It 11 MollUliltl,
TIU5 AMI I.OVr
An rt!it Vni'-4 lime an j tor(
Him with iltuwn rvkikbofft
Ani Ixne without fci!irr
Sir lUrtj patwiil the pUn,
Ao4 tuo fc.r 1111 ea4 t4y Anne
In wedlock cam togntlitr,
Ctjie of tck tbt dam Ui;xkc i
The aniat ere he drew a auxke,
Iltvcmd hit oU opinion,
, And avaigUway to Oie Ult one brings
Tun ia its tura devoid1 of whip,
AM Cupid wit tvt piniona. ... .
"TfluiX IW ttie lte enr v7
No MutxW Madam," barrpticij "
- ! bop I'm net 10' stupid.
' Tch 1m Mi piniona, in lis day,
Time before marriage fliei away,
' ' Aid after invruje, Cupid.'
at Wauaa.
Were na m dull they could sot see
That Lycy painted should tbey.flee
Xika tlmpU bird into a act, ,
So groealy woven and IB-act
ller ova teeth would aado the knot.
And let all p that eho had got.
Theae teeth, my Ltcy ntut aot show.
If abo would bite i ber lovera thought
like birde they Hoop at eeeaainf rapes.
Art ditaboj'd wbea (.rat abo fapee i
The rot ton bones doeorer'd there,
Show Hi a painted sepulchre.
no, tii aiaceca oasim.
A printer was kadinf a bacbtlor! Ue,
taoae U could aot or would aot procure blma
wife i
Xftduatrioua, prudent, be cut but few eapere,
Mated pamphlet blaak Greeting,' tri-weck.
h .aewtpapere,
. Oa a Bewvpaper day. a friend happened to call,
While creak went the preaa, and thump, thump,
went the ball
Oa the part of the sheet he wu carting hit eje,
Which telle oi who marry and alao who die
Thea aaya to the printer, tnleai my eyea fail,
Tour impreaaion Juet hereabout look i rather pale.
JJ-jn-0 "o' look pale,' replies type la thii
caae, face!
Men nurriafe and death ttart it full io the
fjr.cy r,f c;r licro.
. - m - l , I il.a
OLD ACE.
Old je U honorable. Tha eplrit seen
Already oa iU flight to brlrhter workla
And that atranp cbarp which men aiiacall decay
U renovated Lie.
c!0
lie ! Jfi ik j j.;r
prtliinirut ici were aouu lettun, Lut
before the knot touM Lc ticJ, butinett
of importincc called bimti Naihville.
On tin return home, he unliiclily
toj)j)c J at Florence to viiit thoie kind
(rienji, by whote advice he had made
hii foriuotf. Whiltt dioiog at l'lor
ence Inn. a man from Kentucky took
hit teat tt tho table, who ioiUaUy re
cognized Dr. uedford, to be hit old
friend. Mr. Wn, Talbot, of Lexioz
ton, Kir, i proftitor of the Art and rnya
tcry of corjwainer. jTbc Keotuckian
trai delighted to meet bim, inquired
trTyat)ltcttou!jr"ifteT hti'heahh, and
obaerved, that but wetkaiocer he
had the picture of callioff on hit wife
and family, at Lexington j who he a
lured him were all well. The doctor
was confounded, protciud the geotle
maa wai miitakco in the peraon, and
declared vebcmeatlr that h would
firoiecute him if he dared to utter aucb
aliehoodi. The Kentuckian wn not
eaiily mored by euch threats, aid con ;
tinucd to reiterate what he had pre
viouily stated. The eoofuiiofl of the
doctor waa so great, he could pot fin
Uh his dinner, but hastily deputed to
institute a suit a rain it the raaa who
had uttered such outrigeou libels
and that was the last seen of him by
the citizens of r lorence.
In the mean time Dr. Bedford re
paired to Dig Spring, where he bor
rowed a carriage with horses, and
negro servant of a gentleman, into
whose rood traces he had initiated
himself, telling him that a person i
Tennesiee bad sent for him, to operate
to a case of Iithatomv, which rendered
it important that he should depart poite
hsste. oince then, the inhabitants o
Biff, Spring have not been honored by
a risit from Dr. Bedford, nor has the
gentleman heard of his carnage, hor
ses or negro
The Keotuckian stated, that he and
Bedford, who had a wife and two chil
dren, Were employed in the aame shop
more than a . year, when the former
was discharged, in consequence of his
ignorance of the trade, and conse
j quent inability to perform the duties
assigned him i and that since his de
parture he had frequently heard of his
practising medicine, by authority of
a patent right which he had purchsaed
ClecV
tea every sprcarancc t
fill!
