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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-09-28
Deferre0 articles.
PARIS, AUG. a.

FAhlS, AUG. 4.
A wild man has lately been found in
the midst of the woods and mountains of
Harlzwald, of Bohemia, who, it is pre-
sumed, must have been there from his
infancy. He appears TO be about thirty
years of age, but cannot articuiate sin
gle word. He bellows, or rather he
bowls, his voice being like that of a
dog. He runs on all tours, and the mo-
ment he perceives human being, clam
bers to the top of a tree like an ape, and
jumps from branch to branch with sur
prising agility. When he sees bird or
other game, he pursues it, almost always
with success, He has been brought to
Prague, but all attempts to tame him
have been fruitless; indeed, he appears
incapable OF acquiring the habits Of civ
ilized life.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-09-28

<sdHte, jug o. ne uldrtyFQ0m OF q
monk Of the Convent of the Virgin Ma
~, in Aracynthe, is the subject of admi-
ration among the faithful here. This
old man. having been brought by the
Turks before the tribunal of Reschid
Pacha. who asked him what his name
was, answered Ambrose IS Your coun-
try 2" demanded his prosecutors. sThe
Monastery Of the Holy Virgin replied
the Monk. And your dwelling ?" MY
dwelling place, said he, 'were these
rocks. until they were levelled by your
soldiers and soon,' lifting up cross at
the same time, my dwelling will be in
Heaven "What have yon done with
the sacred vessels of the church % 81
have rescued them from the defilement
of your soldiers Where are they %
THAT secretrests with myself ''Speak!''
You may put my body to the rack
God only has power over my soul.' They
Immediately began TO apply the torture F;
not word, however, has escaped him,
but Lord have mercy on mel They
NV SAot hUotA uulcutS uDuGf us uUgeF
nails, but the martyr glorifed God, and
prayed fofhls prosecutors who. enrag-
ed by his patience of suffering, impaled
him, and left him to perish il view of the
trenches of Missolongm. This news
was communicated by a Piedmoutese de-
serter. Such are the fortunes to which
Christians are subjected in the nine
teenth century.
At the Commencement at Williams
College on the 7th inst. nineteen candi-
dates received the degree Of A. B. and
ten in course that Of A. M. The hon.
orary degree of d. D. was conferred on
the Rev. John Woodbridge, of. Had
ley, aud Rev. Samuel H. Cox of New
York.
In York there is watch maker who
exhibits living flea with a chain round
its neck
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-09-28

In York there is watch maker who
exhibits living flea with a chain round
its neck !
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-10-01
PUBLISHED FEERLK.
LI9fzJCGTT & ABBOTT.

Trims Of subscrttti0n-At the rate Of Two
noLLAas AM flFrY CENTS per annum, if paid
III adyance-or half yearly, in advance, in
CASH-Thce Dollars at the END of the yesr
Subscribers who pay in produce will be cilalg.
ed Three Dollars per annum, II they pay within
the year. in such dtticles ard at such times, as
RAY be agreed on by the parties. If they fail
TO pay at the time agreed on. or near it, they
Will then be charged Three Dollars cash
advertisements, not exceeding square, win
Be inserted at g. for the first, and Is cents for
each MISREPRESENTATION. Larger advertise
ments in thessme proportion. reduction
will be made to those who advertise by the
year.
CO Letters to the Editors must be post
said or they viii not be attended to.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13

The schr HGh which lost in the gale of the Sd Of
june on her way from Charleston had board $4,000 in
specie: also twenty passengers mostly mechanics belong
ing to Falmouth and Sandwich Mass where The disaster
was peculiarly aiicye, and deprived less than Ii wives
and families Of their husbands and fathers
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13

Vide vol. U. S Laws, D. 800
Vide their respondence with the sec Of War. 1924
VIDE National lnclligencer, March H. 1925, containing
treaty.
wide his advertisement dated April IL, 1926 Lock Chan
talafan, and addressed to Governor Iroup
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
Horcester, Mss, October 5, 1925.
ANTIQUITIES AND CuRIosITIES.


