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Arrived.

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L. S. Mail steamship Pacific. Hye from Liverpool Eoy
%, with mdse and plsssogers % y X Cons Co..
L S. N steamship OHIO, Lieut. J :. Sehenck, for
sengers 10 VI Roberts Has experienced strong yin -
from. The n and WIKI heavy gales siacs leaving Ht-
faA On the ght Of the an lLst shipped heavy sea,
carr ed away bOsspfit snd lb5Oom.
ship Geo Eyans (of Waldeb).oj COulaTd Hare 20 d.
for New YORK Nov p. n the Gulf sas LAKE shi6
with re Gr mast tieerFg " No d1te Ia gale Of ~iGd.
let Iscs yard ,plit .a The O. p las beea q
DAYS Uestv of the kaass WIKI hssyy gales.
shp va guard Nortoa I4yerpo9 y DAYS, ndse and 35
da1isg ne passage Nov = Ia, II 90 Lon a 50. elpsr-
encsd gate from ali pOats with very heavy crJs
ssa; rolled away man t0pgallanimas WASHED away bnl-
warks SC. Nov 10. la. - -, 0n a 50 fei with sh
Csroca of Bos on Pay ifOm Giasgow for New York. IN
sinkeg condition too. from her crew and passengers IN
al 60 persons The has been IS days the westward
ofthe BsIss with heavy gales foio INV to W has had
Bs1k ST. Lawreuce lBr PlGcs BOsairs q DAYS, sal 10
Fogse Sea Len oATA Eseoffaza tof Bacss'ilsl Tor
Ban LIS, sf Melton, st Petersburg 70 days, ndss to
Srs Ina Br) Ealss. Havana days sugar to G. J.
Brig Parquste, Span Of Porto Rico) sala Ports REQ
81 dave n balla'tte heye'e Baldwin.
Big n. c. Lowell Booker. R0.klald IL DAYS lime z7th
ut IN Boston Bay Ia North Easter Lost stern aad
Bns Allied Hammond. Greene Rio Grande. Sept. q.
hices AID hOrIsto b Riohrrds
BrE KIngaloch b. Burke. Turks Island 10 days, corn
&c 20 StuIgess, Chairman * Co.
schr. latesmsn, WaIts, Addison 0 days splng. aud
lumber TO simpson. MAJ hew x Co. Dec. g. pui in.o
hones ne oy stIess OF weather. with loss of sis and
part Of deck load
Brig JHsnJ. de Carthsgsas, Hooper, Mschias days,
lumter to SIMPSON Stay bew c..
Sehr Maria Fleming Corson, Wilmington, Del, days
hogr 10 Allen Psssoa
schr Leonora. Williams Wilmington, Del, days -four
10 lien PaIson.
schr Corpelia Curers- Wilmington. Del, days. -four
toJ l. Buckley
sShr Mar II Mfin. Collins Wilmington, Del. days
-four TO Allen 4 PsIsn.
sehr Roe gold (-reck sr) Lewis from the wreck Of 6Ts
l. Bsidw n AZ Absecom. DAYS Put iGto Little Ese
Hs Dor account Of heavy wdatner The has 6 bate,
OF cotton, part OF the cargo Of v. l. b. Capt Lews
ports that when he gs the schr Exeelor hourly
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Shin Fideia Furbsr Liverpool, Nov. mdse ana piss
IN T. H. Nanh.ll Dec lat. 81 - Ion 70 81, passed
The wr,ck of schOOner, hull painted bpcs, WIN tfo
re- steaks the inside color, gilt afch weddings pn
her stern msts laying Yong he Of about 40 iAns Durs
and Tong IN hat stase ...
Ship Ga.ena Leayilt, New Orleans 10 days mise. TO =
Nelson.
Bng NIarcelus Norton Columbia, Me- 'pnrs D s,o9-
son Maize & Co
schr Henry Lawre ce. Norton Machias, innhor 70
simpson Mayhew y Co Dec 2. 10 The n gaze, " amt
Deser Rock n f 40 miles, lost part OF deck load stern
boat and man JIh
Schr WIN PoIe Foster, Machas, lumber 10 Simpson,
Msyhes Go Dec. T. lost par5 of her sails ald deck
load
schr OI4ndo Hall Eas,poi, days atb and plaster to
Smnb L 30, ntOn
Schr Mary Dslphina, Davis. Calais 6 days lumber to
master
schr May Crockett Crockett, RocAland days line to
master
sehr Council (of ProvincetD.n) Gem Western Islands
via 81 Thomas. Nov is, sperm OIL The G. oDGnd e.
Province puf INTO tins port or harJIr and prOT
sons, having experienced very severe weather on the
coast.
Schr James Hand, Weaver. from Eew-Haysa fir PHIL
ade Dina
Schr. Happahaunock, Holmes, Port a1i.
Schr. Lewis FaTrchild. Unde rSo0d. Wareei3.
fchr. trhuT. Am - n, Phila1eil hia.
Scoop Rhode Island Appleby. Providence.
sAILED-stesmshls Atlantic for Liverpool Cherok re-,
for ChagTes Florida, fsr Savannah soutacrnsr, for
Charleston; Roanoke, Tor Richmond
BELOW-A ID Itch taft
WIND-At sunset, W. S W and Light.
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DIED,