Mivct Ir.ia a senu-cirtlf, march sreun 1 du'tr
the Biournen, sdJ then halt snj pue humour in Jour ctuuren. 1 oitt out
three yells at before. Afur marching to them the Utalceaiequeticts c! yield
round la this wav three
return to the r.rive snd
leave it.
men Dcrform
monies as the srenlnz previous. Thcv Cod. If remonstrance fail of its de
I''1t"" "T"
It srncars ty the tnicctts tf
m m a a a
to them U.s UtalcCBieQuetiCts cf Yield- IMcthodut Lruccpal Uhurth in After.
timeirthty leg to thsir puiioni. Convince them ics, for the year 1 623, that there hV
the female that It will render them uacomforuble been lb) new preachers admitted ca
The next rooming, the old ti thcroielvei, odious to cthen, and trial a 52 admitted in full txiiocxlcnj
rm the same round tf cere chjecis of punishment to-Almighty 197 deacons 39 ordained elders 4
h.a.eBlnffDrevioua. Thw Cod." If remonstrance fail of its de locsted 1 47 supernumeraries! 39 worn
then puU u? the poles and walk off. sired effect 1(U be received with oU out preachers i and It also sppcars ihij
The young men after breakfait hive a stinate surliness, thail'uement then be America is divided into 12 conferttw
ball plsy. Previous to' their having comes necessary, and then -offending ces, and these conferences into fadJu
any Intercourse with the whit'ei, the AW oust be whipped out of them, tricts, with a prtyiding elder In each.
ChockUws did not bury their dead, I am fully sensible that this doctrine is In the tecspitulation, the whole nuts,
but placed them upon" the ecaffold in not popular. But when waa truth ever ber of members In each conlcreccs
the ooen air. After the iflesh wss con. Donular I Whera exhortation and ad stands as follows t
... . - r m I 'j'- J..I i. I- I 1 I
sumed, toe tones were careiuiir cou vica are uuregarucu, wmi ubuu;
lected by aTersotr-taHcdbonr picker, have Ton bur hastis,etotI.'Tha puU
i I i f' . t r .. t. .k.. .v.... I
a.nfn'V Ait
ana ftnMiita in uauin ici BDari lor riaLwua iciuiti ivi pi'iit i mi iuuii
thai burnoae.' ' " J I indiioensablv necessary, voluntarily I 'MUaourl ""do 10,
. f,i;rhnTnt io t&vt-r minnerlDromotra.the ruin of his child. Alii Teanetaee &o
.V. Isl... .1:. I f Uimet'.nKt tn It mrm riHiriilnna anrl fii.l Miaaiatippi do 6,
fK.irltilf thouththev make a conaoicuoual P.varouna J
Tha feebla roiea finn.
WA wVIch tBetouIitt
la, Cke the tk jUrk'i noUi, heard tainteat when
IU wlnga aoar hifheat j and those hoary aipa,
.TlKlK.wyia sad fauad JucH whkh more
J:.. tha atawnr.-;:
Of thougtitlcaa ribalda, aeem to me Lke mow
TJpoaaa AlpiM wmmit-Hmljprortni;
How near it it to Heaven. (aaita.
-04
EPIGRA.t,
f tU mm f Trtbk ieinF npprrAm
dtdfir (Uckinj JVlrf..
TrtbU with London pickpocketa, they aay,
Haa long htld tho Imar of hit away i
, If thia bo true, and eao be proved tho case,
Thea TrtUt'r tent has bees tKtnugh ban.
MISCELLANEOUS.
. . -,7 ujjj, rillATC.
Dr. UamhtnsTbe IProridence Journal fur.
tuahei uS with the foDowing sarratire of thia
ma, who haa atlength run hit race, and ii
likely to rccciva tha puniahment due to hia vile
conduct. ."1;", : l:z
la the year 1820, a man answering
the .description of. Doctor Hamilton,
made, hia appearance in the town of
Florence, Alabama, calling himself
Dr. John K. Bedford, and announced
himself in the Gazette, as a practition
er of medicine and surgery,- There
was at the time four regular physicians
- at Tloreoce, all in- good;repute,-nd
-as they-wrej-ejconsidcred aufEcieat for
.heplriIry BfordiraadvisedJiyJ
me gooa citizens to remove io mrwi
aettkmefAIedlhe-rBrgSprini
which was destitote of a medical man,
V nd, aometimea. very, sickly, lUnder
these circumsTances. Dr.
