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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-01

~ Our sage friend of the Georgia Courier, wants
discrimination. lie confounds speculation on pos
sible state of things with desire that such state oil
things might occur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

YHNlfE following Garden Seeds are warranted
n JTerm and unn'tred, and are believed to be c.
quol To any OF their kind ever sold in this ina rhet-
PERSONS wishing to obtain Seeds Of this dissertations
are respectfully invited to apply send their orders
To the subscriber, door above the Mansion
House. BIchmond who can also supply them with
genuine .Medecincs, Paints, Oiks Dye-Siugs &c on
htc most reaSonubie terms.
CHARLES GODDARD.
Acknowledgement Giant
BALH-Lcmon
BEANs-Early MaZaran; veII.w six woclr. sp,oI
Lime; case knife Dutch; carly China bush
BEET-IIong blood early turnip; yellow turnip
BRocoLr-Purple cape fine: white cape superior
CABnAGEs-Early York; early Junc early sugar
ioef carly pcnton; rcd Dutch; flat Ouch; imperial
large drumhcad; green globe savoy; yellow savoy
CANRoT-llong orange; lemon Altringiam
CAULfFLowEH--Eahy
CgLERY-Solid white
CREss--Curlcd
CUcUMnEn-Early Frame long grtcn
EGG PLANT-Pmplc
ETDYfE OR SAcopY H'F
LrITucE-Early rosci iupcrhl; brown Dutch; ice
cOss; Madeira
MANGEL WuRrzrt
MELON-Citron; cautelopc
JNfoN-Rod; white Portugal; McJcirl
PA.SNP-Lnrce Dutch
IEAs-I.arly May; carly juno; carly six weeks
GnarIy Washinglon carly Charlton; Jcierson blue
FTnssian dwarf prolific; narrowlat; blue imperial:
white Prussia
pEPrEa-Squnsb; cayenne
PUMPKrN-Ycow
hADhisH-Long scarlet; scarlet tusnp, white tur.
nip
SitstFY on YFcArAnLr OYsrgRs
SPGNAcH-Round
S0UAsn--Tarly bush
JURTP.-Eaty white DUTCH largo white flat,
Dedham Hat; long white Guilford; large yellow
French; large winter
RUTA BAOA. Ia, ro,.
- MARRIED-On-tIie 2ithsof December last Ie,g NJ,
btose1 NJ Lone, naiye NJ Roimnn "a Miss AN Pp.wx
= native Of Geo ,etpwn & T.. f y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
Sza1p6a.
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. Is, 1890.

ai' \ EsrEHpAY the Constitution was adop. cd-a,
by majority of l5-and what has long been fore
hut which is not the less tcmarka5le--by the vo;e
the portion OF the people opposed to the call If Con-
ven',on and Ia any change, and in opposition TO t,.,
votes of thosc by the inst,umrnlaliy c waose con-
stitucns the Convention was called Upon ,hi. re-
sult-he manner IN wh,ch It was effected and the
history of the Conven ion We shall in few DAVIS
the people that the mountain long labor, is de-
livcrcd ut lastand we give them this advice, salts
fcd from observation OF is souulncss-that if, in the
exercise uf their sovereign Discretion they ever see
fit to call another Convention, to elect TO it fewer
lawyers and more OF everyday scusc-for ii the
las, three months has clearly established the wide
difference that exists between talents and common
As /" the new constitution, ii will doubtless be
accc. ted by the people and dstusteful some of
its omissions, those who stick to the good old
cause Of equalty-thc friends Of reform have reason
TO rejoice considering the array OF prejudice with
which they have had contend the superior par
lamcatary acutencss and science enlisted against
thcm--and above all, the prevalence of the
light doctrines, for the first time broachcd in this
Convection supported by high taleut, and recon-
nended by interest--we say, considering all these
things the friends ofrcorm have cause TO triumph
in our opinion, that they have gained so mucii--or
rather that they have not lost all.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
HOUSE Of DELEGATES.

