4 LIST t*F LETTERS iht l‘>”l Of" l-UMhburg, l« R muM«k tj^ 1*22. A. 14 \v An- Allied N. Allen 2, UnF.liMhetUi sumiel Anthony, person, chaa. Anthony, r d"i. Mr.-LuoreliaB. Allen JVIery S- Anlholiy 3, r p .j Eli Burch, "■■He*" t hus. Blunt, Jiiu Brad I j -I Stephen Bingham, ;„yi ,.;ta.O' 4VW M. Bouldmg, c r irter. B W. s. Cabell, hi' Milluer Cos, h'H Candler, has. K. Cobbs, Clement, Mi'«Eli.".'lh T. Cobbs, r atable of Lynch- Jim. H. Cocke, toii-iaiiic Walter Christ inn, Sr. ^anC'ibb., S^M^hun. STcbewHi'ig rf, eery Coart 2. viiiiOO Ciai'k, D iv,n Dudgeon, D.inninsfon, n, Sami- Lawson, Lewis Daw-on, James Dare. "'m. Davis, man cl Henry T Lay, R color pr G. A. Edwards 2, Jot Echols 5. F Mr< Elizabeth W Mrs Eliza Hi French, 1 ,.j0.,(l Absnlom Freshman, j),- iV \V. Floyd, Bcnj. Farmer. {jaiuh Fortune, Grain', ^'ilip Comlwin, (jin, CitrlHiitl, v\ alton and A|e,r. Gaurell, Fenu 8, Jno.T. Cule, yf0,\V Holland, James ITuntley, Krciilt A Harriss, Ceo lluil-on, \Vm B. Hone, Lev. baml Hunter. Dual M Halls, J CTinrlp* Johnslon, ,ok Jonn* 2, \\nl. I Johnston, Bowling Jordan 2, Gerard I. Johnson, AU x’r. Jewel, llirliard Johnson, l-dunn Jenkins, Jnin*.- James, Esq. Benj. Johnson, j,.I,card Johns, Edward Johnston 2, tul Kidi'dS. Joiiet 2, Charles Johnston Id, K J Kirkholfcr, Fred d Kidder, Huiican King, Nathan Kid. ltich'd Kennedy, L. Burwell Lee, Mm. S IS. Lew is, Sumuel l.oslon, l)r W E.Lnmbetb, Mrs. Sally Lee, II Ar W. I.anghornu 4, Miss Auiie T. Lynch, Irvine, Luiighurue a Rev JohnS. Lee, Co V. M. James C Moorman 2, Kobt. Mims, Jno. Milter, Jr. Cajit .Ins Martin 2. Lewis Magitulcr, Isaac Morgan, color'd Elijah May, man, Jiunes Mclvoor, linn ey Mitchell, kVm. D. Mitchell, Jno Meadow Sr. Alcur. McDonald or Francis McCann, John Unmet!, N. Bov. James Norton, Joel Neighbours, Thus Noivel, O. John Organ. r. James l’enii, Ricliesoii Venn, Mrs. Lucy Price, llielmrd Pendleton, Hcnj A. Philips, Robert Pill, Willis Poindexter, Win Putter oi, Itubt. Perrin, Mi Martha Pride. W in. Pollard, R. Pnviil P. Rees, Mrs. Sarah Ray, IVm. Robertson, Nalhl. Reeves, It--. .1 it. Rutledge, IL'iiry s. Ro i', David Reei e, Dnc 'nl Raiilol'd, Win. J. Iligdon, Mrs. Ann M. Rohr 2, L. Mr. lliee, Thomas Richardson, Jim. H. Roy A, Jacob Randolph, •hcnj. Robinson, Lhmn Royalty, 'Leu II. Rucker 2, S. Mis Martha Smith, Tarplov Si-son, Win iM. Smithson, Jno. A Dan I Stratton, George Sc.-, MissCnroline Snead 2 V.m P. Slieppurd, E.lvv slovens, Pidrick Stvimu-y, Jno. Se.dt, Taihuii Saunders, Micajuh Stone. T. ill-; Elizabeth S Micajnh Terrell, Xburmun, Clmries H. Tnrlvy, Win. 'turner, Luther Tow ner, Mis Nancy I Thorn- Rod k Tidiiilcrro, ion, Armstead Truslotv 0, Melville Talbott, Geo. Tucker 4 kii t.wtrr, Jus M V" enable B A Venable, W Elizabeth Woodruff, Jos. Waller, iiis- Auue Eliza Wig- R orb Wav In ild, gington, Jno. Ward, Jr. CaP' Jno. E. Wood- Jim. vVilliumson. ‘U( Win. Welker, Wade, Jr. Thos. Wells, Mttr- Williams, Adam W hite J. D. MCUUELL, P. M. Orf. 4 •oluuble Laiidu near idjuchbavq FOR SAFE. TF'ltSt N’ 1 to til irgreei nt between the I |'*itiet in a enise no ib>” in tiie lynrhbuig Chaaeerv iUii-t t’emf, between Subscribers and U»ct. Go. C vbell p.bn .and.lesse luirie, defendant, will be-old, ihuruiuy !h i. full ((a,j oj .1 iijfu.it nrj/.flln, l,ie ne.