thought the village might be capable
of affording some advantages to the era
" icrant, and accordingly he sopn located
himself at the place in question. His
. entrance waa made welcome, by the
inhabitants of the village, who, being
ftnxioua to retain ao valuable s member
of society,' failed not to extend to him
every courtesy and attention due to a
ctwto m'- ytnffe"'T4ievDoctorhaetot been
at Biff Spring long before he eonclu-
, - ilea to make a permanent seuietncnc. 10
order to do which he took it into his
head that he must needs marry. -There
. was n the village a beautiful young
lady of rare accomplishments, and re
.' fined education, who soon ensnared
the w illin g healrt ' of the doctor I thi
' : possessed an estate worthabout twenty
thousand dollars, which, of all things.
statement at the time was considered
doubtful by many, and there being
some anxiety manifested on the -sub.
ject, an examination was entered into,
when it was ascertained that Bedford
came to Lexington in the year 1818,
assuming the name of Talbot, bring
ing with him his wife and her mother,
Mrs. Jackson, who was formerly of
Alexandria. District of -Columbia t
that Mrs. Jackson brought him an es
tate at the time of her marriage, in
negroes and other property,' amounting
to about thirty thousand dollars, which
he had squandered . away, and then
abandoned her in a lod of strangers.
From the description of the man and
me Boioriciy oi nis cnaractcr, mere can
be'no doubt, that Dr. Jamea Hamil
ton, alias John Randolph' Bedford,
alias C. Gallop, is the same Dr. Bed
ford who flourished at Big Spring, and
the same Wm. -Talbot, cordwaraer,
who fled from Kentucky.
CUOCKTAW INDIANS.
Funeral Ceremoniet. They bury
their dead immediately at the doors of
their dwelliags. Over the graves they
erect several long poles ornamented
with 8 or 10 rings made of grape
vines. At the. rising and setting of
ihe!sunth
arcundlFepoles, and covering the face
with a blanket, commence a m;t dole
'fiihowllni
keen up- for threevi months; At the
expiration of this period all the peo
ple in the vicinity collect, and the poles
Bedfordn ifrFUllfd w Hfctlherlcncts
mourn. . AH the femalea belonging to
the bereaved family take their seat at
the poles early in the afternoon. " The
neighbors and distant friends, as they
arrive at the place, take their aeat on
the ground in the rear of the relatives
and join them in their Uraetitable cry.
Alter a few minutes, those, w ho ajre
not, related to the deceased retire unto
ihe-grnveywhiohis at it 4ittle distanK
But the female relations keep their
se.ats . A Tittle before sunset several
old men walk up to the grave in a
single' file, and when they come to
withip a few rods of the grave they
halt, and all its one give a short sono
rous yell three times. After a short
interval they repeat the yell as before.
After repeating it the third time, they
march to the grave and foim them
FcrVntlin darkAeaS haa enveloned I
mods as it respects a future state. figure io'thatailly and atrocious phN
Ne one, I am persuaded, whose breait losophy iaventsd by knaves, to play on
is warmed with the heart of a Chris- the credulity oi loois, ana to wnicn
tian, could refrain from dropping the the world is at present indebted for
compassionate tear en beholding the more than half the evils it now cxpe
cAiieioc iguoiacvc vi iitia iouj ivaii muv.
people. The phrase "heathenish
darkness, had often sounded in my
esrs, and my imagination had fre
quently painted the situations of im
mortal beings, unenlightened by God'i
Clio Coafcrenca ,iM03. :1T9
21,228 W UKJ
418 - 294 'lOiT
121 13,891
19,931 J.902
2921 9.103
Cd,tU3 Mfi
26,946 IU
20.6W 277
2748
Virrinia do
Baltimore do
Philadelphia do
New York . do
N. Eoc,Uim1 do
Ccneaaee do
on
.37,019. 1
38,4:4
27r457j ,
2151
Total,
"54r27,i
207,611 44,922 31249
raan tii coaaiCTicrv tova.ir.
