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tai .chance to befa, considering the er z rend I
it - . James W. Chapmtn. , .
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Chinking he had fallen in with a 'old drivel
if-not at . the &Ant the year 4` 60
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thYiiiile4 ; lititt iiiiiiiiiititiKio,44l* •',ll
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himself with itnpunity, and . play a. 11 eon
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Finin Arthtir's Home Gazette.
his simpliiity.
- tetistiee and . :eilistloihisla . IQ: i...
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..._ what. makes yon afraid, 0(6,6 CC.OI;C
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ti lag the halle,npts my bosom, • let me feel her sweet
hig,itwayinen - ;' and to `tell pod the trutti,,Ss i
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Par 11 strange chill o'er - me pa..4ses. and; I know that
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man, 1 he something in this bag that I wad:
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r... '. I` wcnild gaze upon the treasui, searee i ly given ere
lia like Iv lo4e fair twit reasotte-baillt .be- '
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cause of its value, and beeaUse it was intrus- 1
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Fuel her retry dimpled fingers wander o'er, my cheek
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so atitiott4 to prefert-e ? I can't co n ce i t's - l'am • pas t i t ts: thre the waters, but a lilA'sc.ed shore
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- ' Xneelbelde me -listahrind--desirwt I, let. me kis s 1 that atirthinw of ' , Teat value earl be incrit4-
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-. . away thy tears; red to j our care. Why I would not -aive/a 1
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'Wrestle with thy grief, as Jacoli strove 'Nat alid ,
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It may leave an angers blessing,when it ien . i..lies
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am not what I appear to be. ~ I .have tit'en
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Lay the lathe upon my bosom, 'llt - l s n . t lon' she ...,1 ~,,,, dress quid this Auld slovenly . pony, %,for ,
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if the intrpow el' avoiding •snspieion in. , :these il
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see, ho w to my heart she nestles , ' ti the pearl . 1, 1
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'• It in after errs. , beside thee, +s another in my ! 1 full of gold-:--vou ntay bear-by the. jing li ng i
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of the pieces alum 1 . strike here with nty I
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Though her ,voiet. he sweeter mteCie, and my face 1
; hand. .Nruw, -,I am .entrustrA with all tin.;
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If &Cherub call thee Father, far more '.beautifu l '
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I and glad that I hat ' [ ittet , yu e , to conduct tne 1 ,
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Loire the first•hora, oh. wt . ," husband ! turti.nr„t from
safely throu g h the for e s.t.'
dad: shittta . tflitiiiv.44 - sekiiiiii*Nlt . , • -'-. '3 ' •
dm musberhoq=! _
At this,'lbe rubber was lti , -hlv amused.
Tell hersometitn e s of her mother ; you will call . .
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anti eetild - scareely believe that asimplieity il,)
her hy my, mune:
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Shield her from the winds of sorrow ; ic• she ern,
extreme and bordernve on insanity,- could
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oh gently blame'
exist, and yet there was nit arehiles.: in the
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th i new ith :- /thiage-adiiieriniti , hri:.a - i
. ..;',Lead her sometimes where I'm sleeping; I will an
that bedly oimported with
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• ~•._;, ( fsier if 'she can.. I
. 11 0zing-atill-„Antainettited,4l:- menet .fetto . ...,'
And ateiflaietttit will stir her ringlets'. When my
I peararMe.' Ile said he hall suit! with Itira-
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lions ..itt tnot).4- , ettitli-lPil, itaiiiiiki'? I , ' .;.
• „ ,Avoi6s ift bleitsing AM ; •
1 he atlirttwd that hit 'Wits ntit eznetly Whit he•
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tied that the !uld "trinMati." - **••„101i. 4'44 . - it:' 'i
Her soft the outr be, will brighten, with ti ..won
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i garanyhts wintld- indicate. and 'withal- Ir e :
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her tuother's name. . { tvordry, having:AO large a auto of iiiinteir' On
'Tiliritue i.debate inAltereertitylistaiii - ,"„•,:-:,
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isiattire uit' the hill`gtif,';' .. 4o i•.' , ;i . i)4; 1 ..'..-„4,4401
It knit, that every mortal walks ese tween two an
a word uf truth in ins 'story ~" lto 'irtiiiittibe
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night divar .
