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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

When 1t may ne avoided by of Military Academv.
ana that although establishment may not hold
Inducements to all who graduate West Point to CONT
"ue In the army yet they still prepared in the event
OF war to render their country essential service
mat military science be obtained be von5 ,,.
walls Of the Academy is preended but il is f,r
presumption that the individual whose youth is kno, n,
have been devoted particular study under crcun,,auces
best calculated promote the attainment Of his obisct
more familiar with the subject of ais than
VINO may, or may not know any thing about it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

To PhiL'nhropos.- Editors of the wbr A..
knowledge the receipt of the ESSAY of pbilan,bronos
and subsequent letter demonstrating on the silence
which they had observed concerning it's pubica,ion-
as Fhantropos did not forward bic address, they had
no means Of explaining 70 him. the causes which pre
vented the publication Of his essay. II was simsIy-
'ha It's subject did not properly bring within the rules
oil political Journal. Abstract speculation they cop-
ce'Ve' ought to be excluded from publication, devoted
10 the occurrences of real life
Had they consulted their Wishes or the merits OF the
compositions they had not excluded Philanibropos from
their columns lftheir opinion he is kind enough 10
'ntmae' can have any influence in stimulating or re-
pressing his youthful exertions let shin again TO the
hreech'" From such beginning, ultimate excellence
may well be hOned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

'4necdofe o. John 4dnms.--Commodorc Tucker com
msnded the public ship, which carried Mr.. Adams
on bis hrst embassy TO Europe, early IN the Revolution
airy Var-on the voyage she was attacked by Bri
'ish cruiser. w hen the action began Mr. Adams wa.
walking on the quarter deck. The Commodore press
ell hIm TO go below as he exposing himself witho
the chance ofrcndering service He refused, and arm
ing himself with musIet, fought the action wicl
lasted more than hour. The Engiishnan was nall,
beaten off with loss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
From the New Y-mk c,cu;,hr

Jefferson Fttnd-We learn that MIR. JEFFERSON, few
"eys before his Illness, pressed for immediate
:" money notice of which received in New York. /,
gives rs no ordinary pleasure to that the committee
o. The Jefferson und Immediately PLACED $1,000
uSpoSal OF Mr. J. which fact alluded his gra
son, III letter received by the Committee expressive the
most grateful feelings and the receipt oiat may
canned the last moments of that venerable Patriot We
OUT feicratc the public voice suggesting that
OF the Jefferson fund. throughout the Union placed at
the disposal of his beloved aud aectiona,e child Mrs Ran
Monticello estate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
From the National Gazette.

MONDAY, JOY IO-Ihe President Of the United States
arrived in TINS city, this morning in the Stcamboa, from
Baltimore, and proceeded noon, the Trenton Steam
boat, 20 New York, his way late residence OF nj,
deceased father. Having heard Washington Of the
increasing illness the latter, he Immediately set ont in
order If possible 10 receive his last breath Before no
rived at Baltimore he met the melancholy tdings nf the
day and There saw newspaper containing the Boston e.
count. His journey is continued from impulses thar do
honour to The hla piey which has always shont in his
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

Judge SMITH, so favorably known to the Southern
'es 'or MS eNeruons on the Missouri question: is a
'or The Senate of the United States for the
state oil South Carolina, MIR. Harper whose term OK
pres IN March next, declining a IRE election. judge
0"''h oeinS opposed to Gen. jackson as President
Gen H. t. Huger of Charleston, has been nominated
IN The Charleston Mercury as his antagonist Wetake
II Tor granted That Judge Smith will be elected
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
NEW FLOUR.

k+pn SALE, NEW FLOUR, ready for delivery at our
= ONCE and few very NICE BACON HAMS
IoT Rent, a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE o,, :
Oh aust and noise with small yard aud Garden
u Cash given for WHEAT
Ju1, 10 p HAKALL & CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
Cl.tMIss1o.En.s otL1rn-,


iN" T1Fics interested viii please take notice ill.,,
nave appointed the lah day Of August ncxt IN cow,
men'e the accounts directed in the foregoing ole- Of ,
on winch day O'Clock A. NJ they arc required r., l,td
." my o'oe IN th'S CITY with their accounts and Sc .,
ready for examination and settlement
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

