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EDITOR AtfD.PROPRIETOp;',; iCs. -i-f ji-jf SCBlPT0x. Five Dollar? per aimum half in Advance j . , x ' ? ' A BV BRTISEMINTB.- first insertion, One Dollai ; each subssquem insertion, Twenty-fiv'e Cents. , - , ? , CoCBT0BpFJ8 And JCBICIAI. ADVERTIBEMEKTS ;ilbe cbarged 25 per cent. bignbut rf deduction oQi r cent. will. oe maue ironr ine regular price, R,radverriSer5byiLeyeaf.v.,v?V t Advertisements, inserted inj tbe Semi-Wcekxjt RrciSTM, will also so appear in ilie AVjtXKLlr Pfpet free of charge 0-Letters to tbe EditoiMMust beilST-PA- t i 1 "" .' '. --.; . ' f ,f ' . . Extract from the. Diary of a London Physician :t THE BROKENVHEART!"' A FACT." There was a large and gay parly assembled one evening, in the memorable monUt of June 1815, at a house in the remote western, suburbs of London. Throngs of handsome, and well-dressed woraen-a "Targe retinae of the leading men abbut lltown the dazzling lidht of chandeliers bitting, like ihree r"na overhead the charms, of music, and 5lanc..g, together with that tone of excitement inert pervading society at large owing to' Our suc cessful continental catqpagnswlKh':mMr dened England into an almost daily annun ciation of victory ; all these circumstances, I say, combined to supply f spirit to ?- e, very par;y. In fact, England I was -almost turned unside down with universal feeling ! Mrs ,tfe lady: whose party"! bave jnstjbeen; mentioning, was in ecstacy at the eclat with which the whole was going offf and charmed. with the buoyant animation with which all seemed inclined to contribute their quota to the evening's amusement..! A y onng Kdy of some personal attractions, most amiable man ner, and great actomplishments -particular V musical had been Tepeatedlv solicited 4o stt down to the piano, for tbe purpose of fa-f voring the company ;wilh the tavonte , bept- ish air, ' Xhe Banks o7i Allen" Water l!VFor ness, it not melancnoiy, aooui. ner, wiuch ought to have corroborated the truth of. the plea ahe urged: , She did not seem to gather excitement with the rest; and Miner ' endu . m . - - i , i. - ,. red, thn shared the gaieties of the evening. engaged to a young oraeer who had earn - - M ea considerable distinction in the Peninsular vampatgn, anu to wnom,ne was to oe uni-1 ted on his return fros the conlinent. It tfeed young soldier, suclt as her intended had prov ed himself and the possibility, if trot pro bability, that he might, alas I neverji -vv ; . " Return to claim bis bluebtng bride but be lefi behind among the glorious throng 01 the lal en snflicMl tr r nvnrpant hpr mmrl i t tub lancu SUIllUtHI III :.UcriS4 llCl IIllJlU 1 with gloomy anxieties and apprehensions.'--1 It was, indeed, owing solely to the affection-1 ate importunities of her! relatives, that shfe was prevailed upon to be seenin'society at uau ner own; me inauon peen consult- . . ' 1 rich contralto voice and skillfnt bowers of a lonsr time, however, she steadfastly resisted I if tin if a T Jirprl till now? I their importunities, on thepJeA of low spirits, Whvdid you not suffer xne to expire T He I?-, at pi :a .i n:- r..i . i , - . 1 ... . I inir that i acre was eviueuuy au.ir wi ucbu iichic? i called 1 me Ul course, the young tolks around her ot her J what I sa w'JaiieVshe shuddered.1 oh'it was own sex whispered their suspicions Uiat she frightful IV Howjlhey; tumbled about; the ; r Pe cen was in love; and, in point ol tact, it Was well heaps' of the 'dead f how they, stripped! oh;1 ws known bv severah oresent that Missr A i.;- t. iv v ' ' Vc. KhHd. taken n0 ni uibiviiui. u nuuucini o viat m iiiiiuviii i (;ie8. VOU ttlUSt liOl I ui me vauuus casuaiiies io wnicn a soiuier s j ehing your friends lite .s exposed especially akbold and brave K What "do -Vou i .a. . " ' - . J company would listen to no excuses or a gies ; so iue poor girl was uiu miiing uown 10 the piano over a iew melancholy chord reluctance and disnlacencv. w cAuueu uv ine, nne tones tne tu- multunas.melodv of the Upv fniirliprt and she struck into the 6oft and soothing symphony of The Banks of Allen Watef? , , . - , The breaihles SJ suence ot the bystanders the verse For his bride a soldier sought her, . And a winning tongue had be!" -' when, to, the surprise of everv bodv rAnnri her, she suddenly-ceased playing and singing I ."ri lS " y? .