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- - / MSWER® BECOBBEB VOE 11. An Independent Republican Newspaper, Published * at Auraria, Lumpkin County, Georgia, devoted to the priservation of the Lnion, and Sovereignty of the States. The sycophant of no Party—the slanderer <d no Individual—the friend of Jackson. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, By ML 11. (4ATHKIUHT. Terms—Three Dojla ra ne. .■•num when paid in ad vance. oral rulir dollars, if not paid' until the end of the year. No paper will be discontinued, but at the option of the 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 4 entitle them to attention. ’ No subscription received for less than a year. EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS’ DUTY Notice to Debtors and Creditors to be publishep six weeks.—Prince’s Digest, page 157. All intended Sales oi goods and chatties, belonging <0 testatofs or intestates goods and chatties, shall be F published in two or more public places in the parish | cow/ify] where such effects are to be sold, and in the gazette, at least fortv days before the day of such in tended sale.— ibid 151. All sales to tie between the hours of ten and four o'clock, and if continued from day to day, notice to be given thereof on the first day of sale.— ibid 167. Sales of real property to be on the first Tuesday in the month, at the place of public sales,after sixty days publication.— ibid 171. Application for Letters of Dismission published sis months.— ibid 168, ESTRAYS. To be advertised by the Clerk of the Inferior Court SXXSB.ZFFS 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 of May. For July, by the thirty-first day of May. ' For August, by the sis th day of July. For September, by the second day of August. *■ For October by the sixth day of September. For November, by the fourth day of October. For December, by the first day of November. Persons indebted to the Intelligencer are notified that we will receive in payment Bills of any denoiui jjation on any ofthe solvent Banks of this State. -rx - PUBLIC notice is heiehy given, that I have this day revoked and made null and void a certciu power of attorney and bond, made by tnys. If, to one Amos Lard, to make titles in my name to lot num ber 578, in the 12lh district of the Ist section, as the consideration for which papers were given is about t 0 )ni | THOMAS JACKSON. Sept- It)—29—3t. GEORGIA: A PROCLAMATION By WILSON LU V.PKIN Governor and com mander in Chief oj the Army and Navy of this State and the Militia thereof. WHEREAS, I have received >flicial information that on the 15t 1 >st. in the comity of Haber sham, in this State, a murder was co nutted on the body ofCalvin J. Banks by J-'h . W. Thompson and Eibiidge G. Harris; and it beicg repiesented to me that „ said Harris has escaped and tied from justice I have -- therefore thought proper to issue this iny DOLLARS, to any person or persons who may appro- | bend and deliver the said fugnive to the sheriff 01 Jai lor of said county of Habersham, thut he may be tn. d for the offence witii which he is charged. Andi do moreover charge and require alt officers civil and mili- . tary in this State, to be vigilant tn aiding to bring rani offender to justice. The said Elbridge G. Harris is represented to be about 5 fee’ Bor 9 inch*s high, rather span- made, daik ekin. sallow complexion, high forehead, a long thin , face, the skin of which is very rough; a down cast and very forbidding countenance. In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of <he >laiv to he allix ed thereto, ul the State House in ditlcog y die, this twenty first uay of August, eighteen tiumii.d and ilurtv lour, ami ut the Independence ofthe United Stales, lhetiftv niiiiu ♦ ' WILsON LUMPKIN. Bv the Governor; ‘\\ m. A Tennille, Sec'ry ts State. Sept. 3.