Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-30

s his head. Till Ais oser-burdcoeelg mir
y found rehef Ia uttermcc. Then, Il
d tsieed " began Che tempest Of hss sosi
h. and though only in such Sounds an
ye4is rs wild snaa would be ssuppos
led % make, he presently ebtaineA IL
4 ceRsmsnd of aangsage and not~fsi
: sta0ding that he was i snember Of Nh
church aad the ffrher Of daughters, h
: brske wt-into the laaguasc sf Shajk-
: speare, intermingsing cxclaIaas;ens IN,
originality IN The most ludicross au.
} nnseemiystyle. a kaave---a rascal
= scoundrcl, M eatcysof broken meats
lthree or teur load yelis9 base, silly
|Proud, meaa, shallow, simple, ibegcrix.
cheating, flching, pick ,l,ocket---aote-
fshaving, taree-ssited, twenty-shillins,
rorsled-socls;ng, lan'hornjawed kaas Z
pronounced in an inaeciive tone, rap.
sdiy rising From gsttara cadance 10
the top Of the voice, aud Ayisg of into
tiscerlmt yeHs "a ilIy-livered, .,tion
tnkins, gizzard-eatiag, gravel l-bladder-
ed, knwe Of pilap.; a glass glazing ,su-
pesserviceable, raultou he AIDED, finical.
sheep. fteaIing reg0e-a one-trunk-in
lhcriling, 0aghi-to be- ham strung slave !,
Que than would be bwd in The way
ofgoed service and 'rssc ally dea,iag and
IL aothiag tut ase composition If
kaaye, beggar, coward, paader; one
that 1 viii hea: inte a clamoreIs @hin-
ing, IL 10 tsc fouad this side Of the fixed
stars" Here oW t.iend found him
seii absolutely at the end OF comfortable
desperation. and throwing kimseIf on
the tarf he kicked AZ the sun like mad
,aaa. and paGed, blowed and moanesl
Ike oae shoeipg oxen. At leng. h he
rose apparent y more composed, and
colleciing The mae portiaa of his do
mtsaiciss, he commenced the transpor-
tssion ofryc-st1aw from his baen w hich
was pil ed ag6inst Tho trees and conAa-
grated. he fire wus supplied wnh
cosnbusiibIes OF various kinds, till not
a Sesiige OF the trees reuained except
tteir low and charred stuu1ps. Hoe
and spade were Immediately put in re-
quIsitloa and these were grubbed up,
and plough and harrow passed over the
site previous 10 The sihng Of the great
laninsry. Our friend bears the whole
sect of ped'ars the most moria' hatred
and aversion and acl one drives past his 4
tloer, but his ceuntenance assumes
wtheriag aspect aad seems to exclaim,
though q veiy pi0ust and excmpiafy
l,,an, = da,nnsdl Cenaecticat pedlars.' 2 |
: aAc cclcbrSted BHrckkards The
tsnib M this iIScompas'ablc traveller
is no way SO distingnisGcde ftoM the
teiabs of tho Turks, ariongss wtich
it is placed y It Was his dying &C.
qaert that No mark .sight 30 placed
pn 1t. A single I,aidR tree stands
close beside where the Ill fated She
ick .Ibfallim, as -le was called, at. I
Ier his inany AardshiPs and suffer-
ings, sleeps in peace. His onl y oc-
casiopal compauivn SURVIVES him,
and rcsiacs at Cs.ro, ia tire house Of
a apMagatic ScotcI,man she is an
girl, whp,A lse purchased
n onc M has excursions into Nubia,
IN ssdcr that he might IcHA the A.
syssiaian languagc by residing with
her. She il Mot handsome, as the
cinalcs Of her country arc geaes'al-
y said to Ac, but I.er manncrs are
lively aud animated !; her temper
however is extremely irritable. All
he property left by the tsaveller, she
At present possesses, ,and this amounts
% aboxt 2OeI. a handsome fystane
'or a girl in Egypt, The hope of
obtaining this sum has induced many
fellows Of different Eaiths
% propose marriage to the relict ot
hc iil-latcd BurckI,atdt, Lst slic
las hitherto tarncd y deaf ear to all, [
lie transition from slavery TO ihdc.'
senacnce, and such a fortune rs two
pounds, has rendered her ss
aad capricious as omc of
he favoritc saltaDs of Mahmond.
She sometimes breaks ont into fits
Vi violent passion, that requires all
lac skill Of tie wary Scotchmam to
'oatl,c aud propitiatc. She was born
md brought up, as most Of the ma
ives 0f her country, IN the Catholic
religion, or a barbarous imitation of
i |; but her landlord, who says lie
was obiigcd,to save his life, to change
he ,.ol;,y;,,,, aud Ia uoxv M riv In q faef I