JANUARY 1ith, 1850.
, On motion OF Mr. Campbell, the petition of George
Brown As withtlI avn.
On motion cf MI White of RocLb,idrc ,Ia ,or,
mittec of Roads and Internal Navigation were dis
charged from the further consideration of tho t,ct
ton OF the Common Hall of Lynchburr exccpt sol
var as Pr'ys Tor The erection OF dam, which is re
ported reasonable.
"A report from the committee Of REVOLUTIONARY
claims, lcciing the petitions of James Mullinqs Sad
ler' and OF the Heirs of Lieut.. William Vau.cry,
was agreed 10.
resolution ofthe Commit ee OF proposition. g. gy;c
vanecs declaring reasonable the petition of sundry c,i
Ems ofthe counties OF Montgomery, Grayson i Frank
lin, praying that new county be formed of ceri ain
paris OF sud countcs, vas taken up. A motion WINS
made by Mr. Atkinson, of Isle of Wight -. nmeud
ny striking out ''s reasonable and snsert ..be re
Jec'cd'" The chief objection urged was that IS a
new county be formed, il would moi 10 entitled
representation under the new Constitution and tho
people won ID be DISTINGUISHED; aud under the NJ,
seat government, II tho new Constitution ho nc,
adopted would be giving an additional delegation
To these counties.
The amendment adopted.
Leave 9" absence for four days, was granted Mr..
Engrosred Bile passed.
Marslals bonds '"8
a bill to incorporate Eliza bcth,owu in the county
of Ohm. ' VIC ''"''y
Biz read q sccaai tim. md committed
bill to prevent the destruction af ovs,.rs ;,b;,
certain rivers this Commonwealth
a bill autiiorIsiug John Hodges and Samuel
Haynes 70 erect toll bridge across the wesietn
branch of Elizabeth River.
Dill 10 anthorise n separate election Bt Gar
land and Coifman's store, in the county Of Abe
marie. ;
bill TO amend en- net entitled an act suthoris;por
the widening of Harrison Street, in the town Of
Petersburg. - "
AN act IN aid OF Statute of Louisiana, relative
TO the introduction of slnvcs into that Stale
bill TO amend an act entitled an net to amend n,
Rail Road Company. - '"'''
EHlS re0f second time and ordered Ia be eooros..
bill auihorising sale of cerlain lands. u bc,ons
Edmund Irby dird seized '''''o'
mus reW drsi and ordered IN be read ssco,5 lima
Dill To huthoflse separate eIeciin n, the honsa
OF John Shirley IN the county of Boteteuyi.
Dill to amend the act, entitled an act IN nro
scribe The mode of conducting separate elections.
passed. January ~, 1929.
bill defining the duty ofthc Coroner Of the ci,v
OF Richmond IN extreme cases.
n OH 20 INCORPORATE The Virginia and North Chr
DINA Transportation Company. .-
Dill to amend nm act, nitlcd, "an net for ns
'abishng town in the county Of uampshrc !" mss
cd December ~ I7G7
On motion OF Mr. Yonccy, the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

s,-k OF such a cruel threat aioneSouid kill her sud
is:c wcre other cosldc. ations Of great weigh,
uci would strongly urge the propriety Of suppress.
-,, the affair. The marria &c which IL was trcat-
cncd to expose, Vas III some measure violation OF
the lew, aud bS IN ubcr OF the family most bound
d respec, it. Nothing could be said i'm its justica
ton, in fact, by which the wisdom of law to which
believe the first " in the country is strongly
attached, would no, be condemned. There was, TOO,
inconv, nicncc 10 he apprchcpd.d from exposing to
the gutton curiosity of public, greedy OF gos-
sip, oil the little trifing communications bctw cen
man and wife, running through several ycars-thro
the seasons of those undi@nliod joys and cares of
which tn. stable of our lives is composed.
Gar,h's agent in the affair, Mr.. Wcstmacott, a lit
crary gentleman who 10 be By far too honora-
bic man Ia suit the purposes of his employer, was
made with Sir III. i'avler. the pint guardian of the
box. THESE two gentlemen for some time urged the
arrangement with honorable zeal, but with perfect
fairness on both sides, when it impossible las we
see by the alidavits) To do thing from the
shutting and incorrigibc folly of the youth. Nh
true statement Of his debts could he obtained from
hm-no promise of reform could b. enforced. The
compromise therefore broke of, and the only fact
which it was material To withheld from the public
namely Capt GarthS relation TO illustrious lady
having transpired in the course of it, there is moi
much chance of lis being renewed. In the mean time
The Capt. Elm has ilcda b III Chuncery Tor the r'co-
very of the tious'v obtained papers, and t,
bill has been answered by the afidayits TO which we
have alluded
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
To rng Eplroa or rnt Wnic.

