The Susquehanna register. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1854, April 13, 1854, Image 1
WR= l22sl " ==l „ t r i ii ,W : Ooltickalter ,” - or the ßegister. • ._,The -Orph an ' s: Reply. - . ._ A b eaut if u l Bole g i r l uttructed the attention of a Pasiteety; who /shed her whose child 'she, was:: •.afie . replied,: iil-ont noone's child." . - 1 I •. ' l 4iltlt Wei& nof glee they *WI lag*, -_ - r A• thoughtless, happy IttleAtaisig;! . ; ~.... J„ - „ • - „But one Ihertliatvof saddai mien; 1- ,I. - ' 'Who waked alone,. Alte,moulot lutueAtitl•i , ~ J. 7 , game - nine fair i summent,' hut heifiteb, ; • ;, L Beamed with. intelftg4mce ;' thetracii .‘ r-' i • E'en now•it bore :Of lofty thought,•:- •: ' • .t;`. With trailer and saddened Wide, ilittiekt-. '' i,: That iorm se ierY frill anti faii; . ', • The pallid cheek; tke fumy ham'. "i. ThOlown cast eye; bittmost *fall; tfo sweetly, sadly -betottiful, `,. , )The light that, lay upon her brow, 1 , 1 I wondering salteti, `Rose chdf rt. tfloul., Would, reader ? that:thou could* kap heard The burstingsaduess oCkerWßrd hie the hie seen. her tearf uleye, As upward lifted in reply, It beamedwithlight so strange and wfid, She said, '‘Alt i I ant' no one's child'' Stem hearts have often bcpred, we know,. 'Because: no friend could share their woe 7 Mtuttfilhe, that gentle,'gulieless one, • • gat ftfe's dark•storms and wiles 'alone t _Aglimtion's gewenysdluithering lie, Beneath the' cold, ungenial sky 9 • • Wm no nods child,? fßae pwised along, ..*Ft tkose sail words; ihat ieolc and tone ) ill not depart, they linger . yet, , 'They bid me never to forget ~.„ ic' Thi'd•Phalt i e wee, Mit seek to heti ' The wound their spirit:9 e'er must feel. , enire l'ilkigei , Y. .I': " -L. A. 41 4em in the ioith: BYLIATIKRiY TAYLOR.- .`' Speed rirrifter, - .Night !—wild Northern Night,' ' • Whose feet the Aretic-Islands know Ocher' stiffening breakers,' aharii and white, . • . Girdthe complaining, shores of •spow. ,s era i all thy , winds to - sweep. tile wohl.. And:bow:Ha inentilak-Passes fiFj • .° And liane'thy redand col Against the shield, of everra tar ! For what have i to de withpirn,' -Pr Summer's .glory , in the • --With the blithe tying for64-Itorn; • • .2 , • ,Or beckoning gleam of snowy naffs ? . Art thou not gone, in who* blue - eye • ' , The fleeting Summer dawned to me 7 Gone like the echo of it sigh- • . , • illeride the loud resounding seas'. Oh, brief that 'tune of soli and flow . crs, • - • Which blest, through thee, the Northern Land! 1 pine amidst' its leafless.-boners, • . -; • And owthe.bllck and lonely , Tlie.forest wails the starry bloom, ) • . • Which yet shall pare its shadowy floor, -• • • BuirdOrn my spirits aisles of gloom, • Thy lore g , nil blosiom nevermore. . And nevermore shall battled pirms Their solemn triumph, sound for me,. Xi rmornbig rgethe Mountairklines, Nor shnsetllamh the hoary sex"; 1 13ut night and winter fill the sky, And Ind with ~frost the shivering, air, MI every plat thai hurries Chimes wilder IrithTY,Prn despair. The-leiden4wilight, cold and long, Is alowlysettling o'er the Wave Wandering blast awales a song nitked boughs above. thy grtve. The frozen air and dark; • The numb earth fles: hi ley rest ; And all is dead'stive this one spark • 'Of burning grief within my breast. Life'sbirk"ened . brb shill';rtienl no more • -To Love's rejoicing summer back; •:. )Iy spirit'n'alks a.wintry shore, • . . With not a star do light its track. - 4eed. swifter, lkiglatl--thy gloom and froat sitre.free to Moil and riyage heri;" lastivrtid requiem - for the lost - , I Nur in thy unheeding ear, - ==ilMi3 ; 1 7 roill 1 4e Knickerbocker Of YirelL) A PROFESSIONAL 13a-AR, NY AN. OLD LAWYER. Your . kind letter, Harry, mune, duly to !hand; and you will be surprised to learn. th a t a &Tele* . ,question of yours_ _Fill draw: .fortienongh to cover a sheet : • ". yVhat cans- , A that scar on my temple?" • is- a professional scar, Harry ; one that I hive carried ever since my earliest prac tice; and although I have now arrived ata ,tolerable old pg,e, and have many ; . .ti mate a most singular fiaa that- . 