1,
j ticrlio'ij .'Mid lnj(l Icit l^i^Hlrc■(^ ;uui liorru-
^ Fn h: 'J:t ’'•'nr V' '‘/r . /rJffi'ca//.
M n. K:i!Tmi— (.in 'mir I curt thiks w cel o’ t\i-
fcfJ;i’s wliicli ])ruinptlt th b'j lineE, yt niouiiMu
iook too ».harj) at ilu' vhu's.
ro M \KV.
On ihc first rcti iii rj oitr }rrd(hv^ r/nh.
Tual nu'ons h:ic bcuii.M :ui’ circU l, past,
Sin’ iiiM ll)t'_v iM’d yt' ‘W illie’s lii'icn.:,
And Oil 1 may thnt m c count oiir last.
As cahnly, sweetly j7'iide.
jF( r down like dew did Vilfssinps ponr,
'i'liro’ id) tills h.i) py vveddcd yrar,
d'lifn, s'dtnt thro’ the liv:»v iil\ shower,
JjCt huddiu’ thanks uprear.
yet iroons niMin ’rlipse an’ dews he frast,
And niirky turn iho l>'ifhc&t hour,
jDiit pin we kt'ck ^lio(»n tlic blust,
W e winna dread its powrr.
■Titt na in portlth, Invf, like tlirifi,
To pit' yon trinkets sir, a h\y ;
^'11 h g' o’ lK :i\on u h( ttvr gift,—
“ Oil tint us i' tin/ vny
6cpteniber 2i\h, 18:7.
jl'fom llie ri'ovidcnce American niv.l Cazctle.
TiiBrr.our ok tiik eaiw.ath.
tt’he rlorX h.ib chim’d—the hour of twelve in
And t w’.ll lireak i.nother ri*,in{j ninrii.
So .*'^0 Mtlis ptifc* ' May we tlu ir lij^ht Improve,
All . tlius to Iti aven, ilisplay our and love.
■/lln'V ]iAs> toosv.'.ftly I swi ct tiu holy hours
To w'lich we co"^' irated |ki\viTs ;
P.les' the Cvini!n«ini!)’i witli nur j;ra( ioii*' (lod,
Tlian honey s\» ■. . tcr i:. ! Is precious w ord :
III hc.ivt-n') places w.'.'h-,; cunts w;; ni' ct,
Ar* i pcMct, Hitd loVv, •' * ’ sre all complete.
Ari-jron{' ton s\s itlly > L vi. w e tin ir r.. !uTn ^
"VNitli new demotion raa} our bosoms !)uni,
Till cniUcss Salji-aths j;rt i-t our ravi.tlu ti eyes,
Vhcrc dw.ii the sainti in their own jvaradi.se.
&‘rtricty.
MiNinj;' (o^'ctiur jjroflt and delij^'-lit.
!o t':)l!v)U 1:.' Min-.s in the nnd
i.i.- (!t4.’‘.!i tviis !cil hy ! >lioi:k Iron.
.-.li':: i!tv(;r i-i-covcr» :itul
-Ilf l-rrdly wi'ltcfi ‘olive. Sotnctinics
iii«- of leaving.’; licr chiliircn wus
;::iiniul iiiclcd!, ai'il l!ic tc;r was now
ijiul ilicii scjtii in lier ; Ivil, il wa>
iinly lor a nioinciil—tiicii all was se-
rc'DC.
As thf* qMarlrr-gtinticr find neon ro-
ron'.mcntlf'd lo her a fiithlul and fil-
rc‘t'!ii'ri''tfj fellow, si'.e suiIcmmI Ik t I'oys,
one of *;ix, and the oilier oreip;hf yt ars
(if to l)(^ oflei) w ith the hune^t tar.
nrd ?lio ahvayi treated him as a li iend.
'riie l)()}i« wero ileli^hted vvitli all tlie
shii.-s, and other playthings Jones ijkuJc'
fc)r them. Anri Lady .lane showed liow
much .she was j)li>ased with all ll'.i.', hy
makint; many irfinines of him of the
use of this and tiiat part of the littie
ship forthc boys to ])Iay with. 'I'he little
fellu’.vs could hardly i>e pv'rtuatled lo
leave their j^ood Irieiul for a nio:iient.
