Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-28

Ehosopcal Picture Of .lfa-Rehod an animal entire
iy naked, whom nature has abandoned TO the injuries Of
The elements. and to whom she has not allotted any
particular climate wherein TO live she has balanced him
upon feet and made him feeble that he requires to
he instructed 20 walk and even to eat who is the only
animal to whom is denied the instinct OF knowing the vege
tables proper for sustenance In his breast she has mpa.
led all their blind passions, without enlgicnng his mind
viii Of ter innate ideaswho cannot satisfy bis mcsf
without the assistance Of oherswho syet,
without ceasing, at war with his speces-~ho persecues
them, and prosecuted by hem-who and is
redSho becomes to himself the mos, dangerous of
enemesdtten dies Of melancholy and sometimes destroys
himself in despair This miserable being is man. On the
other sidc.-Behold being whom nature has made for
the enjoyment Of relationship with all his kind upon earth
and 10 whom she hath confdel the Of fire, the first
prime OF the universe He hreahes in all climates
-navgaes every sea--niabts all parts of the globe;
turns 10 his all vegetables, and subdues all animals
this being has received from nature the finest form of body
celess affections in his colenance in, ate sentiments
of the divinity in bis observation-disclosures Of his works in
his mndns met OF nfniiy and Of immortality in his hopes
land by the harmones of his intellect, his virtue and his
reason, he renders himself master Of the whole world and
directs his views to Heaven ITSELF This sublime being is
also
Marriages FL traordinary.-Gr doings among
the Antrewses Married lately in Exeter, Con-
nectcut Andrew Burnham to Anna Andrews !;
Adnn am Burnham to Sally Andrews; Nehemi
ali ). Burnham to Susan Andrews; Nath'l Burn
nam to iieppy Andrews; John Wagfeld to Polly
Andrews; Ephraim z. Low to Hannah O. An
drews; Enoch White TO ELIZA B. Andrews; Ca
ieb Andrews to Sally Browns Seth Andrews to
Sally Daniels 0bed Andrews to Ruth Butler
John l.. Andrews to Anna G. Burnham; Andrew
Andrews to Ann Andrews--An improved way Of
making merry .aadreus.-- Rochester Daily Ads.
THE Gold Mines. The Southern Review gives the
following account of the first discovery of Gold in
the state Of North Carolina " A Young lad, son
OF Mr.. Reed, shooting with bow and arrows at
fish, in Meadow creek struck lump Of gold, which,
from the desert pton given of it, must have weighed
several ounces. Attracted by its ustre, he picked
It up and carried it home. His father. not more
skilled in metals than the son, yet thinking it might
be valuable, wrapt It up, and pat it assay in one
Of the crev'ces OF his rude habitation. Between
the logs nf his dwelling it remained for three
years. but business then accidentally calling Reed
to Raleigh, his wife persuaded him to take that
lump Of shining stuff" with him, and see if any
one at Raleigh could tell him what it was Reed,
applied IN that town to sivcrsmith, who, as he
said. gave him some trfe (S3) for it. but honestly
told him that It was gold and very pure.
Reeds discovery gave him much embarrassment
HE was hessian by birth, one of the soldiers, we
believe, whom the British brought over to this coun.
try III our revolutionary war; honest, but unlcarn-
ed--lle became restless and Uneasy lest bis neigh
oors might suspect and pcrsncute him, as Tor Illicit
practices, II he should acquire sudden wealth
When his apprehetsioiis became known, they we're
soon relieved and small association was made up.
consisting OF Colonel P, Of Concord, Mr. Love
preacher, in the neishborhood, aud brother.in
law OF Reeds, whose name we have forgotten.
These three were to fluid laborers, and dir for met
tall allowing Reed one fourth of the ore they shoald
obtain. Ehe work, however, was prosecuted very
ieebly, although their success might, apparently.
hsye justified great exerticn.'
, WindfaN.--A very poor mar in Freedonia,
iatauque county, N. Y. has lately received advi.
that $4,000 are waiting for his acceptance in
ngland, and he has started to receive it.
The amount Of Bank Capital in New York rs
5l0,o74 1000