The subject of the State line between Georgia and
Alabama about TO be settled, is full of difficulty. The
Old charts and surveys which designate the land marks
are repietc with error and confusion. Cows. Troup
and Murphy in a correspondence marked with great
temper and argument arc endcavoring arrange the
difficulties.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

Messrs Fulton and I.umpkiD, appointed under an
act OF the Legislature of Georgia, TO run survey
through The Cherokee lands in the limits OF that State
connected with State Internal improvements have been
required to desst by the Chiefs. The order was ac.
quesccd in, until further instructions could be rcce>
we'd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

The congressional election is on the eve of taking
place IN Louisiana, and from the complexion of the
newspapers, promises to be animated one There
opposition in all three districts The re election OF
SleNrs Livingston and Gurley, is confidently antici
pated-that of Mr. Brent seems questionable.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

meeting of the friends of Jackson is called in Bus
ton. Fhs is like NTon's preaching Professionalism in
Rame. Mr.. Reinhart, who is about ESTABLISHING =
jackson newspaper in Boston, is Secretary TO the meet
ing 1t was probably called for has benefit aud not
the Generals.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
MARRTED,
DIED.

on thursday evening last, by the Rev. WIN. III. uar,
Mr. MERRILL. CUSHING, to Miss ANN EI1z, B.pvrs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

Fire IN Petersburg The following letter from gentle
man in Petersbugh his friend in this ctv gives tine full
est account have been able obtain of an extensive
hfe winch occ uFed there Saturday, citizens
were chiefly Bandord, about a mile and half f,on
the scene nf the conhasratio, engaged paying solemn
Tribute OF respect to the memory of Jefferson nd Adams
PETERSBURG, Saturday afternoon, july -.
Thank God believe the fire be now under line com
mand OF the engines What an unhappy and gteyor;s
disappointment has place very long and n,re
Bandord Hill. and immense coucourse of people had
assembled The service had commenced, ana whilst a
hymn was slrging the discovered to be ON ire
IN Instant alarm took place-but for minutes the
people remained III their places An appearance of the
Incorporating created greater excitement confusion
and il few minutes whole assembly disperssd
every one making the uVos eXertons
10 their homes.
The FIRE commenced at stable in alley leading from
Bank ST. and running UP the jail in the rear OF the
side of Sycamore and spread from That cv TO the
late Robert Coquhoun'S lot, destroying Westbrook ware
mouse, with two ienennnlS belonging Jno. Wilcox w
X. Johnson and VIM. HaYal, also some small wooden
tenemeuts between that property the large brick build
ing erected and owned by Joseph Caldwell corner
Two three small Offices the north side of Bank street
with small Beer Porter House partially damaged will
be the extent OF the loss, except perhaps furniture
&C lis is an unfortunate town, aud is mclanchoI
reflection that there strong apprehend that tho
h'e originated in the act of incCudiSry truth
that another fire had been discovered in Bards alov for
tunately extnguiShed before il could spread
and Old streets and about IL o'clock third one was dis
covered IN small building in the of old P.es}g-
terrain church, and fortunately time TO be also rsed
atey put out. fear these have all been pr.medita,cd
acts, and that our town is still in jeopardy.
In regard 20 the contemplated ceremOrals Of the dav
Know not what will be done, unlikely that an
other day may be appointed to complete them
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

We have been informed, the Baltimore Chronicle
ny "A iUend- ~ whose accuracy rely. that jobs
Adams born the t9h Of October 1855 So that at
the timr OF his death, he 80 years months and d
days Old he was therefore in the Dist Of his ae
We have also been informed from the source Of the
following facts which ndesd singular: that John Adams
was eigh, years older than Thomas Jcrerson Thomas
Jefferson eght years older than James Madison:
Madison eight years older than James Monroe; and James
Monroe eight years older than John Quincy Adams.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

