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A MARTINIQUE BELLE.-N. z. Willis, in
an amusing letter to the "Home Journal" :"
from Martinique, gives the sutjoned descrip-
ton of a jet black young lady, who moves
"in the best of society," of Fort Royal, and
who is said to be more admired by the French
Officers stationed there, than any other lady
on their visiting list:
Mile Julielta is of the blood that does not
thin with the climate, as do the whites. She
is about nineteen, and as plump as Hebe-her
original model from Nature apparently lust
perfected. He skin, though as black one as
ever saw, is ine-grained and lusirous, and
her shoulders, (there was no denying) quite
beautiful. The gorgeUus-coloured Madras lur-
ban covered her forehead to the eyebrows,
and, with long sweep of twisted fold over
the cheek, concealed the hair-the lace hem
OF her snowy cheniise being the next down.
ward interruption to the lines of rounded
ebony. Her features are strictly African-
the lips full, and the nose OF that degree of
t1atness which is only affectionate, and which
l take to be the highest expression of this
shape in contradistinction TO the more repell-
ing aquline. Her eyes would have been
beautiful if there had been anything white in
the neighborhood with hch to contrast them
but black eyes on so black ground were
"coals TO Newcastle" They had one hne
quality, however; they had never been con.
tracted with suspicion, or an attempt to under
stand nythng that did not speak for itself;
and they were, consequently, as TRANQUILITY
open as the cup of two water-liIies. Her
smile was of the same never-startled confid.
lngness-coming and going with the ease of a
shad wand her teeth were only too white
and perfect for any piquancy of expression.
No eweler could have cut them more evenly
out of pearl. Her little fat black hands were
daintily tapered, and looked lady-like. She
wore large rings, and these, with her heaps
OF gold chains and the enormous gold ear
rings, which they call cling clous, made sort
OF barbaric glitter. was pleased, by the way,
with The consistency with which she adhered
10 the dress and ornaments exclusively worn
by those of her own colo. The cling -ciOus.
earrings, particular y-masses Of solid gold,
resembling five small kegs welded together by
the sides-are seen in every respectable black
ear, never in white one.
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Ey Mr.. l.. b. Whitehead, OF Edgecomb
county, N. C.,was killed few days ago. by
Mr.. John Ednondson, Of Pitt county. They
we're both respec table citizens.
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Meeting Of the Cincinnati Society.
BosToN, July 6.-The Massachusetts Gin
cinnati Society met yesterday. Gen. Frank
Pierce reported a series of resolutions, and
passed warm eulogium on MIR. Clay.
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAp

ANE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR
~ GREAT REDUCTION Bring your nnonev =
OSBORN & co s splendid Skylighf Daguerrean
Gallery. AS we have lost work in sticking to the
regular prices, or, in other words have been under
bid by other artists, have resolved to reduce the
price to one dollar for nice picture and case-us,
one half the former price. We are the first that
have ever attempted to work at Northern prices,
and we shall expect liberal support Bear in mind
our pictures are taken with fine sky-light
OSBORN & co.'s,
Sign OF the American Flags, opposite the BANKS.
ANY person having picture OF ours that is not
good. can have it retaken free of cost. my5
Evils OF INFANT BAPTIshi.- 4JU
II copies OF the second edition of this work just
received and for sale !.
The first edition of this book having met with a
ready sale, it has been revised by the author (R
B. c. Howell, ID d. and stereotyped. From the
great enquiry for this Book since the first editien
was sold, we anticipate a spet dy SALE To those
who ouy to sell again discount of Is per cent.
from the retail price of so cents will be made.
Just received a further supply of Religious
Works, American Tract Society's Publications,
&c. Also, an additional supply of Books for
schools anc colleges. stationery of all kinds. Bap-
tst Book Store, No. 2C3, Main street square above
the Banks CHAS. WORTHAM
Je ~ DeDOsitary
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DHlCE KkDUCKD.-We are selllus Ihe
1 best kediferapean Patering Stones at o2 50.--
They are the finest We have ever soid
jy5 SfEBBKS, DARRAC0TT = CO.
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niLino 0fMeOhin.

Sailing Of the Ohio.
NEW YORK, July 6.-The steamer Ohio
sailed for San Juan, yesterday, taking out a
number of troops from Governors Island.
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A WNlNGS.-JACOB NULL, lstn street, be-
n tween Broad and Marshall streets, is prepared
to execute in faithful and workmanlike manner,
the above description OF work. Awnings, Sack
ing Bottoms, Tents, Marques, Tarpaulins, Wheel.
