Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-13
10 no,--so not leave me yet;

@lalt sleep, " reStcrer OF nature alio kH'"
nnrsc Of men," Hight have prOpi'ion'
Influence on her health We had not
'heen frrm her room more ,han an hour
|kefare Mr.. Clavton's daughter softly o.
bened the door - see whe.h.r her
<harge was comfortable, when she dis-
lowered the widow open and the poor
|haniac gone III search for her was
~ v,in-bnt we afferwsrds learned from
II distance that a Young woman, answer
nc To the description Of qprrsched Ma
-, was seen wandering around singing
- she went,
n /" Should you 'owe coast he LAID on,
II Where golA and diamonds sro~
S, on moy fed sone richer Maiden,
~ But rome that loves v"u So
t<And then she'd ask, with melancholy
mic" Want it wicked to drown my
&by-It WIS pretty baby but they
ldrnwned it"
- The manuscript left, and gold chain
&hat was on the reck Of the iniaat, dis
Tossed the mothers story, and II Nr.
clayton will permit u;e, shah be copied
Ii the Gicaper, when the story IS told
"a the life Of the little orphan.
M But such was the conduct Of the Per-
IN to the poor wanderer. He never
Xunned the bed Of sickness, but "Hlore
LIZ 10 rai.e ire 4pretchcd than 10 rise
The house Of mourning was to him the
- a Of constant ~ sort
N&Christmas soon came, and was m
Ted 20 the wcddlag OF John Wellworth
81 Fanny AimweII. the daughter OF the
&uire. You knew Squire AIm"eil, he
oIwavs set he psalm at meeting. VI.
Gayton, q course, Msrried them, aye,
bid published the banns. in The GOOD old
&shioned way, before hand. Halt the
9oung lolks in Appleber'y we're there.
The ceremony was performed with all
eclemnitv But do YOU think that MT.
.Elaytor. 9ut on long fee and set III one
eomer, checking our mi"tn b. bis sere-
'fily. tel rou what, YOU know nothing
bout the man If YOU ;hlHk. bee use he
Vas good tha' he looks sou" and couldn't
mile. Not he There wasn't more
18th AVID merry Nah in the circle. |
row be kissed The bride, or the girls
III said, though she b'ushSd and besd.
dawn hSr head that they beard the
snacl. He took glass of wine, ard |
sremen Der showet bic good Eunior by
'3auehing nerri'y; at u v,fy simple thing.
Ned Iasy be, four pence hail penny
'kith George Arderburgh that he could
ness niece of money on hts forehead
10 fast that &c could not !NoWr or shake
Rof4 So wetting Georges forehead he
>sressed The montv or as hard as posi-
BE, but slilv slipt il Of as he took away
6s hand. Feeling the impression AID
&lnposing the money left there, George,
&ho was not naturally well featured,
'tcow,cd and frownCd and shcok his head
~ ret il CT, ill al the circle was IN
$bar OF meriment at his exqencc. .
he good old times of our younger DAYS
There's no such happiness no" All
fhe vorny men were so pcat-No one
tboueht pf smoakin~ rill he was 4o-and
tie girls were so tidy, AMI in homespGn
10. Rlest deys arc ye gone ior ever
Hf'gh 10.
s. When the Parsop went away, and lie
[<f us early, it would have done your
f&s RI CORD 70 see the young irlk. crowd
<round him, % bill him good night
{Ehv there wasn't one in the village but
MA, loved him IS pN,eu'.
ID was rot IT The habi,a,ion Of wretch
c1ness, ~ in ne social CIRCLE alone that
be- &xceNed have ofieo t-nrd him 10
lkel pu!pit, for then every body loved to
r6kto meering WHY every pew and
k<3l was ful', and they dia'nt run round
Rib little black bag on q pole every
I>1bath as they do nova DAYS for IA pen
the pulpit he was solemn and i'm
1roisiye. He seemed rs y shepherd IN
pGfzS sviour's fold 10 feel. that it being
cnl<<tl to supcyiaicad me flock OF his
nl&aker, he wa. Ia an exalted and awful
Mn sponsihle station. Venerable man!
see him in the desk, persua-
k;t3 sweet as the tlews az Hvbia, disul-
|'3 from his lips, while The invitations
<he Gosnel flow TO lost and per'shing
1; ers. On his eye, Booming with the
e< (cious Justice CT his duty. appalling
~H& the tremendous denunciauons OF
|& law--lhe obdurateiy impenitent.
l24pne slept while he spake. Hope, s
Ri terror * despair. alternately swell
|e(lke bosom with delightful emotions
~ killed itwith dismav Ineuer heard
k{z bat 7 rose IN 7,ith firm resolutions
eaid mv life in reshect 20 ny .tl7ker,
4}( sy teRo7v man.
sch WAS Mr.. CLAYTON, the pastor of
Ga arish of Appleburv. I have often
l1If <lcRed him and though, you would
10 know his character. Preachers
0(>8e Gospel, if We deirr to read the
kS1ble ESSAYS of paor Robert, listen 10
"A great sculptor YOU know, once
\ y 4 L. L.,