Jones !i;i(l an ill tui n, and wy.s ([Uile in
disposed in his hnminocA, uhet. J^ody
A rrovvs'iii 1 h hi-oii'j lit liiin inedioirt :> arid
cordials, and ^a^•o tliem to him vvilit
Iter own hand. 'I'lie hij^ ti-ar would
trickle down *1 e riin-hui r.t ehef knf the
hardy sailor, v. l,rn he saw a l>i;:h-l)iM n
lady .''o attei I:*, e to him u ho had knt.u
hut little cf the kindness t.i’ iii.s hdlotv
men, hut had alv\-nvs ht t'ti ready to be
st'.w his l)i>st exMtioi s iij)on othei’.-'.
'I'i e little h(.ys w(iu!d wip« his fare, and
tell him that he woidd '^oon he a')!e to
play with them, and liill really hei;;ai^
to feel that ho was of some inij.'Orlauce
in thi.s workl.
Lady Arrow.«milh s:t cw weaker eve
ry day, ri',;d nir>re etherial as the hoor
of dissolution approaol.ed. AI times s!>c
would eatl the chajilaiM of the Aretln.s.n
to come and road iht; ol.urcli ^e• viec U'
her. He always oheyeil her M’nimo-."-,
hut at the same tin e seemed under j;r( at
restraint, and iiast-ned away as soon as
the readinc wns at an end. The eliajv
lain, the liev. Kdward 'romheiton, was
a ncholnr apf! a j^entlemnn, and also rruirh
a man of th«- world. He liad taken or
ders to jileasc his frienos. for his person
and his elocution w'cre lire, and from
thevc, uiiitefl to great patronatre, liis
soci’ess was viewed asecJtain. He was
nol a had man, hut he love(\ the world
h* Itt'f than his profession, anl was much.
mr>re at ease in a ball room than at a
death bed. Ih* kticvv nothing of that
lU Ine 01.
lislen fur b.oi’.is to
struct her rhiidre:
T»;ii v.ci.u.
h» nr I^ady J.uie in
, nr sin:-; hymns ol
;,at.u:: cJi. u s;it' u w *'
.1 .1 fccrvicc. Tlie 3:piscopuruui toim
* m’pre‘:s2vt v. btii i^ ad « iili ieiliJip;, and
d.'votiotu Junes and the two children
were sobbiii*^ bv li.e bide of the tbapla.in,
. ;,nd when t"'ie service was ended,Capi.
tell themliow ;rood a mother they had D^ii.yniple ';ave .i si!;ii to the boatswain
Imt the litllo fellows could not fully un-| llie co;T>!i, wub rcstinj^ on an m-
* (ierstand why their mother talked to! iijju.,! plank, into’hr sea—biitnotaniaii
them so moeh aooul their conduct wlicn (-(juid stretch forth his batid for ibej'ur
she should leave them, arul they w’ouki
comfort aiid consolation. iJi'll would
buirlhe, little urchins in his care, and
TIIK DLATII or l.ADV AKUOWSMITH.
The Ari lhii'a .'.iaibd from Calcutta on
the followin" we*.'k, takiun on ))oard as
a jjri'seii^ri'r, J>ady Arrowsmilb, the
wiuu’.N -'i the brave Col. Ariowsrnith,
a gallaf t soldier, who fell in a battle
with the native?. His death was de-
jjlored by all classes of pcojile jn India,
and in Kngland, as h^* was kiiow^n to
possess every honorable feeling. His
iovply wife bad shared his fortiinrs in
lhat "iekly climate, and had supportpil
iter i,:.vaiiuns v, iii) that gienincss of i fu lu:ni;r'v sutiis. l*emberton had known
.it.ui ■' ,ii .i Si luier's wife should, w beti|Lad\ Jane iii India, for lie liad met her
ciic. ^ e (-is united berfortun(s with in tlie circles td' taste and fashion, and
ill otTu't r’s fate. She had witnessed he felt that respect for her chaiacter
w'ariKth and liapjuness which attend
the c;ood niat' breaking the bread of life
be in liie care of stran^eis.
