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- exceeding refire /Ines itilthe
triattsittelloi Cetitirrer:ataiti.
Proplrtiotte e
i° 441 P 4 4 with 'enteral oat
MI" arito . bgt. combined is
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heNekallged AllUt,pea.ranstraw
the paper—with the : prividege
it not elc.eeditkeg "Allures
iiiie , aesertion of a mealier
eaitor malt be post paid
will be paid to them. f
els.aito.sad other notices which
larved • gratis. will be charged
iiirtaiAi and Deaths.
All Aven*
y Dien the time
siitiettbditted to,
ieelaJto subs
or keeoia% or.
standing dent
one tneactit
AO letters re
otherwise sto an
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nave beretormy .
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audit. Odle oif Lading .and
ription. needy printed at this
prices
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(fin af
A lAA . * USQUEiI 1 1N Iv A
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1111.PLI
LL AND .
N -Eur 1 9 333' COACJIMS.
;ay. 1 2 )ttsvOk, Pos4 Carbon,
a, Vatitnlkin,..Suabnry,
rthumberland, and
Citsitawjfsa.
PGII BY b.\l-Liv.nr.,r-ft
Via. Read
Cooper
N
rj":111RUI
ibers n madr arrangements to
.uutt an connection with the Daily
&Geller, Ca. arraviil
PhtLiddotale. for the purporm of
t•sengers from Philadelphia to tie
hrough the 511040E04 COAL Ft e.a.
irri.Weekly Line of Stages, to, le4ve
rifIHE Sub.c . ;
a form itits
Line of Putt.S
in Pottsville
Ir•nixisimg p
;:tpi.whinna,
hive started a
P.gtswille on
PIrEDNES'D.I.YS, ANti FRIDAYS,
the arrival. of the Philadelphia Op
lat 3 ci`elock..and .pri.teerti to COOP :
.o lowa will branch of, one going to
o it will arrive al 8 o'clock. and the
ideepirtt there. trill arrive at Pr we's
Air, 0110 /.'e't tiafel,at N \ i /I l THollit6a.
it rnotutitr. to (lute the Plea-
Mb D YS,
k immediately
p9stiloll •,
Ef(3, where L
Stirktiogirt. whe:
I.6.2wligerS
141. ui Atmit,
srl) oc
el 8.3.17.
•
rinee from cooper's, will/ proceed to
ell it CATTILIKI-11ri witina .. .it will arrive
/at " . 031 e ik. 111 , Ittle to trnke the Cuii:lti il
dui. Eli:mink, and Tu4iiiriNA,_,
IL:RNING, pa.. - flefli , will leave NORTHVII.
The .1 , h.
firsdy's Hi
Ik. 1.. e
a. Law at n ulelock I,rt the stiornine, and the I.)epu ,
ot to rorrsviti.ts and I)•avitax Kan. Roan at Sun,
• yat halt inn at 9, ynnceed.lu Suamoava tie 'linnet
• • artive the panic evening at Forrstrtu.s.
Fr ni Ca rrii.Wi.L.4.• iteturutog, paa.enget if will
I~arr at 9 -1.
,Si„. time at Ca.,pe,s', and reach Porrrs
vii.ut to ititie,i,ct the nest tuurnang's Oppo-ntur
t'oach to Poaldt•lphia.
Et IT i.. 7."; ()E. F R
From P.ot otra titro' to Norttottnimtlettd, Stl,nt)
t do to Cottivtti...ta, timit
" Potti.vtli, to S.pooo‘', (Bro.oi NIL) SU
dkr
19 :0;m wok in. 1.511
010 to Siitiburv. vl. ro'i.vlile t ,. 2s
& Dotritte R R •
,(10 to Northumb.:o.o44p :450
10 to. Catt a ve1,,1 1,75
JAcI)I4.IkNI St . . Skomokin.
JIKEPiki 6I %1 EL. S C.. I'4:smile.
" - .1t)• , .T.q.1; & to Cotrau , osa.
go pre! Err) Rs%
For scats tal apply at Sao& rsoa....
lintel, 4th St,i H unt Vern o n Houas, :24 :44., Con
Hail, I.:toted Stalk:* 'lots' and ‘larnhale
House, Ott:T..l'l'lo S,r,ro.
LT %thitly itoe will firirtiv be e..tabii.h.-.:1 no thy
above route. .
Putt.Vll.e. i 111le 2'9 :16 LI
1 -• . IC 11 A N (71i 1 . .; 1 i t)TEI..
to r r s:v a t. LE.
• , - _ _
gg ;111#a to G . Joh assom
11 :..4 iar.,n int• c-eh•n.erriu- rei.ble.h
.1, to rireretto, odcuined hy Joseph tk i „,,,...
1.:-/ a% ne " ..,..i :,noel 11,dt-4 - corner of Ccriirc at,:
11,,,,
Callow l l , ll •tre.L., and • na t, r;4111, itti.tro.t.±. it..
•rrenveritent f the aeccannoort•thex et en.rn.ser..
The lot oat% at t 4 pin...ant and et . ntril, h.-arip coring'
wonto the ?oa t.hfiee and Town *lan. dad to the
Eel...inc.% part of he hot Oath ; and three Daily Lame.
to Stares arrnrel•nd depart fro a the Elaelianze h.
and awn Reading. Not thuntherland, Datoilik and
Cranasieka' ..
PRIV .ri.:Flmi Li EN 'rho deanre trpradinir Oar
ono-inter month. 'r. the Coal Rrynni we; n.- turrit.tted
with earlettora and rhainnera raiteal*ted ta 0a...t0e •ht.
fi ne , and rtn ek. t ee.aierta)le the meat ta.tictiou>
eue•ate; and ll Ili A v cI.i.ER,4 will adorer. find Inner
aeroannOdaihangt•whien arc m.. 4 desired, and the
Ariel attrottnirl a serfanig. .
It were auperd.nau• to we eitat hum That.r and
Rata will alivar Ibe lannehed with the - choteenit
ruin& and Imo° ; and with a letott and earottnn•
to chaffy hi go •be •rateiciatett (be patronage of
the .poblie.