-v., .u ;7.7' ru'wu ? vacant a,r, while the color ;faded front her tueens, anu-ieu mem na eas a i v. . SKo -..iiiiutu on iui swine muuicius, iu ine aiarm and astonishment of the' company motion ¬ less and aonarentlv nnnnrI.in of antr rvno'c i i y -r-""-..".-r.T..'-,.-.y.' w presence. Her elder sister.- much' aoitaieiL topped towards her. placed fier hand or her ' . J;T1,flar A-Pe. yow "I" aam enquired hef trProKtin.; iJia: Jnng to rouse her. but mi,,. Miss-. not seem either lo see or hear KerHer T,Ll 1 ?zf.d fixedt-v ,faf'rdt-till they Jmed gradually to expand, as it-WereVwilh H ePreS8$n of alaaav hvrm. h . cemed utterly confounded, and afraid to in - aecompianmcnt, were ranch 'talked of,' thejmy. professional., knowledge and experience 11 r n..v1-'.H 1 sieanng, Mike Taint blue gashing streams., the present as One ot those extraordinary oc- . ? t. . ; -i- s r"'"8 and SHU- pieXingvery OUev r. - i-J ,r.,l. ekt 'i.n in ma UntanoniM- in jnrn 8 i l hJ, .Z'TJ' Xi roaAe V-erand S Tnet t wo Vmineht phy sictans ; in U.at you have beea tkp mo v 'Vi. "wnainow ts cop spitation at her bedside. We came to ful news sofarmiy ir bin Tr- - ' - VmaJe n aw?'e? .e conclusioa that she was sinking : rapidly, i Doctor, iteU me", out a few momenta afiPr ttMttimi Vr.nw;r. h A .,1-' 6 -K . ' a., '1.1 terfere"vw"tJLK rber.: .Whisper' were-h$ard, She'- illIn i a fitrun 'ibrome.' water.- G oodjGod," how strange-w hat?a ';pierci ng shriek 4c c.' At length Miss 's Jip Tnoved.'?S ?Sbe begaa to- mnttef tnaudibly'i but tbye afld -byVihoseJinmediately near': htr coubl, distinguish Ube -wprus, There v they are -with their lanterns.fOh t the are Jook ing, nut for, the deid fJVhey 4urn over the heaps. ' Ah J -nOw no' !-thaWlittle hill of slain-seeV : see I-tbey' are vturning tbem all over-piere 'TAere. A 5 V- 0U' horror ! horror KborrorJ; Right thro Me' heartQ and vithca Jotig sbnddering groan she fei sensless into the arm's of her 'sister; Ofcoursei aH "were in confusion and dismay; ricH. .a face present biwas'blancbediwith, agitation and . affright 6m i heafing the extras Ordinary wordf tittered. With true delicacy and-propriety of feeling all those whose car riages- hjEid happened to hate ;a1(eady am ved j instantly'" Jookl their'departure.Vto prevent their J presericeembaf ras&in'g & or 'interfering with the family who were already sufficient. It bewildered. he roomwas soon thinned of all sexce cent thosewh'o werd immediatdv engaged in render ing .their serV.cesao the young ladrC'and a servant wasinstantly. disparchedV,tli fthow.forme. ;0n -mf arrival I found her k bed, (still at the.house where the partv was given, which was that of the young laMyt niatermW.) :Sbe had m; w ".r -.. ' f laiien into a succession ol swoons ever since I se - had been;cairiedp;from the "drawing rtorq, andas peectlyenselessrwhen I eritered-the bed chancer where she Jar. She had not spoken a syllable since uttering the -- . , 6." . 1 singular woras just reiatea y ana her whole r- -m i . ' 11 i frame was fcoldand rigid ihlact she seemed 1 a , : , -f L . , . ; . . i to liave received some strange shock; which 1 i. f ' i. "... . i t " .i ' ft ad altogether paralysed ; her. Bv the use, howeve?6f strong imulantswesucpeeded noweverol strong stimulants:, we succee led at length 'in restoring ner to something Hke a 1 ' " k ? m .i t-'.. i5 consciousness: but l think it woud . have , J .. P , ..i j-e .x ' been better for her judging from the event; vv , 1 iL ' r t nessi i She opened her eyes under the influ ence of searching stimulants we applied,, and stared vacantly fur an instant on those stand ing round her bedside, tier countenance, or an ashy:,-here, was ..damp,: .with' clammy perspiration and she laymotionless, except .;i.- i:-; r--i- '..;i;.i..i,.i .i;.k t-- ,iw.i . , t-- - " 6. 