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amoft4-ro mr honir, whicfi this, fellatio
xr war al can bral f . 1 say, sir, and I mt ,li
with r rrt. because the tV4rac wVtih satis-
-. ea kit miad is talnful to me, that the adm.
J ftHtrauoe. ie'the err, or. cm with Mr. En
f line, if they .(Moot tl:irrgard, itrUinfy rx
V- "VghAttd their ciutv.' m overlooking ao -cbjee.
, ' 1 "linn which existrd.Co &9t arrar.jretneiHj 1
th viiif nf rf,wM io Plr. fcrstiar to
rata
, ' cnmludeHu "Great -Bntam aa we all now
I C-" inow ha disavowed that artaV.gr Cent becaose
W entered TUhout any authority on the part
' t f .Olr. ErAiae.v Mr. Erskine was the rrtU
, ticnr minister o Great Britain," and inLtbat
," ' character it eppekr eoiKludrti it rrapge
XtKCU "Sir, -book of the highest authority ia
. f : "the laws of nations, Wtctquc fort Grotius,
thrr. (iirr been read to, e m mi ewr,
- : "" ' Vh.cb establish beyond guesrion,hat mimi
.. V"V-erv.reaidcBtHaa rt by'mae vfhia, general
1J Inter, of. credence any power to rooclude a
v'.
treat ' or to Taake'aut a'lipuUtion binding on
Jut jyvemmett that topaMe hijA to pledge
the-r.ed faith of his ovrrejgyio.tbe pcrfoT
msAct of aav "etumhtioa h may make, dis
'V vtin'ct powers "deUgat'ufg 'apecial authority to
vBeptniate'"aBl':coac.tt(le, are. necessary.' -'1
-i save waited wittr an anxious pc,
BmhnrTty. of thke imiersi could be impeaehed,
J or if the reVfcrse of the prtpw;ti1aicj down
f,tythe erIbesblUbcd,aoiBegen(Uinan
'"' " ' would have, done it, ' That If tio gentleman
here,' pswwedVrt.t oeceijaary Information,
some ..friend pf .' the Secretary, of Statd wotjld
'haveobttined his illumauoo of the point and
h ire farourd -Whb iuSo fair froiai this
having bee. donegtrnHmcii hayeaaiiEed
' thcBHelvea with fceble eTrm id shake' the high
autthnritv bf th'i4 nrinciele in'tha law of nations
i",Y- -""bv theiclown assertion of, Ita lerrotxr, or by the
tiroductioir ox . passages poratwniicjpeucvi
. iv irrelevant to the auWecU - vl .: li-.
J, ,rte gentleman frtnhe Miasmlppi terri
toryXMri Poindi?te) and he gcntleoicto firkt
' nd ast p from Virginia (Mewr'f!lppe and
VNewto'nTl resort to what loriciana taU Vbeg-
in t thex flucst'ion." thev have . tal ten. that for
c-rantrd which is the' matter la disootc. the e
tj7, things requited 4o be proved. , Thtyas--'
Jtume it as a fact that Ulriferskine ra 4 com-
a peient agent to cojadudeTt&e : stipulation w uh
cut adminiatradoo,, and-then searchj the civil
law and ah:w com ptAhler (what no. one de
' tjles'i that tie bona nik act ofc arij authorised
algtiw, whatever may bt his Kcietlnaructions;
"j $a biVidipg on .his principal, it' rule by. tfte Lye
rhich however e'sublihbed betweeq indiVido-
W,' principal and agenC wilt appear isot to i.p-
fly as berweea a ,g Vernment and its agent,-r
"S.r.'theouestiop ; was'Mr Ertkine, as 'mt
XU9irr feaideot, authorised to jcouclude a trea-
lyt 0ragreement. or atrangrintnt, and to bind
'? ';: (CbftdtHktl in pajcf! 36-) " A;," f j;7
cv, Vu tha A;;mefc w tHe Ixmntry tc
; i Li . .. . j .
sroyeH ("lhat th arhoU of os I r potent tystera la
become a sobject f dfriion ha thso U w H
tt'od to coerce, a-4 tint irs mictaf safe rcCoi-
hr'rd. 1 the tem,-orr. tnneooo oi
these' lets' afforded dcmur3tii of uia meana
th I'nitrd Sut to pulque a Li '!'r tucraurc eom-
roeire exn'unler existing enJjarraismetitv'aojlJ
an e-nnortnnhr, hch was gUdf enJrmced bv our
Mercastb L-uncns i ui ourai.uuaintcrnu au
odr sMppinwas mplcnru. ami Liu Wir tunit-
tion exBencDced eiviTity and protection Iroto tSe
... i . . . i
dotb3 Ly the kpredatjjfisc Fraaoe twd br l Jea.