3 - ,..p i Are the first and only person that ever inquired into its origin. I can tell you all about it, but must dinitinames and places, for the parties trio - A' interested in thelneident .are yet living; and I sin under strong bonds , seircry. • - In the year afterassing'through a long examination before: A , ravejudges and shrewd iharribters, i lokas pronounced a . pro erly quali fi ed' person :appear Wore Juril and courts for-others as well, as.myself, - an at once proceeded tO a large southern city 2 where, by a modeet little , sign over the door of a modest:ittle 'offi,m, l'announetml my read; ius,to commenee,the practice of law: For three.months I waited, but alas ! no busio#&s. ( me, and . I sat in my oft.* on a dreary night, about,:eleven _o'clock, lin this veryleomfort able position : ,my money Was gone entirely; Inv board-Lillswas to be paid in the morning,'. id my* rent the day_ following; and itthso.:. lutely feared ,to go to my boardipg-housei: and Waited in - Ost , seemed the fotiorn h°P° that someth* fr 'in the' way ,ct.f &leein,llo4.lT-.. Pear; either; diopping from the-skies, or:std freil)y dec. Outside; no k:tep heard ; andas.l occasionally- &ne ed through - 14 window, the flame of the street lightl moved ,by the wind, would seemingly mov,e me homeward; but I . vriguld not go.— -f( , o(**.ep sounded in.my entry . ; a seco nd, and- a third,' and more, but / so < light that niy 'heart-heating preventeAnte; counting them And then a little delie6te - knock: I compel-;, led mys, elf to 'say `` Prune in" With a calm voiye, although I expected to be instantly a-vis . witli a young woman ; the door' pentd, and I saw---- , an old one. I - • had only time to move_ toward a chair before she was in the centre of the room andd '3o4king: el. "I, have no ] tinae to sit: You* Than, you . ; ; .are a laWyeil,, ire iou 'good for anything?" * My insulted diginty,wati controlled bit - an fort, 4d l / a nswered that I fhtttered.,nlself that 1 porsso . itaed. some talent for my-priefes sioi9. 'Jr shonld not have chosen it. .. . <: -Yb,e l Orell, no can. you draw?u-p-a r\V • • • - Pert again I ventured to,reniark;sthat.' depended somewhat on its nature ; :but I s ir, her impatient riameithit she :'wanted PO trifling., ,Before -ftniguid'thesentenee; s,lal" interrupted )11 . 0 with a 'fie , ier e Xeelitibil• forthei .1—e13 , 8 rough ialb; `!. butliapt u will drawn, quick oug Itt that all the d- I. ' • 4 1 ! . , ;:tf- .. f:! ~ -, • - .-:::ii . 'k' - t.: , 1 SMPrIEMM 47 . cu I ft , • 1:1 2 !.` i-1 • undo- '-••+ II :.• .+- -1 , •• . + . , -‹77 --- ,. •. - 0 44: ' Qui . youi ire; it?" 1 , , „she laly. SIM., ,t il l ' - „., "' • 1 P ', Now I ,YoUAnci'il , . 0 f,t,8 411 04 . !Y lea t al/tt ' u g ea 4ll. : oll- - ii - O e :tain iY4l :d.7 ,Pait : re : ':,. .., 7Y: :. 1 .4124,f;z1.16;3.. -:.,-.4iitestain.,eata:tfiiits moffiy.:l;,:_cA! . l.Y . - M 4 eqi:-P1:: 1 44,1:;*ra444. 1 aw; . asg94*.q; ,I 1 J . •44 , , t, 1 11111.7 0 1 -li t f 1'40.'1 J IC Q , III I I h..9F. , . it'. ...-0 81 . 5 Vie Or: 4 00.1.!110 6 °, 4 4++ ' 93 1(1 1i4 r.I 4 M-r*, Ye i'TC'of-natu, 3 t 11 4 : . 9';' 3 +i 1 - ' ' l uttt:' And n. I tr-JVP riOniPr. .ehans s • : : "' ' 51 Ail f , fierce, an.tl•br - /IN .. .szni .. ' 1 ..eli, : t t ie Y ° l' ir l in 4/ 32 and;Y:on,. •1' ' Nelfet,,One' 4 upai4 011 aili fi3iYour nig' )i,,lvorkilr. . she, alig,a ~: Alid ;' ''''," . ' • ./41.) )41 /4 ( irdia ] [- `ris, I found:mYfwl, *, • li,elgtth?llig met'? steP7 . Ping'in . t.P., 4 k.na 01 ,E,1 efirif-the f'Prt ' ut cc" - fortable .wurda, a One", tin tlawil. - oars for your night's .Ik,O 'lt', ',W. - . r i 4 kg in 6 1 my ears: 41, tondip.ttr,e:s_s . fou . ow me i 4 and: without i ppdere r 7fe:•wAre 'tiledfurionsls' al o n g the , strpeta -, : , ...;;IT,Ottie, then the larg4st ho , ' :t he' city. ,Ify.visions‘of l a one: thousand- ;.ig t dollars kept my , tongue ..1 if• bridred; arid I , vas ed in sfteticeluP twt flights of stairs a- Into -- st.t of 2 Y l onrlieonciP ising a parlor andtw he ' I ants. •Th 9 1404, 1 110 w-, ever, was ,Oceu i • ,:y ,. a4ed, in whlch lay. an old and' evid tl 1 1 ying man. A servant was with him, u + left, upon ‘ atnotion from the hand of . y 1 ,p nion,•whO approachedthe bed 'and - (I : 1 • ~ I. ‘‘ I : have. lta a o e - here, Sir ; shall he proceed ; ' , 1” - 1 1 J ti The ol , n n's yes. e •after g,* a e *ie for . i g ( I ti If :,yote .draw My now, for I M .-' savt my ' I turne.l...t ;, .. ',e, r,,bi e o pim,. ink, an' + veiy,illing the light of . +o sgl„.strrn e ve.r candle •-i/ I s, t was at _the the:' 4 1 1.1 - • I will n , Ole 'you- ,ith the details, nor, in fact, do I .em her th . 