IsAsols tlosthi , ue interesting articles
aeposed y INC eaones q .l'e antiquarian society, =
mos. iora1p.e Weapon . aesegt.ou' our
ins lie resul.oar! eontes AVG hgy expressive O the
desperate el Poses y ~ Nae nAne 70 hes5o~
On machine 50 IomPaeA.ea, we snow not me reader,
aver nearing o. me FORM sha shape @nere~l,h ! appears,
can YAK ms own nNe.oh ,oF an apProlae aPpe'aon TO
oss'o" W ~ y slaughter % aeaay aha aesruc-
i've.
lenetb i syed Lesd of steel formed II I,yo ] 49,
inches long. united lke hose II fsrme, lsrr rs ft
these insead az ben7 rounded ana snoo,ba5 az go
wi,h sharn e,yes - M, IN .sss;l4nt MI ~ =
either w,tb h hands would have been sne, sn eas ~
dsntysd as has renbers bo,h are rn;o.a 81 80, 49,
aosn III ,hrns,,ns a,,a;nst j., nen, 1. ~ - -? ~
,h;s 81, -. ~ go - .o. - - IL nse i' =,
lan,h az l 49, !, rb, an ;b ~ $3.50 s " etai
,scii,e, ~ ssrh an, snet,4i Ia ~, 49, -,
49, h.eao,h a = III 81 o,Sai iar,h n 80
,ysI HJ Ss;s5 - az. tih ,i 4 a9n u
j.; sb; hon14 - III; ,. go, 49, 49, : Us ioer'
,r;y, ~, hay;nr abns r,oy,i 81. T,.l lle
IN, so. ,'ato snus peeH Z ts1e s~oFcs 70 az
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
UR.9WI.t'G Ar H.a.i'D
WASHINGTON CANAL
AND
St. Peter's Church Aottery,

By .4korisy e Congress and lie Legislature 81 Delaware
IN consequence Of the increased popularity and brisk
sales OF the preceding classes tie Managers have 1M
heir power 70 that the drawing Of the following cs
will ceitanl, take place in WILMINGTON a. early as NC
10Th OF next month {Noyemher,) under the supeFhlen
dence Of the following gentlemen commissioners, appM
ed BY the Governor, vi. JG,sss Bss, ESq m - Au
dam and .ladrers Gray, Esq
Capitals. $4,000; $4,000.
Sehepr'.-l Prize d $4,000 Of l000oi Of 5gQoi
OF AGO. Is ~ 900; q 500 Is Of 1905 lo6 t9Vi
lS6 OF 25i liS8 OF 10 1880 offs
Wnoe Ticket S5-Iiaif2 50-Quarler 81 20
Packages Of II tickets certain Of drawing s2i Is nel
Shares in pr poron) with many chances for Capps
may be had a. the f1osing-Whole Package s6J-haa
do. S50.-Qnarter do. SIS.
II preferred. certificates Of Packages will be funsheaa
tn following rates.
Hto,e Package S3s 75-Mlf do. Sl9 s7-Qadr.
Ter do. 80 60.
Tickets and Shares for sale a, the MANAGERS oftoia
NJ %, Markets., Wilmington few doors below ,os
lower Market, where the Cash viii be advanced for f1e'
drawn.
Prizes in any Of The Lotteries Of Connecticut New 1oA
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland. Washington, Nrsha
aud North Clio!na, will be received in payment. :.
H Orders, enclosing the Cash Prize tickets -
above free q expense, for Tickets and Shares will RECEIVE
prompt attention If addressed 10
Yates s M'lntyre,
Wilmington, Del, or their Agents.
October II.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25

decent, modes. esS,, kind.
Sofiens the high NJ .eArs Tie = 'ecs mind.
LAYS he rpigt paths q; ptsyi>, - IRE eva
Aul uqens III saea ie-Et, E,tle Aeati.
Al doubts on The exalted principles snd ausoi
aus tendencies Of free masonry must Be d,ssoaled
whsn retrospect 10 Washington and Franklin.
lite i3rmsr was the principal agent in establishing
our Independence, and securing 10 The blessings
Of a national government. The later was the
great n..T ii the arts TIA, administer 70 tie hap
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25

