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treated bis dependents kindly; and wouid
listen 20 ~ sTgumfnl IS long a. a spreril
20 Cnngrss. SilhanI ever ORee 1IIenpl
ing an lnlerruplion. Every body said lie
xas . nasI agreeshle companion. and
eEery body wondered Al his rrformaIion.
Al first, IL must be confessed. Frank
felt EssiiEe under This prngTess towards
PeTfeeIibilIiy. But. in prDers. of time.
q beeame A. easy IS an old slIoP, and
finally contributed vastly ~ his happiness.
lie MAS rad Of lhnse frequent mnuliica.
Iinns, that So often tumble the edlfire al
human vanity to the gInund; he ESCAPED
Ill"se bitter dissPpainimehis which elrr.
nsl!y fuliow the irniiinn "f the will: he
esraped The ra'-u-nine-lalls OF r0nsci-
enee. which ever lacrrales the hack III
lapeiunns designs and actions: and be
nefer allerw ards rsksd his lie lar The
PLEASURE of INDUCING his U'cIb~sTing
disposition. By inierruPiing q speech.
Ii his fortune diminIsllsd. he had The
Satisfaction Of thinking. though h. dad
moi SEIZURE To tell Eilen"r So, that il Was
not lis ,luine; aud II any ihing went
wr"ng. he could silly indulge in that
greatest nf all the drlighis nf a husband.
laying tie Haze an laIs wife.
Thus did he pass his rrmsining years.
until, towards The rl',sr. he had become
the perfect model al a PlilnsnplrT--a
secnnd Socrates; CIR he might he sa,d i"
hs indifferent 10 all The evils and pleasures
of moriaIiiy, not excepting those of
maIrinnuy. HIS life Vas me uninlrr.
uipted. dead calm. which is tie last
sublimaIrd stage Of philosophy. lie
Irnabled himself nth nothing, and n"th-
ing troubled hin. lie parted Ir'm thr
aoIli as though lie lef. n"thIng hrhInd
him Ia roget. not even his Wifi; aud
whcn Ellrnor urged him To make hrs
will. reIl,rd, "my dear. y"u knnw ] have
M will of nv own-dn as you please"
Two-ihirds Of his estate therefore went
10 dist,nt relalinns--whIrh hrs wife
thought rather hard, considering the pains
she had taken To bring ab"u' hrs refurms.
lion.
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nerrr baked Al or spoke 10 Flank. xcepl
10 hui the poor gentleman liille when
he SshInEed 10 come near her. Flank
returned hume that night nr rather morn
Ing with his opinian ri himself some y hat
laEered. snd ere the second mnnlh Ofhis
marriage had expired. his personal vanity
Was FAST changing into most becoming
humility. Certainly" gnaih he. Z"
esnn"s be 50 handsome as ! thought N.Y.
sell. ar Ellehnr would scarcely prefer The
society of every nllisr man 10 mine"
The opinion he enleTtained with re-
gard 10 his genius. requirements. and
knOaledge Of the ward. Mas not deslin-
Ell lung 10 survive his estimate 81 his
personal accomplishments. Ellenor uni
iHrmly preferred the sentiments Of every
other man 10 his own. and ten times .
day wRuld exrlaiIn, l.nTd. my dear,
Tor sensible man you certainly are the
greatest fnul every met wIh!" II al
any line Frank undertook to make bar
gain, or negotiate an affair in relation Ia
has property. or any irling mailer, il
was The same Thing lie was always
wrong and never failed of being saluIed
with, Lord, FeaihsThead. what wrong
headed man you are! You knaw N"
more 0l business Than the man in tie
mnnn." When a wife compares her
husband 10 that old gentleman, lac is in
bad way: and accordingly. in little
time. Frank began 10 have a still lower
opinion Of himself, AMI higher one ri
his wife. "She is ceriainly," said he, "s
clever woman, she knows so much more
Than | do" In three months he was
cured Of his vanity, and run that time
scarcely venlured an opinion. even OF
politics or The weather.
The seennd great fault Of Frank
Weaiher.lead--wAs his wIlfulness, whIrh
this exemplary wife, 10 good Time. cured
BY perpetual contradiction. Il was not
long befare he discovered. or rather was
convinced By experience. that he actual,
hal no will Of his own. or what was pretty
much The same thing. his wife never
permitted him 10 indulge il. Habit is
every thing. and the habit of having hIs
viii, al length ielJed To ihs, Of obeying
The will &c anoiher. The same process
rured him of his impelansi,y. since j, IL
plain that man who never has his own
way. is in no danger Of doing things IN a
hurry. or passion. ....
