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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-20
THE MOTHERS GRIEF.

"Father Cardinal, I have heard you say,
That we shah see and know our friends IN heaven;
Hliilt be tue, | shall sse IA, boy again;
Tor since tie birth Of tain, tic iirs, male clild,
TO hiB llmt did bIt yesiesuay sti.,',re,
There WIS tot such 4 ~gf5cLils creature born.
But now WA cIikeT sriTOw eat my bud,
Aud chase the native beauty iUin las check,
Aud he VIII loik - hollow ~ "A gliost,
As din and naragre rs Az aene's III;
And 80 he'll. die; and, rising 80 aplin,
Vi hen | sli,ll meet hun In ihr court ufhesven
] slail not know him therefore never, never
Meet / bchu.d my pretty AiliIr more.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-20

@. W. l.. in our next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

From 'hr NVA loHk 5elraal NJ tomWcr-u.
5Dme hmsz ~ b Done n, rei rs Otlfrs.
--Uo FRIDAY lat at haij past fou T. NJ a.
cfreahlc to appointment a han-bra,ned fellow
1aPaurIsnn, whosrralue 10 tterGNec, lean.
cd tom the Pasta,c lolis, 81 % glau.y an die
him Of h, own. THIS Is tie t,IId TIM h., has
done the fist time he did II PRIVATELY. by
WAY ai eAUerimeut---re then gave u,lt that lac
would 10 II pnbhCI, tni the eradication Of those
9ho pleased 10 attend. 1he authorities IN Pat.
'"i'on were insllg alarmed ned pun him nnder
t"eWng AL thrv 'npro,ed he had abandoned
lie purpose, Int 'c watched the opportunity al
ter ~ WINS frrc8 ttotn restraint, AID when il
numher o. persons Wrie present in q favorable
position, he canned Il INTO execution smcr
thlt uo,e HE authorities have allowed blln 70
fonsnlt lor h'S oNn soteiy. aud Ia leap from a
r'cupicf ot huH' ed ic't " htuCNcI II takes nis
t"tr u dht' nufarpear thath he receives or
eNrec'' any compensated for performing thi,
daring toat. tie SAWS hp "mfrfiV len,rt, 10 gbo,s
f4q' sont hing cda te do1s as uea rs o,5cty ;,
jhr ',nIon froGlvetcll itr leaped on Fr,d,, 4. ,
~ OIL brion thu hid.r ca tue SIDE toward ,he
7iiagc, amt It he falls are ~ feet cas- con,n,,,lv
estimated, ahJar - ar 81 above me vatc,
he g'dfy pfr'tn,"s aroludthe chasm wore COY.
cred wilma Ttue3Ir# gpus multitude OF both SEXES
whose cnrio ~ had brought them together ID
sec tins smgu'tt feat altclucritv The uni,cr
sal anxiety olithe nluiuude y AS manifest IN ,b.;,
c"uticuanc"S, and sui more perfectly in the II.
iraCn that prevailed. Whom the ,n;tn made Ia.
appearance, dark cloud had come over III,
spot. ,tidIng 10 thr suhlim;ty ut the cata,rf ,a,
al an approaching Storm. Ashe walked delhi
efairiy forward 10 his position. Won ,ngbt have
heard the heating Of thici hearts had il NOT La,r
t. t7" mualri I'rm3erS from the ,b,.r, 10.
i.'a'h aatl tar c.aiuis above. Ntan he Ind n.
vested himself OF his coat, vest 3, shoes sod laid
fhem carefully by. as i debating the ouest,,,r
whether lie should want them agala Inc cop,-
lnPuced a short speech 10 the spectators which
Ut few ui course could hear. He then sion
god forward To the edge of the rock and lookod
iowa, aud The spectators on that side sunpos.
ing that he was come oil, came forwards as
their curiosity or tho Tears moved them 4, .no,.
81 10 those Opposite a. itali werr dbout t,,,,l.
She fatal. leap: mtrci. there was tr,eat ,l,,a-
- = whole ltne at 1Hn,r ~ front beinc cro,vd.I 90,
After ne ltd booked down moment no .to,,.
ped back itE 'e t, ran fcrwHtd and lno,ed
INTO the abyss tie went dawn win hi, f,..t tl,r,
most, thong drawn ont Sn0iawhaf For III;
rrasnn, OF some other past cninnrehensior h.
'iid but inst go ua Ter the water, for ne was I'M
4urdiateiy seen swimming Oft as quietly as If no
lad done hothiug, and nethInr had bef,,Ia,
him. The maniac tior what els, car, no lao 81
lei p was greeted with shout finn, III. -,
tors when they saw that he was st,u SAT- al
" hen he had reached the shore he marched
round to his clothes with look of comno.n,o
1ad satisfaction, and they 10 their homes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21
Erlrnri Of q LflLer Hnird

