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Whoa meat haat have IA their trace.
They—to toil, to strive, to rat:
IgiViikill'hi iniiet, et') itvialliVatil
lii hitaiiiiiiiia vitae the ikoseriit *oat "'
7.i ak Sinitic ilia bail% lita dal& '''' '
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Who is now Auttedng in thy snare?
thy comeiv firttitia., tblAt Mei noW
Or melt the glittering towers in air I '
meta, tO" ntgit, ttead
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tftwf Wow; who filial% eanohk the throng,
'Stall hide lb deft of &tine to-Itikht. -
tiicit,24 , 4lre teak'er ileain i t4e
.7.411, 7 M oli,:knitJA: each other not
Ifrte who Janie, %Tho'bolch; them all
krar and 4outtlkou thought.
'flltsseidtageßig tides of life, that seta,
-Aft eveywateli aimkireourae attend,
Ate addles of the thighty atm"
1 1 ~T hat tone ales appelefed reed.
LESSON.
-.,.At TALE OF DOMESTIC: LIFE.
- T111:*w young ladiee were seated in a
'aPartMent. They were
tl)e Misaea Asnaw;la anti Emma Ellis, and
dketsonsin Delilah Carleton. The latter
wets engaged in the womanly occupation
of iewitaf the two former in diacussing
cr~~trai~y Ball at which the three itad been
PPRll* 4l 4 , 44cuedi , ng evening. ,
1011; dont, ,tl4at• Mr. • Barton at all,"
said Miss Amanda, connecting the cottrer
eiziw.
Ple I either," responded Miss Emma,
adm..tivaa kite eldest.
romfikad why not.' might ?" asked Deli
-44 I lie sine he is handsoche enough,
OatiOt 1 ,
.44 Pa
fo,Hrt what, coal" laid she to Emma,
toko' ka4 trisitellast: Sleety, his *me
117,4.ptitIsiiik
eilrolYA9ll,l*44,oll;',',
.411•IYMI.I.Yea• kiut fog all that , heaa ru i fir ,sl
said ~ S aaaua‘ .pattighty, ...vulgar in lig
•
' . /I ititlgar I "" , 'ekclairried Delilah, "You
must *gam allow me to differ with you,
twO,,:aiseAoatinueile looking in to her cous.
in!refase with , a 61 1 / 1 040 6. i think he is quite
rktithritt=itibre'to Wen' Mr.
,Fridti or My.
eic i: 1; 1/ '6 ii l l ' :?Pie"geo 6 i44; "
~ Only thimr,.of coinipuing Mr. Barton
withar.L.Priceor firown— , to getiilesuni"
erchtistied - Miss Matti& Ellis. "'Why
Sy; It i a*ii is a niic4isie .i . "
.ifitVeklusliitiii, ha tu. dour." 'said her
cousin, "does that make him vulgar or
kiss rokisiCtablef , For to part, t think a
trelkiiihie'h be at Much a gentleman (in
!I t 1.4 . 10 1 -
wq . -, , a ,
P.,ArYe 419, *" 11 'll'e rd / ' a °till"? '
~.*V14e114 . 1 decks**, cousin thsle, , 'you do
have some of the funniest notion," uPi'l
ili t iVE*Oittaitt,'"ol fitViiil 'the wot Bite
ld
..,
0 2 0 " 4,0:1,,i/;i4; Atte Inns , kW, is good as
qualbstOltstio *hough he beta, laborer."
"1 4 01. 1 " aultr',Otkiltt , ' , " , ; dp wish 'he
49 . 4 ',)4A.Piocs,.9)4;2l4pecii, and
6 e4 I PAIWOMPPIVIX :Or hus doubters than
oploboalits.,:, 'lbis, bie ,, fatilt that Mr.:Bar,
tastiotawnet t , 4tifigiSiii: kirk itieh 'Omit
alitqlqil'::l; 'i40:4'. 1 4, 4 1;44.i4
or y0u..4r44 ~WoOlfrii; liktfooko ,
olgoempaointolk io ' , the littpurs , 3l , ' , Miss
Auituntia,4mATAMWO, ositiogirtdr . oridifit4
"it i l6' i 611 0 4 2 1 7),WW .
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bPitikOhs,)(OF RAobilluttuariptrosise irt• o' .
P* looll ‘ oriltastionquilotildlotitri hitid I •
rtilth r siii 4l6ok rel , )!irevillio.tlyi
t . — 15 .
0, e , well, gifts' 4 M n.t 1 11 $1.1014!
biddin by rite half open door of the apart.
fill/h~lotrtruoilotoisktOttliittelitivt i o
i At* e M i A t ilt ithif ii "eliVA . iiioT4
t.i'i s t ' X'llllo*Yittlin ,IPlAltiliatliMi
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yasuolasktletrAtoltoitiblahoiMro Bortitriorlt
4 V Wit 411 :0 11 to* ild fkho Pi **no
kitrit lifollitl4 piiitifibif#:
i l A ,r) 4,, 4 to I,tv =Kt • , i ~)
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ty
.... . saltlickl LA latmouthrt e ~o irtat 4,
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1A044414Wh01i ;Lhiitiut a vot - , Mrs Barton
alli4ottaillOki t unolitintoll Emma, who wad
loffillelbilkiffO ihrt` blind's.' "Caine,"
oho ocoltfflifilliOrittlitig bir'sister, ~ let
1010 - stroutst the other parlor, and
PiritMeotrohrtiolli toootorroin him; it will
girepllfiAfiteto Hior;' toi '6llO is pt i trlial to
oatichenioi: 44 •Qatifiall.4.4 left the t0,,,',.
Thu object of the foregoing euoversa
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i lliimi van slyest*, reaninthrma Meti:4Ellea u: - e,..(a}.TWlr ...n . ( 1 ,,a9n o:tr, ,heo6,"Your.
