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. APOSTROPHE to WINTER.
f RO WN not, Winter, tbuiat tnei - "
I 'thy empire will not owrt ' ",
let the mirtd lament, tha;' l?ee .
mwmn. ft i.i when pitt and gorit,,
Jloll tby darkeH miftl around,
Thick thy noxious vapours fpread J
Slight my day mail yet be found, - -....
Pure the tieec that love can lied
right my day, lot Delia fro le, -"
Pura the breeze, let her Cut Cjh
Tho' thy elemenUrihe while,
All their varied anger uy.
;. ;t ' s .. -
ThoMhy bitter cold can bind, .
Riverj fwift in fettera faG
There it a ftream, -which, unconfin'd,
'Mock, thy froft and braves thy bleft.
from th? faithful heart it flows,
' : Thence each, vein with iraufport filli
This.thy malice never knows
Tiiii, cnktodaafs-Ooly chills.
that was neW fondling hini in j plaacf &irlcnc(! pubHfaion . the proprie
death, as if to feal TorgiVene'fs-i tor obfervejhat they.wi'J , . . '
" iineily extntm to mc punc,.,,iic
more jrnm;ETar mo'iyes oi tneir, enicrp'nc,
;' Tne. vdtwsr& H'tfarl of fhi tmis has
imrUfd to ibis escnion.-The baneful ,me
teurs which have arifen in our political 91L
have crsaicu a noxious ana pcitr
wbieh.will never be difperf-
of the deed that had deprived him of life.
then call' a rook of kindri'eis on bis n
and cloledhj, eyes forever.
ENVY. : -
Ke that filchesfrom me my good name en-
riches normmrett ; tm liURes w poor in
deed."
Envy is ajmofi the oflly vice which is prac
ticable at all timer, andjn every place jTne
only pallion :,which can never lie ernei xor
want of irritation ; its erTefls therefore are e-
yery where difcover able, and its attempts, a
ways to be dreaded.'
It is iaiDoflible to mention a name which
any advantageous diflinclion has made emi
nent, but lome latent animoli!y',wi'l buril
ou' The wealthy trader will never want
ihofe who hint 'vith Shylock, that hips are
but boards, and that no man can propftr'y- be
termed rich, whofe, fortune is at the mercy
of the winds. ' ' T)c beauty prates, whenever
Ihe appears, a thoutand murmurs ot detrac
tion and wtfpers or lulptcion. lhe genius
furlers.perltculion trom innumerable C' tacs,
thofe acrimony is excised by the. pin of lcc
ing others pleafcd, ,of hea'ing ap'aufes which
ano'her enjoys
THE ZIRRCIIANT AND HIS DOG. . Thefrequency of envy make, it To lam.l.ar
"I itiiit ii cicaDCs our nonce, nut u wc viu
i . . . ...
rcilecl upon its turpitude .or malrnity, til
we happen to feel its influence : When he
wh6 has piven no provocation to malice, but
by attfmp ins tt excel in Tome ufeful art
finds .htmfelf purfued by multitudes whom he
ncvettjaw, wi n imwacaouHv oi pcrionst tc-
fentrnent ;. when' he ..perceives clamour and
malice lot loo'e upon h.m as 2 public enemy
Then thy ftorm, thy night, thy cold.
All toy ketneft wrath can find,
. 17 1 rtTembliics can unfold
OI that winter of the rhind.
AN AFFKCTIMG STORY.
A Frenth merchant havins: i'Viu: money
rnr frri-W i r.fr!,...n;!-::,'. ff t out on horfe-;
I V .Vlr.4Cl'Vi,
c una, and bega.