7 =, -. =, ,D,n
RAM % May ~
:, cue" 'i''S 'horhhR on me Ne"f'"p'' u"
f"gs,ie' 'o' was 'e'r''ro, 'Nf Al "'nf'7 ., ou,
'"'"''' s"fn' III '''e most KIM "ou o'"eEo'g ~,
""'n'f ne Is Pone recovered rom "s ~
| ness, an" appeared III Tue nes' heahh anu Ap'
's. '''h MN feared mai our co"n'iy'nep,
II i''r ragern''S I" render towards nun '''"'
S'alr'el homage We all ltei tor ms gfea' scr
! COS sometimes mituaen too mhch upon MS
anne. tie would not snlter me- tor moment 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

replied. IN substance. thai lie assertion .as M
true. ilrt ' could not improved, aud that tie
person vito nude Il waia K6f Jhs reply
vas followed by blow nom II winch lelled ).
10 the 1oof, Who Ia rsiog drew the ,pesr tom
his cane. AID gave Il inir sfabs n the breast
aud sides 3 OF when We're moffal Hogan
walked 10 the door, commenced vomiting blood
and was Il corpse IN less than ten minutes.
II may not perhaps be aniiss 10 remark that
Gen. Hogan Vas very huge man weighing
considerably upwards Il 200 pound, With
strength IN proportion 10 his size, aad accusfom.
ed 10 athletic exercises While Judge ,. is \
small man. rather below the ulddlag stature
aud uaaecustomed 10 hard employncnts or ex-
crclscs.
Gen Hogan was native Of Georgia, and was
veral ears in succession lie removed = Ar
kansas several years ago, whre u formed pant
of the frtfilory Of Missouri, aud was repeated
" bonored with a seat ia tie legislature ot that
territory aud since the organization oi the 90
verumrnf OF this territory, has been twice elect
cd 10 \ seat ~ It's general assembly, aud was a
member AZ the tine of his death. lie like
wise held The office OF Efigailer general Of the
militia Of the truftofy OF Arkansas for seveGal
wears, under a commission frum the President
of the United States and has repeatedly held the
office otju,DItc OF The peace. AID Other civil ap-
paintnenls few years ago hr was Ia ioiera-
bic easy circumstances but Of late years has
been considerably embarrassed ard by his sud
den death, has leil large aud helpless family al
4 very destitute situation
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21
TIE TURKS

