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VOL. Ho .. An Independent Republican Newspaper, Published at Auraria, Lumpkin County, Georgia, devoted io the preservation of the Union, and Sovereignty of the I States. The sycophant of no Party—the slanderer i Ot no Individual—the friend of Jackson. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, I?y _Vii. M. CRATES Terms—Three Dollars per annum when paid in ad vance or at four dollars, ii not paid until the end of the year. No paper will be discontinued, but at the option of (he Editor, to any subscriber in arrears. Advertisements and Job Work will be executed at the customary prices. Communications to the Editors must be postpaid to entitle them to attention. No subscription received for less than a year. EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS’ DUTY Notice to Debtorsand Creditors to be publishep r six weeks.—Prince’s Digest, page 157. All intended Sales oi goods and chatties, belonging So testators or intestates goods and chatties, shall be published in two or more public places in the parish | anility] where such effects are to tie sold, and in the gazette, at least tortv days before the day ot such in tended sale.— ibid 151. All sales to be between the hours of ten and four •o’clock, and if continued from day to day. notice to be given thereof on tire first day of sale.— ibid 167. ISnles of real property to be on the first Tuesday in the month, at the place oi public sales,alter sixty days publication.— ibid 171. Application for Letters of Dismission published six months. — ibid 168. ESTRAYS. To be advertised by the Clerk of the Inferior Court SH2SZUFFS That advertise with us are notified that to make their sales legal, those for April must appear on the first day of March. » For .May, by the fifth of April. For June, by the third day >n Sf >iy. For July, by the thirty-first day oi May. j’or August, by the fifth dr. ■ bdy. For September, by the se<■<»■ i■y > f August. For October by the sixth it .y of September. For November, by the fou-tii day ot October. For December, by the li.-t day <>| November. Persons indebted to the Inti-iiigencer are notified that we will receive in payment Dills ol any denomi liati >n on any of the solvent Bjmj£»_uMim> State. “ ' ’ NOTICE. PUBLIC notice is heteby given, that I have this day revoked and mad.- null and void a certain powerot attorney and bond, made by myself, to one Ainos Lard, to make titles in uiy name to 1..t num bet 578, in the 12th district of the Ist section, as the consideration for which papers were given is about to fail. TIIuMAS JACKSON. Sept. 10-58—Ht. geoEglG A PROCLAMATION Bij WILBON LU M PKIN Governor and com mander in Chief of the Army and Navy oj thia Stale and the Alii it la thereof. WHEREAS, I have received official information that on the 15tu inst. in the county of Haber sham, in this Slate, a murder was co omitted on the body ofCalvm J. Hanks by John VV. Thompson and Elbudgo G. Harns; ami it luucg represented ro me that Huid H*rru has escaped and 11- d trom jimUivh I uavc f tla** pr* Hill, hereby oflermg a reward of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any person or pt>rsons who may appre hend mid deliver the fluid fugitive to the slientl o Jai lor of sanl county of Huber sham, that In- may b< tn. 0 for the offence with w inch he is charged. And Ido moreover charge and require all officers civil and mili tary in Utts S ate, to be vigilant in aiding to bring saul offender to justice. The said Elbridge G. Harris is represented tobei about 5 feet 8 or 9 luches high, ratlrei spare made, dark skin, sallow complexion, high forehead, a Mong thin taco, the skin of which is very rnugh; a duw nlcas} and very forbidding countenance. In testimony w hereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal ot die state to be affix rd iheieto, at the Mine House in MiUedgi ville, this twenty first way ot August, eighteen hundred and dmiv loui, and oi the liidepvmienct* ut the Uuucd States, the iiftv multi. > ' WILSON LUMPKLN. li\t the Governor; VV M. A Tennille, Sec’ry of State. Sept. 3.