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desIred that Dr. r. should nof again visit his house, either as friend or physician, and that their meetings were broken up there, and that they had made arrangements to meet elsewhere, known only to themselves; and that her love for Col. W. was gone. and that she loved Dr. Perry devoiediy. She was urged moi to talk SO, and to banish such thoughts from her mind. She said, no, she could not She was asked if she did mol fear difficulty between her husband and Dr. P. She said il was inteaded by Dr. P. 10 draw Col. W. into difiulsy on the subject Of politics, and get the frst shot and kill Col. ". This was the avowed cause, but to get him out Of the way real one

 She was told of Mrs. Perry's being yet alive Her reply was, ''it's easy to get her out of the way,n She was advised repeated ly to change her course, and she said it was the best way 10 prevent suspicion, 10 be bold and public about il; and that they could do as they pleased in that way aud moi be suspected. When told of the impropriety of such course, she sad they did noi expee, to be separated always Mrs. W. showed this lady book. Mrs. Hemans' works, given her by Dr. Perry, with the folloxIng pas sages, marked by him; she also showed this book 10 the overseer, and read the marked passages 10 him, and told him Dr. P had marked them.

 Page 200-Liaes in Mrs. Hemans' works, marked and presented to Mrs. Winston by Dr. Perry, and read ia the lrial

 Dark lowers our fxie--

 And terrible the storm that gztbefs OCT us. But nothing. tifi that latest oscn,

 Which sewers thee from nsfare. shall uns03s&, This hxed and sacred bold Ia thy dark prlsos house, h the terrific force ef armed law,

 Yea. on the scaiinld. if it needs mus, he. never will forsake thee.--Joznaa Bsiiis.

 On page z3s-

 As oas hearts. cur way is one,

 And cannot be divided. SiIoag aEeefioa

 Contends with ali things. and eieomefh ali things

 Win Hoi live with theei Will net cheer ihes,

 worldst thou be lonely then: woald'st thoa be

 sads--JaaaHa Bsills

 Their meetings were at a neighbours house