As tine intelligence Of the decrease of Nh JeHr
son reached PhadepIa, the bells Christ Church were
rung mUfeA by order of the Corporation, all the hppu
hung their colours at half md guns were fred AT the
Navy Yard. The testimony Of respect was show,
to the meRory Of Mr. Adams when the news If his death
followed that of his comParot Oh she ensuing day.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23
: 0yPOsTP. IN EMENT.-s>0 Z I .
JDHODEfSLANDs SOCIETY fo

M HODEfSLANDs SOCIETY for,
HU the encouragement Of Domestic
Industry <Annusl Cattle Sliow and,
Eair, TO be holden at Pawtuxet. post
pcned to Monday and Tuesday, the
9th and 10th hof Octobcr.s i8e6s- The
'Sfan,ling Committee oi the Society for
thu Encouragement of domestic In
dustry. hereby give notice, thai, in
consequence Of The longs continued
drought, and the subsequent excessive
rains, by both Of which the animal anI
vegetable worhl'have been much az.
fectcds aud their progress retarded,
tlwy have tleslned it it.expedient. 10 post,
pone tie Annual Cattle Show apd
Faisof said Society To- Monday aud
Tuesday the 9th and lob Of Octebct
0es5 The publishers Aof,.the Prov.
.lsnce Americaa,. Patriot. SMic,ocQsw
and Cadet, spawtuskst Chronicle.
Warren Star, Newport Mercu,y ami
Reppblican, ore rcqucstef TO .publisl
the above. thrschtimes once, a week
and forward their bills % the Societ,
for raymeirt. Wv 81 ~
~ SrD!SQ -. e. f~~ ~ rsa - - 80,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23
TWO DOLL ANs
REM ARD.

,LypRa little female white. pet dog
n eitherstrayed or TAX ken,.away on
Friday last !; With rather a long
tan, one ear a light yellow, tbrec
light yellow spots oss~the back and
one omthe Side. ~ So.
vVloevcr viii return, ,ssitls pet dog
to thc snLscyiber, shall receive two
asbavs reward. Az
! JAMES D'w0bF. :,
3 Bvistol, r.. I Aprii II, 1885, s,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23
! ,IsiNyERs MIsERIEs.

lfsoae bret!rrn-o'tic type were
Fnot,a vcrysciyiI and gSodg nature sorl
Of people, aud we're as niish dispns,
I'd to snap and grnmble az ttiacs rs
'fbc generality oflncn, alfthcspal'efs
they print cntid scarcely contaj,,
their grievances. The tritlipg debts
that patrons Target 20 pay, arc noth-
Iiug--tIic countsndnce of illc pnblig
being eWough To pay the eriatcr.who,
caiDeiion-likc, may breakfast on Chs
air, and then /" whistle Tor his slin-
ncr -. this, we repeat is notl,i8g :
not tbc shadow ora ssl,a,lc of fi,c
pcrplcxities hat bcsct TIC issArr 0f d
paper. cspecialiytf i be Country
one But as Tire World knows little
Iof printing farsher than its effects,
wc'ii not torment il. ~for We kayc q
greatcr respect for the world, aud
doil'tcareif all the world lsnowsitJ
with a string Of stccilnical phrases
which DR., Mitchell himself, wise as
The is In other matters, can kin.N
|,Wtl,ipg allOut we'll 9 nut DC aftci
tellins Gas tho uibefniap says a.
buut our broken banks. and the t'ai.
| " crossss and tcnptatioils OF onl
devil, and the inapy types copdcmn,
cdto a place Mil, q viii "a 1oickeG
name mot wc! lOnr Object now !,
-. n a. Al
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23
A DUELa ADtEL in vRRMoN.C!!
John Randolph and Nc DnDis ouidone!!