1 plying, a cer.tain .vocation On his OW ti aceontit
dy Ofir,.. '4WelOr h ei r 1 , 1,4 i. eco neitithe;..epi , 41, ' '
', Mawreppnteth: if unraneerd then he seals - it for
, nut attariptlter -Ur a reputable cast i hut what
and - UnUtd, „ret.it4e.r 1ti0.'0..:_.!‘:,p4,31 , ,:4 jva.. . i ~- . 1,
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, ever the , case - mightrbe, tile silly old -matt Was
Etreecliii , S'foreed,:On,,lnw an set to
'•„.!: And th e ri g ht hand a.n.vel weepeth, 'bowin g low
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eutripletely -in his power; and 'if lie had
,iriold
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with veiled eyes.
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in his po.ssession, it ut c tt.)..t bit seized on, and no
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I will he her ri g ht hand an settling tip the rind
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tiiirlig.,thst the Wilitight watchers, find no to -- ' 1 t.ell you," said the highwaytnan wheel
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deed,tinfwgiren.
big his horse suddenly rotillt.l ilk frulit of
You will not for. et me. dente r , when fin sleep-
Willie . a laniy."‘'!l ii4i you,, nld titan; .1 .alp
1 lcupalititf, geese, - *id, gatlingsiirere mium • 4:,. , 1,
ins *nestikthe ..ml t
that sante robber of :whom •yuil scull! to be
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Love the kih s . upon my bosom, as I lOve thee, next
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afraid, amid I deutand au.instant .surreuder of
to God. - . ,
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A SHARP WtrOtawl-= ,, A , Aritut*-Wm- - •"•s
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athined in a.c.ase 41*- Slander -,before.*Jo :.4
An. Open, Honest liear.
.tvho required. himlt.9 tepeatAbi:prossestiiiiiti,':••
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1 lilt' nn nnen. bone.t boort.
spoken.' Tlielvititess - liestutteignetif,lies' , ..,,
Where fratilifie.. lore. to
whole'conrlKttpti‘ ,--': r
-him.; then • fixing-14s eyes - npon - rho;Judge:.im ,-
IC , I "fob.. -,,,,,,,-, eln tell ;
•.....__ I,.‘i ii, *time tltrolthin g . plain are seen,
hegati,-" May n se honori-vtlir . t.J- •
The i;n.rt -.t" thi , mite-1 • • •
you.steal, tind•you. ket •living.bietialioorw, -,
rh..,. epette hefeiihino-q otter nau g ht
`the face of the its- fge:T - teddeitatkiiitttC•ltW. 4 4 ,."..
But eecents tree and kind. '
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Anil hnisoveti trntlt. pr art .
sps e ,,,, c thv,r e nli arr i pr th e cpui,
With pprf.).'q kern.* dart :
l'in more. 1:4‘.1 fri.;n4.. in , Ach confide,
Nar ire ileteir kin:4o4w.: treat.
FM Wank Tp . pril • itivie 1511 t 'TIM! •
Pire7frira4l)ill to rii.ttrlrit.
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Crifltrrtirtf tr• hilt ,i enn`le word,
A fnell.%sr fir t,... mild. '
For noe who ennfieitowre lerwrtytt.
ittp,, , i _quit b "ea..r. 4 st`ty"il t :
Ttrit hire eryieli lipite-h fief) 9 Plince,
When irvilnit. torment. a eet. ~..
1., not in,n,e inoh.m i n In the soul,
Than , one. tn honor. hit
Then IeIVP nr me with heart ate free 1
Alllll Eft.nntonn na the n i t , - :
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Wiwnee really hand nrul uremia...kind ,
Glee proof that trntli 1 ,, the-e ~
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Whn.e cmitine rtwitfenenee well Antra 1
Afteeghn warm i. fonmfi. - 1
Aryl Antrim.* nt rime wi• gAintm. whale Dote* i
Piro' Ilea rm . * rocklts re.nund. ,
LINES TO-..
pirit kw pntt Ap ru
track hatti thv si to ; rwstrati
the Arirrpt PPP1)11.11 wit& end the flowery,
her eiltnplyiinn and Ode.
n , vii that o tortl , rti onn‘l tremqinne beavesi
ceira of her tire *woolly ff•mr.
, tnn ponlrwrit'v..4, ?t ry f i... the waves
iikaarg thO hottolai below.
rrilV tSip tpAr-dmrot taiwv V 1114 1 3.
her 2rief twiett'd e've ti te , fn ntrav
►waatifnt Apek tofri,4ttest,the blash
crimson Auffmitin Away.
tlaeF
flm . r. tnltt• 111ixv forrh ns bring
tran.rsnrt* ae trembri,),T, thee.
look tike the. Ihe nurnriiagpf vpring,
Fronk doe fullnees of joy in the *en+ k. c.
lo_ai Injured Lady.