\t Ian day,on tbe premises, tht Va\\iaUe Tt-act of !Uu\i\, 1® tbti county ol Campbell, whereon the aii I ,,ow des, co> taming about 10 lif fc-7i hls hitetot land is o* tine duality and 0. “"thiee mill sol thetow i of Lvuclmiirg, i t nit is a comfijitable dwelling house, a d i't',M|l|t»1U?' UUl huu8es> l"g'tbei with an ex. neV,,?1’1’ °:chaid U wil1 he Sold on a T tiv,„- i purchase! or purchaser. M! h. r,ni s,,,'h sccuiity as *Md irn fe f'■9V«’l «y Saul l»oCt. led. Cabell, 1 'darned, .Mihieet to be lesobl in m 1 fchall be made in the p'v.nent i.fthe money Possession will be dclit tied 4,11 iM lust day of January next. .(OHS l.AltbV. VU ASA.Vl LAPI!V. I'- widsl.1 T lie above Bale is POST-! r““ Ul,ul Tin it Jay tin \\jth nf ih-lnker util. J LABBV, 8*,. ia V LAli»v 11 18 lliwld. \1w1Wes1 ViiVf v.vvv CaVuwl. Nathaniel Smith, k Co. •Y.i bo, Hi Ilium tlrrcl A’ti r-lmt, (Jl.SI’l .t I HJU,\ inluiin the public, that lbi» v.irk has been published for roui e than three vests, and although little exertion ha*, been lunch by th. p'optieto:s,yet it has 11*. reived a patronage I ai *n pasting then expeeta ti.ui With no advertCements, the w«i k lias sole!. for its oh|*ci, the di-sein nation of Clas-ir and fob c l tin Mure nt lining, perhaps, a ei tale, vauety t original m rurij and Mitcel I a novas mallei than any oilier publication ol the kind in I hi* United Mates. The publi hers of the Lathes' I,itf.iiah» Cabinet can fm nish coinpl, tracts ol this work from the comni.'iu ciitei.l, umpiisin six liinies ol quarto si/.**, cuiitaiuming twenty six tit mi tiers each, vvith copious index amt idle page for each vi fume. Among! he mass of Literary matter contained in this Wui k.are many o igmal Tales and Vo te s together with the entire inscrli in of some scarce works not to he obtained m any hook ton* in the United Slates. I Vi son.* wishing a complete set id the Caui net, up tn the end of volume live, can he sup lied at tnc slmrte l notice, either in sheets m hound at the uldishers’ l Mice, No. do Willi mi -trett, New.York, at the suliseiiption p ice, viz S> per iiinum. 11 t>uhsi*cijdioi i> for the Cabinet are re cciv. tl from alt qua ter* of the Union. Letters {Post Paid i containing a y a ’s subscription, add es nl to he puhlistic.s Wuhan id Smith nd will he located as lai as pi iclica tle. The accomplying ho »k will contain a re. view* f the stale o t *e Provinces l.t a slat tic I and ci» ill ght,to; a few years pievious to, and. at tin* p iod of, their cession. A summary dexc’iption ol thecoBr.trv in ge nei. I, us respect soil, lunate, and topogi apical details, witti i mark* on the ddVei ent appropi; ate cu'tu t pa ticul.uly cot Ice, sugai, Cuba to bacco audit uit. An ah t a.t, a* far as attain'd Ic, of ail the g ants m ice by (In Spa idi at.lhonlic* in the Honda*, wi'll the u me* of the o igi ai u. an tees, ice. Explanation:* of the pi inti pic* upon w ich lands were generally com e ed, and a accourjt ol the dille:ent laws, to\ul n.der ,*Xc uutho iMng the govcinoi t make giants. Such information iexpecting the Indian*, the wrecking system am. ng the Ixigt ami Keel-, a* in kt,j about untr thousand weight of Ti l TV i at ho, a hi’pplv <^r M:u abau, II ii|ijh'c and Scotch SVV l s, All ol which will be Mild vi*ry low, for