Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-11-21


For my part, T confess T have. never en-
lirely overcome the terrors Of The nleIan-
choly circumstance which I have endeaa.
voredt TO describe. The thought Of il has
haunted me like my shadow, and even
now the whole scene comes at times fresh
ly before me in my dreams. and I star. up
with something Of the same feeling OF ter
ror which 1 experienced when more than
half century ago, passed night among
the wolves. 1~a a't's Sa3staFaoa sl
9 "a 49, - -. :. - -. LII a...a7ae
Lmpronaptu, Kersifcation.-A.sco cores
pendent Of the N. Y. Commercisl Adyer-
tiser. writing from lNorwic h. Conn., re-
lates this amusing aneedote: a basse,rr
Z, ""The notorious Benedict Arnold IorigiI
mated in this place, and tue house in which
he was born. is, still standing. From
childhood he was selfwilled, reckless and
profane, and his end was in keeping with
the proverb, that 'the child's the, father of
the man. All the family had good brains;
one. Of ,hem--a cousin Of Benedict-was
Of a rowing disposition, and remarkable for
his skill in making exiempore verses. As
illustrative OF bis promplness, he was once
introduced to Joel Barlow, who was JUST
then quite noted for his edition OF, wv a,ts''s
Psalms and Hymns which,, like some
hymn-book makers in modern times, he
had altered not little. Barlow asked him
for specimen Of his talent !; on which he
at once replied, .,.. ..-'. -1'.--.,-:..gr
"l ou've proved yourself sinful cretur; 49,
You've murdered Watts, and spoiled his metre;
You've tried the word of God TO alter, ~ g st'@
And for your pains deserve q halier!ne si5 vsfl
The Seven Deadly Sins.-l. Refusing
to take newspaper. 20 81 '-&s5 ss12a
2. Taking newspaper and not paying
for it. e #57 81" .@fHas'-" ar'' sa7''
8. Not Advertising. -' GO Zss O.
4. Advertising and not paying for IT,
5. Making printing Office a losfng
6. Reading manuscript in the hands Of
the composition. 1sa-a ...7.9 .s,g s4eo
| Z. Sending an abusive and threatening
letter to the editor. .-..e1 -s..3 "a ,g=s
For the first and second offence no .ab-
/
solution can he granted. The third of
fence can be remedied. Fhe fourth ,is un.
paydonable. For the balance, dispensation
can only be received by an especial bult
from the grieved party. .ge..s ,s,7 . sss4,
The Bustle is of a crescent sforn-and
the crescent signifies increase @, that
the ladies would heed the injunction Of the
Apostle Paul. i pray you now TO cast a.
way the things which are, behind, and to-
look to those which are before.'e asa vsa
Jaw-breakers.-The church of Llan.
gollan in Wales. is said TO be dedicated 10
st. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ap-Faradoc-F reich.-fras-ap- Llyn- Merlin
ap-Erinion-ap-Y rth-ap- Cunneda- Wled-
ig,a name that casts that Of the Dhtchman,
Observation-Disclosures
gin,. into the shade. q aH9s4 ~ s5-sa
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A western editor commences a long ex-
hortation TO bachelors wi,h the following
W ords ,r..,--.,~-.. t.-es-4E1r7 .asfz, Isao
"Come, you poor, miserable lonely,
deserted, fractional parts of animated ma
ture, come up here and be talked 10" ~. =
Halo. dare, Ephram, wal. dare. I am
got a question / want you to. habsolye,
, you being nigga of Theological prosper
tiles szgr-..e3a : fsusaE g heaasFze 81
well, what am il, Ned = st5i4 80
. .Why am ship like an auctioneer!
D 'Hs, ha, nigga, dat's past de sublime; I
GIBBS in. "a.a'2s- '"3 90 '.'.oa sa'a.'.isl
, Cause him won't go widoat isaiss,'
4 (sales.) 'a7'aAtes s7i'''5 Zs''' 81 'aa' egs@
s.Ha, hs. youais farming wild relaxiiy.'
g The advantages of an old coat are Humer-
]. ons. People will not think it worth while to
/, lpick your pocket; the ladies win not bother
! VOC with their insatiate love; and you VIII
not be ,eased to take Tea with. your aceuain-
tances. e al 1nlal e L. ..------zzz-9 -
Society punishes not the vices ofits mem
bers, but their detection; like the Spartans,
r whe punished the discovery Of theft, and NOS
III the cFime.a7 o. svssl 81 5ia9w sNf1
: Concentrated M;serg.-Payingy aots tiss
n tyou mefely endorsed through Kindness and
r goedsnatars.s ed e sisi1 oaaiosd1 = .si -
b Running fos SaerJ. - Isck, why don't you
+ lrun fer Sheriff asked a gentle e an m
d Innate sacguaintapceeL The gShefin.sd---n
:. him Pm afraid. he'll have me soon, enough.
+ witbout running. for himr And then. adds
d the Pieayune, ihe two friends walked into
i the Verapdah = q a..alea - Z. - ~ .
bdgzSasibls eAoiss.- If goa doris accept my
Ichallenge.s. said oBei gentleman OIL aonoI %
+ another 81 willa gazette, ,you~-so axe Iop,
II choice. GO ahead: said the ether, = mao
dIfather fill SIX gszsttes than one eoiln.