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.... • rt i rsiriorvit,, :.,
iiuo v ed ~, x ; I . , I.IVOIkr.
al 4141acorttailt Mead rtoasietkiN at. maim)
vela seam I _, .
[ - F r, wi)3l,iilbci ill Ut t ~ ;1 , 11 - 1 r
.rim ,
~1 ~i i t ,'liil 01/ !Ma* ll l ` 1 1'; C'.; : ,)I b
CIfte9RFICPATIF434 INlMYiktwoi ~., r 7,41:t4
MT & t in T I C glilmirtiMlA K0P1T.44 , f. • lAN;
ItII I3 _,I•gf 4 M 7 qP IN V IPMATM
LE' NuTPAID WITHIN NINE pvggiva.„, I, ~, -. of
IF, VTPIi? AiTNI tTFPWY 4O .wwq. I, :iI no
, e ,
:skte_a ovetesos are,as lib l(S al Rithpte et CRY other ,
,IpflgeotiettYVlCllit lki the-State) ilia wit be exacted. -
NOAttriaaintSlßS l l.lo)laveltibtifaUtutat t t et a llibavo
beeapalt• • . .
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tjaMatg l a i gl l k t oUg Y argetV;itit 4l : 4l
' all=ti l thati horyttrVhfqd %"-qm"lolt4 10 1 1 :0, 6
ZrAVAgbra2NrTu e billA7 l l 7 Vo r ittr g,
OttiAptitijOW wiiqAti; , -liiigiihi.,;„hf.i tii, county t
neerffklleil f log, k.k.,.. , - 4 1. , 11.,1- 1 1,, , ‘
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wil ProwlialtWashingtoraLltaidn.
Int AtifiIZfiIinIttNDIIIWATISNTIC SLOPES Olf
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1111kiia q oiq4CCMinc l e '44 'd' I q r
4eilb h A i nlg i iCill ) Pt lb ' ' Ci r etie l tlO P o f t' It t
r
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kli . Watp.
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t
vitee'e r de-p ise i ts' vf l Y' all e ‘'' Y " 4 "'
• sied.aie Alceell 41 54 it' rek li g 9" '
tnlPdc:llli 9 tJ4.Orfri' l' Yr ?P lo 7 ' I l l n 99'n '' .
.we, •l F.104= litkr t t . "'l 'Pe'
nsAe ti's 'Corlil64,'' hnd'its mai. e (l ' 9 ' '' 1 '
d 6 A ; a iti AiAaiii,tiiiis4tlief ' Ad u t l) 4/1 "
o f i riVaVekicit n oVW9t4.sheifs * , Otki v ld e d " ,
tic Itlqes of nouttiAlri'drida.
;4'.tri),nna e i Valk about. Cuba t ‘ nrilar;gn i l'
bUr ot 'alt t 6 dipleilaldic questio ns l o'f th'S l '
day, the free nave ration of thos e, tdalestiC
wtOr i 2dS'u'rote,Yaq t their tribtAile`, is . to
tlith'4Oi t iAilrstiu; most liitili t iible adtl'idip' 4r - -,
tail'i: m li".silikttkses them' MI, it. plih."
m - 05 ,.. t , !. ti t,,
tat:l , _l' ~I et i v ;,.•'i. . ,11 ~ t
, te.9U,Ditty . trpt it (trained by, tile Atm
evil ? if reblaerned fiOm the s 4 vage ''ffi l
wild liteiiiti'dii`ifthe repti le, and redlined to
culii;ldtibt now would be pa tible of su'
portin N l N4i4 l ,ltPitOdll '
Cp f tl,e'po '('A t ' 'i'
the ,‘Vfi - olehstrorl , , , P Pma °
,1,.4.113‘ 1 , rich II 'l . '
it ,13 a, country. J. he common
yieflO' l iige is' foq'foi`orl. It is reap et)
fit;e t tnEiiith's 'after planting, and may be l i
ptiitita L itt '6ISS , time, of 'the ye`iir, Thus
tog, (4.!FeY Willy pliint o ne hoshet of rich '
to':ptly-,ill) fi ve, roon'tfAliedeo he dill gath'-
e?,,fditY P a iiilY?'' Ti4l ) ,titing"tliese forty, he i
m&j,VOtheillierionths' h u ther' sixeen
hiii4fredriAlph6l6: In, ten' niotiths tho,e4 di ) 1 ,
3citYag,Viiiidae there ' piTthousa i dd-fold"
ultrec.r, " I. 1f
I I H.Q. U 411 41 ,II .
