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LAßWOrnrinum, tinyableWittilfahreinitint6
front the time orsubkeribingl , bit itto noitnits
-.,°,1-;^fe,wii,:iiiir:onnals, afthii ond dr. Elie-you. ,'. , °' ,
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'No aubSeriptiou • sy . ittbe taken, fo'r,iMiiellian six
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And failuxe ' iiptiify a Atecontium
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Letiora.to insure attention must be post paid. , •
*do Bankruptcy.
Staiel piiiir!t. 2 '
.„MASTEgN pISTRIpT,OF PENNSYLVANIA
... ••
NOTYME.
. .- ,-. .'' . o.atrit,m - ! . -i'cir• die - tleiA i' iit ', Ole: itinkrnpt
' • • - , •••tavii; tins bieii'fileil the 2 L sttiFebratiiy,lB , l4 . 3, by ,
, N CaILLAS• ,ESLINGE,R, Fritinei . ind', ." .
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-: , f , 'l3lackiiiiiiilt, •,.''' •'. - .7 '•' . ' ,7 •;', ' Cumberland co:
and -FRIDAY, the 24th ' day of MARCH,' 18 . 43,
• - at '7f ,i,4l'clock;•• 'A'-'11 , 1.•• lirippointed• for . gin
i''..tieariniqher 7 nef, before the iaid•.Coart, - sittiiii. in
• .nankrtiptey l at files District Court Rooth in the
J • City of 'Philadelphict;•when and where the: etcdi.
'-•- ,-Aortref The viiid-Petitioher; wholiarialiriiVeitliaii•
- debts,, and all better 'petenni, in interest, map ap;
pear and show cause, if anylliey hive,. ivby such
-Petition should not bgrantcd. - : ' • ' • . - '.
. -- ' , ----- PI2AS . . -- HOPKINSON;
•.• ... .• :::: 7 --''' ',' Clerk of the District 6nirt.
Phil. Mardi 1, 1843. . .. ' • 3t..1G
genet-.
.- - •. .
' T IDETITIONS 'for' Discharge and CertiAcute un-
JE del? the Bankrupt Law,lias In:mated by
DAVID FREE, Farmer . and Carpenter, .
, Cumberland co,
ANDREW BARRICK, 'late ' Distiller, now' -__
Mason, ::.1 - •. ,' • ." do.
..191 IN . SOVRBEiCK, late: Merchant, II(AV
-innkeeper, - • „ . ' ' •- do.
JEREMIAD', MYERS, Farmer, • do.
AllfellAEL M, EGE, bite Manager & Clerk
; • Mmint Holly IrotiWorks, • - do.
and SATURDAY:IIM ißith day of APRIL next; lit
-.1( oleltiolt, , A. •NLia-uppninta liar the hearing there
of, beforq. the-said 'Court, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the Platelet Court Rponi;in the City of Philadelphia,
when'tind w here the'Ceeilitors of theitold Petitioner,
who have proted theirDehts,' :mil all,persons iii in..
terest, may appeurand show cause, if any they have,
why such Discharges and Certifieatem plumb! not-be i
granted: FBAS, TIOPEINSON; . ' 1
' Clerk tit the DiStriet Court.
Phila. reit. IS, 1813. : , .
.10-16
• .
W-OWEe=,
• .zotiE'.ritio NS' for •. Discharge and Ccrti
-e- • fiebte o •the'Bankriapt LaW, havisbeen tiledthe
Afdlt Jan., 11.b43, by
JOSDPII (11' l'U, Carpenter 'and Cabinet
' maker,' • , +,:, Cumberland co
SA 3,IUEL DA VID§tV, Tinnier & Currier, •
- Mad as a llotelici iii Company with John
• - , Cumberland co. -
- - El/WARD 111 . 3.1 , MN511:1N, formerly- of ' •
• :Dayton, Oldo,"meridiant, nod. Clerk, do
AVILLIA3I 11. ‘VOODBUDN, Into Mer
chant and Farmer, Cumberland co.
S'AMUF.II.. (individually' and as a. •
Alumina. orate firm of Smith and Quigley,)
' Merchant. ',Diller, and I)istiller and For
warding Merchant. Cumberland.co.
(41:011.C. PI Pl. - I.:MING, formerly printer and •
Inslonsiter,,lntre contractor on Public Works, do .
and .12MAY the dint 'lnv of MARCH, at I I o'-
• :clock, A. DI. is appointed for the hearing thereof,
tcfare the nniil Cfmt.t, sitting , - Bankruptcy, tit the,
District enact rooirt in the City of Philadelphia,
;when add where the creditors of the said Petition
ertt;, Odtto have proved their tields, , inul all persons
nterested, may Ammar and show
,cause, if Ill:y they
• nUeli Discharge and Cersilicate should not
granted:,, , , , ,
•Pitilic. :bin; . 1,t1.' I g 45,
NOTIJOIE.
E rIONS for Discharge and Celli
- tlente under the Ilankruid Lair, have been lit ,
' Cuinheplaird-em:
011 N MecOli.Nllo .K .'reader„ do.
JUAN_bde NlNA:ant &
Irnn Master,of the Om or John Dl. wood
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bun 4 en., ,Idsepli ;Laeg:11111: and co. and
',lames Wilson. Agent,: ; . tin. •
JOSFl'li l i ,Alll7oN,lstie.Tron Master, tin.