1 Oh,, wretched," wretched girl !' sbraar- to loin him I was ?oinff and . you' will not let me I mvsl go -ves, ves. Anne WhVdo you talk ao ? Charles ft noV gorte-he Will retnrn soon-he Mill ihdeed.' snbbea her sisfen " . . . . ., w . , . . i Ob. neve iv tr ravintrindeed vou are, said I holding her hand in-mine ' come." come. YOU most not U. Wte suchNrtnnmv: such nervous f.nJ . - 7 - - - . . hu:m.v. iC to no purpose. . . t, 1 -i ; ,. , - i I in can icpucu, iuviv ing' me suddenly iyU in the tace. l tell, yon it is true .! "Ah me, Charles is dead 1 know . . x.ii. - -t At. : aw "I : f - V inv&" 'fc "eur i hey were stripping iiirri, wnen .Ana heayin three or ftur convulsive sobsshe a?am s wnoneil. -Mrs. . the lad V 01 the I' again DUKUHWi. . tuiri' t , ;i hihiovj yi tnv liouse, could endure the distressing scene no longer,' and was darried out of the roomiaint- ing, in the arms of Jier husband.4 With great difficulty , we succeeded in restoring Miss , . i.. .--.I , mu t...l being aware of iu: I. of course, did all that '. r, rt" . . . . . . - - i - -, J . .1.- ' f; ' -. '.' t polo-TsuggeMea ;-".ana, alter expressing .my reaui absolutely; baited ness la yie latiy 01 me nouse, ,u remain an f;. . - T nt- i:0 5 omiiU began to leei some - oegree .'when she' run! nigni tnere:in ine- even m any yenuus yri - v . , t , ...-.r ii-. t.- i luess steaunff over mm, uui ne s withanalr of sHddeA alteration persevered until U was quite dusK, Her svmnaih el worse. I took my departure, promising toj .rri '5- i t t." I himself ooosite small' house by can vrv -v (.o ,w.u.8.;. inr. -Mr. had Acauainted me with.all o. , . . , . . r . , - - , the partrculars' above related ;au horneivl could noihdp feeling 1 jJ ' t' l' 1 a i ii no 4 iuiio i ifV i:2.ii:i 1 iii nveiitsit cnnosity,. ming.eu wiuenio , 'eemeda, it-were', stunned ! with some .. rT,K. . knnminn-ihnn-nth ,iilnit' 1 I .t :s i .v '!; .-.1 m. a ;T -- :- f ne HwHUHiiug, -. M...W w.wv, - . intl men oe nueriy exiingujsneu r t j soon was aain at; Miss a bed . sidey She -t wt2 trills with ooor Miss-. - . 1 All was neatly in the'sanje state as that iu which tf exnirihe energies o I hd Jefiher.Hierecedjngvening, oo'y, denly collected t vuic-.tuiuv!aiqiiwi;vviMuuaKJ.''t'wMf nfir vision it sucn 11 severe but invisible stroke. She sanTscarce- ly any thins, but often uttered a ldw;rooan-;b ;n : . - . . :i.:.:.jhii.t. miracle inierve'ned.io she would .continue broker phyauians- had left,l telurned.tfv.the sick chamber, and sat bv Miss -.'s bed-i aide more than an hnn ' liter rAi;-J..-- mnnti airiiflfod oi ;;...;:. u " a(reQtineituation:.LThere waa such a sweet anu .orrowiui 1 hopelessness features, deepe 1 als, Yes -shir vlCharles,. to-morrow! v ' bhe. begged mejn a laitenpgTOipe, m reao no-surprise-Aioon oe aiien at f snug 4 Then, all the'letterShe listened Willi i .closed i little bouse, arid asked a lad who "was ffazinff he noticed no'ner aud Vonld;nswer .noreyesr and smade no jemark yvlicn; bad.con- out-OJ a.wmdow ' V'.'5' I ing in additional mtai i.ictan r unrf .1 inl God be . praised. , mv dear .'Miss ' ,A , - Mr Sampsoneir- , t ' - expression aD0at her plliqUori. one, wpisperetl fomeiwngi lixe tne t nigiu came , V " , r . lftersbntg Statesman, and Richmond Enqinrer wiU nlng,'occasippaJly,;iutonchl words-- I ani--l JunraU her hash ae-jfirst house in hiswiy. . AjyoutH sat upon the wpy for four weeU and forward jtheir re-pecUTear- of heart-broken anguiabj as no; cptnpauicd with famtr fluttering,." gurgling wiieeiDarrowame uoor, wiimung. ty wonui w . a. tuxxiv. . ; ' one could contemplate-without deen ernotioo.'l Thrfl IO!l ' la.!Ajii 1 'iuiAll.!ni. MnVAI.!mia I wuu awing -sometinng -oi wnat ia ocotianu ed eyesK white I Ws" sitting and- gazing-in silencer on her-gon and in ; glory !