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MISCELLANY.
THE EVILS oF SANDER.
EFronl Scatrin..l

I'd
Consider INFO what an unhappy situa.
ton calumny puts an innocent person,
who wishes to avoid il.
What must a man do to preclude or
to put down a calumny Cherish good
humour, paint pleasure in your face,
endeavour BY your pleasing department
to communicate to alt abeu. you; be, is
! may SO speak, the life and soul Of So
ciety audit will be said you have the
unworthy ambition OF becoming the
amusement Of mankind. Put on an
austeFe air, engrave on your counte.
nance, it ] may speak thus, the great
truths tina; fill your soul ; and you will
be taxed with Dbarisaisin and hypocri.
sy; il will be said, that yon put on
fair outside, to render yourself venera.
bic but thai, under all this appearance,
very likely you conceal an impious ir-
religious heart. Take-a middle way
regulate your conduct BY times and
places, zveep Nth them that ueep, and
rejoice 9Th them that rejoice, and YOU
Will OC dSLuSC0 Vi tukSWdrWUeSS.-
Pick you company, conine yourself to
a small circle, make It a law to speak
freely only TO few select friends, who
will bear with your weakness, and who
know your coed qualities; and you viii
be accused Of pride and arrogance--i,
will be said that you think the rest OF
mankind unworthy Of your company
and that you pretend wisdom and ,as Z
are excluded from all societies except
such as you design to frequent. Go
every where, and in the spirit OF the
utmost condescension, converse with
every individual OF mankind; and i,
will DO said, you are unsteady; a eity,
o province cannot satisfy you !; You Law
all the universe under contributions, and
obIige the whole world to try 10 sa,iate
your unboundcd love Of pleasure.
In fine, consider what puhishmcn,
the Holy Spirit has denounced against
caIuuny, and inwhat class of mankind
he bath placed slandercrs; you, who
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By prsjadiee, which Is too general !
rule Of judging. Imagine yo,, possess al
Oirtue 5ecaase you are free from one vice,
to use the language Of q modern author;
you who poison the reputation Of
neighbour in company, and endesvour
thus to avenge yonrself on him for the
pain which his virtue gives you, in what
list has St. Paul put you'll He hath
classed you with misers, idolaters, de.
baueheess and adulterers. II any man
be asfornicator, or coyetous, or idolater
or RAILER, with such an one keep
no company, no not to eat. Neither
fornicat0rs, nor idolators, nor aduiser-
ers, nor effcminate, nor abusers of
themselves with mankind, nor thieves,
nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor RE-
VILERS, This is your place) nor ex.
tortioners, shall inherit the kingdom
of God Cor. v. II, and vi. 9. But
We judge Of vice and virtue, not accord
ing TO the rules laid down in the gospel,
but according to such as prevail in the
world. 1t is not Jesus Christ, it is the
world that is our sovereign. We blush
At what they censure, aud we feel no
remorse at committing what they think
fit to tolerate. All why are not legis-
latures more indulgent when they con.
denim to racks and gibbets q wretch,
when excess of hunger impelled him 10
steal our property. why do they not
inflict one part Of their rigour on him
who, in cool blood and Internal malice,
robs Us of our reputation and honour /!
Let your speech be seasoned with the
salt of charity.
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OLD MAIDS.

a sprightly .ssritsr Expresses his epinioa Of
OLD MAIDS IN The JsllO,cing manner -
lam inclined to think that many Of
the satirical aspersions cast upon Old
Maids tell more to their credit than is
generally imagined. Is woman re-
markedly neat in her person--sIs she will
certainly be an Old Maid.' Is she par
ticularly reserved towards the other
sex-"she has aiIthe squeamishness of
an Old Maid.n Is she frugal in her ex-
penses, and exact in her domestick con-
Germs" she is cut out for an Old Maid. 4
And if she is kindly humane tethe hum
BILE animals about her. nothing can save
her frem the appellation Of 6 an Old
Maid.n In short, have always found
that neatness, modesty, economy and
humanity, are the never-faiIing charac-
teristicks Of that terrible creature an
Old Maid.n
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[Ftoa tie Mu-Yerk Daily Aabsnisy. /