—27—3 i - W N addition to the reward offered by His Excellency * _■ the Governor, we will pay the sum <»l Fivk Hus- DRt.n Dollars, for the appiehenenm and u< ivny o Elbridge G-Harris to the Jail t tiibershaiu County JOHN HUMPHRIES. A M. HANKS. Clarkesville, Ga. Sept. 3 —27—3 t GOLD LOT FOR SALE? npilE subscriber otters for sale, under a power o. I. Attorney Irvin the owner. John Bush, Lot No 7m, 12th District, and Ist Section. For Terms apply to him at Dahlohnega. JOHN CHOICE Sept. 3. —27—4 t GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY. - Bllil'.Ri AS James Burmore, applies to me for W W loiters of Administration on the estate <>l Henry Dobson, late of said county, deceased. The-e are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, tin kindred and creditors, ol said <iec. nsed. 10 be and ap pear, at my office within the time prescribed by law. to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand and seal A ug. 27. PHILLIP KROFT c.c. o. ~ NO I tUE. •w w ROUGHT to Jail m Dahlohnega. Ga . on Sunday w the 14th of thia inst., Rnßhß f, a mulatto ma.. " about 28 years of age, with a large scare in one cot ncr of his mouth, who says that he belongs io Rich ard Huff, of Oglethorpe county. Geo. The own.r i> icquested to come tor" ar d, piovc properly. and tak« him away. B HARBIN, Jailor. * Ct- 3.K.-»F NPT IN-THE WEST, “LET THERE BE HARMONY IN THINGS ESSENTIAL—LIBERALITY IN THINGS N . T ESSENTIAL CHARITY IN AL L.” AURARIA, LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA, NOVEMBER 12, 1834. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. so 'd - 0,1 A’ -3 *' Tuesday in Decembei w V next, at the Court House, in Lumpkin county, Georgia, between the usual hours of sale. Lot number 900, in the fourth district of the first section, formerly Cherokee, n< w Lumpkin county, (Containing forty acres, it being part ofthe real 1 estate of Catharine Dennis deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased, in compliance with an order of the Inferior court of Warren county, when sitting for ordinary purposes. Terms made known on the dayoi sale. DANIEL DENNIS Sept. 21-30—ids Atitn’r. NOTICE. f HEREBY caution all persons from trading for a note ci baud, drawn by Am. Hansell, m favor of J O. Bracken or bearer, for seventy five dollars, dat ed about the sth 111 st , aad payable one day after date. As the same was lost at this place on yesterday. Any person findi g said note, and returning ii to me, shall be liberally rewarded. RODNEY WHEELER, Leather’s Ford, Lumpkin county, Ga. Sept. 18—30—ts. ATTORN V AT LAW. Cherokee Court-House, Georgia, IS now prepared to attend to any professional busi siness entrusted to him. 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 D F.NEVV S the notice to per sons indebted to him for subscriptions to, or work done, alt! 3 Cherokee Intelligencer es tablishment, that he will receive Bills of any de nomination on any of the solvent Banks of this State in the discharge cf their demands, and to put the idea of a violotion of the law out of the; question, he will receive all Bills under five dollars, as the Agent of the person pay ing, and in no case authorised to consider it a payment u> til he shall have presented the Bill at the Bank and received specie for it. He also renews the request that persons indebted to him would adjust their dues in this way with out delay. Edahwah, Cherokee C. 11. May 17.—13—ts The papers of this State are requested to publish list of letters KEMaINING in the Post Office at Auraria, Geo. winch if not taken out before the Ist day ot ju .nary next, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. A. L. Joseph Anderson. James Landrum, Peter Ashley. Criswell Lee, B. U Iltla.nl f.utnpkin, Thomas Butler, John M. L<»ve, Joseph L. Brannon, Samuel Lee, Samuel Bmiett, Joseph Lilly. Mr. Baiefield. Berry Bivviks, D. K. Mitchell, J..