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savage races are so notorious. AT peri
DDS they saluted us with shower of rude
spears, accompanied by yells of defiance,
and once or twice the sound Of q rifle shot
resounded in the solitude. Both weapons
were, however, equally harmless, and
could we have maintained our pace, we
had an excellent chance of making good
our escape.
But the pressure upon my brain became
more oppressive, and l ran on almost
mechanically. My gallant friend cheered
me with his voice, and assisted me with
his hand but nevertheless, my efforts
became more feeble, as each yard of our
course was left behind, and at last, with
blood gushing from my nose, reeled
against the massive trunk of forest pa
triarch, and stammered out my inability
to proceed.
"Only another mile, Thornley,, and
you're at your own door," replied White.
"No, no save yourself-not another
step," l stammered.
"Well, if that's the case, we must dc
our best against yon devils; but as to sa-
vim myself, why, in truth, won't leave
you an inch !" was the energetic re-
Spouse.
We drew between two trees to conceal
ourselves but the moon having emerged
from behind the clouds which had shaded
her in the early part of the evening, be-
Ttrayed the movement to our enemies, who
were soon yelling in front.
"Here's for the first of you !" exclaim-
ed White, as he retreated behind one Of
the trees and leveled my rifle at the frs
who approached. But the printing moi
having been replaced, the action was harm
less, and a heavy blow by the stock was
substituted.
elf they don't como behind, we may
keep 'em some time, whispered my com
panion but even as he spoke the crashing
of heavy bodies was heard amid the
bushes in our rear.
"Pll pay the coming one!' resumed
he, and he ran up close to the bushes
and took his stand by CLEAN of moon
shine, across which these fresh assailant
would be compelled to pass.
A form emerged into the light, and thu
watcher uttered an exclamation of Joy a
he discovered that the stranger was /;
white man. Our two friends who haC
escaped, had mustered strong party TO
our rescue, and, guided by the yells o
the Kaffirs, had fastened to save OF
avenge us : and score of dead bodies
and many wounds ON living ones attested
how well they kept their word.
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The scene but at the end of that time, his
ewes beamed with a happy thought ana
bringing his hands together, with mucn
yehemence he uttered:
"Pll do itl'
Philander Limpton leaped over the
fence, and after searching about TOR Few
moments, he found an ear OF corn that
was perfectly ripe, with kernels hard as
brickbats, and breaking it from its stalk,
he slipped it into his pocket and started
quickly homeward Old Limpton had IN
DAYS gone by been trainer, and among
his Announcements incidental to that pro-
fession, he still retained a ponderous
{" Queens ARM" which faithful old mus
ket had become terror to all hawks,
crows, ETC., and towards this memento OF
his daddy's bloodIess valor, Philander
made all haste. The musket was soon
charged with little lass than half pint
of powder, and then with eyes sparkling
in all the brilliancy of his happy thought
the youth took the ear from his pocket
shelled off the most chrystaline Kernels
and deliberately poured them into the ca
pacious barrel of his weapon a wad OF
tow finished the dose, and then placing
old " Queens ARM" on his shoulder, he
started off towards his corn lot.
Silently and steslthily, with tiendlsh
feelings of dire revenge swelling in his
bosom, Philander Limpton crept toward
the fence that should have protected his
corn. The hens were revealing in the
very height of half satisfied appetite, and
in one spot where several fine ears of corr
had been deprived of their husks, were
huddled together some dozen Of the ole
cooper's latest fowls. Directly upon thi:
unsuspecting congregation of feathereC
bipeds, Philander pointed his gun and OF
the next instant pulled the trigger. 1t i
no wonder that the ground flew up and hi
the adventurer.all along on the back, bu
when at length terra firma let go its hold
and fell back to its wonted place, Phi
lander was somewhat astonished at tn,
sad havoc he had made, for upon exami
nation he found that seven hens had be
come irredeemably corned.
Mr.. Easybody," said Philander, a
with rueful countenance he entered tn
old mans shop with the fallen fowls il
his hands, I'm sorry for what's happened
but really, sir, my corn has got anon,
you hens, and hurt 'em dreadfully. Jus
look here.''
AS. he spoke. he opened some of tn
bleeding wounds and took therefrom sew
eral kernels of the fatal corn. Sampson
Easybody had heard the cannon-like re
port of the old musket, and in momen
he comprehended the truth. First h
looked searchingly into the honest face 0
Philander. then cast his eyes sorrowfull,
upon the defunct egg-makers, and thei
cssayed to speak in tones of wrath; Blu
suddenly change came over his wrink
led face, and taking one more look at tn
corpse of the foremost hen Of all hi
flock" he said :
"Philander, the corn's did it. Civ
it up"
The next morning. Mr.. Sampson Easy
body was observed to be engaged in bull
ding hen coop and until after his neigh
Dor, Philander Limpton, had finished har
vesting, the surviving hens we're kept il
the closest kind of durance Cdrpe
Bag.