Ropes, and all ether kinds of splicing done at
short notice and On reasonable terms
CT Orders left at the Hardware Store of Smith
& harwood, or as above, viii be attended to.
ie l7-lm
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Democratic Ratification Meeking.

SALEM, Mass, July 6.-The Democrats of
the I'd district held ratification meeting here
yesterday. Hon. Robert Rantoul came out
for Pierce and King.
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n DETVATE PkACTICE.-Dr PLUME

DKIVATE PkACTICE.-Dr PLUME Il
Il go. may be consulted, confdentislly, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruptons,
sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
lsrgemenrs, Syphilis, ard al morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com.
t,lain1s termed female diseases. Tie advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
srticle known, 70 give tone and yigor 70 certain
abused aud debiiiated organs, well az to renovate
system shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put mp, with full directions,
and sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly at.
tended to- Office ON Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, and frst door below Trinity church,
Richmond. Virginia fe9
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ffNAkE CAKE OF YOUR DIMES AND
l. YOU WILL HAVE DOLLARS.-The sub.
scribers have just received large assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, adapted to the season,
which they will dispose OF at very small advances,
for the ready money. All who want of Cloth.
ing give call, and you viii save 25 to 50 per
cent Our motto is quick sales and small profits,
for cash only.
NEWMAN & GREENTREE,
Opposite American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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WATER CLOSETS. BATH TUBS, &C
HAVING added to our present business that of
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment,
in the city OF Philadelphia, we are now prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TlONARY WASH-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water &c, which will be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons in want will please give US call
G. 4 A. BAkGAMIN JR.,
NH 26-ts cnr Main and straa,s
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SHOCKING TRAeEpY.-Our ,eleeroph;c ds.
pa'en on Yesterday announced that woman
nad oeen Killed in Baltimore by her husband
Inc particulars ofthis revolving affair. which
we hnd IN the Patriot, we publish below:
;, IL appears thata man named VIM. n. WI.
hams had, OF late, reasons 10 susnec, m. g
deity OF ms wife, and accordingly left her. civ.
ing her all the furniture he possessed. e.,
Sa'areay last she LEFT the house of her iniured
husband, aud removed her effects To NJ 900
Souta Charles street. The husband s,;li h..' oo'
ing that affection for his erriDg wife. which all
men that really love cannot throw of, went IN
her residence on Sunday night, and pasx;ng
mp the alley he thought he heard some one
within IN suppressed conversations he iumped
the fence and entered the house, where he
found his wife in company with man named
Samuel Abbott. He rushed upon the guilty.
pair, and thrust large knife, which he had
in his hand, into the left shoulder of his wife.
Immediately repeated the blow and striking
her in the right shoulder just below the shoui.
der-Dlade, the knife entering the third and
fourth ribs, and separating the lungs. The
unfortunate woman ran through the back en-
trance and thence into the street, where she
fell and expired. Williams made several
ihrusts at Abbott, and inflicted two or three
very severe wounds upon his person. He i'm
mediately after lett the house and gave him.
self up to the watchman; who was not aware
OF the difficulty, until informed by w. He was
taken 10 the Southern District watch house, ,and
Captain Hetfner Immediately repaired to the
residence of the unfortunate woman, and had
the matter investigated. When the Captain
returned 10 the watchhouse, he informed vii
liams that his wife was dead, when he imme-
diately burst into tears and said he was sorry
for what he had done, but any man would have
done the same thing had he been i'll his place.
From all the facts in the case it appears that
Abbott had been seen in company with WIS
wife several times, previous to this unhappy
occurrence. Williams was Immediately COM
mltted to Jail TO await his trial before the
Criminal Court. While the examination was
going on at the watch house, ,he excitement
on the outside was very great, and dire were
the threats made against the man who had
been the cause of this melancholy deed, and
the greatest sympathy expressed for Will
liams, whose honor suffered such grevious
wrongs.
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ID DRY D. MOkE,a national Romance, oy
AZ Samuel Lover, Esq, in which may be found
interest peculiar to tue Irish alone
Diary OF London Physician, I'd series, by SAINT
C Warren, ruthor of Ten Thousand Year
Adventures of Roderick Random, with illustra-
tions, by Cruikshank 4
The Wild Girl OF th4Nesrasks, by w Webber
Eoine, or, The Magnolia vale, by Mrs Caroline
Lee Hen,Z
Linda. or, The Young Pilot of the Belle Creole,
a tale OF Southern life, by the same authnress
Prairie Scout or, Agatone the Renegade
Knickel booker, Graham, and Hsrpers Magazines
for July, all for sale at LOUDWICK WAR.