—2i—3l IN addition to the reward offered by His Exeelleocy the .ov.-rnof, we will pa) tin sum I I'lVi. Hu.x lurtil) I.LARS, |.-r the up, icm-nsi>m a d < > u Libndge G. Hanis lu the Jad t d.b’iM... t' muiy JUH Hl Ul’HßluS. A M HANKo. Clarkesville, Ga. Sept- 3 -—27—3 l 5 GOLI) LOT FOR SALE.' FBI HE subscriber utiers !<>r saic, u «<<i a power o. B Attorney Irvm Lite uwuei, Ju..n Buaii, Lol No 7'Ji, 12di Ihsiiici, and IstSccuun. I\,r iermsappiy to him at DuhiuUucga. JOHN CHOICE. Sept. X—97—li GEORGIA CHEROKEE COL NTY. VKVLzHi.it AS James Buriuorv. applies to lue tor Y V tatters at Aumimsli*>uu .uu lue < ».a v. 4 ii< r> Doo-'oii, Hue ot said t' liulv, uica.-. •.. lue.e are thcreioi’v. io cite and auruo.tis.t ait *m Li.pirtU a.id creditor*, ol said ee, aseu. io be and ap pear, at my office witnm me urn, pieecnocU ov iaw. to shew cause, if «my tuey have, way >a.d .«.TGn» shuuiu * UOl b* granted Giwu under my hand ami seal. \U£- 2L i* 11> 1.1.11* kK<>tlC. C. O. BROUGHT io Jail ui Du iumn* g-> ua , n eunday the iltnof Uns iii’t . uiuiatu. ma... »U .1-» ? artot ugc, W la a scare 111 one v. riel ol tus uioutir, vv .io suv s turn he Uci.M.gs -o tvu h Old Huff ol OgkUKajH. eou. ty o.u- im vw . i juquesxcu IO cum- lo.watd, p t w e pmptuy . .n.u .<mv y him aw*}- y U Joi’or. IIIWEMS EtWSBBW SPY IN THE WEST, * 4 LET TH ER BE HARMo.MY IM THINGS ’ SSE rIA L—L IB?aRA LI T Y IN THINGS N T ESSENTIAL CHARITY IN AL L ’ AURARIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY, GIIDRGIA, OCTOBER 15, admjmsriiAloirs sale. A GREEABLY. to an order of toe Interior Court o ZSL Jackson Comity, woen si. ting tor ordinary pur poses, will be sold on the first Tu.-sday hi November next, before the Court house doot in the town of Zebu lon, Pike coumy, one lot of land number two hundr. d and forty, in die second district of originally Monroe now Pike County, as the proper‘y of John Eskridge deceased, sold for the benefit ol the heirsand credit rs ot said deceased. SYLVAN US RIPLEY, Adm’r August 27— 2G— tds. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. W r ILL be sold, on me first Tuesday in December nex(, at Edahwah CneroKee County, lot iiu.idjer 38, in the lith district of the 3d section, as .he property of Berryir.au Marshal dec’d. Smu tor tiie benefit of lhe heiis creditors of said deed. — Terms made known <m - hi- day oi -ale. ARIHIBvL GOLQLUiiOUN, Adm’r, BAKbIIABA Ai ARMIAL, Ad.ur’x. Sept. 17—29 —tds, ADMIMSTRATOK’S SALE. be sold, to the highest bidder, at the court # w h Use door at Cun.mmg Fo >sy ih. on the first 'Tuesday hi De<.ember next, lot ni.rutmr 801, in the 2d district o'the first section, cmitair. mg forty acres as tho properly oi John Callal.am. deceased, Sold tor 'he benefiit of the heirs and creditors ot said deceased. Terms made known on the day. GEORGE VERNON Adm’r. Sept. 17—19—tds. ADMINH PR TO tS S ILE. ILL be sold on the first Tuesday tn Decetnber V V ncx’, at the house of Jesse Clem nons. the place oi holding public sales, known as the Couit House oi ■ alker county, lot number 54, in the6in distiiciof the4tli section, sthc pr periy ol Berryman Mrtr-hal deceased, bold for the item tit of theirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day. ARCIIIBAL COLQUOHOUN. Adm’r, BA Rail ABA MAKoIIAL, Admr’a. Sept. 17—29—ids. dSY "H JIROUGHT to Lumpkin county ..