On a very fii-e evenitig, after a day of
more than emnnon heat, ]-.a(iy Jane
called (‘apt. Dalrymple, and rtfjuesled
t!)e honor (d a coi'veisation with him.
1 am soon to leave y(»u, ( aiJtain
Halrvmple, said Laly Jane. 1 ann
\”ell ac(|uaintcd with your character,
and I ktujw tbnt yoti w ill do \vhatever 1
ask of you, if il l)e reasonable and jiro-
|ur.” 'i'he captain Uowed and was
much afTected ; she proceeded in a ca!ni
tone : “I know that I am .soon to die ;
UiV tittic is nearly come—i)ut I am pre
pared for the event. It is indeed hard to
leave rny int'ant children, but I must not
rej)iue at the vviil ol heaven ; in truth,
that ai;onv is piast. In that trunk u'.y
women will rmd my shroud, and it is
mv le•JUe.^t that youliury me intlie deej),
and not attempt to convey my body lo
Vlr;t’;Iand. It would, perhajjs, seem to
many, that I oujjlil to preti r to rest in
I he sepuichrc of my ancestors than
to c’noose iny gjave in the ocean. 'I’he
deep will give up its dead ; the oceao
has no terrors for me. I make this
request, nol to show any haidihood or
imiiriert nce ; but I ttunk such an exam-
j)le, if il has its proper iiiHuence, might
take nwa\ seme of that dreail wonjen
!>ave to a voyage. 'I’be chance ot finu-
i!ig a jia\e iii toe deef) ocean, olten
n al-iiiji up Tio small part of then* terror
i I mbu'kingou a voyage. In the eye
tiil.iw.fi!)'^ it ran make r.o dillerence
di"-. iution ol iiaiure is efifcl-
view I’f religion it is ol h'ss
ronsi c]neuce. T’he believer goes down
to llie ctiambers ut (b i'th in the glorotis
hoj)es of a rcstirreelioii to life '‘ternal.
1 «‘iitreat \ ou to sulld .ii.t’es tb(* i'aithliil
iVienii ofit'y little ( liiidren, to be with
tl.c'm alter hf reaches Kngland, as long
as he wishes In stay with then). 1 ha\ »■
jecomiriended him to my I'amily, au'!
])rovided for him in my will.” Capt.
Dairymjde was (piite overcome, and
stammered out Ids hoprs’bat she would
gel well soon, but promised, if she
sl.ould r;ot, to do all she jh (pnred. Slse
ca.sl on him a i.eavcniy srniie, fmt ;igaiti
said all hopes of life were I'ver with iier.
Several times alter tlrs slie came oti
deck to gaze upon the l'.» avens, and to
watch the molioiis of t,tbodies o'
pose—all shrunk from the deed. The)
couid not throw a woman into the sea.
'1 he captain yav^ the agonies of an ai>c-
lionatc superstition 5>'i I'SKbi'g i«‘
hreastv, and he tdd r.oi be cruel to
these I'ood fellows, in an\ way ; and he
moved' foi ward and slid the rofiin to the
.side of the ship ; and as it plun^-ed into
ihe water, one cry cf bitterness and dis
tress arose from the bottom of ever)
breast. The ship’s band bad struck tij)
a dir^e vhich moaned over'be waters
as the cofliif disai>peared. The chaplain
faint« d atid was carried to the state rooin.
and Jones stood bjokinji; into water, witli
lioth boys hidni;? their heads in bis jack
et, and inquirini; if mother wotild ne^er
come back again to see them, whiic he
was attempiiti:; in tl'.e midst of sobs and
li^bs to soulhe them by snyini' thal^the
sea vvas nu vvoi-.e lor a ^rave than the
land. So passed avvay the mortal re-
ains of fjiir of ibe inoU acconiplishel,
and lovely, and virtuous women, lie
who matle bis bed in the }rrave, and
slumbered among the dead, can give the
cliarms of Paratlise to briny waves and
to ocean cells—and ean turn the iron
mace of the monster death to t scejitre
of everlastin}' hope.