Rllenor was inclined x,sasSssss n, ss,,sF
l a. .sf,cn sise case MN m"st WI" "'e s""
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si"'''' w o"ss'."' "'@'
enIe' upon eohps'si"h' ''"m'ne pleasures
NJ" enjoyment n' youh' Is followed U.
az excessive indulgence wheh 'hese are
piaced w''h'n our reaeh' as none are :"
prone 10 eln'iony as Those who nave 1"
= long ume oeen KEPT on SNORT commons
ne oess way 10 prevent excess ~ me"
OF Women Is 70 petm' ''le young I"
pat''Ae m'"efa,e'y 'n al 'he ihh"'e"'
ehJ'!'neh's OF 'l,e' oeeo"''"s Tue means
a'u s'aiohs ~ ,nsir Pareh's' d WEI. .,,' a.
'ne'r o"h annc'ps@a pr"spee's' "e
rAuassgance !" Easn", careu uia' ~
r'a,iAs ~ ihaA'ns y aoso'u'e'y "e.fssar.
VT nun W se'fencn nus own expenditures
y was 'mpass'pie J" supply 'he eaua'a-
gs"e'es " o''"' "nu 40 L'es', zen ="
mspos'''oh. 70 restrain hefs' y i"'io"s 'l,a'
,ne 'aoa1 =. fe'tenen'i'en, 'en upon ''e
hnsoahn 'ie acc"r"iigy au"p'eu =
sys'e'lol seil-ue hsai' alu y = 'e,ra'Aaoic
..a' y was "n ms particular alone .hal
Mts, "eau'efi'ead allowed nun me 'ser
indulgence OF sihs VIZ. lie became q
model OF prudence, anu was o'len quot
eu rs sh example 70 ail eAuassgaht aus
bands.
"hen single man. a. mas oeeh oesore
observer. frsiik was femafkaolr i"f an
osernearins arfnganse. lie exercised de.
spauc power over bis mothef anu al her
lonseilold; nc cou'ra'ilesed ",tii'nailesila-
,ion, and argued without courtesy; ne
listened ialpauensl:. aud interrupted an
argument witl'on, tlie least respect !"
gnnd manners; 70 his equals lac was
dlsagfeeahe companion. 10 his interiors
iyfant In short he was accustomed IL
pay Itlie or 40 resPect 10 Tie ieeiinss oi
others. aud had ionsill twn 'i'els abroad.
one. 10: in.ernpilig Frenchman IN a
diafribc against me rlnzen-klng: the
other, Tor cutting SHIRT an Engllshman
IN lbs observations an The weather.
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From > late farriga Jagfnal.
CHILDHOOD.

CHILDHOOD.
Childhood i liks the isug ing hours
OF rarly sprinE-
TIE very rIaad that DER |, lours
4 charm can bring;
For Ike al AP,il sly, .. =..
4 shaver. slany ray.
So tie hi 4 tear ia ei,idaood's eye
Asnile car chase away.
BIT even whist We raze
Those carly DAYS are CONC.
AID spoa The g'e~ing rays
Ofs4mmer hasten ani
Tie ba hath opened 20 the flaWer,
The boy 60 manho1d sprung.
All from lis heart s.n's darksniag power
Ils bitterness hath wrung. a
10 dream. lhsi Be- cas- win from fame
A. honared. dralaless aame;
AnI f,llps elap's banners bright.
tie i,ds Al early s'ayei
Bat me nary enshraud. - nigh,
The lasi hope VI the htase.
lie I. f1eoticn o'cr his bier
M nalian : irsrs are shed;
Naught save = widowed mothers tear,
Lsmeats ihe hero dad.
The port strikes his Into
Sweet t'.riii > goiae slHngs .-
Bat pibic praise j. muic--
IIis l. y n rapture brings.
And mouraiaily lis h.sd
Echoes is tender tone,
His airy dreams dsFar,,
lis hope Of fine has hswn.
Like On expanded lpaer.
Whose leaves fali one ny me,
Hop fade. 'aeaih disappointment power.
Till manhooi's prime !, eoao.
Asd age. like sslu,aa. chill and sssc.
Sealtsrs eaea faaing l-Af.