The Turkish ladies are most barbarously irea
ied-the inr creatures are prisoners aud slaves
aud are tied up Ia 4 bag aud thio"n into ia,
sea. "hcnever their lords aud masters happel
10 be ont oi humor. TITUS does ignorance ex
claim, aud her sister treduliiy reueats Inc cry
Now, ler Us look httlr AZ The education and
treatment Of Turkish women
Ia the families OF rank, great raias are taken
with teiDalr eaucation-tur Turkish and Afabi
an languages are constantly studied and pre-.
cep5 Of Fntue, OF chastity, Of genteuess ei de-
meanof and polish of manners, IA short, OF all
that Is o. ought 10 be the ornament OF woman
are lnculcated with the greaIt 81 care aud assidu.
ity. SlrJAKEs PUHIER a former Brltl-h am
bassador 10 the Porte vino resulted there twenty
years, saws that the deCency. the modesty aud
the polteness of,be Turkish ladies are unequal
led. They are treated with a respect hordtt,ng
ON ldolauy Then health, tn. II d" eIiare and men
happiness are the Constant study Of the darbu-
yous Turk.
line parental aiiection Of the Turk is very
Strong. aud his caildren are remarkable for du-
tful and obedcnf behavior. for modcsy IN the
presence at supeuors, aud for extreme Vrueia-
ton towards old age. The nature Of the Tut Ks
IS hIgb-sprited, susceptible, lmpetnous, and une-
qnailed IN their amIable discharge ol the duties
oi hospitality With them stranger is sa-
cred character. Sm JAMES Porter saws that
10 The villages which are inhabited erCiusireiy
by Turks, cunning Ioguery aud deceit are u.
known > that higway robberes, burglaries and
sfeaiog are not heard Of, aud that IN war as
well as n peace, the roads as secure as the
houses
Pride and nndying revenge are the mos stri
king attnhute,--tIme never lulls tHrr memory
OF insult and mi ny. They have been known
10 come from tue frontiers of Persia into ASIA
Minor, 10 revenge the death OF grandfather
many years after the commission Of the offence.
Tue parent bequcatns 10 lae son The task OF IA
yeuglng his offended honor, aud il is never neg
leCted
Civilized mon gamhle--the Turks dctest the
practice. Civilized men are uncommonly len
tent 10 habtual iiars--lhe Turks would drive
them trom thrir presence CHlliged men cheat
each other dally--the Iuiks are too proud 10 be
dishonest.
Let us he just, and while we lament that so
lovely a laod as Turkey SHOULD be over,haiow-
ri by a religion Which cotaclh not from above,
let us not shut our eyes 10 the good qualtia,
that are mingled with erriug faith and dark pas,
sons. IL i, a land well worth conyering--but
not by the sword OF the GAR.
A.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21
MISCELLANY.

rrom the Worcester EsIs,
DarriHiss.-For the first time we have ha3
ana account ofthat singular denomination Of
Christians called DorrilIIte.. Having never
heard Of them before. we Will give short no
tee OF their origin aud sudden dispersion. The
founder Of the sect whose name was Dorrill
was refugee from the army Of General Bur
goyne He was person Of art and manage
meni, aud his acquaintance with mankind in.
dnred him to set himself about some employ
meut. bv which he might procure subsistence
without work. To This end he setup preaching,
and such vas his success thai he soon gathered
a large number Of followers His religious no
tons werr AS absurd as his professions to pre-
ternaturaI powers were implous and proiane.
He assumed 10 himself the attributes of deity,
and proclaimed abroad that such was his Cnndi-
ton that no human power could inlure his per
son or take from hm his life, and such was the
effect wrought hv his preaching that great mum
bcrs noc<cd to ms standard, and placed thu
most implicit belief IL all his assumptions. II"
promised them, that nv embracing his faith and
living according to his system OF belief they,
hke him. should live ioro,ci and enjoy uuin-
rcrrupted health ami Doe beyoud thelraeh OF accl-
dents He taught his adhgrats TO abstain whol-
" from all food or clothing procured At the eK-
ppnse of animal lie, and thry accordingly threw
oa their leather shoes aud substituted those
made of wood cloth IN their place. lie
preached SO ehectually, that his followers con-
formed to his notions in the smallest partI.H
lars, aud 70 such extent did their doctrine of hui
manity lead them, that one who was a black
smith laid aside his leather bellows as Ieproha 2,
aud constructed pair from cloth. Their prin-
ripal food was milk and vegetables. tie pre-
tended 10 be governed wholly by the light of ma
ture. and instructed MS pupils to throw aside al
revelation. lie taught them to reject all laws
except such as he shoud approve. Like all
founders ota new sect he was full OF zeal and
activity. aud preached necessarily. Frequent
meetings were held and their worship was com
posed Of ~ singular combination of eai'ng, drink
| inp dancing and occurring. Durfill himself re
sided in Levden. in this stale, but his followers
were composed o. the inhabitants of that ant
.ome OF the a liomng towns. Some of the mos
respectabIe epersons became converts to hi
Caith. and rave most liberal aid IN the prone
ton of his scheme. Although Dorrill had ilttl'
OF no property he required OF his followers ina
they turn great portion otther worldly good
,nto common stock, aud then remain To be form
ed or managed as Dorrlli might diFees. orsil.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21
From the Lochport Ioarnh.
ANDIHEk COMMUNITY


