The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
Remarkable and Interesting
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I "'.i 1' GEr0V1denGe. N4a'ti13 9S&i4
\ A Wtshin gton Correspondent Of the Bal, y
tmore Sun, alluding to the lamented death
lof Rev. DR.. Duncan of Baltimore saws: a
! The recent desease of Rev. John M. Dun.
can, IN your city, revives the relation Of an
interesting incident in the early life. On
her passage from ireland, the vessel IN which
young John and his family were passengers.
was cast away For some time all on board
were threatened with death BY famine - s
! AT length, lots were cast for a iaurlaf, victim
to appease the pangs of hunger The los
fell upon the venerable grandmother of. .thaa
noble boy-Mrs. Margaret Duncan. I'M
/ Wiling to resort to such a horrid remedy
inc ships company resolved to postpone tie
dreadful death for few hours. The hopa q
less period again arrived, when lots were alt
again cast for a sacrifice of life--again the
lot tell on the ame'lady. By common con! els
sent, another respite was granted and byron
lperfcct agreement a third time, the ordeal Z
waste be passed! Strange to tell4-she third nj
time that old lady was doomed to die, 5A9aA
brief space of time being allowed for pre- ,ar Qst
tion, the pious woman, perfectly resi,rnetl To
! her fate, made one vow unto the Lord that ssa
III he would avert the pending blow, and IN ~
mercy save the ships company she would =
consecrt!te herself more fully to his .erv :Ses4
! would on their arrival at any port erect i 2
temple in honor ofshis name and educate and oil
qualify, so far as in her power, her grand ii
son John M. Duncan, for the ministry of the ,
gospel. u EImg Ga ite % 81 sGat q ID sstais
That prayer was probably heard--for aaE
the lady appeared on the Dc elk to rendcrsupl
her life, avocc from al0ft announced tha aagY
welcome tidings-'Sail OP Al vessel hove ;;
in sight--camc to theirrelief, and II safety 9'l
they all reached Philadelphia. si'sao.a Z,
In that city, the venerated grandmother
promptly performed her vow. She became
a more devoted Christian; she erected tha
handsome church edifce which there bears Is
her name to this day-and her grand Son. Is
educated and qualified for the sacred Office
spent long life Of piety and usefdlness.l llil@
and then surrendered his happy spirit sur
rounded by numerous affectionate friends.s
Yl'saa <>Sos1~fS.Tr An-H~1N~> G8ss4 Ex4n ,tgfY
6ar aolaWill it pay2 ID m toaar
There is the force Of a well seasoned scr y
mon IN the following from the sEastern
limes.' It's the question: Yolrna met, llia
you who are about forming habits Ior tbee ~
future, just entering upon the eyelftfiII yovl o
ageof Altman life and 'wha are scciIsto,nel
to indulge in habits Of indolence inst Al a.tl
yourselves tlfequestion, win such habits nay9
VIII the natural fruits of such habits 81. s,,eh 1
as You viii find to contribute to your eieyal lskt
ton. or even Your rcal enjoyment? Willisae
pay Tor you % qaaff the sparkling bowl 70
lamper with the prohnc oath rribald Jest N
n to give upthe listess indolence those PA
hours which should be employed III storing
your mind Will knowledge--in bedsckinssfts.
-hc immortal part with brilIiantsg Believe
y not, but heed the voice Of the worid's ex gaal
pcrience and flee from an such Times al AZ
from pcstilenec. Be Asunsd they wiil nos 80
pay" The road 10 bitter fepefitancc il ylAfaE
with Just such Inaterisis fis iasp9 tai@sa u
q 1EGt ssg9aa-aa Los. II gi III tls,soA
y kISpSEss OF A. CARpEBaEa "A carmen. ",
Rfgiscetd tqaakea gibkeswhiclssis u
Rasefaered \ py thefxecs seaer ;enthe ground aa
has 'hs had n9tbeen paid for ths laststha.ada
!, ,e had erected, gave soimpahi oGenees thatgvs
hcensxtSelme the jndge PISSED dtheciicniH HhdIiw
'as sshs dorE haa ntpH3 Iaird 81 Itim ett agaAs
FeslpSyssald the Jaadge IN n stern yoicesnE9
now came yon to neglect making the gibbctasya
nat was ordered on my tacceantY's n s@
'hMmbly beg yourpardensE saidthe car N
enter, 'for had knesR chad been fur your Y
jrdslnp. u shoald have been dal,e innledi-
tcly,haea aHte s,,.ga s.5le tS'.3',
Z ~ TWomen always want something 10
.ln upen.f Like q grape, they are nothing
itholt q support EpTs this reason a huSr
and should be placed by The side Of q young
'dy the moment she comes out What a.
ack lsi 70 sweet peas, so III, the maseulipe Y,
ender, 10 the female, ,a,s@s.,t. Il. as I,
ES- The young MAN WHO never loYed i 4.
rctty Girl, was lately seen by some Green
ndefs, going round the North pple. With
iciclea yardlo hanging ID .lis nasaI
gan. and agsharp or''Leaster amer high.
histling I. q, never E:lll iii 1--we s'ss syy
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Esr a Western writer thinks tlsas II ths
opef way df kfelliag lloaia stbauvh!'s
q AIT isne eights n and boil sbaa5, " ibs s
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