1 ; but it is enough"' to say , af Inge amou tof property, real 61 1 .and pefion , • bonds, rn rt,gages, ete., were lefi in the 'fords of th, will, to -ray good and .faithfn Ouse-keeper Angeline—., as a toke.u. of ratitude for h long, fitithfid,_ and + + - meritorious serVice.- 'r _ tt e concluding words of t e will I shall rev • forget ; they were writtefrl y m m his o mo uh, and made „tne shudder as I to th ' + i. ere is, some thing fearfu dreadftil-r-y : deulish—in this ii deliberately recbrdiniz, .i WheipurportS to 'be your bist; - ritten wis a curse upon your_ own offsprb . And Ifet, as I wrote it, an involuntary esire i to tear he.paper into frag ments, a nd, o twit . from ', the ioom, but thy thousand 'do] \ ere lik e + so many anchors, 'so I staid a l it Iwr ' t(.): i . / r ir,acs to ma.gliter Dona all thiViatienctiOn she can obtain' Tioni ma httatty" curse( When ram . . r whip about her in h only htaite, the street; and dois share with tier the re of . the /gutter, she y re 4 pet that shellisol>ey Innt who once loved er but! who, doing; ellekal lief if - ' ' 1 ' 1 .1 i i • • There is sornqtinng like a chuck] in the . i direction.° ~oldAtli e line as he dying wretch ;stated ,t f ea r' I words but-as i l 100 k . ,, x veil and !the stern lace as rigid IV3 Marble, I con , 4u( 41 Mut r zt have ben mistaken. I' eoujd'nc , ihowever, -divt, myself of a cer tta fe no, es that - all was wr ng. A rich old . Man, ac opanied by an old house-keeper,. and dyi ig n a strange city ; her anxiety to have th , ill so - liktrong; the curse on his daughter d the large feeiall'"conspired to make m '4eel that , I was being instrumental in, the 1.. +,l plishment of some villainous c!b joet• :.;'", I iltditateil the destruction of ,the page , ' and - ga in my fee and wants con quered. e , l iv II wai finished, and ,I read it' °oVer alo d, i old man iroaning, Uml the old .woma n, oo gan occasional tt.sent ; +but ' *hen I,r the:terrible ctirse, ;a new actor _ : oe l i appeared' the, Kerte : a Oh! tcnr ' it!, teatit ! Oh God! yo l u know . not what you d? r, • . - Theglaiutive - t.llnet. - o?,the voice tyuched my, 110!Irt,,i ~*-I!otieven,,,,befe (1, my eyes beheld its Owner,; 1.) tl I ;* l!er, heavens ' and earth! in angel + e.Wasl Vie* ~ 3 (t. ? t ,th is -yet un se. vered, ' 5 l, , that is ed „ge tout to - give y,Oll a d - . "ptioa. of that the eye 4 dcingwith e‘citement yet quid ;with tears' . ; ` ; ', the ixiouth Proud as a ' Jitnotp yet.. l ompr‘isez, • anguish. 5 But why dot I at tempt aesqi on.? The most majestic, yet the 'sweetest co u ntenance -I .ever beheld at• 7 pealed to me,. d'n•it in . vain:; for while the old ..man, ,we.. as he Wa, %jumped from his bed scr+ ea • "Kill her! kill her V" . I tore . the in into ragments; and'we both fdll to. . the floor, 'her ead, . and I stunned by a blow from the In* y_ emdle-stiek wielded by the. old hag Aiige ne. +1 • 1 • Iv ' W hen My, ' "ousuess returned, I found L ei myself'in mytttlwn. bed at, my boarding-house,. my host and Illstesis my' side attendants.' My i mind was clear the moment filooked about -me,- and l! kr, 1 had been brought home, anti was- now c fled from the e ff ects ofi that blow. I i resol ed to keep my .on n, and to ,ak f ic...trt4 what; I c o uld of the subse tinent prol of the night. trpan inqui, ru t ry .I foun hat I had been brotight home liv a' young gemtlonan a - eirriage, - who hail left funds &.)r' the imp, nt i of a ph' 'sician and had. also i..ft a lei forme.: li opened 'the letter as sop its I; alone, and found a fifty dollar , han -note, these icor 4 : • 4 • ; . " You didlast ,aght - of re grati-r 'bide than (Ali . '.. ..:,. ' to to espress.— The- properiy • I t elo ' to the infa- 1 mow hag.:• stlcli an be ours; and you shall then rear. the same kindness which p + ++, +bed •' Paper, seal Your lips , hereafter asito thefflaat evening. i , !us- • ' 1 Tr• rt nia ...OMANI), . 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''' r . ighte r ned: up, and,: .. *ea, he Spoke: Iva], 40 it ; quick ! Heath;" ere.l found, pai3er; necessarfr- - ; and by dlesi irilheavy sil n dually eAgaged OW Illy . hi et my boardbill; me ; that my coin- kit the letter,. It )put my ittability.:to Am. • r ' • and (19r1,1 • ,no ; doubt home) bill. .:414:14 severe-- ,rofiit with the hi MY 4 1 00 (entit, - - but amid iWived:oir Cidering col4(14:11i311 That Anittber *nilts ;- . thate 4 he Melt b9zeli : up Ithigerieuroietabi itiPp . - :: apt ;3, that the Ad w`pinitri*erii - 'cr 1 aion; : .4 ; ' ° t - finalli the yoPig! . ipir pild the 'wh Ile th -I . o:id Jeff also with his' Wife:— To,ifo .