Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-10
FEMALE MUTABILITY.

Pque her ana soothe by turns soon passion cromn,
thy hopes "--BYRoN,
gave her rosc-and gave her ring,
And asked her 10 marry me then:
But she sent them all back--the inScnSible thing,
And said she'd no not II of men,
told her ia oceans OF money aud goods,
And tried her to fright with growI,
But she answered she wasn't brought up in the
woods,
To be scared with the shade Of IN owl.
called her baggage and ever, thing bad
sighted her features and form,
TIL AT length succeeded in getting her mad,
And she ragged like the sea IN Storm;
And then IN moment turned and smlI'd
And calPd her my angel and ALL
And she fell IN my arms like wearisomc child.
And exeaimd-" We TOLL narrg nert f1H.n
n corning rotce.--A writer in the Knlcker.
booker draws, IN the sublolned brief sketch, a 70.
voting picture. Yet how many young men are
/ chasing gllded butterflies -lhngs Of a div
allow superior thought ], Is the love Of tins
young giri, unaconstomed to the world To that al
the hear1less aud false doll Of dress whose ever,
VOID Is Tor effect and every thought desire lo
admiration; Who cah Sacnhte domestic plonsur,
and follow fashion and yce--yco of thought
J who lives only IN crowds, and is miserable alone
who loves sell suptemely and takes husband TO
J his carnage and house, and enters into ma,rmo
ny lor The liberties Gullows her There are sue
J women the idols Of the ballroom and the belle
} Of the watering places. They enjoy bu,te,a
, celebrity and Then decay early in mind and had,
} the victims TO iashion, OF worse. " hnt thop,h,
mus, hnger around the bosoms of such women O
5 their dying beds, as they think Of their neolectp
/. God louns men know not what they ioIloy
d as they glide on IN the wake Of the plumed syre
!. OF tho dance. They alo the false lights VIII,
meteors hold oul TO draw the tumbnp SHIN nm,
the rocks. They lure US on with music md !,
patterng OF my Ieet and Jeweled finger, n,
false smiles, aud false hearts and when n, u
4. Tim IS caught like the Ve'led prophet, they dlsp
A their awful hideousness. No, mol Low
" found in gentle hearts. Ii dWes not amid the
o. OTIS Of pleasure il dies in the glare OF spIond,
I'd aud cannot live in the heart devoted to dress a,
x, weak lolhes; II Is more matured IN qu,eine,
ia than loud applause, or the worlds prase. Gi
me the sharply defined feelings OF young a
= umld gul, and leave you to the confessions
the gaudy coquelte Give me the beaminr Ola
u ces OF liquid eye, and | yield the bright a
ID flashing blaze Of the proud beauty to others.n
IN The 6oundary,-The following is an extr
:, from London letter IN the Quebec GazeI
~ dated June IL
u II think you may take II as certain, that a 81
j. cial convention has either left this country,
v. will speedily be sent 10 America, for arrans
: the basis OF settlement Of the disputes with
= government Of the United States, relative 10
:" boundary question.
- Her Msjesiy's advocate, Sir John Dods
=. has, for some time, been engaged IN drawing
% this convention, which, am told, is in street
i iormiiy with the Instructions sent 10 the Am,
can munster al our Court.
q The other mentioned facts | am not at llbe
70 at present, TO communicate. But think
rs knoIty point is in fair train Of arrangement