--Ah' I shalf see: the -youngjeonquerbj-I sballj--IIow be will love tne V Ah. I recollect,' she cxuitmued; after -a( iJong intervaliit was: the: ;'Bank of, Al lan Waterf these crutl people, maue me sing and my heart, .was breaking the while J: y What' was the verse T was sins' ing; when, I saw'--she shuddered 'oh this r. " T'lirllJa Krirfn n IrluP fMinrttt liar . . v i . s. k ; - v-. And a winning tongue bad he - , f .Oivthe'bants of Allan Waters-, , 1 ' But the summer', grief had brought her . t : A'ndthe Soldier, false was he"-. ' ' . Oh, no, never Charles my poor murder-. ed Charles never !' She groaned, and spoke no more that night.' ' JShe- continued utterly deaf to 'all that was said in the way. cf sym- or remonstrance,; arid, if her hpsnrov- !" ?l 1 wv-oniy u uuer aintiy some "r'lr P- 4" f.eace,! . Dunngthe two next dayt. ihecofr: ,nUed dPng "VY- c,lrcum TT SW duerneanour' P""7 n: l,ced'.was that she, once moved her hand "f uioiueiu over iue coumerpaiie, as inu . ?. . - r , . . , "!Jere ?Zyin? snqnen nasn T 7 ' M lh,0Uh sh,e W"e Start.e.d U!e aPPearanc,e PL . k,.--ri. "v-i--r. -u" u i i i 1 here, there r after which she relansed . r . . e : into her former atate of stupor. - - ... . , f . '. v now win it oe creuueu, mat on uie louriu . , r, - , uiwruuiij oi miss . iiuiess a eucr was - - . r m -.'c rece,ved "om Parw by er family,, with a bUek- j and franked by lhe Colonerof the , . r -r i ' w i i Ilegimentjn which Charles-' , had served, 6 . , , , ,r communicating the t melancholy intelligence , ., 0 . . . . ; e ,, ' -f .i that the young captauvhad fallen towards the Viusc ui life vtiuic vi uiiiciiuw, iui wmic at r me aci oi criargmg at ine ifeau oi ins corps a r rencirvavairy otneer,' snot turn .-tnrougn the . heart with a pistol ! k Thex whole family - fK ' ' ..." . .-ft ft with all their acquaintance, were unutterably. shocked at the news almost petrified with amazement at the strange corroboration r of Ivlissr - 7s prediction. . How to commu- s prediction. nicate it to the poor sufferer was now a seri ous question, or whether, to commpnicate it present. 1 he family at last consider it would be nniustifiable in them anv 9 . . ........ . ... . ' 6 r i ,VM,,.J7 V'u oteU the painful duty to me.. I iherelore r V" t0 lhc Tth 1 V a i ",g o;he day on which the letter had been re- inn rTA ia vat HMiniri fffo iniAiiirrania I tnrrk r or t od UUTV IJ f u.iiijr uaual uiaivc utriuc iivmM breaming, coia ex-. fnJ . .ho I . Nourishment .wliatever $ince i..-u.wi '..ia that the poor girl's sufferings were soon toJ eu OI? - 8 uucorarn9 terminate. ,1 was at a loss for a'length 0f Kence.; Qrt he footetf it for a.bout tb , " : . . T. . b - ' "me n.ow-i DreaKin.e W tve.si.eDce.- moservinff. however, her iadiosr eves hxed ou . ,J.m;nfi wprp a.H-ntativ. m .L - .c !.. .iJ:.u i -.t.. aurdCi uicin iij me laiai iciicr wuicm i vncii i held in mv hand. After a while he obser- ved it; her eye suddenly settled on (he anpleuoor-way . ' . , : ; . icoroneie .h ;nsr- jiber an eectric shock. She seemed i, u., t r wj t08Heavn i had nivet ;ed lo un . - . . : .... . , . . , .- . . ;- dertake -the duty which had been ' imposed upon me. .1 opened the letter, and looKing leadrastlr at her. said,1 in as soothing tones as nVv aeitation could, command," . My uear i inn: now uon i oe aiarmea.or'i.snau noi leu yOU what 1 am going to lel y0tl. She trem- ed suddenly bled,-and her sensibilities seem . , e" t - i I'.lm.. InlA IO ved:about like thoseV a person who feels them parched with agitation and endeavors , -. . . .?..;-....-.-.--' n. -1 10 iiiuibicii vuqui. : . ins irnci : jias uccu ic r Did j - n . gj. ?, id MU . . i in- IC11UIIIIUH I1IC IVIUI flllU UlSIIUVl it U1IC if r . - t j . i ' , . - - Ml .KUito'M-, em? wvci : iiau iu nci. inc. j. ici n. . t , ' ' f he brouu faeeh oUe f her soul were s'ud- receiye llus' corroboration may pe caiteu anu , hen she would AjL Ukito trnmn ' ' -l'' -iJJL - ,ywf able ia. receive.this dread J tbat coald I it would re J feebly ;uttenng tlie; words ar long intervals. Pressing her hand tnj. mine" I Ko Mlm - nrii! the onnreWirtn l f . r " - f Qh-db ohV.that J could wcep.Doc. I nAiiiafl In.rlav Trum Ptirio ' I rnnlit,iiO(r i I 14. l.lint ill y . wiianvsr io . Vba it ju.- aiiu nr. . .. i IIC)CU v viwri.rfi- -V , .... I I'too-'weir understood ill ? With With much' trepidation I ordered; the'nursV to summon the family Into the room ins tan t tjer.sisier jane was.ine- nrsv inai enter edi her eve's swollen with" weepjng.and seem ingly jhjf suffocated with-ihe effort t'o ceal her emotions.3 .'