, too, iiitty , n 6 pm,nten at any,time,
andtitirde itrionth3 is l
lit' oi giiihertiv , c'
Thiillifte' litistandrdan h Mie may grith ..—
er'
fßit c f ( 660 'OF'coi IV' a' year. Its seasons
a% n til,rBrllitiiiii Anrndr l with a perpet:
i tt
uld rSuad i o Itar •
vcVs " ''"'j
I' 'the M •
ikt;:or 'Ohci l dleir e;.find corn.
rri44V i4 - the Olic.y otihese. b (la b& State
lei lit, 6rttkit ritek,tosieliiii and itslitilley;
to' seltleht di ' d li'V l t ' d earth,
e a d , ?u i a ion l an its
sic, rind ttlette4s ) IC. the bu s iness unA, want*,
ocLerild&in'il i ii i arAe' ` want*,
Amer
Atlantic sic:lk; or souih'
rhG, 4.rtiu', , '4y . or the 44 Plata,
apili ;T. , 0h... , ,A ; 2.,,, or"ft i . &,....' ~,, iy..,.. n
dill hW. ' 'ar i truslieiri bOutitcful,
""i{tOti e vreeralilo l kingdom 'display
ititiforceS lin i u till thei'l i Most , perfet grad . %
d'eluiidlndi it all i 'theii m ight, l and the r e, t l oop i l
the mineral kingdom is most dazzling with
i:s wealth. 0. ii l A t I, ;11 1 1
In A m t l reg,ind ot country w 9 gon-roads
0'
, 4
re,,l,M?upiltei u nnowr, and the first •
I l`'' 4 'i. ", t Y• . . i , ,t ? b4: l l' l ,lci ct)ldthP4 l o),O
LA tl i, T ti i ns i tt,d , titintr.y ; tiearly as large
ae n
,11nT molgr! e v f q tit9
m th h 'a i our
i
et; l'tiFN9sl4valleY„apfl tfdagl is abe t
theyna4ll I qC:9Us grr`t,
lji
MiSaystnes I4nger , rore nEviga : -
A l l
bl''AY'rii' l '' o
,isl ieroYsi-3etlle;igilipi'p
thOke W a tei4itt l ipliilerd
Minost i Vqtrier?
,
In the ytiloy i of the Antiltzoki the plotigh is
utklinavn,l„ 7and,tho Atoricao oxe, tbo
gi,grieirniiderilby 4,i' settl4pe'rit, and cit . :in.'
z ailolf,ls trOul4sity.
"koli.trioiiiLtilah ifi,ree'hund'red Wears thg
white m an il has i bFpti l ehi6.blished In tA I
)27.144 I?6,fig,ll%}id'ilie in.'g re, • than,lliree
hual t erd 3Perthrif 1111'6 9 reidained a itti*lino•
v'eft#O,4:,d4'ss,nr''''t he tuopean ims rin'tM d i ci,
nppietisier=.--npne-116, not ihe fase—up.
di Itg foie4ts. • li-loW`lon't*'sluill ihi's cOit.
a ,
tinue to, b, sol i 1
1,
t
. 6 1htl ll'ibiL;inaei. , , 'do 'arts, porntnprce no
clitil:B, bY.WhiCh it; rivers 'day be opened
tt nib,riglitioii,, ) as ey.i.F' sq t4,s ?l ittemeni,,lt's
fainitits far'Cultiva't Pit?
''Wfirit'Ccirilinec9 lids' done for • ISoUtb
.I(*feillcalt imthihglii i to v'tfliat it Will do.--
Iv v 14 41 tritigf.d . ;priliftic s, ` ( ! g , d,rl.Bolli 'oe' tiat i
clihtin4VVit,ith setitepent and ctiliivatiOn.
Tea' 'ta iiltlitBiias ' t riever' 4en ) ,:i6,V411'-'
a. , til'hoaki'i l if 'the countrl is rr. cern
m i,b
liiVigitil, 'katili t '; no is'it to herresyched'r3Z.
teAreilfibiigh) the ipoi,V,er.4 or "steam tend 'the'
Ilars7,'n`dr;lbf,i'id,rtihjettic w ate;lcolir.se`.s. i .'" l ;
Itit'4oftihiV'codeilr3/1-of the il-I-Tortoni:4,
fpett,lirig t up,,,or 1 sen l lipg i l he co tho °unt
ililliirscu theL'afea l rititildl e l ' the ate ? and, the
SNP With No: F lietteitgers v of' 'on:i. l .
or e4ll:•thiatitWiSh itillipetik. '' ' "
I I(
i'llitf, therM‘oie','firbt"'se'o where `11.14,'
Ii 4 1 4 "6',4, it 7s,"tihil Whitt' is itsa r el l Ott
.i6illifon; taw thet4 Iv 6 Mll,lbei,.tlip, belter ,
iiiiihfVd i4',,iPpielici4' to" I tb n o trite ' coirrte'rit;
i!)ftLiitridliich:li,.4ttittil;Vithpi`th• the 'colv:'
niaclar hitrtideot til6;so:Ali ,to talti'Wjih'
, ,i.. 310111 0/1:t .le Ott 1 . 1
;afford to it.
. eAWAßNitPionlittstitlef EoutbiArtiOriciu is
morpootkrlylih ottopo,tothatPf ,o right•on. l
gltvistinogio) , . Its bypottiqusalgata,9ll this',
Rtiottio;,thol , o l f tito Lipp estexido ,frprol Gap&
iittp,pgdwast.olote; ', Hap I thb,..rigni
AgglOdsafstrate4,with4b4 othpr llogi which
'extends:troth , Copp st o Etpqmp, irk latit,ode,sl
deg. south, to Cabo `La Vela, of the Car.
eilli cy ribbon sea; ix hitituda 1 1 2 deg'.lnorthn f.)