'at maffor, lovely-one, if envimis lam es ,
Steeped in the poison of rtudieineopite, -
hermit new enzlikit, hohy Itottolv fate..
Yul ihv -3Teler heart with cruelty te6ifent,l
, Prt ie i farredelpitm erminfl f hie Illtnt
A chielibiefinrie-tein - * • lrecthing can itirate.
Which shall protect, the mnsgt 11 ProM 4 entitate,
1 hip th,ee.eveiirtore unVerrned emonz
I,Ai eiterfit entie4E-finft battle* iiirlierniaed ;
. Ise thy Aide walk Inetneencie end Truth. , - -...•
chosen fetianliana .if the .44priltowe mob. . , -. .
An 4 mew* than giiiii nr hifth - .4estinition pita
relies gifted-W*OY l i el t r eni*lsilitwL i' ,-- -'
0444 01-4 4:#41 1 01)If Althit *.e-PinedJ.
t.-..„.....,_:.,r 5 .,... .......
' SELF LAVE, ,
li Inv, •sut,NeTvfii,,t, tiiii.i.ir.igoesmind:tn "1111014.
1 the Rttoll peWeAqrs oie,liog r rui too: : •-
, ettntre'nkoe4l,4 eiri.hi r titpiit:iiis,'- , ,
!Aber stit6A4-ittillinitheiistwelidgi`
..palm. iveiighhor; ItisitArAt*ntoica6 . ~
0
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...vounky ileld..ifmt ei4-atbuoisa.**',..L.
: oka alkofi _ la orcitiktheoleillowjitiklthit '
.7`• • rrY arfitara is if ecy!ey Alt : -,
''' 4 ' -5:!
Willie 'Bailie was a household name shunt
a huntlred years - ago in the upper Part of
Clydesdale. Men. women and children had
heard Of Willie and the great proportion
had seen him. Few in his tune could excel
_Willie in dextetity in his profession, 'which
consisted in his abstracthig money Prom pen
'lsles pockets and itt other predatory feats„,--
He frequented fi rs all round the:diStrict,
and no man's flu .- was safe if Willie hap
pened to. be in tl e market. The beautiful,
village of Moffitt, i 1 A tumid:de was one of his
'frequent places of resort whtin any of its fairs
happned to be held, and here, among the
honest farmers, he was invatiiably stiecessful ;
and to show his professional skill on such oc
easions, he has beet) known to rob a man and
•return his purse_to him two or three times
in the same day : but this he did only . with
his intimate friends, who were 'kind to him
in providing lodging , . when plying his nom
inal occupation of tinker front one farm
house' to another; in the case of others itWits
'of emirs , . di&reut. . His wife abetted him in
-all hi= thieving exploits, and goner:Mr sat ill
It place in the outskirts of he toWli, that lied
been previously fixed on. and there received
in silent.) whatever spill her husband might
throw incidentally into her hap in the sluwe
of her fairing. Ha Willi e was a privileged
freebooter, was generous withal, and well li
ked by the Kople of the neighborhood, on
whom he rarely committed any acts of pion
der, and any one might have trusted what he
called his • honor:
IN'illi e 's charattter tray well known both
to Iligih and kw, mud he became renowned
` for a heroism which.few who estkm respect
! ability would now covet, The high estimas
' ti , in in which lie was held as an adept 4 ln 'his
profession, induced n Scottish nubleinan to I
, lay a high bet, with an Englishman of somei
I rank that IViflie would aitually.robaml fairly;
ilelioiln'eCtheitt liOtAl ii4l, / ber on the South-
ern side of t lit . bo •.h-t•, wliO, was considered
one of the most ti riti; and 'dexterous that
frequented the hi: ii tilaygin those al it hi ti us
times, and one Wilti 'Ol/Wits th4ntlentati
vas in the habit e f extiolling- ... •
• The Scottish nottirman conferred 'with
Villie, and informed tm of the prfijoct--st
circumstance which p eased our' hero might
ily, and into whiCh lie_ t entered wi. '', all en,
/
' titus;iv , in. The„,ititert..olltich :W . 'ie. took
I I
- iii theliiVreriiitT4r • .p i ' etnat'airliiiVair
tee •of allitnate sucees.l; and: . .lorring given.
nil die inat'ks of thephber„and ttirect(l.l4ila
;47 the particular piate int the 4'4C - where he
Was: iliUre In ilieel, with Lim, 11% ; Welt. to WII•
fie him-melt to arrattge i -the subitegnetit . rtiotle
of procs;dure.