« I vv. Butts. • Geo. K. McElvy, P<dly Bain, Jesse Mil.s, Joiai Boyd. J »• l»h Morrison, L. U Blake. Joseph Messer, C. Beoj Milner, Abraham Crow, Jamee Martin, Rev. John D-Chappell, Messrs. ueKmne & Hutcb- Lew is Chandler, 3. Col. A. Caidwell. Mathew Nelson. Pinckney Caldwell, P. Job,. Conner, Dr. Thomas A. Parsons, 2. Morgan Calhoun, Aaron Paimour, Beni. Chapman, James Prater, 2. Tuomas B t. coper, 'Thou,as i. Parks, Howard f>. Council. Jeueison Parks. D. Q- James L. Duff, Lewis W. Qud.ian. William Duncan. Gen. Richard Dunlap, John N. Rose, btepheu Derain, Edward Richards. Samuel Duncan. 8. jf'_ Cornelius Sturd, Dr. Robert B Folger, William Smith, Jvlin Ftankliii. Doctorbmilb, James M. b ith, Timothy Gibson. Henry Sharp, Dr. W riba nA. Grahain, ' inson sein<s, Mrs Meimda M. Gartrcll, V. idiatn Speara. jereu.iah Giboa, Ab olein btephens, piiiln Gvixer. L 11. David J. Turner, Col. Thacker B. Howard,Samuel Tate, , aleb Herndon, J R- Thompson, Benjamin Heslt r, Le.< u. I Tho ..assen, rvihiam E. Holliday, Pet. rs«m Th aeatt, Jauie» Howard, <j«o. C. lary, Jesse Hogue, Samuel Tatum, Stalling T. llestaly, Richard L. Thornton, Mr. H< slerlv, ' John R. Hovel, Henry \ erhme. Hired Harris, ■ J. hn Harvey, Robert b. H coding, James B Henson, Horace R. U ard. 3. Samuel Harris, Horal.o v right. 2. Utlliam G-Harris. Dr. D A. Ui.ds.2. Josepi. J. Hutchison. Joe b Uhi'itu, J. \\ iiha i. \\ iggms, Samuel Jones. Sarah W heeler, K. W in. R. ii iams, Mr. K< ath. Isaac R. U a.ker. Asa Keith, '• 1 tank. Killian, " Hliam 1 uuDg. t harks K Kaines. Persons calling fur‘be above Letters, will please “’ U - c > ,r,,, ” e '"’' <l Cl«.U lL ES A. ELY, P. M. Oct. 8.—32—1 f. I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING in lhe Post Office at N< w Bridge, Gh wnic .il not taken out belore the tirst day ,1 January next. *»d be sen. 10 the General Pus. Office as dead letteis. B. John Holland. James Bell. t.aorge Hope, B .rne t Blackwell, 2. T Hail. Win BoZeUs, K. Ulen Buns. 1< y K«”g. Wm.H. Bryson, •’*. C. Wn>. M’cLuer, AND I Lewis Chandler, John S. Martin. D. in Wdliam Dean, David Nickils, James L. Duff. p. E. S. Farmer. Mr. Edwards. R, F- Thomas Rieves. Jefferson Fields. s, G. John Scott, 2 D C. Gibson, Mrs. S. C. Snow, V\m. Green, 3. Hiram Smith. H. T. Roswell Hail, William Taylor, 2 R. Hutchison, Benjaium Trout, F. Hutchison, Gea.ge Trout. H. SMALL, P. M. Oct. 22 34—3 t. LIST OE LEITERS REMAINING m the Post Office at Dahlohnega on toe Ist Oct 1834, which if n 4 taken out by tue Ist day 01 January next, will be sent to General Post Office as dead letters. A. Jacob ileneday, Tevel Ashley, John Armstrong, J o | in Little, John Abersoinlee. John Lyon, John Lcckoby, Jas. Bare. yj Robert Brashears, Allen Mathews, James R. Beall, A- McLaughlin, Esq. 2 James Barnes, j„|, n McClure, I homas Bearden, Andrew Merrell, Horatio Bruce, R. g. McCrary, C. Dr. Madden, Pinckney Caidwell, 2. Samuel McCarta, H. Cassidy, Thomas Morgan, Col. S. D. Crane. 3. Graybill Mitchell, Col. Henry M Clay. 3. James McCraer, Col. A. F. Caldwell, 2. Daniel McGinniss, ifon. John C. Calhoun, Wm. Mulh ns, Morgan Clay, Vi m. Marlow, uaines Cantrell, N. L. Cullens, Wm. Nixon, John D. Chappell. O. Mis. Mary Campbell, A. H. Oliver, Lewis Clark, Rowland Osburn, John C. Clement, P. D. Ruth Purdue, John Dickey, Thomas Parson, Col. Richard Dennis, 4. Wm. Finchback, Asa B. Daniel, 3: Jacob Page. Gen: Richard Dunlap. R. E. H. W. Riley, 2. George Elgin, S. Col. t. J. Rusk, William Erwin, Jo-eph Rodgers, F Samue Rockwell, Mr. Fry, S. Noah Felton; John R. Stanford, G. Geotge Sorrell, XL fr. u iVanirflmi, wr xi~..at Arthur Gilberts, R bert Sexon, w ilham Gossett, Muiy .»apfivld, Washington J Goings, 1- Jeremiah Gartrell, John B. I ay lor, Jain, s E. G .chet, Andn.w l anksley, Stephen Gntfin. Ge . ge C. larry, H. Mr. Turner,<S? Co, Marj. min Henry, Miss Ms.garet Teagul, E. Hanes; Esq. Jan es Tt>w ley, jun. Janus P. Haynes. 