.rtflas itongorlizig iwthittPlittweeti c Cave
libitiiind stlabAttai ft , islB,seo.gelightpit .
ittahviirde itir longths , illiatiihor) leg
only 2,500; but the hypotenusar.ivniclv
- -
$0 0 1 ° R‘q 4 ' , IlliiiielirubresP gqll/9.Ya
taiii'.'lsll'bre'(llll.lll6 hin 1Ar.,..?:1)8R4..,:i ~,,,L,
gu i rplior exercise a wer,i?l .
~ -. g.,
, ' fir ii L 0 tl . I I 1.. 7
iti e n ,r )1 !mail g iig i toßs
V4l as keri ! tt i ei)ogreßpi
1). , 5: •tf a o 091 ' . al
, 6' greit . ( - , I, , l erii , .1, i 0 t .AouNr i y o is
iidi t ily Amazon and tia inajeskc,4,,V2 l . l
. si
?„,,', ta, are resultants of this configanition. -
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! .7
I 11 0 1
'consequence of havlogithe sea-front which' Not Se in the Valley or I th e, Amazon.—
liests upon the short , leg ih ' the northern' There the/ weather ihrtgiAehble all the year
hemisphere: and 'loeking ttl'the northeasti round; 'and' thtiekh 'mere raid folk there' in
'and in consequence bf having the' sea-frOnt' some trionths ' than ;in otherd; tiS it' dabs
which , rests upon the long leg in the south-' here with us,' still tit*, as hero, 'Riney
,ern . hemisphere, to look southeast, the riiih, and does rain', any, day in thd'yettr:
'northeast and the southeast' rade windS, as Now, I I thitik that any one , who has fel:
'thsreame'scroso the Mina" ' filled with' lowed' me With 'a map will perceive 4 , hy
rntoisturof go full charged into the interior, thiS inter-tropiCal region of South 'Amer
'dropping it in showers as they go until ica, 'Or that part of its water-shed which
they'reactv I-the-anew-capped 'summits of fr9 i n p an i n t ia v ,' t i,
r parallel of3o or 35
• 1
itho ti2ntles,..: when the- last d r o p ' that *that de. S.'slOptis 'towards the 'Atlantic, has,
very lots+ 'temikinittire can wring from them an d oug h t to h ave, : the most remarkable
is'idepositetkto melt and feed"the sources climate in the world. We have geeti that
i lof the Amazon and the La Plata with their Ensiern Africa, and Eastern Africdelone,
tributarid. , reSembles it'in configuration of shore lino
The;northeast trade winds commence to alonei, for the . evporating surface and the
bl o w about theTropielof 'Cancer, and tem- supplies of vapor are wanting ? and there
' ing from the quarter they , do, they blow ob- fore South Africa cannot be nearly so well
liquely across the 'Atlantie. They evaP' supplied with raids,and consequently with
orate 41.0 m the ' sea as 'they go ; and itu - ' rivers, as is South America.
pih,giitte at right ,angles' upon the South '
In all the other inter tropical regions of
Arneriten shore-line,' that 'extends from the N wo n rld iT in d Indi
d a, in, Western Africa,
Cape St, Wave to Cabo La Vela, they car- Polynesia—the year,
ry into the , intt3ri'or the vapor that , fortes
is7ivideCi out an int n e n the rainy senio and the
the clouds that gi , i6 the 'rain which sup
,-, dr y; dining t he latter of which " li tt le l
or no
pliel' with water the' Magdalena, the vr- fulls, • d ry, an d
water spr i ngs go
%MO, and the northern tributaries of
ish,and dead bodies pollutes the air. ,Then,
the Amazon. too, stalks forth in these countries the
The volume of water discharged by
"restilence that,. walketh in darkness.
these rivers into the , sea is expressive of In In the valley of the Amazon no such
the quantity which. thoEe northeast trade
condition exists. There the fall of water,
winds toke up from the sea, and, carrying,
though copious--the river Amazon is the
in ttio' clouds, - precipitate upon the wat er rain.guage--is not compressed within a
-
shed , that is drained 5y these -. '
streams.-few months,
nor accompanied by the terri
theylare We hurricanes and tornadoes which rage
but , pipes anlegutters which Na-
turel has pleted under the.••etives of the
groat taster-shed 'that has the Andes torn at the change of seasons in India. Here.
ridgeipolei the Caribbean Sett and 'Nortli , at America, gentle and truthful showers
Atlentic fora Cistern. • •,, fall daily. and tornadoes are unknown.