cash. Yin*. .Subscribe, r tenders his ihuiik.s to rill bis Irit iids, mid tin* pub!ic in for lb ir .p iifroai support, and pled binr Hf that he will endeavor to merit a t ontiniinitcc of their •ofdideiiee. He'will wltnul to the putting up I all prelciiptions from the (acuity, which lie may in future la honored with. i/e alaokepa n covatnut aupply of SOU A POW UKiiS, for making Soda Water, which arc far more (alulai v in their rileets than the couiiiioii ^mju Water-' .lAMF.S HOLMES, .It llu uj llie Iiolilru .Mortar August l> 1 tc lw Notice. r S II IF. creditors of Jesse June dcc’d, late ol J Nelson county, are iei|iicsted to bring fot ward their claim*, pmpeity authenticated, he fore the 25th day of Oeeembei next, and thosi indebted to make payment, as 1 am desirous ti close mv administi alion. I hose I uling to i on ply, tin* notice will be plead in bar to then claims alter that da e. COltNKLIUS VOWEI.L, adni’r de bonis non ol Jesse Jones, dec Aug. 2A. 3 w6w Notice. J11 IF. *aihscrihcr lias on hand, for sale, a fi numher ol first rale 11 lib.\ I t INS'. Appl at Ins residence, on ocl,e slrcel, ma Nlclmil' li.vcen MEl'HE.N lit lbEF> An,ca SO. w«ty J i YituuVs muY *>\\YYs V\>r snYi*. rplli: subscriber, dr nous ol moving to the i we t, otters to»* ‘a’e, YY\s Traci at Y»am\, Conta'iniiij' C.'itlO .1ntn, l.ving on both sidin ol Smith’s livu, within a hall mile of it junction with linn, Itm kiujham iv>u tv, Noith Carolina A part of said lam! in rivet low viound*, Oid a Luge |H)ltia(l rd the upland in etpi d to any in this section ol country, well adapted to the culture of grain and I ol aero. Il i oold be so divided a* to make foul 01 live com I settle tnenlN, as then1 are live sepnat. IlMl IlHI^-llllllSt'S, M il'll Ini' Ilf- I 1'i‘ssary mil housi's; a jurist mill j willi two pair uf stuiies, mil a i saw mill till wliicti hun- n erected within thclu-ts yems.— I he site o! said mill U inter lot to none, ii t supplied With watei by a ran »l from the liver, with h 1**11 ul h tween twenty and thirty iVet. Any pci^m or (Nisons wishing to to Ho w eithet milling m tumiiiig, l could he well situ ited—it is hut to view the pie. niise* to be plea-cd with the same. Hersutia I wi hing to pui chase, would do well to make app i all ill soon—Tems will be libciat, am! ncconitm dating, by applying to the suhsc :»bei on the pi enlists, within a hull mile ol leaks viilf*. JOHN BARN H I T. Aug. 23. 3w3tv* Vvime Tntmecu \iumV KOU SALE. i I \lll-j subscriber wishes to sell li«\> acies o I land, situated m Bedim d eounty, a tew miles from uugli’s I n v, on James i w ei, and about twenty-five liom Lym tilling. The e is on this tract a lai ge pm tio- ol exec lent ol.ai co laud to cleat, and liesh land in eullivotimi suili eient to employ live 01 si\ banns. Inc true, may be h.ui entiie, 01 ivideci. o» term up. ply to the subseiibei, living si\ mile smith ol i the premises. JOHN WIIARION. Aug. 23. 3 iv tw m\w Vtvcvsv.cr wanted. P| Mll'l subscriber u islns to employ an nr 1 titfy healthy mini irith it miuuI Jaunty, to orerlou/; a limitation, in Amherst, about nine, mih s f rom Lynrhburg. .Vo?