Rottaralle, apr 1 11, 1 4 1 t, 15-1 y
N.,_
Dawy,s Safety Lamps
nor the 64! eltoo rues tort. and mina actonworil kind
. 11 r. aieo Indies hew gonna.% to old lamp., and other
epatta done at he .uhazrztatt's Cletetk• and Watch
Maker Ship, in rentie m.reet, riatt.vtlltt. '
!awe I 1 4 - , l' 111-.Z{.:pli (.0 x TswoRTH.
AJ OA itGAIA.
for Sole or to Rent.
&CRES Lnal Land, with Waitrons Schn....
• wirscreerm L&nduie. &c., all In cycnyttqr ordri
for working. having 3 cuod Verna op-n,
WNW usdllepnri , and known as the Lei' IV 7 Butt
Traci. tut tetraus apply to
TAM 4 M. REAT TY, *
F Pott.s
J ACOII PETER,
•. 411.tirnews of Aicob Bun & co.
Merck 93 I'3—if
PATE 76 SPRIAG %TELL
Creps4Strained Saddles.
ate D D. 3= 110 ip-vEli.
. : IL I'
saddle B dk. ieesd Trunk giworfactikrpr.
lap FSPLLV I tende , . hia liblCClle thetas tales
la,Ceste a the Pahl tc is general foe the ses7
E .
Iteeral cocoa eat ho WS leCt4 cril from theta- Ile
Doe. tar the that be tl , lOl all ICPI ~1 TP.IIIVIII m Zhe
toss:exotic 1. 0 1" wales. for winch be has a retest
VII- sodrtt=teetatbeht to the thatite as beam eir
somas an ilk case, and comfort to the rater
thee say other taeasted, and be recoataleada had
*eel Sm..irr. g ,c. . "tiled Sitirlie . to the teeter et*
pablia..nin 4 .Axa6ldeztas. lie tbstrefore rest forty to
sites the Kobe to call at his sh o p ant d o or to Ur.
litna's S. ore bebrie ovott-te the raehatne Hatt.
ot a
Creme street_ P siille. and exeunt's. for themselves ''
He also seeps snetriatly eh iisside getter:ll assort
!._ moat et all Jr. rob eneetoesedi aa , Sambilia. gridles.raa
/ .as Fey Ness. Co* h.pg. and Vira:foa tiartesalrevalza.
Vshee.c. Tzsmatex Hata G 1 sari RithaWkiiii• I, e
Every desertotihal of irartialoa • 11; ,sme ; m be. - made to'
uses, an the alsorthes mimics, 'rob
ewe.i ;: re.
tar a tailtqs
sad so terms as hohr as it eau be demi,
Mat Is 1 .. ~... ii-el
cot n.t eN • 1110.11 E WiNUIPACTIMES .
Fire, .
• - arch : ; 110S1•1 --
1111 L t il m at cArr'r_
•:
•:
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I dill qac ontopat6e r 1 0 h; E p ' w a‘vpv9lHNl):l k
w tt graterti,e,gtiiiijirppedte . al7bjectill-IN :
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.VOL V.
,i-ENVOAAND.
The Sontliekattro 11% wayi stitrancet t :' the tunnel
through Shakspeare's ! tiff is - .,twarly . completes!,
There are only two turineliTo this line-of rosd . and
that through Shakspeafe f" s Was the most dread
ed experiment. There is.now pairige oirroW to
sortie Parts. it is 'trite) tram line.ride of the- cliff in
the other. being en areh inensortug three quarter,.
of a mile in length .cot in Wilid chalk.. It is well
worth a Iting walk to see ihefinished. portion. Orly'
of the galleries leads from the- beich to the main
tunnel. which is beautifully turned elliptical arch of
between 00 and -30 feet in Sta a b!, On some °ces
sions • blue light is thrown op. which produces •
strange and alums* unearthly I fled. Among the
masses of chalk which eamptsme hiPuver hills, poi
tinini of clay. fro (bond totally disconnected, either
with the surface at the - groubd, or with each other.
'The Geologist's attention ts also excited by the dit
tercet varieues of chalk—ome fortr one hard. one
perfectly intik:4llnd with. flints, and one with
'organic
Death of Ste Thomas 31 *Jay. Bart.—At a few
mingles before two o'clock On Thursday afternoon,
that Meritorious and gallant officer, Rear Admual
Sir *Comas Alastermars fiatdy. G. C. 8., governor
of tbdolloyal Hospital, Greenwich. breathed ha last.
Admiral Hardy, succeeded; the late SI! Richard
Goodwin Keats as governor of this Institution;
in 114 e month of Marco. !WA. On Friday week
the idniiral was seen in :apparent good health,
walking in the hospital gthunds. On the even.
ing of the seine day he became indisposed and
was attended by Sir Bieber(' Dom the sur
geon of the hospital, and . ::loctora. Gladstone and
Dal ville: his coinplaint wine constipation of the
bowels. Previoui to Admiral flaidy's 'appointment
as governor of the hospital, be was one of the Lords
of the Admiralty, and be was engaged in nearly all
the na rat engageinents of Lord Nelson.. Al the bar
tlea3lTrafalgar, he was flag carman of the Victory.
and he it was who endeaVoured to persuade Lord
Nelson not to appear .on desk in his full naval uni
form ; and when laud Nelson received the fatal shot
he fiillanto liarilt's arm. ; and on:hearing the tn
urr*hant shout of victory. be enmitred what notither
of the etients had .struck. d being ansrered
twenty mie,” h.- feebly ejaculated `• Kiss use flar
es," jand expired.
,TPlWlrafirllS in Ik.e!Bristal Channel—We learn
•r.em the Briaol papers • that the r..wn Conned of
14,!nin1 have under enn..tderatton the mciprieta . of
i,..isKii‘ttina , a hoe or telegraph. in the Bristol chart
net. in cnmeinplaiion of its becoming the litation for
the S.vutn Ameriesn and West India steamers.