Th 6 trade-wind region of the North At= ; • Becatwo the Amazon is a tropical coon
'antic affords the Water-surface 'wherel the j try, the public is disposed to judge of its
evaporation is i carried' on that supplies 1 climates p them with the cli
with rains, dews, and moisture, New Gra.l mates of b other tropical countries---as In
nada, Veneiuelai the three Cruzimas,and'i die,for example. But, for the reasons
the Atlantic slopes of Ectitider. .1 i i stated,oed bemuse there are no Monsoons 1
- Mille q th`er hand l ; the southeast trade or, other , conditions to cause the valley ors
winds 'commence to blow about the pare)) •!
the , Amazon to be parched with drought;
el l ' Of 36, deg.., o'r ,45 . ; deg. south. Th b y ; atone season, and drenched with rains at
i come, toe, obliquelf eeroSS the Atlantic'' another—as India is on one hand, and the
and strike perpendiaeleVlV upOn'ihe Scnt; Oronoco country on the other—there is no
Arnerldritilcoast-line 'which 'extends , f retri l i more-resemblance between the climates of
Co 6 i Si. 'ltiKjiie 'towaidig '
fi eno tr o • ro.
_l_l India and the Amazon than there is be-
Th y Pasditenhe ifiterlor N'vlih their whole' tween the climates of Rome and Boston;
lee 'or Moisturii, every Liter; br ‘ yhj o h; and any one who would infer similarity of;
is wring from' them before they cross the 1 climate from the fact that Boston and Rome I
Mle's. °The qiidritity of 'moigtott, w hia i ' are , ih thasamo latitude would not,be more ;
(upontken uti'from - the sea and rained'ddiaoti , out than he who infers similarity of climate;
this 'iw'onderfiilly ftuitiful country' bstwdiett India and Amazonia bectiusethey l
radY be s'den in wltitth'd Ls Pltiici and the both are tropical countries. ' I
.
Now, what ought to be theeenditien of
Amazon dischargd back Into the sea.
Now, there is no trepiCa'l, Country is the an inter-tropical country whose plains are
watered with frequent shoWers, unaccom•
wrorld, }which has to windward, and so ex- . . .
anted b a single drought dunhg ages of
04,19 windward of it, such an spent of
ocean:in the trade wind region. , Gettse . perpetual summer ?' Why, fertility and
, I
queu s ciy,
,tliere is no inter-treptasl,•Coual4y ' fbr in such a climate rin thine
Selobrity;
in the,wea 'that,is so fi nely watered as is and everything w ill grow. 'The rapid pro ,
this gredt Apitilekcountry of South Amer- tion'en - d• edristant decay of vegetable
• • , matter 'that have been going on there for
'94., _ 1 , _, . ; , • . of the
l' ...„.• „ ~. • • , .
A t iPnir tee Atlantic coast ot the u liken theusands ' and Abu:Sands of years mein
the e o 4 f o r c h i na ari d the have made the soil rich' with' vegembto
State r s elona
. tn.. .
least ot pew Holland the land trends along mould.
' 'il there isin
the tre,e i ion ofthe trade winds of.t wse re. Th e fact that v egetation
•• d' - e ; d
gion,s l These winds with their moisture,, pptual activity—that there, th ere is no pe
travel along parallel. with the land. ,
,They nod or ve4ota*,,,iepose--that as fast' es
ocie , leaf fa ll s and, begins to decay other
Eci,no,t', l 2l9* t>cr,pen . slicularly upon ft, ner
Rullt I t heir viipso ,t it across ti ) inlp the leaves just Utting fotth absorb its gases--
reek's the valley in the Amazon one 'of
in slier, as
the
tp Scath,,America,—
PleucorisequenFe is, none of thinc . inter. tho most saldbripus and del i ghtful or cli
trypical countries can toast of, strvons mates. ' ,
' 4
and. water-courSes like' those of
~ S outh' Having shown that , the climate of th e
A.meNci. ' , ' La Plata and Amazeli'eoußtrY Ise climate
. The, shore line of eastern, Africa is ar- without droughts , and that it is
,a moist l
ranged liko ° that of the SOuthi'American and warm climate, l have citablish,e,d
water-,slied,;, but•ii has not Os enough to enough to, satisfy nay one that the soil
will wr t o, supply, the 7, , apim.. 1.9, feed there, whatever be the; sub l sra:um, must
sp,rings lirugh t to ,rnakp' large riyprs., ,
~ have i.!Pon it a rich ,vegetahle,nrould, whish
„ , l'hs., outheast lrado win,dp,, w i hen • elle the i t t lv.pr of the Test rank vw,tatiori chit
rnopoon,4,6l thdpiclina Occart,Avi9 pe rmit , in A p.gp, must ha • ve fortne • d,I,
tAelp ta,b)GOWs,Stßke porpendiculasly upon ; In.frty next I shall proceed to ,slAOixivOckt
the i efts,t,coa,st ? i f' South Africa,, as they (1P travellers and 'mon of ,scienee. who.bml
upon,
,that or so it th Ame4 - ica. In the altill?re4 various portiomsior .this,ivimileCr
American_ are, they perpetuaVy:—.ictiful region of,nonntry, say ~ 40 to. 4 preduc.