ROCKS American Literary Hall of cheap Publ
cations, l64 Main street, opposite American Hotel.
iY
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GOLD PENS of the best quality Letter and
u Cap Paper, extra nne; Pass Books, Steel Pens
and every variety of Stationery, may be found at
WARROCKS American Periodical and cheap
Publication Hail, 164 Main street, opposite Amerl
can Hotel. iy7
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d. FOR RENT. two newly bulII three story
H:5 Houses, with gas pipes ihrou. hout-- on Main
street, b. tween End and 3rd str. cts. Apply to
nv 26-ts w. (iODDIN.
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c@A CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
HA& The subscriber has on hand, ct bis
Coacn.n8 Aking establishment, on Lombard Ahey,
near the Columbian Hotel Coaches, Chariotfees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Snlkies ali of his own make of the best materials
and workmanship. Allo which VIII be sold as low
% oood iwork of the kind can be To the city OF
p;chroond. and IrespecffuIly ash call from tkose
ia want OF any article in the Carriage line a. am
determiped tc make to order and sch 1t the lowest
nrces possible; and all work sold that is new, war.
ranted. AiCASAd hAs1UM.
1fru
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: A FASHIONABLE sPRING AND
cTrnAFR Cf0TAfEG MrY S(snn

W. d co. would respectfully inform their Gus
@. toners and the public generally. that they
have just received large and ch nee assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing, which they offer q
the lowest cash prices. From their superb vaFities
Of Cloths, Cassimeres and vestiags, purchs.
sers can select the latest patterns for Coats,
Pants and Vests, and have them mado mp BY n &
Co. in the m est fashionable styles Thcy oder for
sale also select assortment of gentemens Furnish.
ing Goods. n. w. NELSOM 4 Co,
No 1875 Broad street,
ap 30--3m Next door to the Marshall H0tel
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AND IN HkNR1CO.-We offer for SAFE u
II tract OF LAND in Henrico, containing SIS acres
and lying about eleven miles from Richmond 1t
Is bounded on the west by the Richmond, Freder
icKsburg and Potomac Railroad and on the north
and east ny the Chickahominy Greek. The whole
tract Is OF excellent quality: has about $50 acres of
arabic land, the balance finely timbered. The i'm
proVements are OF the first order. We will sell
with this land, should the purchaser nrefer il the
STOCK ct every description. and the farming imple
ments OF every kind. As it rarely happens that
such property as this gets into market aud as land
Is now much sought, we would remind capitalists
OF the proprlety OF their applying without delay.
TOLER g. COOK,
lie 2l Canar.I 80,
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2i5,OO0 WORTH OF G0In
81 and SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry. SiI
"a ~are, Aibasa and Plated Goods. seIlins
ra.h ou q cost, for two months enlv. g rasss

cash. tor TWO months only, to raise
N Gordon. ata.n J, !, W Main street, next to John
s2s to sso consisting Of Gold Lever Wachs. nr;cs
kew. v each warranted gold cham. p.sse isass
be. ses and nngerrings breast pins silver 70 -
variety Of articles top ,apo"n. iorLs &C. and gres,
large lot of plated castors cs. % mention Also
clocks, &c. aeoes IN size, guns
DO not neglect this opportunity. a. such 49,.
Do not forget that it is at HENRY uve az ne public.
Main st, the old established store, and Dirs.s 70
porter. I'm
N. B.-Watches an Jewelry carefully ren.;r.,
by competent workmen, on reasonable terms
my l8
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nv Fl T. SUBSGkiBERSh have associated
L themselves for the purpose of conducting in
this city, Tobacco and General COmmis-
sion Business, under the Firm of KENNETH &
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Que business will be exclusively Commission
business; and an experience of twenty years by
our senior partner in active Mercantile life in this
city, and a determination on the part of both, to
promote the Interests of our friends will, we hope
secure to US liberal support. We are prepared
to make the usual Advance on Consignments in
hand, and to purchase Produce, &c , on the Gus
tomary terms We will occupy the large and
commodious Warehouse, No IA Public Landing
JNO. KENNETH,
JEO. w. DUDLRY.
Refer to Jas. Warwick, ESQ.,; las. Thomas, Jr.,
Esq; Messrs Thomas d Sam1 Hardgrove, and
Sutton 81 Winston
Cincinnati, April 18th. 1852. je15-3m*
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c. Fob kENT.-inree omces, suitable ior
G.i professional men-one adjoining our office,
in Llsl, Row, and the other two in the Law Build
ing Apply to us. TOLER 81 COOK.
ie II General Agents
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A UCTlON GUODS.-Thls morning we are
Il receiving and opening additional supply of
new and cheap Goods, bought at auction, which
we will be able to sell great deal cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere. Among them are
the following:
100 dozen Linen Towels, at cts piece worth
double. very fine, and 78 wide Shirting, unbleach.
ed at 64c.
