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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15
A CANE BRAKE.

The following description of a brake is taken foo,
Flin's Geography and History of the Western States
Every has this reed in the form in which ia
used for angling rods 1t grows the lower courses Of M
feet height We have these rich soils bo,
would vie with the bamboo. The leaves of a beautiful
green long, narrow, daggershape, unlike those of Tho
Egyptian mllet Ii grows equdstant Joints perGectv
straight, almost compact mass; and us, winter ene
caly, is The richest looking vegetation ever
The smallest sparrow would find it difficult to iy among H.
and its ten thousand STEMS rising almost contiguous n
each other and TO look the mpervous verdne which
forms its top. has the aspect of being sold LAYER nj
vegetation could not make three miles in day thoupi
thick canebrake II is the chosen of bears and pan
thers which break II down. and make their way it, as
from II indicates dry SOIL above the nnda
ton; and of the richest character The ground never
better preparation for maze, than after this prod gos mass
of vegetation is first down and burned When the cane
has been cut, and dried thai will burn, is an aml
of high holiday TO the negroes, fire brake
thus prepared TIE rared the hollow compartments
of the bursts them with report much inferior to
discharge of musquetry and the burning OF makes
the noise of conflicting army, which thousands omuske
continually dischargng. This beautiful vegetable gen.
orally asserted to have life of five years. the end which
period, it has grown undstubed, produces abundant
crop of seed with heads very like those of broom Tho
seeds and SAID to be not much inferior wheat
for which the Ind ans and occasionally the first settlers have
substituted it, No prospect mpessively shows the pod-
galy of nature, thick cane-bake Nothing affords
rich and perennial range for CATTLE sheep and horses Tie
butter that made from The pastures Of this region Of
the finest kind The seed easily vegetables any rich SOIL
II from the ground, like the richest asparagus with
large succuen sem and grows feet high before the boz
dv ha rdens from this succnency and tenderness No other
vegetable could furnish fodder rich abundant,
view does any other agricultural project strongly call
for trial the annual sowing of cane, regions north
for il to survive the winter We suppose this would be-
the latitude of 80 degrees
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15
MY MOTHER
MY MUI HEN
The trumpet shall sound and the dead shall rise.

There other letters characters be found on the
slab the pile If there inscription the thousand
languages that are have been of earh fitted retain its
sublime meaning through every period of time up the
surrecton morning. it is this The writer seemed that
would be forgotten and titles fade from the memory of
the world He therefore, engraved the by which he
first knew her who gave him birth, the stone-and the
dearest of all names-that of mother shall send thrill
through the heart of every who may ever lean this
monumental pile.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15

The Boston Palladium notice of the city of New York
says There virtue, which the ancens would call
piety, manifested in New York in surprising perfection
when compared with that of Bostonthe of the dead
the respectable appearance of the burial grounds In
Boston, need other proofs that death below ground
our church yards than the d.cayng appearance of each
n,eento aor above it, In New York. particularly Trin-
and ST. Paus church yarGs the places of graves sha-
ded by the solemn and heahf umbrage of ems and var
other kinds of shrbbery the not prone
to EARTH if the winds of the resurrection had Frustrated
them There remarkable cleanliness and beauty in those
yards referred which might look for vain in the
Chapel or Granary burial grounds of Boston.
In Trinity church yard marble monument has been
ted the memory of Hamilton bearing the following in
scripton:-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15

son would walk out of the county, and that when he
got into Parliament he would drag before the coun-
try the monopoly and corruption of the borough re-
presented by the other son. The declaration fol-
lowed by tremendous cheering.
The multitude now became so dense that Mr. o.
Connell's carriage could only move at the rate Of
mile an hour, and it was near O'Clock on Tuesday
morning before he reached Ennis. Here he again
harangued the people, observing that he had address
sed them five times the day BEFORE and four times al
ready that day-that he was, therefore, exhausted
in body, but that his spirit and resolution to
them were nexhaustible
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15
HE Died JULY Q, leO4, AGED III.