'Au? ..4filcttplc,sse,
.113 r not ,half
. the
. IY:91 1-771 tiPPP, itki.conlineio,• anti ,thq nayigability
lOey , , l therceore, cannot give, t O - rica half! Qg itS ,Watpr.CatirSe, 1 , I lINC.A.,
1,
as mach rain as South Amerita ii recpiveS,l , (,P bo cgptinue4.)
At : ,ttp . s / 9 1 4 1 ,r,0a cll.the 'ollo° of
tho Atnertctin goast line risfortne?t. us
tit is
at tape St. Roque k)r Arnarica;- but h 9
Winds whic4LCIVSS this liciebetween,CE • tpe
[ St. Itoli.te and the isthran4 have tinyer4o
I t h e Atli:min i ocean .and,Carihlig , an sea-7
,I?lriCe they, ,reach the, lanA ;d9rph?g,,,with
rpoistUrii,;,,,Nyheretut, in' Afrioaohe north,
Otst t,ratles/whicherosEi the coast, lino from
J i
Cape Quardifai',t o•,. the isthmus of Sue
E
•'•Li I in ',
have sucked up vapors &pin, the Red sett'
op Iy th ref ? l n ilte quantity o r oi iea
which theste winds , carry:into
the interior
' Of Africa'is not by' 'any means, soireat as I
tI P); wh'oo3s(ift,)F*AtlkTit '4.l.(cY.ger
04,5ckt,41/r4r144.' 140,?*.9cP.11 as.
1 tliS9 t‘ ' MN icliot4CP.lti eivaP9ral
4 +9g 4 4 1 CM? P N VTi e - 4 ? qe n orth east trial
I wingr i bir tle Atlantkon,theionohall ,tlin, ,
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applied i for,Nreploymer4.„, , The,iniell i gent ,
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From nr° Inn't 6 l° 4 Ft n ' rnl Y Priced. ' ' 4,'‘Villake that bet on Sil," repli'ed'RdlPh.
DARIINESS AND DEMONS; "And I'll go my twenty Orillalph," I
shouted. , , i f lllust wo come alone or both
On D,NUNEIRtAIIiiD gY ,TERI.
•
together Captain"
ng " °E " 8 ' " Tricnvp '" ' "Just as VOil Oense about that. , But
Twenty years ago; One of the most prom- hold' on--I w as 'rather too fast..P' I ineant
inent 4thjects that inet the eye of the lake a f ter midnigh t: '
voyager as he entered the mouth ofGrand "All right Captain," answered Eastman,
River from Lake Erie, was a large brick "I don't care how long after midnight it is.
mansion situated on the • very bank of the' It flay be sunrise and suit melosiaa,welt;
lake, some five ,hundred yards to theeast- but if I don't come heti and datidea horn.
ward of the little cluster of houses dignifi- pipe on this very floor within; fifteen min
ed by the name of Fairport, a favorite re- utes of midnight, my name's not Ralph:"
sort of steamers to procure woodosnd quite At this Moment several of the doors
a favorite port for sail vessels in a storm, opened tied slammed to agairewith a crash
and the harbor.was far more easy of access
Er F le er more ' than ' two years previous to the ' o verhea d.
mansion at the ',Wh a t' s fi l my ,
borne the rep-
rri- that fairly made the' building, quiver,and at
than others on the southern shore'of Lake
the same time there wee heard a low me.
nototious
spring of 1852, this brick howl in the chamber directly
enquired several of the
mouth of Grand River had
party gazing about them with looks of
utatioti of being haunted. Almost every wonder and awe.
night, strange unnatural: sights and te
Five or six of us rushed up stairs and ,
ble noises had been seen and heard in and searched every part of the chamber, hut all
about tho house, end although several In, was hushed, and when we returned to our '
, vestigations had taken place by men who friends wo gave it as our opinion that the
claimed that it is all a hoax,'skilfully man
-1 strange noise and slamming of the doors
aged by human agency, yet nothing that hud been caused by a sudden gust of wind
gave any clue to the mystery had been coming in through the broken windows.
elicited, and the people of the village, a "Very likely, „
said Capt , piracy, with
great many farmers in the neighborho od;
al e
a peculiar look that had more of meaning
and hundrecisof travelers, became as firm
in it than his words conveyed.
ly convinced that the deserted'mansion was
really the haunt of goblins, ghosts, and "Come, let's adjourn out of this old rook
”
demons, as they 'were aware of the fact ery, observed somebody, and the motion
that the house 'had stood there for mord was carried • without, a dissenting voice, and
than two years unitiliabited. we returned to the old warehouse on the
wharf where, a ft er having .
placed the
It was in the latter part of July, 1832
amount of money bet, in the hands of stake,
that the schooner to which I. belonged
holders, Ralph and I repaired on board the
made a harbor in Grand River; about sun
vessel to which he' belonged, to talk over
rise, and before noon there were fitll thirty
the intended night venture ; leaving off
lak e craft put up like ourselves for:shelter
friends to pass the remainder of the day as
from a severe northeast storm which was
, people usually do who have nothing on
raging outside.
earth to do.