• i y Vo * ,)-'hOrit ind Ns, kil,id say full jusgm, 1 pii*, .. , that they rev q - even Mit ed. at di...) , mayer;, and 1-ireV:ex had ri'itpestion to 'answer ': thcy , Iwobably. 44 it for. grant = eel that I had - been the victim( of some hroil, and, ayo!gellinqgylilg file by any reference ko. it ? ,• ' •-• .;.; ' I' • ,_: • ‘• -." - • • Thirtyyears 3 of lonlivorkrolled by, H a rry, during, which :T, "acquired , a : flintily, frir.tute, 1 el and tr ti 3th illt t I ' 4 I i*,r, 'nail that' ti e, si r - or i beird:Of itry i _clients,with the ex-. .cc tiori of otrii fetter,' whiell - wai received s° e Y e ar s after the, ogeorrence:whicb t Juk)rp re ted, arid which contained tw9-inc're fifty- do lar bilk With the words': . - . • 1 . ' • - - - . I 1 W.e are very lappj : may Rod blcas you... i ' : ' Doit,42 a that . . . _ in ai 1 ., timie., - I havenever forgotten beautiful . • _d tu ip glee, nor. ihe.ute ap ,eal which it ..,. • e to my heaFtT the answer to which cost Tim _the:deep saktl . wWl is•tlid object of .Yourfpment - ouriosiq, and — gi, kine thousind loll*, fee . less the ammoit received frOm the your; folks. Neither did I, in all that time regret, the couPel'tOolc- ' ... -8 9n 1 tem, Yiars. ago, as you Piobil4. rq -14 incinher, 71 8 I t a. winter in .oavannit: - I hoarded with panish landlord 4 whose house eras generally ..Rno vitli AMeFican Fisitors. But; strange t . 4 . 1# say, I passed cane week with, him without a tingle Ame i rimin arrival ; and I 'was mentally t resblyed one - day to leave for Nei v Orleans,- , 1 -- a-here I could find troops of .friends, and rifil myself _be the ennui (xiiise •quent upon my 04Bitary pOsitiOn,- whenkheard . . my host calling me: " Senor, - Senlpr, los Americanos!—Aineri.. •cans."il , • .. , . • i my Looking froM window, I- 'AIM a fine poi. tly gentlenifin attending to his luggage, and answering) the demands of the, tholisand - and one .. leecho of 'porters who each claim-. edlohfite Brought soinething for him. Thin -- 'ing I Might be of service to him, I went ut, and With two Or three dimm dispe - the 1 villains who, knowing me for an , stager, submitted to my orders: -Th gentleman pituriled to thank me, - but so.. enly started 'lack, then ghnOxl at - my nple,. Mid seeing - e. end of my ixuullestiu. -mark poering out bedeath my sombrer., he caught me by my , i and exclaiming: .... ' - • "We have i ' •I In to see yo . ' And th • ~ o the. ut . I, . - ' r "4- b6fore, S)r !-: 7 liFok.gtati . I _ . , . . . , with Out exPlanation,li drew me Abor-way in which stood ajmationly 11 beautiful- woman. . 1, •• • •- ,ee.,- Pora," said he, "is not this Oar d friend r _ .: - . :- ':- 1 .• At the word.`" Dora," I started, and there Sore iue sure - enOugh„ - stood the rferli.of illy. ytars previous, still relining Many of r charms, but wilh the Mark! •of .tile, not itlistariding, impressed upon her featnres. You may well' believe-. our reunion i‘iis• most 'pleasant_ ; andafter.oiti dinner-was over, a nd NI" were out enjoying the seaileze, the - WhOlej story . was told me.- -I 'will, uot•give 'lon the - details Of it; it . Was long,.but -the main '!featUres of it wsre abiArt: - what Iliad surmised.' DMa was the only child of a wealthy father ;- her- mother • 'lied ,whet'l• .111 e was aitilei:e child ;- old Angeline had remain 'ed ivit.h her father in the,capcieity of a hotise keePek, and .had, Ishile Dora' was away it : :,1e1!ovi,- megnixed, as tsgenenilly the case; corn .Plete influence over him; . .Dom -Was woc;ed• and Won : by a poor clerk.; the father would: nVt• li4eti to it ; an elopement was the consti quenee; and the old muii inlikrage'broke up house-keep 4; and tal4ng, • old-Angeline with', him . had :started for the South.. 7Dori,had folloWed him With her hnshtind, aliheugh She' ;knew Ihe' 'would net:see her, - and alihongh. he i ; had .alwass would and : unkind to 'et, yet she knew-.he i - kas ittibe last stagto 11 ii : .!l sulnlition and shOleterriiined i if ptoasibl .: AO :be -- with " ' him when he'died: '..,At theAi, - of his death; they had been 'followinghini,4 ut i t a month froM place to place, keeping eon 1- 1 ed .from hiip; : and 'eluding! even.the keen yes L ,of. Angeline. 