Order, of !Ire Pricy Coe seal respecting. SrheoLt
A irionzo. the minutes of the committee of the Conn
ell we find the 'application for giants are 3U7, the
number of scholars 55.302, and the ainountapolied
For .1C18,:00, WI that the government grant,'whtch
is only .£3o,ooo.'has ceased .the demand to exceed
the supply by £18.590. We fiid .leo th a t a con
-iderable portion of the mernoralisto hike commenc
ell banding schools, in't he expectation of rt retying
leeuntary assistance. Tbesp things show the free!
importance of the grant. anti how much enthusiasm,
even' k comparatively Bitch( moving power, is
excited in - such a eaose. Amongst the regulation.
which the committee bare published, we find one
for •ppotriiineril ofonstemors s who are to be au
thorized by her Majesty in Coui•cil, and who ere
not to- interfere in religious instruction, discipline,
or management, but merely to coltect facts and in
formation, and to report to the committee. The
condttiorth of a grant are—l That the caw- deserves
as...stance.. 2. That there are no other fund• to ren
der the cre untip-irssary. 3. That the school house
ha. a goad legal tenure, and is duly secured for the
-iluemiod of the poor 4 That the school will be
•nd•perroanerstir ettpitorted. The Com
,outhe aka reqqtrr that the Ennidprtgo shall be sob.
+famish arid. ai:yt square allowed for every child.
Edocation ,
for chstd for every 10s. granted. All
oayste Oberrlottoo. accounted for, before any mo.
arc granted The school moo he connected w•th
ITY N 'tonna, - Society, or loreetat etrewnstance• mnin
he 'howl) to a arrant any gram tram the c count,
tee.
fassAftel few nnithtv awn,
i'Vel T ortp, P. wer returning home on foot
'0 11s tetitiderkw of Me was att•eloid by
feriwtonti dog of the mastiff hreed , arninst which
rot - defended htm.etf with hi. sick 'until it vi.,* bro.
len, in ptrit.rw.. A floe Newfoundland doe which be
t.d with him had stood prrfeictle , q4ret during the
- , nrontre, bat oat perorivang Nis roamer entirely
open to .ine...nnizrd antma4 ruched forward. and.
Mare a dointerate atrorele„ surerednd in non recut!
'he e-ewira ; he .then, at.wirwalsar to relate, drazered wt
Hitch 'mune yards diatom, where he kept t it be
we-,to 111,1" T t• 11 1 ,11 It .11* rtrawne4.
IitELAND.
The !ford Liererient ot in.iano
the seat of has fatihe•ns, on a brief rim to hi. slaters
hie parents.. lit. Lorship is, are are happy to hear.
in the. hest of health, and his visit has called- forth
Co expression of that, etithississtie regard atm!" i,
?eh for him to the North of D.•von. Addrsmes Item
Barnstable arid iltraemobe were .prevented to ham
immedt•tels .Per his art teal and the tamoot delight
wis maniacal...a even at tht. brief 'minima. The No
hie Lord wilt be present at the County Sessions next
.nreit are understand The government of the No
bie LnedimMinuer ib ewe the highest satasfaetion
to the Irish peple who en-jOy a continuance of the
same pntte•ples which did m hmeh for itie e s p o olvi
ander the administration of Lord Normanby.
fit.•••2.--j • aril!to • population' of bat
?.65 Il4{, them see 30/ ban 1 / 4 . and braorbea of 6.
sue and
,dicre.m. ; +bile .ty ;eehmi, • pn:ooht
tton ot 9,00.000. there are Onlr Igh hank", .hten.,,,
with the e . seerttein ot the Roth of Ireland and one
or two outer baoks-in Dahhh, do tlat own* notes
within flit wine of tho toetinp9ht
Lore flortraorsort has sutsteribed £lOO •s one of
the patrols of the new Coilrirrate School about to be
cAtebhoheld to &Koos to the purpose of sistaag io
ns rodostneor: His Lordship has also expressed •
arts!, to the Match Aueotutoisdatioti Society tor the
ereettort 41 a new Church Ort his estire at Rako.
and 0t5.,44. to additsso to pantie, a site for it. to
sutoestbeLfloo towards the expense, and to endow
it Trutt £OO Per a"a""
It is erirettst that the %melee( Waterfisrd will
he presetd at the Staifordshans Tory liter:. attach to
to route off at Stone In a dat to too i twee t
user to pomade : and the noble mango' ti ts seems
enared to rapport his fridind; sad nee the
I
rays of inligina and arra* iry bait pc 'omitl saes
tut@• on tie occasion. .1.)o -daritihe apiareheatentee
•. Sett kr the inhabttiots for the face of knockers.
be .L. ces lamps, and other *bleats. against attach
1. 1
1 marymr• sad his. friends" arc 'harms to hate a
apee.-1 antipathy_ 1 - ,
A petaion arlitetet the 'relaesal of the Reek at
itOtsd Owner teoedioar trigaatutes at that:Um.
Epp of l l Ansatcrie. 1 'Oct.
wALts
IV Vete Runlets.—it 'party:et thOditeetors
the Tettlfste , Stadwalvmk*lt ,ureesialheivey
the Wade - line .between Gianir - audAillerthyr.
Tuesday aid Waialeale". dheltith asd Il&bah..—
Tbsy,toda sod walked idea! thelgreaer tan of Up
find. arid; fittie isterrietash, asd ,wers abstatiat
saibteed meiih - the rep* aid :iiiieuttls' or the
maim pita= endesorAe awed ere quite 1 / 4 reedf
tor- reorient; the pennestari f :rals. hersisqrindir
aunts to ottuptetejte Iterthyo soh
it•-"o ,ll lglajlkoct,k., ,IReana aft.
4init. The' lbtsdifee tiers tie
WWI goat ant and pod teste—sener orthOok are
sichfiyikm, c o • -
an y - en sy
IMENIE
- 'SATURDAY MOOINP. -NOV E 3.1 IRR 30. 1/439. 2 ,
• - ,
many magnificent-.tincture.-tod- being in the
mitiftAf objects -of at.
traction -1u vieletweitsfeafititts :grader.- The great
Ti-I , ducts !Met Q u akers ' Yard:has- a most striking
appetites!? ft ' the insificoad, and en the spot pre
rents an ekva ion really sublime in its cbirieter
and aceonlit t MennW-lis height ' ar i a 1 : 0 3
ttbd'twenty _hem the Suusdatino to tto parapet,
had its kngik' six :hundred fret,' coriii-ling of six
midies with their abutments. Tha.bride over the
Rhondda, near its confluence with the Tef is sixty
feat high, and upwards or oci hundred feet spim.—.