Wilhe's ingenuity teas instantly at work,
and he concocted a scheme which &fitly car
ried trim through the enterprise. lic go an
old ftlail looking pony, partially laMe, anti
'with 'lung shaggy hair. { Ile tilled a bag of
considerable annensioH with a great quanti
ty ofluld. buttOus, and liseless pieces oijing
hog Metal. Ile next aqayed . himself in beg
garli habiliments, with) clouted .shots, tat
tered •italer-gartneitts, a l cloak mended in a
hutiOed places, and a s 4 iled broad-brimmed
hointei un his la-ad. Ti l e money. bag he tied
behind the saddle . ; he placed a pair of pis
lobs under his coat, and a short dagger close
by - !di side. Thus acc4utered he wended
his soar slowly towards the border, both he
width, animal apparently in the last Atages
of helplessness and decrepitude. The
_hag
hebilidlwas carefully covered with the cloak . ,
that spread its folds over the hinder parts o f
th e p o or lean he: t tha t carried biol. Sitting
in a crouching ; stare
. 011 the• saddle with a
long beard and a i assumed palsied shaking
of the hand, no ly would have cunceired
fiir a moment that Willie was a man in the
prime of life, of a well built athletic trainee
with more power inr his arm than three ordi
nary men, and of an intrepid and adventu
rous spirit, that feared nothing - but dared ev
erything._ In this plight, our worthy tvent
d o d g i tia over the burder, and entered the
neigh b:ring kingdom, where every person
that tnet bun regarded him as a pt) it, dotted,
vaiiiiis am , body, titled only to lie down at.
the side Of (be ledge„ and die unheeded be-.
,side the crazy steed. Its this way_ liees
-1
cipedi auspicio'n and advanced without ,an
advemitre to the skirls of the wood, - wh'ere .
he expected to encounter his pidessitaial
hrother.
!•• When he entered the road that led thro'
She datk Mtd;ulncitais foicit, be was all .on:
the .110% tor, the highwayman;- ~Every pm-,
i,ng among the trees and bush ,
arrested his
attention ant knotting but a - .whigltikt : ..bail,
joiight, ill a i aa n*nt issue therefrom, tor.fOutl .
the Zedonla ed ' . 'freebooter , himself , Might.
74 , Clitir ' Llpiiit hitti. 'Neitherof these howew,
l.tetirreit, but a man; n :horseback - was seen
' l4 d 4 111 0 1 giloirli. along theroalbefOre him;
*hit might liedlto,:r it'lii i ght's);9!•, , ,bn i ,./ 14 , 711 '
i(i now ieeiAieetk.dey'erypartiegatr, I!l..iiri..wv
-0, .of the man With lltdmin be.4oateifto*,'
6- ' 16 ,.. 44... and: 4 - 34' so . 'iiiopared . o . ,i****.l
• Tigiluiii uti**,l94, As. the.hdisernarGad-,
I ** ,- W. - illie' i'?"l . ll,i , en nt - 144 7 :thailini
1 iiai . r. met .
.14'41.4 iiiati..andthiqatt:‘iii4r4i;:
1 - 41!inon)ent e foi here WO 'alike' tfettrAt ti'''
, :'-P. na .!J. l • . ts-;:r PI , -:;, , -2' ',,- .:.'!'... ,= .I' , -
i':%:! ' i' ni" ti,4 * -. ‘° l4 14 0'0 . 481'' h eiTh
, Mt e r;, - ... - t1 1 .4: I F - 17.0* in , .016 4'i - 1 4 44
irjOiisioliiii„bottitiOni,.7l,itlilith 'inaiiiA'
- I*.p 1- e_quioo:4l f ,yopitir , ,,T, . i „, '.,,-..,
,i'-IWkri ,. t,Q,, , HIY9Y ,
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i'll - i °l4. 4 4" ) " 4 1 4 'fail T.t- ,
tliv,
' iitsinit - y , siull iroia)d te ll pit'
7
" Hoot, tout," exclaimed Willie, gae-vra
gae Wu: Y o u a robber! You are as Iron
man. and You °ply Want to j..ke me."
" I tell you 4listineily that lain the robh.r,
and . I hold you are in my power."
"And I say as distinctly," persisted %I
lk, " that von :ire a trite man. That face- of
yours is na'e robber's face—there's not a. hit
(I ' robber almit ye, and sae ye mann eon
guard me through tha wood, and give me.
the Word . o' a • lee-.hearted Englishm an that
ve'll no see our ill come ower me." •
"No li ‘ imibug .""vociferated the highway
man, in rat earnest ; " disinnunt, and delis-er
111,i that lag imutedimatly, else make a
riddle ofkour brainless sk u ll i n a th ee ."'