Near the monument erected TO the memory of Hamilton
there is inscription tomb snguarly and aectingy
beautiful forbear record il and the emotions
awakened in the bosom of stranger an oblong pile
Of masonry surmouned by slab of stone, which are
deeply cut the following words:
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15
TO THE MEMORY
OF
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,

coRPoRArIoN OF TRINITY CHURCH HAS
ERECTED THIS MONUMENT TESTIMONY THEIR
PATRIOT INCoRRUPTIBLE INTEGRITY,
THE SOLDIER APPROVED vALoR,
THE STATESMAN coNsUMMATE WISDOM,
WHOSE TALENTS WHOSE VIRTUES BE
ADMIRED GRATEFUL PosTERITY LONG AFTER THIS
MARBLE SHALL HAVE MoULDERED
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19

"A'oR BsIDGEs,-A party assembled at
.ne mouse Ola dinner-giver of the first water,
slS JUST about to enter the dining room,
I hnen IN walked stranger. more stylishly
% " a. than any of the company, The master
y tue house stretched out his hand for what
r ~ supposed to be letter of introduction
;. s :; unSHown guest, as he gave it, whisper
y" !" nus ear-"Sir, made your breeches I"
v v MAJOR Bridges! I'm delighted TO see you.
,r w re just IN time" The major sat down,
-, ~" all hearts by the excellence OF his appe-
81 s.e' and declared afterwards, to confidential
.,'eEu, that ne never met with such pot luck
, ""S Tile lie paid for it, however, for the
~ NpreSsloIes were ofthe best double milled, s.
WAS :. vas 100 senteel to dun man whose cham
n6nSne hau madc b;,,, ,,>o...-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
NO. 1889
Cash for Negroes.

WE wish tn purchase Owe HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, Of both sexe.. from 1870 S " srs
of age field hands, also mechanics Of every descrp-
ton Persons Wishing To sell would do well to give us
CALL as We are determined to give higher pr'cesfor
slaves han any purchaser who is now or may be here
aftcr in this market
Any commune alton in writing will be prompt, at.
tended to. We at all times be found at our resi-;
dence, west end Of Duke street. Alexandra. u. C..
july II FRANKLIN ARNFlEiD.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-

o'aN WIZ ~ ts''''>->'
tOrV.
VANEs GREEN Cstine, inaker,-has on hand and
y will constantly keep at his old stand OF Royal
81. Nexanlra e At the corner oflJth ST., Pennsyl
v,nia. Avenue Westinghouse general assortment OF
he fashionable AMI ur.ble Furniture, which he
will warrsn, equal il not superior in qrsiity, TO any
ever offered in the misunderstanding part, Of
Grecian, and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal endand PLAIN ,debosrds
Ditto, With searett>snd marble slabs
French md plain bureaus
Dressing DO win mirrors
adies' and Centlemens Secretaries and bookcases
per,ables with marble and mahogany tops
Pierand claw lining, brcaktss, and card tables
Plai do 40 DO 90 90
IA:iies work stands
Shaving and camille do
Xash stands with marble and mahoganytops
Grecan sofas "
Mahogany chairs -
Ulsic stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks sc
w;tb arenerai 4ssor,mentof bedsteads efriehly
carved MAHOGANY, maple and stained woods, al!of
wbich will be soidas for cash they can he pnr
chased ofthc same quality at any other mannsaetory
n the Union. "LIp,
In ,,snr; nent Of 81 DomingOa aud Bay of Honduras
u,hog,uy a mar, Of which is suitable for handras,
n.ayed curt and shaded veneers. copal var
n;shnf ,s,,,rer patty, sacking bottoms, cordsSc'
TURNING AND CARVING
Handsomely executed msS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19

