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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-14


MARKS OF WoRLDLINEss.- a
fellow traveller with you 10 the bar of God,
to state some decided marks of a worldly
professor.
l. A general worry spirit manifest
ing itself in the prevailing currents of
thought, which place us in anxiety about
personal appearance, undue attention to
etiquette, &c, &c.
2. A londness for light reading, such
as novels and all fictitious works caIcuIat.
ed TO feed the fancy and starye the heart.
3. Fondness for those literary attain
ments which raise US high in the worlds
estimation for wisdom, and are calculated
to lessen in our esteem the Bible. and
such other books as are of decidedly re-
ligious character.
a. Cultlyating taste for such music
as has a powerful influence directly cal
culated to draw our hearts from God.
5. A fondness for parties, or what are
sometimes called social interviews, where
every subject is made the theme of con-
versatlon but the interest of the immortal
soul, and where the blessed Savior is lit
orally turned out of doors.
g.. A dislike for the society of those
who are eminently devoted to the exten-
sion of Christ's kingdom.
z. A growing indifference to social
prayer-meetings, where the heart of re-
ligion is more generally manifest than In
large assemblies.
8. Finding fault with those who raise
higher standard of Christian character
than our own.
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VOL. xI. NO. At.

ans nome, to spare-yes, the very pirate,
Is such man as you or | might have
been. Orphanage in childhood; an un-
irlended youth; an evil companion; re-
sort to sinful pleasure; familiarity with
wee scorned and blighted name scar
cd and crushed affections; desperate for
tunes-these are Steps which might have
leo any one among US 10 have nnfurled
upon the seas the bloody flag of univer-
sal defiance; to have put on the terrific
attributes; to have done the dreadful deeds.
and to have died the awful death of the
ocean roober. How many affecting rela-
tionships of humanity plead with us 10
spare him. That head, that is doomed to
pay the price Of blood, once rested upon
mothers bosom. The hand that did that
accused work, and shall soon be streatch-
ed, cold and neryeless, in the felon's
grave, was once taken and cherished by
iather's hand, and led in the WAYS of
sportive childhood and innocent pleasure.
The dreadful monster of crime, has once
been the object OF sisterly love, and do
mestic endearment. Pity him then
Pity his blighted hope and his crushed
heart. 1t is a wholesome sensibilitv. liz
is meet Cor frail and SHINING creatures ike
US to cherish. II foregoes no moral dis
elimination. Ii feels no crime; but feels
it as weak, tempted, and rescued crea-
ture should. 1t initiates the great Mas
ter; and looks with indignation upon the
offender, and vet it is grieved for him
Req. Grille Depey.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-14
PIETy AND CHAR1TY.-1

PIETy AND CHARITY.-The very pI,-
rate, that dyes the ocean with the blood
of his fellow beings; that meets with his
defenceless victim in soue lonely sea
where no cry for help can be heard. and
nlnnoes his dagger to the heart that Is
pleading for life-which is calling on him
by all the names of kindred, OF children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24
PLaN0 SAM 10 .Mis,issiuui hu E. R NASH

I.I.TO ScIt - sHtsStS0tPFt Uy
EAR SRIhc Piano which srcctcd and forwarded
made by Stodat, Worcester and Dunhlm New York;
safely hand in fine order and perfectly ntune greatly
PRISE after leaving New Orleans passed through three
boats before its arrival ut Troy small within eight miles
my house; from thence was handed by Nothing bu, tho
very packing could have insured its
order bly, daughter much pleased with IT, and considers fully
equal if superior, TO the FIRST purchased Of YOU which
good judges pronounced excellent with confidence
rccomme 10 those wishing purchase pianos rely you
wc select pack up; they vii 10 dsap
pointed Most respec'fully yours, &c.,
Copy J. T. LEIGH.
Yela Busba County, Mississippi.
The above from Mr.. Leigh who recently resided in Amelia
county Virginia, CcTk Of the Court The first piano which
sold him he disposed Of before he len for Mississippi Colonel
Samuel D. Burko Of Prince Edward and leaving Amen gave
directions for forward him another New OIlcuns which
gave great satisfaction.
E. P. NASH, Petersburg, Virginia.
Anfi1. -l0,;f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24
TEXAS