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I
Toad(_ illthilio,lololeitit:Bitie4er'intiOlistiiiir.' 'friend 01,,rnitteit we , ... were : play metes; ,In
6 ,, iime4441hq4,44F,T404:40,,)4iii tsoriiix 4 ii.- He. Via l APPranticed toi'•the'
lor , beisighanteitar , . WI Stot f Itac,hig ; wow, . carpeeter'i ; Untie sheet the Masi/kW OR
Alter Woes: Hiliii , werwiteat initekleiviter , I entered the counting house. Boon after
irespeefiitillty.‘l24fiefe itatillird fee' Whieh the eted.finisted learning big trade, he went
wa#7ilehettitO the'Coneeiiilian'oe'4as';'lie` to the'elty'of Baltintorea and thetejetarted
'ire..,haysi„ seen, that ,MF. Benoit:44 .pc4. Intsiness firi himself, and where he *iiirleil: .
stand 'thy . ton high .in their. good, iraeos. , ilelei , Oeinfeieed of; genius, and hietilrigX
MriEllitt knew that a ,glee eitimate.efre , , good, education, from a master a*i4aie,
v .
spelih i illti"teltiv a' irelitlnerit fink
` in 'hie ' andlboigtir •he snip became an apdtitect ;,
dittightgri! character,,i4Ote deleittied to ~ and ao,aubisquently smassede,large.foo
4
ialotham, a
,practiot . Iciym*,.., how , h p; lune. • Knowing the reverses.of fortune.*
'auneriededAhe impel' of our story will Which all are•litibte: he resolved 'it Mgt*
show"'' ' ' ' 1 '' ' ' - •• • ' hitt 'only ' son a" good architecf,'ini Mite ,
kfle'wbiiOirients' after the sisters had left ` the , fickle' dente" should desert' him;'
the1 1 !"0! , gr , BfrriPP,:e s PiPiefi , ' lie ;i'4" he "°oo .lll ii''e - it ; het'4 .l. 4 l e,Cerii honestly'
*bon; the i middle height, with a hue figure, liitt deily,4read. ,lie succeeded... A.year
regular features,- and intelligent counter or two ago he . died,. leaving his son his
Iliteel. 'Vito Elbe' . were of deep' bluts.i.bisti whole-fOrtune; hie wife being already dead,
.eyebrows finely arched; and his forehead' 'and - Charles .belng the only child: ‘ 'Abont
high, and ' white, limit 'which the jefhlitck• six months ago 'Charles came to ; this city
,hair was pushed back, di'eplayiug its, fine on' , a Visit. lietalled , upon me as his Path=
propertidne. •• He was certainly a hand. er's'friend.; In the course of our conver.
smite 'resit, which fact teen the Misses' sation I asked him why he was .not mar.
Ellis ', did net 'attempt to' deny, and
,the ' tied . He said that he never yet met with
ease and politeness. with which he greeted a young lady itiat.he thought worthy . -of.
Miss Carleton, spoke his claim to that calling his wife ; thithe could find enough
,which that lady herbelf had awarded him who would marry him fcii the sake of his .
—the Out of ge atlethaa. • • - money, but that such a one he would no.
Remits soon seated 'and In conversation, Ter marry. I told him that I would *t
wit!' D e lil a h. D e lil a h was a c h arm i ng traduce him to some of ourcity Isdiesiand
girl: • t: is true ;that,she did not , exhibit i , Tee if he coultinot find•one among them to
the exquisite proportions-acid the regaler isuit him. , He required thbn that I should
features the ouss, :th a
ere was ' 'conceal his wealth, end' introduee him as'a
1 o( tWo'Cin but
. . .
a sunny smile upon her face, and a;cheerfot master mechanic. . I acquiesced, and know-
TOarkle in her clear, light blue eye, and she, tug your,false estimate of respectability, i
lied such , light and' bounding spirits, that plubraccil the opportunity of teaching you.
made her appeal', if not as fieatitlful as her *a salutary lesson. I knew when I broVit
cousins, *ileitis,. more bewitching; at least him home and introdaed him; that neith
so thought Mr. , Barton, as he gazed upon er or 'you 'Would be hie chosen, bee:mite I
her laughing countenance. How mock was certain that you could not sloop do
better, thought lie, would it be to possess .low as to marry a master mechanic, but
her as a wife, dependent as he she JO ittin the event which will soon take placer! ea
her uncle, and duwerleas as elyx,would be, - sily foresaw. • Your cousin knew nothing
1 than either of the Misses Ellis, with their of his wealth until today. I see you look
fortunes. 'Chinking thus, it is DM to be surprised, girls, but did I not tell you that
wondered at that he left her with a half you would be sorry some day that you did
formed determination to win her lure, Jr not obtain hint for a husband 1 Aud did
it lay in his power. ~ I not tall you that he was worth two or
When Delilah appeared at the dinner
table that day, many Were the meaning
ant inquisitive glances her cousins cast
upon her. At last, unable to restrain their
loved habit of " running" their cousin,
they spoke.
"I hope you spent a very pleasnnt morn
ing, cousin," said Miss Amanda, with a
mock arch look.
HA very interesting tete-a-tete, was it
not I" whispered Emma across the table.
"I spent the morning eery pleasantly,"
answered Delilah, blushing slightly.
"Oh, 1 dare say," saidl.:mma, saneasti
eally, Ad suppose he pve you a disserta
tion 'on trieehanics, did he riot, cot 1"'
"Well,'ind suppose he did," said Mr.
Ellis, who had been listening patiently. .
but into whose honest face the color now
rose. "Is it not better to listen to that
than to ,the senseless' conversation of the
foplings, half man half monkey, who dis
grace hunianity t'' and the old man cast
such a look upon his daughters as made
them quail beneath it.
"ant never mind; Lisle," he continued
in a Milder voice. "never mind; Mr. Bar
ton is worth three or four such would be
gentlemen as Mr. Price and Mr. Brown.
in mom ways than one. Mark that, girls.
He is worth three or four such in more
ways than one." The last sentence he
addressed to his daughters.
:Days, weeks and months rolled by, and
Mr. Barton had become i 'frequent visitor
at Mr.