'Whew-Pori,' appeared • .the• 'roorn, it Was only .beeimseithe min } . ant,'' who had been 'Wit]; dier)ilher and W ,as 1.43u4vr-ilembe*,.leff the r lroomwien len • • had .observed', their, arrival - and had kindly 1,- - • , l i gcSie to her ,and. Wormed h .that her • 0(44110 live rt anhOtir ; -she Was entering the rooni.i to make, one list effo at reconciliation , 71. 11 en .my. voice reading th fearful words of lie.i. futher's curse caused' e.Outeryland, de,- - taitietnenl.. ;ger husband, Who followed her : pa,found 'the, old *man - dead, Dora- .m a swoon; Vie . senseless,. and - old -Angeline in vain try ' ing-to .ppt .the many pieces of the will - toget& e.r, raving and eursinglike , a Bellatnite. - • Ile and the man -servant put the oldnitin'SbOdy pi the bed,. took Dora- to her room, and while Pie. , : servant kept :OardoVer Angeline he took . me honie iu.a.carrjage: The rest iou know. •- I have 'only AO add•-that; whenever I 'wan der north, either . alone •or with my wife or family,: we • alWayi stop •at:the_hotise of our kind friends. ; They 144 e.. spent one winter' with us at. the : South, and - we expect theta lwain . • the !coming Seasons. • And the young. , .gentlemail . who studied uicOer my in ftruclion, and - Who now • ~ practi ' law . with tIIV name. on. the -.sip With hiS, (is senior •t• • ra - riner, ;although - be does all th bmsineSs;) Di)ra's sen;apd'frOmeertaiti co jou:3 . lo6lth and , right; blushes on my .prettyl daughter'S ..eheek when : ho calls, I imagine:hem:ay poi, Ably te• -- too. But . of this 11 - --s--• cOacl? '. ' w hile 'red the ' - ito otop, whil6Joetlosi- tiL Ii ms* • . saicl.softly:: ' -., " ' " r 1 - I . •.. 1 .1., y. Lord, here are two . ..r . meu, who 1 ) hav , , such script' of . "I . , - • : ce that I "fair the viiltlianit iiiielves:.; ' ‘ '-' 1 -I i cry *ell ,' - ' .41 the -Bishop: $ o callirsio' , wo bair, 'said. ' ' - : ' - I 1 ,. -f, ox-t2o-meu lemma; here to morrow mar ,l; : ; andl t lt ea Y.Oxt- - . :- , : t: Ii .• Merl baW 84 went Joe away.-I hi ' "," himielf wi his fallacious device, alto ',wai t hie' way;' -=r,..t ' - ~ .. ,: ~ .. . 1 . 1 ' j.- hir ; the month*, the bailiffs . espectint th4r debt *and"Charges,iepaired to the Bishop's; to- . Ctrod,acett-,-::.- - - ~. -. , - 3-- W4ll jab] , the Bhth4p,l4hatare.your scrpi 4des of ixeniciailtiM I . -'•, .' - '• ' -, '- '' i i . . SDAY' -- M). saut ths . taillirNew,e *Iv! ) . PK) .._ples.• We are bigars my 19rd;.*110 YOs- . • May arrested y our ettiudn Joy .Iries for' Z2O Vnif.-ißrdsliii: promised jto,sittily t°4 l Y; ands vr.!'h4q4,ols.lol.#iii#ll-be god as jr 6 sr. wont Bi skOFfieetbi r tlithle 4l- og aid linie 1 4 14 4 1 r 4p490; comply, pi4l the de and. the allue., MISOE4ANgOUS. TEE oßEATiquirarues Tram4w; FROM ; Siabstprosi ON “ :lot+Jurs." Blackstone divides Real ty, grand divisions : lands; Tpnemen . and Her: editaments. " Land is very,commehetisii4,tepn, eluding eyerything of a permanestubitsu: tiainature. Tenement' literalty mean* any. 'thing %lick may_ beheld,and, Oierefere4if, a man should eitteb a fox by the tap, he'd be a tenementL I,qng, as. he courkhohlbitn, but if lie should get awaY,- in the les - of the law bed piobabl i y he nothing but; ' thingbi action ; rather liVely action, too , perhaps Es:: 'peeially , if the dogs were after him, 1 ' frereditanints' ~of.tWo kinds, r poreal and ineaporeil ;1 co - Ts:Teel; are,' visible, tangible pbjeetS in feature. and Qr, 1*(1 , 141011e are inieh as affect the3ens(ta:Y horse should throwr amen. on I 4 head and be stunnir." the 'books. is a eorpoi corporeal hereditam, rents and profits , so, we suppm thei prophe' Judea' al in' his! z• e. • f ; , t t' 1- • i• el • lf -4 1 4se .at milt' As_ it, they , tiiirefore, it! z iho should light, ,that, atiordigit4 hereditament;' ' in issue out of the land; ..4)lne tinder-this head, - an , wotild tishing wortis ; the that 'issued out of the land I t o with San), would:riot come withf aefinition; but Tifa man should Cal At-tail On a nail, and ' ' mate _a rent,' th . being: antiexed to the treehol..