On the lth INST. fy Rev. John Thomson, Mr. r. p
CAMPBELL of Bergen CouniY, N 90 lSABELLA A,
dNns liter OF Mr. Andrew Brown, OF this City
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BrooAlyn-probably during the week iollo~' ,H
although he could not, as yet desie"''e '"e
dsy.
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PRESIDENTIAL AND CABINET ENTER.
TAINME<T

m n WASHINGTON, Saturday, Dec 6, 1881.
me resident, MIR. Webster, Mr.. Cor
I'm K sns ~ ,ns members of The Cabinet, vii enter
go s,s,s sanptuonsly on his arrival in Washing
sbsen. from Washington. lie has Been lost slsns Of
fef some days. -0S' S's"' ~
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IMITATION FROM GOV. HINT

AIsANr, Saturday, Dec. g. 1881
Gov. Hunt has dispatched special mes
senSer to NswYors 10 invite kossuth TO the Capital
o. Inc state, and sendering him the hospalntes of
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There was a moderate business IN American
stncks Annexed are the nuntatIOns

The Prussian loan does not meet with much ID
vor. Trade in France IS dull.
Since the above was written the Paclhc
has arrived with four days later advices. Cotton
continues to improve, having advanced 3D., ana
Brea6stuffs had an upward tendency Coasuls
were p cent lower, being quoted at 9ss"'ot
Money continued easy. The Sunderland Banking
Co. had suspended and Mr.. Clark, Stock Broker
The imports Of Bullion for the week ending I'D
were f3S0, 900. The EXPORTS fll3.0OO
The Bank OF France returns for the week
ending Thursday, the goth OF Nov, show the follow
ing results, (25 francs for I'll
Bullion. COB, ss4, $50 Decrease fl42,4Oi
Bullion on deposit-.-- 9500 Increase 2iW
Circulation 5IZ O4i Increase ~ ~, 80
Public deposits--.-- 2.079 026 Decrease lug 5oj
Private DEPOSITS 5 932 374 Decrease - 17Tln
Bills discounted -.- 4.l2ll3i Increase Hl $50
Government securities 7,Oi964 1ncrease--- 4,3no
The notes of the Pequonnock Comm
Bank have been in some cases mu,llated, and the
Bank gives notice that they will pay all such notes,
excep ing in proportion to the amount returned.
The London Times has an article upon
Quartz Mining in California, in which it states tina
three quarters of million sterling are about to De
raised on Quartz Companies IN California aud Aus
trslia, and aiass
After three wears of Quiescen the London public
and within the past few weeks their et5erht>s q
PARTICIPATE III the adventures they have htlert1
scorntd and dIsl AIDED has led them 10 pay ffO
50 10 200 per cent premium ioT the privilege Unief
ttese circumstances the question is MT 50 mu'h
whether inning III CaliOTlla may De attended VITA
profitable results 10 auy persons woo choose 10 en-
bark IN 1t. but whether the exclusive rights whicn
have been recently yended AT sucn enormous rates
OF proht difficult To be obtained To rcn Ter
ihese premiums rational. the leases up)n glI;h
the speCulatlOns fOunCel al, alleged - p-
granted upon the properly OF Colonel Ere mont
Usually one Of The nrSt methods - determine tne
value of article IS TO ascertain the guam lty tneft
may be for sale Judging IN this way, toe inference
would be, that the shares In tle comp lles Al
ready formed are quoted III some cases al dOlO'e
her nominal value, Colonel Fremont has 10 more
To dispose Of, or has since resolved 10 d. ma d
an extra prlce, and thai apart from MS property
there are no similar mines De founI. Or Al az
events. none upon which so perfect d title could DC
granted.
The Times then states there are plenty Of
quartz veins for all who desire 10 work the H. aud
as honest Board Of Directors and Managers can De
had as connected with the other companies, ant
that consequently the stocks OF these companies
are not worth any premium
The annexed table shows the forelgn
Imports ard Exports of specie and bullion sla,e
1921. In 1850 and 1881 the receipts Of gold dust from
Cahforniswere considered domestic imports aad
ale not included IN the Sta. emput DeloX
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HaYce Mark q
MARE RED.