,t hful d..e. as , if he e
fetlihgs, FrifkeJ round the.
i on "p irpoft! to
'he hsdticfs to
- .? of monpy
v. -VHN His
Wk?d ano1
fetlihgs, tniKea round tne..t:c -, w anTmcTftd iTfifafagelnf defaWrorr;
jumped, and feemed to panuipa r ; inlii joy.. .vhfM shn ihc msiortMne 0f his fanuiy, or
The merchant, after id.ng fome - p.i-es ..,e folIies of w M-h eXpofc(l t0 ,be world ,
had oeciCon to alieht. and takma the tz .j .' rin-.' e ' a.: a, - j.e.ei t
have jirfilce done agvieable ;tff law, ..Xi.i
hoped tius. win dc a lumcienr caution. i..;a t
of5cer. in future Tiot-to exceed the du ies of .
their offrce, but at with leniiy and "jullu
accofdingto lhe power .veftcid in thea,"
rkiifphc
re
vv Dili:, a
or4.!lTacy-V -J tk.c.;.he Dragon of t Icfpridcs,
to sua Kk'iifl very avenaes Vcr truth : wlnle a
FailadUin"' like the tabled IU;ue. trom
v?hich its, title is' derived, by the pre:ended
divinity of its origin, unpofes on the credui
oils patLins of thejcpple while the Clergy,
oy its eraiui ous circu'aiton among tnein,- arc
enlilled in luppo.'t. ot ttiis pious - impouor
and are ready tii-pcluace us that the duration
of our liberties, is annexed to the poirefTion
of this ' tuardian image"; while a " Port
folio, in the delulive.fflare ot wire woven
iLndcr, and .b prefled catumnv, is1 hvelle
with invedivrs agamll our government, and
its ed tor, ar,mcd with the quills. of'the " frit..
ted Porcupine ts reveling i.r. the wages of
his political iniquity, under the. foftering pro
tection or t; patrons; wnilc a .yazcitt jot
the country't isv fprung up in this ho'-bed. of
monarchy, which' in embrio appears in 'the
14 very form and likeneU of detriclioo, and
Extral of a letter doied Overpool, Aug.
" jpth, i ooi, to amcrciunt in 1'iuuutU
- ohia. '' - . ' ' : '- .--' :
it f ntinfl' -It n'areil hv. -iia? hnd I a J1-.. - "
expectation; aad, if the xveaiher 'con
tinues favor abk iv s pj'ill get in one of the
befh harviJls evtr recoil tiled. Aicurdingh -
threatens to fca'ter its poiforious fruits rmong-j
the unwary huitunumco ol a Inter Hate ; while
a " Spy" is piaced at our own door, which
under the presence of watching over our hbcrr
Vies, notwi'hlunding its prett-nt partial apsear
four and g ruin are J rapidly dc cljribig, and
the lajlales of Amer'uan flour' were only
$i6 a 5,6 r. per barrel ; corn did rye weal
per feci drugs, 1 Mevertheltjs am of 'opi
nion that th'erje::tnaybe a demand Ihere for
your -flour if the prices fat materially with
you, as there is np fur plus j rem laL year's
karvsty in the country, as' is generally the
cfife. - Your Southern,' producls maintain
tolerable prices, particularly Rice end In
digo ; but Tobacco and Cotton bavs olate'
become extremely dull. Indeed Cot$n of
every dejerpt ion rJ a perfect drug, and has
fatten full 4 . perjb. partly czvg tA the-
ft eft India merchants havw toned large
fales. and pott from our oibn manufac
tures xvantinga ter tain j&ent or their goods
The brofpecl of 'peace having' ai&h: vbnifh.
ed, the want of confidence prtytr.ls credits
being g'wen on thi continent.
' ,The coarje Cottons, fuch as jiti;.:-.
ance, ;ii colSeaing and doling among hlg Georia aJ HeV.tjrleansy
lhefe.?.,ruw ;eche8 inft pur govern, j that they have hUh
mcnt while fucn is the hollile array of our r; n m r m i t . ,r . ,r
fffort.
had occ'aCou to alight, and taking the b
money in his hands, Jaid it down by his fi4e
, -tinder a hedge, and on rernbunttf g,- forgnr
. it. The dog perceived hi lapfe of recolIeQion,
and, wifhiug lo reftify it, ran to fetch the
bag, but it was too heaty for him to drag a
long. ' He. (her. haftcned to his mader, and
by crying. baikin,and howling, fecme3 to
remind hirn.of "his ntidake. The merchant
underftood not his language ; but the afliduus
creature ptrfeVercd in his efforts, and after
trying flop the liqife.iq vain, at lafl began
to bite his heals. The merchant abfotbed in
tome reverif, wholly overlooked the real ob-
jefcl of hit afleftionare attendant's imporiur.ity,
5r:d cverv fa thire of cojidulrl, or defect of m.
tare, aggravated and ridiculed ; he then learns
to ab'nor tliofe anifice ac which fcc only laijjh
cd before ; and dilcovers how much the. hp.
pinefs of life would be.advanced by the eradi.
cation of envy ' from the human heart, .