30.91.11 1 11 A. • P.(41 , ..,? stud 113 •
511Cli NEL Is. EGH,SPOTtlitris :of' the firm
or M. I'. &J. A. Ege
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lute Iron Musters, :10.
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CoU0). 1
Mhker, ' . : •
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II iih'ppOihteetarthuitearlog• there.
. n ro,e,i re o,6'4o.(rehurt,sitting;it linukthiptei.',l9.olo
District C9urfronui in the C.:ltix or Philnikilplii:ivlien
10)4 of thie
Ititreliroiithl heir Debts 0014 II - I.(lli2'r - pul , stn, a
. te:ret;iritti• Uyititult ault' te,thui'eattse; if a lIV they have;
• why:Buell 'l,lfseh . th.ge Certillike it hot , he:
grAilted: • ' • Plt AS. I Ifit'iclNS'ON, •
'• • ' om.:',Disiri q i Court.
Jai. 4; 1 843. ." ' ' 10'-10?
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6'941; the'. City 'O.(l 3 tilladell?illa.
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• PLIAS. lIOPEINSON, 3 _ . _
Clerk of the Markt: Court.
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i!'Appkieation. 'for RTOorri. , ..' Liter§e'..
To e b geir o e • our
42uartirArseliiit ! Ilic 'daitnty Cumbetkiliii;
k April Seseiopg r tl., D. 1843.. • - ! !
HE Petition ; of, Dalid, Pruhecher respectfully
''represents; that lie hag i(enteil the 'Favernattintl i
fox , .rnOlrinlhezetinpaney r of 361MMolizi deieneed,
it) Allen township, and praytalie,Court to grant him.
a license for keeping an Inn,or,puhlip house of enter-!ttkinment td the tattle.'
• ,DAVIa_BAVBECKER.''
„FebrUary 2q,111 , 1k, , ": St
.
ll'he int deraisitedmiti zees of Allen township, Cunt...
berland county,respectfullycertify, tliat the'applicant
ahove7 named ftir.tavertilmense.m.a:person of .good
ypute for honesty and temperance, and is well pro 7
valed ' , kitlt libutaArdoin Wid other atiVertiences for
the accommodation, of , straagers ; and, travellers, and
further thnethe' said' triti' or - tavern — IS: necessary' to
'acchantnodate. the pnblie 'entertain strangers or,
travellers.'
tiVm.ll..
Frdder.ick,Shcely.„
Frederick.timig,
Jacob.
John.Shcely,.„
C. Teitiel;
Applipation for, Tavern License.;
'id the. :Tuelkes of the : court of,
° General (bonier Sreesionsof the - Peace of
4rlan4Geiinty,at April Seitsions, A. D. 1843.
THE. Petition of ; MICHAEL '4.4:W98110RP
reapeetfully'represents, that your. Petition,
er . is .provided with 'the'-neeessary'reqUisites :for
keening,a House of Public Entertainment, in the
House at present occupied by Mr. Brown in Al-
Jen-townshifi . Your. Petitioner"; therefore, prays
your Honors; to grant him a. Liemise for. the
same, the ensuing year commencing on the let of
April, and as in duty bound he will ever pray, &e.'
• — MICH - AEE7 - LUNGSDOR-F,--
• February 15," 1843: - • - tc.l6
.We,.the undersigned, citizens of Allen town.
ship, in the County of Cumberland,, do- : ,certify
tha wo are well 'acquainted with the above named
Michael Longsdorf; and that he is of gond report
fhr honesty and temperance, and is-well provided
with house room and conveniences -for -the-lodg
ing and accoremodrition.of Strangers aud'Travel.
leis, and rlo therefore recommend him to your
Honors as well `deserving License; and
furtber say, that a Tavern at the stand is an ac.
Commodation to the public:
.Tacob' Comfort_ , • John • Cra fr
14%10 Bomberger George Hess
William Brown Joseph How •
. '• Jacob Witte ISaac How
. Samuel Blade . J. K. Longnecker
Cary tV. Ahl
, 1 Christian lAlolder. .
1 `pi) lic a t on for Tavern : License,
To the; Honorable the Judges.of the Court of , Gen
eral Qu - drt . tr.Sesaioha of the Pcace,of Cumber
land county ; at April Sessions, A. D. 1843.
•
. . . ..
f kl - OTICE is hereby given that I intend to up.
ply ut the next term-of-the-Court' of Quar 7
ter Sessions of Cumberland. county- for License
to keep a Tavern or.public house-in- the borough
of Newville. - --7 i • .
• JAMES KENNEDY.
- February . 13, 1813.
•
We, the undersigned, citizens of the boroogh
Newville, do certify that we arc well acquaint
ed, with the irbove • na med Jaws Kennedy, and
that he is of good report for honesty and , tempo- .
• ranee, and well provided With house roost and
Conveniences for the lodging and accommodation
of Strangers and Trai•ellers, .iznd that a Tavern
at that stand is vieJssary fo accommodate the
public. •
Janlee "Lover !thos. A. McKinney
Samuel Aid , William Barr
George Klirik., GeoTge'Amer.
Mie.had - -
George Bricker James Ilefrori ---
.16hn Casey .1. McDarmand •
J: SVI6Yer
4plication., for 'Pa vein License
To tlw Ifouhraole the .rildy. or the Court rf Geller;
ut Quarter ,Ve4siong, Vibe Peur:e of -Cumherland
(010111 at .Iprit .yeuions,v7. 1843 . , •
The retition of John litmlsherger, respectfully
represents, that your Petitioner is provided with the
necessary requisites, for kiA.P;ng II House of Polak."