.fOh, my darling; ptecious precidos slster Anne lushes, sobbed and. Tcneit' down at the heditide; flinging her arms around her sister'a oeciv.? Kissing ine . genue sunerer'af cheeK ana niouth; ,X v- ' i, 1 r 'Anne ! lovel--darling-Don't you know me t ,'XShe groanedkissiug her forehead re ealedlyi'; Could. I help , weepingt PAH fwho entered foe-re v.standing around the bed jsob bingnd in' tearsi a I kept niy ' fingers at the Wrist of,Ue dyfng-sufferer ; ; but could:,1 not feel whether.' or not the pulse . beat which; however, I attributed 10: my'owtf agitation, s. A.Sjie'ak-spe1ak my darling 'Anne 1 speak to me I aril Voiir ooor sister Jane. ! sobbed' the agonized girl; continuing fondly" kissing siiddenly started exclimed,. Oh, God she's deadf and sunk instantly- senseless on. the floor, Alas, alas iL was to true ; my sweet anu oroKen hearted patient was no more u.a " ;MU. SAMPSON'S house. , Once uponj.a tin'ie, a queef old'fellow, named Smith J started from a '..Southern""' cilv uii u jciic3iirau iv-ursfiuii oi auouk uuc iiuii d red miles; iie - was not" such a very 'old fellow- eilher.t He was - ahouT forty years older : lhau when ' he was born j. .'This Mr.' Smith-Mie was not connepted with the John S m i th fanii ly i n t he re motes t degree w as a man of many ..' peculiarities. If alwsolute stu pidity did not form a prominent trait In . his character, it was a quality which very; much resembled stupidity, aud might easily be "mis taken for it, by at Jeast half the - worlds i-He had always manifested a singular abstraction, generally described as. absence of mind, and wouljl freqneutly roam about the streets an entire f day . without recoguizing ' one of his numerous friends, apparently without.being a ware! of the nature-of his movements. Xhis was -Mr miilU-.We were aytng that Mr. Smith "started v. upon a journey,' on the 'tentoedfnackine spoken of in John Bull. After travelling a ftW miles the pedestrian fell soraewuai iiursty, anu caueu at a smait es tablishment which looked as though it was just about half a tavern lor a drink. A good natured fellow waited upon him, brought liia brandy and water, and. in addition, fur nished him with a bit - of bread and cheese,' All this was decidedly welcome and refresh- nig. Alter, Mr, zsmitn had quenched ni thirst and satisfied the slight craving of ap petite; he recommenced his; travels. - As he left the city: tolerablv:earl in the: mornings he thought he rnight watktwo or three hours longer' beforet: he stopped for dinner. ; His road seemed to be yery level, and was skir- mnly higH ree hours lr,n(rP. ttntil olanrs t lhe nitinn nf the - r t"" . . ?. , noouuav lueai. n cancu aiasmau uwviuiig bv the roadside, and. the following dialogue - . . .', ..-... n5ueu oeiween mm aim a ooy stauuing in - mr. oiiii8uii, sir. Do you keep tavern V 1 Why, sorter, and sorter hot ; we accom modate people sometimes.' V L , " ' ; Can I get dinner herer ; r , "VYes sirrwalk in.'' r . ;.. J ; v . Our traveller walked in. and in the course of half an .hour. 'a nice, j'ctimfortable. dinneri strrokiiig; hot was set before him. .: Heatei Paid moderate bill, put on his hat, iook nis waiKing suck, anu pruceeueu on ins IWUlllCI. illIW. "- VVV" U eer hetoo the precaution to fill h.s pipe careiuuy anu to Hgi,i iu rrean .anu vigor- wna oc AvppltA IhAfv miKhRf! ahead. . Al the - , , ; ' , . , sun crepi uowu .lowarus iiiw . iiorixuii,';ir,. ot wean- nevertheless 'Finding the road side; he-inquired of a youth' seatedupon the illlCSUIIVIU . ( Who lives here, my son! V . 4' ' Mr. Sampson, sir., v . -, ' .1' J Can I get- supper and-lodgirig 'here to night by paying tor ii !, ' 1 ; ' - 1 - r - Mr iniih .crossed the thresholdllaiil aside his: hat and cane, and drank a ctlp of tea and eat Jtwo or three slices koftoasl--read foUr chapters in ; Foxs Book of Martyrs which he found upon Mhedtnantle-piece audi went to bed." 