n y y
The Rev. Mr.. Ward, of Serampore,
East-Indies, having accomplished the
important object he had in view in vis-
itiDg the United States, embarked on
the last Sabbath in the ship Hercules,
Capt. Cobb. bound from this port to
Liverpool. We have now the pleasure
of publishing his note Of thanks to his
friends and the publick, for their kind
ness and liberakty towards him, and the
institution for whose interests he had
solicited their bounty. Very few s,ran-
gers have ever visited this country who
have excited more attention !; very few
have been more cordially welcomed, or
more sincerely respected.
NatiOe Msssi0nory College az Seram-
horr.
Through the indulgence OF the edi.
tors Of the publick prints in the towns
which he has had the happiness Of Wis
ting, William Ward wishes to tender
his warmest Acknowledgements TO his
brethren in the Christian Ministry,
and to every donor TO this College, of
every denomination. The friendship
and liberality be has every where met
with can never be forgotten. Not far
from ten thousand dollars has been re-
allied, agreeably to the annexed list,
now to be invested in the American
funds. The interest Of this sum will
annually educate ten or more Hindoo
young men, candidates for the Christian
ministry. May the prayers of Ameri-
can Christians be added TO this cheering
proof of Christian liberality, that the
persons educated BY their bounty may
be eminent instruments in the hand of
God 10 Illuminating and evangelix ng
the vast continent of India, and that the
light proceeding from this Christian
College may have large share in IRA
dating all Asia. As all the monies have
not yet been collected, some riffing
mistake may possibly exist in one or
more of the following items.
Mem FOX, March "a, la2o.
New foTk, $a,467 49,; Bottom, 1850 Sc !;
Philsdelphis, 500 6a /; Baltimore. 4ao VAIN
ington City. sii Alsxandrs. 40; Newark. 90
20; Princeton. s4a Pawsuckei, SO Schene6s-
dy. ieo; Nsw-Haver, 4o6 SO; Middletown.
io3 Hartford, a8, o6; Providence, sis 90,
Wo'celer, 40 81 Roxbury, A. as; DoIcheaer,
400; LINN. ia y; Cambridge, i8t charlei.
town. 90 go; Andovsr, A. SO; South-Reading.
81 10; Haserhill, 81 Newburyport, 54 60;
Danvep, s. 6si Reading, 81 81 Sslen. soo
7ss Portland, a4i OF, Norih- Yarmouth, Sc IA;
Porsimouih, g. 4as Beverly, SO so.--To,sl,
$956t 10.
P.S.-The Attcrnies, appointed by MI Ward,
to receive and inseff the money collected, eameaIy
ieqoett the ieveral gentlemen, with whom were
depo6sed collections made in their vicinity, to
tranfmi. the iums IN their poneiIion 70 DIVE Be-
,hune, or William Colgate, New-York, .fos tie
purpole Of immediate nveRmcnt 10 the funds.
Thofe who may be dilpoled to lend donations to
the fame objea, may forward them to the fame
peIlons. II would be deGrable to make the
whole FUN inveaed ten thouland dollars.
Ntu- YOyk, March ~, 1884,.
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Many persons, says DR.. Scott, per-
suade themselves that God is wonders
fully concerned about small thines4-a-
bout triding opinions, and Indifferent ac-
lions, and the rites and modes and APP
Pendages of religion and, under this
persuasion, they hope to atone for all
the immoralities Of their lives by the
forms and outsides of religion, BY uIl-
commanded seventies and affected sim
gularities (; by contending for opinions,
and by sticking for parties; and by be-
ing pragmatically jealous about the bor-
ders and fringes of religion.
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Shop to Let.
We00ing

THE Subscribers have and will
4 Keep constantly on hand, through The
season, YARN, of different Members for Weav-
ing--Gor which Goods Of all kinds may be had
at low prices. WOODS y LEE.
Barre, March ~, 1921.
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at A further fupply Of DR..
wARNERs celebrated PILLS or HEALTH
BALM or QUf70--snd NERVOUS C0RDIdL,
are jun received. and fer fale, al 9. A. TRIJhl-
BULLS Bookaors. Msy 10, 1859.
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[7o the Ed5sr cflhs Nsa0- Yors .Americun.1
SrR--Doyou think it advisable at the
age of 26 to study chemistry? am toll
erably well instructed in the obsolete sci
ences, to wit, English Grammar, Logick,
History, and have withal very compe-
tent knowledge Of the dead languages,
trigonometry, mensuration, surveying,
&c. but cannot pretend to the most dis
tant acquaintance with the gas family.
In consequence Of my ignorance of this
fashionable science, l am not at alI.times
able to pass myself off to my own salts
faction in the society Of the fair. For
merry the fashionable topicks were the
last novel, the springs, Walter Scott,
Croaker, &C.; but these have resigned
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Hard Waretor Cash.
LORING g KUPFER-