Entertainment, iu the house 110%1 - occupied hys.losepit
Ingrain, in Allot township; your petitioner tln-re
rove Pritys your . hotiors to grAtit him tt,,lineuse foe
the 801111 the ensuing I.eiiy,.soniateurjukt,•_ou.,.lliels
ihirtir:g.jii;ll, - 47.1r. 181:3. • ,
.1011 N TIUNTZBEIIGER.
Allen tp.,reln•tiary 3,1843. te-i3
Welthe unil:s•signitil eitizens.of Allen townsl.ip,
in the, vntint)' of .coodiconod, do .1.0 dint we are
well 34:istilited with the above named John Iluniz
liergeF, pad tliat lie is or and report for' honesty and
Yen - Ter:ince, nod is well provided with house room,.
pin] nonviennies fur lodging' and nneommotlation o f
Sirs'ngers and 'Travellers, and so, therefore, .renom
mend- kin? to - votlr itititonrs,.ni well deserving or n
Iteettsconal Collier say that, a Tavern at this stand
is an aceninniudation to the Puddle.' •
JOltil Best - David Eberly
I/aniel Uhriell ' James NI. Einre
NI iclitiel Conklin George Anuteli
lleterielt Conklin - - Joseplo.lnttratn
'Davit Sheffer,: .__.... George-host: • •
7 I.kiniel S'. Unmanlier Nicholas Vlrieli. , „
• .
• , Application for Tavern License.
11.; ihg, Honorable the Judges of the Court-of Gen.
,cral Warier Se.stiohs of the Peace of Cvinber
land cdHnty, ot April Siesta's, 4...D.,.1i343.
/THE Ofir"isiia'n:Zileli, of the
• linroui,l of Shippetriburg,,respeetfully repre
sents, that lie is.wenvailled with house robin sn i t
'oth e r eon Venieneei fo r , the lod g in g - and. ticeonttnoilit-'
or str a ng e rs and travellers lit the house he has
for it.offli t lier of,years oeciipietl as tin in or tavern in
'Bahl , bOt !o u g h,., . theitfore prays', lite flonorable
7.(„tiOn t , tfil. g rant. him a 11e0se for 010.g:tint, and he will
:ever, Kay.4:4l; . • ,''• • ' '
criii&rAisr ZUCK.-
'at:o
.•;.,' • • , St-fa
. .
ortozens dtlid:imioush4pf
Shilipensbarg, in which the abovo dietitiotied too or'
tavern'priYed to he' licrensed . is to' be kept,
do certify that the afiplidalit 18' of good
repute for,
,ones'ty.so,d tqlperiiiicei Mu t is welt pro..
j vided *Ali; oral conyciii t eneett iron
• lOdgthg 'and '' - itdonimcthiiioti . .Of strangers and tray.
'clleys,,agil that, such anionOr tilyttrll,lBllsMlSlFY
Alyrpnt F ik a ) le it emi g to,..3
tra4lle're.' , •• • • • ' ' ' .
• Wro Peat ;
Haraigi. , .11; mo n
t A's lit: , Cecilia ;
J. Peal ::-.,SA,Calliei.tabhin
44 •s l 4lrAtite,,N , u , t,:Jagob.Heek ,
Weirilv
. _
mama
EMU
u '•;''''ll;t ll7 CalXA Maill'r"-x - LsatlMpt :;••
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il‘.**•;:t., , ;' v/rm
Jit'ebb
SamuorShelley
Jacob Shelley,
!Saninef M. Bitnet,j''•
John Clippinger, ; ,
Jolla G: flak:
,
pplictition for ,Tavern License.
, .
ro the ilonorahletheJutlgca ofthe Couro nerat
TOe •
.'Quarter - Seckione of cbe Peace: of CUmberland
county, at .B . lifil SessiOns,'.4. A 843. •
• . •
THE Petktion of Willis.FoulJc, iespect-
Piny, represents, that your petitioner is provioß
ed with the neeessary lequisitesfor keeping a House
of PublieEntertaiturnent, in the house at present oc
cupied by C.llliefarlane, in the borough of Carlisle,
Your PetitiOner, therefore, prays your7Honors to
grant him n Ikense for the, same the ,ensuing year
commeneino. on the . Ist day of April 13A3, MAI Rai n.
Wlinu ever - pray s'ke.
--WeAte - undersigned;•Citizeivi of the borough of
Corlisle,'in the county of Cumberland, do certify
thatave arc t'bll acquainted whit the above named
Foulk, lid - that he is of good repute for
lionestrUnd temperance, and is well provhled with
house room and conveniences for tho lodging and ac
commodation of strangers and travellers, mid do
therefore recomM'end him to yourillnuari as well
deserving Of n Licenire; and cmtiter say, flak a - tav
ern at the stand is 'an accommodation to the public.
J. llehrar, M.ll•Xlelland, •
• M. Holcomb, . • 8.
Robert Snodgrass, Leo: Sanderson, ' -
3. W. Eby. •lt. Lumberton, •
• • Wm. Weakley, • Jno. Harper,
--Wmr-McPherson, John Main. ' :` .
Application for Tavern License.
To. the Honorabletlie - Xiilkic - of the Court of Gener
al Quaricr Seseiowl if the Peace of Cumberland
County,, at .9/iris Ses s ions, .4. D. 1 A 43.