Longevity. The following instance
of toe longevity of a lamily, the ma
93
95
word but of the import of this phraie jorl7 f which are D0W livioS may be
I had no adequate conception until I smongit the most remarkable in this
conversed with these sons of the foreat. tate -
It seems never to have entered their The father died about !0 years sgo
minds, that they were amenable to any in the 93d year of his age, -
being above human. Mr a. Perry, a The mother died about 18 years
hopeful convert in the neighbourhood ago, in the 95th year of hrr age,
of Elliot, says, she never so much as They lived together in a roarri-
thought there waa a Supreme Being ed state upwards of 70 yean, and
till the missionary told her. And as had 9 children,
they have been altogether ignorant of The eldeit ton is a healthy, iotelli-
the punishment due to the wicked, bo gent old gentleman, in his 92d
they had no knowledge of those soul year, - -
expanding hopes which the grace of The eldest daughter died in her
God inspires. 88th yesr,
I he second son di?d in his 87th
SWEARING. year,
Of all the crimes that ever disgraced The 3d son died in hia 75th year,
society, that of swearing admits of the of the 15th attack of Pneumo
least palliation. Nothing can be offeT- nia, - - -
ed to justify an impious oath j and yet The 4th son is living, aged 82, -
it is the most common thing. Visit I he Jtn son is ta his 80th year, - -what
class of people you may, from The 2d daughter is io her 78th
the votaries of the midnight stew to the year, -
most elevated walk in life, you hear The 6th son is in his 76th year, -imprecationa
that would astound the The 7th son, a respectable phyai-
'r . i ... r I . I. . xJ ....
ears oi a stoic, anu wounei me icc-l u.n, lumjuTur.
lings of the least reflecting mind. No
possible benebt can arise from profa
nity i nothing is held forth as a temp. The above facta can he aubstantiated
Mu7:.r . 7 :tn ,ne u.le 00 l.nc oao" 01 w V0D Manfeuas, Who Is said to have
- --fc.&v-"-inecucuc river, wno arc mc aoua vi we
such ajthing as this crime t yet such is yth aoo and physician.
NASHVILLE, Tmntttr.
Tbe aggrepte of population in KaehviDe,
3443 aoula. There are in. the city
1 Wholesale Dry Good Store,
29 Whole. ile and Retail Stores,
2 Auction Stores,
4 Boot snd Shoe Stores,
8 Commission Houses, snd
2 Iron Stores. i
3 Banks 3 Taverns 1 Poet Of
lice 4 Churches 3 Clergymen 1
Masonic Hall 1 Theatre 2 Brokers
3 Drug and Paint Stores 26 Law
ycra 13 Doctors J School Masters
2 School Mistresses 12 Msster
92 Carpenters 5 Master Brick Layers
p Master Stone Masons 2 Muter
88 Stone Cutters 5 Shoe and Boot Ma
kers 8 Blacksmiths 1 Xngineer4
67 Taylora 3 Hatters 4 Ssddlcrs-4
Coach Makers 3 Cabinet Makers
2 Plasterers 3 Paiaters 2 Silver PU-
15 ters 5 Silver-Smithsl Brass Founi"
82 der 4 Turners J Copper-Smiths-
80 I Gun-Smith 1 CooDcr 3 Warron
Makers 1 Chair Maker 3 Milliner!
1& 2 Confectioners 3 Grocery Stores
761 i Candle Factory 3 Bikeri
Barbers 3 Printing Offices I Book
73 1 Binderv .2 Book Stores 1 Comb
factory 9 (NINE ) TtpMe Iloum
-i nope vaia i iierop raciory.
Amount of their ages,
Average age, - - - -
919
83 1-2
written a history of India of uadispu
ted veracity, mentions a native of Ben
gal, of the name of Numa De Cugns, ,
who lived to the age of three hundrti
and cventy. He had four new sets
MAUOGONY. I of teeth. Hia hair had freoueadr
The difficulty of procuring mahogo- changed from black to grey, and from
ny, and other costly woods, and the grey to black lie possessed an as-
its prevalence, that by many it is mis
taken for a fashionable acquirement,
and considered as indicative of energy
aad decision of character. Fatal de-
usion ! Reflect young man ! Has not
the. same imperious mandate, which
-. I Kt. .K.I. bill ' ' . . . .1 .
91 I UUH IUIII UVI .VII!. BI1U 111 I .. 1 I ! 1 . 1'
terms as atrornr. Thou .ha t not take exorbitant prices demao- toni.hingly retentive memory, and ss
'V . , ded lor the ordinary articles ct tamuy serted that dunnc his lite he had pos-
inF nimp ni inp i .ore mviioninvim'-i . . . . i " -
convenience, has occasioned the art of sessed seven hundred wtvet ; some of
had
the name of the Lord thy God in vain 1
b.f.r. ,A. ..J 'L Pcularlr calculated to promote .0. pat .w.y. ,
' r I m.itip .mhrlliihm.nt at a InHintr Vt.