John Randolph and Nc D4tis ouidons!s!
On .tLcseyening proceeding the q
'Icction az state officers ilstlIis place,
some persons were togetbcr talking
of the candidates. &c. for clectit.ns
|Aforpigncr WHO was present ,ssfanS
10 hugh tIudgeun. some obsersatip0s
&c a.V Ver,no,sIer. audrhalIengcd him
10 iight. him NTH pistols at any dis
|tance. Tic Vermontcr chose Ia
eight alarms length. an'igntct hin!
armed with a bottle Of new Beer,
imlding Il in aach a position as 70
appear Ikea pistol at TIE word
| fire, the Foreigners pistol flashed IN
The pam. but the lvccnoncr's bottle
cork, withiho contents ofs the sbottIt
struck his antsg mist in the face.
who fell and cried z. ] am dead
man Hc rccovercd howeycr.irom
This alright. to tl,csho small pleasure
lana amusement or the :by.standcfs.
" Darlington sSeptina.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23

The following is u translation from au
ancient Spanish Poem, which, says
the Edinburgh Review, is surpassed
!, by nothing with which we are ac'
}. uuainted in the Spanish language
except the Odes Of Lewis de Lion.
O!LET the soul its slumber break, ~
Arouse its senses and awake,
To see how soon "a
Life like its glosies glide away, -
And the stern footsteps Of decay &tes
> Come stealing on.
50. 80. ,.v@s Z.
And while we eye the rolling tide.
Down which our flowing minutes glide
q sAlways 50 fast; -
Let rs the prasent hour employ, So
And deem each future dream a joy
Already past. 20 ~
I Let no vain hope deceive the minl-- !.
No happier let us hope to find, .s,sa q
Tomorrow than to-day : ~ -s.sf ~
Our golden dreams ofyots were bright, :
Like thsm the present shall deliyht--- =
Like them decay 50 <.
Our i've. IKE hss.'ug ayesnsusss be. -
That into ons'engulphias sss.
!. : Are deom'd to Gli.4> - = - Z
3 7hs ~ ofdeath whess vavesfellen,s =
Der king end kipgdo~, aown ana throne,.
IS And swallow sll
f'A - ~
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23

.l)ofhestic and India 6 o0dss
,Tlis dag received and will NJ +opcr,.
"a Il ". s, = ed fur sale q
q nNE bafe brown Shectings., over
~ sd vide. and falr goods for 3 ,
n 12 cts yard Z S. F !, i '.s = =. :, :
| bale b'pwn sbse1ihgs Harriss safe
ri0ur quality: \ & u. ! % ~ 4
b Bale brown Shistings over .S,4 I'd
vide; 1 laed very v good fsbriek for on
Black safee'sts q common ard good
quxlities i6sc: - &. - 80 Z a
|.Fifst chops Black Nankja LsvaniiMes:
so Ina Giugh ham q Umbrellas. best SORT
~. "a L6O. ~ Z s'
|ss This week eived. y few. small
size mahogany frame Mirrors suita:
y bic for shasl!!g glasses. vessels Csc,
&. N. N. 4 i. / NHEATloN. 4
q NJ
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23

- Y. =.
: LADY WRAP THx MASrLE ROUND.
Though the sharp hawthorn blows the coli
wind" -
Lady, wrap thy msntle round Z. 4
Shade thy fair and fragile form ]
Wild winds sigh with suilen sound. : Z
NsDark clouds show the coming storm. }
Lady, wrap thy. mantle round; "a !. &
Hide the white arm in is foIl: 8,
Brown iesves Der thy pathway bound
Chrystsl ice the streamlets hold.
Lady. wrap hy mantle round IS
Gone not forth id silken sheen (: , =
snov-aakes blanch ths:xisherd ground,
Mis1 are On the cold Syave seen. ~
Lady, wrap thy mantle round 5; ~ y.
Y, Pale consumption's in she sky; ~
Lilies in the spring are found, :
Winter makes them droop snd die.
Lady, WRAP thy mantle round;F :
Pres ths web Of Persiasloom -
Hollow cough gives woful sound,
'Zis The kueli to early tomb. ~
Lady, wrap thy mantle roundj n
Hover near the pine-woods blaze:
In that blessing, Health. is found Nt
Length efjoys, and length. Of days 4
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23