packet New York, Captain Wright, from Galveston,
yesterday, have dates from that place the 9TH
slant, and from Houston 10 The ls, II gives much
qualification 10 perceive from published OF the Tex
ian Congress, that respected Citizen o. de A. San
tangelo, Esq has been granted league and labor of
and and the commissioners for The county of Harris.
burg requested 10 issue certificate for the same
The Congress has also rendered him its thanks for the
firm and Jealous support with which he has maintained
the of Texan independence in the Ell Correo At
lantco opposition 10 the enemies Of civil and eligi-
Gus liberty.
The civil authorities of Galveston prevented duel,
which about TO take place between two officers one
Of the army, the other Of the navy.
meeting Of The citizens Of Houston had been held on
the 9Th u for the purpose of arranging for
the construction Of a railroad.
The Houston Morning Post Says
The Western counties which have been known since
the commencement OF the revolution, lhe o. pulat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24
N0yt's office.

Drawn Numbers of Alexandra Lottery, No. 8, drawn
f6th-$50, 900 capital
Is as IS 45 81 81 IS 70 26 8 "a 81 10
May "a sit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24

IT INIT YOUR PRICE, say Three Hundred or Three
III Hundred and Fifty Doars-give the outlines Of
The style Of finish you admire, and if do not furnish
you-wilh PlAso that will bear the test, then | will
agree 10 take back and count myself Judge of In
strumen!s. f. p. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg.
p S am expecting 9 or 10 Pianos next week, Of
superior quality.
u beg leave TO call the attention of the public 10
the letter from John T. Leigh, Esq (ate Clerk of Anne
liza Court relative 10 Piano which sent all the way
to Mississippi. E. P. N
May 81 4-2aw3wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24
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1nnnink,rcnfc In fhe Pr.cidEn nj

Jnhn C. Nco to be Judg e Of the United States for
the District Of Georgia. in place of jeremiah Cuyler,
dcceared.
Iiarmanus Blocker, Of New York. 10 be Charge
dAaires Of the United States at the Hague, in place
Of Augustine Davezac, recalled
John Neville, Collector Of The Customs at hatcher,
Mississippi vice James Stockman, who has vacated the
Office.
Colonel Bernard Z. Bee, Texan Minister Plenipoten.
tisry to Mexico left New Orleans Saturday in the
UoodLury for Mexico. The Bee says, ave understand
he bears the olive branch of peace, the object Of his
mission being 10 obtain The recognition of Texan in
dependence The part of Mexico and 10 form treaty
of peace, ami'y and commerce with that Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24
HOyt's Bank of Prizes.

Hoyts schemes for June really Brilliant as will be
by referring them in another part of this paper
All orders for big przes heretofore should be direct
ed to ID. NJ HoYT,
Richmond, Va.
Nav % 5-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-24

FTce Thinking IN 1HkcNlgdH was auHuIIeu uI tHe aIe
session Of the Legislature Of that State. The sta.
tu.e declares that if any person shall hereafter attempt.
To exercise banking powers under the old law it is de.
cared that he shall be deemed guilty Of felony, and
shall be fined in any sum not exceeding Ten thousand
dollars and confined in the State prison than
Ten lees than year" No association not orga.
nized md doing business for six months preceding the
passage Of The late act and which has not deposited with
the auditor general The securities required by law, shall
hereafter be allowed 10 transact any business except
such as may be necessary 10 wind up lis affairs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
f,oa le Hafgerd falstal.

