Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-14
From the Trenton Emporium.
THE PET LAMB-Eo,n,ded on Fact.

'"e s'',y vi 'ne pet iamo.-Many summers ago
,,,,..,;.. - os ~" s''i was 10 oe seen, eaeh
3' "S '"' IS we que was Oh inc grass, sport
e " VIC "'"""w' "ohS the brook That runs be-
'Wce" Tue S'l,asc AMI the river with the only COM
p ~ WING" Soe appeared to take delight, n
t.I -; ~ ' no, : IL WIS u' gi'' oi
49, ss'rr' anu 'nS 'l'''e srl was now an or
table il, eirly life, when ,h.v lived in ph;Isl.
ph;o. h,,, be, f,,h., h,,,,;,, NO., I'll - Ne'-
losses in trade wen, m trv his fortuna. I'm ,, r.
Indies and line FIST news ,h. family RIO, ei,rd =,
| forwards was of his ,,rcr,se i, Lava ,rhev g
| destitute and bp,r 1r;,,., f,,, ,h, ,;,,, hv ~,
breaking out of n m,Ii,nan, d;s.as ,,,o.o ,b,ov,u
by chance into the residence of !, ycn,shlno ,Ii -
who having buried the mo,he, and sis,.r
to Alesbuy 10 snrnd her rr,,.,;,,i, =. '."e vi
only chorac this cnoo,;r, - Wy VIZ" . ~
situation thu, early j., r. ~ .a, ~ ~,
that she loved ~ lin, l,mh ,, o,, III So
of sister. T ction. fo, rb,, s;S,or, n
der tina. all the affections of her inuocent hear,
S.iil cling ~ the las, object left to her dcsolar,
youth, and grown fresher and frcshcr as the grass
grew grecner over the sod that pressed the ashes r
her kia'ire; friends.
! The little creature was perfvctlv fame and
would fellow lis Young mistress when pcrmii,cd
through the village, wherever. She went: and when
she used to- ~ t. school on the village Green il
lwould lie dovn in the shade of the trees mil shc
was ready 20 return home with it, She washed lie
soft fleece and fed il with her own baus evc,v
and faithful was she ALWAYS i'm her att.niiou m
e' pSt,y 80 ~;,iosa.s NJ lov,,I h,r
and many wiim hope expressed tlat She
lake that helpless lamb, might find II fond aud de-
voted protector, when the friend who was now her
fnster-'noher, and was fast wasting away beneath
the weight of years, should 90 down to tho shades
ofthe still tomb, and leave her, young and inoxpe-
( renced in Il world of sefshness and vice
During the time her kind pat,op Evo, C,,,is.,
was treated as d,uab,o ' 'S''
Cont;ouons ., ,L';. - NJ. ,
of a well Iivinr f,rmar ,,hosa ,;,,i t'e
| ouently To Chamber over stiles IN, ,,,r ,,oI =.
see Clarssn and her lom,, AND in -, ' Wv ~: :"
| their vouuq hc,us boc,n,a l;, -, " .e
mo- o tenda, than ,l., ,.h;,h h;a Wv
sister I. yas ,bo,n,, ,I,o ,1 :, ~ GU"
and they ,,erhons ,b,1,,l, =, , CO,
often hnted thar \ uu;o, of ,h ,o .,.. 80, -,
he n deliqh,f,I Thin. r., ~ ~, "",
her will c,Il int, tho h,,,I ~ -. S VIC" ''',
i'm ee,,;na ,,os:;, f,I - '''.'' W NV H"o'ecueu
/ m,
| s "'S '"e "ea'"-oi"" nf larIssa hopes;
! ~, 'e pct"ecn hel ana charles was bro
| IT. " ny MS ne was sent to a
! nm, - wa ~ . "'s''''ee' ana >he was forced to
| sc,x, c ' "''o"s i'"''iies VINO had
- P'.o""eu "'chseiVe entirely her
III, as " '',''' 'o''"hc' out she bore II
-. ~ ~ 'o''''u"c ''' hist' i"f sun she received
MO l,," 60 ,,i' ''eiue"t an" '"ectioh-
| ,I - " 'i'ei S""iles, as 'he called
| IL - P , V, ner n''eh'er oiltiheS; ana
49,: ~ " "ei h''ie i"'"fi'e laino. but at last
ms secret correspondence was discovered and bro
""' ."S' va "i ."ey loon from her, lef only
H., - , ~. "" '"voi''e' inc memorial OF
| 81, - -, " ' Po' ''''i'"' Sne lrieo
49,, =; - i"We' !" prevent separations
ba,,o ha ,''" ~ ry i'iN'1se si"he" her was TO
mn, rte1 nm i,e a. -; - ' 1't'So"'S'
,ben Sbo Lisa, :, e.. r s"" ,e"efs; ana
| r., ~ " 'o' 'te i''s' ''i''c' ana saw II de-
| large stocL o., 3D. ' "'' P'"'ee"ing WIN
| For = ,non,,, ,ta Ja,
g,yo br.alf 49, -. .' ".'iu' t"h"'e giiI
9Io,,r.t,r,' ~. ~. "e9'i'yi'9 influence OF
an h,r iii3,ap - MUS an" S"fLo" prcyed up
| and s,,or,i,,, In was no longer me gay
mira tiop ,f al ,1 ..I - N.S ''ic '"-
n,rt;oe If no. Iii -: ~ '''' oi'en at me
,,nnoticed eerv,pt ,nd 10 CT. NY s'o"" poor
,yns cbc,rl, :. NV u,''et portion
possession OF hearts once rb ,,,I 80 '''' e'~.s
with how much meanneee of ,,,il IL iI y
! lights to trampIe when II can an - IT:
virtue or beauty or IoveInnss ,ta. :; MS us "
its own; she felt ho,, treoch,ro,,. NO., - =
vain the nro,r;se. of o,,t. -. % tIi,'' 40"
friendships of an Interested .,l s,,e.h i,9 W..
in process of time her native strength of mind and
that ''umtaught, innate philosopby.n unkuown ~
the low and vulgar, triulnphed even oyer her mis-
fortunes she resolved that since it was the will of
heaven to allot to her the hllmhcs suhere in life
she would strive the better to improve her narrow
privileges, and resign herself to her fate without
one rebeiliouS rnurmur. She did So-hut sill she
often shed tear the memory of her moor nc,
lamb.
We must now beg pardon of our AIesbur-, friends
while we go with the reader little trim IN PhiIa
deiphIa. On the extensive commons which Law
towards the Schuylkill large collection of co,tr
was exhibited by "a company Of traders ind os tho
sight was very fine one, many persons from the
city came out see it. Among the rest was a |
gentleman whose demeanor and features were
strkip ,ly emblemancal Of deep aud fixed sor- |
row--he walked slowly ALONE s,Iry.vng with . |