7 _. f1*siet.it'ro‘riti;t,'”u.",. A_ _
, vi s1srEn2,§,;qif1i.t -.
_‘W.hen V o’er' Imlyldarkl aiid Rmytvé,-a soul I
e __ ...,_?l‘lle .,;louds_ pf. t_i,ajijneles_s.sot'ro.vv.. i:oll.;-.: .
' When‘.hope no more .her,wreath; will twine, _
. , ;A,,d,,p_emor,y sits at so 'rovv,’s.shrine;
. ._.Nor _aug_lit.to joy my-soul, can-move, .
[muse upon a bistei-ls _Love. -
-,Whe.n tir’tl with study’s graver-.toil,
I pant for sweet afl_Ection’s :s.mile,*
5 And, sick with restless,.hopes.of fame, ;- .
4‘ hibited in the first course (for you must know that
eetl~éitlte‘r‘«'1*hiyse-lf§”l «.7 i3nceiv'ed'tiie jjrojectbf con- 4
‘ veniiig; m,~.j ft°iend-s‘»togetlil;rlon' this 3 d'a_y;**and to
demonstrate to them by-‘?fimiliar‘e:tamplesvthe}
reason. __ 1 . " ‘:2. - . I
At» the-.age of“ twenty two years I married an‘:
industrious young woman, ‘and went to'hnu_se-“Z.
, keeping :--as-we-were~both poor,-%-w.e-w._cre’unable;
to procure better furniture than was-this day ex-
it wasa fundamental principle with me from the
beginning,‘ never to owe even a penny, to which
p_ri‘nciple._I have scrupulously adhered during my
» ;tion to forget‘; ‘but this wound we consid ‘rit a t] ;.
. ':I‘7hefsorrow for the ’_dead‘ as theionl ‘l sorta lg,
from which vve’V'reftlt'te to be“_divor‘(‘:cd:.:‘.‘E\,té_ -
other wound we'se’e'k‘ to'heal-éevery otlt‘, r aflii '-
ty to” keep open—-this alliiction we ch ,risli and
brood over in ' solitude.‘ Where is the moth" .
ivhoi would willingly forget the infant thhtperisfi
ed like a blossom from hei_t..,,,ai-ms, tlioiigh ever
recollectionis a pang? ‘ \Vh.ere is the child th,‘
twould willingly forget the most tender of parents
though to remember be but to lament? Who, e‘-
ven in the hour of agony, would forget the‘frie'nd
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_‘ l ha‘ g.. I},
, I :4 gr‘
‘ ‘ - smciev 0lmbflel""w!.h3 \\5...l..:;~..'fi.“7¢"f.'.l~4i v ten, of min. was slir:‘i'¢ii'}¥iti§>it. reatly.ip,,leat§;‘ fish, "
done :’):.."i{,vhst’_tio.ydd,mTe;nf, _,.,___aiid oii,e,sta'\‘ndin'g'*
by him. He replied, goiilg to:h'#ll‘! there"
is no mercy for me.’, _ g y _
an instant ‘.h_ting uvér‘ every t:oilnte‘n§iic€.
stood -like so many statutes. until it was said, that-
the floor was literalty besprin kled wit it‘ trheirtteaiisy
The conviction extended from lieart'to_ lieartfftinkv‘,
very easy to be described. Tl1u:s}tlIt:_ihl' rnirth and
dancing was turned into weeping and distress.“
Mrs. R. continued her pious and t_en'de’r exhort-
8it',I‘l|it.‘.ll‘c,‘_.~llll" immggtiiau-.1§%;'.]¢rIgd9111,!sl‘ai2i"i‘ih-‘ '
Te"il’roi-fand,;siivazeiiientin. “
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..
til thewhole exhibited a ,sce,n‘e:of disti‘ess,f_notg: ;?i;._
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*3‘ - o u - . . - - ' ll . , . , , j ‘V
;,-. VVould_h_alf forego the-panting.-aim :, whole life.) By-industry and frugality, we were over whom he mourns? VVho,‘even when the ations, while her heart was often ascending" or '
'1-drop tliotbook-_-and thought will rove, in a»few- years enabled-to adopt that style of liv- tomb is closing up the remains of her he’ most God in fervent prayer that they inighf be-saved;
To greet a. Sister.’s. pt'iceles.s.Love. _ ‘ing exhibited in the second course, ah(l.W£_hlC;'l'WC lovelp, when he geels his heart, :11: it were,(EruSliéd The time at length arrived, when it was propol-'
when an the world seems. com aim, stem, ha_ve.not changed to the present time , . cg Hne- in .t e closing 0 its parts ghWOl;l fdcccprt o con?3o- that they should retire. VVith zomany-teai's and .