.. 'jietph tJ, That all . metsurcs 'caku'.aiel to pf-
dnce unnecessary bostfity wkh Great Briiiun, h all
times impolitic and tontrery to V r Interests
of f tuuoA, ar at tne preaent crisis pecuuany
unfurtunato, and mzhl to be diactxintcnaixed by all
(omtittjtkioal mean That oor Country is defence'
ess and our Treasury exhausted That -to fcrul
one, ani rtpjeiiun toe otuer, wm rejuira .mnc,
economr swl tut vrroUes of renewed Commerce
WThat, on tl.a cottimryi Great .sVjui! inoceessl-
. . . i . . t . r . . ? .
which baa been formed on such nodcla, and to'
bleandlnTulacr4b!e,xeept iont of its provinces, jpdao the rlortana ofharing one aVaae at
the conquest of which, U t couW be enected, wimW I lease ourMOTemmciiL, jtmiocu uy. wito pF
prove a curse w. J a scourge to pvirselvca aia1 wi'l ' lx btrut, and iheTeBecXion ua nelaochply one,
nosterirv. . w "' - ,'4.v." i,' . c .... i kwb ibom iora idipun ihcr uwur cum si
Kettkred, Tnat . War wita Urcat, crJlsn would 1 tn ocaa r uj uc coticu. f , urvpnu
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t?mj;Hc4 His brrnjjuc, Tuc ear he-rd hr
out ref rtntiJ ilwurt, a vte tW seetns to
reTtrtcrAted froca the tnb wwuli Ju answer
ed .
h In tni'ic as Io povai bim sbmit'Oirt pro-
voles ioviH. Rererence tourcfTes or yon i4
oerer be-eespected. . Thera UnowLc7 whhout
Hooour. Peaco U tU pfixe . rf courR andean
If be ttinuioed by the repatadoft of your arms.'
Such wa lS conduct Washington, and of the
patriot band who then guided the oes&ies of oul
oadwn. , Such were their aenumeutt n dmes, oot
lika tht present of prosperity, 'wealth, mnioo, and
good government--! in a Oioe of distress, of po
tent, of danger and dhorgattfion, when the risqc!
tit oot raarehy that of a fcw ships, or a little super
flaous riches bat of Uwlj, of fortune, of bWrty,
and of life. - Yet were these put at issue I VetyWere
they (bond light, whe 'weighed against our
to toe ceDLrf, tAiag Her yvunjst tUid, j, ,
hd dressed, fish Her, lesvb; her two other
dm n bed. ; Mr. I-!onh aUenipted to ro u -
neamt v-t, which was to the U
sistancei but the wind was sa strong vrw t; , '
ttwt he fcund uwpracticLJ.-. He Uen set out J t
tSe oearcsc the ner wy, wuca uon L.w a .
lT
wd
nue,
md arrired about aunriso at Sir. t
fSftl,
w mm. w-m - - - ' . n.
If crcoroe by tKe cold, Uiat he tTid TkA 4re, and
Brown thought k adrial- fr him t0 tf,.-'
Dot !. Drown took tls feorse javl ski -, ir.j Wr
hh all possible speed to Me the wonun nJ k,.
Children frptis Impending dcVnictibn. J , v eg hc
erriTedi he found Mrs. Elswonh'aaiooe c!.'.:j ia
the cellar, and the other two ia bcd,t whose tluC.tt
the wind had blown away, so hey could net
dressed. Mr.JSiwwnpw abedintolbailcigLwjt
tb chiklreti opoo k, and covered them o?er sVi -bed
clothes. Mrs. Els worth also got bio thV
aleigh) but they adtanced. no more than ait cr
and partaking their Umurs,your presklent aequvred 1 etgot took oeiorc ino siciga -was uown oer, ,- J
those sentiments whkh prompted him to act on this the children alia oea sc&iicrea oy me wukL .
occasion. ' And every Uy'a reflection on the subject. I tnworui new lm oonio, - uu r. urown collect- :
will Hut rfretou more Iasoo to admire the corxhict ed the chiuren aoa the tl, and put them into the
aour.