(l, and Wai l thg too far out, ,would prObistiltke ' in tai male,' and` the niati Wouldbe 'tern an4edto th Court belOw' fo h.ve _his coat i mended, as 414 DeAil sows tares. . Under the nameg f Latl,l is 'comprised everything uPpa the iurface - of the earth and under it;, andivkterAntsses Ifn r der the- tuune of, land, though wtkdon't see how IL : heavy rain, in anY point pr ;Oleic, eouhl be considered! as Real. Estate.; MA a practi cal diflielq ty. would arise in conveying a square. acre of thender-shower. by:metes - and bounds, though, - since IBlackstone wrote; bonveyanee ft' water is a very common oceurience. .." Tees and growing crops belong to the land ; and -pumpkins, being . ' attaehed . to the Realty,' • 'go to the heir till theT•ri.t pulled up, and then, they generally' go to, the pigS; se, wheat and barley '..go with the. liind," and so - does' the rye, 'unless it is made in whi.. ti - ,' and then it g' 'bet witha lit le L Nvilte, : , of the ' standing c orn ;" thengh irt; 49,a al i slippose . , - thatX the 4 opyietor W tik fo three weeks be,fore he sold lisp -it iron' he! such ra standin se lirn' as.. that e weal 'go to the • first pp r,",tml 6d - h'e went to'take'd little something. - 1 ."A man hat a,' fee' in land, whe . en , to ' 4 . him and his. heirs for ever;' , happens to hate no heirs, jt goes to who stands,g, raciously 'ready - ,to a nal; amble eornet-l*, when.tiieprtipr p do I't jinn 1.10. . • 4 , ''' t - 1 ' " ' Our rtratlon" says, ;that thevord 'lee' is derived-frog the . ',saxen 'w axon or fi ght,' because 'all the tentinti . iistd to - be cOntinnal ii fighting for their , landlords; and, in con teinplation of ;law, Were supposed to be per petually standing outside the gate, aimed and equipped, and ready for a breeze at the'short lest - notice; these were called - ' retainers,' hence, our term of Retainer : so that if John Doe retains .4. 13., counselloi-it-law, to de fend hint at the suit of Richard Roe„ the-Said A. B. is suppOsed to march about toWn, with a band f music and a battle-axe; read to, touzle, maul, and maltreatile said.fitihn Doe, to wit, : at the county , aforeiaidand . Prolia-. bly takes depesitioriant uniform. - ..; •,. _ - . "'Estate for fee, and is 4 less than a , and may t.4, , created. by ANA f but you can- . not create lan estate by deed Cr More an three lives, inniess, perhaps, one of 'Cm 'Should : 1 be. a . - eat'S,l awl then, it.)vciaa 1 1 .4 14 1 4. 1 - i• tend. to ten or ele.ven. - - • ,- . :: i , " ' curtil' r i'i an estate for life, by the ‘ set 1 of the law ; • though artesies are sometimes the acts of the'girlit. ,cp iti wherg iiffan ;I marries - a Woman, 'seLied of an estate of in heritance ,' !and if the sma s h -Po; or ' setrea -0 i 1 years' itch were ' hereditary the: lii , &'titani-' ily, and one', of 'cm should "seize` her,"this would be 'a 'seism by iithuritanee," and the hushimd wciuld ' taket flit' life-,' Jag 6nst,he must' - have children b orn alive, otilerivise tha. law says tohim,' You ain't; in!' ? - . • s " Temuct-for-life isentitl4 to emblements,' ' - ' and it- should or. 'away going-crops ;- i a man on plant a p i tch of peas and - potatoes; Vi and then' I f move oil; in the eye of the Oaw the 'peas and potatoes are supposed to follow him; and. " you looked sharp, you'd dii i iibdess , . . ~ climbing over- the fence after him, ' out to be dug; ' the'saine la 'true shrubs, , ipia this was what WI so, when - . he saw .` Birnar Macbeth - eoming to the :4 emblem * enough to know going' on of landed M no good. Alsp takes' all the I on .his place, bemuse they the soil ; but the law would not him 'to take;thein,' 'unle:4'he wanted and if they were /nude into' tea, Spellnian he would put in a little milk - and Sus ar.. A tenant-for-life is-entitled. to cut wood, `and if the, landlord should interfere and raise a muss, he would be compelled to cut stick ; but, though a tenant 7 for-lifel is entitled, to cut wood, yet if his son shOuld - whittle the fence,- 'or mutilate the parlor-chaire, : or throw down the book-case, and go to chOpping it up with'. an axe; and the landlord - should come in,und they' should hew a regular pitched battle I over the fallen furniture, itiwould clearly be ' action . eese,' and the landloird ?poi& "When a man 'owns the he perns it 11140 t4e Ay, and down to the `,o ther place but I Can't' build-my house,lsOlas to overlumg . l lily iieighlxg'S, arid if_he has a window built so-'long, that the'meinorylOfa until doenift.. run I anywhere elite, j yeu can't stop that dowl up; for it is afi ''arietetit .theriffore, if 'You should-'SP 'end'fonk-4'n at that iwindow, you wolibibegpilty of obstrnet-' ins (ancient *1 ; 1)4 could` talus your , head off evert 'With' the, Window-sill, but - 1-10" farther, , using no: morel.S. tbaft 'Was - eils4.y and Wan old mat itheiild Elie