Jhe market has been to day feeble Sales up 20
o'clock SEQ bales Tres. oIdmare New Orleans SAT- 10 S1L
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MINIATURE ALkAsAc.-s.Thn ~
gus--lisss - II Sets.-..f 80 hocN-Seii--.i i "A
HIsH wATsR..--Dsc
Saady HOOK % Goa Gov. Islard--8 39a e. 3sslV ava
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psoted q arnvs when she would take the remai,
taft - ca a. consisting ~ aaoat 30 bales re ~.
.'sss NJ -. vrecs vii 20 - pieces ths rss wlna "a,
trK iron the isward
Schr Su'tvsn', Conon. Wilmington, De- 4u.
dom ~ l. Suck w
s.kr. Cyfus Chsl.hsrlain. Rear~e Boston. rAsr
Sehf ffslk Packe BeceN. Noff,k 3davs e,rn A.
g. Stursss 4 canaan 4 Co.
sh Rs,reu. Cols Petersburg DAYS a,ar and ,eeaees
70 James Frnfr 4 Co.
S.sr II II T,uman. Youag. Palaislphii . ds,s. bound
{ Boston -
sshr. James BAylis. Tucker Phlsasl IA eay,, "a
20 .ton 49,
sch, s'rasOr. Clarke. PAladeipAh , DAYS. house 70
Pr dsrfe
Schr pzarro. Chase. HyAnns q hours. mscs. 81 Il
y ster
schr Antelope. Gian. Visal Haven. Ne q. naes.r,
-
schr Ausnda Powers Tiebs,,s Michias dsys. iu-A,,
10 SIR psoa fiaVhes \ Co N'
shr y. v: Wellington, Wells, MacAia, dAy,. IA as<r
TO >itpssn Nsyhew \ c.
Scbr AlmsdA. Weldon, GreeiEoH dsyS bomb ,e
Virginia
sehT 5 L. Pond. CrOwsn, Portland Gays. ml., tss
LEWIS
Sleep Fashion. BJdenburg, Providence
SAfIGD- Br stsSaship Glasgow far Glasgow, S.e,u
ship pol eth, US Churchill, for San Jdan ds Near.,s,
barn Black SQual Tor Raimne.
WIND During the day. S.W.
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PHIL ADFLpHIA. Dec Arr, bark Man, wAs.1cs
Rosiou nngs MstAmora Hask;i. do Esther El1sesA
s. aeS ford Eastp n Andover, HaTtay. Boston Mar
Crowsli ~ sch~s GlasShloWer Leeds, Wlmngua n
c. Louisa Reeves. Huntiey New York Eclipse Potter,
New London L1weii. Barker, Salem. Mass; Edvia A
Stevens Triumph Mason. h Ston LaIkia. Chufbsck
Wa e. au Cape Nav, Ross. Newport 9th. cd sem.
sh - kenj Franklin Scare, Boston penebsco, CLARK
NeN-Yok briss Msrcurio. lruscan) BeizO, Gibraltar
schrs Lowell Raker, DO LOUISA Reeves. Hastley, New,
York Eel pSe Potter Brooklyn VIM z Corblt Hssn
DO Sulla Eliza Hgboe, savannah; Triumph, haee
stem Ltrkin, Chmback. New-Bsdford Walcas
Wooster. Portsmouth Capc May. Ross New Lohntoa
q sssllower LEEDS. Harlem Hamlet, Nckersou. Prvvh
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The decline in the receipts OF the Nor
witch and Worcester Road IN November as Dir
pared with last November, Is mainly IN the Item Of
Frejehts. and this is another evidence Oh the ue-
pressed state OF the manufacturing interests LHs
road denepds for its business. in large degree upon
the numerous factories scattered along us rou'e'
Finder the tariff OF 1916 these factories are contract
ing their operations and consequently the Gaifc oi
the road suffers also The through travels increas-
ing and shows nearly six hundred dollars gam on
November of last year The aggregate receipts for
the six months ending Goth November shows small
gain. They are:
January 81 to Nov 80, Sl4i,679 O.
Iaruarv 81 to Nov. 30 le5O-- i4S il< -
Inc,ssse . s. $50 %
The advices by the America are of the
same favorable character as those by the HUMBOLDT
although tbay are not important. Money continued
easy IN London, and the Bank, although continuing
its discount rate at per cent. CONNER cal bills
was making loans on stock at 81 per cent. Com
mercial bills we're discounted by the brokers at p
ner cent Cotton and Breadsufs continued IN
healthy condition. In the manufacturing distress
business was good. Silver was in demand and aa-
vapcing The Bank returns made on the 18Th NO
yember, show, as compared With hose Of the prev
jous week, encing Saturday, NOT {;
An increase of public deposits of.--.--.--- ES52 Jay
decrease OF other deposits of----------- 2to'C'S
A decrease of securities of..------- %. S &C.
al y. i M ~ ,ost NJ 2.275
An increase of reserve Observation-Disclosures S'i''lo
Showing a steady increase in the stock OF specie
The total is now fl5695 1884 sterling.
There was moderate business IN American
stocks Annexed are the quotations
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DORTRAIT of KOSSUTH. - Smss.
Il frames for portraits of Kossuth may Be haa as
vanity and very cheap al No 800 Broadway "a =, ~
would DO well In call, the frames viii Dc oy
quantity extremely low T. AN W 1p,seSssf.
d3 ~ NO. s"e ps--~~
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BY Telegraph.
Tom ouI Corrssroulea.