And bids the bogem vainly ye-am ; -. vei suffeied the cxamplecf others to in uence lation that must be oug t y orget ulness .-- solemn engagements to seek the Lord tlyyy part: E . f
"’ The wumanrs hear, is lightly changod, my mode of living, especially when intended to No,"the love which survives the tomb is one‘of edfor the night.‘ , ‘ I g; M g. ,.-. g ..
,And friendship wceps 0.” looks csuangrd; affect ‘my pecuniary concerns. In this niannei' the noblest attributes of the soul. If it has its Butthe readeuwill be anxious to learn tho re‘:
I I turnfrom all the pangsl prove, ‘ ' have I spent.nearly half of a century !,app,;y woes it likewise has its delights; and when the sult_of this remarkable meeting. lfa ltjiend'oi_ I’
To ha“ a gis,e,._:_., cmngeless lm,e_ with tnylanuly and friends, raised and educated overwhelming burst of grief_1s calmed into the Christ, he will be gratified to learn that most of
And Oh at .shad,0.w aose bf even seven-_chi|drcn, and furnished. them wtthriieaiis gentle tear of tender recollection ; when the sud- this company were in a_ Judgment of chai'iiy in ~
‘Vb .. ’- . . yh ! H 9 _ to begin the world, and am now in possessionot _dcn anguishand the convulsive ago/ny ‘over the little time, h0l)Qful!y..}.¢onv¢]-Egd to (,od_N,V.1vi’°,.
' . 6" Q.u'l°t wlnlilll C “Pu--lo. “we” '. a competency, to support me during the remain- present ruins of all hat ‘we l‘fl05l.'l0V8Clv is soften- were the effects of this meeting limited to“"t’liis
\Vl3clI“tl_)t': long l0ll.5 ofl!"l;¢l.'ll»‘8 ll“Yg'. (ler of my life, if managed with‘ the ‘same p|'U- ed awayinto pensive,’ meditation onyall that it company.- The work spread, untiliftlwasjutlged,
$2 9‘. llifllales WE “Vlitllll--°l“’l‘!'» 2 b . deuce thatrhas been observed in acquiring it. ‘As was in the days of its loveliness——who would root 'that one hundred souls were made the ‘subjects of
. Tl “"""l,"’.l ml.’ l “"3 al?l“'l“Pl a °l'e-T,‘ _l'made it also a ryile to spend less than my annual out such a sorrow from the .l|ealll. ? Though a work ofgracu. VVhat a wonder-working God!
"3"? lllll“ P'lZ° ml’ WW3‘ 3 l-«°.“.?..- . » ' Income, cVel'y Nsew-year f0UllCl"ln€ in possession it may sometimes throw a [)‘¢lSSll'lg,Cl0U(l even. 0- VVas Jael the wife of‘!-leber, pronounced ‘ bles-’.
. A of a sui'plus}]I consequently never have myself vet‘ the bright hour of‘-lgaiptli ; ‘or spread a dcepé sgd abovg wom‘en,’ because she destroyed the life
FROM THE I-EXINGIFON ADVERTISER, experienced ard times or a scar'city ofmoney. er sadness over the houro g oom; yet who WOUI o one o the ‘enemies of God's people ? How
On the l_0th inst. lwas. at. a d!i1I1ei- given by , Ma,ny-.*£ol' our cotemporaries, who iiihet-tied exhange it even for the song.of pleasure, or the much rptlier brfilessed-‘shall she be, \Vlm_ was thus‘
Mr.'Daliymp|_e., at his own liou_s':. lt.was Nlr. largc‘real:‘estates, began the world by adcptiiig ‘burst of revelry? No, there is a voice from. the happily instrurnental in saving the souls of many
Dallfmll ‘:5 lllllll ‘l3.V~a"‘l 0'1 Wlllcll lllillllll al'“"‘ ll"? 5lYl€ Oflllflng now before ynll ; ambitious to tomb sweeter than song. Theieisa remembrance -from eternal ruin ! .
ed at the 70th year ofliis age -. Tim invitation excel each other ihe' ll‘ (1 l ’~l' l f l d ' r f" th Th " ' ' f ll‘ b v - « ' l ‘
I . . ,_ ._ - . -a . _ . g , y su ere tiems- tcs to ie 0 [ye cad to which we tu it even tom 6., e ciicurnstanceso tiea me narrative are
had been general to all his.iieighbors.ziiid acq.ua1n- influenced by examptfi imlolgetl in the most cx~ charms of the living. The gr-aye btiries every snwell known tolthe Editors. that they hesilalg .