, By toorersatioo with auch statewmen, 'by seeing,
incviuUf lead to alliance wuh Fninc and thus
furnish to her ambition the means and .the' pretext
for orean&W.wuhia the United States, tho irate-
nais ana instruments km- aciicincs lumnj uuiiu
nation .Theso malerLds imhappiljr abound oo the
northern froodef, and in xmr. newly acquired terri
tories . In the South. From such a contest, the U.
States, if unsuccessful, would be compelled to re
tire' with a disgraceful' surrender t(f the- objects bl
the war,' or, if successful, by contributing lo tl
airsty ixxo the. graven surrounded by the scene of
prospeniy waica dm ceen purcaasca vp iner
tools, their counsel and their, blobd--they looked
ouch with piedsure, on the tiues they had under
gone. Nor would they bate exchanged for milli
ons, the recolieouons oi djorcrs e renter a thousand
old, Umo those which their descendants' cannot now
4)dcpat wd'hout horrour. ' Tht urvivor art f
iefdiiti I ' They bavH fired to see'tbe noWe spirit
which - rorocd any comprize' with dishonour, the
dowtif J"of Bntaih, would be Jrft alone to encoun-1 spirit that supported them th;oughpo Jcity and pain,
that led their country to independence and pcaci
they hare Gved u see that spirit exchanged for one
of cold odculation. which bas a tttrriS for every in
dignity, and can teH to a fraction how much, by aub
mminta any given insult, we are. to gain' in the
fMiaw'tit arktrt f Miwf wsrwasea r WiyK Kai wrw1asart
J f VVe cony the followinj; from the Raleith.Refris-1 heart callous to all those feelings, with whkh St beat
er.oritdnaliy wublisaed intlie National &zh: The I high, in the glorious period oTyowirvbladoo-and
r .-. "k T I L I . ' l.l. . 4 . .
ter a power, who, unopposed by the navy ofTiW pre
sent eoemy, would - call into requisition ail Ums re
sources and 'energies of our ioihary RepubQcto
defend in douhthil 'coaflict, our liberties upon our
own shores.
sleigh ai?ai. 'MrV. Els worth then, concluded" to
mike .her escape on foot; but befora she
arrtred at
the house, she was so overcome by tha cold, that '
she touna njmposHaie to wia; any ttrtner. She
made a stop, concluding that she moal then peruh.
She soon mada another attempt by crawling on bcr
hand and kneea in . which manner she irmed at
lr. Brown's house-; but waa so altered in ber looks,
that her husband did not know her., lie concluded
twice to go to the assistance, of Mf. Brows and lis
-it - . :t- - a 3 t t . .
ctuMiren ( put ni whc vcruaueu tup doi to "Vea
ture, telling him that Mr. Browa cnd ber children
would certainly pemh, and that, It be ventured, ht .
must perish too j and she wished him to Way wit
her, for she Tcxpected to be a corps before nights- .
Mr Crown having put the children into the sleii
the second time, proceeded but !twp or three rods
be tore tb$ sleig.i was blown over,aod torn tb pieces,
the bed and children, driven to some distance. He
then collected them ", once more, laid them a LhV
bed and covered them., ever ; and then oiled for ,
help, but to no purpose : Knowing that the chD
drcn must soon perish' in that situation, .whose du
tressing shriska then pierced his heart, he attempt- '
a . a . st ' i. . a a ' .
ea to carry incm aiion nis snouacr, wrapped, in a ,
UemartS wereaUed forth by the foregoing Reso- h-s degener.xted the sons of patriot fathers, into ab- coverlet but waO aoon blowndown, and U chit j.