pOTON Dec Arr bark Gcorgana. London: DaeA
schr Hslane Amsterdam, schs. W. Heath. New Yo-s.
Com. kearney. do.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24
For he P,fmHive Republican.
Mondg-Moming Gossip about Books AuIhos Be-
By PHIL r.. Nicely.
No. Nv.
No. w.
JOHN FosTER.-CoSrrsurD.

Of Fosters Essays, it would be needless
for us to speak, other than in allusion, were
the works of Robert Hall, the celebrated
Baptist minister, generally circulated in this
country, (pity is it, that they are not found
in the possession of christians Of all names)
as they are in England. His (Hall's) mas
terly Gas indeed was everything he publishod)
criticism of the productions in question--or
Of the four contained in the first volume pub
lished by Foster-is by far, the best exhibit
Of their power and design, ever yet furnish
III. Although written, under feelings SINH
laf to those beftting chivalrous Knight, en-
lefing the lists, at joust and tournament, for
i smile, from his ladye love" and although
to his conditionally betrothed, they
contain not the slightest internal proof, that
love was energizing the brain, orguiding the
hand of the author They are anything else
than love-letters-being utterly destitute of
Ill the little efcrvcssings of heart-rhapso-
lisings of feeling, and tender languishings, |
yherewith such productions abound. He
vas no Romeo, swearing eternal constancy
~ the circling moon, and vowing that were
rs Juliet,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24