Ii AH Oktm -a, mm An t a 0m t 1A WMMti Mlt m a
. T " f "a I LV U3C c- AS Ucl UW.U WVUUIFU S I vil
rw rnrnnirrp iiip ariiirnrr aa Tjniiinir -
w w a wmm wwv tw m waaa .aaa a
wnrlri . Varment flrrettr I .
rioK tri ciiatarroa reraixa.
DUTY OF MOTHERS.
The following extract from a aermon of the
Rev. Dr. Gaaotvaa, of Boston, it ia hoped will
be acceptable to the readers of the Courier. It
Vhn Dr. Framki tm harlancroacho
any- species of wood of a close ed ta the erv dm of hi. lif.h rea.
grain so nearly to resemble mahogony ,oned thus coollr" with a friends
in the texture, density, and polish, Death is as necessary ta the con.'
that the most accurate judges are in- ltituuon as sleep: we shall rise re
capable of distinguishing between this frhcd ia the morning. The course
happy imitation and the native pro- 0f nature must soon put a period to mf
duce. The first Operation, as now Breaenr mod of Miarenci Thia I
. u ... - . I ntti..l in 7aft i. a Tsl on. K. 1111 . ... .t.i .
tra rlrliTfiwI hifnr thai lulmnf h n.M I F-vnav ..i wv " I anall ftlinfiiie To wltn trie liaa retrrri. 9J.
FrmaU Aitlum," and published by thalr particu- surface, so is to render it perfectly having seen, during a long 'life, a good
lar repeat.' mooth , the wood is then to be rubbed deai Df thU world, I feel a growing
" Having implanted sound principles w - ,0l.ut,?n mtrous c!ar wh,cn curiosity to become acquainted -with
1 a I triraano vtci s n marafi a la ankaa I . i a a it .t
alfsiut LeMtem, see,, as "Jar i YMmM imtmMmmiZ
possible; only agreeaUe obje'etson- 'MTOP1-0. thaaswt,7of an31vho
ceal from them those of a contrary na rarbcMte f f lohe mixed to- and : preieryeii me from my btrthlff:
torer-Agreeable smpresaiona-may.he "i lthe present hour."
made, at a very early period, that are I811 stte t0 redrjfatp " 77"
natuTairy-TJroduTtiverTJtheeTl
I tt laid on ih-wood-w ith a-aoft brushr j
ry object,'- aays a periodical writer, val ,te
that attracts our notice, has its bright "V5..
heilthind happiocu. Almost m- "Wp"i i. . ,nort ',""r- w77 V " 1' ...f
... .... ..1 - r. I- .L . 1 .' .l . I an arftrl nitl.H 'an arraiiint At "
tl appearance we-have descri- ma wno swallowed a numoer n
ft .. ' . 1 ,1M.. V m A, a! AT Oil.
aH tArV a-ul. He that hirm,,! &td. When this application IMS been A "iiop oi page. a
himself to look at the dark aide, will properly made, the surface wdlresem- nd 18J, we have the llornt.
sour his disposition, andbhseownuy ' w wifidtTmswi but if the guUrcroas-reading:,. Accomtofamn
impaif his tiappl
constantly beholds the bright aide, in- e of a little cold-drawn linseed oil, This, we think, could hm i bta t none
.. . ' .. . . . - . ik. L. M.n..I a . r.... other than the editor of a dailv new"-
Miui-meIiatcs-Jw temper, Juuku4r: " :
consequence increase his own happi- briHancyv .paper. mp f.ve.u. ....
fiess, and thii of all around him. . . . ... r . . ,..
" Some children are blessed by na- Two young lawyera were riding into f Mkncst is the most patolul sensation
ture With a mild and amiable disposi-lthe country, and passed by some farm-1 of the mind, as, according to Calenf t
tion, while others are born with violent erssowinjr, seed. One of the lawyers, atandma t!n i of the bodr.. When-
passions, which require the strong hsnd Vf way o? boasting, said to them t- Bi$ho Cumberland waa told he would .
of authority to restrain them. Butas u Well old codgers, you sow, -but we . . . : ,. . t....i
the most barren soil maybe aubdued lawVera wiU reap the benefit thereof." wear .himself put by appicatioa, he re.
by labor, so may the most unhappy " t have no doubt of it,w. eaid'ane of Ped i Tie better to wear out, tnaf ;
tamni km tmftmiirrl hv raft mrtA I tritm fr or om gmrtmt Amma" ' I A L,m as W -a .
miijwvi b UiWWVw wi . w , o. swui I wMi w nBBt,M evniUj - WJ tMt Vfcfct