oa- Mos; Wotshirful Pa; Mlser viii pardon as for
suggesting ia. iie little enthusiastic himself upon this
pu'nt IT, Lsisyee IS -is4ys friend % fee AsonrY
Hn-oubfslly ire-tscaus- be j. friend al mankind
Blu 4 : 8 x rccosc;ei Tia, he oaly initiated Is
q or seIcs in ts city, alter les All.
NAi he-e y 1az Ari or ourselves. have sSsvs had
our Gole-s = % ne pgnp.iey OF thai oc;esness which
Sr4!.N, 5y means 81 opportunities and s7e5sz-ions hur-j
eiihe veteran General and his suite hs ~ the degrees
even - those Ct kn.yhthool. 10 lie course of week
Perhaps, However. We z-e - f4s;i lous.
81 cs- II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08
2SDEGTsp~
rHE BALL ROONEY Mas. HEMAAs.

mt BALL itOOM.-BS Mrs. HEMAh5.
Ring, Joyous chords, yet ring again!
4 swittcr sIil and wilder strain
Eaey here the TAI face aud the careless hcaT;,
Aud STARS snail wauc the miltAlul part
-Sut met dmy mou.niu glance
In a sudden turn 81 the flying dance;
4 heard the tone OF IA heavy SIGH
~ pause OF -. him. melody;
Aud it is not we'll that should breathe
On the brish; spring flowers of the fatal wreath -
We that to Thought 81 to Grief belong,
Leave, leave the Hall Of Song!
Ring, Joyous chords. vet again, again,
but what lost TiioU with the rcvrl's train.
silvrry voice through the soft mir floats,
But chou hast no pant in the Gladhcu'ug notes:
There bright young faces that pass thee by,
Bat they fix 40 glance of thy wandering eve!
Away. there's void in thy vcarning breast;
Thou weary lit thou here fluid rrSl2
Away, for thy thoughts from the scene have fed,
Aud the love of tiny spiit is with the dead.
Thou but more lore midst the sound, of misth;
Back TO thy silent hch:lI.
Ring, Joyous chords! yet again, again!
4 sv.iter still, and wilder stain.
But TnOU, though reckless mcu be thiUe,
And the cup he crowud With the iodtnimg vine,
BY the ftlul bursts of thy laughter load,
By thine Is iuick :I>A through It's troubled cloud,
! know thee; it is hut The wHkeiul fear
OF haunted bosom that brings thee here!
know tEe2!-thou tcai est the lonely might,
With piercing stars, and hcr deep win't's might!
There's tone voice which thou fiin ouitst snun
For it asks what the secret soul hath done.
And thou-,hercS dark weight thirr-uway
Back to thy home and pray!
Ring, Joyous chords! yet again again!
y swiiter still, and wilder strain!
And bring wreatlrs!-We Will Danish all
Save the true in heart, Gom our tcsi,c hall.
On through the of TIE fleet dance, on
But where the young aud the lovely eonc?
Where the biows which the fresh cruwn'i2
Aud tie floating forms which the bright bound,
And tine waving locks AMI the flynn feet
That still should be where the uu,u!nl meet
They sons--they are ted-thyy axe parted al,
Alas! the foGsaksu Hall.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08
BY III. MALTE-BEUN,
EDITOR OF THE ''ANGALES DIS VOYAGES"

'ENHIS work is to he completed in seven large 9yo vols
4 containing ESQ pages each.
The English translation publishing in London in parts
OF man volumes. Eight have already appeared. The
American edition will he an exact cony Of the TnnIisl
elegantly printed fine paper, aud put TO subscribe
the low price Of 81 so per number.
hIee numbers OF The American edition printed
ami the remainder will folio" in regular succession
There can be no doubt of tie great value of the work
ana that 1t hy lar the most extensive, accurate and in
tetcstng WORK which has yer been Published upon the
SUBJECT 81 Geography. The literary Journals Of EuroD,.
Universally bear testimony great merit Of the bor
The Geography Of the United States viii be carefully
revised an' such corrections aud additions made as N, :.
appear necessary.
n = SmL.c1i n,inus rcccir.L ~ do WI. -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08
A HEALTH.