‘Viih u saw that it-was in %Ail, to parley,
for the highwayman had his hand uti the
vowel of his histial, and au unscrupul o u + act
would lay hint dead at his feet
the time for the-wary Seat to put his plan .
execution. All things had happen e d a he
wished. and he' hoped that. the rest would
low.
“Weel, iced,” said Willie, since it main
be, it UMW, be. * I shall di-gm/nut, and debt--
er you the treasure, .for Weis street--L34t
er. far than gold tottita Miser. I wanted . t)
' net an honest part, but, as we say on' the iturtli
part of the ti...wdc..r,.*'lltjatt in.sks right,' and
sae; as I said; it eel; mann . b e ''.'
Wilhe then, with, sionte apparent difficulty,
as an old, stiff-limb e d than, "fitted hiniself
from the pony, and stood staggering on the
i,ground.
l' - Now," said he, laying his hand !wetly
I on Abe; ineatiy.hag ; t.' I have a request or two
to "make, sa i d .4 is. - ,younk i. . When- I retitrn
to Seotlandj Must have 'some inarks-alAut
t»y penam tO,Atell o w that 1 have been .really
rubbed, mtd , .l,lmt I Itave not inirloinetl the
goldin my on 7 4 , purposes : , I will thice4ny
bonnet here niftilytilde of the 7 road; amid - You
will shoot a baii threugh it; and then - here:is
tins old cloak , -nyou.itinst ;UAW Humber ball
exactly
. through here, so that I can,shmi,
when I return, whijt. a. fray,l :..eve been . in,
:AO how narrimly,t esopedi" •, , , !
To this the robber ct"isented, andebaying
nti g ht 4-fivm!fiiA.§.Med f t,ltiade'tir o , lifoftira-
tionS iti-thWay:lto: waodesired,-,,This..was
with wohe a great point gained,l47 the rub
ber's
pistols *6-',lst,f,tv,-,,ituiptyranti.Jestored
to their place., ..f74 , .::%i t: ;i , .•,'-':
'` I ha" vet a t io*fil - rompg',toill , Willie
"and then the matter:kaiit- be -cotaideted.—
Y`mthotipeinsiOne - :idi.e4t thacitlitiia:4fiat
- tie;tile,bag,to,:Aliff !iiiatit:l;iefia .- etitiovi !titre* .
*i ti. l4 l4 •ainslnliitstefokend , "l44.fyiii t hself
41 n4a - tnsty.be**l.4*vrear that,liolhEairov
o. o . 4: 444 o 4. l 4iiiiigioiniiiiiittl•ihl;okkal
iiiO4 -1 4aVIA,*;:if iiiii.i!!ii, , :.•l4w , viikv; wines 4 I:
li .OV:4:iti.ilidtlit#44*-Iterieattill,itttstWilli,
4141 0 14 iies - Ittittaitiiit"4lKpoiateVl.:l ,,. .:4 ? lv4l..,..-.11,1
r 4l : 4 #3, l 4*4o4.ol4e',Jiiithii.i . tritan 4 -1401‘eWiettl
! .!).ill,o4.l*(o4losl.*!ili*,B*.itti!'l!liei!vt-liht
L !ri..rit,;ho.l44,44444l*,liontiftiti*ijourei*ld.
iobbiteiihiiit4iiii r sit . , 4o4,tilrb e i
1
*tiotald return iiriti." l 4.iossei s * -- , - The bati.!
ts .‘
•-• '
tPd.,f4.3gretaita
(114 raepecting ,
nothing on the part lof the / - i
STANZAS. ' : ,
driiyiling old man, readily committed his -4,„2 .
e_...
Hurst
in, . .
....
_.
..•
s.
hors 4 1 .134 .care,, whi/e he eagerly mde his / 1 . 7,.': u . , v. J: 5 11 g" P air ,a. v•
wit4SkslatO, the fledge to secure th*.prk.e: w.!.hayel-1241'nve We lean' 'to 'new .