bioons uJiy't rt -i-v , , ,k -t h ... , .s';' jcfclowirtoffortdne, and made them ashamed dren Ukea from him by.the vwlenceof thewind j :
, Mighty attems are making by tbe-romVrto ofthrinues,aaweUastbe'reHgionof thebances- finding it impossible to carry them all he left the''
involve lie1 En?taidii another rebellion like that tors, - BuVtbough-pale and 'quherine; itlsloot youngest, which happened to be dressed, by the
- -WHEREAS Faawcis ames Jac sbjr,"Minis
ier Plenipotentiary com the Court of .Grea Brjtsin
, nnng full powers to negotiate and conclude a rrei
tv fir the amicable adjustment of the controversies
" vnhaipiiy subsisting between the Cnited States, and
tht nauon, alter heingdnry accredited by the Exe
cutive of the United States,' htis "been -suspended
from the exercise of s tunctions, far some expre
sinus contained in bis correspondence with tlic go
vernment of the United States, which are alleged
to be derogatory to the honour, and verucby of the
txecudrc Government and he Legislatures Of
some pi iJisr siMer ouues naring ucciarea ineirns
sent to the tMdructioo iiiven toihe sdd corresoon.
denre, : : 1 1 ' approbation of tlie dismissal of the
TB.iVi .r: kit h n ixrr and the Legislature t.rMat
.-'H exarainea, 4he said corrcspon
; unable to drscersla it any piissage
ht in ther judgntrs cap be , Ljrly
u rvdisrespettful and offensive im-
, .4 whereas' the .4b1ngs of the 'said !
Si . r . ! v ' cd . with 41 resolutions of Con
U . a te-liiency. to widen the breach ' alreai
- . and to remove; still farther the prospect
;v, Ana wnerefui this lyigislatutre,
J vy s ;r "eadyfat Iw hate ve t hazard, to
st and necessary war, and lo support
vemment with the whole force and
, r ; ii.e state, are nevertheless, persuaded
';- cause exists for a 'rupture .with Great
J that its effects, delruDeoUl to. both na"
, m . i tend to ,the .impoverishment of this
, . .. .,!th, to tf :e dsstrortiori of its commerce,
t e FKmdigera.ent of a,wer,alre.dy'for
' '.;tt)'the liberties of mankhkb And whereas
i it a dutvto use all the means in our now-
v r t .... y t!i existing hritatkybsand prepare the
k ? way for tii restoration of a friendly intercourse bc
'tween two n itkw) s w hse Interests are in mafly pouts
essentially united, ' ':. ' ..-is.t?
' V7ifc.e?erd;mttheL'eKis
Bttchuseus, is uffected with sincere ht. proibund re
- grct at the late unexpected and midden termination
-: of the correspondence between the American ,Se-
V crctary of State, and Francis, Jirne Jackson, Hjs
Miiuuiiv.iuajarji iiiiiuicrf iur,nuiui uicjf con per-
. n eeive noluat or adeottate'eaase? A ,4 '.. J
. -rv JRrtolveiiy That it if our anxious wish that some
- . . nieans'may.be devised; consistent with Ihe honour
of the; United, States, to jresume the ntgociations
between the two countries ; for bbtaihinglreparauon
t of real imuries ; and to estalilish peace and . amity, so
" essential to the interest and happiness of both, upon
- a permanent basis.'' 4 ' . . V ? '
' ' Revived, That acts of embargoes and. non-inter-
course, and the ,wboie system, ot commercial -re'
- attaints,: adopted and contemplated by . the late and
present admhiistrerioti, 6re impediments to a rested
" .' ration csyiur amicable relations, with Great Britain,
and have proved in tha highest degree pernicious
v, to the best interests ' of this Country, and especially
- v of tlds Commercial State That all the predictions
cf their opponents have been verified That by the
pmtion of these acts, the public Treasury has
- been drained, and brought to the verge cXIhudtrupt-
oft9QS ; but we are much miuUken if they do not
provc'nu'1eny abcrtive.'' The people are not again
to be deluded t they by this time 'comprehend the
real mtftircs wiiicb urged ppposuion so violently to
oppose a measure which if foicty tried would .Whg
since have rednced our toe and ended our diUicuIea
None but the wreclalroabu; netnies of the country
will now enlist under' the standard of a ruffian whose
bands are yet stained with innocent bloodwho was
sent hither to imu't Us and who has welt fulfilled
the purposes of hi mission. Tle cause ofthe coun-
trv must be so sported, and Conjrrtss, we trust, will
liot agalp shrink from their, duty thronghjdread bl
federal insurgency f. wI not agsin, deprecate the
Wrath pf a .bullying Maasachusetts LegisJaturc, or
urn bck at aach important Weapon as tbeirn
fe4W, jet the fjctioitretoveos much as they
ple ise, the .ruple we believe have already resolved
fO purjns the council of Uiis suite from -British wi-
ijuenched. .'The heavenly flame i not yet extract I
ixiuucat imasr iaise tear, ooscurea dj mistaxen in
terest, ahd almost txtinjruished by the baleful breath
ol fbtetgn inflttence'ft yet tires, it'tet glows, tny
countrymen, wn.'iin your hearts. v Nor shalj it die J
By tho stemory c ytmr heroic fothers, who fcl);inl
its defence ! By the h.-:; ndence, tliey achieved !