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& RETAIL DRUGGIST
{ w FAIRMoNT, VA, keeps constantly ,p
hand and for sale, large and general assortrnsn
of Fresh and Genuine DRUGS u MxDIciNKs ChemS'
calls Dye-stuffs, Paints, Oils, Patent Medicins,
Perfuinery, DENTAL ~ SURoIoAre INsTRunrsSs
sc. Physicians, Dealers, FullerB, Dyers, attor.
and others will be supplied with every article IA
JAM 1y3 10 So a aHl aettE4tsl rs
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Below coming up. shps Beatrice, Rosers from Hsxre It's
stein Welcker lBreu Bcsse from kvrope ssatesmsn.
Andersen. from Hayre Ssutherner, Sullivan from NYork
Juan CID ship Havana Adams Baltimore bark Virginia
(svI Jsnsson, Cowes and Ekt brigB Stirling Pike "
Themas and mkt Reveile, Sleeper cardenas sohr Eagle
frendar sisA Tovsd sea 2Ssh ships Casseo and Me-
NORFOLK. Feb Arr rchr Cambridge. York. Portland;
schrs Sbhxon Thscker Boston; Hannah Grant, Howard,
Eewburyrors Bven, Aessok Efork Arctic, houlson,
sd-Ar brig Lumley tBr) scett Curacao % days s,hys
2, Mary L.nRtn hxCr1; Gil Blss Hun. YSo?mooO fer
Ia Hampton Roscs. sohs Jew. Hoys Newburypsrs for
new LONDON. FEB s-Arr sleeps Marietta. Rusn, for
NLWPoRI, Feb 4-Arr sohr Fl Horton, Horton Boston
for vraina Roxbury Sears, for Baltimore; OK
ford Rowland % do sloop Gszel!e. Ferguson
NEW HAVEN Feb Carr schr Gold Hunter. Wright
ksysgueE BID bsik Tesry Trovbrdsc. Currer, Buen0s
NEW BEDFORD, Feb 4-Arr brig OsceOia. Chiyols Sa-
PHILADELPHIA Fob Arr ship Venice Young. Liver.
roog bark Kingston, Foulfss iro Demarars 22d
minoa 9Th Dec Below, ssps Penpsll, Alexander from
FR6viDEscE TeS SID sropeisr Pelie.n, Williams.
folf Va Oxford Howland Roxbury, DWELL which sid
YESTERDAY Tor baltimore in the ice this morning
Corrmout Point hut the two latter towea cut the
PoRTLAkD. FOB sid sohrs Mari. Theresa, Crovell
Norfolk; Warren, Davis Baltimore.
RICHMOND FEB 2-ArT steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New
San FRAnoIsO.ehp syTen. Silsbee for China. anchor
cd off North Beach Dec 81 Incorrectly reported in
SAvAENAH Jan sl-Arr schr Jchn Fraser Hathaway,
snta CID ships Samuel (Brl Norris Liverpool; coonist
Lister DO; hrgs konte Crilso Martin rhils depha;
LAYTON Gsgdner Havana Cardiff, Melville, Matanzss Sid
SALEM, Feb Arr schye John, Perkins, EYork. Bid 3D.
bfis Carlton, Upton Ssn Francisco.
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we're engaged ct and 100 tercss Of rice at us Ct
and 166 erces Of rice for Hamburg ct ass For
rice taken at 25s and measurement goods at
2os For California clippers were getting 80 6os per
foot measurement.
PRovrsIors were tribe dearer with Gales OF 500 bbs
prime and pork at Sl3 62I $la l2h aud SIS IS
SIS IS; 10 pkgs extra shoulders and hams at 9c
200 bills aud $50 kegs prime lard at OK Qai and Ios
AGO bb prime and mess bse st 81 SO So 70 and IS 50
SlI; and SO bbls bee hams, at Sl4 respectively.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE THIS pAv
By Ears RArLRoAD-l60 head Ct cattle; $40 sidee az
leather ~ sheep as bales of hay SIS pigs of bnter rs
hogs; and 20 bags OF flour.
Bs Nrw HAYES RALRoAp-osT bushels Of oats; % bbls
Of whssey 20 pigs Of butter 90 casks OF ashes IA pigs
of cheese; so bbls, of -four; and "a hogs
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Telegraphic Reports.

NEW VRtEAss, Ffb ], ISt1.