I n 0 ; 41 yn'ititi; tune , . h owever ‘v , iiti e. i rltr z no . Itie p . wt mahout regret 1 , ,
, ~ t
As thou el we neap had met I
leis'Ole;lar;haring thrown off his -ragged "
.atinix4ote l i f or e plonk, he vAulted npon:the Is
there
ea . "( .
dariticiouti 'n theiky,
4 4#444 4 111624407nan with "Pt s un"uh e°° l- '' ;! fn taunt *raid din i n
1
neices t, if he WI been Itt bin, 9.W 1 .1....dger., When ' \ No bitterne:a4 within lifes cup; . --
'
the robbei`liadtpusitillis way back through, ' h a t w a it 'tot al w i lys 0 ,,,,, , , ,
ktagevairattillitA 'AlZAvith Abel ;;. I ) " P ''''Nl t o f ; tjai foaat of io - lown,a;
w confoundo oft * jr, ilislquitileo‘upW 1 ' tli k ak - opko nitre to Me t'''' -- !
by t sin/ph/tett ve ;told fi e had sotaxilv 1. ~..6,1,,it 0,111.4.104, tha w i t hin: ,
com/r - ;',..011f ,or Triulouger' "44 11 1 1 -" ''. .. -.. Atbrastelpac* N ahuted'ivitk &eel -
,I . . , ,
ton- 7 n0,,
..;
,4FttV.fittngnnin ilt l egef) l. ,-- iii,;,.- r i. ii e , ii,sv - ,,,,....m,..4 y
weeds—imi tell, burley man, aini,yed
i s pa d , ;
A , ~. 7 ,A4iit. litikallki are von
\
decept pr.!), an prepared to diSPute his, p art 1 .wi übly, ki st av :Ar i gasst 64, 4
~,
. -
with the best. - '
• _ .Y. 4.4 :
"'Mutt, lto ! to' • - drel l DO':yosd - iiltindc ,1 . ( - -r - r-, , 7, .4t-, —......- . \.l, , • ,
to inn off with my h •'rite! 'Disninlitit 'in- , ~.i.„.. ~,,,, The i tehtqtrees . party,
smutty, ..oil I'll hhiti. Your • ralti!TZ•iitr Ll',.' 'ni The 'ireceni , /alfurtiii - at I Vashinitton b,
,A ' ' '
" The better ydtt'omy, a ' titit'll - *le ; ' -*Oster, Foote, &'T s!tu lay the foul
" your pistol; are ernoty,'a , i Wiii„r; ; br_onii- fa, rent -4 Orn ol i,,fOr t y,•• , was f ru i tr i to d
sword is but a reed:fittletiPtr iti 4 P l4 -9T' hecausik.it wag; ' 1 4c1 by seine that Abe
wearer, and I will sendtt whitill4. o l‘d ' n'oagii pledge to support 'dr Puion and Constitti
your beaCitlf leterr -As - tecthelikk. ...vitt. titil i tipiyishvtid , hold ig ial- onh.. so longitis'the
zwe lalli
retain itimvateats,'..antl , iseltztha bottaqa tr 4 )111 , 1 . 04Hk , ineouras of 010 hut . wirest ,
nitunid iitnam 'without alteration or,aMend
what they will tiling. In., the : pearl time,
farewell, and should you liappettln.,. - visit 'PY *tit ; and also because others contende d .
di,iii e t aceross the border, I eltnlk . be 111 417 that\the • Constitution shmild be held inviu
to extend to vo‘t a -trne scAch, lll24 l'italitY. Sable olyasit is construed cr u d explained
On this, Willie applied spur and whip to by the..,, 3 'nix resolutions of 'OS! Of course
' the Beet steed, a i
nd n a few minutes was out eniid such it`diversity of viewe r the mincer,/
lof the wo d, ancl entirely. beyond the reach of .. bursted up," 'very mach after ther;fa.hion
the highwayman. When be had time to i n
,whi c li the " Joha n party" exploded.
consider the - matter. he found a valise behind some sixty years ;woos the reader will find
vle
the saddle, which , he had doubt, was filled
with spoils of robbery ; nor was he mista ery satisfactorily detai d in the following
ken, , scrap of histoly : , \ •
for, on examination, it contained n w ea t 1 At the time of the first e tiou of ',Gen.
WitshingtOn to the Presidency here wai a
quamitv preciuni article,..
The higllof gold and - other
wayntan, on openitqf Wlllie s s I "`gt , partyl in Virginia called ",thyJohn Junes
found it filled with old buttons and other varty. 'w Vow taw staid J o h n Jtams Marais a
trash. Ills indignation knew no bounds ; maii of talent, mid a lotting' shieWti fellow,
h e swo re , and vociferated , and stamped his possessing all the re nisites of a - Ixditnian,
feet. but all t, no wit-poses; lie h a d been out- ex cept personal pop clarity. To a.tvercottie
witted by the wily Scot, and, artful as be this' defieiency, in a contest with a work pv
-1 ular candidate for Congress, John early a.
Minitel( MO, he had -met with one more art
ful still.
