Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02

cate, do entrsat you to eject !, ad,s
|sether, ifit be not substant a,ed aIA
animpeachable corroboratiou Of aa y d.
AS ! am instructed, he do not. !. eaS
time alarm his victim BY any dirs dir, ,at&a
munlcation Of his purpose hs ,as con,
/ she was good as she was fair,.a"" , Ia!
= premature disclosure would ho apu !, tht
her vistue in an impossibility Of s VIA, ALAN
us satellites, however, acted t. sGl
ton. They produced some ts; i al .la
me had left for her disposal tle W. a Which
cd ne had long felt for her SINGER sssla''
tachment; as proof that It Wa At,
,shey urged the modes,y with s las Ip =,
hrst interview 2, elevated above bpr = aI'
vas, he avoided its disclosure Is b
she pressed the madoes, If the 49,, saa
ton which coald alone induce he slpeca,
sent to bis addresses, t.ey ,ssa. @'sl.
that though in the FIRST instance ssal be-
event was impossible, still in time !,
far from being improba ,ie--.ba f VI,
men from such motives forgot aIt,o aiA1
TIE difference Of STATEN that Mss ~
ifoa's own family had a,.esdy n rn ~
very obstacle might yield to all r nO.slt,
passion, ard induco him to make Ibs h., =
wife who had reposed an atfectionato !. a'
dulity on his honor Such were tho "a. ~
tie ar''uces to which he ooel. Ds'.
laasine, however, that shes,ie j, IN ij,s ~
diateiy and implicitly 10 the;r 1, ,0.1a'
sl"ns should scarcely voIi.r rl i
did. Every day shews Us the =. :.
the powerful and the educated bo" Ivy
before the spell ofambition or syar; os'ls
passion, to the sacrifice of their bs','
tier country, and their seals, what tv r@'
de, then, if a poor ignorant peassnt !,
had at once sunk before the un ~
lpotency of such temptations. Eut a
did not. Many and many a tins t.
truths "hic1 had been inculcaed b. 5 I.
auofihs parents rose up IL arnis--and /,
was not until after various interview ,,%
repeated articles, and united efmts % s
|she yielded her faith, her fatae apd Is'
fortunes to the disposal OF her srJy,s,
Alas !! alas How little did She .,pposs
that a moment was to come when ere,y
EhoPe denounced. and every e7pec,stOa
FLASHED, ne vas to fling her for her VERY
|suhsistencs on the charity or the crimes
of the world she had renowned for hml
How little did she reflect thatin her han.
lble station, unsOiled and sinless she
might look down upon the elevation TO
(which vice would raise her! Yet even
were IT throne, | say she might look
ldown upon it. There is rcton 1hs earth
a !ovelier vision, there is not for tie skies
a more angelic candidate than yeang,
modest maiden, rsbed in chastity no
matter what Its habitation, whether tbs
| the palace or the hat,
{" So dear to heaven is sanity chastity,
! That when soul is found sincerely SO,
A thousand liveried angels lackey he,
thriving far off each thing of sin aad sulh
lAnd in clear dream of solemn vision
Tell her Of things that no gross ear ca,
I hear.
lTill ottconverse with heavenly habitants.
Begin to cast a beam on the outward
! shape,
The Lnpolluted temple OF the mind,
And turns 1t by degrees to the souls
essence,
! Eli all be made immortal"
| Such is the supreme power Of chastity,
las described by one Of cur di'inest bafds
land the pleasure which feel ia the re.
|eitation of such passage is not hhls
enhanced, By the pride that few countries
more fully afford its ezempific'tl"n 'Hsh
Jour own. Let lorcisn envy decry Us a.
they viii, chastity is the instinct Of We
Irish female--the pride o. her talents
1.-THE power of her beauly--ibe snehaot /"
|her accomplishments He but 50 many
Ihandmaids OF this vestal vrtue-lt aa0'"
Iher in the court--it enno5les her III W.
leotfage- whether she bashs in pr,speIIlD!
'ior pines in sorrow, it clincs about hPr Ms
1.-The diamond Of the morning on the m"af
! tain Hos ret, trembling eiea ~ The y
THAT at once exhibits and ennsl''
Rare in our land is the absence OF lls w
ltue. Thanks to the Eodesty that 'sDs
|rates--thanks to the manliness that O'a' '.s
iaud ayenges its violations ioa WV
seen thatit was by no common lS,. I'm
,tions even this humble villasef y'e'a''m N
seduction. ! now come, sentIees. .',p.
anather fact in the progress OF ME A ~.
Isaction. betrayins in my mInd 40 Og III.
Ipremeditation and as low and as " !
|berate deception as ever aealu n
While this wretciled G eatuFe was s,.' y
kind of counterpoise 'e'wseh ''1i 49, - 81.
her affections-strussyIing as wen =. a ST, i,
could between pass N ens'ameu s a."
tue unextinguished, NJ. Dill'a a ,.,tiea
vowing that such an event az 'ei w. stcr