f,oa As Hagsrd Falstsi
ASo7nfa DiYoRer CAsE ~ IliGu IirE ALsosr
- Il al probably be recollscrsd by u.sn, Of ont
,eadefs diai Ms. Willard. Of l,fa., \ y ufe vas
e. many ssafs Al the head 81 ceiebiafed and pop
Hiu female Seminary 10 lhst ciIs. vas % AIRED o.
bout Yer since 20 DR.. } ats fagmeriy Of Alhaas
man Who hsd we tive. shtaine 80 ne eel Bfl-
" - fhsseias thpngh u leN eieuinsiaotes - 10
rs enoiat, matters. : on alter tic marriage Mrs.
Yates who Tad asq-aeda handsome properly htle
al lioy' ma engagements 10 remove 10 Boston
WIN of eustand, for The purpose. rs Was supposed,
OF NOR 81 nveuienty experimenting the publication
OF szf,sal books of which she Vas auIlIafts. Ipan
taei. arrival in Boston fashionable house vas ten
TED, aud between iuur aud I've thousand dollars aiken
from Ilr purse Of Mrs. latfs 10 furnish II IN good
ssle Size discovered, however thar the tllaf-
scter aud disposition Of her busbaud were the re-
OF what shr had to expect. aud thaf le
was ia istt fstauntoal AID uni ftciptfd man. hnd
rnha an open and hardened I,fdel aud debauchse
A. was 10 be expected. Mrs, Yates soon began To
reerse nom hef husband the uni ind treatment
and The most marked NEGLECT. Wnh lhe spfii OF
iofbearanee TINT dIsing her sex, hosevef lie
lady befe silence the III usage Of ef husband In
/ ~ 3thin few otks pasi, when she come 10 the
cenelusBn tint n Ia longer her duty 10 suef
from, aad quietly endure his cruelty.
/ She has according sly itlt "tbe bed aad boatd' Of
d.. aies AID returned TO Toy. With intention,
/ " c understand, At again becoming eonueeled With
the Female Seminary IN that ciiy Willie her husband
has not OF ~ refused 10 allow her TO remove single
aftce of The furniture or hrr horses and oar-
/ mage. all at Which MS pufebastd win her money
but 10 al tn. motnrHi boHtdne one 81 tie hotels IN
Boston uDon Tie aYails al Tie articles. which lie rs
dlspuslng Of he Gnds his convenience or interest
/ requires. Mis-. Yates Tn the ohtf baud, has en-
1 tioy cd btolhet-n.aw, who is lawyer 10 vermont,
+ 10 go ID Boston aud institute such proceedings as
will secure 10 her portlhn ai least oil her properly
I Whit success hcf counsel viii meet with ttnalts 10
/ be seen. Tie fHcts contained 10 The abpTc biitl
statement OF tins singular aud unfortunate aliar, we
received nom source tntiiirdtp imrlioH confluence,
aud therefore have been induced give them publ
/ CITY. We do So however, not with view 10 Ted a
morbid appe lie lof scandal but nia desfe to pfo-
I teel IuHoori AID srue ttom lie poliutng touch
oil the unrrinepled and dfgraded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
Iron 4 Norfolk Beacon Nefs Slip, Aug 2C.
A SUSPICIOUS VESSEL