, i vonted Itiolli:if ;Is the peculiar and deyoted
The •cottish nobleman gained the,bet, mid 1 f
the t riend of Washi»gton, and ui.ou Ibis pointaffairunide 03rent noise for man Y a 1°11 E! . i etidea% °red to place his rival in _opposition*
year. Daring , men of this description were To carry out his object be called ame 'rig
found in every part of t h e kingdom. frequent- of the people of---cotatity, - ,:friendly -
„ t
election of,A.r'ett. ' 11 1;ttni , On: , th ay
in z the dark woods. the thick hedges, and
the 'tuitions building:4 by the wayside ; and appointed; Kr. t w '"-,.. eared,..aild,wass 4 ..uu
whit is remarkable, these desperadoes were mot i on o f a r • ' Jil id ii, c h i4 i t./.414 . 5. 1* .
corra..titiotially held iif high repute; and were r veiled tit 'ideettr y riitiglt - euiJoun iiii.
' , deemed heroes. , • ion the life, and sere •es of , Washington, .buy
- - --:- --0-
takinw care only to speak of himself as his
--.---- Anecdote of IVashing,ton. , .•
early piiron and must devoted Mend, c oil t
At the commencement of the Revolutionary war,
concluded by a proposition to: form a party
there lived at East Windsor, Conneciicut, according to be called the " true and' only sons of the
to the Harford Courant, a farmer of the name of Father of his Country," .and for that object'
he submitted to thew consideration of. the
Tattoti !liise!. Alter the conuinipica!,ion by crater
bel4een this part of the count3y aid Bosto n was following resolution :
- ~ - ..,17,A , i,
iiiterropted by the posses.-iiin of Boston harilit* by " li,esolved, That we are the fitends-,o •
itie niiii,ii fleet, .Miingel yea.: often employed to G eorge w o. „l„i„, gt „, nt Esq,, and Iv o ) stistiou p
transport polyp-ions by land to our army Ding in I him in the coining election for President,
the neighboitiood of Boston. In the summer of ! against all other candidates."
1775, while thus employed, be arrived withi n a .f.• o G ent l emen : , sa id M r. J ones, 44 tife chair
few miles or the camp at Cambridge, with a kr e e ig now about to put the question. The Chair
load drown by a stout ox team, la a part of th . ;apes that every man will declare his senti.
road which was somewhat rough, he met two car- taunts, for or against. All those iu favor Cif
riages, iii each of which was an .4.merican General. the ,resohitioti Will say ' aye.'" i
The officer in the Mrivard carriage, when near The response was like the shout of many
manse(. pot his head out of the window and called voices. - 1
to him in an authoritative tone—" Now fur the opposition," said Mr..lones';
"all'of the coirtrary mind say 'no.' "
Nut a voice was heard. This dead silence
seemed to confuse Mr. Jones a little, and he
said. "Gentleman. do vote. 'lhe ehair cats%
decide 9,ldisputed question when , no bo dy'
votes oh t'other sidq. I hope our politcal op-:
laments will meet the question like men.,
Come, gentlemen, no dod.ritig h—vote one
way or tiother, so that, the country may
know who are the true friends of Washing-4
toil." ,
it, get out of my path!"
ItionAel inimediately retorted--
you, I won't get out of the path ; get
nut yourself !"
After some other vain attempts •to prevail on
Munzyl• t o torn out, the!<ffirterA carriage turned nut
and Marvel kept the path. ,The other carriage im•
metliately rattle up having been within heAring
tone of whatpa.ssed. : and..the 'Officer within put
Ins head'ont of the vehicle - and said to ‘M-ollsel—
"My friemi. the road is Letd • end it is very cliffi•
cult for me to turn out, will you be to good as to`'
turn nut apd,et, me, pass I " •
,
"tipith all my heirt." 140 4 33ansel. " bat I wont
be "(I—tl nut of, I h o path by nay.niaa. 4
The latit, r office( teas Gea Witihitt;ton. .
" ifenry, (hist thou' lave•ine, denie4t r
, "Ask tho stiOW.ittlievlove totwinkle, or
the flowers to smell. Lov e you, nye, as the
bi r ds to w4rhle, of the tir4ezer - rte . fly—why
asks the flannel of my heat.'