Jt is, above all o-acr vices, inror.liu?r)t
wiihthe ckaratler of a focial being, because
it fcraSces tiuth andtliindnefs to very weal;
lempta'ions. Ha that plunders a weabcv
nergnbour gains as murh as r.s ti!-:cs away, a0
imptoves his own .condition in the ij;nc pro
portion as he impairs another's; but he , (h,u
blalli a flouriniinff reputation iwuli be content
wrh a lmali dividend ot addilional tJrr.e, lo
bat waked to tSe alarming apprch-ofton that Jm,j aj Mn ?frOI(j ve;y jit,if confolatiou (o
be was sroin? mad.' Full of this fulpicion,
in crolfinga brook, he tuincd batk lolook if
the animal wouja arinn. ii was io i-ncm
on its Hjn!i?i'i fervice (oihink of iil'elf ; it
continued to ba k and bite with greater vio
ler.ee "ban befote.
. . . m m A a
' Mercy 1" cried the alllicled mcrclunt ;
it mud be fo, my poor dog u' certainly
inad : what mud I do ? I mull kili him, leu
fome greater nmforiune befd me; but witb
whit regret ! Oh, could I find any one to
may
enerniesrfhall 'here be no republican
to arm. in oppofing them ? .
' Hitherto '.he canie .ol liberty has Rotinlh"
ed from its- awt na ive ei:e irv.--.Biu the
people may. be deluded, and thu energy taay weli cleaned, they di covered Untlyji ef-
it ili!s deep conccr'ed jctlttal a want, ot liable til it trial it ivni
nuniberlcfs tricks and impositions are prac
tifeJ with , the Georgia cotton ; and . that,'
thwghtbe New-Orleans cotton look t fair & is
be ata'.td. i To dec it ibis , deep concer'ei fchtial want, of flaple' in
fyflcm .of delufion, to confirm and itrengtben , only afiivtr for VJiil. '
this vi'al principle of our exidence po an" j5" I n y,ur-fpecu!atioKt in
nby iis cneiaies by a fpecies of warfaie, which therefore adxife ycu to csnfii
'(' hough" fn
times rrqui
ihrir own ter
are tb
rizc !
that arficli si
nhne four felt en-
t!u-!'
:. .i-- .i t i ..... a j i . .
, s natu.c uc.cn.vr; n,ay ome- tirdy f!) (jeorgia Sta-IJland, dv old any ot
e tha- our arms be carried into , n:,r. ahhla nL;rd.,,,ui t much
ritortes thefe are the obicas, ,.... ,1.'.' . i r.:i:.. L...
j- .. iiocrr, o in.re . arc larzz luvvucf . r.tff,
cn
and , wire expected. Sugar,
Coffee, and
wtth
balance the cui't by which it it obisitied.
DeMtttion jmonff thaf vieft whtth lhe
mod languid yirtuc n fufiicient force tap:?-'
vent : oeciuie, oy actracuon," imr is not jsir.
ed which is taken Iway. Ai nothing 'berr.-
foie d:gi adei hum in nature more ihiii dtrr.c
ion, noihirg mote difgr'accs conv.Tfatito,
T'ie detracor, a be is the lowcll miral chi.