-Sj .» Iff -JAIL, on the 21st instant, a j;\ Nr.GRO BOY. about 21 years old. "b” sa s '*'* ~l,me is SIMON, and Epi that it- Inlongs to lohn Clayton, of Pick, ns District Smith Carolina. r'i * * le ou,l, r * s requested to come fcf forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away. N. B HARBIN Jailor. Dahlohnega Ga. August 27 26—*f TAVeitN l 01l THE subscribers offer for sale their well known COuMODIOI S HOUSE and lot, now occu py d by them, as a House . t Entertainment,situated <m tiie soutli west cori.er <.f the pnblic squarem the town of Da lohi <ta, Lumpkin county, l.tortiu; to gether with suet, house hold and kitchen furniture as may be wanting io keep up a boarding house at'he above stand. A liberal credit will be given, Willi good security, upon part of tiie amount, Persons wishing to purcfmse pioper'y of this kind, situated as Hisin a inoldy nourishing village eqm led by few 6c smpassed by n -m in point of H aith, would do well to cull a .d examine the premises immediately, ai great bargain will be given. R. S. BRASHERS, THOMAS J. MASON. Sept. 17—29—Gt. guild MINES AND GOOD La ND LOIS FOR SALE. tee sold on me eighteenth day of Novem » w her nest, in the town ot AlilleUgevide, in hum ol La Fuyeice Hail, commencing tn lOo'cloca, the loiiowinggold unuvs intne Cherokee regions. No. Dist. Sec. 937 12 1 ©MI 12 1 2»»3 13 1 Norfh 15 L> 1 North 61 13 i North 117 (2 i 1249 19 2 On the same day, the following lots of land in the same section oi the Stale N'“- Dn>t. Sec. »9< 13 3 LIO b 3 98 6 4 93 23 3_ 2 08 J.) 9ii io 3 The loregoitig lots will positively be sold, for t .e purpose <>t bringing m a close a company mteresi; utidoutned uties t<> be made. Terms sitah be liberal. Due fourth in Cush, bulauce at 12 months \V. U D. vv EAVER, E. bEVMORE, F C. M. KI.vLEY. henry m. terrell, Sept. 24-30. Jgml NOTICE. 1 HEREBY caution ah persons from traufng fora uoievi baud, di ,«w by win. Huiiseit, m Uvui of 'J v. blacken oi bearer, tuf seventy five dollars, dut- I ed about the stti inst , aan pay able ou< da_v alter da<e. !As the Same was lost al Ims p ace on yestciu,v. ! All) fWlSoil lillUl g said dole. udU l< till lilt g | |o IUC, I shall bcliberaliv ixvvurucu. RUDNLI A IULLER, Leather's I'ord, Lumpkin county . Gu. bt-|>i. lb---jo- -U. BL Ax Ks.Ui 111 BLMNEbS. HE undersigned return their ibaima i the citi fl Mens .4 l.uUlpkiH county, Io the ilbei'ul puil'ua -la-vU< re 101. i» •cst«> woi upon lb. mat meir i rer. iv. Statius, utid i.vw imuiin liirm. <«nu me pubhc general ly, that they tiuve assov ,uii«. iheiu-etv cs -gt Iter in .lie unovc a’. .VuiuiUi vvl.cn llii .Ct ->gl. rai- iixiug on this trusiutss m>u variuus biai.cu - mil. leans uu m. er ii.C aims, repaired slid ,ul il. Cum olete order by them vu the shortest u«m < 1 jAMEb ER- .ER. TIicLMA? MWKE. ’ 21—-30—ts. J- T¥l> ADxVI INI b1 RA I OK’b bAI.E. be sold, on the first 1 uesday in oecembei V w next, at the Com i House, in >.umpKiii county, G orgia, between lhe usual hours oi sale. Lo number 9(10, in the fourth district of the first section, lormerly Cherokee, n -w Lumpkin com ty, , containing roily acres. It being part oi the real i estate of C itharine Dennis deceased, bold lor the j benefit of lhe heirs oi said deceased, in compliance | vv ith an order of the Inferior com t ot Waiien county, ! when silting for ordinary purposes Terms made i Known on the day ol sale. maN'IEL DENNIS, Sept. 24—3 U— ids Adm’r, PKUSPiICTUS, OF THE TELLEGRAPH, A P7EEKLY PAPER PUBLI HED IN DARIEN AT THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, ' BY NATHANIEL M. CAULi ER.. OUR first year has nearly closed, and as yet, we nave never come belore the public with a re gular prospectus. Our vi ws it is trie, h ve been briefly set forth in the first number i our .