/' vad apply tor tin situation, want such us am bang satisfac tory/ testimonials, of their capability. sobriety industry and attention, personal applirntion to the subscriber only vitt In attended In In may be sail upon the limitation in hnhersf Jons JAout a w*ek nice, »nd was i ant'd hy Mi Richa d Anderson in Buckingham, now living in Albemaih wim owns hL t ilht i and mother. The aluivi i evvurd will be paid hy La pi John Fiank.m living at Am In* -I court In u il the* negro is dclivei ed to him, oi secured in any Jail so that the subset i her (Delivers him aga n. THOM \S OB \Y July 2d 1() U 'W The, Subsrvibcvs ll.fi It LM tor the tcmi of one year, with the pi ivilt* ;e id sowing null giain this tall, all the lands belong to the c-tatc ol the late Jus'.ua Tiuslm ol Amhcr-t mil ity. consisting of the pi ml mil-»u "inch he u il cd, tile tenc.me.it winch t n c ly t»e c>ng«*d to Armed can Rucker, in I the p'ant dion on the Long Mountain. There lauds a c extensive, and v liable, with com!'liable in.pt ovcim u s, and in good order lor ciop ing. The Long Mountain if act will he set up to the highest bid der,on the piemisca, on the 14th day cd .Sep tetuhei next and the othei two plantations will in hkc manner he set up, at the late mansion iiou ol the decedent, on ti c Jlst cd the* *iim* month. llukli: iu tinsllv, ALFA B I LNM.LV, Minis uj Joshua Ti'iithiy, dir'il Aug 23. 3 w3w Notice ON tin' 1 nth tlsiy of August, Ih.’O, (nr tlicrenliouts,) 1 iM cuteil tu Dio. id Kc.iim of the comity ol Monroe, nmt state of Virginia. three In mils for t lie Mini ol -i\ linmlreil dollars each; one pit)hide the first day of .fiiumirv, l.dgl, one payuhle the first tiny of July, Ihdi, mid one pHyuhle first day ot July, Hgg—pp. is to caution the public against taking e.n n siguinent of, or ill nuy iniumer trading for the said hoods, ns I ilo not consider my sell hoiiinl to pay the Mime, either in law or equity mnl mil determined not to do so. BENJAMIN OLIVER AVELTON. Buckingham, Aug lti. 3 w3w* licdford June Court, 1 H.’.J Nancy Aithur widow of liaimhas Arthur, deceased, John Arthur, \Vtliiam Arthur, Levi, is Arthur, Jolio Pi at. and t .nny Ins wile, I t, Fanny Arihor, Nathan Li car, cud Em y his wily late I airy Aithur, tie Bowles and Elizabeth his wife late Elizabe'h Aitlni ami hciisot IttioUa A'liite nee. and Elr/alnth -Aithur, 1'la inti t Is, Against Samuel Clay tor and John Arthur, Kx’is o llaroahas Aithur dec. and liaimhas Arthui and Caleb Arthur, Defeiulnuls. IN CUANCERA'. The defendant Barnabas Aithur and Caleb Aithur nut having entered their appeal anre ac cm ding to the act ot assembly and mles ol this eomt, and it ca ing to the satisfaction ol tin eouit that they neno inhabitants ol IhisCunc inonwealtn. it is theielme ordeied that they d appear here on the fourth Monday in Novemhci next, and ails wet the com|ilainants, bill and Ihl a copy ol this .Jilin he loithv.ilh published in the Lynchburg Pit L>r two month, sucres -ively aim published aL the limit iloor ot tin eomt house ot said county, on two sevual court days. A Copy—Teste. wBw J. STEP I OF, C B.C. fUXKB roa SALE AT Tills OFFICE NEW (iOGDS. IE Norvfll \V. I!. Morgan .Ire Hint' tmivinfr their Stork of YnH \V vnlvv IUuh\*, AMtlKtl WHICH a ii K Till'. FOLLOW I.NU t Ml perilHAS Hllll lull' t'lllllis 1 >ilto ililin (.'asimrrei, f miry enlor'd li-se t'lndis (.'mttings, Hniking mnl flushing*, White, \rllnw mul Kill flnnml', Snttinetts, iniigli mnl Hi'iilhwnili’s Napt I 'oilnus, hel *ey mul I'lnins, IIiimi', Strip'll nml I'ninl III nil.el*, Circassian mul liniiiii.i/im' riniils, Tiiilmi ilittn, Him k mnl enlor'd Hoinl'iivine*, 'sn ip'll, li pll't'd mid plain llumluu i ll.