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!. SEAT OP THE MUSE.
FOR TH
Mr. Editc.
The fallowing lines wire intcjed !
for
ycur pppc- ; I have ?:' odd:-!
-dence enougn in mjacif to
i .
'Ci"dl;-
znena mem
sincerity.
Sincerity : tieiighitul name '.,
The pearl of humwi joy ;
Daughter of honorchild of fame,
My cvVy thought employ. 1
Conscience, Heaver. V aeM in ho
. mind, ;
Shall mark the fSoY.-i-y w.',v, '
That Icadsrne to !hc'hij.e,iehn"d;
Of thy in.pt 1 u i iVay.
i
Ohi rmty I ne'er transgn &- thy
And seek the bitter rftnupht,
1 hat leason, friend. of virus's disc,
i'icpuies for treachery's craft, i
Wh-tever p!;.n I n ay prifr.ks, ;
Whatever c raise revere,.! .j
My actions with th) sanction tlc-ij
And let n.e he sincere. "
'1XEIF JPSALM.
Fart of a Pslam composed a
clerk in Yorkshire, q.i the disi:mf'cr
nmopg the. homed cattle, 1 78-.
ung oiul chorused by the whole
congregation in the church The
first four stanzas contain an acciAmt
ot the cattle that died, and the r.a,ho.
tne owners ; the remainmr ei
were as follows :
;
-r cow, thy
"No Chrhtian hull,
But takes it out ot h-.d ;
And we shall have no cows at all
I dqubt within this land. .
The Dollars th they all have spbhe
Like learned gentlemen, i
And told us how the entraps Icok;"
Of cattle dead and n .
Yet they do nothing do at ali, i
With all their Leamett.store ;
So Heaven drive out thrs plagut a.
' wsy, ' '. ;vj ; .
Andx U3 not ncV naore. - i
i jLt5fc?ie 'waa'T wel received,
'that. After-the scrvtr.t ft.a j.-lrcd
AA K., i; . !
five Urmc-w, who wipt VmerK ind ?
d tW lines were to4mvmg:' ? J
TiianrinUtereointouUsaidtothe!
derk j "nrhy John,harWalW was
that we. had to duv ? t was not onP
Wc'f n,.,M'...-i c;.. . i
From the Connecticut Courant.
The Brief Remarkdr.
Ar. excellent and wise Mother
gave the following advise with her
ttying breath " My son, , learn
how to say v No." Not that she did
uiean to ccurrsel her son to be a.
chuil in speech or to be stiiT hearted
in' things indifferent: or trivial a,nd
much less did ihe counsel him I to
put his negative upon the calls of
charity and the impulses , of hunSa
r.iiy - but her meaninrr was tliat.
a ton & y, ; tutp Vf banner i 1
and beevolenf'dTscttonUic i
. snoum.pp$tfe ss atvin nexibl e fi tm t
ness ot .pfurpce- Iquii
hll.price, whether it regards the
sons or the daughters of opr fallen
race. ' " . ; '
Persons so infirm of purpose,- so
beintr
ing ineir sweetness or temper thteir
COUrten'linnPV nf Hpmannr Ar-A
J 1 . " - . .
whatever else f of estimable and !
ami&ble- nudities I they possess. 1
!T:hpuh they $ee the right, they tbr- i
sale the vfCiie? i iiotlso mnrh mu! nf
inclination as from a frapae of mjnd
disposed to yield to every solicita
tion. .
; An historian of a former arid rjis
tant age, says of a Frenchman vjho
ranked as the first Prince pf khe
Blood", that he had a bright and
knowing mind, a graceful spright
liness, good intentions, complete
disinterestedness, and an incredible
easiness of manners, but that, wjith
J-il thsse qu:,'i:, he acted a r-ri:
I contempt:! Ac nart fur
resolution ; that itT came into oil!
tl
is taction-; o! h:-:
f warned p,v:r to tvt thuse ub
j hut thr.r I V"r I y
vith,'
rc'iOiiuR.n to cM! , . i
w.iilst lie v.-.is in ih.vi.-j.
Jt ; .-. fiwin;; toih-: wautof ic-ohi
; '-ion, tr.o;e th
!
in to the v. an tuf sound
Kit... . ' '
-- u 1 i.v J If 11 L4s. 111.
n ' , r . , "
. ...1. i. 3-. i . r itii is in
hir ,! t! .
v. j tj k.u t : .1 1 .1 m,-r
' v jiu'.i. - scii v. itn nam.
. -. .