of Con , sum (Awn; that' would-been elxitruetiop of ancient `lights;' but : the ll'law,WOOld' dere* to provide net-being an nridertalceiSin such eireinnlanees.ln. How far the Ancient lights extends, is'per daps,: if doubtful 'quettion, MI ntost legal ques . . Dinisinane T for . :0160 eats' mgying-,.he thiti there was / • • /proprietors, " The catnip • bekr I==M 1 i • t is gm,. nit if he, he liltig,. any val -1 pulation EZI II OPLi „..,. L'k''''lB c4sti - , Aral it yon-ngina 14 let:- . ii,nergiah•i! -.hia.,irina*-t open ilika.. he ; , key-- t{ . , _ n foo , ;my length of tinke i i t . . ~• not be., !xi* an ;A ancientlight? - and )iiin ~ : y shut the - :alatiterit:9a.4oT, - , - „ ank,-;,time .;- but :if he' npentit Aphid, ran: Inlk though . , &mkt gd,ankshalse ycnir fia‘at hinkev . . days fir . 4 -3 11,474mIsto g rairRf].thiimibOtii, il4 becomes 04, 4 r amalaat - Chi spite of,you, aid he could ,madal at , yon, nut of it, ever-ijammin , st,., if*. " lted to, ''ld•-v- Diary nill which exists only , in the 4 eye of the .li4;)thelaNV. being gener ally iiall-eyesl and befegied 1 ;.. though nobody 'cal see it, yd, if any person tiveisteps this bOundary, - he is guilty of a trL.:4N ; 'and it's no exeuise . fir himto say he cbuldn't,sei lt,, fol.-the law, says to him, '.li's'all in my - ge.,' anil:tliis' is a 4 trespass quare l clifustinalregy ;',- mid ifrittman should be`chasing a l. rabbit, and the ra bbit should . rilit over this line, every atia .'On of the rabbit thereafter wool j be'coid; - no one 'can take advent* ofitheir own . 1 Ong, and, the, law would 'not permit hint - to in Ve a step farther, and: thnman i - uld•easi ly catch him ; s(?' if a man. wore. wig,.and shOuld sleep , at a tavern, and init- S wig in i hi pantaloons PoAet—and a . .. thx r should ~ o e and steal - his wig out ot his breeches, i t t t would be a trespass . ' 4uare rl ' aunt fre g;' Car *tilt he-.broke his clOse, d stole hi hares. ' . la . • , . • . - "So, as every Man's lot Is thus enced'in, , it 's'a fine old ; maxim of the' En ish la*. thitt every man's: house is his le, says. Magna Charts, ‘.the. King :cannel enter ; . thi.•refore, if the Kingwent ,out to see. - his 1 ,,, marketvirde,ner,.simply- for -tic p riiope of walking about; and looking at the p';:e and *pcfultry,. the market-gardener can slain - the. front - door hi hie face, am*. .Set th dogs. CO hiin r and the. King couldn't litt. he lateh;, for' says Glanville, ".Where.the ...Kt 4i , i., concern eAl, there are no latches' and underlie o ( ljl. law, the King was absolutely Porbiddeu t , - enter any house in the . Kingdorr, so that iiii;'.:,..ccial intercourse ,W . p.S 4..itieniely. limited; d hence the_Maxim, ' i 4 l :tiltur - n. t6iinti o& ' '' ;.l* — th 'K' doesn't -L ' ha • ; 4 I. virrit reg„. or- e , mg . N C any -or of, a time : •and,.ns eve/ Min's" .liOnse is his elstle, he has an - undoubtedright to forti fy it; and may plant ; efinnorilriiis door . Yard. 'd Pile'.;boipbs . in 4iis front 'parlor •i but:the b nibs, not ' bein..;; attached . 6 the. n4 - it:*, - .w tildtet ge with th- land; but, if ' 'they iii-ent . onibs,' , the' Ouse would ii probably g witti them; a4d'so, d: Man r x. - oeld hae:. an undoubted` ~ - imiete.. right tO . " nialtitarn a *gime t of - cavalty for tl'e pioteation of hisleastle: but the th43ory 4 the English law ii; suh, that the - ling, wlth all his power, (. I .an't •tale the east eof his meguiest subject.: so thaf if - the King should tti,. I 'out-`his - whole Militaiy: force, herse„ foo and dragoons, and try to take a Hoot's la .;' that man could' just :walk loot in the street,: and wallop tile. Whole of _'exil. 1; 1 .., . , ,"principles; l' Such are some - of those . great . on which its found 4 :?ur i whole liysteM of l jurisprudence; and it is'a .beantifid : fitetionl of the lam and one tending greatly.to_ the in- 1 crease oftknowledge that. every One . issup-i posed to know_the loWand therefore if &Chi- I nese shmild come to' 4iti eLwitry,rh.-. Would 4 once tih i an Mile I* . yrYer'• lalig se, if any One shonif sayof his hinior, itidge Bec4wax,'lle :n fl 't know any morelaw. tia,,4la Chinanian; it would; he ths highest 1 eopiilinient. that "Ki t e l PP . 4:4 td his legal abilitiM"HKtgiCk er6OCai. 1 1. . I. '.• -. , - . 