- - =. ~ ~
Y (, & aisappsps - /. # 4
~ g. i. d..sesf tss|ht V SIshs
TbS Schssk& npss 1ior x rsd ~ THU = /,
A. 49, swxy x 4 # e
Youth spasa oad a -yss hsave9 fsfs 4
y. AaJ xssrs sis they !
Z syS..., !. sss,s;:..,A i; sb.s ls.psa lss.s.
ITbs sssp tSst sc'ls 4 = Ugh ass ss3& a
: srts huesvs bIilhs stsnsk
We stresssh. u so..e, the step u slow. =
Aud Joy xrows wesrines0 add vo 4
!, Wheuegs conss on. : = Z.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23

.A-t0FFEE. -Few.bass Coffee of good
V.qusiity, sjust RECEIVED. and 'for
sale by "a q
N MI RssNYHEATON.,
81 Sept q sss s's, I. (, Z. 4 3.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23
,s,J,HE ,I'WOfSISsI.f5l26.

e'THE Two sSISsI se \
TuST received 1nd fof sale At this
oD Olhce, very iiiterestipg book
called ~ ~ Il 81 -, y: /.
sr.s!H TWO SpST;nBS :
Or, The Ertles Of Rsscriltes Taste
~ A. moral tale, founded on sfacl
.conncctcd with transactioas sdnfinS
the French fss1platior. a;
4 s~ss0JsPrc: s6i cents. I,
July IS. - = r ls,re
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23

Thc. .Braafard Settler, published
in ntrowarM, a, has "a list Of 10
pcfsn,s wlo aud Sonic ofthem with
tlsrir famiIies) have. "ran away
from Mat viil.sge withina a year. a'ul
more sapecisd asitg:" Pie list and
accounts cCthej with the follow:
IDS pihy,ines 8 y.Hoah. (
81 90. ye fu'csl.. speed your wry. ;
spee1Sc larlrop Towards - -, -. q
/ Fricdd or &c win ns'sr pursue :. Z
Men Of huif 80 black Z hue -. !,
& Needless thus to tramp BY night;
Needless was your secret flights
Had you wishu to go by day.
u Wed gladly help'd you on your way.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23

ny MBRELl.Ns. Hc.--First quality
n SILK and Gingham Umbrellas,
With a Int Of superiour bIac. Silk
yestihss, just received and for sale
N. M. Nv HEATON.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23

AZ 2 SKI
OF l,vhS shqnId Nee1pa ever lsvs, 2
z1eoufeg ~ dDna aveyyA ~
Her lIallo sh1oes 81 shIse. 81
=, Q ~ 3 6akkbew n.y. AZ 49,
Look lnsk q <ssh ~ hik6(y.
a EseI, ttssh ssne {fel tSis;
.Ihsy3r D4al ~ o(lea lpve hss made n
dHs <hesk q FsnQn psIs
~ ~ Ss'''s ,<>Sf - -
q nnr5 &uiiled love. sS~ss
H. 5lne 56s cir aud lighe; -
1Ief lvvs' 'tsssayed ssethse flower
Wlhsrins beSsse blight d
! Look dcuu withid the si'sat sfsssr :,
How mash ofbrsath and bloom 81
Have wasted -passions' sacrifice =
blade 10 the lonely tomb.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-18