T HE Petition of Henry L. Biirkliolder
respectfully represents, dint:your' petitioner is
provided Wigr the necessary requisites for 'keeping it
!louse of Public Entertainment m the house 4t Imps-
OHL occupied by_ M. McClellaniii thaborough of Car- ,
lisle. -- Your . petitoner thei•efilre, pritykyour-flotinrs
tri, grant hint n Liaerisc for the stone the ensuing yenr
rotninencilig'on the Istday of _April p . 0,01111-110 in
duly 4110 lie trill .eser pray,
. • t. I.: BURK' 1611..1)E11.
\l - arch 1, 1843,
NV c', - the underhigiied,eitizens of the tuirougliof
Carlis!e, in the county of Cumberland, do certify
that AV(' are well acquainted ‘vith the above it:mica
Henry L. Burkholder; mid that he is of good report
for honesty :mil temperance, and is well. provided.
with Indrie room and conveniences the the lod g i ng
and areoninindation'a Strangers aturreavellers, Mid
do tlieveliwe.recomnx•t a l him to your !loners as well
des . erving. or a License; and Ilirther say, thatm tavern
at the stand isan acrionituodation to the public.
J. tlolsapple, t'. . •
Joint plain, Janie% Nehle,
John
.Cornitian, , - llarptir,
JOlni 7tl core, I.ero 1. Todd, .
- It. \V ilgoc, • .1. Rehear,
John Ilatfiel(l, ' Geo. Alcreely,
S. Dunlap Adair. •
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Application for Tavern License.
To the 11.4turablethe.lutl eooftheCoartofGeneral
Quarter Sevione fir the ronntv of Cumberland,
at .2pril ,Versions . „.l. 1). 1843.
T llE.,l?etition ,of John, Sonrhech,
repre‘sents, that your pctitioner is
provided with the neeessary requisites lie keeping:l
house of Puhlie Entertainment in the house which
he now occupies as a public limbic in the bort/m:IIAS
Ne.ve-etmvherlota co 14; pea's
your homirs to grant' him a License fur the 5:11110 the
ensuing year, commencing on the :Ist day of April
A. D. 1843:
March 1,18.13
. .
'IVr., the tuideesignril, chi:tens of the borough of
New Cumberland, in the county of cooilipriood, do
tertify that we are well ariptailited with the above
named ,hiliti Smirbeck, and that he is of good reptile
few honesty and 4461)er:ince, and is well provided with
house room and other com•eniennes for the lotlgiti,,,s•
and accommodation of. strangers and, travellers, and
do therefore recommend him to your honors as well
deserving of a licciise,and further say tliatot. tavern
tit the stand is fin ECC9IIIIIIIOIIIIdOII tO the piddle. ' 1
George Ci•ist, ' . Jima. fl.lliller,
•
.Thomas Coleman; 1111(1011)h 11Iertin,
William Coleman , It. 11. Church,,
. i
John Seibert;• Philip Slir'einer;
• - William Zimm erman, • if. jirenetnan. '
• ..11irant'llanfz,• ~ - Charles. W. I/elin;
• . - , • Lewis Vdni.g. • '' • •
:,Application for Tavern License.
70the Horuirahie;the Judgo of the Court of (,irictr
qei:sioizs 6 f cumberland county. ,
H `Petition of m 'yes' -
• JIL pectriillj*lir't;stait;t,lnq 116 19 provido
with lionse.'
width : and 'conv e niences for kerping a
tavern in said eoinly, and thara tavern
in addition' to the.one tuiw . kiln, is necessary: for the'
accommodation tat strangers , funttnirellers. •
IVILLIA CLARK..
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•
j e, the undersigned citizens of Leeshurgund vi
cinity, that , ncnininted . with:
Otiticiner;lhat he
W<:11 PI : OVi4h,II lionskrcitim pnII cenveniences,
11..yonitu'i4d5tiOrk
4;;Rf.rOpUte h'nrie'4 l l:id -teiiapen
hoc6','o6(l3fult.sueli
• , ;Henry. •
' b t •-''
Robert McCune • Jima Chesnut ,
- Elias Jackson
~ -I....TkomniiSibbet • ; ,Qeotte;Triine„;,; • .';,
k ,christppher Reitz , „Rplert.U..Erirloy,„
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Applipapop, : fbr,
Judges of, t4o.Court !do n erq Quarter •
..tql" 1 0/ / 41 4 .c"ntk,'
J,:iiittnid tla
thwnextterni - Of the'Court of Quartet.
Seasions bor Gutnbeilarid I dounti,' Irecifse!te
house, in • the:house whi at
present occupy, in the borough efCarliskt,.` „
" ," • . ' ANDREIirROBRWPS:
.1) hiCh4; 1 1:8•13:-7 1 3t.'N'
.the, undersigned ,c;iiizons,•of 'do
Certify . thitCwo are well acquainted j with %Andrew,
Roberts the aboie- Untried applicant, and that he
is of 'good' reputo'for honesty and temperance; and.
is well provided )vith house room and ConVeniem •
cies for the lodging and accommodation of stran
gers and travellers, and dO, recommend him to
yotir ' Honors as well. deserv4ig Cf.a license, and
further say that a tavern at
,thc stand' for whiCh
IWappliss is an tienonynedatiOn to the 4)o:die. ,
John*.'Gregg, , I • Johti . Rhoads,,
ROhinsoud Ainistrong•Noble,
Henry 'Rhoads, I Robert Noble,
' J.S. rqust, I John B. Parker,
-John D. Gorges, 'Jarnes_Poldlethwaite,
William Wert, Williatn Rhoads. •
J. N. Armstrong,
March 1, 1943
JOHN SOUHREOK.