'When jiet awoke' in the morning,the s u a : w as show i ng Us ; h road ,ed,d isc abo ve the tree tops, he 1 found the breakfast-tupon the table waiting tor him. He finished the morning flieal, settled his-biH and jeotDrnen- ced his travels the seconddayf nei thing, sixnplr attracted his 'observation the -road was exceedingly uniform; but tlie fact excited Our traveller paused a moment, reflected. UI1U BCC11ICU l JJD JUMJilWIK W'sl omo j soand.; Alas Is artong intervals. C. i ttiooght Tpot Can yoq give: me; some ne,4 begged her to dinner; here Jt'vj?,. I " ""S Jton would 8dorirdi :-v Certainly sir-walk in' - . - r Smith atonnod in.rxvrallowed his din- t MtfrJ Smith steooed iD.-awalloiwea his. dm aen :anduce,nore look. Uie Tqad.:nWlien f'Whoiiverheremy son!VVV 'r ' Mr. SarhpsonV sir.'. ,f . - , , ? ',i-V Mr. Sampsonl' I should think they were aii.oampson'B on this road.: 1 got dinnr at one Mr SampgQna yesterday r slepfat anoth er Mr.fSampson'a last night, and here,! am alk.' Mr., Sampson's again to-night. , 'Besides, the j houses I have'aeeaupdn ibis road al) look alike--ft is veTy'qneer.,, " said the traveller. Tm. blessed tf this isn't a pueeV conntry said the old frran as he; wentjQbed ; f Uiis looks exactly like' the' same roonrl slept in last night but I suppose it's'' all, right.' : H was foil two" O'clock, the next day,: when after tra'velliag briskly ;at vleas.t sixhbufs. Mrt Smith' stopped at a comfortable small d welliugjvjth thelntention - of securing ; his dinner x A boy stood in the aoor.. - r " v . ; How dy re d.i V said the boy. T f " ' " Nicely my son; ,Who lives'here l-t ' Mr. Sampson. ' I've told' you that half a dozen times already ) - , ' I'havn't been here before have H JJ reckon you have but, aintVou travell ing onabet?::--;; S i. i Travelling on a bet no what put that in your head T -"V ' -?' f f . - ' ? - -t'- Why, youve been " walking round ..the race course here, for 4 twfc days and ahalf, and I didn't suppose youwere doing it for fun.';"' - v. -.". "''V v For, the first time, now Mr.' Smith took a survey of things, and to his astonishment dis covered, thatVlhe boy had rbeen telling ;, the truths, drew " his hat over his ' forehead and started for home determined never to venture, upon a pedestrian texcursionagain. WARREN', NORTH 'CAROLINA. ,k- TIHE undersigned respectfully nforms the pnbUc, f u inai nia. nooses wui oe open iar me atoxnrooaar tioo of visitors on the first "of Jqne,an2-that nojexer lion shall be spared to ' renJer comforiable lnose who may tavor him with twir- company.- -Having made considerable iniproveraentf, be will be able to accom modate a much larger number of persons than here-" tolore. . . - ' v l, f' r f- The virtues of the water, are Sai4-by. competent judges to be very similar to those of tbe White Siil-r pbur Springs in Virginia, and those invalids wbbbave given h a trial, express themselvea highly pleased with its effect. Having laid in a large supply of K s , -V and made the necessary arrangements to fumtsk his Table with all the luxuries of the County and Season, vufiors will b satia&ed c , " v . ?f u - o The-Sprinff is within eleven' miles of-: Warrenton, and, five of Sqocco Springs, directly on the Stage road to Louisburg, and those persons who come by the Ra leigh and Gaston Rail Koad wilt always find A back at the Warrenton Depot for jtheir accommodation. -tpy Families of more than (wo persons? who board by1 the Season, will be charged $20. per month each v by the week, theywill be charged $6r an4 by he day earjC-vJ Single persons' wUK.be -charged '"$2J?k 'ir mdnih fby the Week 60 ; brthe da v tie dollar and Horses ten dollars per month. . i v ' W l v . ' v . . -WM. D. JO.MSS. ' May 28 J . 44w7w- JYOTMCE. V wi EALED' Proposals-will be received at the Execu live Office of North Carolina, in" Raleigb. until the 25th of May next, for making and constructing a STANDARD YARD ME A SURE, and a' complete sett of Standard Ountt, Wetght&, for each County in the btate, s (say seventy -rone ) corresponding exactly with tne standard yard Measure nd Uance w eights furnislied the State of North Carolina by the Secreta ry of the Treasury of the United States, and now in the E xecutive Office for inspection to be encased in Cases of Mahogany or Walnut; similar to those in the Office, and each- Case to be enclosed in tt' strongs box for safe transportation ; and to be delivered to ih or der of the GQvernor in Fajetteville, Baleigh, or other place to be agreed, opon, on or before the . 