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inJm so lar. That, Ike the air.
IS less OF eaTth IMAM heaven.
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And scrro,r,;,,, r,,,r,. d., ,-,,'l..
D,v.yls erc. t., bcr cod.
The roiuaro NJ her hon, ,,c ,t,,.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08
600
THE WRECK

The moonlight fell on the stately ship;
II shone over sea aud sky;
And there was nothing hut water AMI air,
To meet the gazins eye.
Bright and blue spread tie heaven above,
Bright and blue spread the sea;
The stars from their home shomc dovu ON lie wa,
Til! they seemed in the save to be-.
With silver !nam like cloud behind
That vessel cut her way;
But the shallow she cast, was the sole duik thing
That upon the waters lay.
With steps Of power, and with steps of pride,
The Lord OF the vessel paced
The do OK, as he thought or the waves below,
And the glorious heaven lIe faced.
One moments pause, and his spirit fell
From its bearing high and proud
But yet it was no; Il Thought OF fear,
That the scanaus spirit bow q:
For he had stood on the deck when washed
With blood, aud that blood his own;
Wlen the dying were piIloyged upon the dead
And yet yoa heard no. groam--
For the shout Of battle came on the Wind,
And The cannon roard aloud;
And the heavy smoke hung round each ship,
Even Ike its death shroud.
And ne had guided the helm, when fate
Seemed sleeping every wave,
Ard the wini swept away the wreath Of foam,
T" show a yawnins grave,
Bot this most sweet and lighted calm,
It's blue and midnight hour,
Weakened the hidden springs Of his hoaIt,
With Il deep and secret power.
Is there some namclrS5 boiling scnt,
Like nnisrlcss voice from, the tomb? -
\ spirit Of note from the other world,
To wan If death nd doom?
lie thought Of his home, and hi; own fair land,
And the warm tear rushed to his eye;
Almost with fear he looked around,
But no cloud was on the sky.
He sought his cabin and joined his band
The wine cup was passing round;
He joined in h"ir laugh, he Joined in the song,
But no miEth was in the sound.
Peaceful they sought their quiet sleep,
In til" soft and lovely Eight;
But, like life the sea was false and hid
The cold dark rock from sight.
At midnight there came sudden shock,
And the slcepers sprans from bed;
There was one feice cry of last despair
The waves closed over head.
There was no dark cloud the morning sky,
No herre wind on the morning air;
The sun shonr oyer the proud Slips track,
But no proud ship was there!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08
NOTICE.
E-iECUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
RjrHm.lI Pa art 4 Igb-

f-.ttUTIFE DhPARTNENT, }
Richmond, ia. OCT. i, 1929.
PROPOSALS. will be received 10y This Departments ami
n the 10th day OF November next, for the sale OF be
-four aud five thousand M SIX ErS now in the pu
Armomry Richmond
The Proposals must state the Offer FOR each Mnkct. t
terms ct payment whether in cash upon credit q nd
tire latter the extent of credit desired. The Arms viii
open all times the inspection OF suc, Is axe dc se =,
purchase.
By order
WM. L. RICHARDSON, c. G.
Oct7 - To-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08
TyRGINYA:


At rules, holden in he clerks office the superior court
Of chanccy for the Richmond district the 3a day
toher, 1925:
James Lyle, admor de bonis with the viii annexed
james Lyle, ST. dc cd, Pr
against
James Brown. surviving exor o! William MITCHELL ST.
deed, Gniland Thompson, r!cx or uf William MITCHELL
jr who ex'or Of Thomas Mitchell! vino was one Of tic
eN ors of the said William MITCHELL ST.; said Garland
Thompson, il. and Sarah j. his wife, William -. Wren
sergeant of the city Of Richmond, aduor Of john
Eltoll, deed; Edmund Lockctt. sheriff Of Chesterfield
and adm or Of Alexander McCau dccd tine said Gar
land Ihompson eXor of Sarah J. MITCHELL decd; Tho
mas JohnSon Francis johnson and Barbara his wf Ann
Maria Mitchell, George G. Mitchell an infant by the
said Garland Thompec il. hi, guardian; James Inns
Francis j. MITCHELL Thomas H. Mitchell, and AIcgau-
Ger W. MITCHELL DIS
The defendants Ann Maria Mitchell and Alexander w .
hitce, not having entered their appearance Given
security according to the Of assembly rules of
t'S court aud 1t appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that
ty are not inhabitants Uf this country: 1t ordered that
the sand defendants do appear here the first day the
next Term and answer the bill of the p!anii; and that
copy of this order be forthwith Inserted some newspaper
published i'll the city Of Richmond for two months success
Sivcy an" posted at the front door of capitol in the
said city.
~ Cory. Trstc, I'm. ". HENXNG, zee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08
From he ,Nallonej 5ig..IIe.