,It Ellis', , was, very evident that he
.
was paying ; prticular' attentions to Deli
lah,Carleton, and it was also plaint see
that' they were not unaceptable. This
fact furnishett'an ample stilled Ibr the Isis
tre' sarcastic reMarks. As t?r their fath
er. 'elfuoYer:ittoy indulged jo 3hea: in his
presenbe s a knowing sm Ile 4ield 'play up.
ott 'Hi. face, and' lie would *nitrite to them
hii atigerfibti l 'that they:: would !Mtge Asky.
wish .they ,114 , 411/4414 W Barton, 4r a
husband.', • ~ .. . 1 , . . ~•,
' TIM. *Jeri edittlitned for NoMe.tiMB.4+ ,
At liiiigilkiitili L nibriqiig about three, ininiths:
°liiii . fl)!kV 4 , l ?AgeriASMPP " Qinii 6 r7,l
41P1311001 5 1-144•Aille eitiortrl.4llo. pallor
whit% his•diveghleses AVevor itittingp With a
IlAltillid# imi titlierklii% &yell "''" i,' '"'"';
riWill, wliii l lect,iiiit 'lliltilt ht 'it i'iyatit•
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batAlVitat tr ellitedibothi alai roweled&
i n s itkftilk•-,-.lt ti tr. 'I 4.. ..i I it .r ~, ;,.),
'reThil **6lltigNiOie 1 014 Mtliptitli .
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t 'irThi' Waang,' ) .. sibai i l, ' 441" '; ' "P
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ta . lai r W el C f3"4" i3ll II 711,,j;1E!, I, , ill'
,N1141#4 . 1.4 " t4tll - Of ~ .!i'', l• • 71 ,I ‘ .-, •t,, Ei
t‘oi o ires ' r7lilhir isergbibg '0 to limo," dlie met
eMitttc 'With '"hir 'blind/ 'rWillit ilir you
thiilf:'litt,i'i 44 1 1•114 ., ...). , fl qt i,. I' PI CI..
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.f ll =A YV:t •thiak Paillsh'ef,its",t* Miss
Emma, with xtosi of,her.head‘ ,
"Nor l,"' said Amanda.' •
"You don't eh I Well, euppose,Livais
to tell you she is lioing to .trairy a Man
worth two hundred thousandth:lll4ra. would
that alter your opinions Po '
• "Why, what do you' mean, pa 1"
"biMer, 'and I will tell you, girlsP said
the old gentleman, bending upon his dingle
tern a grave and somewhat morn look.
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fxETTY PA. . FRIDAY. E Nth gin: 184 y ,
.•1115.•i'f ' it; toq
three such ninny hammers as Mr. Price
and 'Brown, in more ways. than one ? Re-'
nienibtr, girls, that wealth is'a false stand
ard by which to judge of respeeMbility and
worth. Not that a rich man may not be
respectable, but very , often he who ertr,ns
his bread by the sweat of his brow is more
of a gentleman than be who counts his
thousands."
And they did remember it. For in af-
ter years they showed in their choice of
husbands that they "had not forgotten' their
honest father's lesson:
Tlie.liope of happiness is a bridge we
yen but' M sunbeams and`theeoldrs ditto
ntinboty,', erhich carries laiciver the fright
ful chasin of death.
-Boman knowledge is a proud pillar, but
it is built in the midst of a desert of Igoe
ranee, and thosik who have ascended the
highest have only gained a more extetujed
view of the waste.
Xdvettiity overcome, is the 'brightest glo
ry, amt. 'willingly undergone the greatest
virtue. Sufferings are but the trials of val.
iant spirits.
Use not evasions when called upon to
do a good action, nor excuse when you
are reproached for doing a bail one. ,
Fur one man who sincerely pities out
misfortunes, there are hundreds who heart
ily hate us for our success.
Every lithe a'man laughs he adds to the
duration of'hig life.
' , Wel 'kilo, men who' habitually carry
their „Leek downward, and seldom look
their fellow ilio‘ in the face. Tho reflect.
bog mind naturally concludes that guilt is
stamped upon their brows.
yhopy . er
~00ptenteti with his lot is
rich. Not ho who bath little, but ha who
dewitesi morti lithe poor man.
*.alitageritia tnember,offa
cie~trx Ike become `
.a Prey to miie (014
passions, sad scourge* of with bia Virk ,
cab.. ..,; ,
The two war pries:Jodi thiegif thUt itide
of kitAtb' rift ! refik4oit O' tend lie yi t;
*dye
us of the Dee . the mown.weapon;
of the other.
740* i sa 4 the. 1 14 4 1
. te.r 8 P. 14 4,
etijoyoloo. se
9U etowt, 991e9 thtt ,
teoredoleiesi alourths9beekfuniteeol'atid
then the pride , oritqlaiimilli
Illifill!,olle'o444llllli,fich,ittlosl
,Xissop.olf Ahura' brittry thing. si v tits
nlalthais.Pf thit
; .
•
'V.
517,FplupPintay,ichm 1. 1 14 'ol'
4. .1i
,itm.bas
been, degraded. taf
hilnds.44llgipthowsght ittott!ttliitti hiii , tt• it
'too inslisurimiloely i'44ttur
of little momenti'hut
basial salute-the rewire of the' lips—
should be' an, interchange of affectionate
greetings, or tender farewell, sacred to the
tlehrbet ecnintuitioni. Our pareuts—our
sistera-..our wifir-oar loved oue,.ready to
beeinne our irife—our brisontls
the friend of our heart's core. to *um, and
to them only, it has been truly said, should
be consecrated the lipe of delicacy.—Yan
kee Blade.
!wrilia.R.LEss ilL,lll.lPßage
pm' ativtor m ir wrago.