Captain Mack Of The packet sc r. presideni m.
rsed tins morning, has politely communicated the
following
On the 2Ifb inst. - miles Fast Of Line Ege
Harper, he spabc the .chr. Emellnc lrum NV Bed
lord bound 10 Philadelphia, fem The Capt,in ut
which he obtained The following statement. rha on
the l0lh, r. NJ. on Batueeat. in L lahoms water he
fell IN with, and DO rdcd Schooner about Is tons
carrying iufe-tol sail, bad spread eagle head and
Hampstead On lel stef0--htr sails nffo neaty all
blown 10 pieces aud IN an almost helpless condition
her bottom was pointed gicen. AID VAS very f nl
and from lcf appearance II WAS supposed Hat she
had been NJ sea several months. They were out Of
water, aud had to dunk sail water foi several DAYS
previously. Whcn the Captain of the Enalnr
buarded ht lac found about IS persons on de, t. and
large number in the hold, apparently in stare ol
starvation all black n3cn. hon could speak
English. The Captain OF the l.. took her In TOW ,
and made all sail She could. Il appeared from the
conversation which WIS held on board the strappe
vessel. (which ess 10 Englisb, and overheard by the
Captain oithe E.) that Il esdonl, their inten-
ton to taht possession olihe Emeline.--'fhe Cap
tain OF the T.. her off, after which the strat er
vessel sent her boat alongside after water; The crew.
% IN numbcf) beng arm ed wuh dhks--tbey were
not permhtcd 10 come on board. The Captain uf The
l.. observed TO them to return 10 their vessel and
bring THEFT papers, and II lie foun HAT they were
pursuing an honest voyage he would render Them al
ihe asslstauee that WAS possible Aaef the boat p
turned TO tie vessel they saw ilon, The Il. uhne
man coming up fiom below, WHO after some oouvef-
saiion with the boai's ctcw, abandoned their deslen
and boistec up their boat.
The Captain OF tie Emeline understood from the
boai's crew while alongside, that tliry had about
nlfee Ions q money, aud a large quanidy OF Linen
aud boxes 81 ready made clothing on loafd. The
men had alatge quantity Of Donbloons fastened a
round Their WAS $. ! he Captain Il I've +. nInl e.
states, iiaton he neAt morning he saw The strarre
vessel sgaia. shout miles disant--ihey fred thee
gnrs--whe,n be was on board Of her rot SINGLE gnn
was 20 he sen, nor ny other than black people
lie did net ascertain where the vessel was from or
where botrdio 10. The had very savage ar-
pearanee, * The white man, supposed 10 be the Cap
tain, had piraticsl look with large nluslachios.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

Whether calculation, or that Of the Albany
Argus will approximate most nearly to the aclua
result Is iur he i0ture 10 determine We a,e ga.
tished, however, thai II Ne are TOO sanguine in rea
tion to some OF The States placed in the Wing co.
lumn, the Ar-us is absolutely mpudent in claiming
Others for YIN Buten. Maine, for example, III,
known, gave Wing majorily two Yeas ago, which
was reversed Twelve onths since by only small
vote. New YORK. al the last election, gave an over.
"he'"ing W hS majority, winch there is no good
reason TO suppose has been even dimin she'd much
less reversed New Jersey has generally gone for
the Wings. when there was fair and full contest
though, We confess is in possible 10 estimate the
en- Ct which my be produced upon her vote by tho
immense military encampment recently formed
WITHIN her boldefs, without rhyme r,ason,' 50
lar as we can see, and while the Florida people are
ha'assed to death by handful Of indians, who
might perhaps be kept in check if these i" holiday
rooPs were in the tented field The vote of Vug MA
asst SPflng, was SO close 10 justify sanguINe
nope that she will be redeemed from tie domination
u Tie spoilers North Carolina. as wall be seer, by
q ,aouiar statement which We copy to-day from 'he
Raleigh ReGisier, IS decidedly Wing South Caro-
ina stands aool, she has DONE for cbl years al
Armed Neural, in which position she will probably
einain until MIR. Calhoun takes the field in person.
Mississippi gave Wing majority at her last cleo
ion and there 20 good reason Cor sppposins that
he HAS gone over 10 the Missouri Resriclon''''
ennrssce, II IS irue, has given Van Buren, mAJof'
T about COCO in upwards ofloo, zoe ,otes,bui nnos'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
LyNensusG, sEPTEMnER ,, I,,o
. PROSPECTS BEFORE U.s.