From he .N0iiOnGi Ua.sYc
One OF tie signers of the Declaration OF Indcpen-
doncc, Francis Lc,ciS, born IN Wales, merchant
in Ncw-Yorl about the year 1897. One of his FIRST
shipments 10 Europe consisted of an entire cargo OF
whca and lie frequently kej that from its novel
ty il was nj that te subject of much conversations
The port OF New NolS being then Inadequate TO the
supply full freight for the vessel hc compelled
To send her round TO Philadelphia to complete hcr load
mg TIC average price of wheat three shilngs and
lu;r renee CURRENCY, per bushnell There is much to
crcsl TIC reader The outline of his life furnished
the sixth volume OF The Biography 81 Ec Signcs, Sc,
The large property w'ch he had acquired nearly
al sacrificed TIC altar of patriotism during the RE
vuluonary war, lie died il 1898. III the niucticth
year Of his age.
In INC voinnc, the memory OF hc late Judge
James Wilson Is fully vlndca;t from tie charge OF
hostility 10 General Washington, which is preferred in
Joll,sou's life Of General Greene. Richard Henry
Lee Is also involved III this charge, in Judge JGhnsuus
book bet most unisy, as his grandson has pro, cd in
his Memoir of his ancestor.
Judge Wilson and Judge Nl'kcau proclaimed our fc-
tcral Constitution 10 be ,'tic BEST form os government
afforded 10 tie world
John M".;Uu another of the Signcrs. hearing ,yhc,
his death bed, and in the paugS OF i,soluiion
(i77 that of his old friends gcprobated the cast
ing vote which he had given IN favour of the Decarl-
ton Of Independence, said enc; gCtlcaly-Nrcl them
that they will live to c hour, when they shall ac-
knowledge i; 20 have been .hc glorious service that
! ever rendered To my corn,ry'
Gurcrror ioriins, another Of the Signers, left the
follow ng sound lesson for yoicrs''i4ci every freeman
carefully consider the particular duty allotted TO him as
snch by tc Cousliiuiion let im give his suffrage with
carduur, FOR the person he sincerely THINKS best qualified
let him d"sp;se the who offers him an Office and
spurn The sordd wretch that would give him br.be; let
hn think his obligation to 5cstow his vote according
10 his conscience, and not depend others TO dis
charge his duty fer him"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08


ET!yGc IRON President jfra!dteS.4 !iceyv Ic2ircyc t.
the Candidates Ter IRE desrcc of Bac4ct0yo, 3ts at
tie TcccHt coHmcnccmcd: az .'rqpGiin Coiiece Gca1-
giq:
IT no period of human life IS Nodcsiy unsuitable
uut at no time Is ii ornamental appears Ir such.
captivating charms, in tho season of Youth. With
ont in0csty 1t never can appear III all lis oycnCss-
true merit is always modest and retiring Lew Of
ndugiag an assuming air of ostcnatoIs vanity, which
exhibits an OOtTGstVe desire to shine every Circle
ii always promises than il will be able 10 perform
Neglect o. contempt Will be the moriyin!r consc-
quence. Excessive soliCuin lest YOUR talents should
be unobscrved VI" always miss It's and be attended
with more injury than advantages. When talents and
integrity united in the character OF youpr man
there IS Away sufficient penetration IN society to disco
yer their possessor and without any oclOus efforts on
ms part! they Will be invited into exercise at the proper
uule.
Various other topics suggested TO my mind on
winch tins address might be protractcd. But 10 minds
sucha YOURS lattsr myself those already touched on
may suffice. Picty towards God cqnty sympathy and
Vcraciy towards with due rc AID 10 the govern
nonl of the passions and cmpo of your time seem
/" include every thing essential TO y0ur usefulness aud
comfort IN this life, your happiness in d s-
lure state.
= the steady practice OF pcty towards God Won will
aT up the most substantial supports under the nrrn
ties OF age, In the consciousness Of his arprol ;ion
and that of your heart The enargc, of genius
may, and generally do disappear in ole! age but the mo-
raj s?"idor oi genuine picy retains lis lustrc 10 the
last. The memory OF the pIofoundcst scholar may be-
impaired; lie become the shade of what he
was; tie relic OF himself and ic ruins of man hn
the heart OF pety retains its integrity forever The
evening OF life Is diyes:cd OF its sombre aspect by the
prospect OF removing TO region Of cOudlcss light
where tic !lIndes; reception awaits him The voice of
an approving conscience is music 10 whch man may
listen with Height IN lis latest hour.
by da- regard 10 the social virtues and eIntics of
justice and humanity. you will not only secure the an
probation Of God an! your own minds, but also cstab
Il,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08
LIRG..NTl.