Lots of small and large Dotted Swiss Muslins.
Checked and Striped M. sims, at all prices, some
as low 10 cents per yard.
Linen Hdkts, very cheap.
Blk Silk and Silk Lacrs, Swiss and Cambria
Trimmings.
GeDtemen's Silk Umbrellas, SO so, worth So
Kid Gloves, in white, light and dark colors 37tc
per pair, besides quantities of other cheap Goods
Call soon, as they certainly will sell very quick at
those prices. j, MILLHISER & BROTHER,
ie % IQ3 Rrnad street
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land FOR sALE.-We offer for sale about
II laO acres OF land in Henrico county, about se
sfaa.aSN ,ne balance so wooded that enough wood
t.shs be spared from pay for the land II lies
w.i~is conveniently situsted, and is Of good quail.
ity. /. is without improvements and viii be priced
ao0o' TOLER & COOK,
;1s General Agents.
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N.a, MUSIC, MUSlC.-P. h. TAYLOR
AHA& has received thefoliowfhg favorite pieces
YI5s No more, NO more OF Fancy's 6leam,by
- Ripkert
How'd thee too dearly, by Mrs Abbot
Sweeter than he.bresth ot morning, By Nelson
Effie Dean by Benkert
Do do for gtiitar
NV Home Ia there by Kirk
Bohemian PoIka, by Petrak
Spirit do, by Barnett
Empire Grand March, by Tombler
Compromise Waltz
Liberty do.
ivg Music Store. 100 Main st.
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lNIMITABLE ALBATA PIATE---

/ 1NIMITABLE BATA PLATE.-
L WARRANTED OF THE BEST MATERIALS
AND WORKMANSHIP -Albata Spoons, Forks.
&c, VIII not tarnish or change color after using This
metal is much harder, and consequently of more
durable nature than sterling silver, to which metal
1t bears such resemblance that it can scarce.
ly be distinguished from it. The above goods are
heavily plated with pure silver, and are made at
the Well known house of Yates e. Sons, Sheffield.
whose reputation for the manufacture of pure al
bata Ware isthe first in the world. 1t is cleaned
in the same way silver, simply by dipping in hot
water and being wiped dry directly after using
BY attending TO this last simple direction, the ar
tices will retain their color aud remain unimpaired
for years. For sale at ihe House. Furnishing EN-.
porium of
iy 5-6t l.. GlNTER 1877 Main street
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PRICE ONE CENT.

- I %
~ = ~! GkNTRAI. Raj. a0a n m
r,nur urE ~ VIRGINIA SPRINGS wITHnnT
nv wv LAY S14Ms.vsIEI-WHIcH Is NOT THE cxsr
tnp IN little over and hail dsvs = - n,,: tne
Sulphur. 'ass % us White
Schedule for Cemfsrt.
Lesve ,e,.. h,cnmond daily. ct 81 N. and .y,;v.a
=. w, niIs sulphur u and half davs Atr;.vesr.
raj Bridge, on Tuesday, Thursd.v ssS rss " ru
arriving at the White Sulphur in the ssme t;.re
Scneduie for Expedition.
aaose VINO are willing to encounter soua nisht
s,aves J, sne sake Ct expedition extra
SIaPnur second day from Richmoud, q n o'elocE
Between Richmond and White sulphur spr;ny.
BetWssae ts.ne ne Warm and Hot springst Sll6o
do noho AZ ana Lexington, 500
90 90 % chss chsriotse.virs $50 $50
| do 40 Lynchburg, 1 50
do 40 40 Culpeper G. House. 50
Thre..ts tssrSuier % Springs 500
by Steamsb;n. bped to New York and Phil,delubis.
iv Roanoke, virgi-ia and PhiIsSsipbis'
Z. GILL. superiptepdent.
IEfN ST. A N sHIP LINE nm
| PosiiveIv everv M,l FOR PHILADELPHIA
Union Steamship COMPANY, = ns t;, 'vrtner notice
and beautiful Steamships. VIRc1sInse tro Few
lea, and PENNSYLVANIA. Csn,s;. Capsain
Phsdsiphs Issss as sts.%,h: s.e11 x
beautifully fitted up for pas.en.srs y iney are
with Francis's Patent Metallic Lie Bcsti ~ srs,
rate tables and every att sntion 10 pad n The com,
tort and safety of the passengers and protecsn Of
,Freighss taken low, and all transbjpmep. .v.aa.
ed. ''A'pn'oas AVOID
Passage in first Cabin 50, berths and meal, in.
cluded. y E971-
do end do g., do 40 do
Passage through to New York via Philadelphia So,
FOR CAPE MAY kaa
The Virginia and Pennsylvania viii touch at Cane
May during the bathing season to land passengers.