At 'Merlin Griffith there as • Sign:, oicoireure
bridge. of flee arches,-built of red conglomerate lime
stone, (pasties! neer The speC Thin bridge is pecu
lively. fine subject tor the painter its graceful pm
portions and-Warm meliow, tint hirmonesing besion
fullv with the river acd ita woodkil banks, prevent
in irresistible attraction to the Ist. The tunnel
'at Ymscoy is finished, eta. be whole Ports
rode through it with comfort. The other and more
extensive tunnel, is is ins great stale of Forwardness.
The 'directors were accompanied 14 Mr. Bosh. the
engineer, whose judicious and tattelul display of
experimental !science to the arranectients z end ex
ecution of bese important works, entitle ham to the
highest commmendation.
Amongst the many means of conleyarice for visit
ore, the Bristol Steam 'Navirration Company dis
patched an ertra vessel this afternoon, which prov
ed a great convenience to a considerabk- number of
Right seers.
VOREIGN EXTRACTS.
locreat i e 4:personal etunsteaication between Eagj.
land andrAtrieriea.—.lt was predicted that the new
steamers ' wattle supersede the old liners at once.—
But behrild the operation of steam!! It has filled Up
not only its own vehicles, but all others The peck
eta,, and there arc fifty of tkem, to and from New
York, were never so clowded, in the 'steerage as
weft as in the cnknu ; and the lame is true of all the
"transient vessels." The old world would seem lit
erally to be ssarminiy. In May ensue about 12,000
Passenzers to New York a lone Of these, probe bly,
three fourths were krtish-, On the whole. I b.-Iteve
tbe l quality of our aminiaratton ia4ccidedly improv
mg.
7he may It Ga happy .—Fnt your coat according
to your cloth ts u old maims and a wire one. and U
people. will °lily square their ideas 'according- to
their circumstances...how much happtv. might we
all be ff we would come down a -peg or two in
our notihns, tjt ■ccurdaucr• with our itaimig for
tunes, happiness-would .!Ways be. within our reach
It to not what we have'or erhat we have not, which
adds or subetreets from our felicity. It is the
looginglor more - then we have. the envying of those
who possess that more, and the wish to appear in
the world pf more consequence then we really are,
Which destroys our psaceut mind and eventually
leads to ruin.
A French journal contains the following state.
meet which we quote, although i: seems to UP very
meich'lthe a puff:—^A broker' in Parts is sate to
nave recently purchased tor a trifle en old paicting,
representing a knight in armour. Being very dirty
be set at cleaning it but in the operation the
aortae! peeled off an pans, and be do vexed be
neath another. picture, 7hsch appeared . . to be tar
greater menu. He carefully pursued his task, and
at length found litinsell in possession of a maguifi
cent rerretieritantm of tlie'Virgin, with a date halt
effaced, but the autograph of Poussin perfectly dia.
line!. Contionmeurs at .once reengnized it as the
Vi-ege sex Rases, of ithteh P..usin in one of Ins
letters complains that k hid been latken sway from
turn by the Margo:ll , d.: Pardaillams Seeefil ama..
hours have mote examined this resioro-d gem, and a
Russian Prince ts said to have coffered 50.000 fr. for
it. It is presumed the Aloarquis de Pardaollans bad
the picture painted over to p.ut bilag revolt.
steed and reclaimed by Poustin."
Musical .4 endure. Fieder ick ;Z—, • miudc. I
amateur of D. MUMMA, in the grand chrehy of Her
at.. possesses a feinshr spaniel. winch its. become a
strange source ..,,,r t.rror.co •11 the mediocre MUNl
teens of the place and its vicinity. Hir4e Acquired
a competency by commercial industry, Mr. ti.--
retired from business; andadevoted hunseli„ heart
and reed, to the daily mid hourly enjot meat of hi.
favourite science. Every member of his little bonne.
land was by degrees involved ionic or less in the
same occupatton, and even the linuscherld could in
time bear a fart in a 'chorus, or decipher a =middy
of Schubert , One individual alone to the family
seemed to resist this mueleal entrancement ; this
waa a small spaniel, the role specimen of the canine
race in the mansion. Mr. S— felt the itupie-ei
tinny of min &Ingle* theory of eounds into the head
in poodle. hot be firmly resolree to make the &nuns/
best soine part or other in the general domestic coo.
cert. am, by perseverance,nd the adoption of Inge
moos inearei„ he attained his object- Every tune
that a false Cele escaped e her twin itairxennent or
voice, as often as any bl 'r„ of whatever kind,
was eottimitled br the me " tiers of th's musical fair.
fly, (and each Wanders e acknetunea committed
inientioinallyy Omen earner is master*, cane Lyon
Inc 'beat of the enbirtunate poodle. till she howled
p far a growled again. Br a d-tive , simple menaces
with the :dick were sub.* led for Wows, and at a
soil more - advanced ' of thii e.tiritordruary
Id
training, a mere &tweet r. Pi—'s eye was sot
ficiexi to make the animal hi:nig 10 admiration. In
the end, Fondly became set thoroughly acquainted
with, and attentive to. false notes and other miasma
barbarisms, that the she:nest mniake of the kind
was ttflallible signalised by , ii'',fell tram her, forming
the mod expressive commentary upon ttae min.pm
kitmabar..—Wben exionded Insila were as of the
eninials• acqueeroents, OM!' were never finned to
tait and poodle became, what she still is. the meet
fanned% impartial, and consmentsits euemotaeor in
Hesse. But as may he h i nniagined, bet musical
appreeiricm is entirely negative ; ir you stag with
expression, and-phry with laSility, she will remain
t i,
cold and impassible- But t your execution exhila
it the afightest &feet. add . ois will have her instant
ly • snowing bet teeth,: wb iftif her tail, yeipear.
barking. and growling. Ailed', present time there
is not a concert ut an epees al' Darmstadt to which
Me. Fred. S— and his er,dm.., ful dog are in,* m
inted. or at least, le de T. '
Mer.iegir Extroordiartryi —On Monday week. at
the OW lefttehith.,Barbro upia Trer3t.,Georce Lame.
ared tarty Az. led to the t howeloal attar. &rah
Woodward. aged citify six; who was ocogitiouriod
to church by bet great-itrowl , deueiter.
The !nevem of Gives late M tan Floselept
Smokties become a colleen to the dcieuittes of the
church of Recite.
, .