FIRE-GRAND GULF BURNED.-Wel learn
from the officers of the steamer Montgomery
that q fire occurred at Grand Gulf on Tues
day night, which burned more than half the
town. From the best information we could
gather, the lower part of the town was en-
tircly consumed, consisting of stores, ware
houses, hotels, livery stable, &C., with their
contents, among which was about 1000 bales
Of cotton. 1t is supposed the fire was com
municated by the sparks from steamboat.
Tichsbuyy Why.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24

the Nero's, the Catalina ihe Bnr
and the Arnolds
His essay 'On the l1pithct Roman,
a caustie application Of The lash Of 49,,
such persons, ass take shelter from dr
hind an epithct whose populariscd 3d.
ton, Is, yisionariness, and which oer
most distinguished place, ia Tie vocal
Of contempt among certain mattcr.or.
lists, known in the church as anti-Bi.
in their views, and in The state h. l...
mortal opposition, on the ground or a...
impracticability torailroads and ot,or
nal improvements. Mr.. Foster bo,...
paper that To initiate the highest o,.,...
to do good in ways not usual to the
rank Of life, to make great cxcriion. nI
rifces in the cause Of religion and v..
view 20 eternal happiness, to determine,
out delay to reduce to practice whstcva,
applaud in theory, are modes Of caat.
which the world will generally condemn
romantic, but which are founded on ibcl
est reason" In his analysis Of the term
mantie, as it applies 70 the sentimental
man, he makes it the result Of supor,l...
ance Of imagination-the posscssiouor. a.
faculty, in measure dispropoitioncd .u
ers, which should accompany it. Mako
thisthe stand point, he directs the ful H..
Of his powers Of ridiculc, against AGRA.
dreamcrs, and shows how perfectly imam.
tive supposition it is, to hope for the er
ing Of a millennium season, by any Other.
yencies, than the Almighty has institute
md by those only, as they arc employed
l manner subordinate to, and Dependent
he divine blessing.
While we utterly disayow all symp.f
with those who would, in these DAYS of "a
osophical speculation, expect the .PoIitis
Justice Of Goodwin" and the moral Cos
# Nolncy,' to produce results, which Il.
word Of God teaches US, are to be wrouoI.
my ny 'he gospel, and the religion Of Christ
We confess to very tender respect for those
arrest enthusiasts, who have essaycd, uotiu
spirit Of religious disayowal, but under IN.
lfuencc Of Utopian dreams, to aid
Poor humanity afflicted will.
Struggling in vain with ruthless destiny
There is one passage on the 'absurdigt
lose schemes, for the regeneration Of O.
'orld, " in which spirit Of smournful e-
nnr prevails. We would like to givciu
eonnection, had we space. 1t affects
ndcrly when we first read it ml
resent aintive lament coupled wiihte
lthor's ~ energy
Columbus, lllrH 1851
(ro DE coNcLC1.nl
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24
"a Tribute.

"a Tribute
At a regular meeting of Covenant Lodge
No. 20, I: @. @: Il ], a priI 10Th 1851 !, the
following preamble and resolut were unan-
inousIy passed
" hereos, we haze been informed of the
tragical death Of our highly esteemed broth
er w. II arfis, Who. ,iI5 to the time
OF his removal from Columbus, had been D
membersof this Lodge, and d portion of the
time, an active and efficient officer; and who
the even tenor Of his life, ami able dispos
sitiofl, and ans ulied q character, had greatly
the site rel ation of Odd Fellowship, but
fore,
1iesolaz.l. Thab III the dean of brother
Harrrissg haS alse 70 mourn for one whose
example, and conrteo ns depprtment as an Odd
lelloWs and as e Ell zen, Jnstiy entitled him
RssoJeesl bat d mem INTO sof our re-
spec for Tie Slasceaso We viii wear the usii
n badge Of mourning for thirty days
Resotaea, That q copy Of the proceedings
ID this case he si gned BY the g q. and Secfe-
tafy, and folas to che widow off tiae 9es
eeasad, togetllhs With the assslI4nce q our
Heartfelt sorroN, not onl tn her loss bll6sals
SO M the loss that our order, together with
the Community III heral have sustained.
I1es0leety, That Che aI5UvB preamble md
resolutions be- nblizhed ID ne papefs of this
place. :.
Nm. sPIIIsS 81, ~:
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CAPTURE OF FUGITIVE SIAv rs. The.
yincennes (Iud. Gazette says that on Fri.
day and Saturday, the 28th and 29tln ult !;
The citizens of that place were quite intercstz
ed on account of the arrest Of four negroes,
supposed to befugitiye slaves, together with
white man who gave bis name as John af ils
Ter, and who was supposed to have abducted
them The negroes were taken before Esq
Robinson, who committed them to jail to a.
wait The necessary process, which vas forth
coming on Saturday, and II hen II was ascer-
tanned that they were the property of one
Mr. Kirman, Of or near florence. Ala. they
were very properly ordered to be retnrned to
lis scryiee, and the necessa cert grant
cd foenable Dir Kirman s agent to take Them
to Alabama. The abdnctor was proceeded
against, Is fugitive frosll justice, and order
ed into tie custody II tic officer - ptEspis,
to be by aim delivered "a the authorities 81
Alabama, there to answer for tho violation of
Ter laws
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24
BosTcS, April II.