After receipt Of the Humboldt's news u brisk demand
sprung up fer cotton and $500 bales sold without
however, any qrotable change Tbs receipts are in
creasing 80 900 bales having in during the past
three days
CHARLESTON, Feb 5, 1852
Cotton sales o.day, 1900 bales closing in favor of
buyers middlng tair. SIC to &c. TIE sales OF the
week have been Soc0 ba-,, ana tho receipts 1854
bales The stock hand amounts 70 AZ 902 bales ex-
elusive Of that on shpboard.
CyciNSiTi, Feb s 1852
Flour il 10 good demand at SIS is a 50 20 Provisions
ere held above the views Of buyers agd transactions
queny limited; COO lbs prime lard sold at III,
sight. Exchange on New York has declined to q al
per cent prem,
CHARLE,voy. Feb a. 1852
The sales to DAY, were 100 bales, Of 20. The
markets rm but operators anxiousy awaiting the
Nfarara' q NJ
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Passengers Arrived.

HkvET AND souTHAmPToN-Sseans Humboldt-Mr
snd Ers " Young W Fitch, II wainwright. w sykes.
Rev soadde and child, Miss Scudder Miss Chanaey
Misi Vjllon, Dr. u Jones' SkittoA Mrs Hill Du-
rana, @ Bergercs, Buriago, Bafriare Rameyer.
CYener Mr. and Mrs Feesing Boeok, Bosohard, Mr.
and krs Bernard, Cohn W cosens James Mr. and Mrs
Content and children, Cures-Total So.
RAGGED IsLASD-Br brig Themis-J Fraser.
RIcHMoGD And NoRroLR-stearucr Roenoke-W Uun-
ter, Z q Jsbb, w Eluood, TWillisms Sweesier, w
Turner, Rss. Herbert f Temann nartn,
Bloa, LOGAN, Beebe. Ii Quartet Walden,
dsushtsr q Disney, Mssherry. b. Doughty, Miss n
Hull, K W Harwood, Eilwood. Griffin Mrs SsriGg.
lam and 2dsughteIs Miss Hart Minis Muir Xis Dunhsm,
W Wade and lady, i IGhell, Mcdonald and LADY l.
IrunaSe, a DelaAo Mics ATTAIN, Abbott SOUTH
all USA Dr. Harrahn, do, Yn Dcpoaald Sheypord, 8
Lehman G a Lancsster-Ti in tie steersso.
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r1ARKETs ELSEWHERE,
HTOCK SAFES

EIUUk SALEo.
PruAnEIpEIA Fetru.ry 5-F!rss Bosrs-s7o Penn. rail.
road Ui lt2 chs Sch Nav 9 SleU0 Lehgh 6s M 100
Lebish Int 81 40 .hs Grard BIZ l2h COL Cos. OK; 40
Penn railroad y; ia do ~; 100 Morris Cnl Tx; 80
yslley. 5l. Penn railroad Az 200 ms IS l5 s0Ol
Piteburg coup 6s S5 shs Penn bk lls 20 bk az 50
s7 Iooshs Re- ding rsiro,d s5sn s2ssi 100 dc b5
100 dc 81 u; 100 do 3t; 81 Long Islhr railroad 9s
Gas bk 10Y After Sales $4,000 Ches sad Del Cnl 951;
30 cha m ms b is: Penn railroad 4l4 100 Islsni
railroad sb s 800 Reading railroad 3N 5econd Board
9S0 she Pona fa 81 sd loc ESQ City saroad e2 29
do. III 200 Lehish Nav s. 7 100 do int s 100 DO 4;
$50 Reading railroa d 34 $50 do 3s Harrisburg rail-
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Telegraphic rIarine Reports.

Agrived-Sbips strsbo Calcutta Sep l3h spoxe Jan o.
lat 81 a. Ion bo A. brig elena 81 daye from 81 Domingo
AYork, ana supplied her with provisions.
AEo ehir8 Oregon, NOrleans; josephine MOBILIZE;
barss Prompt Punsa Arens Central AmeEioa) Sept 49,
Charles williams, Sayannsh brig Gar. Surina Dec "a
Left tark Nautilus for Gloucester II days. had ioss both
Aao ar shpa Pcscrhoa, Noresns; b..ks Msanz.s Aps
lachicpla Lousa Caroline Mobile briggs Eoho, Bon aire
Jane Crogby, PernambuA,
Uieared-new chips P5Vr ss- and Ocean Esse New o..
leans Ghcora banks Orline ST John Eatanzas Fro.
haltiuore; brig Clement Savannah; sonrs freeman
Emerald J.cnel
CHARLESTON, Fab L.
Arrived ship Bulkley, HYork.
Arrived 5h-ship Hnrsburs,N YORK barks Queen Vicso
ria Bull; III ditto, Boston.
ssiledBarks Dudley how York; Jupiter Boston; schr
Doane, Philadelphia