l“ll°‘l5 v llllll-lmlll llle-‘£€".‘=i§l l‘*-‘SPF?-l.1n WlHC.l1gh<= tgi-avagant furniture, dress,equipage, bee. and trust error—-covers every defect—e.xtinguishes every not to give it it place; devoutly hoping it may be “
:35 llelfl ltll’ “(ll “dll° l‘IllCW ll:)ms lllf °°nf30'lFlS¢t§V'¢\5 -‘ting ll}; management of their estates to stewards i'e_se-ntment. b « f d -a means ‘ of exlcititfig others to similar excrtions_
er)’ SW3 1“ cc -' NW8 Ul 8 S10l'l-lImt= 06 0|‘? as -pro igafc as themselves, ‘lllelr exllelltlllures From its peaceful bosom spring none ut on to save the son 5 0 men.’ ~
dinneizthatl reached Mr. Dalrymplc-’s; from - - 1 , i = ,1" 1, ' - . . . ‘ . W 1 k . l . '- ..
__ ._ .. ~ ._ . . . . . ._ gieaty exc-. Ct ed [hell income, an t eir estates regiet and tendei recollections. ho can 00 .
which time until Cl|D"¢Y'-- “'35 3m?0"“°‘?(ls "0 llll"-l £000 melted away like snow in asunimer’s day'.__ down upon the grave -even of an enemy and not it" Both drowned a little time bq/bra. __
Of!‘ell‘€§l1!11tD§.!Vl!fll€VCl‘.Wit§ ull'e|.'6(l-10. the C0m- -It-is such "as these, and all who have followed feel a compunctuous throb that he slioyild ever 1- Died about the same time of 21 conamn/ttliorz.
* Pl‘llY' , _ . .. . . . .. their example, that have, and always will, expe- have warred with the poor handful of earth that .. v
_ ' Al3.°lll °ll° °'°_l°“l‘ Ml'- D3ll‘YmPl¢ lnf<}1‘Yl|€<l U16" mience hard times and want ofmoney, while those lies mouldering before him ! But the grave of Se{fConceit.--:'l'oo much‘ preciseness and so-
°°ll_lPllllY lllal ‘ll“ll°l' “'35 1‘*_=*1¢lY= ?‘}_"‘l llll’ll¢(l. l.ll‘*:lll ‘Who 3<l0Pfs first‘, the Oak table and its furniture those we loved—what a place for meditation !-— lemnity in pronouncing what one says in common
ll:;3l.l°W.tl‘”m'o Elle "°l]l1<,lUCil.<*C}_l] ti; intqabvfi-ry; laiigle witlh the determination never.‘ to owe any man ; There it is that we call. up in long review the conv,ersation, as iflievwere preaching, is general-
‘l.‘*.. .: wt i r ugl ml 5, at c am 6. will am who -makes it a point every year to spend whole histor of virtue and reatness and the ly taken for an indication of selfconceit. -
mortar, an eartliefrii floor: but’ ct.-iltjd above’: In less than. his income, may soon adopt that style thousand encfearmems lavislfcd tipon iusalmost v ~ -— =,
lhl,i,:’ll?‘g1.l“°_‘ll““"l'._l.“l’l° ‘"33 5*3l- . '1'epI‘<_iSeHted in the second _course of this day’s en- unhceded in the daily intercoui'se'of intimacy ;— Buetlei-a.—-There is a kind of men, who may
h ::x.l;".’°?!'l5l”l‘?:ll' °f ba°°ll!’]' greegs “"3 leflalfllmnl. Wlllcll with industry and economy, there it is that we dwell upon the tentlerness,the ‘be classed under the name'of1m.9tlera‘,- whose bus-
°m° ' ll °'‘l’a- 3'’ wt’ ll °°a'3° °“'°a '3 all he may C0nLi1ih’c throu h life. But he who a- solemn awful tend mess of the )3SSll'l scene-— sizzeaslcee sthem in er etual motion et whose
Joi.tny-Sake bread, «make Of corn n_1€al- --The lla? dopts 1;ht>‘.._stylt;now bellied you let his wealth be the'beti of death, fvith all its stlifled griefs, its motion al'fiizys- elizdcsp I/Sir busz'rze.rs ,- areal.