Fagjtice Stare Casc.-The Z. S. Com
missioner has granted the necessary certifi-
cate to the owner of the fugitive slave Sims
who will Immediately remove him to his
place of residence The military have vol
uutecred their services to aid in maintaining
the law in case of opposition being offered
by the mob. All, however, has so far pass
I'd of without any disturbance.
1t is stated that the citizens of Boston
have raised a subscription and purchased
tie freedom of Simms, the fugitive slave,
for fifteen hundred dOllars-Delta.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-04-24


b For the Primitive Republican
3 Mr. EDITOR.
Ipresume you very well rcmem
d bertlle remarkable marriage Of Nlr. Hop
llzins Of this county, to Miss Elizabeth Mat
lthews, some twelve months since 4 was
stated IN the newspapers (Which was reall,
true) that neither Of them had walked a step
for many years, in consequence of Chronic
Rheumatism.
81 Mr. Hopkins IS quite an old man, about
sixty--fesl.y, and his hair white as cotton.
He lives in neat little house on a public
road Here he had rocked himself in his
old chair for months ana yesr,s per-
feet Loneliness since the slcatllof his second
wife, He had not asliving white soul about
him to comfort his old age. The gay world
had no business for him, but toswatch the i've
long day for the passing traveller, and his
busy neighbors, along the public road. 1t
was too much. for the old soul. A friend or
two, helped him to a starchy young wife. 1t
Was fun to call and sec the. old cripple romp-
ing in his rocking-chair, and hear him laugh
over his good luck in old age. But in few
days, ere the honey moon had half waned,
raseally stagerdriyer stole the old man s
young bride! The hystericaI moqus and
loud lamentations of grief in that lone cot
tagc, panied the heart of many weary trav-
ellcr for weeks afterwards. But fime moved
on, and the old man forgot his grief Rndshis
young bride too. Still there was no1ivfng
without a wife, and nothing was SO absolute
lys necessary in the nextseutfit, as to get one
like himself, that She might not run away.
Fortunately. justsuch an one was to befound
in an adjoining county. He courted--won
her lland-and they set down before the mag
istrate for there was no such thing as stand |
ing np) while the silken cord was tied, and
the command given, Ego forth, multiply,
and replenish the earth" Now but little /
more than nine months have glided away up
on the wings Of time, since this unfortunate
crippled pair took up their abode in the a.
foresaid cottageand never, perhaps, did
the eyes of ahungry traveller rest upon
more devoted couple, Sheis 3 pretty wo-
man in the face, about 80 years of age, dark
hair and eyes-but cannot even stand upsor t
feed hersezf a few weeks since, the travel
Ter on that road might have seen horses hitch
ed atthe gate, and few Of the followers Of
old Esculapius, with serious countenances
and heavy hearts, holding deep consultation
on the terrible things of the darkened future,
while now and then, might have been seen
passing to and fro, afew old women with sun
bonnets drawn closely over their saddened
countenances, and whispering 1owly to each
other, Of dangers not yet at hand But the
next day was clear and calm -the storm had I
passed quietly away, and the result was that
Mrs. Hopkins became the mother Of one Of I
the most promising boy babies in the whole
country.