by the onendeu genius ef our. country I By the
U.xl who breathed this chvine esncij vour aouls.
it shall not die. t It "kball bin n to shew ibe danger 61
your present apathy; It iball kndleto make you
emulate, in de fending your liberQecthe heroic deeds,
by which the? were established- And if I have as
sisted to tin -if to H ' fUme, the reflection tl '
bhed a hy o( pleasure, ou bi hcmUe my utiknowt
retreat- - - z . t .
'-I have been led away by a enthusiasm I know not
always how tp.controul, bbi I will noV speak a ' lani
uagc more uueinioic tp me statesmen oi tne pre
hercntsV' Tbe "Amencan- spirit we hope is rising I sent day f St Lwine aside allctmsiderution of naOona!
nonour, win pursue tne laveorite practice or settling
stale ' Questionsby calculation , v' Hrst -on the
chance of any favourable 'change in'our foreiyinre
I ttions. . Second on4.he loss or rahi of coiaJnuink
in our present state. . Third ort the probable con
sequence of putting the nation in a posture of attack
ind will place, Levi LiacotM in an office at present
dhgraced.by the -so or a Toaf IT,,: Ve fook for
a i speedy nomination of thef Repuaueon Candidates
' rnm tyie,mOitnrttm - a
Before I proceed to Jnvcsngate the resources
side of i large log, and attempted to carry tlie other
two in tlie same maiur ) but was aeon stopped at
before" lie . theiv toot 'two. .one under each arm.
with no .other clothimt than their shirts. ; la this
mahnert'JvouTh. he was blown down once in a fct
minutes, he arrived at the house in about two houis
from the time he left lL.", lhe children tliocb fro
zen sun, were alire, but,ied io,a few. minutes .
Mjt Brown s bands and feet were badly frozen, and .
he very; much chilled, so that he could not return
to fetch the child he had lelL - v ? m - . -
At "one o'clock a neighbour came In. J Having
no hope the other cliild which waa left, . was li vine,
they thought, it advisable to send in the first place
for a doctor, who arrived about half an hour before
iun-nset. V No -otlr person, had then arrived: but
some came in, in short time. Theythen went
in search ofthe child, which "was left: which aa
found and brought in, dead.- Thus - the bertaTel
Second' day after, the cold Friday, fish were founi
frozen on the shores of the Niantick, in such laire
qunuues that a vessel was loaded with them, and
or d'efenceV the. expence which those mesuis!yhfT r eti, tt-KewYark-1mrket $ucb
of our counuj, f will ofier a few conjecture onihe J ri jue
probability ot their being jirSquired either for attach 1 termine -wl
or cletence. :I shall not wplit sentence m, order to
discover whether the British minister baa' insulted
bur government. Thit curious in such 'discussions,'
are referred to he philological debates war great
assembly, which might in my opinion haye a better
object' -t is not logic pr syntax, but feeling,' that
must decide this quesuou ana l envy not tnose ot
the men who can doubt on the subject not do I
Want fifty columns of diffuse reasoning and 'dose
printing, to convince me, that I ought, to feel injured
wnen my yeracuy is aouoreu, or to give.ruics.ior
would require, rLastly I sliall examine' what are
es to be nicurred by a war, that we may de-
uli.il... .iL.J- r A . : e,l
bear the premium necessary to ensure it. V, S
' These ahull in tKeir pnlcr, be the subjects of my
futore numbers Mnd I trust I "can'shew bv the or.