At rules holden ia the cerks Office Of the upcrur court Of
chanccy for the Richmond district, tile 5l day of Sep
fembcf, 49,:
William Bernard, Pm
against
William ;. Jc cxor Of Richard Bernard who was ex or
"' "'Iiam bernard, and Richard Holland, by name
lately adopted called Richard b. Robson aud DOROTHY
'"'"'"' DIS.
ihc defendants Richard Holland alias Richard g. Fob.
son. and Dorothy JORDAN having entered their appear
ah'e ana gwen security according the assembly
ad inc rules oths court and appearing satisfactory
cVidcucc that they hlbitau of this country: Ii
ordered That the sal defendants ~ appear here ON the
hrt Day o The nest term md answer the bill OF the plain
somc newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months and posted the front door OF the ca
PiuI, in the said city.
ID Copy. Tcstc, I'm. ". IE.NYvT. e.. r..
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College Of William & MARY.

Il IL InSurt"n, deem il expedicnt nlurln the public
that have made extensive preparations for nccomnud
uon al students IN boarding aud lodging in the College. Ii,
hitting up apartments for bed looms, have bsi careful t.
provide for the como', OF the gentlemen vino may occupy
them.
Boarding during tn whole session, 500
And IN same proportion ioG any shorter PEI iud.
Washing and candles, $50
EDW'D WAiNEE
WILLIAMSBURG. Oct. 2Gih. 1925 HD-9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-08
4 NIOTfIER.


here something sickness that breaks down the
pride OF manhood: dat sofcns tic heart and brings il
back TO the feelings of Infancy. Who that has suffered
even inadYanccd life. IN sickness and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that has pnei in weary bed in DE neglect aud lone
illness of foreign land but has thought Of the mother
chat looked on his chijhoodp at suotbcd his pillow
and administered to his hclpcssncss? Oh! there is an
cndeaing Tenderness 10 The love OF mother U her son
That ransccnds ali OTHER affections Of the heart. 1t is
neherto be chilled By scishncss, dauucd br dan
GER norwcakcDcd byworthIcssncss, sliCd by inrr
uiudc She viii sacrifice every comfort to his convc
nlence; she will surrender every pleasure his ENJOY
mcnl; She will glory IN his fame and cxu in lis pros
Pcuj and # adversely oycriac him. he will he dearcr
TO her 6y misfortune; and IL disgrace settle upon his
name, Sic viii still love and cherish hin; and if all the
world cast him OF She will he all The world 10 him
We know the effects Of many things, but the causes
o. lew experience, therefore surcr guide than ina
glu7ton AMI inquiry than conjecture. But those plv
seal difficulties which yOJ cannot account for be very
o" 10 arragu, for he that would be wiser than nature
would be wiser than God.
OF all The marvellous works Of the Deity, perlaps
hcre Is nothing that angels behold with such supreme
as'onsIncnt as a proud man.
Stump Nomiaatjo1-El Woodruff offers himself as
candidate for sheriff of Erie county, and concludes his
address as follows:
81 am no novice in the business, though say that
myself and though profess no knogledse Of LAWYER
arnn, DR. laruiD, Minister arnin or Assembly arnB
yet IN your purc Sheriff arniu, am up to youn
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