-i, ItnMimlls, ^sinp'il, ligiiml mul plain t'mpe I i gill 'll Silk It ll n Merino, rape, t .i'lni i-i Waterloo on! ‘♦ill Slide, I,, Swnnmhin n Triininiitgs, Merino Tippet-,, flag and lied limnliuitiii lldkfs, fnney ililin, V nleneia, f Inri-ntim- Snini i Silk, tint in mill Vflvrt Anii.- II' f mi'i i ittci|iiilly I fuil mnl Flow cr I'ii o". iliiij-, 1.1 -ml I.hiiiIm npf 1*11(1 Soil'll if, (liif lulling Mu l'i li t' I .trail in;;. •Ao/f -—I lif’U mre ol every (If o'iption, mnl (In' -i lo tion well oili tiliilfil to givi. Ilia pupil a tuwti? lor /.mnl tpc l/riiuini;. Ill'll. Acmlfinioil Fit o ,V«/i —Iii loricul mnl ntlici Itraw inus from tin’ pi'iifjl ol tin- mo t I'.flc'linitol Mi'li'l'- In Iiiirupn, whoi in Hu: IiIIIIinII f!milf f Hiilnlnl. l’i i mi ,yi I-! pur m .i"i ot -i niontlo. 111.MM MtlltUIS. Sept. Ft *i itiv FOIl LKA.H1S. 'I In*. J5ri< It 'raveni al f Inn lollf c(iinilnm-f i oHionl for Iritsf loi it 'fini ol yrin pit ion lo hr pvpii l||.‘ hill, ,JnV Dio .snl'i r in- »t I Ills is n |,iI'm’ nii,| vi rv Cfin ’.I ilit'lil I 'lllllli hllll'llt l.l'i I' H (,!llil'f j ll\ llliy in n ..iti'V siliintloii—hull tin- finl jiiililic ini’i'liii, .11 11,1' |,Ihci'. till (IIIIIIII riniils pnssim; tliroiij-'li il. tin- 11'un i'liinja rumlil .mi of i||(. vil l»a''. t)i«- niimlicr of Imiirili'is ii-siilin(r in it tlir i-M'i llrm i- nf I lie in i;: lilioi Imoil, unit oilier in iim-tiini i s, n nili i it n ii rv i lijil in situn till!! til !ll>> one who will kern II mill Iinlle V|i|ily to illi.N HV V or \V'11,1,1 V\I M U VI KIN-. two n| llu jirojiiii'lot's, Aiian t 16 *2 iv2m HOR RENT, Til. WHi ri: HOI'SH, on -ill Ktrrrt, mnV ori-iijiiuii liy .Mr. K. Atlii son. I’o-.« '.ion may Iimi on 1 Ik I-• oi »VjvtiJi&( i, or pcrlmpfi onucr, il ic. 'I'lircd. KDW.UW IMTFKL. Sept. 24. \v4w JS*olicfe. f 1MIK HidMcrihri* Mill i xposc to »nlo, on X lli*: It*//# “l Oiinhtr hi-jIj .it hi- rrsidenrti oi <*nm|»h« ll comity, nl»oiil om; lit■ n«J»# ci l#ar i ris «'j i u, iiinl lii' crop oi out.*, lod’Jcr, tec !og» tlii-. with nil tin* -tod; ot hot cattle liog" find n»*i p, ami a cart uud steer.-*.— Term? made known on Min day. C. R COBBS. Scptrinhcr 21 4l4 7 1!>\3tlAU %V.VIX t'AiX /■MIC Subscribers have on hand a large A and well assort* d slink of LOAF SUGAR, Coni]>i isiug all the different i|unlitics, 20, 1100 ltis. oi which at 14 to la (cuts j>cr III Also, Sugar house molasses in Unis. am lihls. mjieiior ouulity, and a lew boxes lies dry 11 a* ana white' ugiir, which we oiler I'm ait: nl our sugar refiner) at 'lie lowest j ri res. WKSTON 6t Mr KIM. Kichmoml, Sept. 1.4. Swifts l- Pamolnlinn for If.irlmnil.i anil M m i. lb t.i i) rnirh the better:- there are few oddities wliirh may not claim nn hle |>rere(|entii. The Klllpfi'Or Julian ink «*«l his fingers on purpose, t 'nmnioilir pnvv dctiil his wig with gold dust, and Julius ('ics.tr wore a green one. Font# nelle eared lor nothing hut asparagus fried in ml Sir Isaac .Newton turgid hit dinner, and Moltcre consulted nn i.Id gentlewoman. Hr ii a glnvrii, Itcttcr still he is no worse than tiuhi nr ten learned men now living, and h dl'ii hundred dead. It Is it sign lie does not. admire himself too non It, nod a eomforlahh security that nohody else w ill. llr ii nhrtvii nhrnivt.