... in. 29i A pretty-looking woman and a young man sat in front, a 65, and laughed and appeared in excellent spirits, though in t __ this manner they travelled for thousands of miles, having 18 ome across the desert direct by land from New York. cm te They ...

... instantly sent for, and took the woman into custody, at Ie the same time taking possession of the knife, which was rn recently sharpened, and had marks of blood on it. On 'e leaving the house with the constable, the woman said to ie her husband, It shall ...

... read them in a true light, they misapprehend them, SI both for good and evil : their good woman is a rE queer thing, half doll and half angel; their bad cc woman almost always a fiend. Then to hbear then itE fall into ecstacies with each other's creations ...

... nuiserousv different forms of action are reduced to tbur, namely,i 1, for money; 2, for mnoveable property; 3, for wrongs;r 4, tar land. From Sc'inde there is not much worthy of notice. From Mooltan the most importatit item of intelligence, we regret to say, ...

... deeply instructive. Scenes op the Civil in Hungary, in 1848 and 1849, with the Personal Adventures of an Austrian Officer in the Army of the Ban of Croatia.—There has been an immense deal of sympathy bestowed in this country upon the brave Hungarians and their ...

... within three days for committing trespasses he was then placed was an apt illustration and a singular in pursuit of game upon lands belonging to the Marquis of proof of the doctrine which he had just been enunciating Exeter. respecting Divine aid in all human ...

... graphic scenes depicted in this interesting volume are narrated in a series of letters written by an Austrian officer in the army of the Ban of Croatia, and depict his personal adventures during his encounters with the insurgent Hungarians in the ever-memorable ...

... and decre- pid, bowed under oppression and the paralvzingt influence of a false religion. America, daily rising in power, a land of light, freodo m, enterprise, and ChrhstianityianBy what extrhaoetrdnaory arm is it, a thennthath unlike in every thing else ...

... possessed, and to apply the money towards a the the reduction of a mortgage debt, and empowered them It, teto sell certain lands and buildings, after the period of fifty &, Years from his death, for the benfi ofhscilrno ee-their heirs lawfully begotten ...

... from upccards of enid hundred ot O'iysoieicns and Surgeons of the greatest emimnoce, at well as H. from many Officers of boath Army anod Navy, end nearly oen ad thousand private letters from rho Gentry in town sand country, so speakine in high terms of this ...

... Lot the land your watchword be Sconut , 0, sceut, thle servile stave That crouchses when hie may be free. Up, ye heroes, at the despets, Lick. no mere the despoit's hland; Leave your pauper werkheuse mossppels, Live like freemnia en your land, ?? free ...

... 200 He said thirn, after the family left the Haousa of Refuge, I0he vsa ted them, eind found them in extreme poverty. 0 ?? woman was near her confinement ; the had nothing 1 4 but dirty ragso to lie upon, ton coals to burn, and no food 0 e to ina. Situ) ...