Miss Frances Wright, the auiboresa Of " lray-
els ia America WHO has formed a settlement
in Tennessee with pu chased negroes. intends
TO bcrate them, Il, suou as the purchase money,
with interest IS refunded by their labor. A, a
visionary thcoii5l she mas thip~n lioGerl Owen
IN the back ground she has aa"pred many nt
his iccaliuos opinions, aud added 10 them
principle OF mGdpny, shocking ia The extreme.
A Community !, forming uad r her pai-
ronagr somewhat similar 10 he one formed by
Robert owen At Nr9 Harmony fur =. COM
munily shr has wIllru aud adopted Con>titu
liop, winch abuli-hes the mst,uIIou OF mali mo
ny, alluw5 prpmisruous Intercourse Of The SEX
Is, advocate the sm,lgamation of the white
aud black population, md dru.r, Il tate Of cXIs-
tenCe aiicl death Many. oncr favorable TO he
enterprise winch was hr,t undertaken under
the gn,,e OF philanthropy, nave become disgust.
ed, aud left brr sctllrntytt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21
VIII RE 5000.

a ! pune cost. "ltnuu reserve, large and
IA valu'hie 1t ok Of desirable GOODS
Such an assortment has ncver bten offered in
lhls country, on the .ane terms, AT New York
and Philadelphia auction prires We III sell
any article bs wholesale or retail, AT piim, cost
as w are determined To close all oar business
by Christmas. Our reason 10, 50 DONG =, our
resident paitner u this pace is dcte, mined 10
remove 10 Philadtph aud We positively
pledge ourselves 20 discontinue this bIsnsh. 1t
IS useless Ter rs 10 sat tut amount OF our stock
on hand. Persons who w.sa 10 pur1nasr any
article, would do we'll to call. as our Stock on
slsts OF nearly every description OF GOODS /;
many not 10 be bad a. any Other hou.e IN town
among which are Dry Goods, Hardware, Gro
Genes, Earlhcrn aud Glass Ware, Shoes, Hats,
Books, Clothing, Looking Glasses, &c.
ANDhENS y BROTHERS.
N. b. Our resident partner ~ this place will
dispose OF all ms Furniture at prime cost
A. HB.
July 81 tss2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

Roberts VS.. ;


Difference in the weight OF the combatants is.
Roberts i30-Noah 200. Judges can only ac-
count for the result by the statute Of Geo. H.
Il. Il. sec. V y" 4 liar is always coward
(Cokr) No case exactly parallel on record
The counsel cited but one that bore upon il.
skunk ". Skunb,--a case Of eUurid forGs
where the Judge decided thai both were ligb,
The case, oil Noah We. Barker. and Barker vs
Noah, lor call ing each oiher knaves. thieves ron.
vic.s, liars, &c was pronounced by the Court
however. to he good ptecrdcnt. Both were
indicted aud made good Their charges ag ans,
each other II i said that there are no vorqIs
at present il the English language that would
be libellous on either.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