- lln will come home when lie is tired. Hilda return to their nest hut seldom to their cages, ll‘ him buillr. -timid I— People in n hurry are like hailstones, w hich leap ahoot with great noise, and then settle very tpii illy. Hustle is a healthy exercise in all climate ven savages have their game, called wm l ee.” II. tides, n ttdgetting person if only an idle one in a lever, lie t lias lost half an hour in the morning, and runs after it the whole day. Ih I. i mo nr i/. That is n great com lull. Flints yield oil sometimes, and the greatest loiseis may he talked out of it. Old Rlwcs used to say, young Pill eould have persn uh d him to empty his purse at any time: besides, tile money it si If i:i good and a miser is no inure to lie iitusi- 1 deicd than the ling which holds it One' may ttud the opening it mic can. Ih I nru ii'inr.— \iioiIht cumfori; l<>r then the money vvill not be ki pt very '.Hi ly and it causes iiilenij'tnim* of inti licet vv hit'll make 1 lie wife regent. He ides, if tie w ill reduce himself to a brute, he ml h ivi no leasoualile ollji i tion h* being bcit teu. A nnled hildicr ictnrning lion non/ion I one day found his wilt leak, rolled him self in it, and fell asleep. llr I’.ulliei c line in, and t ting In r tlm di graeed, ri mem lieled lln ItiM-aan law which inflict the linlor;.1 nn ladies who drink before nine n* i clock Thinking lie had not el ded his i right to eh,i itise, ns Itie.'.ian latlus's do, he liroiigld two Htieks and applied tin in with great pel ev ranee and ell', i t Sn the l»dy told the 'lory, lull her llllllliaud never did, lint being, .pule sore wlui gave him flic bn ru.;,v, Ih is Jiits tinnnlr, Xnfi.id tiling. Snrli penple, xny I lie M mpux ni l Iiilil.i x, always llliiUc a11m i111 at the unit of till' aei iiillil He-not witty, m il,e no replies, anil good humour w ill liillniv. The dew ix xwei teef null illii*t |>le111iti11 In lint eliiirite Al. lie le e always curried a l imn of sugar ill his poeket In hulil ill hi* mnutll u Ill'll he nr hi* eniiipailiuilM grew angry There are jilaeex where iptnnelxnme people are, pul into eolil hatlitl till they eeiiKe talking, hut we have not water enough in liugktud. wile re.e oiling v. itll an impatient hnihanil i. a illy ax the eglantine in the lalile iirgii iug with a waterfall, when it might have Innkeil ipijelly oil and Sparkled alter the r,prill k ling* Ih is jirnutl.-lkilie com furl xo are all hasty men. Wlutever ix passionate ia xn partial In hiiuHell'that lie will not hear eoiitradietioll, (till i It hoe w Ini I i e with him are patient, hi* Weak lie- will he their I tiling hold, fur lie Will let iKihndy else till* I lest tin lit. in churli.sit. Sim there Is comfort. 