The appliestion of a kind emanate. tithed
dr,fis dr Neale's. (the en Isesramots rotted.) to 1
heinx grees this phint,.. d 'ft, an enormous axon.—
••This diseentery;" Says e ,Csitrier Frew.** —aril
obsrate the necessity of patiehasisig Romig° hemp_"
i
Oa Seritisu morning. recess at ,Witrobwritra
mensgereft, ,on at Ned - ' bail. gave birth to four I
fi n e whit tins male and t female.
There is nor grosring_i the garden o( 31t Bent
hey, 4 Assad, ow °swears. a spientfil dahtia,„4l.
comatose, - Lieeepoold *Mikis nearly-ten fitet . ftV
aad bits nbinamorl 2' it. - ....1' ~:=,. .FIF '','.
•liire,""nteg'tvaanch tainor....alet, K e y es . . 4 b.
(buten% 'Sealab atintortailta in Wisdom dating the
whale of Sunday weak. Ude Await; be was
neither...Sas aussiebrable; wind' sat donde°, afTSt..
,Geines-ghtiPel.bradifff to th eekialers,,kt bars
vi e . of the geren„ aa Bar :thirty and thie• tem
• nt Sat Cabin and the Paeheiner goat let
44141JftromilkW11001i4haisr
tiecimmt.crpailititertif ich“tioarikuswes,
Voirisetoatt - ictiime: itizer Ms
isrl~: lined lei bs for .net Wise
• • •
"Yee are as ezerteet piebtr." said Thy
Heisktee vetteratr, the "abase:es. .14es so, girt"
'reitireco- the - ettite. ••Why":" re'spAndhd the wit.
`yen bate contrived to peek a quart &afloat tripe
MO a pie decanter."— - _
The Goli.tt affair at Eglintoo Go* kook to
have mit the noble earl .£2o‘ool/.... - •
An alarm of fire was given at Windsor Castle on
Tuesday last, hot it tamed out lobe nothing more
(ban a 'chimney floe.
The lye Peter Dawn. E.q, stockbroker, hers left a
legacy of the valise of .E 24.000 to the University Col
lege tom ion, payable at the death - id hip widow.
Mr. Tahlood„ of Chelmsford, is min in oriwn•
having, been inancerated no less than thirty enthi
weeks, for non-payment of a church late of ss.tid.
Eelitiontioar, • Bross.—ln a field belonging to
Mr. Thorpe, of the Devonshire antis._ at ilightield
near Chesterfield. there are a uumhdr of beani. 'woo
of the stocks of which are wean ket)high, and bear
forty two phda each. .
Septewsker totiNnantitv of rain
winch fell in September was 2.941? int:heir Weems
day ipd Thursday , the lath sod I9th, were the two
wettest days. The mean of the thertnotuoter at 9,
A. it., less 60 Bribe hottest day. being the tel.
when the glass was hp to 54 4. There were twine
one wel daysi,and only nine fine days. The wind
was southerly and westerly for l 8 dace.
DEATH WARRANT OF JESUS CHRIST.
Of the many interesting relics and fragments of
antiquity which have been brought to light by the
persevering research of modern philosophy, none
caul,' have more Interests bw the philanthropist and
the behevvr, than the one which - tee copy below
'Chance,' says the Courier /es Etats Unis, • has just
putiuto our hands the moot imposing and interesting
judicial document to all christhans, that ever has been
recorded is human annals: that is, the identical
Death Warrant of pur Lord Jzscs Cumasr:—The
docu:ncont wall faithfully translated by the editor, and
is in het ertict
•Sentence rendered by Pontius Pilate, acting Gov
ernor of Lower Galtilee, stating that Jesus of Na
zareth shall sulfei death On the cross
. InAter sear seventeen of the 'emperor Tiberius
Cesar and the `2sth day of March. at the city of the
holy Jerusalem, Anna and Caiphaa being priests,
sacrificators of the people of Gird,.Ponuers Pilate,
Governor of Lover. (*lee, sitting on the pre-laden
tial elixir of the Pratory. condemns Jesus of Nazar
eth to die on the cross I etween two threver.-the
great sty notorious. evidence of the people say
ing—
-4
I. Jes sii I seducer. .'
_. .
-3. He seditious. . "
3. He ti ah enemy to the I.rer.
4. He rails himself falsely. the Son of God.
5, He mlla himself falsel the King of Israel-
6. He entered into the temple. followed by a mul
titude bearing palm branci4in their hand.,
girder tote first centurio4,Quillus Cornelius, to
lead him to the place of execution.
'Forbid to any person whomsoever ; either porr or
rich, to oppose the death of Jesus.
The witnesses who signed the condemnation of
Jesus': are viz:—l, Rabaul. a Pharisee; 2,
Joannas Rorobable; 3, Raphael Rolbania ; 4, Capet.
a citizen.
Jesus attar! go out of the city of Jeruseleto by the
gate of Suto-nut::
The above sentence is engraved on a copper plate;
on one side are written these words similar
mate is sent ha:each nine.' It was found in an AlD
sive vase of white while excavating in the
ancient city of Aquila,. in the kingdom of Naples,
the year 1820. and was discovered by the COM
MISIC4/1011 of Arts attached to the French armies. At
the cspedition-of Naples, it was found enclosed in
• box of ebony, in the earri.ty of Chartrein. The
vase in the chapel ul Caserta. The French transla
tion was made by the members of the 4.:ori..rt
of Arts. The origtnal is in the Hebrew language.—
The Chartrein requested earnestly that the plate
should an' be t..ken away from therm—The request
was granted. as a reward for the sacriCee they Mid
made for the mote M. Denon. one of the gateau.,
caused a plate to be made of the same model, on
which be had engraved the above At the
sale of his collection of antiquities, &e. it was bought
by Lord Howard for 2.890 hams. Its inisinsii val
ue and interest are much greater. A -few }ears iso
there was found at Gaitskill, New York, a ...shekel
of Israel," of the time. of our Saviour. On one side
was the representation of a palm leaf.- otf,the tithes.
a picture of the temple, with the words ungFerneath,
-Holy Jerusalem:* in the Hebrew tongue. Relics
like these, pinperly authenticated, have about them
an Inexpressible sacredness an 4 moment. They
seem to bend two worlds and to m - human curi
osity from the finite to the infinite.