Allnti'ma heirif tii ever ii'•cheetliat•
•lu snide. , mom , 1 , had :e'er
'Conoeived,ithepektilessiailme of the Chris
iain'ti hope to the
graded 'T had de'o4ot4,4o#.nlia4ii feet
beneath th e, ear th 'is. iip
r, hi, th e, ,
pile of the Mid iLothisa Mine. is Virgitilai
and wits • wandering *neigh ' their darke
subieirietiesn iettni the i stitteil'dr
music *Y& bad upon 'thy
P ; 1 4099/ elfriil,ffeas4 4l l4o
.
'Caught only the ooneladiniyi *Milani-of
thihymn.: . .ll ;• '
than be in Ifernim '
, •
On advancin g with
enp . Ddb modish
thllmisPg c:r.4er to
'give a different (jiff/4001M 10.1!10 curnen4of
air,'• for the purpose of ventilation, yet this
door must be• openedoemmionallyliii let'
the rail cars inind,'loailtif With coal. And
to ileainaPdab Ne-tatwa aiding' •by ~that,
door an aged blind Maroc whose eyes hail
been entirely destroyed by a blast of gun.
powder many . -Yeitistelfenie,4n that Mititi:
There ha eat, on a aeii, cut in die eaid;
front sunrise to enmesh day after day,; his
sole business , being to open and abut the
door, when he heard the then cars approaebbl
We requested , him to ding again hi iri e
whose last line we It wail in
deed lame in, expres.iciii,,and in the poen.
measure very definitive, being, in haat, one
of those productions Whliih' we found the ,
pions slaves were in that p a bit•tif singing,
in, part, at least, improthrii. But, each
stanza closes, with the sentiment,
01410 lin in iicavon in 043 morningt'!,
It , was sung with a clear and pleasant
voice, and / ()outdoor) the shrivelled,oight
less eyeballs of the Oldnnan toll'itt• their
Boatel*, as if hie soul felt the inspiring Ben=
timents and really the 'exhibition Wit
one of the most effecting that 'I have akar
witnessed. a, There he stood, an- old lean,
whose earthly hopes, , even at the best,
must, be very ntint ; and he was a slave—,
and he was blind—what ectuld he hope for
°Hearth , I He was burietlo toot a thou/l
and feet beneath the solid. rocks. In the•
exlmesetve language Of Jonah, mllls has
gone delve to the bottom erthe mountains:
the earth vvitlt her bars was about hhe fOr-'
ever." There, from month to month he
sat in darkness. Oh, how utterly cheer.,
les' his ; condition I And yet that one
pleasant. hope ota resurrection morning
was enough to infuse pence and joy in his
soul. ' .
I had often listened to towelling music
I had heard gigantic fritelleets pont fbrth
enchanting ekiquenowbut nettle did/wile
orelaquence exert 'tech riverpoWering
fitienee 'Over ety feelings `di' 'did ifilaseine:' ,
Nergyefiire did I Witness so grind an;e,x-:
hibitkip of Q, how cempari'r,
tively insignificant did earth's mightiest,
warriors and statesmen, her princes end
emperors, and even her philosophers, with;
out piety, appear ! How powerless wetild,
all their pomp and pegeantry, and Wisdciin
be to sustain them, if called to change pia-,
cm' with this poor slave He had a prin.
eipleo within him superior to them lin and'
when that morning which he longs for
shall come, how infinitely better than theirs
will his lot appear to an admiring , universe,
And that morning shall ere long break
upon thy darkness, benighted old man
The light of the natural sun, sind the face
of this fair world will never indeed revisit
you, and the remnant of your daps must be
spent in your monotonous task, by %beside
of the wicket gate, deep in the caveres,of
the earth. But that bright and blessed
hope of , a resurrection - morning shall not
deceive you. The &vier, in wholly yon
trot, shall manifest himself to you`even
is deep darkneis ;'and at the appointed
hdrir, the Ciisins of sltiveri 8401 dro p off
the double night which envelops you'
shidriltnish into the the iibeety ,
and the glory of fteltven,, And jest ) 0 pro ;
portiep to the dc,pth, cif your derituese
tlevedation now. Jihad be tie Wighume.
eettitteljo of Lthaveverleetiog days , =
..4At - 7777 - „. • .1 I.
t Y!,49.PIf, xi? IR, , 4 4 4° ' ;'+ 4 t" 41 ..4, ,z,
ogle .4* übingwnPrOmte itigettieing
'9le arrival of ono of : Fulton'slatent steam
PuillinFtt . ,RlC4rPPlid.l Arm' 4tYt•Pa its
wAY2te ifie geld Altilc, itisjor,llobtaMni.
Cloes.,Stooktoapsayars
*WACriteutiftitiiid , :s Air or tlio
Withottildherlhd beetlit'ainitifikte 'fwd.
t 4.4 Witt,
tlie' l if;Miyli 1/4 f 17411
1 6` ve or,
six days' *orb, with abontatomy,boyuls 2 „
atlb? mioe In Virginia, of
roe :k40 13, 4. P.* Ale'
grges,NAl 4 -10arn from , Mmthitr. ett ki rely xfolit
able mime, had obtained thirtyluippeargit
of vild from the little the 6th or. 7tb of
this. Month. kThe last day'S workihrof
three negroes was worth $1,894,' If this
result be the product of a regular vein, as
wo learn it is, who can foresee what a few
weeks may pot bring forth ?" , ,
CHARACTIMIXTIO OW TILBSZS.-T•li is Said
tbat a celebrated English duchess, on being
told that she must be bled or she would die,
steutned tho prerogative of her sex; and re
plied, 6 , 1 won't be bled ; and I won't (tie
anti she didn't.
..y , ~ ,P t, ‘. # 7711 , 7 " 7 . 77 , AffsWt. or J7l' t7l 7 , r tr, ,; I , ;t 1 , .i.ILI.