1st Novem ber next.. The Governor feserveato himself the pri vilege of declining the bids, if he does not. approve them. ' As it is belie ved tbe Matrix to the Yard MesA sure may be dispensed with, Proposals will be receiv r that, with and without the Matrix. ,V,-.-Nv,.yV ed for i ' ' V ? ' r" JOHN M. MOREHEAD. Raleigh, March 25, 1842. ' '"' .'VtM Tf UFAlST SCIIOOa'--The third Session of the JJInfant School will comrpeoce on tbe 1 5(h of June. . r'aren!swho are disposed. to send,' are tequestea to enter their children, aa early in the sessian as possible. rupils.'who, liVe'atJoo great a distance to return at noon, durin'r the summer month .wilt havethe privi- irls orilyj of bringing tbeir Dinners sad remain ins-till 4 o'clock.' ' ; ' Those Parents, who prefer sending heir chlldren balf ilayft can have them entered t one third deduction or ihA iibiisi nnpe. or two scnmrs as- one. fc Second Class, which embraces 'all ..who know $. their letters,- -r ;v , , . CO 50 Alnhsbet Class.; Payable hslf session in advance, . : - , Honrs of attendance, from 0 to. l AM. and 2 jo 2 o'clock.' On rainy; day, there wilt be one session fr m O till ft nVlnrlr " ' -Af r" i f " , SV r ' .Visitors admitted on Tuesday mbrpmga.'fTnere wilt be a public Examina ion ol the 8chool, at the ex piration of tbe third 8essionr - " Z y VWarrentoil Klalc Academy rrilHE Fall 8essiohi: will commence'on the Urst v-1 1 Mondav in Julr. No Student of excepdttnable conduct- will be admitted into the Institution ; or.ljf found to be so afie? admission, 'wiu be souVredt fe tnain- t Wone, therelbrew. of such character need apply. at $8 permontl?. . " . '-J.;..; :;,.f iEnglt-h and llaihtmatical Departments 1 i -:; j henry s.: jones, a. b. .v Warrenton, N. C.Jane lsv 44"6w which seemed to say you can t. loot me, out fellow ":yt' ; r"1? ' i'.V-4- ' - . Can vou have me. au'pper and lodging J 1 , - - No acnoiar taxen mr less man. a pension, except at the discretion of the Teacher. :rr ?. , s-x ,; " - j'TBMS or.TtTITIO.- V "j' ,"A Pirst Claw. - -V - ' - ; a""4' ' s 1 - $ 10. 00 a , i AiauuaiUf ai ai(iaa ntif uvatfti attuuiu -i irf m . -tr.-. 'i w js - ' -, aval -- - a ST received and wHI ronlihuelolreceive Wr tbi .'' mail Uain,' a' daily supply, of Boston block Ice ? which can be had by the pound or bushel. '" . . r ' ' w X i t U STfTH Druggist' : I " Raleigh. May 16.';, V, . 40i N..B.: ramilifs supplied daily on reasonable termSi f MCM-MCEICE ! IC. ' .TTtlS' TT HAVE ori hand a large supply cf. BoiTor Tcii v . IL from 16 to SO inches Uuckj which can ra . sent to;o , . K'- italeich, or any intermediate point on the Rail Hoad,'-, : h wiih very liuie loss; Persona wishing' to contract fat supply fir the Summer, will be fatnished oh 'very,-! , " reasonable terms, and tbe 'Ice, Well packed, 4ml . aen out every night by the carsl ' Orders for it. Will ' be punctually attended to.::,'- ' ''.V ; . v,: y": frenciiV: . PetersborgWarch 6.J84S Sa-et" - 1" TfU3T receivej at the North Carotiha BookstoW Qjy SiephenVTravelsin Egypt, Arabia; and the Ho . ly Land. '- Also, in Greece. Tokey, Roscia:ind Po'f4; land in 3 .Tola. ? Also, his Trawls in Ceolral Atnr- ' tea, Chiapas, and Yucatan, In S Vols, with nqroe ron engravings.. A iso, Hulwers last Work, . Zioo i mj in ,2, Vols; together wuh Jarge collection of School Books frail of which'i are 'offered chean for' 1 Cash: , TURNER A HUGHE. . V' rnTtnaiiiGS,HERniiTGsr-Jftstreceit n ied, on Consignment, a prime lot of Cut and Rod rl or rings, v Also, a few barrels, of JShad pot op ex pressly for family use, and warranted to be of the very best quality fox sale by the Subscribers. , ? , I Raleigh, S3d May, 1842. , ' . - Air "TJQTICf:. This taeatnlott the pubtic'againtt : ' jyl trading for a Note given by Johnsoti Harris, "at ";S fruicipat, and Ezra Umanu JamesHicks, s Secari- .' ties, payable to Geo. YVMordecai, Emj.for about $20 Sard Note