Respected Frcnd In costiny INV cycs over tLa
debates W the Convention my attention. wss bnrticn
orly attracted 10 the speech Of the Preside nt lanes
Monroe on The ed inst II is surely an interesting
spectacle TO sec an indiv dual az his an, having filed
the highest Office III the gl Of free and enlightened
people and retired iron' that elevation, 30 pass the
cv'~ng OF ne IN tls ir' nqnility of duncsc enjoy
ncnis. leaving TINT relr cement nj the request ~
ms iclow-ctizt Ms. and oniy b. coming member
OF 'c Convention, and taking the burden of presiding
over It's DELIBERATIONS but stepping forward IN deb1fe
To ehlghten that body with his experience, and 70
r"pioss tho incorporate nrdou uf some of IFS mem,
bers, by tho intervention of his calm pacific feelings
But IN tracing the conffc ofbis remarks, found
The following observations, ~ regard tu the Tree poo
pic of coor Look at 0ho-WLat has she rocorr,t,
donc' Although she has always sen an advocate ~
the equal lights Of all, hc is driving them from ri,,
in her limits she hGs been compelled 10 i,ts M,
cOU1sc." "
Il's statement, no doubt, had ullusion ia n rc,c
Transaction III Cmcirnati and wlt IL arpen 20 tr Lao,
MADE an impression ut dsiuucc. and who r. ~.
CIRCUMSTANCES arc not known. that is moi ,ya,,,u ,
by 'hc/1Cis: And the important couclusion.,r, =. .
IRE dra"n iTom'it, affecting not hly the cha.
RHO State Of Ohio but subject in wl,icbtbr -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
HIDES AND LEATHER.
9hA Brazil Hides (heavy)
AOO 400 lbs. oak tanned sole leather
for sale by JAMES WINSTON.

lot sHIC Dy JANIES WINSTON
jan 10
NJ POLLARD viii contiI his School the ensuing wear
in the vicinity Of the Virginia Banks Terms Of tuition
Tor limited number OF scholars made known applicants
lie VIII aiso continue night school during the winter
months and give lessons in Writing. Arithmetic Bookkeeping
&c tor the convenience of young in business. o
2-.S3nf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
sUPREME COURT OF unE U. srATrs

~ 4 -
49,, MoNDAY, JANUAHY II, 1890
ne court met pursuant to law.
Presenl-The Hon. William Johnson, Gabriel
DuyaH Joseph Story. Smith Thompson and JoIn
Mcl."an- Associate Justices
[focIanntlon bong made, tho court was opened.
Oh m"h0n i Mr.. Ogden, Grceuc C. Bronson
DanIeI Lord Jun. and Washington Quincy Morton
hs9' OF Ncw York, were admitted as Attorncys
and Chanceors Of this court
ne court proceeded To- call over the docket
:, NO q, JotH oWo,ei md .Ai0scs HcrbsyL W. He
r"''"0"er Cnerat IF The Uaied States, in error to
tHc e. CUT court Of the United States foi the disrict
&I ue"Tgis' Tbs case having been Improperly
clu.c be disInisscd. '''" '""' Sd'u
~" "rncd TIL tomorrow, eleven O'Clock.
,r TUESDAY, Jan. ~.
NC court met pursuant To Adjournment.
y =, senl, as on yesterday, live Jusiicrs
l 'SSc'anIallon being made, the court was opo,tnd
N9' q dten McLsarc cGainnnt. &r. or Hc ,b;o
t fst,e'.Gs, vs. Tie United Sttes Ordered by The
'H' 'not 'bis cnr'sebc contnfod. win Icnvc N tl,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
From he 4leuny,