Bt-18
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VaV igt atfa l'ach ';
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: .o,: i itekirt qibp'.4 , firtlig..4 . il. ~. t,'...t •:.,.'.' .. ..,...1 .
,'.';;., 1:4 , , i ,r;),...-:',';i•.:".
• Great feelings With she of het. own,
~
Whinh - letitter"scinhilittio'ne;rer , lintiw . ;
Ootl giveth thein4§ipeeltilitife;2.' 9 !,
• And sweet.theY" , nre ttn'ttityttite
. • yyltevewitkthe wind ohOnsb to' blow
Yet in dwelleth'
Although pb'lieme Were Inilesolitie ;
r:l`76 simplest'dtity foi•goii • . ' •
Life both no dim anti lonely spot • '
.Thatdotknot in her sunshine share. •
Illessing,she is: - God made her so,
: Anil dMids of week•da}• holiness
Pall from her noiseless as the snow,
Nor bath she ever . chanced to kilo*
That aught were easier than-to bless,
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.*
.Slokis most fair, and thereunto7' _
Hcfr life (loth tightly harmonize;
Feeling or thought that wits itot.ttte
4** ,, Nar,.r made less beautiful the blue'
Unclouded heaven of her eyes.
On nalure'doth she. muse Pit& brood,
AVithsuell'a still and love eye—
She is so gentle and so good:
The very Hewers in the wood,.
Do bless her.with Weir sympathy.
She is . a woman—one in whom. % .
The spring-time of her childisti yeurs.._
liist'lfsTresti iicrfuin •
'though knowing well that life both room
• For mthly blights and tears..
And youth in her p home. will find
Where he may ihrell.etertuilly;
itcr.soul is not of that weakkiml,
Which better loie the lire behind,
Than that :which is, or is to be.
'row ilor with n love a3still
As a Frond river's peaceful might,
high tower and lowly mill
Goes wandering at ysown free will,
And i'et dotk ever flow , aright
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And on its full deep breast serene,
Like quiei isles my ditties lie;
It flows around them and betneen, -
And makes them fresh, and Heir , and green,
Sweet !nudes wherein to live and die. •
A LETTER FROM PROFESSOR DURBIN
AIr.DEAR PROF. CALDWELL :=—This let
ter is intended to recall to.you and . your es
timable' family, happy hours of past years,
rather than to impart much information.
Austria; from -whose. capitol I now address
you,includes the finest countries in Europe,
—the plains of the Danube and: thePR.
Her sovereigns and their Jpolicy. shall , be
the subject of my letter.
On the Sabbath Morning after our arriv-
nl, we went to the Chapel of the imperia
palace, which we found . to be small and
Plain, and filled with rather plain looking
people. The first glance at the imperial
showe'd the Emperoi itneeling;with
his elbows resting on the low 'cushioned
breastwork, with his hands, clasped, and
brought up to his cJin, supporting his
head. Ile appeared- alone:;'Fbut t in:a few
minutes the little bell gave • notice that the
host was about to be elevated, when the
Enipress also appeared on her knees beside
her lord ; and
. afi silyer..tones,agate
sounding from the altar announced the ac
tiiol elevatioh of the ; -host, the.people and
the. guard- of.ttiur :soldiers, who had''stood
round the' altar—all; wiih , their sovereigns;
bowed their heads:lowly htitl ; rever . -
eritly., being thud Ort,their Irtideg;there.
intnent of p rof o u n d . s i l en ce ,
. ,
09 .
While . ' upright glittering bayonets,
the,altar
~where stand thm.rpriost,
clad in-rich.yestments:embroidered in aold
and marked-with the .crosk,....'and:lielding .
hiti'ha,ntls' the •goldelt 'cup zvltich
t , . , • •-
centaitied the Conseermed host:. 'l hn ,si-
lenee was brcikenby pals itf witunphant
motiiiP,fromi.the gajleries,,,undAlte- people ;
began to,depart.
We hasteded to thtii - ante-went;'through
which
. the Eiriiii.r6r' i t ' n, dit: r o, ros .. would
tth4, * tl:i . 0)C: 'fiiir their tAin'ilo ? ; - 80 ( . ) : 4 .3`:t:80 9 e7ii rt e " lrit7e li n s. :
pasfifr l mii iiie"'clid I . i - ..
tii, and 4e near as;theti• be ~ ' '
', ...1W„ Oiiiii=e" . . l6 hing deithii 'P l a i i Xa ir i e i r kt ja lit t l h it e .
few minutest the imperial • Y 'P a ! s4lfllll"si
Ith ' ~, --,. 04. '
311..?IdOlg the arin otlie, rii -- ' " -
'At All,f6a ijir-'' -t" i , : s f •71 - 1-: ' • 'V e M,Y,r An,
I? 0,0 "T Pip GVaitina'w — iih'ilie'
Eno res t s ;ant2. ~, ei,f,,-,- - a .41) -,
r,„, 4 r 21%,r.:,,tttrec,M118ing* the OM wd - Nni ,i
's raCtiograt4'if is \ fi,ogno„iiii.4r_qt3l c . 1 tiniti l
IZ' ,',', 9 ' t g rf.,4 . . e. , ',....„ .- ~11... rt pvlnner. pal
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Hergloziouii faucioa come froin
,139neAtli silver eye9l9g , star-'-'-
And,yet her, heitrt iti,eydr. near. ,
. . , .