13i:cause Iny sou is grieved. Care 'has
overeat the , , joy ykibieS. 'once fpreeli ic sun.
shine o'er thy titre-; anguish riits owthy brow
—and yet your Elden Ann 'knoWs- not the
cause. Tell me, my , tiehing heart, why diveps
my soul--has mutton rial" - • - •
" No, my Helen—thank the GudA, po-;
but my , eredit's fell. Cleaver, from:this ilay
furth, self meat fer , ,ea44 - •
gehreeeheik, faints andlaik into-her
•htisbant.t.le rm 4 - who in - the &withal, of the
momen4,niezes- fultnifiktud,ttabs him e~f
over the left shoulder. . .
MAin A ND
:itr
certain of
uabsweirrte'l
pert
t .
READY
0 11 , 00 id ;flurry ' i
~..<: >% .-.-_,,
ed Iliii 64''AuTi... MAPs--A
der beg vi him t .. b .r!Y i _gothi• 4:Yystan.
were rea d y ni r, 3 ,1* 114 one, it! !lune said
Tu
wi 0
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1 . f ! 0 ..:y ' Te •
ell grimly : s a il
ce11:44i43 1 ar k :. n r
n:3,3oUng 1 dthi0 :1 1 r 1 ", t ak A becon
i t
ing wiv es ; ready mai ds; ' ' 1 `• - ,
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: To please thiiiuld folks irhile y6ll*.ciatirtrthe
daughter, agree with the father In p4l!tieW
'and. keep. the m;ithetin'efit,OE - 10;pitfitsOrl,
bretbeiN ;111 0.1 4 1 t
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Upon this appeal one of the audience arose
and sail that he perceived the <Menton:Lin
which the Chair was placed, and in order, to
relieve him from such a quandary, he , prepor.
•sed to aineint the resAition hy additartifter
the name .of .Tohn-int's
for amyrest:" -o`l accept the amenilti ettf .
said Mr.-Jones, and. the. Chair will now 'put
the. question 4saissmitrippped.," , •: ,
" All who were in l'atir_tirGew Washing
tun fur President., and 'John Jones. for
Cuu
;ress.will please tu,sity
Jonei and hip broth:: .
er Sam: • •
. The, chair hesitated fike, put t ie
trail'," said a kindred voices.
All ep---op 7 Opposcd say no. •
"1116.1" thundered the congregated
tirde.• .
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enirem'an. said Mr. - Jones. the Chair.
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art! folks in thia tuOtialt
what dun% tAnnig to.-our ; 443',
etann'tinfe'tri - agitate;,, I t4rnfora - tidjnarn .
this ineniine which hi hit, tlin.nhatr
amidst stouts ata'hurza'a Toe WavihingOia;
and d••••-- -- :••• - ifdvtai 4nnec i - -• •
it4r Ityou don't wish to fall'in kimg . ltep
*away frow calico. You VIII 1)0
• Viich 'the girls' waltotttliiing y oui
calf play 'at roulette althout
andii”- lUe 1.1 , 41:61 verilu4ly- ü bs ervv ivihk
Boa iff a womisrOikiiibit
to viing The
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41r1)li t i ft,g ed 41.043 -1 t• 4 outitatf*ci' 7 - 01*,
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s6llkNi-oIA to the:
gookritilis ciotbeklaim out 1404 7'l
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gotten to bury the tibipse:cd.,,ll„:4 , l**r.,;,‘
licensed of aegrectitg,
quence of the creed
,refihir' gte,4114 .
" I havei:;heard,!-Otild a.litalserro;,,tltelfyr.,
crend gentlethan,l'l" have - 1 1 Cetc1; , .„Algy,"
Youug, that thou 4aibitty.:
beelutie he w' '" -
"You're m `` a obey
"I stiould' Vitt!'
z4r Stral
the (IShating crabs adii-n eittcer'
Ina is the Aiffeiince fire,Otiti.
Ile and a sick family ti" And the ifelif
—What is theidilferincehetip*lfig'_K•e,,
of site's. and the size a it`bviditef ie`
was decided 'in favor of the
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Aar' " Weilyw iou mntip. l
!, claimed a mother 'scolding hqrAt*,
I .make nothine you,it; sure itsi
1 ' 0 1 6044 0er father&
"Ida, ma! eausin theitsrlatitlir?
ter iterP4 bi4 ll lc!bett e !' ,
" What Idling leir?/enel”4-4 , ..i . 4:--,d!ifiA
'iktsera, I seed himdnitever - -ii. iratai:4l,
bite her, right On the moolviodibotan#ol,Vilosy
jsolier a bit matitar,i
Never Wad, Ned, I-oes hit id; !isle*
oiuch." ,;1---•k4.4-.4t-,3';4
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cise kel) ItJettiu
bUt just 9 , mackett her lips if it Aritivipolii * . .-
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