A HEART-TOUCHING ISTOR Y.
A genteel and intelligent young emu about thirty
years of age, named George Mortimer Wanliven,
was recently taken op at St. Louis on • charge of
being. drunk in the streets and disturbing the pence.
He pled entity to the charms and evidently laboured
ander great emotion. When requested to give roam
amount of - himself, (we copy froth the Si. Lorna
BuUenn) he. replied :
. Sir—l nave now arrived at that extremity of de-
gradation wfch, long ego, I became satisfied would
one day in other become my portion.—&r. I do not
believe I was horn to this. la my youth. , when I
first started an the world. my' prospects and hopes
were as bright as the sky which bent over me. I
married a beautiful, wife, when I was t-rnty-eigbt
years old, and had acquired a 0: - ii:se comps
tenee. Sir, I need not tell Ton /WIC I bored bee I
I "see by your countenance that you know something
of human nature. and are Omit; satisfied that I am
gat a co moo loafer—and that I base been driven
to the pniserit extremity "As some caranifitrary tir
cumstanom Bat I will praised with my 14ory.—
"Two yesins. after I was married to my wife—who
was a young English lady of handsome expectations
-:in4 had a beautiful boy to bless me withhis inno
cent etideennentcere remised letters free; England.
aunostaeittg the drub d' y wife's Wier. and web
edit/Irene to name to England immediately. for the
purpose of 'rang; tap thinagaiM of tbs deceased, and
receiving my spit**, portico of the estate. .I twine-.
'finely made preparations "far my iliiiartuir, tool
liseing my in* order ther'in of in intiMaio
fn"* a 4, iirborrisioile - weillfen- 7 Amen Wilkiiigh
..hoi. I scram for Itmthini: -
lly badman detelpi go loovethow Itaa'siste.`
cili!tel!s Bl N l /.,4'4l Z 7, 0 1 11 'hi lialkutti**F:Tl
4-'4.1 to V- .4- i6 ,* AtliPerjliakict
I,lfr* Ix K i - ' : 1 0 - iirr!f;,%rit44- 13 ,401?-q 4 -1 4 --1
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....4 4 ,91 1 . ttmit ° 1
-axial steps 4 minitkir-rinors:pcsiiesr were,
- 1 asimmescideL I teceir4 alligketeasrArier- -
.- winekeee,teLlerara i lassuk in :ova raiment
' . 4ittftip tiappitmiii-iiii,ricatii, meitarw
-.
4 0 7. 01 0 11 7 ,1, --. Wrnia 1 0. 1 00• 10, 1 1 10 1 ai
bellies sal somial•Laidiseismiliatimmisammhxy
.beg rth deilolate i , sr' life throe writ my ftiesi
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Amiga*. atid.,ins hoyy-tlarling boy—note.
iAsyltati--aneljktif-pnbric eharhyl ".
I “Wil t hingliby. had Ocariited -himself sea rich pli6n
ek itinn Alabama, and that.lisevraa sidonening t.r the
north for the purpose of-revaluing his health:
my child under prom primetion, I Sew in par
spit id the destroyer at Dv - peace. with my bean
b'Prlii°ll with Meng*. A Montgomery, (Ala.) I
tv,rned iihat Willoughby.liad .Itern there, in romp-a.
with, • lady. who he called his •vrife-:-thot be
bad been Cu velars a notatioupfilack leg Ind swindler,
and had ‘•orie to Mobile, leaving Lie wife (my wife!)
behind, in cireinnatanwm ofaleatitution. After wait
ing for- spine um% and, beating nothing, from her
base paramour, she boiroWed money °lslip:me of the
citizens and followed him:
•
Mad with rage and diuMppoi..taimit, I purstic4.—
/it Mobile I lost all tutees of the silken and his
wretched victim. - tproutededAni'Nevii Orleans;
and, on - Making inquiriennf the diketeDq!Cabk I vras
told by the Ciptain of out of tlitan'engsg,ed in run
ning to St. Links, that a woman inawering the de
scription I gave; had gone'itip the - rtver on his boat
some time since. 1 immediately embarked for this
place sir; erulmy money being nearly exhausted, I
wits'compelled to take a passage on deck.
e I arrived here . in a;crimplete stale of destitution;
and being unable to learn any thing of my wife or
the Milian Willongfibii P. became diScouraged and
disheartened. The• bottle eras my resort. I min
gled with the vilest of the'Vil, and lest night was
persuaded by several others, to visit a house of ill
farce- I entereil-vmd the -first' object that met my
gaze was my wt, timing on the lap of of
ruffian, and reaigning her tender ehe t k, %Inch I
had not suffered seven the winds of Heaven to vir•it too
nughly; to his diagustin geamaises. Sir. sit i became
mid! I can tell no more, but that I rushed front the
house, inviting the most in 9 maledictions uppti
him who had (eels the cause of such misery and an
guishi and fund inyidqf this morning in the equation
:a, which you nrw behold me. Sir, si s
you can inflict will lea punishment to me; s
and you
eint bestow no - greaer favour than to take my life.—
bassi - lived too Long—l am ready to die."
He-was discharged.
Returning through the MAIM building. my eye,
accidentally caught the feint of a young.wornati- in
a room which we dere tidally passing. . i - ~
••• And libel does she run "
. Nettling, ' said the keeper ; •,• her buslendrwa•
drowned last Saturday, and as she had neithe4triends
Inor money. they, sent histand her •chilp;bidiergsbut
she will bet dismissed next Monday." 'I .
' Vi i -e turvento the chamber to see the Young arid= l ow . As e entered the room, she turned her head ;
it , io as one 'that a painter would d e light to sketch ;
1
and if I was a painter, rwould attempt it.—Aut •
more than twenty stimineishad passed ever It. Thu
rich b!ueseje was not. dinirraA and the roundoclw
i o f youth had- not passed away from her lestirm,
', lie-ctit grief had deepened on her counteuMlNM , Jim
! melauctiolly whirl. seemed; tether natu r e •lhsn the
l con. qtenet of sudderibereavement. poverty hid
' 'et sea cely begun its Work of defacing :beauty by
• the ate I, of cam which It maks upon the lace.