She duet!' littie,kindnesses,
Which m st Icave'undone.or
For naught th, bets one heart at . case,
And gireth hn iness or peace,
Is 161 v-esteemed In her eyes;.•
She bath no Scorn of common things,
And thouglishe Seen - id:other- birth,.
Round us her heart entwines and clings,
And patiently she folds her wings,
To tread the htimble paths of earth.
VIENNA.'
ViENNA,Qet. 9.0, 1842.
she` is 'a tell, fitielooking:wi9o',and when
arrayed in:her imperial "robes, .tnust,bC
Megnifieent tter • tn'anners,,,are
dign)ficti and easy; as any one could see - by
.
her step,: and the 'graceful.' nit with which
she. recogniSed-the little crowd of'strangerii
through which she Passed, front the'Cluipel;
Her potitAxiim Is dark ' ; tke i profile:o'fher
face is strong; .the nose being prominent
and'forehead high ; and her mouth, which
kyather smalli is , exquisitely 'eliiseled.—
'Withtmt heini . heautiful, she is a very fine
lookini'werrian. , They, were bolt plainly.
• My observationsand inquiriee satisfy me
of the:good .. feeling . 'exlStiog between the
imperial family andthe pee'p' le,. and of the
estimation in which every member of it. is
held... The 'Multitude. al ways speak of Ahem
With pride. Our : 'tea..of Austrian despu
. ,
tismAs derived; from the part 'acted her
in the partition. of -Poland and' the rigiu .
police regulations kept up thronghoUt the
empire.'s
It cannot be legitimately obtained from
the• actual working .of the. government as
felt by the people ; for SurelY - I have not in
my travels . seen 'n population apparently
more happy. lii Prussia, the people:ap
pear to be in a more substantial condition
. _
-more_
intelligent and more gra - ve . ; but.in
Austria they are gayer and appareutly-liap- -
pier, --perhaps from the influence ofamore races
southern cliMate; and of more faScinating idle ai
religious ceremonies, No :where..have:l id or.
;
found a people better satisfied with their con
government than in Sustria Proper—none
mere attar:bed to their rulers. The reasons with be
afford
are obvious : they are well and niildlr gov
stitiity.;
erned, without any care on the..ir part; and
e, extol)
imperial and noble : farnili,es...ate , in con
_ I
tunial'aitit - clon - e - frai i the peWrile.—
poliet
The Emperor is often seen =walking on the
bastions•tvhich surround the city and of-
rhood
ten alights 'from his carriage and walks, as eatest
gb
any citizen would do, in the Prater or great ericans)
l
national pail:, and: that without attracting - ,tri • di
.
any,eroWd around,him. - - Whoever Ye - Cog-
M good f
'
rises him takes .off the . hat, as all gentle-
3ss and i
men who knOw each otherdo in Germany, Olutions•M
and the 7p - rimer inVariably returns the got/creme
civility. The'Arch-dukes,.(little fellows, s excellen
"
some of them,) when they ride out, are lorence,
•
saluted in, the same way, and always, re.; rofessors,
turn it, which sometimes• seems to .be a! Int kV:
troublesome ceremony, as every body
knows them. I er once to li
I t storv. •
is the policy of the Austrian Govern
lowing
!• - •
• In a certain northern town lived a worthy
ernment, and indeed of all the continental 2--- ro--an talio had
;Ili only
son;
.This
son
was
Statekof Europe, to provideublic enter-'
universally set down by die townsfolk as
tainments for the people, and thus render;
them
.
I an idiot; the father called him WE AK. ,One
them at once haPpy, cheerful and
All places of "amusement, such'as theatres , • ,
. morning as his lather satin his study busily
and operas, are' provided by the govern- ,rl
employed; James rushed in, and stood with
!
ment ; and there is scarcely a collection ollk face glowing, his hands working, his
feet uneasily: moving baCkwards and for
paintings or of curiosities, or a private gar- ;
• ward? and every gesture evincing that he
den or park belonging to any of the no-!-, • .. .
•,I
had something important to
,communichte4-
bility,that is net gratuitously opened to.the _
and sLas_too..-nervons-nr cotTfiriiinica to it.
-people:--7-It-•is,,,easy-to-see-how-strotrorr • •
this attaches%ri, Jamiees (he multitude to the existing*: • ',
said his father eneourag-
• ,
institutions, while it Promotes taste, tem-
what is it Ppenance,
peranee, and health. I mentionedl .• I want something, father,' answered this to , .
e.- .
an American* resident here, and added that ! Jamie:
• Well, Jaite, and .what wait?'
judged. the emigrants from Geri:natty to !
• want a dog, father, ansiveit4 Jamie.
America were • rarely,from the capitols or •
chief towns, but from airiculturarvillages. ' A don. ?' exclaimed the • • • • • astonished pa:
rent; ' and'w hat can you want with a dog?'
Ile replied,. one of the common - people i
could no more be induced to leave Vienna, !.. '
.I just . waut it,' said Jamie, twirlinghis
than Madame de Steel would willingly have thumbs and looking down.,
'But what foe ?' again asked his father.
left Paris,--and instanced a servant -maid
;
who had 'ling been in the serviee of an I
Well, I don't exactly know,' replied
American family, and who on being en.; 11all'ib•still twirlitighis thumbs,. ;,but I want
treated a short' time since to'=;n r cnompany •
~ _ .
. . .