ol (iniio^f j
v% !,(•);' the
eil ; :n :bc
id 1 lisbyiiti’s valor and at the s:uiie
tune hi> n.atrnaniniity anrl gerierosiiv ;
and ber jlkctioris increased with ever>
viri*.sitmle, uiitil, at Ien:tb, she icceiv-
«(! I im a err>e fiom tl.f lield of glory —
in . . fallen v\ iih runu rous wouiids,
at ' f I'lead oi his regitTient. She* did
ro! r-*ve or tall into fjtsat this calamit}’,
Jiw e* nied piep.'^ned for the shock,
Sf 01.. li( wever, the j>ait' cheek and the
suijer-'ii'tuiai iuslre of the eye, lold her
nero !(.»-m!s that tl'.e dart hail flown,
arid'lt fiUsI ui health was nev(r
to jf visii her face. She hod beei. high-
iy e'HieaLed, anrl iiad miived, from the
stfinees if her birtli. fortune, and
'imetits, in ll>e first eircUs of
I L-;r face was one of tho:>e full
fbf uiity and geniu'. Her l.irge blue
ty( i-'■ir.i.(i a (iivirie r.idi.'Mice ..n (\ery
o; l.'.sJe Mild virtue. I ler Ibrni v\
tnli . ii(i ooniniandino, and ever' iS’T!'r
‘ d'^uily and luveliix'ss, ioh i
|;(Msfjn. S;,i once hatl someiiiing ol
tiial '-vvcri fulness so ehiuming iti ai.
J^nglish but tliC eliiriati' aiul hf'r
co'.;!se of life ha.! n i'.iicf d her f(uni lo
sen - il f r-o any, t!iat at times sh;
d .••liruisl a bfi'-'g f)l ai.i'ii,er world.
V. ;is lilt' nicsl
there ivas r
i{ 1-; V o 1 .V r I ON a \i v u k m i m s c kn'C e.
To the elior of the Italtmiore Patriot —
Sn;—In the I^ingraphy of the vener
able (.'hrales ('arroll, ol Carrollton, taken
from the Salem Register (d iJOth Sep-
tendjer, anil publisheil in your pajier of
the 21th, wherein is pourtrayed his just
and eminent servicts Irom the com
mencement to the termination of out Re
volutionary contest, and whose subse-
(pient and di.«tiiiguished course lias
renderetl him a blessing to his country,
and placed him in rank and estim
ation iiot to be surpa.«isefl by the renown
ed sages of the world; he stands now
llie beloved friend and father of the
Americ.nn pei^ple, loaded with honor,
age, and goodness of heart, 'riiere is,
bovvev er, one eircun,stance connected
with the burning of the tea at Anna
polis that should nol be forgotten, and
in wliicb a highly respccted and valued
fiien/' of Mr. C’arroll partiei[)ated. The
late i)r. Chas. Alexander W’aifield, of
Atine Arnudel county, who hut a short
time before had obtained professional
honors in the University of l\;nnsyl-
, '(\atiia, and had been aiipoiiited Major ol
light which are fuli of in‘^;yiration to a ,, ' ... •' , ^
, I JjattHlion, upon hearing of the an ival oi
minil made 111) soor to wamler amoti'j:, ’ '
' - ■ i'n
Mltendiog liil.s enrly CTf,r(‘sslcci ofa Kct
iilutionary sjjirit. Our iU pr;rted liienil
but a short time beloie he rnarcheo te
ile city of Annapolis to fire the tea
was parading his battalion in AnneArun-
ilel county, in the vicinity of Mi.
rol’s residence, when he toob. upon him-
self the privilege t)f printing soir.e laljeb,
with the following insciipiioi-' :
cr/j>/ and Independence^ or death in
pnrsvit of it,''—and placfo one on the
hat of each man in his company ; uiany
of the older neighbors whowi-i e pic-
sent were struck w'ith ostonisl ment, anil
endeavored to [lersuade him to havs
them taken down : for the idea of Inde-
pemlence at that time had entered the
ntind of but few nion. T he venei abl®
Mr. Carroll the elder, and father ‘othe
present Tatriarcb, rode U|' to the I'atiifr
of Dr. C^harles Alexander Warfield ancj
exclaimed, “ w??/ God^ fl'ar/ic/cf^
trhut docs your son Charles int f/7],
does he know thai he has commute'*
treasou his Kini^, and rrunj
he prosecuted foi' a rehet ?■' 'J'b.