2. Elias turner, Capt. hhi om n H-alges, 2Rii iiard’l inney. Mrs Susan A. o arth, 'V. Rev. Benj. G. Hatfield, Buckner VX alker, JamesG. Heard, David V eaver, 1 oliv.-i Hicks, Isha U a kins, Henry Huil; m iieeiet , J. Walk.rW . Watkins, Asa Johns.m Esq. 2 V m E Walker, Wm; & Wigustus Jones John Walket, John Jac. bs. Wm H- Walker. K. David P.Walker E. Kell, WM A STATON. P. M. Oct. 22—34—3 t MATTHEWS & CANDLER ATTORNIES AT LAW, HAVE ope ed an (dficeat Au aria, Lumpkin coun y. M>. Matthe s having resumed the prac tice ot leliiV. is now m .kina ai ran. t meats to remove his family <0 uaim svilic, wneie he will spend a consi derate portion of ins ime. L- tte a on business ad dressed to the above Firm at either place, win be, imc tually ati nded to. fbey will attend th< co its 1 tn. Western Rid Cherokee circuits Mr. Candler will re main constantly m Auraria, w hen not on the Circuit. Oct. 22.—33—4 t. C.iSll foiUTjkrpe.vters. to MECHANICS, TE Trustees <>f the Dahlohnega Academy, will let out 10 the low. st bidd. r on 1 hu.sday the 3 n day of ibis month, at Danlohuega the budding of an A C A D E M V. Some Cash will be paid ui advance, aud approved bonds amt securn j r> q.iireu tor me taituful itischuige 01 thecontract. Apian 1 the building may be seen on application to JOHN CHOICE at Dabiotincga JOHN O. BRACKEN, J’tllN H. ’AKt HINL6 HOLI, John choice Oct. 22.—33—t5. Truetut: TO SHoImZ Ki. LS. illE Subscriber will give constant employment to three or four Journe-m» n Slioe anil Boot Mak ers, and the highest puces given. AMOS T. LARD, Auraria, Oct. 1.—31 —ts. LAND FOR SALE. THE subec über otl< rs for sale, lot rim be 36, in ihe 16th dis net ot first wctii n, Lumpkin Coun (tv; the above lot is second quality ui h an improve intent oft« n acres with good femeing, *»<y fa-rson w isi.ing to purchase said ot will apply to the subscri ber at Ccuar Town Post Office, Pnuldmg Countv <>a. LEONARD 11. WALTHALL A GOOD LAND LOT FOR SALE. IFBIHE Mibecribeis w I offer for «sle. pubLc out B cry. in in’he town ot Pom-et . Murray county . [..■ fits I ues< ay tn D-i rmbe, n *t, let iiumttet 30 in the 25th d tic -It -d s < tion. u y comity . time made known on th* < ay SiIERUOUD WISE: JOHN COLQUIAT. Oct. 15—33—It GLORGI COBB CoUNTY, '' ITtEAS Narcissa Aus’in applies for letter? of < V Administration on Hie estate of .Michael Aus tin deceased I’hese are therelere to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors ot said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the tun prescribed by law, to tile their objections it any they have, to shew cause why Said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand this 23rd S- pt. 1834. JOaSHLEY James, Clk. c.c Oct. 8.—32—4 t STOLEN? FROM Eli McConuell’s stable inChernkeecounty, on the night of tlie 12th inst., a sorrel mare ü bout live years old, with old shoes. 1 will give a liber al reward tor the arc aud ih.et, or lor the mare alone and ail reasonable expences paid. Ai.y information respecting said mare w ill be thankfully received by the subscriber near Lawrenceville or to Eh McCon nell in Cherokee county. The public are respeci idly requested t < be vigileul in making enqutrv aoout said mare. UM. BAI LEI. Oct. 15—33—2t SALE OF GOLD LOTS. TIIE subscriber will positively sell, on the firs, 1 uesday m December next at Daliiohnegii Lumpkin coumy, at public out cry to the highest bid der, the following gold lots viz: N o; Dis. S«c. 1105 3 4 314 20 3 350 13 1 North. 