Most of us were familiar with the many
ridiculous stories current respecting the It was arranged between Ralph and my
self that we would turn in at sundown so
haunted house, many of the number be.
as to get a few hours sleep, before we set
lieved them all, and some few—myself
out. The cook of Ralph's vessel was to
sup among the number scouted rho idea
call him at eleven o'clock, when he would
of there being anything at all supernatur
matter .
We were discus .,,
sing the subject pro and rouse me and we would start off so as to
al about the
, ,
reach tho 'haunted house about midnight.
con, thirty of us . perhaps in an old ware- I went on hoard my vessel and turned
house on • the wharf, when one of our num- in, after which I have no knowledgeof any-
ber—Capt. liirrusy, the commander of one thing that, passed t ill. I was amused from a
of the vessels in port, proposed a,visit to I sound sleep, by a tremendous peel of than-,
rip
ihe mansion , by daylight, • for the purpose ' der that seemed to rock the
s er e of
I
of making a thorough examination of the and leaping to my feet, I felt the cool night
remises. The motion was instantly sec. breeze blowing unon my,bere bead and I
ended by a majority of the party, and off knew in a moment I was not in the cabin
we went at once to put our resolution in of the schooner.
practice. A' moment more and the pitchy dark-
We found the house, which in those ness was lit up be a vivid flash of lightning,
days was considered a fashionable modern' and judge, if you can, of my,astonishment
built structure, standing a little back from ' at finding
,myself standing . there barchead
the road, where the, bank hegart , te Slope off' ed and without any coat, in,,the, pe t rel) of
towards the beaph, so that ;the mansion, the haunted house. How I .caine there, or
which was threel stories on the street front, 1 what the hour was I could l
eroun not te
d ll t yet
was lour next the lake, the lower one be- , there, I was—alone, and, al me en
ing an open light basement of about half i the seats of tb
baree piazz fee e
and set (ran ge s nd hidunceuth
the width of the house, with .a great dark , beings, with t l
cellar separated by a brick wall from the , ous mask n
at es o ach thei r
her bea
while in theds, laughin a
pnenal
ki t chen in the rear. gibberiugr, o
The house had been built for a hotel, 1 door.way stood a giant figure , bearing , In
and the whole length of the street front, ' his left hand n common tin lament, and
there was a balcony witim porch end seats on his right virm what appeared tp be al
all round it except at the entrance,. cape. ~shield with a blood red cross like those on
ble, eltogether, of seating forty or fifty peo. the doors, upon its surface.
plc comfortably. , The "original proprietor I *ere Ito 'say, I was not ,frightened, ."I
of the,house had gone with the Mormons should - be gUilty, of a rrilschoed ; but my
after ,inhabiting it al.v)ut•ltwo years but, fear, was ir iso kind naturally Pe
whether, ho- still., owned the., place, or al than
by a reari oc , somettdug earn
whother' there was, tiny owner for. it or not,; al, than appreteesion of ell) , hedily barna
no civo! • pretended to know. One thing ' from the horri le things obeut„rop, wnicli
however, wits very, eertain;, No one had I fi rmly believed, to be ehaptoma, wi,tit ,no
lived there--atleast no mortal tenant, for power. to do roe any inJurYs, Still I was
more than two years, and, the people most terribly frightened; my hair seemed
shunned it as, the,abede of evil, spirits. Ito stand erect, the warm bleed felt like an
Within, the Ilnese,presented an appear,
_lee batb l , us it •*, , ,ps freezing through,,MY I
aneoPuelt like thatofolher buildings un- ytarts, and I would
i have giverioe, cemed
der: these= eircurnstanees, and the only wealth pr the, universe, bad I possessed it,
'mysterious features we could discover I for the power to fly from the horrid, scenes
werp.that on every door, from the cellar ',,efllevlish enchantment. , , •
le- 11 1 h e
,to tho [oink, arid. on both bidtlS,
.N.St about 1 1 , Alio seat from w..,-1 -,,meot qv risen
the eentre,tvaaPreeed a St. Andrew's erpas, I When I was aroused by, chi* im4td,oktin
[ und upon, a dole exeminatien, the naateri. # , r, was uooecupieduaml, steggerteg far
oeVosed for die purpose, prelied tbe blood war d , ; ,llli,l dowe, et' ,ii iwith, my h e ad
Xt i o_other mystery was, that On the floors, 1 bagel
quips
41e, windo i v,v,,through the bro.