From The Alexandria Gazette of 7uesiny
FIorR AT the commencement of last week the wagon
price opened at 81 37A but shippers purchasing from
stores al 81 25 which caused the
price early in the week 81 25 81 81 after which /, remain
ed steady at the price throughout the week. with the exception
Of few loads occasionally taken fraction higher Sales
were Effected from during the week from 81 25 to 80
Yesterday, prices remained without any
the most price from wagons was a. 27
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
WHO CAPTAIN GARTH IS.
From The SInnff,trH

Captsn Garth is the son of General Garth &C.
neral Garth by marriage, fulfilling oil the moral
ana 'elgons conditions Of such contract tie hus-
oand OF an lusrlOus lady. The union, however
though such as must satisfy the most sceupulous and
delicate conscience is by law acctiDr one fan,i-
~, and one family only, in the realm, IotiiicaHy IN
valid II was therefore deemed proper to withhold
any public declaration oft, though no nttcrpp, We
pen We VS. yer made - c1ncc Il it from such
OF the Immediate connexions Of the parties as wcro
Of discreet age. Capt. Garth, the ofispring or tic
marriage, was therefore educated a. a private oon
tienan, the rank to which bis fathers station cnti
te1 hni perhaps he was INDUCED 70 form habits of
expense above that rank for it is difficult to exoon
ron any other causes, the Course which he has run
OVerwhclned with debts, Captain Garth having
eNhuus'eu All 'air means ofimportuning his unhappy
parents 20 minister TO his necessities bctook him
gu AZ length to meDaccs; and hnvin ,surrontitioue
" oDtatned number oflottors thnt Ind oosccd bo
tween MA father and mother in the rurGdcn,o ~
married ife-lettcrs which we know ror"s,J
ana could have contained, nothipr L,n % -;
WOuiJ naturally and i0nocenily pass betyvccu
soDs IN that close relation-nothnr fho ,a
not hononrabe to tic illustrions lady-noiling il,
INC slightest degree rejecting upon any mcIiI,bc,
w hcT family, having "surrcptitionsly obtained,
nose letters Captain Garth Threatened Tn n,bl,sb
tnem IN full " he should be paid for their sunny,
SION. The lady whose dreadful misfortune 4 is a.
have gwen birth 10 such son. was M the ,irno IN
ncrnely delicate health from iergors ar.citr. TIC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
FoR rHE CoNsrirUr oeAL W HiG.
To the Spirit IF the .4sotian Harp.

Sweet minstrel, to whose mage art,
The enchanting power nsivcn, -.
To steal away iiom earth tho heat,
Aud yield II up 10 heavca,
Say, art thou no, a holy thing.
That thus with airy fingers,
To raptuie wak'st each sleeping string,
Where sound extaIic hngerS
Thy strain IS not the voice OF ninth,
Forever ffausht with folly,
OH tbs too sweet for augnt on earth,
Save holy melancholy.
Fn as II gently floats through air,
Upon the breath Of even,
No sound OF earth is mingled there,
II brea,hes alone Of heaven.
Il Seems to speak of happier hours,
or joys forever faded,
or paths once bright, and strewed with flowers.
Bare, aud by SORROW shaded.
Oh angels selves might not disdain,
Thy silver tones to- borrow,
And mourn in thy own melting strain,
Mans doom OF endless sorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
LOW
FoR THE VINO.

For THE Who.
Alas! II life is but dream.
o. let IL be Of heart felt love-
That sacred ray, that holy sleam,
From minds Of purcst mould above.
Let others dreams be any toy
Gold, honors, fame, cen regal power;
But y. let mine he still the Joy
That CLOVIS in iirst-love's feveTed hour.
Iife is dream! most glorious Thought!
Then slumber every care and woe;
Aud every good, 80 fercely sought
Eiude my eager erasp.-But u!
Still let my dream 80 ever one
With which my early LIE begun
A fond delrium of the heart,
A dear dcusion of the brain;
A phantom that, with dext'rous art.
Sways, DER the realms OF joy and pain,
scep,re's talisnanic power,
Maeks minutes, years:-an age, an hour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