Till no, one nowsr remains % cheer
The path Of life % sadly dfcar,
And vet 50 brief
Till all the weary heart woes crave
Is huI rest from woes--
The coming .isler uf the gave
~ srow srIani aim rafoas--
And ever thus from youth 20 age.
Man ,rtals lis weary pi'grimage.
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F,o,n lhs Petersburg IaIeliigeaeer.
HENRY CLAY AND ABOLITION.

HENRY CLAY AND ABOLITION.
The Van Buren, papers are s.fsiniBg
every nerve % make The public believe
Henry Clay an abulIiinnisi. For want
.i rlrriinnrrrlng usiirr. they eagerly
catch hold &c any and every thing 20
suhsrr,e ilIrr unhallnHed purposes
:. Drna ming men will catch Al slrsss."
Finding that NJ. Van Buren's admins
lraIian mu-i sink. without they can in
,en' some new device 10 blssser 10 up.
they have srlzed. wiih asidiIy. on lel-
Ter from ]. e.. Wsens. nf Nd, address
ell tn Henry Clay. for the purpose AZ con-
ticilna thai great STATESMAN With isyaring
the nrfarinus designs az The sboliiionisis.
TIL. letter is as ridiculous a. lrosfy de-
clamsliun and windy gaIruliiy can make
~. a..aa
To do away with any impression d
may make upon the public mlnd. we copy
the conclusive evidence contained in The
lnll.u ing resolutions. submiued by Mr..
Clay 10 The Senate of he United Stairs
iwD ar three m.nlhs sR":
ResOlUed. That when the District III
Columbia was celrd by ,lic states ~ vir-
gina aud Mar, lani 10 the United Siale-.
domestic slavery existed in both those
s,alrs. including The coded wrfilofy; and
thai as u slli cou,iunes in both nf them. il
could mol be abolished. wi,hin the district.
without a. violation Of that good faith
wl,Icl, was implied IN The cession, aud in
the acceptance II the territory.
That II is Tile delibcraae Judgment
! nf Ihe Senate list the institution Of do
nrsnc slavery oneI,s MOI to be abolished
N''''''' It's -is-s.s.s al Columbia: and il
esrues,iy hopes that all s,nccro friend.
u2I ile Union. and 81 Ilarrnony. and gene.
i-fs,L cease u,ourt.. :,
disturbing qu5slIsln.
|" That u would be highly inexpcdient
10 abolish slavery in Florida. The only
territory Of The United States in which !,
now exists, becanse 81 The scriaus alarm
and just apprehensions which would
thereby exis. in the states sustaining that
dumeslic institution.
!" Illa. no power is delegated hy lie
constitution 70 Congress. 10 prohibit, in
or between The states soIrrasinQ slavery.
the sale and removal Of such persona 4.
are held 10 slavery by the laws Or those
States"
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On passing up the Mississippi few
DAYS ago. we had among osr passengers
lwn friends j"urnrying 10 the Gar wrsi;
one murh reduced nv sickness. the nth
rr an active. n"ble hearted. hot headed
Kenluckian, who, during our passage.
had hesa. uaremiiung ia his ai,rn,inn 10
for wind; our Krn,urky friend bountl.sl
l..s mai a..-.-~sPnn Until
ul.aard o.,
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Machine for makiag Nee ues--aIes.rs.
C""ker 4 SON, Sheffield. England, have
Obtained Patent far. aud commenced
~"k'"e, "arh'n- tor making needles,
~h'en draws "a' The wire aud straight
ems H. cuts 1t The exac, length, points.
!r'Ils and c"un.ersinks The eve. files off
the Rough edges. aud finally drops the
needle mi" bax. al the rate nr 40 nee.
dies 'n'na,e. The praprlemrs expec.
that h''v machines may be attended by
i've persons. aud ,ha, these will produce
"ns m'lll"n two hundred thousand nee.
dies per day.
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-Ne'cspapers Is. Drink -. positive.
" never knew a msn ia the counlry ~hu
was 10" pnnr la take newspaper. Yet
Nv" on. Of three. even respectable peo.
PIE, read No papers hG, what they Dor.
i"w. As speak generally. hope 81.
lend noae. II io--ihe greater me ne.
crsslry To speak aut Every man is able
conveniently ,"takr newspaper. How
many VII" 'h."s themselves ,aa p.,or 10
take newspaper pay inur ilncs as much
dhly lar dr'u,! Miserable man, ,hou
ATT p"or iadeeds Bsaiamia Franklin.
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A friend is never known till needed.
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