were. an infioit9lnumber of tracks,made by 'keß pips or y , b,io a , bare arm prot9ided,
:naked human feet^Kirfle of them slim end an qCz,rd?) r , AO .1 touched the seat whpn
deficatedilm. these of i women, while by :fur a
,e 81,4 1 tttn,rrpr, , hand i typs laid epen, may
1
Alta greateripertion .hero tbAse of stout, full fade
grown moo. ' ' '-• Pit:ffiPg4,.;',:ell of ` terror 1 nt l eMPled /. 0
All thes;3 traeka_ resemble exactly ,thoso spring up, ItAt. l o nouKnot, for attothor had
mitile,,4 a person corning out of u clay grasped my ban' AO ',drew my head hack
pit, 9r mertard becl i , apd, welltinghciver a I against the sash the window so tbat l for
auteeth evince , • JeAvirte, :the prints of the ; a moment, A wps a prise*, But seifing
toes 9od the ,w,hple shape of the, foot put- I the hand rill hOth my • own,
ffirst'brolto
litted, i by a deposit of mud;. the,material in i its grip upplyny hair,., riod drawing the
this.,iristance, beingldentical with• that up- person to whemit betengad up agaiust the
ed. for ;the manufacture of WAIF,. • sash I. reeoutozed by o fleo g a g a
li"inni9g
tl 10, II 't . Ili b ,
After,rounY, a.rgumenla nnci,auggastions which lit up, t qe porc4,nt i ah j inopent,, a l
es to the origio, design, or eneenieg Of ft fer,mPr,' l s dll i g n ,,, tq..1'..19113 ).'!)nt,ll kner lvvP
Joy ste rieus, it rac ka ,rold crosses, . Capt. air. yeri'rs pre glottaly to ; the I ste . te of, ,N t , ork.
.ney,,gavo it an his : positi ve,conviction, that ' 0 n 1( had left home c to visit kt.marrteilsis .
( they woro the'handityprk,of Omens ~ . • ter livig' in Cleve l and, after whieh neth
, ‘, , Nhen they ore decidedly the most . ling had evecbeee seen or, t heerti,ef, het' till
•hlen43r,,dirtY,, dfsii§, I; have, TiOr tglati),op l' that 'Atil . i , t, s ;
,it;Alen
. I,n r, kipc tl/{e in , the
Ate track oc l : ailid Relph,EAtstmati,,a stout, nnrmn),l l ,oi' . g9, l ?ti 3 O i?it: tl iP 0P 0 1 1 ,94 I'Mn l "
ifeerleffe fellow, ,• -. ,1 1 1 , 11 ,.) i,. 91' T :rtott' l ~„ ~:, ~• , . . v . r •%, i l ; , i_, ~1 ,
t'ItAMIC)herfeiCAPWD..)4iregY,7OIIIWA iitkl ~, r t ? tox,§FP 4 F l 's, If Plißcer 3 nPfliffa gr, 0 , 0 ,0 1
CflP,Rilliglfo make cePganaPiiefll.4llllJlP , mppn, the gtrl .e,arm• ,Wlt,e,MltOtlllY.Yetuj. , l l,-
Oilat 04 Pvfi)vmhearsliftrimad.or,ihoye ted fro#l, Ow ,‘;'lii'dr,o l 74' , P , rill ~.q Al,-
e Alovfin !CPO, l :NW in.° i 0 1119stliel-latStre- r, eitsthly, Ati,uAter,: y h!.,q , ,mey4 N) ciqg 9 „,,
io nsp r pre tiigf,dgpitl,e.(llc,thet)eso•rii egi ?gm. I friam l the interior. a ihe house, up front tf;e
t,l,Ypn,V, ~c,xe,l,4madl th& oputip,ip c „at lose )gtirrqbalttomnonithatietrch,'ondlroin ten
in
infiSPRP9SII4-oillOkall All..et .tivitnlYAlll- I ithoieealld I „invisible : oderntins . in-•she • Mack 1
11503/A4,tvi*lilltr, Qyotlios,Ralphowill do re lo 1 night: , i9a 'III lo 1,10 , ,' ii+od
come tide after dtak,"' , I The fiendish laughter died away, and
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there was a few ntement'n silence Waken.
only hy the low motoring thunder, tillet
length eight clear and diStmet groltes Trom
the bill of a revenue cutter itt'ille'hartifii : ;
told the hour of Midnight,' upon w Wit' the
giant in:the door shouted,,,<lnd: in 'to the
dance,f",,and, up frnre, , the, benches in l the
porchtleaped,the whelk epmpany of "W I ,
its and, Went skipping, frisking o ipa
,wa(tz
initnic; the two •ginat' front' natfina; where
they joined' Handel and ' *eta i' • *hirlitig
around in giddy circles, their barb ,feel
which I could see by the united glare of a
a dozen .antic: alinpedilinferW were all
covered with mudi. went pattedog . olPg
the floor leaving fresh prints.,like those we
had semi darn the day.
Some strange infatuation, which had it
-been to gain illy soul's eternal salvation;
I could nett resist, seized me; and in with
the rest I, rushed, seizing the' •mysteripue
fa rmees. . deuehter with whern , I joined
hands, and round ' . we whirled amid the
waltzing demons, my , heavY boots clatter
ing strangely' among the rapid ' patte4 lir
bare feet all shuffling end,, leaping •
, in that
wild midnight revel.