■ p» r but its circulation, at that early period vv as of course, ve ry limited, and they could not b< very widel dissem inated. Under these circumstances, presenting our Prospectus, it is but right that we should, in as lew words as practicable, reiterate them. Our Country, our State, and our Home, have an equal claim, and their several and united interest, it shah ever be our aim to promote. The general politics of our beloved country, shall occasionally occupy our columns, but as Editors, we, disclaim ail political party conneciions. A strict and uodeviating neutrality, tffiall always characterize our writings, forrea-ons which are good, and substantial. Our patrons and friends are tound among those ot both parties, and it is at their sngges ion, we consent to pursue ihis course, for the establishment of the pa yer is desired by all, and could not be sustained ex c<“-pi by a Union of both. Thus then, we aie engaged and to om friends ot both parlies, to our patrons, and to lhe public-—we pledge our best, and most unreinit led exertions, to render ours, a useful, enier<anmg, and inCeresling paper. Subscribers received at this office, and at the Da rien Bank Agency, Auraria, Lumpkin county. Georgia and South Carolina almanack so« f BTHIb Almanack is ready lor the pieSS. Persons M wishing io be supph dby tile quantity will be pleased lo make early application, ureal cate has been taken in the arrangement ot the mallei, and wi t be mken n> executing tiie <<r« ss work. Tms ALu inacK c •■■tains: i. The Callender and usual astronomical informa tion, with the time ol high wat>, at fsavaimah: calcu lated and prepared by Mr Roberi u,n r. 2. V table shoeing .in- numcs ol me counties m he Slate oi Georgia; die namesot the county towns, the distance ot each comity town to Milledgeville, the p“pulatiou oi every county m the Stale, including the counties in Cherokee lerriiory and the names ol the sheriffs, tux collectors, receivers ol tax returns,clerks ot: tie Superior and Inferior Courts ol the several coun ties in the State. 3. The Governor of Geoigia. 4. The sittings oi lhe Superior and Inferior Courts of Georgia, with the names ot the Judges oi lhe Supe nor Courts and of the solicitors, 5 Viilitary orgomz-lion ot Georgia, comprising die names ot the major and bngaUiei generals, wnh Hie uami sot tiie comm,ilce c mpusmg each biigude. 6. franklin College, comprising the names ot me Trustees, course of siuuy. auu the names oi toe gen tlemen composing the Faculty. 7. Banks hi Georgia. 8. City oi Savannah, comprising the corporation, city court, banks, dec. 9 City ot Augusta, comprising the corporation, city court, frc. 10. Rates ol storage and commission adopted by the ware nouse keepersol zKugusia. 11. Cusiumary ireignts between Savannah and Augusta, adopt* u by the ate., m boat Company . 12. South Carolina, lhe civil and military organ ization o> that Maie; die sittings ot the several courts; the names ot the sheriff's a..u clerks utcouits; Medical Colleges; and Sulim Carolina volleg’ . 13 South Carolina Rail uoad, between Charles ton and iiumbuig, rates of passage, rates <H fretgld, hours ol departure ,rom the several stations, up-.aid ai.d dow nvv urd 14. Fedeiat Government. The names oi the prin paijotliccrs, Al< —i uuslilutwnulibt. Augusi 16-—22. P£t>OSP£CZVS OF THE SOUTiiiACN fePY, A U bbKl.l «V ED OP.ii'XJZt pubfismu m H Hiking, ton. H tikes < ount'j, Georgia, lo be devoted to Politics, Literature, &C. - i mis so long been lhe custom oi person > aunoun | , jug their design to establish a f’ress, to issue a j I'o.specius comai.