was collected by fiiee an jOfhref, and this! v notice is giver to prevent any personifrpm being ;ta i ken in by hv ; . ".j.. " : - - GREEN F. ELLENS- ; Raleigh, May 80, J841 Vv v.' ' IS-t Tl . TTftRINTERS NEWS IN ft FOftfBpTH tVIXtf ITT TER and, Summer, in Kegs pf 20 and 25pcmndt v eachfor ' sale ; quality warranted "to please AisO Book Ink of different Jtinds; 15 pound in the keg; alf'-f offered for taah at a very small advance on tbe Invoke ' price.:;;. If sales do -not improve, I ahall have:: no eivv couragement -to. keep a deposh, 6f . the article for ouf. Stater - X . t -V 4- WHJ i PECK. Raleigh, April 15. st. i-". 3f--2w iil,8atnrdav the 2nd dav iof JttJv 'next. Iwill hV i ' oid to safkify a Deed of iTrasti a Tractof Xand on", Crab Tree- vbitat 3 ' miiea frdni Rafeigh, containing I j.' about 659 Acres, and a highly improved lot containing . six Acres, a'ioining" lhe CHy - of Raleigh," Jata .tbs' i The sale wiU be by public Auction to the. highest - " On the day of Valet " " . V!';;?Vk f; , --v , - . . v By THE TRUSTEE :. . Raleigh, May 0, 1842;;,' V J r AU 44- TOTltt AND READ-STORES,, VliUOl UiCIUlU Wl iUUIC TrP diflereot sizes, and prices ; Jmaltndsof A IJ Granite work furnished on the sheiteat notieeby f . ' " the Subscriber. ; .y f ' t '-A-''-Ail i ' .WAL STRONACH. -KsleighjMai KlUlA'.j a7-ly T . N. B. Plaistering and Maidti. Work of allkind "." ; done. Letter from a distance containing orders will ,.. be promptly attended to.- 1 v 7 - - Olnpe FearTIatisation Company Ji ' -1 VV tTjtto A anoal Meeting of the tHockho)0ew will be ,t . held in the Twri;6f Piyeneville, on Friday, tae-fdr ofjqrie next. 4. rr-rS . V' ;rMay f3. : V,4ll-gfST' ; - fVri;W,fiJ5TSICJJu8t arrived, a Urg colle. ' i J4 Uon' of choice Pieces in the Piape Forte, Guitar, J ' 1 VioUVt. FJute, c " ' -.v . vl - " TURNER & BUGHESi :;ApriMS, T A JTRESn XOT of LeilhgtPn Cotton Yarns" JW lost to bftnd, Alsos-different kinds of Cotton - Cioths from the same tfactory; j WlJJUTEtJK. ;;? Baleigh, ApriI!5. v ; .' ' r f -131-3 P. S. NE W LARD In Kegs, also, seal by ft nk . , band - ; " -,'-.? -v.'Pi pi OOD DACOS TfArvTED. UhouId ; , , VJT like. to et some. sides now, and would prefer A takinsr them on commuAon. r " v i J;," s -RaleighMay. .315 2jr, AR ATO.CA WATEn-Jast trcelrea di- in-viiviumo oufioii, a ireia fturroiT oi ine ceie-r brated Saratoca Water in tirftttM v "f"Ar-1 Aprd 18 - N.r L. STITH'S Drug store. TT71 DGE W OvRTH SCH OOL For ealeji Stock' of ; JiJi M equal to any ever oCered. ia lbs Stat lor its superior ;eiceuetje and yheapnes. ; PTBuihefa will be furnished at rates to suittheln..' rtE'JU v&ivV GreensborrkMarch5$: - -r !.. ;2fl -; rrfTTThUe sulplior V V iSa"Ar Just received a Jarge cpf, : yij oi me r mie ouipaur vyaier,py toe cox, cmel - nu-; nan AarreLwJP er caie only, oyr :Ap'ril 18, - W; L. STITHl DregsUt JTp OHD KAUX OIL-iJpst received a Supe- 1 j urior article oi .salad utl expresaly for table tiaak-, For sale by; - . . . , N, ;L., 8TITil, DroggisL, rmtXLOTTv CANDLES. A ; large. ot stg ' U Candles, on commusion cheaper ihan ever'"fr:'- "J cah. . , - t " " r ' WILIi. PECK - V. -O"! "-"J -v. .-. : . T - 11 JAur th -w v.. ft" W . VUffJ -nittr S ft" "MftWr mHIMUaV tod sheeungV :? 4 'i .WILL. PI tvieign, may. u.. T1 OOD ettPURFlNE FLOUR on safe bt Cash VijT X V - - V ' ? I! r : ;WILL': .PECS:: ; r May JOV rV."'; v-'v,v -"" 33 3tV J t , ir'a "-n r" ?' v,r Situ a isshdsome juaw, TU oii and cxrr ncuuiTsosA eop . v - JjVi'wt ucleof Herrtng,:r Family yue (or. ,r ?f(j-v ;will,; ph'jx4'" -. . ;A -.May M 1842. - -"; Vje '.fc: - V 48TC; : -, t , . I JlllLeatrier; : .'ILLv PECiJV : A . .April 7, t842 -23w"t: . Ai. xioh' f the DcTci.o?oBarA''Bmra'iCA lit Xf4 , - . t -td, vt!. Quartd, iTTtrstrtted with splidl Er avkC ' , t j This Wora will be sold for about onwourin 01 vajce-r, , , . ' Enquire of the' Editor, of xha Resists.. ji - -f i." - C Kaleigh,21sf May, 1 842. y r'" . , ! ;TWC l n TlMl-ri bm'ca ta.id f everaJTl p , ty 'uWop RcvaiecaAToBS, which nillLaobl Lw. vT:" yfr,--. V.;-.y.-' ---i J.H. lf-IlKHAM.'.H. . 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