Sugar, Tea. Molasses, etc.
\ lND-hY, MI. = Co offer for sale
IL IS hhds y. - sugar, i't and I'd quality
Is do st CroiX do
81 d. n. q molasses
20 tierces do do
10 chests and half chests GunPowder. Imperial &
y. H. teas, importation 1879, superior qhs'
10 liz aud 6 ID Gait, boxes do do do do
100 BAGS vreen Porto Rico coffee
30 do Java do
80 barrels sand prime pork
50 IS do mess aud prime he,f
$50 sack, fac salt. Liverpool filed
50 barrels :. r.. rum
Cognac brandy in pipes and half do
No rum in h1g>hrads
hnpsheai W india shrub, yer! fine
S,e' SOFT ""ns srs'' Almonds
20 boxes Csvendish tobacco IF good quality will
be sod at : cents per III
20 bags pepper
do pInen'"
10 kegs race Ginger
10 do sal,prire
50 barrels behring's
90 d. No msckerel
IS boxes lemons
so boxes shaving soap
20 10 mould candies wv in,y ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
Washington City, .4ugust i4fh, 1929,
. pruO0saAs

N1II. be received a, the Office of the Quarter Mas
w ter of the Marine Corps until i O'Clock on
Aonds, he 2lst September next for furnishing
1000 Bushels best Firsinia Co0I, and 50
COr6s Of best Oak Wooa,
to he delivered the Marine IA racks and the Navy
Yard in this CITY. dtllS amrnst Is
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$50 Reward

HAN AWAY iroU, the subscriber, living in Fsuquier
IA county, Virginia, muat,o slave n med ELLfS'
about feet or 10 inches high, about p years old,
and has one OF his very much marked by tartar
eme,ic ontrnen, which was applied for the rheuma-
tism re carried with him number of clothes, among
others one black and one blue broad cloth coat, with
roundabout, partaoons, &c, | am induced to think
his object j. escape either TO Fredericksburg where
his father free man named Jacob formerly the pro-
pest, OF Dr. willis Of Orange, resides, or to one OF the
Northern states will give the above reward for his
f taken out of the state, and $40 if APP
nreh, nded IN the state aud out of The county.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
august IS I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19

Fve-h Teas. sc
WILLIAM FOWLE s. Go. have for sale
x.A.l ch, ST. sld n,if cdests Young Tyson tea, OF
1sEP the sumrtrl'- cargo imported III Apr', anu
oi Superior qualify
Go hhIs II Crn,X ,nd New Orleans PRIME sugars
50 hht,s retailing moiasses
so bag Rio c i'er
100 bags Sumatrn pepper
Is pipes
ha'f pipes Sicily Madeira wire
quarter CASKS
e,ghth casks }
% pipes, half pipes and quarter casks, fIco
Madeira win"
90 baskets II ,mpl;gnc
lOJ baskets Bordeaux salad oil
20 pipes iti proof Cossnac brandy brand
10 pipes Holland gin
II II paHeheon' New Orleans r u,~a''' Favored
80 80 h'.' New England rum
IS bbls prime and mess beef .r.
40 bhls prime pork
II tons S, Pc,ersburgh clean hemp
80 bolts Russia luck
40 do heavy aud 'ght Ravens do
$50 coils patent cCrtlage, assorted s,rcs o..
20 packages seine, sewing, aud shop twine
200 hides red soal leather
IS bales of brown shrt'ngs
40J casks uails assorted sizes
100 do pure white lead 1
1900 sacks, Liverpool flied, blown salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse
5000 do Turks Island salt July 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19