ther replietl with much animatioi^
jiatrictism, we ackncwlcugG no Iv'.-j;,
the King is a traitor to us, ;'iul a p i uri
has arrived when we must either tamely
subir.it to be slaves, or struggle glot
ly for “ Liberty and Jndcpetidrvre.’*
The King lins become, our enemy anri
we must he his ; my sc.-n Cl arles knov.v
what he is about—hiberly and Indc-
pendrvcc or death in. pursuit uj il'*
is his motto, it is mine, and so must
be the sentiment of every man .■ :.>iir
country.” The tnighty word,
stni (i^ai)>st the Kins','^ sounded from
one end of the battalion line to the other,
and in a few moments not a label was to
be seen in the hats of any of the men,
except Dr. Warfield and a Mr. Ja'r.cs
Conner, late of Baltimore count) , who
’.vere too stern and undaunted to be in
timidated by words, and they wore their
labels to their homes. I’hus those vf-ii-
erable patriots moved alt« rnatelv be
tween bojie and fear, ut'til they accom
plished the great i bject of their l;d)ors.
^*‘lief]ii>secat in rcace.’’'’
flecom
Z rl s 11 i 0 11 .
br ailt
Si'f-it,
Jn till- niuri'CiiI.s w h ti
thui.ir!)11 ul and ab'tr.
i! se, ( tiit
• I ,
Siiu
!Cl,
V about her wbiel,
which her conduct had ins[)ireil among
his assoclatt.s ; but when she came to
retjuest iiini lo j«in her in devotion, h.e
felt himself in the piesence of one
so much superior to himself in the
sight of luaven, that he could not
give the eonsolati(>i;s of religion, but
shrunk fi om the intervit w like one who
had himself felt but little of the divine
influences ol the gospel. Lady Jane
saw at a graiice the emotions of his gen
erous I'.eart, and without one particle of
vanity or enthusiastic let vor, she wish
ed to teneh him how a Christian should
die—for she whs every hour .'^trenctb-
ened in her pn sentiment that she shou!.!
never reach the shores of her happ} ,
country, nwr again visit her chiightrull
home, froni which she Ind ! cn so 1 'j '
an exile. She (d’ten in the «v.C(.t''i
m.uinti- ccnveised vvifh th.r-chaj)l: ii. m
Ol, d.'(:i!t>'l |)()ints of diyinty ; \ \ t t/wu
slit' iluuighi tin m of any vil.'il ni';.c:’
iiiice, but .sin.ply to ijrlng bir.; or,'. ;;i 1
make him at t^a^u v.ith h.ni m If: lui i
w.ts w’tli Had in ccn’rovc.ir '
and ecclesiastic.'d historv ; a.ml wiii .;r
iiiiroili.ess and tndi sci ibable swc;-tm-"
s!t* ti:rnrd to tiie lo\« her feniuies of i!ur
divine nrfi’cpt>, and tan!;,’it him in turn
t(. e'\tv;;c{ tl ;■ s> 't il. of n ligion frr n> iis
them, ntul lt.;i\e all things bei.ealh the
sun. For several evenings as she retir
ed, she care.Ssed lu'r children as if il
were her last op|)orltinily. I'he ciiap-
lain now visited her to learn lessons of
wisdom ami resignation, and began to
fi'cl a delight in discoursing upon the
believer’s hopes. He vvas with tier of
ten, and the last time he lingered long"r
than at any previous visit. She was
recounting to him a dream which was
so distinctly nxcd on her mind, thst it
seeii'cd j'ke reality. Sb.e said that it
did nut seem a nr.'am ; it couM not be a
flrear.i ; a.'d \ (;l il cotild be notl'.ing but
a It was ofh 'aven, and joys of
ti l i'i.'si, ;:rd Il f so; >:s of angels,
stairs \’i 1'!.;
ron.po'-aiif ai
ai onc( f»\ci:avc
iiitioi’s vot'ii.t.s if la‘-liion. The
e.liiinr/s o! li.e worui liad liota- ih('ir i.'i-
r » ^ ard | d •.\v:-v. Id tl,' lovi
i •. • I,(! f I..I, I;i;:'.ts(if tlial cli*7
>1 v'i.'-ii. j,.' i'iii !ei .lied !.y n m .i
ijt'iM, sue v.:dred thf; (lU.tl *i r d ck.