no. 2, Union Stress, Bos4oS-
HAVE received BY the. Rasse-
= las, and other late arrivals frou, Ldr.r.
pool, an extensive assortment Of HAR1-
W.ditE and CUTLERY GOODS. which,
they offer for sale at small advance.
Country Traders who buy with Cash.
WIN nnd It to their interest 70 cali and exam.
ine before they purchase.
Boston, March 81, 1921. 1m;,
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he sesn'd to lsve her. and her youthful
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HE seem'd to lsve her, and her youthful
cheek
Wore for while the transient bloom OF Joy !;
And her heart throbb'd with hopes she could
not speak,
New to delight, and new to ecstasy.
He won that heart in its simplicity,
An undisguisd in its young tenderness;
And, smiling, saw, that he, and only he,
Had power at once to wound II or to bless.
She gave to him her innocent affection,
And the warm feelings Of her guAeless breast;
And from the storms of life she sought pro-
lection,
In his dear love, her home of earthly rest.
In this sweet trust. hesopening days were blest,
And joyously she hail'd her coming years;
For well she knew that even if distrest,
There would be one kind band to dry her
tears.
He left her-and in trouble she aWolze
From her young dream Of bliss; but muir
mur'd not
Over her silent suferings, nor spoke
To any one upon her cruel lot.
You would have deem'd that be bad been for
got,
Or thought her bosom callous to the stroke !;
But in her cheek there was oneshectick spot,
was htue-Dut ~ tolu hek nSaft "as
broke.
And deeper and more deep the painful flush
Daily became; yet all distress seem'd DER,
Save when the life blood gave a sudden rush,
Then trembled into silence as before.
At once too proud, too humble to deplore,
She how'd her head in qnietDess she knew
Her blighted prospects could revive no more
Yet was she calm, for she had Heaven in
view.
She ask'd blessing, on bis future years;
And so she went to sleep; meelxly relying
Upon that Power which shall efface all tears.
Her simple turf the young spring tlow'ret wears
And the pale primrose grows upon her tomb;
And when the storm its simple blossom tears,
1t bows its head--an emblem Of her doom!
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Cloathing-Tt IS a singular circum-
stance that clothes keep the body warm
in consequence Of the air which they
mfold within them. It is on this princi-
pie, says Park that double windows
preserve the warmth Of apartments at
an eguable temperature. In like man
ner, double lids for boilers, fofmed SO
as to hold sheet Of air, are found to be
very effectual for preserving the heat
of the liquor, with very small portion
Of fuel. On the same principle it is,
that light spongy substances, such as
furs and down, afford the warmest cloth
ing. Hence it is that the carpet which
covers the earth In winter, is spread
out by nature with so light hand, that
it might hold an abundance ofair within
its interstices, to preserve the warmth Of
those innumerable tribes Of vegetables
which it is destined to protect.
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For Sale.

N the centre of the town Of
Dudley, within fifty rods of Meeting.
House, an Academy. and own-School--one
Of the best BLACKSMITHtS STANDS in
the County of Worcester. 1t consists of about
half an acre Of Land, a convenient House.
shop, Courthouse. and Barn, almost entirely
new; most delightsomely situated. What NAV
make it an object for any one wishing to pur-,
chase, Is, that there is no other Shop near
the centre, with the advantage Of being near
Meeting House, an Academy, and COM
mon School. Or For terms apply 70 the
Subscriber on the premises. :
henry COBURN.
Dudley, March 10, 1921
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-17
RICHMOND, JULY n. 1cgl.