hef regular UpS pe'WetH bai'hiofe a"p '"e D'ov''oA
Columbia.
The Steamer Columbia. Cap
tain James Mitchell, will leave the
LS-Ss4asR lower end of Patterson street wharf
LIZ saturday of each week at p.
n. for alexandria. Washington, and Gtmg,foun Re-
turning. she wleave HoShington on Htdnesdny NOR
ming at occk, and .4ier0,dria o'clock touching
tie following places on the Potomac River. to land
passen myers and freight. both going and coming:-
On the Maryland side: On The Hirginia side:
Point Look Out Sand, Point,
piney Point, Bluff Point
Coughs LENDING Place, no, DIS Hole,
opposite Judge :later's. Mrs Walters
near Leonard Town, Quan,ico.
Swami Point.
Ludcw' Perry, and
Mrs. Pies's.
Signals have been placed at each of The above pig
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards of 400 tons burthen, hav
nr tuo engines. and copper boilers She will carry
from 500 10 1000 barrels freight and acc modate III
the most superior sly l At least 100 passengers. For
speed she stands AS vet unr,yalled.
The proprerois hope by strict attention to the com
fort Of passengers. and Of goods, to merit share
Of public patronage
Passage to Washington s., exclusive of fare.
Freight as cusOmary.-GJ All baggage at the risk
of the owners ROSS, Agent.
n. 49, The Passengers in the Columbia arrive sufh-
cien,y earl, for the six o'clock Lines Thursday
morning To Philadelphia
An arrangement has been made, by which the Co
lumbia on her passage to the District, witt receive
passrug or, from of the Union and Citizens Canal Line
Boats the ratapsco. and also from the steamboat
Maryland
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
Wheat wanted

NJOEDECN MILLER & son inform their former
WI customers aud friends that tn have again taken
un,,e,son of the BRICK Mil called 7riadelphia .MH
on the little River turnpike Road, on Four Nile Run
where they viii give the highest price for good Wheat
The. are purchasing, in Alexandria, Wheat, Rye and
Corn and will thank their old friends and customers 70
give. them 81 call. aug ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
For Sale by the subscribers,

For Sale by the subscribers,
~, Pines and half pipes Cognar brandy, 4,h proof
ID various brands.
Is pipes Holland gin
punchcous Jamaica rum 4th proof
5 do no particular rum, 4lh proof
$50 80 h barrels y. run
IS barrels country gu Campbell and other brands
SO do Winchester superior whiskey, some DIS
titled from bsrle,
20 hogshea,ls 1t. CroiN sugr
50 barrels and boxes refined do
Sc hor,hea Is prime retailing mo'ass"s
2 chests Hyson and Young dyson tea
100 boxes sperm candles
SO do mould do
IS do CASTLE soap
Is do swee' OIL
o. barrel, No Bos, on bay macEerei
$50 k,cs half kegs and bo>e. Richmond manufac-
tured chewing too'cco
bales hops, LIST and 2l quality
10 tou> RUSSIA hemp
81 coil, ID ,s,on patent cordaSe, assorted sizes
$50 kegs Dupnnt's Branl,wnc guppow'icr "t dlt'
f.r,nt era les sing, aruo'r AMI trchie y.
in papers snl cann,'er' f'r porting, and
strong, colrs. for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent >hr OF all sizes
So casks 'l;boerts London brown Stout a"d porter
IN quart and pint bottles
Ira,cbs male. and hci, cniorc,l old '4ondon part cu
L,r Mad irl vine in casks ut every SIZE.
so,e of wh,c arr. entitled to drawback
White and pink champaign, sparkling aud SUI
Cl.ret wine in Casks aud bottles
AGcant Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga S"ines IN a. cskS
Passarste
Marsrilles Sherry 80,
50 boxes Maccouba, Frankfort and Na'u'a' I'afiN
snuff .a
500 asks of nails Of all sizes
200 rcams wrapping paper
20 bun lie, sugar LOAF do
So reams fholScsp AMI pot do
20 cases boys and men, tur and wool hats
500 whole and half boxes at al! sizes, bA!imoFe
window glass
Aso y bales German hempen oznAburgs, tcklen.
burgs and hcSsians
3 do i:nSsa diapers
7s bales and cases 5 4. rs. A. 9 8 anil sd
brown and bleached shirtiugs and shee,ngs
Blue and yellow nsnSIns
90 cases printed striped jeans
do white jeans and drili,nSs
10 printed calicoes, hdkts aud s'awis
s bales brown drifting
Go tickings
500, lbs cotton yarn assorted numbers
SO pieces No and 5 cotton sail duck
- bales WHITE red AMI elbow domestic iiannes
assorted qualities
IS packages xed and plain satt'nets' Kersey >
insevs 8 q AMI 6 4 ,willed cloths 4 casnetts
so dozen Germantown halt hose
so do worsted 40
100 do lamb,woo,. worried and iSontS hose
so do lamhswroi. worsted and cotton KNIT
shirt, and drawers
Broad cloths, cassmercs and waisIcoat,hgS
handsome assortment Of plain and figured and
fancy Swiss muSlins
A, 4 and Ga csmorics md jackoneis
Book and fancy British mu'ins
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
Genuine ,MeaiciNe. Sc