DUFF Green Is. Mr. spartast--cou,lat prouoa,,
ced legal by Mr Van Bntee, and
the Jackson ma jprit, IA the ssn.
ate.
Rnssel Jaryisys. The Secretary ofihe presi.
dent of TIE United States rs-
tined by Congress on the ground
TINT II would he good piece
dent when the Hero comes 20
Washington.
John u. Skiman y. Nj. Conant--fhe plaintiff
dfnbbed agreeably To his anlici-
phlipns--d'tier enCe of opinion rs
10 whether he received rs much
rs he anticipated, or as much he
dtscrrH
Roberts VS.. Noah-potys. keltle-N1Ah disCom-
fitted by the rnill.tnc. The
Judge OF Israel received heavy
wound over the eye plaintiff re-
fused to pay cap.taton tax, but
was willing 10 settle his account
10y hide without bar. No disgrace
attached to either party. You
cant spoil, 0c7 Defendant
essentially damaged, and was for
some time
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21

From the Nashville Banner
1fbd1y1S his territory has been laleIy tbe
theatre Of much violence aud Llao,l,hrd b.
sides the reported death OF Robert Erinerdrn
Esq. statement Of winch reached II, thr,nsb
an Illinois paper, and the fatal contest hetwepn
Gen. Hogan and Judge Scott OF which We ave
an account from the Arkansas Gazette. several
other shocking occurrences are related Ma
hen1amIn huShendale was shot by Marx. one
OF the slaves recently emancipated by the alc
Joseph kdHkrudale dee H., aud died IN ahouf
three quarters OF an hour, The metro made his
escape, but was pursued aud taken. Jacoh
Strickland. convicted of The murder # Gro,sr
Decor, was executed at Little Roc, on the 4 St
ult. \ man ramcd Scaers, was tried in GRAY.
ford county, tor the Iuufder Ul Nj. LOGAN. and
acquitted.
Little Eocf, Atioavts inn, a-Faiai Re,-
eohHer,- Inc noriivlag aud painful duty ..
&din dcfolV's upon us, OF recording the fact that
Our uniackA aud III iated little town (already
100 hoto'' "ns ut home and abroad for such or-
e"'f'hc's) has unfortunately been the scene Of
Rno'hef h'm'clde' II tool, place on Saturday
evening last, soon after the execution nr IN.
wreiched Strickland in the store Of Moss,x
Neson 4 stuart, between Gen Edmund Hoean
aud Andre" Scott, Esq. late \ ip5,,. ar The .r.
P'fior court OF tins territory and resulted IN the
almost instant death Of the former. Having fcir
o"'E "l'ch we owe to the public, to notice
NV result Oh !his unfortunate aud melancholy
occurrence justice 10 the living perhaps d.
n'''"N mn we shond relate snme OF the clrcum-
, ,.' ""a'r which II happened They are
TN. 1es'n and Judge Scott met at the a.
INV s'el" Ia company with nunher OF other
prisons al apparently IA good humor. They
~. =" ',"pf'tors ior seat in the Lrgisla-
i've Council the last Angus, election, and the
conEetsaileG turned ON some of the events of
'''' canvass, which produced few warm
W"'ds between them. Gen. Hogan asserted
something, which was denied bv Judge Scott
Oh winch Zen Hogan repeated the assertion
ana remarked that he cQuid prove it. Judge S
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I'll. . year, iIa1 aad -, IS hearers ma eased
rapidly. and great numbers some from motives
81 CURIOSITY, oftiris tom ne briirf 81 his Divine
charaeIor, eni 70 heai als preaching II hap
penrd ihal a. one Of the meetings there "as pre-
s,an a man by the name Of Ezekiel Ensiei, Of
letdrn. lie was led by carioahy TO see n'sn
uf DDrr1. ing lar character. lie had heard
much o! IS supernatural powers, aod hddtheo COZ
rage iinaily OF putting to test the truth OF his
pieiensiObs. lie found Dorrll, a. usual, all
dressing 4 large audience aud when he came
u speak 3i lis nyulnerable qualities. among o.
tier things be uttered ina vety impressive tone,
" no arm can huu nv flesh Poster, who.
besidez having much good sense, sas Of 81