CONSTRUCTION OF TIE CONSTITUTION
We are indebted TO friend for the follow.
Ing Extract of letter from Mr.. Jefferson, on
the subject of Col. John Taylor's late Work on
the Constitution of the United States The
compliment which Mr.. ]. pays toit isas Just as
it is high.-To the republicans Of 1913, it must
be a source of the highest qualification, that
while SD many stars are Z" shooting madly
from their sphere" Mr.. j. still keeps on the
even tenor of hi. brilliant course, unswayed
by the fashionable heresics of the times. We
intreat the Republicans to weigh well the
doctrines of this distinguished man-We in
treat those politicians, who are designedly or
heedlessly yielding up the rights of the states
at the feet of a se!f-orrogdted supremacy, and
hurlying us into the gulf of consolidation, to
pause In their career; to look back to the
history of the constitution and to listen to
the warning voice of Jefferson and Of TAYLOR
Extract 81 Il teller from Til. Jefferson TO -
have read Col. Taylor's book Of" Construction
Construed with great satisfaction, and will say with
cdifca,ion for acknowledge it has corrected some
errors of opinion into which had Sudden wi,hou,
sufficient examination. 1t is the most logical re,,ac-
lion ofour governments the original and true prin
ciples oil the constitution creating them which has
appeared since the adoption of that instrument Imay
uo', PeiiPs, concur III AL It's opinions great small
for no two men ever thought alike on SO many points
But on all its important questions it contains the true
political faith, TO which every catholic republican
should steadfastly hold. 1t should be put into the
hands Of all functonarics, authoritatiyely as :,
standing instruction and true exposition of ou consti-
tuition, understood at the time We agreed to it, It's
fatal hcrcsy TO suppose that either state govern
mcnts are superior 10 the federal, or the federal to
the states The people, to whom all authority he
longs, have divided the powers of government into
Two distinct departments, the leading characters of
which are foreign and domestic and they have APP
pointed for each distinct of funconaries These
have been made coordinate, checking and balancing
each other like the three cardinal departments in the
individual states each equally supreme as to the
powers delegated TO itself, and neither authorized uI-
timatcy 10 decide what belongs ITSELF or to its CO.
parcenor in government as independent in fact as
different nations. A spirit of forbearancc and COM
promise, therefore, and of and usur-
patton, is the healing balm of such constitution and
each party should prudcntly shrink from all approach
To the line OF denlarcaton instead Of rashIy ovcrleap-
ing IT. or throwing grapples ahead to haul to hcrcai-
ter But, finally the peculiar happiness of our bless.
cd system is that, in differences of opinion between
these different sets of the appeal is 10 neither
but 10 their employers peaceaby assembled by their
representatives in convention This is more rational
than the jus fortoriS, the lannon's mouth the uAi-
ma 81 sofa Tctio reg,tv, -
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Subscribing yo' Names TO s.eh ,ers and for recon.
n'a9ng thu u ,oU hare drea, signed os,s suck no.,
ieroke all such por .ilaasr'eiy and at il ycr
rannot attend the meeting in person. YOU appoint
other proxies " year choosing represent YOU
for nothing can " ccrin, than that ifte General
Meeting Is 10 be ,ite mis- ,-1y that is in other
words, " James Lawfi1cS Is o. taie he choice Of his
ora ridges, your Gencrai Mec,ing will produce no
substantial benefits the Socic,y AMI Ge ia,.siga-
tioa % Jisiss i.r!i,css ogcir co,iirt p ,s,r out
10 be ts,fcct mocser., and nothing more A. hleR
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by virtue deed of by ldchGr
Y. Jones' late OF the Of Charlotte aud of
Virginia, bearing dale the 18th day Of Novemhcf, s0 and
recorded the clerks Office Of Me cklcnhurg, the
benefit Of nck AIccuie for purposes therein Iaenoned
shall sell the highest bidder, for Virginia money! the
nfWillam DCpprcc in the county OF hlottc
ATUaDAY. the 10th day Of September all me said
Richard ". right title ard interest 10 the
estate Edward Jones deed In possession Of nFury
4. Bacon Tiet With Elizah Jones the widos3
OF the said Edward Jones II being par OF said
Elizsehs dover The Of said Edward Jones' dec
Tire subscriber, trustee, win convey such tile is
Ia him by said trust, and no otler.
Al-xtfdf WILLIAM II 1CON
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[CIRCULAR.l

Consulate cfthe United States Of America,
Lisbon, S0M .9prii, 1891.
SIR have the honor to inform YOU, that
the Cortes Of this kingdom have passed law,
prohibiting the importation into this kingdom,
OF all kinds of Grain and Flour, except Barley.
The prohibition as respect the United States,
takes place two months from the 28th instant.
Please make this public. am very respect
July. sir, your obed't humble servant,
). PEMBERTON HUTCHINSON,
Consul u. S. A.
1Othe Collector cfhe Port Of Baltimore.
LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
New York, July 15.-The Dutch schr.
Elise, arrived here from Curacao. has brought
US file OF the Curacao C0lyant TO the 18th
ut. No accounts of the expected battle be-
tween the patriots and royalists had been re-
scelved up to that date but it was supposed to
nave been fought on Saturday, the 0th June,
IA the plains of Carabobo, little TO the west
ward OF Puerto Cabello, although doubts were
eItertained as to this, from the circumstance
vi vessel having recently arrived at Curacao
from Coro, which might have broughtaccounts
Oh the battle had it taken place. Considering
me caution with which Bolivar has hitherto
proceeded, we are not surprized AZ the uncer-
1ainty which prevails on this subject We
are persuaded, he win not lead his men into
sction unless the chances are greatly in bis
llasor, or that his peculiar position compelled
nm 10 hight. The proximity of The two ar.
mes certainly justiies the belief that an en-
SaSement cannot be far distant.
by an arrival from St. Thomas, inrorna-
lloI had been received, that there was a repor,
q. tnat place Of Cumana having fallen into the
iauus OF the patriots. In every quarter, thcir
'sese seems to he as prosperous rs the friends
Of freedom could wish. M. .9dr.
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A letter received in this city yesterday from
an officer on board the Alligator, Capt. Stock
ton, dated 18th May, off Gallinas River, on
the Coast of Africa, states that on that day
they had succeeded with their boats in cap
turing a large schooner, from Baltimore, en-
gagged in the slave trade. The crew attempt
ed resistance, but were overpowered by the
boarding party. Many vessels are said to be
on the coast, employed in this internal traffic
for human flesh, some OF them of large size.
". Y. Amer.
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NOrICE-