S. \
1 SI e!
! Ilf so; gs of angels. The
r her ie('1, am' over
s' ;i;’ory i.f her Maker and
'Fhe V". lid she l.wd b*ll
• U, f;,! . V( !-y f:u 1)1 h;SV hei',
' , o-i(iifs VM ) • a.s itiSecls
eros;,!P«j; r;ic!i i'it'r for a
I'i t!i !i '.I iving lit wn lo the
' s; 0 :r,: on I'ei
.' slduo, as it w
oil— ; !;(i t!i* pMU;-
rf.
piouli aiid .am-J sc'hou!^:, and
I k'bai(-rs tin (
I Pev(
t ..
t I
! ol
U'-'L" h' a.
i'. ; v
: \ - ai, '
I ' I s If)
ue;d “ ,dj\-
'il Up v\ il I - ;i(
I! . I', as kii di
e\ e ol I 11]
ii iihin.es.
I thii L's around hei wr.! Irivireiivl
!t:; and at '.i i. j av'av .
ei I i, t V. 'i'!u '''c. -ii;,.',( religion
iiii e iit/ti i. s are hi\ e v, ; 1 ( I’ui'i-
■ t,” tiic Mai’S I wj'iule
l.c
S-
u i >
i.i.ajil.'tin had ht tui in
d runivp.dod with fine
_ iiUd poll t'-, but he had
St cii I of ia;l!i on ftie af-
iur.s, nr-r b i n ln'.:g!.t to fci l ihal
K !;g;:ni w’uieli .*-parklr‘S in ihe
, anil sirenglhtuis il.e mini!
'I’i.i- i.ne;.sint"-'s which the
nlleman at fust discovered
. ai.,1 1 e w:;s as clesin iis ol
eonlci cnees, as he v'. as
a' \iu)!.s to avoid them. Jlis
t V'. .IS ch.Miiged ; he left the
I s> :'.n,
j.ulo:
j 'I’h'j c
irt . . N ,i('ii: (i \v
'-f.iril i..:d p;.'.''f .1 a'.’, j
slill on iier lips, and
loveliness slill in cvei
al.’iba'.ter brow, he p
and all 1 hc' cbarri,'; the
could not le.ael' tli'! hi
she
lur\. She \ ii
i-'l.M.ec
liV
• u'i.l
\ el so near, by \
ximit\ to
f,ii ■ t'.. ;.p
j[)i w I uf tl n(', . :
f / ■ d UI vot luf . 1.'
to I\ iT to 1 •'
10 . I i
I ( - • . .'U I I fil ri
i'; I Ti e ( IK ir
fj ' • r I . w i t i
c . • ■ ■ . I -• u| i er beat in- h
lavui-t-d { I
• I
IS i.ulds ul
il .'till 'I If iii^ei' jiow -
' 'iL^i I. ha" Il.e ( H'( li
>ui '>onif tbihg fd' tl.c
Ol annii.dating dis-
> ir g :i eoi;I juc'.t o vr i
o! hum.'iii liif- wa"
his ;)c’.\ I r, and quiek-
!'.and
t.ibiuat which lie wa-i fo) met'ly disposed
lii;i;i- ;is lot.'r as any one (f liis com-
j,aniuiis, as ofui as tln‘ (doth vv as reniov-
( d, and nev( r again joined the merry
••ong or v\ ild tale, as he had been in the
bal'it id doing belore bis acipiaintaiicc
wiih I..ady .l:;;.e. —'I'he influence of
aineiiity arid virtue are great.in ever}'
\\a!K ol lil‘, and the sailors'’ffiemsidves
iievf-r tillered an oath hefoie the
/r/'/y, as they railed her. norevcrdis-
eov.K'dii dispusilioi, to indii*ge in ai.\
he brig “Stcv:art^' at Anna
polis loaded with tea, and which vessel
belonged to Mr Aiithony Stewart (a
Scotch me! chant) put himself at the heud
of the“rCA/if CVt/Z/’of wdiich hc was a
distinguished member, and marchcd to
/Vtuiajiolis with a determination to
burn vessel and cargo. WMien this'
party arriv(;d ojiposite the State-House,
the late Judge Chase met them and har-
rangued them, (he had been employed
as a Lawyer by Mr. Stewart.) Dr.