certain hero Of the olden tine. yclept g.h...,
rendered ms rarae INN ortal. Tor his humorous hi.
rapher did for hm.) by the invention of an easv,a
tIod Of destroying enem,'s army, withou, ,le ~
pendluie perils Ola pitched battle. lie pro,o..,
hill them of detail, by the proves of his sinai.
arm, FIRST challenging one. and having slain him
couple more ard then score, all ofwhom Of ro,,..
fell readily, in Imagination, beneath his yieo,;oa.
blade, until not Que was left to tell the so,x os,..,
overthrow. 1t needed nothing, therefore I'm, Il
po"ei Of computation 10 ex,irpate any army bov,y
er numerous aud i-appdinted-that is to say +
Bohads theory was sound But Bobadil fo,.o, :.
estimate the chances OF his own overthrow e.,
got hat arotlel's mis ht be as strong and -.
Il ei's swtrd rs Keen as his own-and hen, y !,
We presume, that, although his scheme looks Ini
labls wei on paper, excellence has never been il
Illustrated III ltaerice. There Bobadils in p,1,c.
well as in war and tie editor of the Albany A..
gus has shu~n, by lis recent Gale uation' Of Tho
! result Of the approaching Presidential can pa,gn
Thai he Is a iomisrg dist pie Of that school, II.
tnters the arena with goose. quill between HI.
ihunh aid fl gers, and proves, BY the ndubitabls H.
glt Of afllmetical fgnes,-that to say if lhey ra,
not, as we are told lley cannot, lie, though IRE h,
sfmf naeI's bands, ihea figures of ,heto,ic,-f5L
NJ +, Wo, dbui.'s Treasury Repo,is.)-,hal Martin
Van Butens election is only as certain as The u
sing Of 10 motro"'s sum- hut that really the Wills,
vii scarcely have coiporai's guard left after III,
contest, to noun oset their deicaI ! This must l
comfortable 10 tie ti1.ce. holders and e,,.
iahts. aud We onewlat 10Th to disturb their nm
sy dreams hy whsrerine in Il cir ears thai it is onl,
tie prcdicton If ttaeeal Beiadil, Ito has been
long hmset the slave OF pow hat he has no dr,
of - The miFhl that saunders in frccman's arm
PeihaIs or taGers may have curiosity 10 ae
The calculations of this Albany oflce holder, WHO
has grown rich as well grey in the enjoyment of
the spoils." Here is. We put il upon record
in oldcr dat we may leeadertrjoy ihe 81 orr ,hould
we live long enough, Of show ing this Dragging sro..
mantle wide difference between killing off IA parry
/ by calculation, and beating by votes:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

lkxAs IooKING Ur.-At areoeni sale of lois in
me ne" " CRY or AUSTIN" the future seat of
Government OF thus young Republic. The amount
leoe"ee was ei,10o,O00. lliis speaks volumes in
FAVOR 81 The eouniiy. and IS an evidence that the
capitalists OF our Southern cities are satisfied as 70
me stability Of The Government
Inc site selected Tor this new civ, is said 10
possess superior advantages. and IN lew wears will
i"" "''y Of the interior cities of this country There
10, d"onh bui that lie ole trade fio m Slant, g
winch has heretofore been carried oi win ST. To,
u.s. Shi be dWested to AusrIs. as The distance for
land carriage viii he only 45O miles
he distance from fiausron 10 Austin is I5o nils
am II Is contemplated Ia commence Rail Road
~ e'''"''a "hen completed. Austin will be within
20 hours travel pf GAIyEsrox the me-, -,
eiaI emporium Of Texas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
Opposition.
J'an Burn.