.
than in their traiels, replied that elie',watild
go - dny - itihere in the world with them, but
for leaving Vienne; she enuht not do:.
.•
Btiqon must uot suppose that .I approve
of the poliey.:of.the AuStrian- governMpoi,' .
as compared. .01
kit - 100 , cm. ~The happiness • of ' eootinental
Europe,' Mid e s p ecially iif:Au'stria;
•
tally . different .from that of Engl, and
America • In . the One ease it , is chiefly, it.
not 'altogether", n.PllYsigal' t Passivdz haPPi ,
noss - ;:inthe_Other,•,it.isl;aPPiiieSe'''ariSing:
frouiniental,activity.and.personal exertion ,
from , freedom ah . tffindependenee.' ,
he first, the external a
COndition - ,tlie, ,
Flo islietter,',considered hyrifereheelollte.
~ , ,
.
i liNfost strangers complain ,
-• bitterly .. of thin es':
pioniigei boaausa . it is vonatigna to ' tlieria 4 and
ci4iidges ntlioir liberty:, I fart,lioi; iniiiiired,into`thn
eatist of this eternal vigilance,' oritl'am, strongly
inblinedio'believe the policy necessary to ibis quiet
the 'country , , suerouhlied'ins it iS ; on tilrfaleti .
• with tlitkiilainents of revolution,
on tiii•first"oceitein s oc. ,, ':,.filinbe itnd ProlkOkOlkol.
;:pies fan ieriCif !ler throngitlial4', 4 khtsSa'SOPPiOs'O`
lid Pittriogsin,pyrn:liathisceivithliqii '':}l 4004 if,
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meror,phys cat-man, and, the
99t9''' o f
the d‘nOpp:.;:io tbo4siter, it is- , infinitelY
Sit p cM orelit, if liberty.; bad i ttll.l
:th'ough't and ,
feflectioit.' ere le govertimen ie"ti ls3
r,greateit ewp. of the,rtiVstuu..;,,ltiAN,-eortsult„
and provide for the' gratifieation,of
see, uncleonsider the people their . property.
„
In - 'England and
‘ l/Iniarica; the hien 'of in
'd i libert y 'and - VesponsibilitY, pre
vails i and , each',OnafaelS`thet l is'M take
"care and provide for, hitriself,- and that, the
government is, the common property of the
nation, -, and establishetho- , aaeoinplisb iti
Hence' the' , ppiness enkiyed, 11)e
people here 'is derivedfrom'iaidens.inusic,", i
galleries,, theatres; and.the licentionsnesi
'which their institutions tbierate,'and is. 'not
found in their indiVidnal 'itemlii. "Indeed
the idea ‘Vhitili thiS goad old' 'Saxon word
expresses , issearee y, ,, nown on the corm
even among the rich and nobler.—
France,, .boweyer,,is beginning • to .get" nn
inkling of , it,. since the-abolishment of the
hereditary, nobility; "and of the law of,
pritrfogenith re "and entail. Property is be
beming'divideil;,'and the
,owner is 'begin
ning to say 'this is : n . if/ i owri soil, 24
But, freedom of speech - as %Veil - 64
of thought exists. not even in' 'France—it
exists fully nowhere out of tnglatid and
Ainierica: . .
Thk - e--wide 'differences in the founda
tions and forMs of public and private hap
piness.in. England and on the continent,
will explain why the continental-govern-
I Ments_enconrage.crovids,'regale them' With
I music,provideltheniWithlewitChirig'placea
of amusement, and. afford them ilie.meatte
I of every kind of festivity; While'Endand
r.
(andFratiCe to some extent) One(' a crowd
whet one is abatit
to - assemble,a strong. police force - is station.
ed in the neighborhood ; ! be - cause it is the
hirth.-right:antllgreatest glory of Etiglish . -
.
men, Of -- A - ii - tericans) - peaceably *as ! .
s,ernble, - .and - freely discus's any .topics
whieh•they deem .good for the ~publi.; or.
i,.p - rivitto- happiness.; and - discussions
may lead to resOlutions.Mid•meastires trou... !
blesome Co the gm/co - tomtit..
My heidth is excellent: - I shall write
again" from • Florence, :addressing Otie,of
yinir fellow Professors. J.•P. DUBBIN.
".oTriiBla PFOP.LE."
I remember once to liave heard the fof-
. 'fell . * vvliaqon ‘Vant tvitli a dog, anti
you slitill. have bne,' said the father: but
'certainly - 81101d trot like to trust yoU; unless
.. •
you, show : that! you have •sotne object. in
Every body iii town, keeps a (lug lint
criedlantie;lniligtiantly, and begin=
ning to wliimper7: 'There's 'Sandy,
aldsotii niiti , Willie 13ob °Or-
don, and Wattie'Canipbell ALL keep "dogs ?"