Of the latest importation, in addition to his present
stock lie also has on han stock of his best
... BITTERS,
much praised for their good qualities. They have
been sold md highly approved At New Orleans, 'ensa-
cnl ralah ,sse, Kew West, in south America, aud IN
several Of The West intl, Islands Those who wish can
have Spanish labels IN seasons such as this n are
much wanted WHERE figs and masma are COMMON,
those who use them seldom need medicine.
All of which he sells the lowest terms possible FOR
cash. and on short credit 10 puncual customers
~ All who are in requested To make i'm
MO- ate paymcnt aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
Motive.
The Steum,boa,
POTOMAC,
C9PT. VRLAH JENKINS,

CIf thi"H oE'hf-'F'
HAVING been ately hauiednp ut New York com
u plctely and thoroughly repaired, new coppered,
the guards extended quite sit. soas 10 afford plea
s.nt and more roomy deck, and the engine Pu, m
complete order on the most approved plan, will on
etnes,lsy the goth inst resume her usual rou from
the City ofWashngt ea,ing " ashingtona'3s nd
.,exanttia at o'clock ever, Hednesda! after
noon ,rriye at Old Poin, Com nj Norfolk the fol-
owing fteuocn.
Leave Norfolk at six o'clock the ne xt morning and
arrive City Point and Richmond on the evening
olthe same day.
Returning willleavc Riciu orcstsi, o'e,rl on
.,uda, sorning, touching at Cit, Point, and arrive
=, Norfolk the same evening
cave Norfolk at9 o'clock on aGnda) morning,
uchinr at old Point Comfort, and arrive at Alexsn'
;r;a and washingto the next morning in tine Tor
nassfnCer, 20 roc I'd o. 60 Baitn ore.
FbhE:
From washingtoIor Alexandria toa'' places the
Pc mac River, where passengcr.csr b. landed
,,, convenience IT 90
ON washington or tlexandriato Id Pointer or
folk, w w
In. do do. TO JsmesTow 10
Do do do. to City Point SO
Uo do do. to Richmond 10 90
From Norfolk to James Town, 10
nn do to Cit, Point. 90
no. do To Richmond, 400
rrNeaIsi nciudedin ri cases.
anrl9 raTTLES, Aeeni.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19
Virginia J ands for Sale !:
WISH to dispose by sale or lease. of tracts con
1 tanning more than
hN. 900 Acres of land,

,inr in the county of Pendeton, and on the heal
tiers Of the South Branch of Potomac. 1b lsnd cen.
s;sts a. am informed of hills and vsllies, all unclear
ed; great par, is admirably suited for grazing and
not small portion, il is thought IS highly adapted to
the cultivation and growth Of the vine
To individuals or companies, foreigners or others,
TO settle and improve il, for the above other
n,,yposes would sell every other thousand acres on
very liberal terms, lease the fer term Of years
for sual annui'y.bnt 10 purchasers OF tract or
received in easy instruments, property within the
District OF its vicinity. For further particulars apply
to Mr. John Bryce of Baltimore, or 10
hieaantris Jnnc . GRO. JOHNSON,
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Or. w eaaerburn.