Apyivr t vir ols Tux aff4OrtiT t f t tß. . salltf44, OPUL,IIMPOIMEtCEITCZ
-114044
t ''' ' ' '''' " '''' . 1 " ' aabisaina .lialitin publisher aka:Wirt,
• ~,,, , , ,, e4tolifeltorrirkftts k PrIrRINIP• at oys't 't ..... ; ...„....... wavie,vo i r yark iplorica
l ' E°W.4l " 611411"1"1""gt ‘ '"" ''
'' al ""‘
117: ""‘ tathaLd 14 the'acelety on dire 19th
" t iii"th,..4l4ll49"thawmpeal6l.l'n•minr"vse -d
' ' ''
A"
'n
' 'i
tarkilist offkild to be Intinkrrod to its
' '' l 'll P'..,•nrri-r . : TPworsui.,l7.7 m'n , "it' , ' l fintiatiirhidt kiti extetot the foltoeing curious
li t sZt
' '.. INI.,%.*TANIVTIIITAL, I IIS A: . I,A ,$, mirdet4. 1114 • i ' '
7 : 9.1, 1 0719P15t,P.P..9 1 51 s .0..r.,1 , i it110440. 4 1; . 4y eap‘t George Shelvocke,
'Kid wf u lhOitieseitt --4 10 ,a,c. , ...., fi t ' 94 " ' f a dventures o f the
Tile a word at kindasitath,, . , hif , gßOqual,4 t h e .
~" *A. WO& r ''''" ... ) ' WI. '‘'''' I " ared"it". i ship. of 24 guns, and 106
. ,_, , .
, ' Th e itlileit ee pb o toft, uk ey , ..",, therntelaird our by ?certain nierchants in
' !cfikaorgi` at w "'" 4/ 1 1 61 , 4 1-1 " ''' ''' 0 '''t toodonVfErr it ' erOis in the South setts,
; Akd ta i didielit 4'iiiiiimrgatiir .41 ' 11 " 1 Alva 4 1 101e;i"ri4 r tii' :Ply ni6tith, February 'l3,
1 , Return iiitaaa l lrigr i `"" iliWo pOiniany wiLli' the oSnocess,"
' ' Ci v what ' lliiiri g b " 4•4 " .4 """'""" *l f u''
&at OW delltilantid 016411tain John Clip
; — , ..illtaranaHratiod4b-lialtlivatthyt 4f..nol*H .1 h 0n., ,„„ I s f f,,, ~.. , , ,
; ; ° , ; i rr Wilajt k ub N mH ill* i k i kiaood hi sk r i "11141 0 , udt : 1 ; 1, ; v ,iAller " lii t uiltib ' titbit:o6V The Pacific nearly)
L o vlrs. Cipt, Shelvocke determined to
Ad stair iipiiiiiiiikullusrlid'i" , o''s o nul is li:,, —.l, : ... 1
',' Iti iiiitarkleo# asaiteriiii-o, l '. ~i fnlii •,:r a ,p4:9Ret iiit,w i ttloast of C al i forn i a.. Hui
MIC 4/reithot kWiit e satathaildwil ; ii3O mot 1 Stamitt Nigh& Digs peninsula on the I i Lit t
... l im a, it h ig ii do i kata ma r (23 - 10 I et!.:' 7 16t tAi*Uatilligliti 4 : and east anal lOr in the
cr, tmew o ite litedvimovediretreciAl .40. fs tOkiti fif l Piietitei Rekitto, on the 13th, in
1; "4111#411"64.41/ belt" r, ' k " .l itlifi'piiiiiir . 'iiiidite 'remained until the
A6/ ._, 11146n 6Ti ll hf°6lll ,
_,... 4 * I *" ' . 1 ' ."'' iti s tUpg of 4'4 j.kitlt taking wood and W IV.
t t
41 jtql". 44 int. rf."9.99:4 t 1 , :t1 ' r: ft ( , Il *lbw/jog . ,constant and uninterrupted
~
eordlilniiiifittlisrlettlr the shore and the na
'Dail iniesielir bii la delmYture for 'China,
11 - liR c'" '' ; of ,tlio country, in
i ° .
.- rPPl.itg account
thiektgaitioe , ilmactilowing remarkable
~,,,1 , .:4fri.t4.1,;: . :..,,,..7 • , .iti
*aigr,S!?/4 1 .1-iP NI 9,fPrif4,4 1 .10,31k
the , huit..Bovida* , :nnes.4l‘o4, 44,441*.
ion•;:ifiet,the, Atom loet,,titibeet,ofpismialt
were the erigineuitikifeahreitieto *hose
rules slienri"Mettice intl'Hentril•Mier.
Us. lie "'cd r .iiclii4 6l ol4 4 P.c4g 7ll6 ffili
of cirettenstsutires endespesialirifroutt dm
fact tbat'all'eui tribe. of ladle* Wait**
.thilitioliditi eieritilif'kifitic"bripi'''iitil
identified with the Israelites by e rilf ilintke•
inkielfgitiffs rites•T'""'""''' ''" PII I•vi" r e'-'
'V 'They li bbliiiitir lie titilt 'O'er ilti
their eirdiptitifirnia kiAllair'elfreihroJ
hies of the new moon.- 4 "li."lnnitteiritligN
iniorkef dialyser: Ulifikl4.7 nik•Art
I then, ereetiqq, ; pic, a I i terniie,,,beving ,pqAck,
1 of the covenant, and also in. their erephem.
of altars. - lir By the -division of -the'lte=
Ittion ibtoliibeiVivillialitiififtliekert4iiii tei
.chitti ifittticir'heritt. "M'Britteir ttlothitif
,siterifines, • iblutionsi'-nivrhigtektemrink
niesirowar and. he Team,* prohibit:Mame(
easing certaintivitige,by"traditienrwhietocy,
chariPlimAappearanameffunspitif their lent.,
'guage to to the Hebrew, and finally by
t he! .e .Yg h4B #9o ll .l4ll , yi• P. 61 00,41' ef
Minted
.hi, L .e perp . eyst inmssion, of ill,
seal in their Beek a :ohs ilic&fbrilif Oit Tile'
relitigaittio;"' ' 49 .'' " 2 - "Nu - '('' i''' I '.' . .t'
Therlechielaidit t'dflithateillfilltdiileolic.
ered thetteridnetor 0 0 ylearietirlMotril irr
the tnigratlettlif)Vili bitiitifteVienchill'in;
ip , ' , asintniedi thebuittltne Millie pyramids
of Mexico, mud , Central' , Aimeriair: end ‘••al
Pulenque,iChuinki,sotuinberilliaimals; and
other cities of whielEdie.ruins.no‘r *Rah&
our .I,lieP l 49' ." 14 , 4 103 it 1 ,°4 ., 9;*
ems of
,hiesostFP !car P!!tis 4 ,P PPAs iLi
diees tcrephis; milirery , roadS,, risque .