= ne article below gives the best account, we re-
coll ct to have SEEN Of the abandoned individual !,
d1scribes. General Garth his father has recently
dind- ~ '~NN'''iJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
In the House of Representatives Yesterday the die
cusson on the subject ofthe resolution offered bv MI
Hunt, III refence to the Public Lands was resumed
when Mr.. Burgess continued his remarks but had not
concluded when, the hour having expired the DO
bate was suspended. The House then proceeded n
consider the report Of the Committee on Elections
III the case OF Thomas y. Arnold and P vor Lea -
The COMMITTEE having been refused leave IN sit
again, the question was about be taken on concur
renee IN the report, when, at the suggestion of Mr.
Arnold, who expressed a desire to be permitted IN
make reply to the remarks of the sitting Member
motion was made by Mr.. Archer TO re commit the
report, and the ayes and noes being called the mo-
ton was carried in The affirmative by n vote of IO7
TO 10 The House then resolved i,selfinto Commit.
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. McDuffie in the Chair whom
MI Arnold spoke at some length in reply to AR Lea,
nc COMMITTEE then rose ana reported propress aud
the House refused leave TO sit again. The ayes and
noes wore then demanded and granted on tho snos.
ton OF concurrence, when Mr.. J. w. Tnvlor ,Gcr
few PREDATORY remarks, moved to uraend The resoI
ton reported by the Committee on Elections by s,r
KING cut all after the word "Rcsolved' aud inscrt,nr
words declaring the election 10 have been ilconIlS
conducted, and the seat Of The sitting memter To- he
vacant. Before any question was taken on tlis
amendment, ora'y observation was made the House
adjourned. 'i'"Sc
The General Appropriation Bill was reported from
inc COMMITTEE OF Ways and Means, by Mr. Me-.
DufTic. y -i'' "c-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

ArHnld Nnudain has been chosen n Senator of the
United States from the State Of Delaware to ill the
vacancy Cccasioned by the resignation Of Mr. Nc
Lane, now minister to England.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

Bra=l The expense of the entry of tho Young
Empress estimated to cost $500 600, exclusive
octhe cost ofthe fgatcs employed to bring her from
Europe. The presents in jewels given TO her. are
further estimated at $500 oOo-l2 or Is grand tri
umphal arches wcr,' building, one of winch would
cost 20 600 mireas The decorations ofthc affnche,
of the court it is said "only parsllecd in The
fairy tales CT the Arabian Nights"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

YESTERDAY, the Convention having met al - o. :
clock, and the Chair announcing that the cncross-
ment Of the Constitution was not prepared, mo-
tion of
Mr.. Randolph, the Convention took recess un-
til o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

TIE RonsL-We learn from a gentleman of Intelligence
who left Havana tho iGh inst that tidnss had
ceivcd a that place Of the Hornet and that
general that she must have been loshs opinion render
ei still probable from the English
hisae which was cuizng in the latitude the
the gale barely saved 10y throwing her guns overheard
From all accounts, there much appreIend that
her gallant commander officers and crew have met with the
fate OF the unhappy Blskeley Mobile REGISTER
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01
POLITICAL.
THE CITY OF REFUGE-sr ). q. WHITE.
IaxurA Char, Oh

