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SEPTEMBER.
SEPTEMBER is the ninth month of the year .reck-
oned from January, and the seventh from March,
whence its name. viz: from Septimus, seventh.
The Roman Senate would have given this month
the of Tiberius, but that emperor opposed it;
the emperor Domtian gave II his own name Ger
nsanicus; the senate under Antoninus Plus gave it
that Of Antoninus; Commodus gave it his surname
Hercuieus, and the emperor Tacitus his own name
Tactus. But these appellations have all gone into
disuse.
This is, in general q very pleasant month, the
distinguishing softness and serenity Of Autumn n
prevailing through great part oft.
September J. 55os c. the <accordins JUL.
US Afcanus, quoted by Gibbon,) created. Most
Chronologers, however, mention the 1904 B. G.
the period OF its first existence. The Jews celebrate the
18th Of September the day Of the ation and
suppose that it was created in Spring.
Con has shown him ssff in the Gre only Be-
ing infinitely wise and powerful but most kind and bene.
fcent How many real enjoyments and pleasing sensa-
tons does he grant all the beneass Of his bounty
and particularly to man!
Wherefore did pour her bountes forth,
With such a full and un withdrawing hand.
Covering the earth with odcrs, fruits and hocks,
Throngins the with spawn innum-rable,
But all to please and safe the curious taste?-MLroN
Another poet Gays
Whom Natures works charm, with God himself
Hold converse; grow familiar, day by day,
With his conceptions; act upon his plan;
And form to his the relish Of their souls
Sept. 1882 died, Pope Adrian w. the only English.
that obtained the tiara He obliged Frederick
to PROSTATE himself before him, kiss his foot and hold
his stup, and lead the white parey which he rode.
His name Nicolas Brek native Of Abbots.
Langley, village st Adams, Hers. Adrian
elected to the ?opedom in 1854.
Tiara, Thar, ornament wherewith the an
Client Persans covered Their heads. 1t in the
form OF tower and sometimes adorned with peacocks
feathers Tiara also the Of the Pope. triple
crown The tiara and keys the badges Of the papal
dignity the ,ara Of civil rank and the keys Of his u
rsdction for the Pope is dead his arms are
represented with the tiara alone, without the keys. The
ancient tiara a round high John XIII. first
encompas.ed it with crown; Boniface VIII. added
second crown; and Benedict XII third.
Sept !, u.s. Louis XIV, King of Franae expired in
the 71,h Of his age, and the I'D Of his reign lie d.
ed the palace of Versailles, which he himself had bn
The reign Of Louis has been styled the Augusan age of
literature in France. Its early also ed by
was however, eecually curbed by Marlborough and the
sun OF Louis declined amidst the dark clouds OF adversely
Sept, /, TIA, Delegates from twelve Colonies conven.
ed at Philadelphia The delegates appointed by the
colonial legislatures where existed the appoint.
ments were made by associations ofczens They were
ofdisnguhed character and talents They that
If attempts should be made to carry Into the OBJ
noxous acts Of Parliament. all America Ought mite in
opposition. This the dawn of the Revolution.
Sept 2, 81 b. &. fou sht the battle of Actun. Ac
tum was small city on the Ambracan gulf north of the
island ofSt Nana or LeucaIia, in Turkey in Europe
There the fleet of Octavus afterwards Augustus Cesar
defeated the conjoued fleets of Anthony and Cleopatra
This victory firmly established the supreme power of De-
tavius at Rome.
Sept. 2, l152 the New STYLE adopted at London,
by retrenchng eleven days from the calendar The Gre
goran Style corresponds with the solar year
which contains only sasee hundred and sixty days
FIVE hours. and oynin- minutes In the Of Christ
Sept. 2 1913, the famous General MORGAN, who had
quilted France during Nspoeons government, died He
was moslly wounded Dresden on the 9th of An.
gust Moreau born at Morlaix in l16I, and buried
Pete rsbnrgh.
Sept 3, $780, Richard l. crowned at Westminster;
when the mob falling upon the Jews. who to offer
their presents, murdered OF them, and lundered
their houses. Richard ofthe Plantasenet line.
Sept. B. 1861, Richard l. obtained signal victory over
saladn in the Holy Land.
Sept. g. 1924 Sir Edward Coke Lord Chief Justice Of
England and of the greatest lawyers England ever
produced, expired at Stoke Poges, Bucks He was born
at Meham, five miles north Of East Derehnm Norfolk
In 1900 he prosecuted Attorney General the Earls OF
Essex and Southampton Three years after he conduct
ed the prosecution of Sir Walter Raleigh His speeches
at the trial of the conspritors in the GunpowGer Plot are
deemed his master piece His are inv
Sept. g. 1850, Crom well gianed complete victory over
the Scotch army q, Dunbar in the shire of Haddneon,
Scotland.
Sept ,, 1851, Cromwell gained the celebrated battle Of
Worcester over Charles the streets Of the city were
strewed with the dead. This famous battle perm nty
established Cromwell's power. Miltou in a sonnet ad.
dressed to him, says
While Darwen stream with blood Of Scots imbrued,
And Dunbar field resounds thy praises loud.
And Worcesters laurss 1t wreath.
Sept ,, 1885, Oliver Crom expired in the Goth ve,r
'fhs The day Of his death occurred on the ami
we're regarded by him his greatest military efforts
Aher the Restoration, the body Cromwell which had
'een inferred with the magnfcence in Westmn
ter Abbey, was by order of Charles H.. together with
hose Of Ire,on and Bradshaw, dragged from grave and
reated with indgnitiss horrible relate This
let of revenge the remains greatness
vas worthy Of that psoHgate, whose reign arked
throughout by constant warfare with the liberties his
subjects, and who closed his odious with the blood
ofa Russell, of Sidney and Vane.
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