1 - . CUT. PBRAS S.. ' There is no greater ' nr.4k tof Y and v4ritY than the use of sly Illese fi?cryks of speech I -regarded as the distinetii•e ! , i •, i har-room loafers,,u sportiOgl wad_ pickpockets. ~ I Oflate, heweyr Interlarding! the' h 4 extended nieretoO, of ing in the , juibit of . ctint*Rheases sing inen-4and I- w,o iii.4t.aiia good, Btatilt ..iity, and inii become a-ery: ideas, arealip' 4 41,e1ir • .bieli must , i s neer influence 'upon , tlii .. are detriments •ti , and:heavy plumage.:' id take a lofty flight. `l' o Show. the extent tO *hit `Mtetimes carried; tbe!fnl Lion Which trimspittd in e; I,Klrt 1: '' -‘, 1,, : *-, !:'I d 'are to geodness,r4 i. f Pustle is, making up to oq t 3 rs. tont after the:gentleman referred toy id p• "Cid the pres:ious evening attheir house, 1 avin to a later hotir than was usual. I. - . i, : To 'd _better believetiWrejoinedflie yeung t i Idy playfully. , z• 1 '' - - !--- 1 1 . i i , Iron may bet high on tbat'-. , culded. NaPole; dn, wo !was in the act'Of lighting a - . real I.la-1 % 1 na• -`.! : . 'I Ti 1 . "Hw do you like the cut of his jib,. mo-t, .t, y?" aumed Mrs. Stout titniing, to heti hus-}, anJ. '', .- . ' . - ":' '• 1 . ' . • e's:" some" mum the replY. ': ' ',- . 1 i n 44 4. : N e N4 : 111 :1 :1 1 1 ei k ri k e Y.e .i: 6hll tap - t o p ielirkgei: h b ;s t b a n rl4l:4 d e , il ;;: n le n Y : t11:1 : 1 : 11 1 .8' m tiler: •-` - . . j . l - - iPu her through , matber,' said joseplnne t limiting. . - :, • - `.Gol- i leino: • irl,g evil. (Int -4/Jenions,, sugiges.t:edairleort, inac t . 'irciugh - his nage ; a remark,byithe „. wayt li g yous, that it meet havo put/104 tbo par,tios to havOgPesixt Pt,his . IPP o ifillg tie pregent ease it seera,ed oi . he iOresi tlu'perfeet 14eidity. 1 1 ~ ,'1 :. ;1. 1e0n,4 advise yoor tzl , t itt iyit , y 9 141, Si . elvtnai retor*d- ,Y l ?On# -hr' '...1 ,--.` ` ` l - .0 .... * ~„. H . — ', /stout then p to inquire it'llar.': wag a matt 4 peo*rty,and,lwal, : ast by , his better 144 that be 4414, 4 1444 (tem " .Tlakt bud!aild)tnl 4 or AN* to trio efr4,that be'llia , more IY.I/uP' :resoed ytith: Mr.: Gr • -',, win,. :a 7 farrner. In Me nel6tii;F ll 9o;„ Clitti*lti 't! *0 11 P 4 er:q9n0e 11 1-..-, --* :Stout ininifested:ii 1 41freren slibi .e‘'..l .0nP,1.,14i d` .. OA mite , in. - 1:- • • 1 id is over `ilia way," id *the !ir • '' , l. ' ' I' mg an an* (#lier, lltit in F , l t e gr Rnstl . aired 11' i I OF .;.Y.:,':4 .: '..GiaNTR titpk-iN thexei ; , •,bpb/.IOIL 41#3ft,thrst kOleT , s!, 11;1 k j " IXM r„ .7.1 - ~ .f 4 MEM **EitOte:;. !hop iritife el._ with his. I - -:- • -';',;;•,, ' ..•7: , , : , ; _ - • areliaolineC- , believe,. iss - i etch.": It.-shows ; e: extent to .tine of using cant Ptini..es,,wheak may be.'"rried- i ,t.....; . -._ i - -= • , : • ..• =.1........ , :•• i...,,v.1.1;•;.i.1. i tbnfnl ;:- •a• 4 :71: :; ••::!:til: AbciVet' ' pr . r, R. 1.4 r , t-; . -.466lrAiwyfti . . .1: . ,. ...-.., . i . ~ .ti vritnis lismA i l - : t.,..LSke. I> ty.:7 2 , itc..44l2oiisc...,*CipcyjN ; ..kof. -', the • • • .. ".. ,- 1-:• : - ; ....:.- : q.....,:••.,.., ....., ~. ..',.V•!:.., . - --..' . ~ . .. i ... , . 1 , 4.:, ! sli.; ! -_:::,%'' • !,' . ”0: - .1 ! i t - F •4 : :..t rf , . • ".-..?,• : ......., :: '• ! -- - K,- : . - : : - 1 4' :**4 1 0 4 001 1 -Al'itial*- : ' ' l 'l. " .. 1 . 4' '.. : 4- t ,....;104.day;141 1 . 4 .144101414144:, ". k • ' "1 . 4 . : . '' 1 '- ! 4 Out . q9untgli . '' .' `are pd . ; , . e,. , ..*Aiderfiik•• 101MA - C;iiii Ktq 7 Pf : th e . • 1 + , ," Ali,. Saint • 411iiiitted e jiul'a •i-alley. '. Pk . bifrion .4100ctiA ' '. 2 :0 1 4: - i - Nr`%gei ',.;'.' . .thkPage.?4::•"• -. :' ;•: 7 .......• ' ..nna#: ~ * : . ,sides . !by to , ..;.;! , pgriiiAipif et , :.' '. , - • 7*. bilie - •o4o4sitOilitiVliff..4l•OW , .t... ' et f4r*:- . .iPlift.oitaati Ovilir:rf . .*: .. y..C4yitgatole strant; ; ; ; etlidese,4oes from i'.. .settlements, overNl44istigirdziP4. t ierkarticle has been 4,4,4*# i animal, • .OATA I *- 11- 1 the midst ; LOO,:.of , :ithit:l '1004440 ; I ice it all Ainerican Indii4:ole . ,ditOperatitil:, Caeherous -01 th, v hCxd.*i/li:t- ' *.elel*; 16 Y. and libOralitY.9lso6##Fiitetktl44l. .ndered onlieemorifOrMW . O . Ws* ply of fire etredad. iiinteiitot''th' ' '44l'. i l ethcr. igth . the manneVi.guffitti ~ ese p. on of. ltem*ltatdepeOlile;.sei!tieliiiK.' • 0; its: conterrephitiOn tetdittlety;.4,innteek ticlimi :! , iiiio.reist::l l .. •:i , .• - • ........,..:::,::: ~ ',!;'•lc - : , *- . .'! . ...t ... . r : . pig.piti. 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