Uod03'creed of the.compting house that interest
ought, if no other motive cup induce us to take efci
cient measures." fl skill offer my opinion a's i to those
mstai ce has nerer before occured,totheknowlcdi3 -
ofthe oldest persons among us." ; V.' r'; -
1 striking example of fortitude and presence of
tnSid war exhibited, a fewdays since, by a tentlei
man and a y ug lady in ra sinpthe Cayusa Lake
in the state of N- York. The circumstances were as ,
follow'
s V -
i- -Mr, yillum .Tappan,of Geneva, act out oh ft
measures, & prove, I think. to demonstration, that no I jourhey to Boston in the Htatre with his little daugh- -
avantegeous ehange.can be expect od without then I er wui years out 5 in -crossing tne iaxe on up
:
rthat wr pcctuiiary loisillbe grtater from UkI he committed hfo child to tha care of W' ; i
then. 9tatrof thinvs thah a war would produce that I Vfcderiburghi, young lady of about fifteen rears of ' ' !
Ka anra rvrArW-jtte-k ar,l.a4, k!M .. .. I ftCwv. fa ' i-r vwcraawasafUaat ' fainniW J Krunmtnllf V f
measunng, the, exact provocauOnj4ugMtobear.Iinaw must I Lake, who remmcd in the sleigh; thd other pas-
There was a timesome of you cannot remember, to our f avobr-and that even in the account current len considering the? passage dangerous, cha-
domestic mirs;
'-The Bill for the removal of the Seat of Govern
mcnt of Pennsylvania to Hamsburg, in November,
i i t, nas passea potn Houses oj the. Legislature of!
mat otate. Jvj,wo9 uouars are appropriated '
mat purpose; . " ; ...v. .t;
f :-'.yi'- ''r "':' -.
:The Legislature of Pcnnsvrvaria have passed an
acj extentung ine cnarter. ot tne JLiank oi Fejmsyh
yania for aqyearsvfrofntheexpiration ofthe pre
sent cnaner.- i ne suite is authorized to subscribe
but nil hare heard of it, when the very address of a of muaj inju,-; U wdl not be against us.
ietter.ro your ganeraijmwnicniuaittio was oraiHeu, i v , ,f VJNDEX.
was tonsiucrcu as pit uiiici uuk: uiy 11, iv wuic nwiu
a solemn' jjbmbassy. The olive brunch was impres
sed on lis seal. t purported to be the prelinainary
of peace,; and to contain offers for putting an end to
awatyou-nowso greatl dread war with Britain!
Yet the Letter was returned, the seat was unbroken,
and your high minded leader rejected the overture
oi peace, pecause iney were ikx niaue wuu vuc res
pect due to bun who commanded the armies of an
mdeDendent neoole. 'The cpnieress of jthose days
considered an indignity offered to their general as
one-to tuemscives ana meir counuy. - i oey ppro
ved the, spirit with-which he had repelled t aiid
iner.oia not struanaer, in vus utuaic, uiue pt pvioua
moments mey naa sworn
their country "l
! here were then no.
anatomize its different nv
ofthe humati frame cannot read their Jectures on
the parts until the life 'and spirit ofthe. whole sub-
. " . . . . II.', VT .5" 1 . J .
ysa is e vaporateq ana kkc.. u uipwiqauc oancuig
masters, to teach grown politicians' whaf arrftt to
take in cases bt doubtful insult, how; often to Aow be
fore the impertinence of an envoyer,' with wbalt
ceremonies to receive the indignities of an Erabaa
sador.r .1 ..f'i:-7-.f :' " r r .f.
