The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-09

.al.us? ! hess.cb Tie sboI,tinp,i.ls lbemst I've,
solrmniyslo I,auses,n The II mad and islsI
smI,sr. amidst he infinite variety Of 10.
jrcls Of humsnily and LrnevoIence which
,usiis tI.rsMph'ymtnl &c their energies,
II.t tlYm select some onrso,ore hatmltss,
lIIai ,inss nol Observation-Disclosures our Iou,,
ltry III blood. 4 san upon he small por;
lt"n 81 ibr clergy. which has lvni it.sIi
10 these Mid aud ruiuous schemes, not ID
4 forget The hdly nature ~ ihe divine snis /.
sion NJ The Founder If cur z Religion. AID
ITO profit by bis peaceful examples leu.
treat that portion ~ ny, country wo.n+n
who have gwen her copnirnaucr Il al \
clifton q rtuipmbrr that they ave ever
most loved and houored wherr, tnoying III
their own appropriate aud deIigiiiuI
sphsrs; and u r.Ilrtt thai Ire TX which,
they shed u Subscribing with tbeir lair
hands stoIi'icn rciilion. may prove bur
Is''le prel,n!s q Tie shedding af iic 81 ,od
! fiber Lretlltvu. | acjvs~ al The uhaa-
itsn's OF the ires States II rebuke aud di,.l
|cnDnlrnsnce, by lI,eT o!l,ion and their
Example. measures whic!, mus. ,,e.iia-
Ihiy ieaJ "a the mos: talsmitous Cons,.. .
ausncts. Aud II, Us all. as roun,rympn
. friends. ami As brpthers, cherish 10 IN.
'ading memory the u,u'iu which bore our
ancestors iruin:.hsnliy through all The
triali % the Revolution, rs, IT adhered 10. |
twp coi,!uct ibe'r spsirrty through ali
mai may 'a lls Gisptusaiions Of plovi-
dcnde, ~ rsssrsed for them.
true l'aprlnsssis Of Il retir-
en- nature, and ~ enemy Ii
.pop'p aud Doise; itarises III tie
hrst place from he enjoymen;
OF pns's sell, and in the nex,
'fnr Tue friendship and CONVEX
Saston Of 4 few select compau-
ions; Il loves shade and solitude
antiInalura'ly haunts groves and
touitatns, fields and meadows: Il
~ sho'l Il feels.eyery thing II
wants within itself, aud receives
no adt'ltiOn from mul,iiudes oft,
witnesses aud spectators. Onlt
ne contrary, false happiness y
owes u be IN Il crowd, aud ?
odraw The eyes Of the world !.
'pon her. She does nutreceiv4 !
ny satisfaction from the az d
'lause which She gives herseIt. q
'nl from.thc admiration whIch !;
ne raises ~ Others. She Asur- n
SHE'S ~ courts and palaces, the 4
tres and assemblies, aud feels =
We realities III existence but :
hen she IS looked upon. e
addison. .
SADNESS. -Ihrru issa mysre- II
ons feeling that frequently 4,
assess like q cloud over Ire :" :,
'irlts. Il coAses uppn the souI| i
the busy bnstle,ofs life, III ihe
'clai circle, III the calm and Ill NJ
" retreats Of solitude. lis N,
'wcrs are alike SUPREME oyer ii,
e weak and Iron-hcarlcd Al I'D
le lime il is cansetl ~ IN. Va
Ting IT single thought III u \,
oss the Mln9l.-Againsa sound n,
III come booming i.cross he SAY
'ca'eof memory, gloomy AID uar
Tenn rs the drath-knell, over ~ II
allowing All tie btight hopes onc
q sunny feelInssol The heart. Ito,
no can describe 1t, an.l yea re-
70 has aoI felt its bewiIlering I, ~
Haence? Still ills ,leIicinus ~
y q sorrow; and like q clnnsl reg,
nl"'ng me sunshine Of Tic torn
'er, although causing i no s y,
''''ary shade Of gl.om, il en- M,
noes tlle beauty Of returning euil
ghtness. Fpt,y
--.. and
i>urNomrx,.. nev,
We e.. hold E narrow Slip oi pa X,
: vertically, about 4 ioot from aa.i.
rye, and fix boil, eyes upon tain
object ~ saine distance be- fols
'd u, then if We allow lie r