rEiHE partnership heretofore subssng between the sui
scribsrs. under the firm of CnAKI rs C.G WATSON
Is day dissolved by mutual consent Ali persons Indebted
to the partnership requested 10 make payment, ard
persons having demands against the same, requested =
present lcm for settlement Charles &. WatsUn who h
author fsed 10 fet Give the same.
CHARLES G. Wilson,
June -. JOHN WILSON.
II CHAnLES g. WATSON returns his grateful
Acknowledgements his friends and the public tn general, for
the patronage gy on the late rin and respectfully informs
,en t he will conune carry the business at the old
established staad No 80 Chesuu whore by bis
hitting attention he hopes still to merit continuance Of
Tiiladclpbis, JuyI7 zo-wsv
y ro@hsiaII County 0us, June weny-;iIst, c5-
4 John street, PIctnU5 }
sfgainsi IN Chanceyys
David Dgedfanf. ,
This day The psn'i bv James f0rec, Esquire bis
attorney and flied his bill against the defendant, and II ap
Fearing the setsacOry evidence that the deic
d,ut Is n an fnhabitont % stt The nooa o. tho
pana nv his said ,fney isdecrecd snd ordered by tie
court that tho said dcfni do appear here before TIE
trd THURSDAY IN September next aud answer The bill acre
said give security for performing Ncl ceefee as tie
court may make aud that cofe II this order "a
frsi inserted nrwspaptr nnshed IN She city %
kieS ond continued Tor months successfully, ar
that another posted up the door the ccurhng'
Of this county s3ccessivc days previous q ~
s,ia third Thursday " september nsvt. ~.t
AenpyS<1essc. WIN. >. pAEGF.Ss
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FRENCH TONNAGE DIZZY.

Letters from Havrc state that the Frencl,
decree authorizing the rcfunding of the extra
tonnage duty paid upon all American vessels
refers only 10 such as entered the ports of
France prior to 1S,h December last. BY an in
correct translation OF this decree, published in
an English paper. and reprinted here. its ope-
ration was made TO refer to all vessels which
had paid said duty. Boston ID. .aiu.
LUZ We are sorry 10 understand si,;t the neroca-
tons Of our government with III. l,de dc Ncu,ille
about permanent arrangement are for the present
likely 10 end 10 smoke. France, il appears, would
rather We should lay ty her goods than ON tho
tonnage ~ her vessels. We trust, however, that two
nations who IN so amcably affected towards each
other, viii find i, To be eir interest at no distant
day. To con'c To a,rccms saou, IN equivalcn
duty.-Ihc Re.si Resic oitoIacco, which we alluded
to IN our last is oertaiul, procf that Tie French
system X not ordered as wisely it should be. In
stead OF the Neg:e BENG ~ the hand, oi moLopo,sts
privileged iy the government stated in our last
ION iie p!an CT TIE Farn,ers-Gencra the Rogie is in
act The oihcers al tae gove.nmoa; ITSELF who buy AID
sell for as o,tSt5aage only This strike, Us ~ being
most inipoc regulation for is sake that OF It's
people, as well <, ouIsc!,es.--Eaia;,er.l
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william p Daniel, PM T'nE defendant brown not hav-
dyoinst Il ing entered his aIypcafsncc nc
Clement Brown and cording the Of Assembly, ard
GrtsseteGTecn mn tie rules Of this court, and IL
resring 70 The Satisfaction of The court thnt he Is
babant o this state the motion Of the pla1iiG ~ his
counsel is Osr.f, That the said defendant Brown do
pear here the fsi Monday in September uni
his appearance, an5 the plauds bill aud give
cury for peffo MING ia. decree Of the aad t.,a
COPY of this order be Inserted in the Rcond enquirer
months surccsivsiS ADD ostel She front door Of the
cgurilOnsc file said rNunty.
Is cory--Tcse, w1SsLDw ROBINSON, c. c. g.
Iuly -. fn--wfy>