-iug lue pn»cipks v. inch they in tend lo m»miaii>. mat a departure m the present m Stance would na-dly be puruoneu. Hie people have u..questionably tn- nglil to be mformed, wua< pain we uee-ig.i lo travel, nd to judge first >i its propriety, and aderwuius H lheie should bi a deviation horn the same- W " would men toe. bi i< tty stale, Inal our ■ object is lo advocate and su, pori io the extent ot out ; ability, the doctrines pioicsscd ana practised by tm. I mon i any oi om Stale, beiicvnig them io ue essen tial >o the prifvivuu- ii of <■’■• extsh nte as a oaUml, and tm: pe<; eiuu-lou ol our usppmess u.- a p<op.e. • it-e we believe lo l>»: generally k.iowh anu uliuel - bi >od by dm citic os oi uur 8 •> t , a id indeed the pio p-, .hint «da p.0.-pexiu- would ; lectmlc i-.H lr being • X ;*m u lull ’ X MH-tll 111 ik iSli. v. e«u • I MI IV aw a1 v Ilia i loh-.-Bi- Us made and mH prac ised me viuiS limit lUil th it We s lOUld be I >Uoil le.t.versallli” lit ,uibc. we are vt conSx-.’iciiCc aiu name l--our i -ti ns a.”! rvautlt*, ami u'- laiia, we u.c j b< j uiged. l*ull u-i« <>t the paper wJi de v oted io mi-ceilaue ou- multi r, d.simct Hum puhlicii., emii.acing ttiai wtiich v. Hi lie luougm lie- setul and luieiestiug. l he Editor mmst.: G use cvu.y exertmn to make ins paper a.- ies;>ectabic and interesting sb uua 111 I.lb powtr. fie M»u bt rn Bpv will be publißtied on a Roy al sh cl with ew -yp, a pi«»s «l I*- 1 U-ma s am. U j cents i i advance, < r ihic 1 duou s at m< eml ill y, ar jhe fiiat ..UiubcTUil.be Issued üb-.u. lue m , ol ih.« uiu.ilu. JAMLS T. HAY. C_J ATTORN T AT LAW. Cherokee Court-House, Georgia, aS now prepared to attend to any professional bust siness entrusted to turn. He tenders his thanks to those persons who have, so liberally patronized him in the Courts where he has practiced. Communications to ensure attention, must come post-paid. April s—7—ts. HOWELL COBB ENEWS the notice to per sons indebted io him for subscriptions to, or work done, at the Cherokee I ritelhgepcer es tablishment, that lie will receive Bills of any <le noniinaiion on any of lhe solvent Banks of this Slate in the discharge if their demands, and to I ut the idea of a viololion of the law out of. the question, he will receive all Bills under five dollars, as the Agent of the person paying, and in no case authorised io consider it a payment ut til he shall have presented lhe Bill at lhe Bank and received specie for it. He also renews f! e request that persons indebted to him would adjust their dues in this way with out delay. Edahwah, C. 11. May 17. IS—if The papers of this State are requested to publish this notice. IL B. SHA W'S ' B AW OFFICE is next door to H-d Choice’s Hotel, on the Public ;^zz/ ssl Square, in Tahlauneca, Lumpkin county. June 14. —17—w3m. EHtertamment* fwthe buhßcriner. grateful lor the pa- H ironage s liberally bestowed upon ■l* h'' ll by a generous public, «t his Hotel at Dahioht egti, respectfully iidorms his of patr- ns and th? publu g- i.’Tally, that be has n cen Iv opened a > (’USE <F I NTER iNMF.'-T tn the comnr diou- House! tely ow ed by Rob- rt Ligon, a Leathers Ford. W ~eie he wl< spam no pui s t fender comfortable, all who may favor hiiA Whh a cull. Kz* He also informs the Citizens ol Lumpkin and t .idjoinn g coumies, that h?s sA VV and Giil''T MIL on the Chet-ane River, latelv .on ed by l(ol> ri 1.1,20 i, are m v. exci lb • ■ 'der and re. -Iv• io; o. ■ c ua! despa'.. ' * ; this hue of ms bu. /iess. JOHN O. BRAt KEN. Awgu.-1 27.—26—t5. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. ttjb ANAWAY from the subscriber -fc-A residing in Lumpkin county, a ZJu>, Negro \\» mail by lhe name of MARY; s,ua 'l size, and dark complexion \ Disbelieved that t-lievvill make tor Abbeville District tiouih Carolina, w here she has a mother The above reward will he given to any peison «f who will deliver said woman to lhe subsetiber at his plantation near 1 eather’sFord, or his Gold Mine on cane creek, on Lot No. BG4, 12th Dis. Ist Sec o for her safe delivers m anv Jail in the State WILLIAM Pl''CUB ACK August 27.—20—3 t NOTICE. IOST or mi-laid, a promisory note, of which the 2 subj -.med is a copy. All persons are cautioned not 'o trade forth’ samc.ne «h»- puymei.i ie SAMUELT. ROW LAND. Ancust 27—26 —ts $23 36-100 Auraria. August 13, 1834. one day after date, I promise to pay, S T Kou land or bearer, thirty-two 3G-lUO dol ar. tor value re ceived ADAM PECK- LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the Post Office at Auraria, Geo which if not taken out before the Ist day ot Ja uu>v next, will be sent to the G-iieral Post Otiic. as dead letters. A. L- Joseph Anderson, James Landrum, Peter Ashley. Criswell Lee, B, William Lumpkin, Thomas Butler, John M Love, Josepti L. Brannon, Samuel Lee, Samuel Berndt, Joseph Lilly. Mr. Baicti< Id. M. Berry Bivvn.e, D- K. Mitchell, J,.el W. Bulls. . Geo. K. McElvy, Polly Bain, Jesse Mills, John Boyd. J"*' |’l' Morrisou, L. C- Blake. Joseph Messer, C. B'-U Mdner, Abraham Ciow , James Martin, Rev John l». Chappell, Messrs. otKtime A Hutch- Lew is Chandler, 3. won. John D. Chapman, N. Col. A. Caldwell. Mathew Nelson. Pinckney Caldwell, P- Joh i Conner, Dr. Thomas A. Parsons, 2. Morgan Calhoun, Aaron Paimour, B’ t’j. CiiH man, James 1 rai-r. 2. Tho-nuS B Cooper, '1 Lomas I. Parks, Howatd S. Council. Jeiiersun Parks. D. Q- James L. D -li; Lewis W . Qml.ian. tv i> iam Du. can, R- Gen. Richard Dunlap, John N. Rose, bl«i he" D ihhi, Luward Richards’. Samuel Dum.a.l o. !•■ Cornelius SUird, Dr. Rouert L>. Toigrr, William .Smith, John Franklin. Do. tor Smith, G. J rules M. a ith, Timothy Gißw’O, Henry Sharp, Dr. W illiam A. Graham, X msoii Seines, Mix Meimda M. Gartn.ll, William 8, ears. Jeremiah GtbuS, Absolcm Stephens, Pliillp Ge.zer. *• 11. David J. 1 up.«r, Col Thacker B. Howard,'t.mucI late, Caleb H’ indoii, J. K. Thompson, Be.ja mutd. r, l.e u-1 Tt’omas.-en, .-ihi-iin L. -»<>diday, I’t t, r~-.> i hwcall, Janie.- Howard, Geo. C. 1 ary, .esse HogUe. Samuel Tatum, Startling 1 ileetuly, XUcbaid L. Th’wrnton, Mr. . ' John R. Hovel, Henry Verbine. Alfred Harris, VV. John Harvey, Robert S. Wooding, James B Hensonj Horace R. '-Yard, X Samuel Harris, Horatio Wright, 2. William G- Harris. Dr. D. A. , Wilds, 8. Joseph J. Hutchisoni Jocob Whitten, J. Wilha u Wiggins, Samuel Jones. Sarah Wheeler, K. Wm. R. Williams, Mr. Keath, Isaac R. Walker. Asa Keith, Y\ Daniel Killian, William Young. Charlt s R. Kaines. Persons calling for the above Letters, will please say they are advertised. CHARLES A. ELY, P. M. Oct. B.—32—ts. i.-. cel laneous. THE BEGGAR. Not long since an old beguar, named James was in the daily habit of placing himself at the principal gate bl a church in Paris. Ilis manners ami language, showed that he had received an education far superior to that which is lhe ordinary lot of poverty. Under Ins rags, which weie worn wnh certain dignity, shone a still living recollection of a more ele vated condition; This beggar also enjoyed great authority among lhe paupers belonging to the parish. Ills kindness, his impartiality in distributing alms among his fellow paupers, his zeal in appeasing their quarrels, had earned for him well merited respect. Yet his Ufa and misfortunes were a complete mystery to his must intimate comrades, as well