Passage to Cape May 90, meals included, thus
saving about halt the expense in visiting this de-
lightful bathing place Apply to
MAYO q ATKINSON, Agents, Richmond.
N B-The ships returning. leave Philadelphia
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EIGHTY THOU A Nd FEET + IA
II INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lensth,
IS 600 do white Pine Boards and Plank 60 coo a.
seasoned Oak Boards: 900 do do inch Butfon
wood TO-, 90 do IA inch heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton ane
Ashland, for sale b
nv l4-ts 4 q WHITFIELD n
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OELLiNG OFF AT COST FUk CASH.
y The subscribers. intending to make change
In their business, offer their entire stock Of DRY
GOODS at cost for cash, and respectfully ask ali
persons wishing purchase, to give US call before
purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident that Q
better assortment of Dry Goods or one selected
with more care was never offered at cost in this
market Our stock consists OF the latest and most
approved styles. Determined to close, we assure
the public there is no hnmbug in this advertise
ment Do not torg Il TO call at 203 Broad street.
between Atm and 5tn streets.
my o7-2.u q M hoob
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iUNE 80, ISjx.-Just received from New
j York,
Plain Swiss Muslins
Dotted do do
Checked and plaid Swiss Muslns
Colored Sprig and Dotted do
Jaconet Cambrics qa
Tape Che Muslins
Furniture Dimiry, very cheap
And variety OF other desirable aud cheap, goods,
at HART g. MOSES
ie % New Store, 63 Main street.
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DLUE INDIA CHiNA.-Coyered Dishes
- and Plates just received at
STEBbINS, DARRACoTT & cos,
Tvs l01 Broad street
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our sympathy in his sorrows, and our
honor for his free and manly spirit
when l told her that the New World
as the Old, bowed to the mastery Of
his genius, and were swayed to smiles
or tears by the wondrous witchery Of
his song. But when spoke my ad
miration of the monument, and said,
"What joy it would have been to him,
could he have forcseen such noble re-
cognitions of his greatness :" she smil-
ed mournfully. and shook her head,
saying" All, madam, in his proud
est moments, my poor brother never
dreamed of such a thing"-thenadded
that his death chamber was darkencd
and his death agony deepehed BY want
and care, and torturing fears for the
dear ones he was to leave. [ was re.
minded by her words of the expression
of an old Scotch dame III our country.
on hearing of the completion Of this
monument Puir Rob . he asked
lor Drcad, ana now thcy Slc hlm 0
stanc :"
Mrs. Bcggs says Ncsmith's portrait
Of her brother is the best, but that no
picture could have done full justice
to the kindling and varying express
sions of his face. In her daughters,
who. are pleasant and interesting wo-
men, You can trace strong family
resemblance 20 the poet. The three
SONS Of Burns are yet liying-two are
in the army, and QUO has a situation
under government at Dumflics. All
three arc widowers. When | saw her,
Mrs. Beggs was expecting daily the
two yougest, the soldiers, who as of
ten as possible visst Ayr, and cherish
as tcndcrly as proudly the memory Of
their father.
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to the forehead being naturally Of an
ardent and excitable temperament, he
uses much gcstictlation in talking--a-
bout as much as d Frcnchman would re-
quirc in order to tell you it is fine
day. In short, Lord Brougham commits
divers offences against the leadcn sover-
eighty of custom, all of which arc pecu-
liarly shocking in n peer Being, too,
naturally of an aflable and sociablc dis
position, he fraternizcs quickly with
those for whom he takes liking, and
spouts out his thoughts and feelings, in
stead of filtering them, as grave ones do.
He is in the world fast friend the
gayest and wittiest of companions the
most enjoying and most enjoyable ! a
patriarch in experience and sagacity,
but a school-boy in freshness of feeling
He Is a man. not an ennoblcd abstraction.
lie is odd unique, bizarr c--anything
but eccentric, for there is not man
among us who has his aplomb, or whose
moral and mental centre of gravity more
firmly pivot the violent oscillations
and gyrations of his passionate energy.
-J,mf J. ,truuf