
thrust it close to the tigers nose. The
moment lie saw 1.-The lcapedto the opposite
side; and vhen the mouse was made to run
near him, he jammvd himself into corner,
and stood trembling and roaring in such an
ccstacy Of iear, THAT we were always obllg-
cd to desist III pity 70 the poor brute
Sometimes we insisted OIL his passing over
the spot where the unconscious little mouse
ran backwards and forwards. For long
time, however, we could not get him 10
move; tin at length. | believe BY tie help
Of a squib, we obliged lin to start, but
instead Of pacing lcisurely across the den,
or Of making dctour 10 avoid tie object 81
bis alarm, he generally took kind Of fly
ing leap. 20 high as nearly % bring lis
back ii contact with tie roof Of his cagc
1Hompsoa's Passions If 4naHals.
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DTss0LUTE0Ns, sc.

nEsss0LETI0N.--THE CONCERN
~ Of IrINSLEY r. TdTLOR Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All persons having
claims against the concern please present then
fJr payment, and those indebted hereby re-
quested to come forward ard make settlement.
r. l.. TlNSLEl,
Jan SIS JOHN 0. TAYLOR.
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%TEvV CONCEisN.-Thc SAb-cri

NEW CONCEt 4.-The Subscribers
u haycussnriatrd themselves under The ifiu and
style McDASIEL & liyar lorihe purpose ot tufi-
iuc;ing ii this place a Garui GrorrH, Ccnmi,-
viii BE- rudr On all Goods mud Produce il hand con-
signed tur snie--Ail salcs guaranteed, and cuahca
when required.
Their l'caiion On Main Street. win ~ ii tie
Fire-rrool building formerly occupied by Hurt
Prc.tu1
Their location the Canal j. thr large Fire-rraof
building al the Packet LANDING. ind Immediately
opposite The RaiIroad Dtrot-waieh gives them
every adnut1scin coaduc'ng the Commission and
Fursarding Iiusiucss.
They respectfully solicit tie patronage of TIC
friends " tllr lute Concerns ~ A}cpanitl q lee.
nnd IiHr; & Prc.tnn and Iir public generally. upon
The assurance ofurremtod cScrtions for The inter-
eft D. AL Who may ilyor them with their w. .iucss.
INO. ROBIN MCDANIEL,
Jan l-'a STEPHEN G.. Ill kF.
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Eyy coyCEgN attE1e old st,nd

A CAEED.--We return to the friends ofthe
Z p late concern uf TINSLEf 81 TAYLOR, our
siHcerc thanks for their very liberal patronage ex-
tended 70 Us and respectfully ask d continuation ot
their fvors 10 the new concern Of IIASLET,
TAYLOR &. CO., and BY strict attention 10 bu-
-iHc5s, We hope 10 afford satisfaction 10 all who
muy favour Is with their patronage.
r. r. TINSLEY.
T,p 5-te Holm d TAYLOR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rt,o FARMERS. PLANTERS 4

IL DEALERS.-dGRf III
PLEMENT MANUFACTORY Y Lyact5rg.-
The subscriber formerly Of Baltimore, where he
was associated with a similar Establishment
takes this method to inform the public il general
thar be has opened Ware-roon and Fautory on
Main Street opposite Bruces Livery Stable, where
lie will manufacture various and most approved
Implements Of Husbnndry. and Labor-saving Ma
chimes, and pledges hi~ci that al articles sol BY
him shall be of biz own manufacture, equal ii all
respects to similar implements made or imported
from other States. He therefore invites the public
to examine sr themselves before purchasing else
where the following various kin1s-Pertable and
Stationary Horse-power, Thraslers. Fans,Straw and
Vegetable Cutters. Corn Shclcrs, Hau0w= ,Cuitiva-
tors. Plowsand Gang Plows-Main Street. Lynch
burg, Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity
(Jan lg--ly) A. w. WILLETT.
=. Bed. sentinel an4 Dan. Re-. CORY.
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nrnRr, n 1itErAGErrF,. -

nTOgE & itE.LAGEEEFs, Corner y
VI BroqE and III re Ran( Pii'afciniia, MANN
features ut Iron taiuls &c fencing enclosures for
Ccmetry lot, Balconies, Neraraah- and all kinds
Of Ornamental Iron Work. Nork warranted and
cxer4tcd with aisrutch.
- JOHN LONG Ae,,nt far lie above houses.
viii >hcw tho designsto afy who may call on him.
ana receive their orders. Sent 1S-lv