gante G.nie, requested the preacher 70 repeat
the sentence, which lie did and no sooner had
the words, " no ann eau huri my flesh, esc'p-
ed has basphemoas Fps, than Foster gave him
blow with MS fist that brought the preacher
tothe floor. DoffllI, dismayed aud astonshed,
attempted to rise but the lncredulous Foster re-
seatcd the blows with such expedition and effect
that Dorfl cred Tor mercy aud under n show
er Of kicks AMI thumps ren0unced ms doctrines,
aud promised Thai he wonld never preach thrm
more, provided Foster would relieve hlm from
luther examination In the midst OF his people,
he acknowledged himself npostor, and
greatly to their confusion aud modification, con
iessed that his only object had been 10 see what
fools he could make Of man. DorrIll continued
to reside at Leyden aud was few years ago,
pauper of that town.
100
Sir HnHcr Scott The New-York Albion Of
Saturday SAYS, that IN the tWenry-one months
preceding December last, SIR Walter Scott had
realized by his works little more than one
thousand pounds sterling per month, and that
he lately called his creditors together and to their
great a,tonrshment paid them a dIVllcnd Of
E35 900, of which the sum above alluded 10
formed part
We learn also, with very great satisfaction,
Continues the Albion.) " that the debts Of tbs
great beneldctol Of mankind ate IN "A far way of
Ilqnldation-and thai he looks forward with per-
feet confidence TO that desirable end. Ii iss
source Of regret, in which We believe every gen
eroUs mrnde American viii participate, that OF
the enormous sums =" lich the works Of this IN
tellectua giant produce IN this couniry-which
contains probably one half OF his readers-not
enc iarthlns goes To the authorize the person
who has entertained and delighted this country
IRON emo 10 end 3"
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cue som" surprise. We a'd not suppose u pos
sluls. mat ih' sales OF l"feien lottery TICKETS,
me sue "l "h1e' Ia" Is Pl"hi9"ea by the laws
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ilem.-BV the law which passed congress
nj is last session. II Is enacted that any alien
hciue free "Ntc person, who was residing
within 'he lna'ts. and ,sn6er the jurisdiction ot
&c Nnted States, between the fourteenth day
otJunr, on" thousand cIrht hundred aud two,
and The ric it0enI daN Df Junr one thousand
e'sht hundred Hml twelve. aud hats continued p
reside "itnlnthr >,nr, ma y be admitted 10 be-
come 4 citizen OF tlIr United States. without h,-
wing made any previous declaration Of his M
enton :" hes"Wc clu2rn: Prordsd, he proves
that he has resided undcr me jurisdiction oI
tie 'tnlos or at bat five years rmuedatel,
pirvit"a 90 h's application tor Cn,zcn,hlp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-21
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ron as tnhenroa nv Island OF Eiha on hi, restoration
10 tho French thruu.
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beauty of love and innocence. was bv bic
side. The hence, beauteous flower of beau-
en- ana the grateful lotus poured forth ,
thousand rich perfumes. Azem could hard
y ~ Ieallze that he had had so long dream.
WIN wonder he viewed his well formed
limbs, perfect in their strength. and with
Joy ne felt the blood of health tinpIina mn
through his veins, and as the rising sr5
shed ms first, newest rays on the scene
around' ne arose, and, bent in PRAYER, re-
turned thanks for the instructions of the
night. Fiom this time the lesson of Zadnl
never was blotted from his memory. and #
became proverb, ,cho more kind an her
o o. naan :4zens, tor has heart responds to
4. Aft Ter tins Azem lived happy MANY wears
by Allah bl.st." 0'''0iS anu