'and tiliages frOM 'B i lipt; . T.fri:' Babylon
and t4rthaftek- .11it the apenryphaLlitosll4
FoOr4st ig•grq ll 43l ijoviurt ilAiteL444„,s ~
4 1WhIrcwA,44 0 RtiwiToti 4liv.itiOßlPPlghti
1 0•fi,IP4 1 4 1 .4idLi VitriAle Wulf% ?t9' -,_
w,h6ch 'w,Ve,Vliri,,„ ca n ta ta w ' Praignlrt .5 1 4
their 4lntlandiiit:fpi
; Or ckysea wnl ~ ,
I li
Sabilapazgr,' King l cir i ts rhi,',liiii m awat
eittitiVir; Mid' he y eirrfOt ilie Viiiiiklii
-1 tdif;isii'tfliti'eliiiiidifitid"siiiii kir'EfeW ''"'•l'
1 ; ' 4 '1%0 tribicqhie . cindlittir hifilifirthistf
, retries,' that' Itherrititilti , teitre thremUlfil.
We , of the desinien, , end•gcr iiiiiii , slorlheir
country, where never imusidwelt,t.that they
might there keep dmiestahnire, whisitthey ,
never, kept,..„ia their owe laadvkilLosysi%).
' stud. thertri•wiss. eilltalasSaiskli,4oo Intlaielle
a .year. evd 4 01111;,:i i.O , 4 V i lo • ii, -,i , i -
,AccordinglP** DiP4'o,iiPtitAi
r ,
ma 114114 , towirda #i9,AßCOLevf,Rl4l . lt.l4l*
Aaja - 7 2 9 1 Psei i r0NT111.0„P1,,,,r4f ( 4.% 4 , 90
UMW, want TO, '-" 1 1 1 S.,"1•!i"rY if fig ,
been ,I',VVQ,yesTS, ani are
. numereus di iltis
day. . The mat ' bay Oopeelpit itckikliii t i e
Straiiii le rini Cotirintirlt.''thefitfclrb'hardir
kesplittif itti'inirth; L lTudsitillf"Bity'lititt
Greenland:llSi lidre eittidetod 'passed'
down 'on the'strierce•arthel Pacific: , thrmigif
Californiato ,11• I elfir„o ! p,ntrei,.4l.m,er I ks.
and:' reki, whine ifte3 4 Mot their inhkbt
eneitHeir the ciiiiiietifieli:' (Pitilkiiieli"firi,T
einirri;:at kmett"beforti'' they dill classed
of the 'econntry: • '' Further More L , ti kit , •itin.
tended thatfheyiesitted in etilifethis Villilli
die ships • , of , Solordotr 'Aide , their three
Yews ., roysife,•tied • furnished , the geiii•ve
Opliir,•4o. • builrkto ~ t hedersaple 4 „alrue4hat
they: are,, the, : settlerm,avd propriety* pi
AI olig-th ,Pqn , and the.OO =9(4444C0N
-1519 ill l 44 l firktv, , litikik•tiiig!'lailliq iONP,Iii`
: s lo i nl 9 .l,, t ,b l Pie l ivt!„9 l ld Vs l U t i tTs ) ina
pa t i ent y
• awe"' ~11 trotputtc g o ch e `...' ).
.1 , • , • •,,,,, It'
- 'lll .-„, a v , , , ,, 1 l il I,s:lji .• ; Ml 4. ~ ,, ,I I+ll4 ei ,- 1,31 , 44e
A,: ~.4.4144*, Jowl% rtsqg ,4.1 iYr A f te
'VP* 904.4::, .11 Oil) 1'..:05 . 1 . it 1.16 , : "kg It:tilt:Ls. : ivq..,
~, , , 41000441uval:with,litt,comeieklumeti.to
the AchreW.AVerb.ojkSitailiflPFAMK.,lP9P)ll,
mcoli.r Artiil.44 PMl's Y.ilk.ll4 o .fi u tli.l9,Y, PI,
PO I f'4l4llpltrthir,.gyl6(
vslom a1.).4,,,aticfg.,‘,7;pr, , ,?7,
Pei. ° r u llw ,n !terr t PMF - PY." , °F ,
is kuYitscrfeas of miriade .they are
said to lay their altars with twelve Monett )
-The iitrimieyrkier; tied Ofitiervi 'ilielfifo•
'irilitrlatrowitheirgerti w seriarafiori.'":: • , •
' '" nisiehifilebß 'l)titit'the' tiplitionti'of MC
tltlitiiiiiikflnitihManti, lifeeissah.'
Illiii reel ! the tail oeCrinford, l i cipaz de
o.;.!Wfs , :rtvit'lllPr I!!l•TAi'd.fiti l'!:i° l '. , •ong'r'
:Bi+MliP9l4 0 441 g#1 1 :14" - Sii! ,egliPPlll,wc,iterii
' mid triterdiess-,:gui,to, prove,that the 01 , 101 1 ,
'lost tribes" were the progenitors of the ra
'lT, '94: ll 4Plif fru4"l,4,!,il!P•l"l”v World, on
Ws discovery i ,by ; 0 gilmikOßs., . 8p sa y, 4,,
jorNoali4 : , ' '
DANIEL WESOFER AS A iiISTORIAN.-
'llie. : NeAv York. Courier positively con
firms thef report that. Mr. 'Webster hos been
fur souie years ,Tery succosefully, engsfed
in collectiug :Material:for-a ii.qipttirY of
Wailtington!! , Attministratigr,'•' . trii4
severer Chapters of the work . have beta, at,
ready rinse.. • Upon his plawof 'treating
the subject, his work vitiOdlil•enthritott three
. .41'1
`',isi4vi,,
% u hbrii:Vei,fiteie conjectures
ltplr,,Opp9metLoi . ctlnftile plr9
i‘striopj 4 .4041,fignfilyt !myself to facts,
apd report only whail bait seen or known.