coll -an 3'-‘_Cell‘s l-'°l_° 5-"llfd “l’-"‘ “"3" lllrlled Wllal ll WY: Will most assuredly be cursedwith noiseless attendance, its mute, watchful assidui- ways to do What they never do ; who cannot;
lzooclen dill-C3 ml: l’l‘"leli5" and llle llla-llis ll-‘_"° °f_ ll‘=“‘d ll‘,{l9§x;,3Bd the-Want [of money, and become ?ties—the last testimonies of expiring ‘love--the stand still, ‘because they-are tvz‘iitted' in another
l. 9 ham‘? . “.1. 01 md.Dl1laClUFe- t Al‘ short 1916?} degi'§it!_é for below the.standard oi the OAK 'm- 'feeb1e,flattering, thrilling, oh I how thrilling, pres- place .; and who arewaiitetiin any places, be-
] val’ ll." lb? lablllslood lll°°‘l‘l'l calls “'ll.ll Wale” ll’ 31-34 1-.53.. 2 . . . ADIEU. sure of the hand—the last fond look of the ga- cause they can stay in none. l - ‘-
r lll°lll- 1ll?-l‘l‘lV‘55tl‘"‘ll°l‘li3.-‘V¢"¢ °lll‘¢’.C03"5€5l Tlie-oldggentleman retired under shouts ofap- zing eye, turning upon us even from the thresh- ‘~ ' -—
-l.fzict .Rc'md7'k.-—Tl1‘.’l‘c is hardly, any bodily
blemish which a winning behavipur will not con-
kind.— Thueitable was of oak wood, clean scoured. plause from‘ all present, "for his ingenuity in giv- hold of e§{l5[¢ncc.;.[he faint, faltering accent,
’l“ ‘-l3lll_lll””l W‘-*5 11° lfillle 'Cl0ll‘t-We 58315 WW0 ting such wholesome advice in so impressive a struggling in death to give one more assurance
lit‘-Ilcllfis allll llllce leggell 5l°."l5"-"0 5¢“'am 3*" manner. . of affection. ' ' ’ ccal, or make tolerable; and there is no external
l°ll‘l°‘l lll“ lllllle ll°l""?"l§ ll "?C¢553F.l‘r lo!‘ CV91‘? _ —-——--—-2:2-ob-.~.:-1--.———— Aye, go to the grave of buried love, and medi- grace which illnature or iiffectation will not de-
thingintentled to be used atdinner was on it. 3 SLAVE 'pRADE_ tam; . There sedge the account with thy con. form," . l, . . .
2 Mr; Daliyinple invited his'gucsts,to sit down, A useful ‘little work, called ‘ The VVorld in science every past bénefituprequitecl-—evei'y past - ‘ l
and when they were seated‘ he asked ‘.3 blessing Miniature,’ published in England, contains some ondearment uni'egat'ded,"tif that departed being, ‘
2-‘sl‘lvlal::‘lg£fl::::‘i%;::l“a:1%ll:lPlllt‘m5<=lV¢5« l0 Such highly interesting, though he-art rending facts, in who can never....neve,r return" to be soothed by RENEWED EST, , ,
’ t .3’ W3)’ 0f €"3mPl° l0 the volume devoted to Africa, respecting the a- thy contritiou 1 Air. Babcock.--in consequence-ofa ‘ request,’
" bominable Slave Trade, which, to the shame of If thou art 3 child, and has; eve,» added 3 501'. which you obfigingly inscmed. iV'h.Y0m..u3c,-u, and
1~—-
From the /lmérican Mllercm-y.
the rest, he helped hiins:el’f. . . .