Warfielil finding that he was likciv to
make some impression ujion the minds of
his company, interrupted him by obser
ving, that Chase had by former pal'iotic.
speeches made to t!ie “C/iih,’^
inflamed the whole county, and now
wished to get off by his own li^ht; and
pronounced it submission or cowardice
in any mem hi r of th(-Club to stop short
ol iheir objci t; and calltMl upon the men
lo follow him, that he would himself let
lire to the vessel and cargo; but it is
'-taU d u))on the best authority that the
Doctor carried in his hand thechui'k of
fiie i'i L'ompany with Su-wart whom he
m:iii(' to kiiiilie it. When the party f;rst
entfeted ibe ^ity and vva" pa^^smo; yn,
red -li! r jane I"’ho was hold in
'I’l.f'smile was rPr"''*’'''''' -''nd liirealiuieo them with
, . M I . i> t' rt t *1 n n (t / \ ( I. ♦ 1/ . 1 / t ^
loor'' loan mot tal , . ,
ment, but his llireals .seemed only to in-
c; u:ise lluur ucU'rinination, they'erected
ja u'dlows direct in front of his house, by
V' 'y of intimiilalion, then gav«' him bis
choici', eilher lo swing by the halter, or
ifo Wit!) ll.f'm on lunu'd'and put fue to
bis . '.v; y. ssei ; he clu o the latter, and
in a u w n I tiioiils the whole cargo with
sbif) s tackle and aj’parel were in flames;
si'urliy alter this ]\]r. Slewait hd't the
'' ■'iutrv. I liis act deciiled the cours(.‘
M a; y lantl was tu pursue,and bad an exten-
sive iiini!eno(> jniblic ojjinion. 'I'he
writer ol this as in company with
Judge Chase and Dr. Warfield' a few
years before their death, and heard them
tonversing upon the above subject.
When Mr. ('base ren'at ked in a jocu
lar mannrr: “//?/.• had nut svcccrd-
n 'ii.ienaiH u
»e, with tl.i
Siie p;iiis-
W.TS etei'o.d.
vMtn '! tinf.d anx-
The Toll of anJhs. — Wlicn the late L^rd
Kdimes wt ni lo /\beide>n. as a j
upon the ciicuit, he iouk up his (lUar-
ters at a j:'^od laverri; i. d bcin.q; I'a.i^'urd
and pensive after dinne;, he inquiied of
ihf land lot d if there vr\ t an) learred
men in the ncipMvorhood who could fivor
him with his company over a glass of
v^inc. I'he Landlord answered, ihat tiie
professor of mathematics lived close bv;
and the Lord of Session sent iiis u ni-
jdimenls. The professor was not uiily
eminent in science, !)ut of various aul
lively conversation, ihouglt he had die
dcfect of I ,a Fontaine and '1 homson, both
g-eat poets—that of a »tupid and (hdl
appearance before it became enlivened by
\'ine or company. After a r»’«ptc;uil
i)ow, lie took his seal, and looknl at d^e
fu e, quite imover.sed in some problem i;e
had left. Two glasses of wine ere fill
ed and drank in complete silence. Loid
Kaimes, to bc^in the conversation, said,
*’i have just passedyour new bridjje t'la
IS wholly constructed of white giaiiic»
What may have been the cost?” “Ciitt i
say,” was the diy answer of the niaihe-
matician, who still looked at the 6re. Mf
lord, surprised and piquel, said, ‘‘I
a board put up of all the lolis to be pi'.'d
by carriu;jes and animals; v ill )o» b*’
good .TS to inform me what is tli‘*
an 'J'he proiVs^ur, as if jwakcL.ng;
from a ^'^eam, quickly reloi-ted—‘d
not pretend to knov\; bm vviicn yi^'ir i
ship repasses, the toll jjaihcicr ‘
fail to inform you.” Our leavind ■
startingup, and, takint^ bin h\^ i ■ »
exclaimed, ‘‘You are my ma' 1 aa;i ' ‘
beij'an along and ariimatetl
y fcatiirf*. 'I’l'i!
cilled eye Usb,
'•ii ler ver gave,
.IV i-n (if her face,
oij;’!i > vtul Sh-'j had loved ilois'cru'js or rude width s-’ailotV
as sue nppfiiiici at that muiru nl.