'If Ilf lias good i n will lie so oil it i vv iki'il hy oilier J K-I i j 11*1 I'nllii s, llial, like a l';iiinl lioiihf dug, il imisl liark a lillle ami j iioiK-Ht Litplishmeo, like llirir f 11outit< hounds, llavt! a gum I ilr I of stir Ine-s ahull I l!i> hi. lint, either with over nint h rude in or i lei ivi1 civility, untiling Is no i lol as ipiiet indifference. A llallcrcr ia snuni'V slianu-d and a rulliau tallied liy (Ids tli in liy grand airs. Itcsidcs, wliat seems |e'ei i Inn may lie iekness. Hin ts pre 11ml, f’loinellieu i was e.nleneed to ennure n a liftin' fault, lake a particular friend into your liousn Let her lie w ry In .mti ful, poor, and lashionalile or very ugly, willy, and elmpienl. Tiie ii■ I will take ue that lie shall know all your faults, and the other that his hall lever pass inimili cnl hy you. There will he telegraphs on In ill sides, and produce :i d< ep, liroaii, open hatred, as mneli preferahle in indifference ns a thick ice is to a little hoar IVost. If this is not enough, hire a companion, in old times, all families kept a lame Knave; and people in India still think a tame snake lucky io their houses. Last of all, take a prying cousin nr an intdrucli'c aunt then you will have a third person to hale, and uilliciciil business for you hotli to remove her agiliti. She is a Shrnn. Very consoling:—a sinew is always it good manager anil a lit tle eater. Keep a mi -ellievoils dog and a dupid fonthoy, and her anger will never trouble you; Her tongue is the safety valvi of the steam engine. Shi is Ion busy. Beth r still. Busy peo ple ari' apt to he short sighted, which pro1 serves peace in families. Bees see Only an inch hi1 lore their noses. Shi talks ton tv nth ’Tis a better fault than sulkiness mid never ends so ill. An honest gentleman may stop his ears, hut he cannot see through a fog. Archbishop Cranmer proposed to make a sullen tem per a claim for divorce, because he tho’t a silertt woman a thing not lit to enter hea ven. For," says he, we are never told that .iinri Is hold their longue?.—They must Im women, for tin y are always talking and singing.” .Ynhuih/ knows her mind.—She is not to hlume for knowing more than other peo ple. Woman's mind should never he seen except in prolih fur she is w isest when she ilo vvs only half her graces and r tlmt’s. Wind -hould we think of a jeweller if hi never shut his windows? And as some •Peat man said on a similar occasion, ‘‘It proves she might fce trusted with t sc ent.” ft VAr A/a'/cri /in flioney. —'flit re is cmi. iii !mi'1, i\ext In marrying an heiress, a pctiuy|r«* girl is I In- hr si, for you tnay have. Ilic or* dit .uni authority of an nhlignr, an* lie the terv (tilde nf (111 obligee luoif |i fu liahly, if jail pb*.iso, slip will ipinrt you.' inrlmip with more fancy and glee than tr4 heire* i Inly take far off or you onia* Hi r y all In relations. iSAe i: nlnm. eertahi rure for dl thrr plagues, heranse, like All run’s l ml, i* wallows them nil. Of id I the dig ease', aekliovli red |iy physicians, il is the. niost |ini11111i, laii in,i t ec(* WilU,huA Im i iisi doji In oiM. t sh»* «tti irtii A i •Itahuu'i »iii il,. whit*-mil. tun \««|il,no4 thuU. Ai**l now i* ffont col umn 's impiest W'. s held at Wert 1 *t.iKit on I lull silay, nil the Imdy of a wo man named V| t imu, who was Inuini dead among the roe) at the foot of the. high el.II which overhangs the favorite n.. treat m gt'gllo of Kuseiiisl.o, w In re that ok* Inn l Was wont to legale hllilselfand friends mill wine alter dinner, nliil.i *iMi m. llure liming the revolution. The vet diet, was mu idcntal death. I In nri'iimsl mce