M;l:lB’a‘;I‘?yl'ltlIl"l‘::leY Zlglgeglegféfclglfilfilleeg gllflllhlilfi the Cliristian World, is yet. carried ‘on to great row to the soul, or a‘ sorrow to the silver brow of interesting paper some weeks since,‘ and which,
dinner“) their h1“a"‘s . but {gm U; : extent. '1 he following curious facts are taken an affectionate parent-—if thou art a husband, and no less obligingly, was extracteflinto many ofthe
.. .. . . " ., ’ . ‘’ Well‘ rellllicl li‘0m U16 Volflmeallutletl10¢-—Ff€mdng. King Of hast ever caused the fund bosom that ventured ioadlug Gazettes of the Republic, a_ very consid-
, ., ill” ‘bad fohhlln’ Sam "°llll"g.’ blll lllllllell lll°lll' tllc Aktmislsa‘ and at ‘ the Same time an intrepid its whole linppiness in thy arms, to doubt one mo- erable massofinatcrials have been gathered for an ...,
“‘l"‘“°»-°.*°"“’ .*"“"‘ll 9”.‘ °l‘l'° ‘l"1'."='- wafiior. had heard so fnanv wonderful things res- men: of thy kindness or thy truth--if thou arias intended publication, to be entitled‘ - Biogfa/ilzical
"‘ . . A5 won as ‘he guests began low" whlch they llecllllg llle Whl‘5’S9a‘M°"3’978i (ll'l¢ F-llV°Peall filelldi "and llasl eVel' Wl'°ll§eds ill lll°“8llls W0l'<la "sketches of -dmerican JV‘a-oat Herocsl in 1/1: viva? 9f
‘lll-l. “l"°lY 0"‘ ‘ff l'¢?l"3°lsl Ml“ Dilll'.VmPle Safe Slave-traders) that though he resided very farin- or deed the spirit that generously confided in the ’ Revolution.’ This subject, for "‘-some time
All -‘llgllal bl‘ blllwlllg lll ‘l'3“l§ll 8'°“l‘d» When 3" land, he requested the Danes to send him one of ;heo._.if thou art a lover, and hast ever given one post has occupiod much of tho ag_-lomion of tho ‘
rushed half alduzm ' semmls Flea" dresscd’ l” llwll" P°°Ple l° g”llllY llls Cl"‘l0SltY- Kflmlléll Unmfilllell Pallg "3 lllal true heart which now lies Subscriber. He was induced i0;ilC0fllfll€Il'CC the
cl‘-parse hoxnespun ckll-‘llf Oflhe table Clflfkv accordingly tl'3VCilC_d l0 lllS C0l.ll't- cold and .s[il-1 bgngau‘ your fce[ ;:|_he|) be sure work, not fnorc 0“-n align’ [hgn
and all ml“ was O" 'l."‘-ll?‘-l, . '-l°.“l.lY l'all'_ll °lll °l' ‘firs! t-18l1e|‘e<l into the Royal presences he made '-I that every unkind look, every ungracious word, the solicitation of his‘friends, whose opinions con-
lllefhe/d.’. -lllld‘ "°l'”"°‘lf‘,”-l.ll-. 7l,l‘?"‘l! lllalll llllllllll low Olielsance at the Same llmeiffioving back his every ungentle action, will come thronging back firmed him in the f)l_‘0pl_.’lely‘Of ltis“f’own. ‘ Ozlr
labl¢o*W1ill_-3 Cl’-‘§“_l l3lll‘C°3l'33_ lllle“ Cl0‘l‘s_ and 3“ foot ; on which his sable Majesty conceived that upon thy memory, and knocking dolefully at thy r1"at/xers .’ ‘w/zcre a1'c_t/36;,’ was an I ejaculation of
excellemdllltfers "1" P3“’_lCl' Cllsllcsa all bl'l3‘lll3"‘l like the wild monkies he tvagcoucliiiig for the soul—tlien be sure that thou wilt lie down sor- an ancient [)all‘lal‘Clf?A The‘ ineinbelirs of the ‘ old '
clean l ma dmn" °.°"5l5l°ll' °f ‘licellelll lllllllt Purpose Of making 8 Spring at.ji:his ‘head. He rowing and repentant on the grave, and utter the Congress’—'l‘hc signers of the declaratibn of A-
l'0a5l beef: l“_ml3_t 5ll°lll“lll‘3l l°"'l5’ “lllll "°S‘l.l3l’l35 therefore fell flat upon the gi'ouiitl, under the i- unheard groan, and pour the unavailing tear— merican Independenc:':—-the ofiicert_‘.- of the Army
ofthe best kind, and well cooked ; bright pewter dca ma; he should thus escape, and that the more deep, more bitter, because unheard and tin- and Navy of the ‘ thirteen Coloni 3 in the gloo-
Plates} Wlll‘ Sllllll l’ll°l‘l"°"l‘l‘“l"°5 Elld lbliksi MW Sllallge lllllllllal W°llld l“~‘3P OVCI‘ l1lm- At the availing. ' .my period ofthe revolutionary str 'gle’—-‘ where
5“PPll°'e“_l llle Pla-°°'°f’ lllc ‘W0°‘l°“ ‘ll"¢5"a“d ill" same he called out to his wives for protection ! Then weave thy chaplet of Bowers, and sti'ew% '.'.are they,” They are,'-most’ of tliefn‘ reposing in
. stead of wooden cans, weretplaced on the table at and they immediately formed a circle round him. the beamies ofmuwe about [he grave ; console ‘the tombs ofa country, flit independence ofwhicli
*Pl'°P"-ll l"l“l“’3l_5 Small Slolle PllC_ll°“52 llllefl Will‘ His Majesty was told that this was‘~‘only'the sa1u- thy broken spirit, if thou canst, with these ten- they secured by their toil, their blood or their
S-‘Xl39ll°“_l Pal"?-lllllll°ll l7€€l“‘0l‘ Cldefv Wllhm We tatibii oftlte W'hite5 ; but he begged that it might der4.}’et futile tributes of regret ;--but take warn- deaths. Tlirougli the medium oftlivp/Press, which
'°"*‘°_l_‘ °l each 5"-"ll" lll"‘3l°°l3 allll lll’ll°ll_35 were be dispensed with in future. He soon ‘began to ing by the tenderness of this thy contrite afilic- is thepalladitim of our liberties;-"l nd the source
‘also removed, and their places suppliedgu-'1! ll Plal" examine his visitor with somewhat less timidity. lion over the dead, and henceforth be more faith- of our knowledge, welhave learned something bf
flag.blm°m"chalr5' .' " ', ' 4 . . Al llrsl ll? Wok lll5 Clollles t0 be Fall Of his Nd)’; fol and affectionate in the discharge of thy duties. the gigantic Statesman and Soldier}: ol that tirost.