lacier ; rcflech greater diihonr upon his c; n
pany than the hangman and he whafc a f
noittron is a ictndal (o his lpecie.. Uioki.io
7 t T J ' ft .1
. " Uaii-fjenceJ by prejudice, Unawed by Ye rem,ain vsr' "'J""1'
power, -ur.dauntei by opro!iiion, the Pro- heavy JtocM on l:and, IS aval btorrs are
prifon exhibit to the public th view of the :prttty fitndy; The Government .bounties
" Na'ional t:,". which ihty will hold .uJmSoreign Grain snd Flour will, Iexpecl,
a buckier, to catch the weapons aimed by the be all recovered thoagb thire tnuy he fotne
enemies of literiy at the' vi:al oftheconfti- dtlay." v ' - ,
ta'tou . Should it be fcund .impenetrable (tbo
not imbclilhvQ like tc ihicld of Achilles)
they rely on lie fuppoit and patioimg? of!
perform this cruel office for mc I but lhcre I more diligently .'atoided tUn he who is leu-
HO tins in lOICJ a iujiwu wj vuuk iuc
iti.nif 1 fpuehim."-4
Wi h t-hefe wordi, he drew a piHol from hit
pocket, and wi h a trembling hand took aim
. 'at his fauhfji f:rvan He turned away in
Sjon? as he fired, but his aim was loo fute.
The poor animal WA weeded and wcl'erinc
in his blood, flill end:aored to .crawl
towards his mader,rai if to lax hir with in-
graii'uJe. Tbs'meichant cou'd not bear he
ligbt ;,h? fpurred on bis horfc wiih heart fu'l
of forrow, and, lamented he rad taken a jour
uey whithhii.CQll . Ijinifidcjr. Still how
" ever, (he nine y never entered Wi' mind," he
only (bought" of his p'.or oojj, and fried to
confole hunfe'f with lhe rcneflion, 'hit be
bad prevented a grea'er evi't, by difpa'ching
a mal animal, than he hid fu(T:rrd a ca!anity
by hit loft. Thisopiiic 'o his wounded fpirit
was inellertujl t " Tarn noQ unfartuna:e,"
faid hi to himfelf, ' 1 had a J moll rather have
. lo A my mncy tbao my d." laying hi,
r fl rc.ch J an' an band ogfaf; bis treifure,
Ji wa mi!7Mgt ro bag w io be f ind. In
a i inflan. W openJ hi ryes in hit talhnefs
nd f.i ly, " Wre ch th'i'. I an 1 1 alone arit
loMan; I toiMn" coinprekenl the admv
nition which my hfl sn 1 fai'hf.il fiiend gave
mf anl I Irve far riiice i him for hit zeal;
Hi only wifl;:d to infirm m: of my rn (Uk-
at.d he has f.aiJ for hit tvifli'y with his life'
Indant'y he lrnrd h's hjrf., nnd wen': off
nt fi'l gilp i.t the p'ate where lis bad Qop
jrd. Hi fa w wi h'half averted eye, the fecne
where lha iragrdy was aCi-d ; he pcrceired
the traces of blood as be ptoceeded ; ha was
opprelTrd and di At acted i but in vain did he
look for hit deg-he was not to be feen.on
lhe road. At len h he arrived at lhe f.'rv
where he nil adghtcd Hut what were h'i
fenfaiioni ! . bit heart wai rtaJy I1) bice J
The poor drg, unable io fo'lowhis dear hail
cruel mific, bad determined to confeerate
his lafl momcnti to hit fe'vire. He hid
crawled, blojdv as be wat, to this 'foigotten
baff, and tit the ajpniei of death he lay watch
inc bf fide' it.-When ho fa w bis mailer, h
ftTw tr ilifitd lis joy by ihe wagging of
lul, he could Jo no more; he incd to nfe
tut bii. Qrr rg h ten gone. The vi'al
tide wit ebbing fad; even the cireflci
f h: tnaf.er could not prolong hit fate for a
few DQncr.w, He P.teitbcd out hi Torg ic
dalous only by hit otTencc.