To laugh at such specimen Of modern mpudence
- May argue want OF grace:
=" rutio be grave exceeds all power ofiacc'
Why, evea the Richmond Enquirer which co.
pies, has not the holiness 10 endorse This modest
"cacuIation.n 1t knows, indeed, OF else we are De.
ceiyed in its sagacitv, thai it never can be realized
Il feels that II is only thrown out 10 animate the
dlooplne spilits Of the Monocrats in New York and
TO draw to he SuhTreasury flag, in the approach.
ing contest in that State hose waters upon Prov.
dence, who, Ike the organs of The Albany Regency
and the Richmond Juulo, are always, on the scent
lcr malorites. As n set-off TO tie estimate of tho
Albany Argus however, we beg leave TO subiom our
own opinion. We shall least endeavor to keep
probability in view = though, perhaps others may
regard us being far from The truth as we do the
Albany Argus. We willing TO abide the yer.
diet Of November. $780, and then compare notes
with our cotemporny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02
" AsHiNorox. Anrns, o.

We understand that Letters were yesterday re-
ceived ~ this city from the Unned States ENrtoE.
ING EXPEDITION which, alter having spenf conf.
driable time 10 pushing ITS exploration 10 tie
south, reached Valparaiso. tie Pacific Ocean.
about tie middle Of May, The oGieers aud crews Of
thesessels composing the squadron being generally
70 ehcsheut health aud spirls notwithstanding Tie
fatgues which they had Undergone.
we learn. futter that the Expedition forced il,
way 10 point further south than t,en American
enterprise has ever before reached, leaving cons,de,
ably dsfern the discoveries Of the French and Rus.
s'an exploring expeditions, including the latest This
Is . fesiheY 10 the cap Of our Navy MT M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02

London correspondent Of he Albany Advert
ser says -
oor distinguished eoupieman. Mr.. Webster, IS
receiving the most ialtering atfenson@, aud | must
eouiess have been disappointed Al ihe homage
y sbeie done him by Tie arstooacy oil tbs proud
and lordls community. Mr. W. is surely extra
ordinary man, onAssunius aud courteous alike 10
interiors and snperiors. ti any such lie bas,) dig
nified aud commanding, much so that strangers
ifotn The irsi moment they meet ban pay him vol
uutafy resefenee.-Danng HE last tpo months
have seen much OF hun. AID you that every
moment has tended 10 increase ny Summation 81 tie
man aud II Is low ny solemn vlction that the
World has not ms superior ] have almost b, come
satifled that lac has ambitious aspirations Tor
himself, but with the sublime and patriotic feelings
Of great and good man. lie desires To leave himself
~ tic hands Of his eoutymen, To be disposed Of as
his eouulf5s good may require, regardless OF all
consequences 10 hin SET. such is sub
lime spectacle in these days of political corlup-
Ton and misrne. But such is Daniel Webster
Ulike some OF our foreign lunououafies, he knows
no difference anon. his eouniryInen. + as They
have mem 10 recommend them. lie Is aiik be- owed
and tcsptc ed by all; and be he At The table Of
the Ich, the floor Of the House of Lords he
Is The ATTRACTION, the charm ard admiration of all
who behold him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-02


TIE sra SerpeaL-1his "jocular deception" is
again the eeas and Is again The subject Of won
dei Hud admiration. We hear ot hlm all along the
cpast from Nahant 10 Tie kcnnebunh.
lie was seen on The 18Th, eG Cape Neddiok. by
old sailor Who passed HIM in lbs boat al less lhau
20 Tee distance, ard flns describes his appearance
HIS length cannot b. shou Of leo feei has bunchrs
OF humps on his back about the size Of Common
barrel with nippcfs nj each end OF them Is covered
with sualcs IL size Of common plate las small
head, resembling somewhat thai of "A spnke lassrs
through the water with extreme velocity, aud his mo-
iions resemble those Of II snake. He Was in the
sieiniy of The boats ior some time, dedena ahout,
probably IL seatch oi ood, and finally seton iot The
Eastward. Several OF the boals' crews were much
alarmed and made TT the land"
lie was seen again, On Thursday last fl Potts
mouth harbot. And, lastly, he seen yesterday,
AT lis old 1td tv1iile haunt, IN Nahaut
lIfansctipL