l ll” ll'a“5l"llll_‘ll.l°ll °l llle l*"*l’l_" ‘“lll_ “5 ll"'l“' and the queue of the Dane had led him to suppose to the living. important epoch of Amen-icaa .hi’story——bui the _
“"3 lllll ‘llllY lllsslllalcll ll"? Cllagflll Yl5|5l€ l_l\'il.3e that he was a large ape, ofa species tmknownlto rising generation, like the writel», must search
countenancfis Of ill“ 8ll";5l5 S‘ llllll‘-‘>l‘<1ll*3<llll¢ll"¢ll3' him, with a tail growing out of his neck. The ‘through the soaitorolgo-“(l bl-lef doiailo of.ll,v,,t pg.’
9°‘-‘lest 3° lllal, ll,-"'3' lllll“‘l, Pl“-llllllllYv 35 lllele White was then required to eat in his presence. A SOLEMN DANCE. , «riod, and catch the ninrations of the few hoary
. Slag: 1(\m8‘l'h¢:ltaVb5ll';:1¢ll’ Of ;Gl10.1C¢ melllll find V933”-' In ortlei" thoroughly to satisfy liimself. respecting Somefew years since, in the eastern part of beaded Sezimcn who survive, to learn the unsur-
.Wh M ‘ D‘! .. .1 » - - his real shape, hedesired that he migghgt-gbe reques- Coiinecticut, the following remarkable circum- passed achievements of the matchless ‘ Naval
ell ,l‘ 4 l."mP 3 (ll=°°V8T¢<l lllal ll‘? °°l'l_l‘ ted to strip off his clothes. 10 his utter aston- stance took place. Heroes’ ‘who then dared, with means apparently
Pally llllll ‘llflllllxlllf 53"“ all°lll°" lllgllal “’llll'l“5 lishment he learned that Kamp positively refused In the town of , there lived a respectable wholly inefficient, to assail -the vaunting “Queen
g°lll“l and llllllll’-"‘ll3lel)'-l‘V° (30230. l“|'.€_"C.l1_.“'3ll' Zto comply in the presence of more than ahundred family by the name of R ‘ s. Mrs. if not Mr. of the ocean’ as Britain then cal, d still calls
ll”-" l'“5ll°‘l llll° llle 'l'°°.ma Cl|‘CS5C€l 1“ l1V€.l'Y: wo,men,, but that he had no objection to show” R.'had made a public profession of religion, and herself, tipon her favorite eleme" t. -
°l°‘lll Sl‘“'.“.‘l- and Prflfufely l»’°.‘WlG|,‘€€l-'»."0lll Welll himself undressed to the King alone. On reeeiv- ,joined.» the Baptist communion..- But professors Although the writer is at? re that ‘ the Iia_l/‘is
the yValI1'1.l. table “’"l1~1-18_<I‘0N6fltS “ml lll_° Wlllll". ingthis answer his Majesty previously submitted of all denominations had fallen into an-awful state not told’ him, "yet sufficient has? been di'sco.vercd
fi1N11lU.*'€ 0_f ll‘-.3 -f‘00lf“-l :1 ht? 300!‘ “.V;a.5'=.1I13IanllY to,t_he discussion of his Council of Statesfthe el- of insensibility, and seemed almost wholly con- by researcli, and received fromfobliging corms‘.