; Ihe infant was ~at home;" ita face was hidden,
1 A ra l the small hondkerehtcl i wlsich•lay over ite moth.
I
- _ .—..-rw. swwwswa --Ircis ei`• net lii . ` served at Wire .to eider th e features of
17
From the ,S. Gazette. ' , the child and to cotmeal the !source of his DOW.
P.EADLNG AND ITS Vii VIRONS. ishmsnt; • '\' -. 1 . '
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...,__....
PM etty bath its feelings as well as wea lth sus IN
' II
. _
I had ocrasion toloetpend a day or two, a l. nut the day or two's residence in an ( almshouse may setae
middle of July lad, in Reading.. I dat't know ea- I rather to sharpen shill, devlce therat.:and on honed
wily what days, because all that I spem. there are ' mind will respect these teldifigy wherever they are
marked' with a a bite stone. One delightful after- found, It was not until f bat led the young widow
noon I accepted an invit4ion of a friend to ride ti.- into cioncersation. and thus shown a sympathy in
to a part of the conetry which I bad not previously ' hi r scoter/Ns, that I , ventured to ask Get atbd ate
seen—a kwotides southwest of the borough. Our 1 rop.e. d to do atter :teat Monday, when even the
outward ode ;en chiefly along a 'narrow sttroin I almshouse would cease to be a retreib. •
that one time went brawling over the donesand pet.- She would go to Reading. and dance find her'
Ides, and then, contracting its width, it slid silently way to the city, where ict..e thought she Eouh(carn,
through a rich meadow, pouring abundance along 4 a' using. -
BY
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it' margin. Again. a large portion of its waters I, By thZ. time, th orphan had becn, arouwa from ,
were diverted to the edge of the meadow, until it beta I blare •Irog heti9ith the handkerchief. and his - litiler,
a_height far alcove the level of that portion which apron served as a recipient for some small offering
riq in the gatural channel. and until it sequined a i a hich seemed due at least after arch direct question
position to make a fall sucient for grain -mills. ilke. 1 ing, and which, taking dud courEe, Called for gwer
It was delightful to see to how many Melt that little • acknovilidgement. hem the widow. . .
dream was turned by the ingenuity of man. with- ! •i But haw will .yoli be able to pay your passage
out destroying one for abich it was peeled out ' io the city. aiiti earn, v.L. n there, to preside for your:
by Him Who . huldeth the watersin the hollow oft self aid child!"
his hard." I - I ate health:* and strong, and, though ant witch
,
Pursuing t'..e route upwards along the margin of ! used to bard walk I think God a :II aid the widow
this henifieent great, for 'several moles we mined at I
and the orphan. That certainly ir ma coilLdence:'
length short, and came through rich falai?, and sate- I , I bore so, " said is
ted hoed labonnz farmed+, taint descending a hiil,'a ; . I knots it. • Look at the ircginning of his good.
large and handsome I:inidine arrested our audition : • ne.s. " said she, iointing 'to die money in the child's
~
- It was the !haws Corsys Pooaaocsa, I hip; - lad that gathered, too, in an almshouse!
I don't know when I, have seen so much taste ex- I
.‘h" cotit.nned iheweovv. painting With itrelifrieg
billeted in the selection of a site of a public budding. I e; Cs to a passage in the evening Service of her ray'
It vies Io the ntre of a broad,• gentle declivity tow. i .. r book that lay oq the du:ifs I.p. - they that !kar
.
anis the soot Above the budding, the land I the Lord have hoped in the herd ; IL: netheir help.
was sales tly high to run ly the mem,. , es . iii t p7otretoi." ''
amply vii water; and below, it slanted 'sus, t There ia; a siceplir";:y la i'...e confidence of the
macefully with here and there • slope sent-'a raise, • vo ti ne a omla that deeply atli.cted we as we ll y
. as m
unul, fa down , the meadow was margined 1., a; c onspaniornimth without a wore I pointed to I V P 3 * -
ha ' 4 "ing to 1'..7 it-- Introit' to the Schell- ! :vier armed adjoining that which she had quoted :
kill. / -. I - , lday the Laid add blessings upcb youL--npon ycki
oil one aide, at a distance.. an eminence vas t and your children."
' with a grove of native oak so thinned by t As we were leaving the roam ti,e• keeper remark. :
care And industry Zs to allow a green carpeting be- ! ... ‘ i to nee ; - A mountreiroman'of venni, I suppose r
kw- / Brad garden* for the evtablidrcnt• were : The Inshers ire very ylentiful tide since the; mil
fenced in with pales ; and atrouts.L the almost Mop:- • curls have beciundectaken-"„ • •
Wale Li ha re we yielding their sheaves to Cie gorm r . I walk& . The. unfortunate are of a l l cowl--
of the - Poor-bootee," while many of its tenants were tries." ' '- ' ' '.
thirusting to the sickle, binding the rich Wadies, or i .. B u t Ism that:ate, - rondo:led the keg:4'l.'46W
losdirig the groaning wain.
lis user confident ' in Providence. She will hasa to
nite
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I ve
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crow
• Leseknikocir carriage ate horse in the are of one e o c ,_ c k end miler too. ' 4 -
of our cowpony. my corepacien introduced me to the
.i Before I could reply. I mittseir.ne° 'V"
keeper ,of the east estril4shrossit. who kindly condor- . Reacrots. Ile_ bud guise flak to the. widow. saw
tee us from cellar to gar' iet,sthltis aoquaint.d ! h,; 14.1 eyes gruhrO., and a tear fell . fe+*(l bers. IV'.
with the safrevera, and the *- .•( ti•e l. ;'n• k- ' filled in gratitnile,awsbe folded a hank sae into Ow'
lotunent—the healthy of his Bork. twins ch urls in 1 - 0/1... liiieW hir•C' ' -
. i corner ere
....
the fields. • - 1 . ,
1 1 *king leave of the attentive keeper of the liiiaire;i ,
I do
not Ptinx"e to cructas-41 that we slew: but-i ire there sway, impteswd with the Diller and weal'
it cosy be well 'to say that the rooofs were construe-' l basest of the'estahrishlncet. '
, .„..._,_,_...,...;
ma t.. he well heated in the wailer , atici prepedy ran- $ our.rosd Lea short diets+ hey throligu weigrzur.
tasted in the summer . ' fields of th e shoshottee--nerer was the Mile thrus t'.