as to the persons a'tached to the parish. Every moiu ing for twenty-five years, he regularly came and sat down at the same place. People were so accustomed to see him there, that he m'do as it were, part of the furniture of the porch ; vet, none of Ins fellow-beggar-, could relate h'* lra-t par'icular of tits lue. Onlv ”tie thing w s known. James never set Ins fool m the climctr, and yet he was a c niiolic. At the tune -rs religious services, when the dome resounded ‘'h hymns of de votion, incense, ascended move the altar,with ’he vows - f ibt: laitlilul tow .rds beave.n, when iln- crave nd tneh’dimis sound 1 I The organ ue -offi mo . i.ol'is ot 'hi- ..e-snmhled ■c HTsiians, lhe beggar fell himseli impelled to mingle his prayers with those of ti c churc.K; wi'lt an eager and contented eve, he contem plated If'-m without the tfuiemu.ly which the house of God presented, 'lhe sparkline re flection of rhe I.got through .he gothic win dows, the shade of the pillars, which had stood there for ages, like a symbol of the eternity of religion, 'be profound charm attached to the gloomy aspect of the church: every thing in spired the beegar with involuntary admiration. Tears were sometimes to trickle down his wrinkled lace; some great m'sfor. tune, or some profound remorse seemed to ngiluie Ins soul. In the primitive tunes of tho church, he might have been taken for a great criminal, condenmod to banish himself from he assembly ol the faithful, and t<> pass, like a shade, through the midst of the living. A clo’gvm u repaired every day to that cTiuTe~n ni"L« 1«-G»k ■ ■■ -I Iltui.imidnd from, one of the most ancient families in France, possessed of an immense fortune, he found u j--y in bestowing a’ U -dam alms. The beg— ga. had become the object of a sort of affec tion, and every mornmg the Abbe Paulin de Saint C ,accompanied with benevolent words his charity, which had become a daily income. One day James did not appear at the usual hour. The Abbe Paulin, desirous of not low. mg this opportunity for h.sc auly, sought thu dwelling "I the beggar, and found lhe "Id mon lying sick on a couch. The eyes of ’.he cler gyman was smittqu will* the luxury and mise ry which appeared in lite furniture of th >t ha bitation. A magnificeiit gold watch was sits, pended over lhe miserable bolstei; two pic tures, richly framed, and co’en d with crape, were plaied on a white washed wall; acrucifiit m ivory of beuultlul workmanship, was hang ing at the feet oi the flick man; art auliquH»*d chair, with gothic carvings, and among a few worn out books lay amass book, with silver clasps; all lhe remainder of 'he fur -tl.u'e a.r« omiiiced rightlul misery, the | ies'uce of the pr.est revived the old man, and with an ac cent full <-f "latitude, the latter cried om— “ xM. Abbe, you are then kiud enough to remember <m unit 'ppy m * l ' • ’ “ My friend, ’ tephed M. P alm, “ a priest forgets none but the happy ones, I come to empire whether you want any assistance.” “ I want noimug,’ answered the beggar, my <-'e»sh i- upp'ouchmg; my conscience alone is t>'»* ») » •■ ’ “ Yom co s< e.itce ! Lave you any grent fault t" expi ■ e \ , f uu . 1. norniou'’ crime, a crime for wi t 1. my wimie hie h<>s been a cruel und usi exp a. >a; « < 1 u»e bcymid pardon.” •• A ci tine bevimd pardon! there does n'»t exi t ->; v 1 da me mercy is greater lliau ..lil-.i- eso|..iah.” .. j; .[ , vim.'ta!, polutid with the most hori.ble < i ' > 1 hoi Im >o hope for ? Pur do.l? 'I t.e.e ~oi? !<’• me. •Y<s im f»- is,’’ 1 11'd out ihe priest with eo l.u-:. .1. mmbl r, would be a inoio iio ribly blasphemy rban yom *ery crime tlseff. Rcl 2163 i’.iuulivs out h'.’r arw’ t'J 'eyuUffucix NO. 33.