respectable office, which he has since held in
the country OF st. Louis Mrs f. who knew
the wishes of parents labored the point with
her, that the prospect of good sense, hdclity,
Tried affection, and honorable support, were the
hest guarantees ofhappiness in the welded tate.
i was not easy to dispcl the day dreams. which
shc had lostrrcI from the Idle reading :" the
dAy. Dut".th The growing influence OF religion,
mere grew up also more sober and p>i surveys
II hic and its duties. and a stronger Ni~h 70 4yi-
uiy her parents in the first desire oi them iicalt,
Nhe was engaged to this young man, and Oh ny
return with my family from All.:... a- | heard
with great pleasure that She was shortly to re
ward his honorable ana perseyeiing attachment.
with her hand. The wedding CAV was fixed.
and All was sober expectation Of franc 'iilliv ana
happiness. The charming and cnlrArtd eldest
daughter was TO b. fixed near tie plantation OF
ler father another square with IFS culupurt-
ments OF ycrturc WAS to be struck out OF the
brown OF the heath. envy no man, if it be
not the father 81 t So settles beloved children
around hun. ms young man, il view OF his
prospects. probably cn,ici no man She w4s
suddenly seized with one Of the terrible levcrs
Of the country, which riot 50 fatally III a frame
elastic HI! hcalrhiuI as hers II ought 10
cheer Us that We may lay hold Of a resource
"lich VIII enable Il to triumph over human
passions and fears. ovcG love and DEATH The
sincerity OF her religion WAS tested in this way
She called her lover to the bed. and took pi
nun the tendrrcst parting She sang with the
fanny the simple, but sweet lynm 50 common
IN that country, and in which She delighted
when IN health; " The day is past and -onc.''
& She babe them farewell and closed her
eyes IN peace upon all the joyful prospects that
we're opening before her Circumstances not
necessary to detail, compelled them TO make hcr
bridal dress her Stroud The father the mo-
ther. soon followed Til, daughter, too lc;,ilY
loved, too deeply lHnentrd. have been IN
view Of this dc>olatc hahitation, but havc not
+" hed 70 enter IT, have t,It more Intensely
than ever, as | saw these cabins again The ~.
ihetlc close of the story of" Paul and Nirginia"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-18

happen TO be addressed to them are either diluted
with tlattery, kept back in pat, or sofencd 10
their taste; orf the ladies expires, wish tor inio
'1ation on any point they are put of with comp.
mcnt instead q reason; ard arc considered as
beings who are not c@pected . and TO Judge Of
things hey rpa.I! csi>t.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-18

IN APT N'dratioa.-A person askin.: how i
happened that many beautiful ladies took up
with but Indifferent husbands, after man, Gnc
fel,, was thu, APPLY answered b. mounlaln
maiden. y youn2 trtntd of her, requested he;
to 20 INTO :, delightful canebrlle and there get
Li!l the hrp,',omc>t reed She must get it in
once going thron III without turning She went
au1 conio,c out. brought him quite mean reed
When ID asked heg il that was the lland>onlcst
She saw "Oh no" She replied, = | saw many
finer a. ! went along, but kept on, in hopes OF
annch better nntl had rot on nrally through
and thrn va, obliged 70 take Up wjth "nv ono
could find
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-18
VARIETY

E%t'"f 4 q tttf .tI0m yo4a@ o.tiSt 3"ho riaH
ID tie .Sj!g .Hooataias Il fer days otlr Ii,
late co'os''opAc, 70 las FREUD IL Boston,
| bad a very romantic excursion to the
White Mountains. aud can truly say the scene
ry is far superior to any thing have ever seen
elsewhere Who can look at these piles Of
everlasting rock" whose hoary submits are
rllloWtd ia clouds, and not feel the suhlilnlty
and grandeur a the scene Who view
Mount Washington, oVcrng 700 feet aho'e
HIM. without admirlnS the ma jesty of that pow
CT, IN '.whosc hand, even these mountains are
as the small dust in the balance" When We
stand in the midst Of th, mighty display of the
Creators power, how small, how insignificant.
docs man aud all his puny works appear Are
any proud Thlther let them strav-here they
may learn lessons of humility Are they pulled
up with VAN conccit at their own consequence
Let them Journey to tie White Mountains and
arrogant pretcnson> and insulting self concct
"l instantly ,uhsido
: / have brought home some sketches with
me-. which pcrhap, viii give YOU better idea
Of these scenes, than can be obtained from any
written description of mine
: | con'l not possibly have been there at 4
more Interesting period My first view is Of The
Notch, taken on the SPOT where those unlnr
tDnate people were overwhelmed ny the -lide