!hig inythaticipl 0
if the present ago and
og`n do'Cq ' "f,
hadidght of,
moantaindusi barren. and
f seittitAndurity liafe home parts of Peru ;
itequi f iZ , ete#;' ;two Puert o
,
mesu Am7,Axwy)in pia most of
thcelegoyet lap rich Nark mould ;
sa ybdiiUrntit frsahJapito the eau,. appears
as l ifinteVriiintlVe WMlo'o'46,4' tinitd•
mR44 WirA
„flab prejudiced, alp*, no the. Illionghtimthat
ie dOildliefoarktdel that 41fIrlitiettlAtUula
i t rc t ... A . C# l if il;6o4 ,24 l lo/ i ,Lgi '
lei ' l 7,t i tstPlY . 74 rctiv;BftmCaYmt
ed,,to drl46.otama i r t r o ketta l
'home of it; and the more we did; morel
ffig e r ns l / . I ,lt r i ii.i f rb P
F1:1 1 14 . t ir44l f ift a * / 1 4 , Pt%
twitiahlwe ialiiitrmilhormitatawrtt,Vlune.
',A N N
all
eojfa. i 4
hoe, vii 4.3.40 40.4r.0 f 0mil whatever; !
Which, ie,,aqeuwiduevairsecelley are so
Igwoilitiittintescu
„thtt lil ts
"i l it(4 really
t4ifi 4 , • r
c l arnirt MK1 10 0 0 .,„INA • RiOuove
ptlr,'l,q/ estideasomiwpotaely‘be ques
*4 0 4 .:.I
-IBreirs 'or Alocleretieiroras Goto Rs
[aatif;a-ittivElikoi, Allitiriiiin corn
,. .
m i l'iiiSiiiir tit, Die lil r
ii )rfiliih lifiede, *vital
I hciiiiiiii ha l Wien'd' at *ate l t ) idWis, New
York, under date of August Bth :
, - 4 itiviAtisited the diggings, shme fdr
itrreiler ltdoirg *bob allied the Atti eric an
Park , ' efirtlin Ilaeranwenter T almost' every
yitt.dotcollertilea, rod , MI era getting out
qtrotitlitiiitifieW , Ithsitii about liti worth
°POI "AAA *Mobil' Wallted Out myself
ittl dit'itottree , of•+ture'dothite hews. I
titait keep 'h, Of.soitittei is 'e memento of
whorl rdeiltillinivii ilehelidOhi digging :
. ts& efireeilifl•thirelibtelitery will be. bid
.. . , ,
for the ) Monde of the , nautili-70%nd. will Iv.
in **tie it'oepestit tivi fittOmpitolgiteul.
toWdtkituntry.ilitgnAdbbtakainKtithrutigh
*Mt II hi" to atilt ttlit end* hull I iVonld
ti&S iettlAtestrA Po Ntoelielti rdn'thegoid
i&Mt *HNC ' 4 llls Wier lkillelaihoirriJ
i
blktinktVidiniiifleiriNdiktill itintiortil stit
ociteople I 'aiivett yet law:. , _%Kittle are
dreltirrittlierifronmill pails ol the coge4
ebti 'ile filertinrir , thettiliwthitieheti foreign
iierWthb WOlit of &tit pal:3ll6lkm will env %
ittitit'idther.' , , 11 'VW seer Aeient lwhite
man who may live in:)thit. region air
moOdigitiellvf,"
't 4'l . R 7,,
"titidlfOiliti aff4aii , FaiiiniA4;
-'-44)tAtitilaidigiliyitilw4 Vrti:
tri *1 :ICJr
I t C Y l ,4li9 PFR I VtII'APV I Vi n iI) 0.11 14 gft
hajilVaredrPf 4* , fittrrOian,,if l andaro
atimitlArkiimoda, irltie , tndwlioaked ,
it t itiNi444llv,t4iii 4 ,4U 11 4ini . t,, 1 ,
il} 3 #l;
7QP ,
.. 11 ,4 11 16P 1 4 1 1 , 4T , grni If rIF S, ,t 11,, ,c, ,,
plinaPhitoelopher tepliinto I sin Very
tinti tidakieV , iff)ibnlt 114,00 gone !'s
h er.'" r rdiV tiii;ia•tek hn' i nskea die
110 it ,
90 ) . Y 4M t ir t I N I MAYII III 4 9f , Ntl.
Tho boatmen Smiledettntragaintioplied
'.! NJ?. ,", ,y. . •
WO, 1.41),'. 1 11 0( 1 / t 1
Kanother.quarter of yOur. lifo is loati"
A thini 'qtroation was naked the fairy
mail,'" do youliiooVetatal Aitiotiomy
~ (11),*110,,Air ;. T nevor 440 of, toqq4 a
thing. 1 ' • ,
"Well, my friend, another quarter oi
your life is lost."
Just at that minn'e'ot the bnaerati . , 6 '",, $# a
snag, and was sinking; when the ferry.
man jumped pulled off his 'coat,' and
naked the Philtisoph'er,`willi great earniii
nehs of manner- 7
" Sir, can you swim 1"
44 No," said the Philosopher.
4$ W ell, thert',"stidtlie ferryman, oriool
whole life is lost* the bolt ii, gOlug: tq
tkle kaAttaaY!"