i Dial have market] llm life ni this 11111r1111<■ unman, ami her npw Unhappy Inn band, have In i-u in mine res perlH I'unuiulie aril her i nmluef, sinee I <«r marriage, hint nflui.l* d nne of I he limit" -f evain|ileM ni constant nod ardent alli eiiun. And what in must reniarkahle is, that tk Was the intensity of her alfeetiun, that i mi red her uuliniely death. It appears tllut lin y were arouajnt* d in Ireland, lint as tut |ieeuhar idtai hntent i veiled lietweeu them, they emigrated In this enitiilrj', separately, and at ditleli id limea. I ly accident tiny met either at West Point nr near the Kouir dery on the opposite side of the river, o, leu years since sunn after whirl), it wan agreed that, they hlinuld he married, when* t ver Patrick should have rained a certain sum ol money, Patrick then went away and labored hard and lived prudently, un til he had accomplished that object, when he returned, and wan tnaid.d for Ins ti h\ tile heatl and hand ol the object of Ins a flection. 'I heir lot war cast in the hum* tie walks ul life, it j,t true, Imt never did .'i enupl lire more eontenledly and happy ih.ni they. And whom ter Patrick hut hei ii called Away on Inisiness, if detained longer Ilian u as aulii ipaled, she knew nei ther rest nor nlltudier until his return.—It. is but a limit tune Bluer Patrick went to New burg uia boat, where In- u .ei detained, all night and such was the nu\n ly of his lailhful wile, that In- sat tijuiii a elili lliatf o'i rlumgi lie river, nr walked upon tlia edge nl the rugged rteep, until the boat, i .line safe In .Imre in the uiuruing. AuJ ulleii has she e.milled (lie solitary hour*, lhe\ pa is* *i tedniu sly on, in the aafne man* tier, u bile no sound hrnk* upon the dull huir i ol night, nave I lie howling of I lie rudo wind* above, and the tkodnng of the sorgo against the rocks below, mingled i.tension* ally with the stern Voire of the wiatliu-g In aieii Hi'iiliiiel, as he slowly pact d ins s* lit;*ry round, or perchance the glnnmv i•■•■i ll ill Dm Iniir Idl'd of nighl. tin tin* morning oi tlm fatal day, I'atrick event itu an open hnat to I lie mills lit liuttcrmlllr: !il n out two milts helotv, and she had! prepared to \isi| some friends on the other* i'h- oi the ri\ er, hut would lint go Until f. 51 return. He was ahsciil longer than was eeperted, jiikI she repaired to the Wonted place ol w atching, and seated herself on 11 iag, w Inch shelved o>er the deep and (l;irIg ahyss Irt'nentln Night rame on, and the taitldul cegjifure, probably overcome hy fa ligoc. and anxiety, dropped asleep, fell and was dashed tn pieces I In the morning her “haw I was found upon Ihc rock, and her lifeless body uirtnug the fallen fragments, 170 h ct below 1 nation.—Truth and plain dealing arc. ninetimcH the result of friendship. Hut to litter in conversation any thing, which, though hue, gives useh ss and unnecessary pain, is not only a broach of good Ilia liners, hut ol good morals, and indicates a dispo sition ii.il'ii',illy cruel and feme mu*. Tim man who wantonly torture* tile mind of his fellow cn a tun s would torment his bo dy it In could do it with impunity. Military lit a Met -The cautious conduct of a commander of the allied army at Urn battle of Fonh’iioy, called forth the ridicule <