HAVING been "r:tormed' out ofthc Office of Sur.
q veyor Of the Port Of Alexandria ard compelled
endeavor to rees;sbs himself in his old business.
beg, leave to inform his fellowctizens that he has
opened an
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19

TaNiiE BaHinore and Poiopne Steam Packet Company
L have the pleasure o! intor ming the public, nat
the above new and splen id Packet has CONNIE need
her regular trims between Baltimore and the Dstsct OF
Columbia.
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{ ,hcesc. Coffee. etc.

NhceSc. Coffee, etc.
a Boxes prime Goshen CHEESE
\ 10 bags prime green iaguIra coll
10 hhds, 10 Orleans molasscs, per schooner
Washington from New York, AMI for sale low BY
aug 81 CLA"h'' r"'r"
Lumber. Tar, Pitch, Rosin etc
ECEIVED a,A for sale by the barrel or larger
a quantity,
Far, pitch, turpen,in", rosIn, vsrn.sh
Spirits of turpcn,ne, herring and lard
.qyso-A fresh supply Of prime North Carolina h'or'
ing bosrjls, with a
General assortment Of Lumber.
,urust Il JOSIAH n. DAVIS.
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seine WHINE

Bales B-;lpcrt shsd and herring SEINE twnc' Jn'
I 1 received from the nanuf ctor, for sal" by
august 81 WI nv" 70 > -"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19

on knG street, one Gpor aDOve NeNSrs.
aJanney & Co.'S store, and opposite J. <
u 4. Douglass, Stationcrs--where hc hopes
81 his friends and the public general, will
call. and furnish themselves with such At
% ticles as are IN his line He expects, IN a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-19

I'll ;nf,rm the pubiic that they have entered in
c.nartnership and continue CARRYING on the
Coych and Harness Mixing business,
~. ,Jd stand on $, Asaph-s,reet, between King
an prince, and formerly occupied by John summers;
Sc all orders WILDE met with promplattenton and
S,scr,rd with neatnesssnd durability. 'eee
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NEATNESs AND J'AsfE.

In female, particularly, they well deserve The name
of virtues but without them, whatever NAV be her
excellencies, size has that will be honored and
acknowledged. may be industrious and
economical she may possess a well cultivated mind:
but destitute of neaness and taste, She epresses rah
erhan eevates the character of her sex, and poisons
instead of purifying the fountain of domestic and
public happiness.
Whatever misinformed piety may Judge, true pie
ty, well informed, is the of every personal and
social virtue. Religion has not unlrequenty lost her
pure and benign influence, by needlessy arraying her
self against all those personal accomplishments which
though not the first, constitute of the appropri-
ate and important duties of the female SEX You
may discover neatness and taste in the mind of a
praiseworthy woman, be her condition in life ever so
humble. You shall see them interviewer with her
thoughts, expressions, and conduct and giving cast
every thing she is and cvcry thing she does Her
manners will partake largely Of these excellent quail
ties, and in every respect be the enIanation of neat
and polished mind, and well cultivated and beneyo-
lent heart. Equally removed from that affectaton of
soitness which is dsgustlu and nauseous, and that in
trepidity which sets at defiance the maxlms of orl
nary discretion. they will be modest pleasing and Dig
nfed, and the natural and unstudied expression Of
that cautious deIicacy which is the best guardian Of
female reputation.
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THE WORLD TO COME.

If all our hopes and all our fears
Were prlsoned in life's narrow bound;
If travellers through this vale of tears,
We saw no better world beyond;
OH what would check the rising SIGH,
What earthly thing could pleasure give
OH who could venture then TO die
Oh who would venture then to live'
Were life dark and desert moor,
Where mists and clouds eternal spread
Their gloomy veil behind, before,
And tempests thunder overhead;
Where not a sunbeam breaks the gloom,
And not flow're smiles beneath,
Who could exist in such tomb
Who dwell in darkness and in death!
And such were life without the ray
OF our divine religion given;
IT'S this that makes our darkness day,
IT'S this that makes our earth heaven.
Bright is the golden sun above,
Aud beautiful the flowers that bloom,
And all is JOY, and all is love,
Reflected from the world to come.