1*35 2 1 309 23 3 A credit ofsix, twelve and eighteen months will be given, with good and approved security. Good and sufficient titles will be made b\ the Drawers of each of Lite ab<>ve lots, upon a compliance w ith the conditions of thesaie. The purchasers will be required to pay the grant fees. ROBER T bTRIBLING," Atorney and Agent tor the Drawers Oct. 15—33—ids. IL B. 3 AH OFFICE is next door to < Choice’s Hotel, on the Public | bquare, m Tahlauueca, Lumpkin county. June 14. —l7 w3tn. V xLU \BLE LAND~F<.R SALE. , ItiFFi.li tot sale lot number 264, m the 7th district i ot the Ist section. This lot ol la id is situated on the Toccoy river, and is of tne nenes: quality, with 1 large improvements. Persons wishing to purchase 1 can cal! on Isaac N. Grier, who lives near the land, or 1 „„ AI.-J.- « • - - ——- » - C luin > is. October 29tu 1831 —sl—-4 -s n- I GOLD!! (.OLD!! GOLD !! Lot No. 231 15tti Dist 2nd Section. If not sold at pnvate sale before the 18th dav of ( , November next, will be sold 1 th t -Wn ol v.iiledge- | ville on that day, the above valuable Gold mine.— The terms of sale are one halt cash,, and a credit ot twelve onths tor the remainder. This lot has beeh tested, and proved f.« contain Gold--Persons desirous of purchasing w ill apply to N. B. JUHAN Agent. Oct. 29—35—3 t ~Ljl TLST Sill uA'S. D. CLOCK & UO. ATHENS, GEORGIA, INFORM their Customers, that they have, during toe present week, received a considerable addition to their assortment from New Yoik, selected with particular care by one of ihe Partners, who recently visned that place, for the purpose of obtaining the latest and most improved Fashions. Among the articles recently received, are the fol lowing: Sup. sup, and common Black CLOTH. Sup. sup. " common Blue do. Sup. snp. “ common Brown do. Sup. and common Drab do. j^d... RHe Green Ho. ive and B tfle Green do. Claret a d Mulberry do. -1 e mixed Ho- Plain Black CASIMIRS. do. colored do. Fancy striped and ribbed do. White aud buti do. Fancy, striped, blue, mixed, and drab SATINET TS. MOllAta. PLAIK, AND FANCY VELVET, English Silk, Valencia, & Cashmere Vestings. Au assort invi.t ol well lilting 8 JOCKS. Flam and Ruffled Linen BOSOMS. IN i.i KCliEi.lt CL 111. A general assortment of trimmings. Ready Jlade Clolliing, INCLUDING INDIAN VESLR COATS, /.UP£K>7OUS Tu AIR OH WJITER. Over Coals, Dress Coats, Frock Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, Drawers, and C.oaks. jr/-’Gentlemens Clothing, Ladies Habits, Ac. Ac. made to order a short notice. Oct. 29-34—3 t. i TAKE NO I ICE 1 RES BASSE RS ! 1 fllllE Law’ will be rmidiy enforced against all per fi suns, indiscriminately, who inny trespass n. any i respeci whatever upon lot number 19, iu tt.e 13th dis -1 met ot the fi.st section, north. UILLIAM W. EDWARDS. I Oct. 29 34—1. AD MIN inIRATO aSft A LE?~ ■S'®’ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in January ▼ V n< xt, at Jefferson, Jackson county, lhe ne -1 groes bcloi gtt'S to the esta e oi John Eskridge dec’d. ; Mold for the benefit of tin hei.s and creditors ot sain deceased. Terms mane k ow non the day ot sale. SYLVA LS RH-LI.Y, Adm’r. I Oct. 29-34--tds. FOR SALE. A NEGRO women a».d her about 13 /W .Kg id, and her -on about nne years of ege, all hk v to- ;ar .culars, apply al tufs office- ‘ Oct Zb—3l ts. From the Lady's Book. Eiovc for Wet Weather, OR THE WOOING OF CORNELIUS o’RIGGE. 21 TAZaE. “ Tell her I’ll love her, While the clouds drop rain.”—Modern Son<r. kaei night i heard for the second time in my life, the song of which the above are the commencement-words; I had heard “ that air before,” and the circumstances attendant upon that occurrence, I have now the pleasure of laying before my readers. Captain Cornelius O’Rigge was a dashing young guardsman, tall thin and genteel, with a head of hair black as it could be made by art (Dame Nature havin«r gifted the gallant Captain with one of fiery red.) and a moustache of the most approved curl; he was an excellen dancer, and cold sing like a nightingale; then he had such a winning way