Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-14

exposition, that Jasper ain 10 2ui his Gnrcrs in
l's ears, and 10 run cat of the apartment.
Hear 10 him. sand an old whis.lmore eorine--
hear 10 him, vi has owsen, that ae as an idol TO
hini, even as the calf Of Bethel M, na, its nae
pcu2h 81 HE flesh that the honnc lad b,iri--of a
!aj It Iii! busha Ger sui,de between the stills
o-iis the plough of The s,it--,nd lris, myself to
see him wdg the head o hiu il, a pulpit or at the
warst, hill side.
- do nUt know whether il was impa,ienr. IN rive
TO TIE iis BEN. destined 10 such high anil doubt
' ,aeS OF whether poor dame eliowev was rather
rlShcncd al The huiiybUrloy wl.cl had taken mace
III "er presence bui she was aiken suddenly III and
contrary To the iUfmra IN such eases used and poyid-
et', was soon reported lie good deal worse than
Was 10 he expected. She took the oppuriuniiy (hay-
"s stu al, her wits about her extract iiom her
y"F"leuc Hu>i1i two promises first that he would
c"risten In" enid, whose birth like tea cost her 50
u'"ib imc indicative OF the vision With which she
,id ocen Ia, orcd; aid next, that he wouid educate
hin Tor the ministry. fac canny Yughshirrman.
"''uNhg she h'l good title at present dictate
S..n matters, subscribed tn all she required 4 rai
crd was accordingly born under these conditions
on' e STATE ni the mother did permit lur fur MAJ
nv days To inquire how far they had been complied
VITA When she was in some degree conya,e,ccn,
si'e was informed il.at il was thought fit the child
sho,id be immediately chrstened il had received the
name o luptoemus the Cura,e, who w;. a man oi
some classical SKILL conceiving that this epi,he, con.
tanned handsome and classical gusion 20 The visnn
-
| 'owi'y was not much delighted with the manner in
whlcI, her request had keen complied with bu,
srmbng being to as little purpose asin the ceebr,-
ted case of Tris,ram Shandy she cen sat down con-,
tented with the ieathenSh name, and endeayorc, 10
counterfeit the effects might produce upon the taste
an" feelings OF the nominee, by such education
us nSht put him above the slightest thought of sacks
coullers Suits, mould-b boards or any thing connect
Gu Win Tie ser.Ilc Jrudgcry OF the plough"
(tOD be eontinued)
MIR. C,-ppr,r ala, E.I.,..
Monthly Magazine, in his number for December last
mas entered pretty warmly into defence ofihc Ame-
rcan character. lie says he has mo- desire TO ex-
u.s. p'Seii tor one article which has given ofouce
,,er TOO justly, on tlie oihcr side of the Atlantic
ic inserted wlihuUt reflection hut had Observed
IL" unairnesS, and felt dissatisfied with himself for
naV'nS published II, long before the fair and tempe
rate reply which Mr. Everiit made TO il reached
nun In speaking of friends communication.
whose OBJECT IS 10 do away the literary feuds between
England and America, but whose manner of effect
iig ti's purpose he ceusIres Mr. Campbell observes
" Tor ms own part he believes he has known more
AmerIcans tlan the writer of that paper. Possibly
IN The course OF his life, less thin, hundred
men OF various vocatons, character and degrees of
education. He has argued with .hum and heard
them argue ON NATIONAL subjects mt he can safely
declare That ne never thought them more hoistcions
man other men Oh The conirtrs, rainier distinguish
ed, IN general by GOODNESS and sflt.posSessou Tx
cePtionS oil warmth, as amor5 the people o. nh coui-
IIes when their prelUdices ruiile he nav have
AMER complaining OF the bitterness which English
publications nnsle with their occasional acts of ms
ice towards this country, nave The following in,!i-
c'ous remarks BY wIapeliny with the only nation
tiai speaks English, render the only foreign news.
paper t'iat AN uaeduca;ed Englsiinan can read TO
uie utmost extent III our power, Il gazette for his
causes oil discomfort ifthc A,nerira press he de =
picable, tie S1TeSi token OF our contempt would he
s,'ehce-ii II be tnrmahic better 10 be at peace
taan M var with IT, Ii AMrrio, has hcen yioen, in
ts war oi words, II is clear that we have not be en-
moderate II were better that the language record.
ing the lies OF IN American Iilimitv ,n Us. were no,
'he o1y one, perhaps in The world ia when he
can READ Illuminating trutiis i'm etng falscioohS a
pout M: country, and expressions Of coutem,it How
degTIGng TO both countries was the spectacle when
me American press accused EaClshnem of stirring
Their punch with the amputted fingers of Irish rebels
ana when England retoriel by charging Amci lean
parents wnl letting their children run drunk about
line streets. HIS observations ON this tonic are thus
handsomely concluded, % the sober part of the Br.
iish community will scarcely require an excuse Tor
ms having spoken thus respectfully o. the Americans.
IL was duty peculiarly imposed upon him bv the
caHi'd manner OF Mr.. Eyertt's reply and il was
Otherwise, rs he felt in his heart descrvety claimed
10y people eulogized 10y Burke and Chaiiam-liy a
land that brings such rccollrcons TO ihe mind as ie
wisdom OF Washington and Franklin, and tie hero
Ism oil arren and Montgomery"
Charleston .N.rclry