TIE CRY OF REFUGE--sr J. a. wmrrrrr..
JosnrA. Chap. "a.
f'Away from thy people, thou she,i.lcr of blood.
Away IN the refuge appointed of Cod!
My. paosc not Z, look for thy household and kin.
Tor death Is behind thee, fhou worker of sin.
Away look not back-when that s,rro~fui one
The mother that bore thee shall wall for her .on;
Nor STAY when thy wife rs beautiful blossom.
Shall clasp Thy fair child To her dcsolatc bosom.
Avay, with thy face To tn refuge afar.
~ the eye OF the sun, aud the glow II the star:
Though the Simeon breathe DER thee oppressive
and warm
Res, not by the fountain nor under The palm.
Avay. f"r the kinsman &C him thou has, slain
Hath hrcathed on thy head the dark curses Of
Cain:
The cry OF his vengeance .hall failow thy paih.
The tramp OF his footstep, the shout OF his wrath
And the Slayer sprang up IS the warning wa,
said,
And the stones of the altar rang out L, hi. trrs,.
The wall OF his household was lost ON his car.
lie spoke not, he paused not, he turned no, to
hear.
lie hei to the desert, he turned him no, back
when the rush of the sani-stcrm grew loud in
his track:
Nor paused till his vision fell grateful and glad
On the green hills Of Gileas.-,hc dwellings If
Cad.
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cheeks with a slight and sudden glow
AND then passed away, leaving IN It's
stead the wansess and mournful beau.
~ Of ithe dying. 1t has been said that
Death IS always terrible to look upon.
but to the stricken Emily tic presence
ct the Destroyer was like the ministra-
ticn OF an Angel Of light and holiness.
She was passing off 20 the land Of .pi.
rats like the melting Of sunset cloud
into the blue Of Heavcn--,tealin. from
existence like the last strain of ocean.
music when il dies away slowly and
sweetly upon the moonlight waters.
A Few days after I stood by the grave
OF Emily. The villagers had gathered
together one and all to pay the last ,ri /.
butte of respect and affection 70 the
lovely sleeper. They mourncd her
loss with deep and sincere lamenta.
tion--they marvelled that one SD Young
and so beloved should Weld herself up
TO melancholy. aud perish in the spring
time OF her existence. hut they knew
not the hidden arrow which had ram
klcd in her boson,--the slow and Sc
cret whitening Of her heart. She had
borne the calamity in siIencc-in the
accomplishing quistude Of one. who
felt that there are woes which may not
ask for sympathy-affliciions. which,
like the csnkcr concealed in the heart
OF some fair blossom. are discovered
only by the untiinely decay Of their
victim.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01
NEW MIRACLES.

a new sect Of believers have lately
sprung up in Gareloch. Scotland, whose
faith and works are beginning to at.
tract the attention Of the learned, as
they have for some time excited the
wsrmest feelings of the ignorant. A.
bout twelvemonth ago, a volume was
published, entitled, Peace in BE
iieving. being the Letters ard Memoirs
OF Isabella Campbell" young person
who died Of consumption. This vo.
lumc acquired great popularity amongst
Kindred minds, both from the interest
ing character Of the writer, and the
natural eloquencc Of her letters. A
bout the period of the publication, a
brother and sister Of the deceased were
taken III 81 the complaint Of which she
died. The similarity OF the circum-
stances. character and requirements
OF the two sisters, excited a consiJera.
bic interest among those who consider
ed themselves the true believers
Every word the apparently dying .is-
ter spoke was listened To as inspira-
ton, and she spoke with fcr4or and
fiucncy truly wonderful. Miss Camp
bell was OF the sect who lay claim 10
direct inspiration. and being listened
to with such rcvereDtial feelings. she
probably regarded what she poured
forth to her admiring auditors with sUch
facility, as in reality the oatpourines
OF the spirit. Contrary TO all expec.
tation, she sume months ago began to
recover, and determined, in gratitude
To Heaven. To devote her life TO the
conversion Of the heather. II vas OBJ
yiously necessary 20 the success of her
work, that she should understand the
hesthen language. The difficulty was
overcome By new miracle, and Mary
Campbell received the gift &c tongues,
~ which she became quite as fluent as
~ her native speech. II j. true. ne
one ~hO has yet listened TO the voice
OF her inspiration can understand on,
word she alters when she quits he's
mother tongue bot their faith IL not
shaken IN the reality Of the miracle
shIch - 10 be manifested, even 20 un.
believers, when Mary visits the hesth
cn. Every time she opens her mouth,
The sounds she alters are different ba'
'his only proves the greatness 1T a.,
miracle, the Language being those u
MANY na,ions.
/ The fame of Mary Campbell's inspi
ration. and The divine influence. as u
was called by the troe believers, va
felt by others rf the faithful III,
shape y N general took, Vas tie n,i