'
Isn't it rather a itiriciug Ack 4,
history that the topes! witorq , a .. , 't
whoa it raiue the hurtles,
;,• -.,1
AitiEs,44
u,„„
1 Poorer or 'FrOPattesera6o.64l milky.; "
4
mechanie Whit, from the foreti h 'ethiit' l . ''''
tonvictiOne,,4isccontinin4 449100:4 p , ~ ,
'eating tirinks , a year. .ago, qelebrOmfb.sbg, so
anniversary of his freedom .frosm /OW -b
, batik, by inviting a few friemle'to pailittittfl
°fa . cl.m cho tide r. After tile disetiettd4 0F,i,,,
the aavory nea, thehPlii o P,ol4 4 1 A ; feit , i I
and took, out, a, iiirager of •t00g0y. , :i111,,,,
.towed- hie guests , that thao I wait ldiro 1 T
thalr .130 in the drawhr; add' htfarhigid . l "
them;that I ttleso were 00 14i41.'/Ettoiim:
" grog nionay 1' f'or the yearo ...,Chittlr.4,,f
this,. young.mem and remember thafrthev.ll
,regolir savings !of :thia:aues'WilltitrittWu: t ;
fill' inteitst: *odd leeitr i'ilOvlA:thil(,.
dependence, inold age ,for any ,of raki,:, 1,,,,,
GOLDEN .„
introrirs.,T: eve L yLm
1d
pride in a noble nature, nor)tuntatitg,'y r ?
the unirorthy , mind. ,Of all,bii treimilo.)
Observe that God has ohdsea , thevinbai..j.l
tow plant that creeps uptio the *tall 'drily ,
beasts, the soft, patient lamb; ... ofallfitr i tii A
tti -
ri'ita andgentfo dovi. VV, lieh PO . 1 11 1 7,1 r,
peered to , kosea limas not ,in a lofty;citier,os
hot a spreading palm; but • a.bush u‘am .%
humble, slender, abjetl , hush MC' if'itit"'
would, by these selections, cheek tt4rikrh.: .l.l '
ceited..arrogance of man. , , ~. ~, • - ;1'
Nothing produeeth tote like hnonsnili
nothing hate lite pridir.-6,AftlicW'" ;4 71" :
A • - II,W
Q:117. Winow.--The
tore of Penuaylvania voitlibut.dirrientlrri"
paitaetf an' act, ailti*ini Widlii . cottilii"
law Goi , .ShtinitWing, gut , aoYri.
bf palary from the date iaflii4 resigottUt,
to the 14th of January, !
„„ 11 I 1
I.:ORALIMENT LPZGLINED.-...401r. Moe.
10 41 of PeollsYlsanit4 bait , declined, itherli
proffer , of a silver tea service' On behilf birth
his lady, designed as it' teitiltatallitl'of
and
prpirlittiOti, Of the fund, to 'chari_table pursJ:.
'politio! , Thestiggestion has been adoptii/P1
!fr 9/4 41 gP • , ES , Y,i4xvifbrlloPhr t,
leans frost the Ohio ; State, Journal s:4 the , r
i lB4ti,k•that a •Conientioir of' the eihol.eil..;
of the 'State of ph iti been',
• n ~„
laer!iOn „ kloumous fur several wiya,ang, ,
'is nutnerpUsly
,attcrided by bitelli,gent
respectable men from all parts of the Stale.V ,
,Aw 'address which was submitted upon the'''
•grievittees which the colored people Oldie”
United States-...both in Slavery and emilh•
I cipated.—is spoken of as a very creditable: ,
literary effort, and might bear comparison
with the labored efforts of those. Alt Aire
greater fame and far higher, pretension. 4.4..
A :powerful speech was also nuide by Mr... 1
Watson; a recently emancipated *laver
1;,
Loon OVT FOR THE I•OCOHOTIVA WHOro
THt BRLL RINOB.—A gentleman in ?WWI
delphia, came near getting into a precidus
scrape on Saturday night last.' While Part".
sing through one of the streets, he Mitthree
young girls carrying a bandbox i
asked him to ring the bell of a house:4ole
by. Ae he was doing so, the, girleptiV
down the box and run off. When the'
bell was anweretl, he made the best
gy he could e rile box was takeo into* :
hoyee, and found to contain a: live baby t
two weektrold, It was sent k) the A. 11111,4
from Virginia
ADVIOX To;, YouTn.—lf your sisterq
while'lenderly engaged in a cob veritation'
with• liett issieet;heart, asks you to brine'
a glass of rater from an adjoining room,
you caii start on the errand', but you need
not return. Yon will noi missed, that's
N
certain—WYlt"ga,. it trjeti.. ;,,
' An odd sort of a genius havipg stapepd.
1 . 1p.),a mill ? 144 lopkiug with. apparent ss..
lonishineot at, the movetnenuir of the . ena.l
chinery, Ashen the miller thinking' td Ott'
him, aektid9iipi if he had !leant the
9 11 ,7 04111 lie;
,• ;
64%1'4," replied the miller, .ithei
—11:
. )1•By jingo r said' Jonathan, Wirf +ld
wHe tends the triilli'theit' " ni
It 64,64 th4t the women ofTerttvatitike
angry, never , nutlet, their . eliildrent"foiltitti
of choleric tdroper;ament. DO
men of`l'ertt underatand one ,principhi in
lifeaThiloaophy ? ' '
Fiohr AMONd l'HlLADELititild"Miaati
StUbefite— The Phitatle4ihiiipaiimO3itel
an account of a, se!ioos por,boul,rVicontrO
on IVetineralny morning: iti a ryfeatprP
near 'l'wellth Real chein at street:o f bowseil
parties cointreied nitty
tntions in OW ity'
of ,the party being) savereJy statatp4l t ip,..4T
tiouS pd,rtauf their bodies lindliri)bs. Ins§
Titoetnsays ! • it of
HD Swint%
tif,
CO
d9wii;attil
a' 14111'4 'elftzoi
Orty, 'a IA dip
several ' stab's,
Ithrhtini t hat ,
hifit
ivtire itlu'ilded
McCiintock aud
wbuni*, bat are
lytlangeouit.:l
few daYel',A
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1. .t., i J
A Taoist,
builds to •cll
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