Faster and more furious gmw the infer
nal dance, and I was almost entirely be
wildered, when in among the wierd crew
rushed Ralph Eastman, shouting in a voice
of thunder: . ,
"Re there! devils and devil's imps.
witches and wiv.ardis, have at ye. Round
you geoid Belzebub! I'm your partner!"
and grasping theina with the tin lantern,
ho dashed/Bite to 'the floor, tore 'a mask
. from• his faceiandtrevealed the features of, '
Capt. Georgo,Bipzey. • , ~ •
In pp . instapt , all was ,cenfusion, .my
partner slipped 'from my i goup And disap
peared, hal' the demons vanished and the
remainder gathered around.=theinnateitte
captain, flung aside their masks lirtfl esp.
peered as—captains, mates and saiiats
from the various vessels in pod ,Eptlaaaeti
there for a night lark, and to Trighlen
Ralph and I. So far as I was eonaerped
they had done it most effectually, for the
next morning my hair was as dray 1 ait'u
badger.
As to the mystery of my being thereon
the porch fast asleep,. I never Zurni4liat
out.. The cook and two 'or threet,eg,the
men .said, I got up, in my, sleep apd,word
'off there, and it may" . have been so, , In
fact I don't see how if 'could' have geen
I otherwise. . ': , ,
,
But there was •other demons . than :the
sailors at the haunted •house that eight...".
But who they were,,where they, c,arnefrqm,
their business there 7 or whither they, fled
so suddenly . has ever remained a rn , Ystei'y,
as has thos.e benedy erosaes; : the fbbf-prlids
en the floor; and the secrets ofithe haunt
eti mansion, and flee appearariMoeroJhut
night of Lydia ,;qay , the,farnicesdaaghter ,
Who I can swear Was no ghost, tir a stroau
I Otle titVpUll hair as 'she did. '
. , g a v e' . •
Captain 'Birney aeup hia money like
a man and made °phis mind likennothiir,
never to attempt frightening. Rfalpli °my
self agqin. I never, told, him .'.how, very
near they had come to scaringmeeatirely
Ito death that night ; but the people often
wondered what made, niy hai l '. :t 6rtt grey
So young, , . .
A Quiet Man Dlspbeingpfian lattilf.
1.4/1 Mark Iterr, who'' distinguished
himself at tholbattle of FolatebOY,' 'Ohs a
good but eccentric offider andinaerriblo
duellist. His deln(4,wati TeMctßitlible;., ,110
was,a,lpd of slight,effeminakeepscarri pee,
apprently void pf spira., i His Miler, One
l‘gl arquiS 'of Letbian, when he brqugbt
him Up to London to join lii"reehelit----
the Coldstream Guards -4- 4 requested t Ito dbl.
onel, who ,waa. his,' particular , ftriend4 to
wateli over bint,sad SQ,O, ,lbat,)e ,4,11)1pi.44 , 41
to no improper liberties * , and m i ,inllrust
him in the way he should go, , in caspliO
had the Misfortnnelb lbe itibuled." 'PHoso
'F were the days of fatrd drinkingi oprciditti
, ous swearing," acr t 9rdiPg?oMY , A l l4 ol el ,l7o-
?y, and f,lPle+ bf9,P 114 Y , 1 4 Tloner,tl 4 1. 11 0
pacific young scion Oftobilitv soon beetune
a but al'rrieiss, a st . 4i)V "id' hahriiii)fr
1 , practical on,', k until. , a t iltistortaiapfalt 'of a
Ypar's stcoding actually:la/Sew digiiiniqf
win,iq;.his ;face.. ,A 19,, al ,pai,4 4ii.90)441!
but i wiped his ( l ace wit h, 111 s halkp,r i cyipt.
- a L cid` took rio Virthe'r notice"Chilie insaltlio
had received.- ." ' '' l ' '''
' The doionel ' thciught l 'it vi;es illigTi'fißie
to interfere, and invited/ hint to' gretiiffinit,
tfte r a-tem, on the•following morning ~ a l9
co'clooc. !, ,0 1 11 WWI*: MclY.PaiklAPPißilki.
i i lte
,his br , ealfat wii , ll.Fteriect ?kn i pogitl,
il'inl spoke but little. A.,t length . the ,con?-
liianding officeelbicilte' gibufia:''' litbfd
Mark,r , 'said.he., , . ' , Jim:me 'speak ito . lialiin
rather a. delicate subject, hut as y i 9,ur c rattrt
er'S'frierui . 1" am, cc:401)6104' to wiyve ;ere
iriony, Captain 1.4---.—}rest 6 tiltil fniiiti.
; jug publicly 1 passed:lin 'affront 'On JO%
o l io ipth S ur o,rr,n,:hotter,4o4 l ,heittecii , t
pf thq, regimentr • 1:?,q9 1 Fa i .,Y 4 ?9,..9 41494'
'flylitat do you ilijok, g ill,, I ou,&llt l ,to:dg,
inquired' Lord :Mark.' 4I C 611 1 Olibitfi foi ap
oxpintiatibef",'rejOin'eil tbeiciliM6l: l " It 7t+,,
~i,,ftlar,.!liirtc9 'f2r,t9,1 . . Pp! esi Oplyikung
. e.Ps l gn• ‘'i 3 / 1 4 ' '147 , 1 . ,6 a t ' '''g t ~,,I b i4(9lPi, ,r9'
;pi, eiflii . o4li , 'ta ll catire r t biw: Fi Ta*
out of thi'viintiote ;Oa tiltark itisit4fris