C”_V‘3l"=‘l -"l'_llll_a "Ch. l.U"l¢€Y. °3"~P°l afidllle, Walls ders] whether it would be prudent to trust him- formed to the world. . ' pondents, to have enabled him to make consider-
l"‘ll fine Slll‘-'l“l’°5l."3" and all el5B'a_lll Mllll°33llY self alone with a \Vliite man. They decided in It was common in this vicinity. at this time, for able progress in the‘work- mentioned. The co-
lable “ml 5ld°l’°‘“"l l”'°lll§lll-l"-- .1 he lalllli was the .al‘firm-ative andthe women ..,were ordeyed to young people when they happened to meet to-
_ I . h h H F _ _ _ temporaries,so_ns and grand-sons of the f<=‘.lowing
\ covelet W" l. "6" 1° ll” ~llll"”l ‘llal"”‘°l°lll5’ "lll‘l retire. The Dane then stripped. Frernpung gether on an evening, to spend the time in dan- catalogue of heroes are most ear'nc‘stiy requested
a most _,spl_e_t_idid desert, composed of. the most l
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. .‘,_,,§“ .1. .. . ,. _ H h . , E. , _ _ V t _ 'wher'e__is Dennison‘ Llsathrop where-is'P_ere'z _
_:gé61l£‘:ii¢;s ie -Pt;l'lOd of _n'iyiearl’leV5t‘f'3llFl,h.§t2lch§d,,=.8§S:.q§§’,.ti§t.lgll}f donoegwili, .,,. ,,e,,.: ‘lfembletpn 21- A brotherqol the last mentioneél ’ , ‘ ',G’aaette1')fii._t:e._ . i_,,'_,l_- ~ . g,
_ - .. .__ ~-, .‘l= . . °mP“‘ ll ; -_l.-l,;l.l,‘?.jI;,l.f,,:I,,|,l,i,£l 3: “ll*?- ’ ' _,»_',;x 4. . g ~. ~ 1 young man wasgone of the company who was up . Qct. 24. by n ‘ _ ll t *
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fashionable pastry of everydescttiption. sweet
meats and fruits ‘of the most choice kinds, served
up in fashionable. plates of the finest ‘China, and
su_p7l=rb cut clirystal "glass vessels; whilst the
sideboard groaned under a. profufsion of choice;
wines, Acordials, .stroi3g...waters, &c. &c. so, that‘
iiothing gas wanting totempt the palate or excite
the appetite ofthe gr.eatest'epicure. ‘' . C
l’le.3§l-l.|‘¢ n0w_heamed in.’-gvet-.y:c,ountenance.
V ' ,.,...,bhilst‘lth,e sparkling. glass ivas,.e_mptied. to the
‘Calm 05 N_l.I'-ADa.lI‘ymple_; and as the company
3.PP'=l‘«|PI‘-3'-l. d.15P056d Itoen joy tliemselves,._Mr. Dal-
,‘ ,T.Y|1.1Pl¢. PP¢Pat'.¢-d.,to: wit_hd_raw, -al‘l,Cl»;]e(.llfC‘.,tll(:I,T|
;ll'¢9- fl‘°m. lllal, FeSfliaint~_,,which; is .,natural, in the
, .prcserice.ofan old and rislpectagblic man _; Bo, 1,3.
f0re.,he retired he addressed 7 them in substance
as follows. _ l _, is-_ A l l _ _,
My worthy friends, this is birth day," on-
Wlllcll l n.um_ber llllicc. score and ten'y.elars',_ltv_hich
Jseems to havebeen considered by. the psalinisfas,
[tile limitof liuman _li;fe._.Icannotdexpress the;
touched his limbs with fear and astonisliment, and
at length burst out into the exclamation, _‘ Yes ;
thou art indeed a man, but as white as the very
Devil .!'—-N . Y. .Com:—./fdv. l
Ducllzng.-—The manner ofeduelling in Japan is
singular, butquite as rational as an appeal to the
sword orpistol. When two men of honor quar-
rel-in-Ihatcountry, the party who conceives him-
selfinjured rips:up his own entrails, witha.-large
knife, and presenting theiinstrument to his adver-
sary, inyiies hilri to follow his example. No Ja-
'papese gentleman can decline such an invitation 5
for if he does not instantly plunge, the«kni_l‘,;. iulo
his own bowels, he is dishonoredfur life,
V Telling]/Vondcra.-—A person li-ad boon relating
many inci-ed_lb,le stories, when Profes§bi'_ Engel,
who v,vaspre§ent,in order to repress his imperti-I
n’_enc;e.-said, .‘ But, gentlemen, all -this amounts to
very little, when I can assure yoti, thatthe cele-3:
cautiously approached nearer and nearer; lie._g:iiig and other vain amusements. "The custom
’ fo_rwat'd, felt her spirit stirred within her,like Paul
of admitting parties to dancein private families,‘
was too generally allowed of, even by professors
of religion. .