I amuse mvself with the idea of one ofthose mm-1 setts have nomuiated Elbrulge Gerry, for. Gove'r.
cing statesmen, capering up ' to W asliington in bis j nour, and,Villura Gray for Lieutenant Govcrnour
tent, & telling lumrr;i,r you only imagine yoursru 1 tor Massachusetts. y svf'
tqbe insulted..' lean prove to you, by Wicquefort, I ' : .1 ' ' r!" ,L- 1 '-""
ana cynKersnoeK, ana, ronenuon, uivuus, enu ma
ny others, whose names I nave learned, on purpose
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mrm .rnnin. Ml nc imnfm. m niitiw ui w ruii jr. i. r wvjt i u. uir hia. .a .... j
vv.i..y.i uv.v.kv I - - . i ""iuuu w me wickuii utterftfl a siffh. nr
, stock of tiiebank.. The bank : (take idl its branch Tappan to take hold of I
uiiBwuii uKuwiitcj, iv . . . v , 1 manner iar immm iiD.
eilUrer, ami WHO 11KX UIUJXJ 1 - sL a. . ; ' . ' " I omeninn- Kim witk
General Sumpter; TapncMnted .Minister Pkruno.
tentiary from the United States to the court of the
PortUKUese Kincrdom of Braxibhas atrived at New
.York, from whence he is to embark for thut country.
'-Levi, Lincoln having declined beina considered
a candidate forthe office of Govemour at the aptdLitely stiffened with ice
proaching election, the Republicans of Massachu-1 , . . , v
smg to - walk at a t distance. A Mrl T appan we
holding topon thehjnd part ofthe sleigh, k. broke
through the ice, and that, with the horses, were in
stantly under water. Mr. Tarumn swam to where
the toe would bear him, and looking 'back, be saw
m Vredenburg holding up his chdd above water,,
who, with; a surprising composure of mind, and un- ' -ftumpled
disinterestedness, exclaimed," For Goti' .
sake,. Mr. Tappan, save your child, for we are bota
drowning together l Mr. plunged in aKain,nv V
ceived the ctuld from ber hands and was tortunaisj .
enpuRb to place tt in safety on the ice. Ha then ra .
turned, and took the young I vly, who waa. quietly ; .
waiting, up to her neck m wateiy standing opoa Uift .
upper part ofthe sinking sleijyh, ami swam withhef -again
to a place of safety. All this time she neve .
o m plaint ; but suffered Air,
icr in the most advantageous v
and deliberately avoided (M
hands, which she was sentf
ble might prove fatal to them both. The reSuJ
was, that, under Providence, the fortitude and pie :
sence of mind of these two persons was the means
of saving three souls from a watery grave. " It may
be observed, at the same time, that the weather was ,
so excessively cokk that their clothes were imme .
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,f overpower you with my S'rning that the ituit-
iuw,n jvv, IUUIIL CLHIUiuicu Hi vim uucvuvn vi uu
letter, that you are a mere private individual, U pci
fecUyrrirwW-, that the - EngUsh Commissioners
were jusunetlpy precedents at thetreetjf ofWctt
Coxcoan,N.H.Teb.6 -A more extraordinary
and distressing scene, than was experienced in San
bornton Jn the late tremendous storm of wind, is
seldom known, : The safforers are David Brown,
Jeremiah Elsworthand his family. ; , ;-' ";
On Friday morhinc-tlie Iflth utt. .Mr. Ekworth
arose about an hour before iimrise i some Part of
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fihiua and l ftntttt agamst you breaking ptr a nego-1 the - bouse' vas soon burst in by the violence of the
cimjo wuicn ijiirjai.a wui neTcr rwww, eitcr vvu I wuki. . ueincr apprenensive -that the Whole hou.u
have returned her letters unopened- AV look, 'lo J would soon be torn to pieces, and tliat'ihe lives of
awasa evcu ia orarors vi wc.ypiuMwtium uto m-1 uif wmiry -yrero Ut oanger. Olrs, Lis worth went bv
nVe convtha following from th Boston Palladl
um, and ofier it to our readers as a curiosity, v. We
hope it is alsoaturioshy in;' Boston, and pot a sam -pie
ofthe tteady bahitt of that town. ViV-V-i-' '
A Subscription Purte f 100: torii-iGive'n A-
consequence ofjhe universal satisfaction enjoyed by
thh arwrtntnni nn ThnNln ...ntn l-.irf 4i (u. wm. '1
tended for by Mr. Ryan and bis opponent this eent J
ing, at Concert-IlalL i r ; ;.
' ATter reatations and songs, by the celebrated In- ' t
fant Roscius, Mr. Ryanj teacher of that manly andl 'r
noble art, Pugilism, will have a grand Starri
Mattk, with the fomous American Game Chicken ;
the victory to be determined by the number of
knock down blow in twenty cpuiid ihe comt,U '
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