As the fact of her draiii "as tr.ad"
known on !.>oard :!ie ship, there u.,s one
general I^urst of gri* f, and all iiighi notic
ing could bf l.e;>id but the moans f)f the
siiip’s rrev., so rniu h was i;! c loved b'
all of t!i( m, aiifl the sound of ihe carpen
ter’s hammer, as he n'rovea nail inio Iiim'
I ufliii, w hi( il made the inter v a! mure soi-
tnin aiul im[)! t ssivc. At the j^^oin^; down
( f (he next day’s sun ail vveie picpareu
fur (be Iiinerul ceremonies. A siroiii'-
bo.x, ir rather an oak san ophaiMis, was
riiade in such a maiint'r ar; lo c(jniai:i tjji'
Ixniy, V. iih se\eri;l |:irj;f c..iinnii I'..ills tu
sink the liody into :he ^ea uiihin its nur-■ , . -
low house. 'I'lie annf>un*r h;id jirep.ircd I in iho Ityro/j//lonf/ri/, can
a silvi r plate, w ith ihf iihnie am; ai^e (.d thf- } hath aj vs rronn! hnvc hern hnni^
dei'c.isn:; for '.In- ^a'lu>s, vvju». ‘fn^tui.Tl | ^ J'-r ^■l/rnli/ii' the hjod i\f ic(t
ly supi I still u .. thutMMit ihal ' !i'-. ; ' pint ' ^J>r iirrhnii,"^- / tnrrd
III iitaveti, k.c'\ li iluv '■■■■! i .-.’.i' ,\( )>co It: ffic Kinrr^ ayn!
an allcu;i-
aih'' th
I .... . .. I,It I/II,'-. (.’7111 .V/g?//;/'r //i,.
or at any n , :i-,ur i, r.i--. . \ Jjpc/i.-n;t io„ of/„drpr^u/r,i'rcf^' There
little-o'yoV . :'bi;t '•! J..’ 'V t’ietoyl-.c^.J^'^V'- taovcn-M-
Stic Lit. Gu:
Power.’-J do not look upon f^-
a thing to be envied by any wise ni
man. ’ Tower in itesll —mere po\Mi—is
any thing rathei thoneiiher (1 “
fi n lul to vit tue, or test cd nu-rit. ' ’
• njuvpd by nght of birth ; it is
!.y l)loaled despots i il is ptoch:‘'‘’‘-
ihrotigh blood ao(' slaiighU'r, by
vvairirosan 1 I’es'ilential ronquerci s, u
held by the tentire of the ver; defects taa.
rtdiice men lower thati their kiti>* >;
miserable inmates oi an eastern
bill pow’er to he of use to mankind
power of doing ge.od to our couiitrv
opporinnity of '■ratlei ing blrssinp'
the laiid ofonr birth or of our aib'P^*'^
—the power to enable you to roo'
ignf.'rance, tu difluse tlie lights o
ledge, to break the chains of
men, of whatever colour, ol whatf’vei -
they o'jy '*e—power to l!cn»nt on-
and to ilhistrate our country, and
mend Of r race—that is a povvpi w loc '
man, .Uuf h an angel ought stoop
hi.s height to lake up.
3/r. Ihovgha^n.
I. hft
— UK*
fi'on^
I' orest, of
etl ! wo years ago,
Lnri.r!:rrih/.—Old Arth.ur Wall of
hom «ome notice was pti
the Hegisdir,
nleted the bundled and ninth year o
Hit. A 1':'“
waIkH ihr, 0 n.ilc'S l>ut '.ilU"’ „r,0
a,Ki thoiiBiiU"-
what fa I iiTU
)V I
-r w creeping