A particular circle of young persons, of which
two or three of the above family made a part, not
unfrequently met at their house. Notwithstand-
ing Mrs. R's religious feelings had greatly decli-
ned, and she vietiieiil-“hei'self in a cold, backslidden
state yet she could not feel easy to countenance
such vain‘ amusements, but became resolved to
reprove them. Ittso happened that not long af-
ter, a number of these -young people collected at .
in dancing. Mrs R. perceiving what was going‘
when at Athens, but knew not what course to
take, toprevent what her conscience disapproved.
The young people had arranged themselves in or"-—
der for what they termed a set dance, when Mrs,
R. with much fear and trembling, resolved to ven-
ture into the room and try to speak to them.-
toforward, as soon as possible, b:‘ie_f_ notices of
J\’hval-éérziice in the .rggoluiion—tlt_e- ships they
co'rnmanded—the-‘British ships, they fought and
conquered, or to which they’we_re compelled to
strike-—incidents of their ‘lives from the conclu-.
sion of the revolutionary war to the times oftlieitr
dea‘th——to wit : t ~ , ‘
Com modoresWliipple--1-lopkins--liiddle, the.»
elder—Jones—Decatur, the eldér--'l'ruxton.
Captains Mauly-—-Little-—-Nichiolson--Harden.
——Tryon, and any others who in a high or minor
station signalized themselvesin the revolution.
her house, when it was soon proposed to engagfv "The task which the writer has undertaken is,
arduous, delicate, and_ititeresting-';-'-he again soli-
cits aid-—he asks for nothing but the ‘ ‘raw materi-
alal’—l-le will manufacture them'accoi~di.ng. tothe.
best of his experience ; ahdif. from the coarse-
"nc.rs of texture, thefabric should begcocarieintteil,
he‘ will at least enjoy the satisfactiofuot having-
made a laudable attempt to rescue £ror"n oblivion-.
the' memories of departed patriots,vvhich ought to-.
Pl°35lll"fi l‘l‘°:ll'llrl‘,l’°“lllB&i°’l‘*l'8:§;llA§l’ll‘3Cll9",°l§ brated organist Abbe» Vogler-,"'ono‘e .,m1,a,ed§- 3 'l‘hey were standing upon the floor, but hadnot be cherished. S. PUT N Ah’! WALDO..
lll.V.";°°ll.°‘3 ll ‘’ rl'l°'l‘l9’ill. .-'.3¢$ll=l§l§.1l.8!1C§5 3-.0“.tlle:,tliunder.-stormso well, that for rifilcs round the commenced their dance, when she -.sddressedv' '-I-lar'tford,. October 1823'. . at -
'occasion‘ ;',_and before. I leave you’, I-consider int:
"llllY.l{'°W¢ 10. YOU as well as‘ to myselfflo éxplainl
iriv*‘c"mduct "in the .ar.ra‘ngem‘ent of girls day’s ‘tap
' tcrtaintriént :' ‘and, e~;s_t‘>"e',;i;;iiy.t_hat i,'alayav'¢id‘ ‘the:
l.f*‘ll’f'“t%§<*l9l°.l’l‘l'?.&I" i"*Fl¥?4*T.¥l‘?°f“?°t?"lcidvs'» ill-llll.$lll‘ll?‘9ll
old age. It has bcentlie praciicgyoflmopy-pooplog '
co_unt_ry,—all_tlievmivllgturned sour.’ - . ,_,
l weavco It°eladndNh_as‘l.ately finished a lvhirt
conip(lete,‘_ir\i ‘lltS'l0t)_"t_I_1_, ' without a seam'_.i( is" 55.:
curately;gathered:a,t the’_ neck, shoulders and,
WPlS§,S;,"§_!}tl, the~n¢9l5 £1,751‘ wristbands, are-’doub.led'i
withem nearly as follows : ‘ It seems to pie, my
gioung friends, someof your company are miss-
ing.’ Not knowing to whom she alluded," they
replied that they did not miss any one in particu-
.Po.i_iiiiz0i".s , l
« Metallic Strap and a Pastor,
lar. _ ‘._ “hip-E" said S_l'l£_":-_--‘W.i_1el‘e is Isaac Deansill‘
~' ' l;E01' Raztor's,..$Yiirgoaits?I1i.striimen.ts,~ ‘
Fo;r__‘§ale by if’-.‘ BiiiIiznI’m',"at the I_‘lov'wa§l»:-
the birth_—-ea_i;,ly life--the time they entered’ ‘the’
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