NEW.YORk" September 17
THE enemies of libery are vigilant and
perfever ing in the difT-idon of politrcal po:f.n
(lirouithoiit the United States. Cen incls and
Palladium, Ucited Scales GaictteJ and .lo
rolios, Spectators and Country Gaztite
Federal Gazettes and Wtlliing'on Frda!ill,
together with a teller ariltocrauc and monar
cbical periodical publications, are all cugigd
in burlclqutng and lurtdering ihe fovereignty
of the people.. ibcrtght of fuffrage, political
equality, and every principle on ihiclTilie
Confli'utions of ibrfe dates are founded. But
we are happy to find republicans are not left
active in couniaiacling the baneful effrtli f
thoiiitesdy haiils which heretofore have fub
iedrd ih liumiti race, and buried all their fa
c) ties benea h a wriat of ferociouf and cruel
dtfpoiifm almod infurmocntable. The New.
Enr'and flues particular!) at this moment b-d
fair trt overcome all the obllac'ei thrown in
lbs way by 'be cunning and intrigue rf
hierarchical and civil tiflorrary but a few
vfarf-agoand rrht a Glrht wifper in favour of
. a a a ' a .
iiaciy couiu te heatd throughout Hie eallem
dates. Tliofs new fpiper editors who bad ih;
temeii y boldly i er.amioe and denounce ihe
conduct of the public agents when in the ver
act or violating the con'litution, were reward,
cd wih lhe confined of a dreary dungeon, and
the ucluuclioi rt property.
When wf rcllert on ihofc days of ff rror in
which an Adarm, a Ilafwtll, aod u lbU wa
lined aJ thrown into pnfon far fpeaking
truths which were dreadful to lr r in,only, &
compare theci wiih the prefent, every tcpub-
We now find in NewEogtind a y
of republican prelfei that will (hike ih
dy htiiti to the cenrre To the prclTet U' the
above catrioi'i, to wit, the Vermont Gazmn;
the lloilon Chronicle, & the life, are added tha
Kepubiican Idr, the Connifaiionanfic
graphe, the Mercu'y, ibe Impartial Rfgiiter,
ihe D'4tl ot lj'brr'y, lae hjn, C and pfojH
fait are now ,iifil at Wcrcedf, MalTach-i
fett v fjr rvbhSiinr a piper, entitled, the
nanarai iYT,
h.linlt
ieir net'
K
Collecloi'i.Ojjl,e, Smithville,
Q QUobef . tToi.
he people. Should it ba pierced and fliiver" TOTICI ?$ hereby given to all owneti of Carria
ed by it aJTailants, though they rujy f.iil in . LVges ii BrunUkk County, ulo lu.rne.lrcled
lhe' encounter, ihey will yet' be conned in Entennr them .n iht laft month, (a,r.eeabie to I..wf
, e . l 1' 1 i n 1 1 and the lorotei Advei tilemcnt) 1 lialatti nuance wi.l
the moment of iheir political d.nol.,tion, by be it tHe Coun-Hcufe on lorkwooa'.-Folly,
ims Moiling rciicaiin, - auas cj ttCforum the liilt day otlhe enluog C ur, i;i ordei to recciv
rjt propairise Viori't Eutncsa.H Payment of the Dutien All perfonscon-
tern.a win dc picaica iq ivm incinicivci hi initio
k'V'rtWtl f V c.is'L. t'ce, as the Law will be exa-tti againfl ilfs tbitiail
KhU,VILLL, e.Fmc! 9' wiibout dtff.rimination.
WTm .r frrm .aii h W v -
the treaties wiihlhe Chcrokees 'is btoken up, ,
ihe commifTioncn not being able to clfctl'
tht, juljecl-of iheir appo nituciit. The Che -
JOHN CONYERS, Colktht
vj Revenue for the ill Divifhn,
3'w. pijlrifttf Xsrlb-Cdrjliiu.
roktes refufe to fell Ian !s, or ti permit toads Rule for tie Trial of Coufes af Xfvembif
bejng'cKi through their-coun-ry. Doublehead . Tern iSol, of Jf'ilmir.gtsn Sufcrjir
conrlud-d this lad iilk with laying, 'Hut: Ceurt of Lam and Eau'-tvT
he Indians did not wifh lo be fpoher. to ofl'.'TpHE id, :d, 3d. 4..S, 5J1 dayi for New.
that fubiecl." Hv then addrelTcd tjie peop'o 1 1 Hanover and Brunfwick.
of TesinetTee, and faid, ' That the white 6,h, -71b, 8lh, for liladcn, Dtt-lin and On.
people owed them 'heir lives-.hat they . had
waited fomj time for ft isfattion, and wou'd
wait. yet longer But were determined cn
reUiia lan."