• i Herr was the west's wsndrobe,oith shendent vial- i into sulk in Shiitidaitt - - -
plies of appairel, marked and nundiered ; and Awe i .. A i d dd., - - sown •liit Tear? 'la ti in-
thewoman found their gunnel:me all arranged. 1 culling to My ark - Eyed -fr iend. ln one place, I theeereral a keg of tobacco. tow- !' , t Every seta ail-. ,t aids which nay heart warmed with-the serneantirstwe i .. Tg ere w as ' 450.ega e0 c... ht,Prositleitesc e4rtr. ' 4 iii•
of whet acq ua int ance s. • flat war for the pains i that , ft ekaili t : 4 l mil-I, thiniiitiftW
—mid lie 4174. mime Mem* of snuff-.and even a tea l the widow and.her infant. - • . r ' '' . r: .: .'4'.
of .04.7. lidded a Purfissi fur the 1••••••des save 1 ... There Was of Idiseit‘-ntionpeanvein- , -'
of the laborer who did not think it right to break elf : .A T ed. • The site was- well wleeted;tlKSelli lay
I
too short. -
i fair to tbettoolood -the soil wits inatutenetthy s,
Then the hay field sod the grain - field chimed 1 and rains, and ssilleneti t.y , inkure." • 4- ;' -'
the healthy of bathwezes. indtbe MOMS of theplace i . True." seild't"'iliiiiiirnit: VlicYffrthe willoV,,
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were poorly tenanted. ,k blind men-itas strumming. ! wirock t r, *Mei 'Oita iievr.bY ir? - - tlEsolarlPe . .
at some nnfeetwommestile insert:lnes; *nether ball 1 . A 4 oil t elittiariceiir Stileileitilkietwe - wir u
"120r#6,-.14
looking user the & Or *penman Fisakm la /to elare:kitriotiff OsitiWiti4ty widowed , aid:
'one owner lay: . a trio Shout fifty years- of , sge; he f the r"'
fist hoiest.. ii#
had
_no pain , it wasoridetwr bat thine was no hope i irro nt '•"''''-' 7 r . ttAiries; and OK dal, . -Ingsarkal", 4 ,..... 4
ma his Wow— lambi seethes towns witehingthe t the chear ''' --" the k poit , titbet#W.nu:
,decrine of the'ituti—otaddi*bow motility its broid 1 tel d in a t ti t he onfKlemer in Prosibitiiie;
tine dropped below the Cr* of the -western hilt i heistube'lliiirkind ta ; eseili 10 ; 611 chatty
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HeCirti 'l6 a ispi4 cia l ltumptio ß ,
_sad th e reins ofloticr***ithetia:''. o - .. t,. '-1
.
the/4840.A1 hot &twit bitst:tai he its. tryitpoii; 4 ps l e ietir*kli lig ac the widowk-7.-,eilit
ow hie hod* at po e r. ,#libi t iti o itsrt or lotlitthe , i sia- ,yi,e-s ie:do-nud ge r ion lititt litter' " .
hirrea 6 .444 1 : 1 ! hilitinek_ AO* traa.APIMEI4III,-for : i s ';es • ,.. - .4 . : 7 , .... ...e-,: -.ea -44.1%,, n.r, ..a l ,: v
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( , Chke4licAips,.. . :...! at imigieeleiJeigi ; the widow kielittliti - far:-iiiiiser ofher kewthseple
by hid httihnoillkles'iti. it sltikelkks4rtinerser. Jahn low the! ifiStrirthalkleeteeAttetWrttr. daft it**
et'sgme4.
.../4 7 lita . I. 04k15,41:*gat well.. at 4. .kia*iiiti-iskioiet orn.tit. , .* Flu '
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4rlea.+Ttatte;l7-..,9 1 14..,befie,„,:J0bp.” said the Fir`:
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;." I : 4 Wr i e;:ilmia tad Tesiiik Ph. !LL AR 2 ** . ' eilfrOTM ti:*li*, •!iilik.#4ol/0s . '. .ll l * Cir.'
Wove to J yew pedd far the liquor with
sebiel' i -.
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.wlekioWayiwii.ttig vafflirskriee;
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pat throw=n a meal imp with beleirdasid
aboat tsemaf 014 Met Mete Duds pikers Reattered
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in vainnit - piunitif the room: nothing, It belts,/
woad bmakibeni: ft!trieetim_
,14111 a bribe siblo4
l
oki
i 0; • 4..”: 4 lagrila:ai eight
3 - ft 4l,7t ... I -- •
iitaYli . =4O- r. 4ry :
Ptol4 l 4014 *o;;Lbe- .
Aber a'oll.
ferdttlyti4.l.4)k-ii Ov: •
• ' -4 .Tlitit74l4obn -- kivriiittfiiiiiing *finietitioct
to a biAbligWitboitdistm4ceTiihoilhe i liigi n hotilm,
*. ec tbesdikl'atinaots lebeleAktintwa i i
• the home•offisei r ifernor ti.
• Ant!*Sitsidenee of Lie ExtelletiefiLtowliat
use is - it ribti
Cornelia - sem" - ! - '
We entered The lioase, lob* .'pekdkinre
mutts of elissineesaveresidence of - refittettletite.'"-
The perlot.cras occupied by. Some. bast &sten:poo r r
atisarablemaiiisteirseboseirAppedbeir‘tablirisilling
out like the'sinibl,4 in - the netely seeped' fields ;i4thi
the trent-Yard less , * -refreshinrphtee fora tacit. of
unhumautted bein - ga,te whomthe atraighlijacket bid
became a iiimilhae restraint. t •
Alissevi,tr lodging sod limning rooms , of ,the
late dueecitor.-_mere7 thspesed *retched moping 4:4-
jects; ssulieisofwhorsjortniiinliss,.lngLisidiStralthea
osi,ss Riffs had departed. - As pre -weft kissing this
miwraile settle one throat his bead, ',.through
a hole in aisindow.#irectly into my face, ant denten.:
io knout- mum he istiottid-bet,riesSed... It wits
black man, in tbe,foll enjoyment:of diq aniall , pos4
a -more uncouth istitict-nwiet tisited the dreams of is.
lobster eater. • - •
The keeper informal him.. as ke.had all °tits
applicants, that the committee would meet-on lino
day, . • .
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