with him, he was so eminently gifted with those powers of eloquence, universally known by the appellation of “ blarney,” that he was well known from one end of Bath to the other by the name of ” the ladies’ gentleman.” Cornelius O’Rigge was a gallant lellow, showering all bis kmdnebs and attentions on the young and old, without distinction, and many a pretty little maiden of eighteen has seen herself forsaken fol her grandmother of eighty. Cornelius was a matvelloug favorite an ong the old ladies, and although it was said that he bad b< en overheard tnakmg extr ordt nary declarations at the feet of Mi SS p r .,d eii tia Popk.n, daughter and heiress of Ladv Pop kin widow of a be knighted i ihzen; CoroeitUfr hims< If was evei anxious to convince he world that he was more regaidtu! ot her ladyship iho widow. * Men have strange tastes sometimes, and I have treqmmtly wondered a< my fnend’s pre wiring Lady Popkin, when it was obvious and evident that he ch -Tm.ng Miss Prudentia had something more than a liking for him. It was I»jiiarkablv wet w-ru. -a—*- —— about the middle of January that be first at tached 1 imself; the day had been dark, gloomy and tniseiable, one ot those awful days which make a man fu for St. Lukes, or any thing else that is deplorable. Cornelius had been invited ton little musical party, at which Lady Popkin was also present; Mis.- P. from regard to her health, she said, had refused to make' one of ihe party. 1 remember hearing that evening a soft-tongued y outh sing thut pretty air, “ Tell her I’ll love her, While the clouds drop rain !” Cornelius was sitting by the side of Ladv Pop kin; during the previous part of the < vening, be had been sitting absorbed in thought; but as the youth lisped out these honeyed words, he seemed to wake from a trance, and raising his curled head, the eyes ot Lady P..pkm met his. The effect win singular; Cornelius look ed unutterable things, Ins g-ize was fixed upon her ladyship’s face; her ladyship blushed and looked down; the song proceeded; the Captain sighed; Lady Popkin endeavoured to beat tune with ber right foot, but her thoughts were confused; she tried her left fool, but to no purpose; she grew more confused than ever, f<»r my friend Cornelius sighed again, and by and by, hi* fingers touched her hlly hand; that hand resisted not, although the tare of her la dyship be.ray< d 'he gteatness of her heart’s emotion; tn another moment the hand of Lady Popktn was clasped in that bl Cornelius, und the singing youth concluded his ditty. i “O, what a beautiful air !” exclaimed Cor- I neltus. “ It is divine !'* sighed her ladyship. ’ “ How sweet must be the passion of love,” whispered Cornelius. “ You think so perhaps, because you hav© nev’r expelienc< d i‘.” said Lady P. ” VXeie vou tu be once tn love, you would soon tire of loving.” Lady Popkin !” cried the gallant Captain, “ surely I not merit such suspicion.” “ I speak according to the world’s expert ence,” quoth het ladysh.p; “ I do not mean to say you would prove f ilse to love; but it is tho character of your s« x”— ” I It el that I could love— forever," mur mured the Captain, evidently wishing to avoid an argum* nt. ‘‘ hat a pry ’tis, then, that there is no kind I dam-el m the woild to tiy your constancy; we must look out for one.” ‘‘ N.>y, my lady,” whispered Cornelias, giving his moustache an elegant twirl as he spake, " upon ati occasion of such a nature the ■ ucntlerimiJ aiiould be left to make his own elec tioti.” ” By all means,” replied Lady P. “ and now commence, your search immediately.” ” 11 niiy have been commenced ere this,” r> | licit ihe C ip ain. I .ey-d >y !’’ cm d the widow, “ I bejn te think \ ou tn»e already a la<!y in your eye.” *• I, my eye I con ess 1 have, * sit d Corne lius; •• in my eye, now, now, and iu my heerjt too.” NO. 36.