RALEIGII, Sept. .
COMMUNICATION.
1
" Ar Prinrr.I lately r'afcrved a rl'cs !
in ihe Ncrh Carolina Mineivi, cr.. em,'ng ' a,(ti continue lor ibrcc cfays, free for auy
(be daih of Wi'liam Travcn ; the full part j Htsrl'c, Mare, or Gehli'iL'.
01 wnirn was nat.rring ana 100 sing i" nit
frieiult, and the la It rait appeared u fTicn
the ciimc of Mr. Gilmore, whofe fnuat-.on
lhe author of'thai pieie fincercly lam-n ed. If
ihf ut'dJIe'of faid piece bad con'ainel the
whole tru'h, it would have faved the author
of ibis fhs tioible bf dating fids as lo the
ilow, and ciufes without the ditlntl.
9'.h, Criminal rr.d Argument ca'if.i,
10k, litb, lh and ijth for ra'iPs in
Equity. - JAMhS Cik.
The Wilmington Jockc Club
RACK. ,
"T"TTlir-L' co.TinitMice on TW fotfrih
Y Y' ThurfJay in - Ni'Va-iiibcr-ntXt,
condut of Mr.Gilmo e, Slier 1 if of C imberiand
It apprJ's 'that Aw depu y had a tut
warrant aainf! ibe faid Travels for a inHmg
complaint, and (he trwh is, (which lite evidence
will prove) ikat the only lelillan'e which
was mde by Traveri, wai, that hs- th.Tj 10
be tried by fome particular Jyflices, of the
Peace, which Mr. Gilmore tefufed then r
..tr- Lt . l ..: 1 . . 1 lo
lumj uiui aiung uy vuncncc, give inrn
fevtul kicks on ihe mQ lender part, fo
feerre thai he fell 10 ihe gioui-d, which caufrd
hisdcaih. He lived two or ihiee days fulL-tiitg.
the mOi1 excruciating piin, ' Diring bu
illnels, Mr. Gilrmue appeared lo fbew but
little tegret on the occafton. Afcr a jury of
indued were call -d and nude their rpn that
fid Traven dicd in conffq j:nce of ibe hurt
received by Mr. Gilmore -a magiflrate went
to the latter aui granted b'a if before a warrant
wi ilfucd to pprebtnJ him ; however a
warrant wu-afterwards ilfaed which b Vt
bm before a J jdice of the Peace, and with
ill day. Three mile heat, 3. year
old catty ing 85 Ibi. 4 ycari old too lbs.
5 years old ii.(.lbs. 6 years oil 124. l&s.
j yean o'J or age I hurl'cs 130 lbi. and
two yean oM hoi Its to carry catches.
2ltlay. Two mile beats the beft
2 A 3 utid:r the fam: rules and regu.
lalioit as the full day.
, 3-1 day. One mile beats carrying
ratchet
There is a fubfcripiion already made
up of about 6 )0 Dollais for t!ic above
' ... 1. ?i... in 1.- i .
lloWl, MM.
ill Day's purfe iod Dollars,
2-1 do.., do. 203 do..
3 1 do. do. to be wade up of the
entrance rnocynf the diticrcnt days,
which is for the fill day U, id day U.
-1 j... . j..'i... - f
Frm in nr-.fpcl is we a c
led 'n believe t'ait it wiil be inferior io pane the profecntor and wimelTci was-bnind m
abova sita'.iaicd, Afier gMn j ibe appf at at tht beat fjpetioc toarts to tlct la
vl div- 4 dollars.
Wm.
CAMPBELL',
JOHN WALKEK. ?
IltNRY WAITERS A 2
' MATH AMI RL llll.f- I !
RICHARD QUlNCt.vJ ?
Octfe t,Eci.
A JOURNEYMAN i'rmter met
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with gjwl inc-aia;?cat b; apyifj at (1
Hi.it
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