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... STORIES We Icam with great pleasure, from the following note, that , Mrs. Hall conteraolates the publication of a series of stories, j expository of certain peculiarities, and intended to correct , certain faults, in the character of her humble but w ...
... AN AFFEGTING LOVE STORY. A Bayonne journal gives the following romantic tale from the Aldudes Inthe valley ofthe Baston lived two brothers on the most affectionate terms, occupying the cottege, and enjoying the snail property legt them by their perents ...
... LOVE STORIES. Every age bas been marked with some peculiar charactr- -istic, from which it has taken a distinguishing name;,s fo instance, i The Age of Superstition-` The Age of Chi- valry- The Age of Discovery, &e. &c. Thc one in which we live, I ...
... BASEMENT STORY Contains Furniture for Servants* Apartments, Mangle, Oat Bins, Meat Safe, Tubs, Boilers. Tables, Coppers, and the usual Kitchen Requisites. PROGRAMME OF SALE. First day, Monday, the 21st Feb*Stock, Carriages, Horses, Farming and Dairy ...
... STORY OF KIENZI. the year H 37, an obtcure man, Nicola di Kienzi. conceived the project of restoring Rome, then in degradation and wretchedneu not only to good order, hut even to her ane;ent greatness. had received an education b *yond his birth, and ...
... STRANGE STORY. I The Jackson (I. a.) Republican has the ; subjoined remarkable narrative, the editor vouching fur the credibility of his informant. ' The affair is nut impossible, certainly, but there is something of the fish story about it nevertheless ...
... AN AMERICAN STORY. Importakt Discovkrt iv ths iNTiazoa of Africa. —(From tba New T*rk Journal of Cammrrcc.)—-A latter from Mr. Asbmun, the Governor Liberia, to Ih# Directors of the American Colonization Society, received (he brig communicates the interesting ...
... THE MAJOR’S STORY. (From ** Charles O'Malley,” the University Magazine for October.) When I was Acting Commissary General to the Portuguese forces, some few years ago, I obtained great experience of the habits of the people? for, though naturally of an ...
... all agiee in the general event, scarcely two, even of those who pretend to the best infor* ■aation, tell the story the same way. Another such story, which the name of a lady •f condition madn'useof having keen an apparition in country seat Fraace, is far ...
... NARRATIVES AND STORIES. 1. ■\lY OWN STORY; 18mo., with Frontispiece, 2r. cloth. ‘2. A VISIT BIRTH-PLACE, 18mo., with Frontispiece. Third Edition. 2s. 67. cloth. INNISMOVLE, by the same Author, !Bmo., with Frontispiece. Second.Edition, 3*. 67. cloth. 4 ...
... corst-stori: AND WSX>Z> ENCLOSED YARD, THE Store contains four Lofts 60 feet by 18 each, together with a return l#hy 19 feet, in which there is a tiled Kiln, on good construction. The under story divided rooms, there are two offices and a sm ll bearoom ...
... MARVELOUS STORY. Many hare doubted the existence of the occult acience of magic, or aupernatnral agency; .but even in ' our own day and country there hare been instances of it, so well authenticated, as to put incredulity to the blush. We hare now to ...