Dther people keep dinis, and why may'nt
I keep a dog too'! _
It was intpossible to l resist laughing at,
or granting sa, request , Wicked by so exqui- .1
site a-re.asen, The-tathe't had his jOke, and , l
Jamie had" hiediNgltiki.i. -, Oqi!rt 'a Week
dtinl;t/wlt4lier, , the, ,, plftssureot
l',lteepiag,;liilog-ectrumisatetiSor the robin in
,
*filmed by the dog occasionally` taking '
t(), • aster.
ow,
4oar reader perltaps'
jierhaps ; laugh olVe-01041 pr.:16104• itv'ti,
Aliiititernttbwo; , and lisiing ,, qoU4 Soflet t ni'
'extractll
to'e Itug
idiots iii;' oth er
~tUK ,
as
tifd taiih e :
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fhe I'n
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eall,thein thelbctior'dhyl-4nd waff..xiihfiked
iiildsll"e a l'i*i4, l V°o , i, 401
,
isilielia" "atone and ta r'at'f ' ioikfii,ipi
`litje ii" . pgitto,",l'fittas „ e: s 9!',lnaluerg• „
•
It o:trai, a 14 . 14 sitOtiottPA4f , ,t4tinght#
better'titider:eitltfritiiar,ciss, 1 1i4 4 ll,,tat `I
- half not fit'te`rii.kedAirne'ileeL-a - tieililineshe
nrould'prOceed7 , ,-that,..thiiie":wai .nothing I
was ' ilinder . ' . oi , ,hati= rinisio..:.4seidittily .•
she favo red` md%itiill'itieaiiii• . 1
kniilsiikroni
, `tie'gtuning to end—fronttho.iiiit tnysteri; •
o'us.whis'per;.to-thre ti"hal 'spirit-stirring bene. ,
I hesid it' tvithritit"%villing: Milt It i*"Pon - .
elusion trus ,piofuse, in,'coinciiitnen4t, 'apd ,
thanks' as in duty hound i the poly tinali-;”
cation •to my 'plensure 6614 n'• fear thnt the •.
fatigue ited.bepn too ,nt well for.lter.
~,
Why; it , is Et4reat elcerlign;' said she,
leaping' liaelt. in', a ;state ,pt, pafp Cation
particularly as I don't,like ntusie"4.: Of tilt
things ein earth,':'l deiei . 015613 forte pine;
tce most.
YOu not like music ,, n: eielaitned.
you who playso e
..It was the genteel-thing to say this; . ytitt
know, hilt the faCt4s,''ehtl'•playeil . int
ably—missei hill ilie•nOtee,iattd': 4 ftidges
the other half. Still she insists .Otipl'aiTing
Thalbefir — atid lior - friena' eill'eeted,to
_____—
I assure you I-care- nothitig-for
she repeated, anA as for tfiepiano• I hate
hate the very sight' of it!'—and sae
looked quite viciottAy at "thepoet' instru'-
ment.
'I wontlerthat you.practice so hard then . ,!
said I, quite innocently. •
Matudia•malies me! said Isabella.; With
great animation- ni'aMitia'fitalies - me, or I
never would touCh' from yeies end to
-year-'.s-end 4 -
- cross she is-if Filori't-praaicii-ev . ery,mqrn 7 ' •
leg, and nothing•unOer thre . e l honis will do.
I'm sure I Wislr•the 'plakilin' the' fire
.
But what's the use of wishing? Other
people practice, she says—so must . .. •
Smith 'is'a merchant, and deals in spices (
and etirrtints, 'and' , raisins, : and : matters of.
4nercantile,-
and stupid, Ile laaveS , lds, • house at._.Brix
ton Ilill every morning by a - quarter paie
eight, and arrives at kiicennting.hotisein
the city by a: little pas). ,line.
toils until the evening, :4nd then, riding.
•Itotne again, he oats,a heariy, Ainfier;:lantl :
tries (o digest , it until bed Of c'thirsit
Ito constitution can stand hisirrapcinality,• •
and Smith is often very-111, anti tiotei..t'alf
• I it, then,' tinnays;;"ho'W 4:lt*
be avoided ?' he ;physician, tells. to'
apply. leSs to the . Cares of. business; eotalie
eilore - eereise, indulge in relaxViroiVof .
mind ; sir, it can't be done. I muqteat •
thy desk-by nine, ;Intl remain there
and it would never do for me to !Cie tioiie
by walkin g II I flagged for • aujnsia•ht,'
my,•Cohilection-wohltlo.--would people `
liVeTiwork themselves and so must I.'
One night last week I. was, "returning
from a lecture, when I was startled •
groan close to me. I directed my eyes', •
towards the 'spot Whence the" sound"-
peered to proceed, and disierneiliy•the
light of a neighWoring .gaSlatnit, a Man •
lying at full length in the gutter. He hed
put his hatuinter Ithis head fors pillotv,~_
and Was snoring with such vehemence as'
to endanger the repose Of every inhabitant
of the street. I was willing to give him
the chance 'of securing a better. resting
plaec and therelini shook him by the
shoulder; • This only succeeded in rousing
hiin partially. He diem, a long. sigh; roll• •
ed over on his,'other Ode, and' muttered
'drowsily; • More
It woul,l haVe been Inhuman in • the .ex
tretne to allow him to lie Uteri.. I %once
'Pore, therefore, applied' myself to -the
pleasing task-of berevolencii;and ad mitiis
acted a.kind;but smart kick; •Which'Was'
far etrecti'velhat the
hiS:ey'es, sat up in* ,
started around hint With. an air
Mem..
'Come get Said_ I, 'or you'll !find
this-bed rather too damp for your rhennili
, ism You'll' kill yourself.'
, „"„,lia
t , s
th
s° matter? Who
c.*laimed .the.'"inebriztted• 'rube;
,hing his 'eyes, mid not yet dapttble of ap=
preciating-the n exaci'ibatlitlott'df
v or ,miro :..:4ei .
.up You,‘Vontfto end your
e,tb t t:t 41.4 to: Marne 'You'.
sliatilpated character ,
.1 . . •
lry. master,'
viffi4iY the
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