- . ' ."' ' :m.aoie I
.n.r . or v, iss Maii.i
and if 'i w i i i -via
nr .r..: afnp!ts
Oi lil . ." ( f lit t,i r, -.n.r ,
j m :i n v 1 1 1 . i h a v i
i i
- j - - . . . . . .
ha;
Jl dons I
-7 , ....
p: and v hv ? ?-.ut
k. i . i i . t ii, . L-t- r ti
f-; 5nclinat.cn, or with a
mine hiif iiii"inc k . i. i
j
rvi- .ji1 .. .. '. lil. .
ul,,,cJ nciieii,
not how tJ
...n. tllULJl .U UiC KIK'W
No. It they h id J
learnt, ro! or.lv to iimn.nin, ih-t
; ,, , , ......v
looncs-, luble. but t i rulf ..i ;; i
r r i i- , n . i
' u
I fill nIi nti i,,r . : . i . i
nave saved them irom ruin, bolh ! oil" iaefiv hughes I nil V
Mem andtuciruncsandthcrcliil- : Lai;,s wear their hair comlnd
t. ,- . ., J t'otn-.r way ; all on the top of their
Lat thevyorst M it M,!! behind, j heJ, b.a.ded, and twiii.-d and
' ie ruin m ot. character, n: rhe I enn r--l r. ., a i i
very h
cart and haul oi man
--- . ,
att.s i j i c in a p,visiv e v'.c
Idil'.riKES ot :
emper and d:spoit.on, or in the
!ru oi ,rcsoIi:;ion t0 y No.
I ii O 11 - .1 Tl 1 1 J M r f rt-. .r-i- tU 1..
i thrnnr-j T- lu ''"'M, , v-'';i- 1 a,k cousin
Nnroughtais weakness, have -been I( Iu'kU vhen I re' horned (,,rl
I th. victim ,f craft and deceit. tluiH net,pC downier d"?
4u,i rui:j:c, r,ut now tunic
n tiepravitv and ivretrh?lrpcc
iheir setter judgmet, to the entice-
inent3 or evil companions rr.d l;;ni-
iliarc
Had they s;.id No, v. hen
rsonor, ulien conscience, when
every thin:- ,-Ct ed d.-rv.andrd it of
tr.cmhappy oiifdit ihey 'have been
'.he toluce (-r their k.mhcd, and
oi Talent i oi c,r u ty.
Sweetness of temper, thantablt
nvss of heart, gentleness of de
raeancir together Cith a sti mifr dis
position to act obligingly, and rveo
to be yielding in things' ii.ddL-'eot
oi of a trifling mpment rre ainia.
tb and tstimahi- traits of ih. hu-
-W.v , ..uc th-'c i '..:.i
'frill -1iom.... . ..
gfound-worx oi
V; ri "rnness oi rcso-
i,S .lU Ui"'auU:'- Z '
IMC,V.XS i,.r- np, udenitu .
7'lJWi t0 'solicitation and w nti e,
-DiSe fine, he i . .t
... , 7 " " -m "im mui icmpers in
children, are xf bp
.,, , i.n.ii '.nan
generally thev are thmmhf i.
Q I " J j'.fclCV O t .
aufh. tempers, properly managed
snd rightly directed arc the ,o.t
Iixelyto form characters of fixed
and immovable resolut;cn ; char
acters the least liable to be bent, by
threats, or by persuasions, frcm tha
line of prudence and of duty.
FRO.M THE DUTCFIESS OBSERVER.
Extracts from Jonathan's Memo
randvm cf atour to - set Tark
State. .
i - .
4 Mokpay august, S15. Twen-
tu oidi- v!n: i
H'V V f C y-V-- :
iaviDC. and harvest done m(.t.i .
clnthr nn dPfl o ton l I . u:n i
clothes on, and a ten dollar bill in
my pocket, going to see Yark state.
Never was OUt of Cnnnprrimr ;
1, -"IVUfc . 4
. my life. Took cousin Ichabod-in
stare loit-s are civil enough won
J'fler if thiV l?nnw re.nA !
h ,, ....
Saw a. school Ky:V. thought they
- had uor.c-1 iCorea'at a tav.
err and pti1 'pi.rfvod runner and
good lodguig don't see but the
n u .1 j -
. iw j nui utic j9 nicy ao in
Connecticut. .
Tuesday morning. Five and six
pence to pay wondor how they
can count Yark money plaguey un
handy. Moun d Dobbia and jog
ged on met a Quaker and enquir.
cd theroad to Poughkeepsie ap
peared civil and clever enough'
wonder what they usedto hangVm?
for. Good landguess they might
ran- p; 1;rlini rt: .1 r-iiCns
here, "i -rr.p ke j- -te -jr-c a hoiite
ot b. er ci ihc woman, pretty ,vd
beer-, wonder if they in a 1c it. K-n
making I rick queer i':ins to nix
rwmr v .u ACnUtr vvh.it t;K I
t;u . .i;. uiL -uliktrpse
aJr. :t niir.-nioie th'iu JO xn:lcs
tro. I)'.:tK -houses thick as ptp-Kr--iicrr
saw .i citv' l.efore in
tny -irtnt lo a tavnr. and pU
fild .0'..;!?in up lo hav g-)t some
diuvr.in l th, n w:':r 1 chj it to
-tt 111,
th.' von k-nnnt-, .,-f the 'dace.
. ... 1
W"- i-cunt; wonder it they
,...,.. . . 1 a .
, -av. lira!.::.") i:e: e L t5; tn-v M
: . 1 ... r
. v 7. t ; I . JlCj. VV 1 " f r
hon-
em '
i. n ts. !,:, e :,U ihc I k,u!e
Use . ? M,n, .... u.
xMintts i lor h-r
j L ir
.
t s-hc l(,t)k( il at m- .i
f t fr-
i ... ...
vur oi
a r,
ri v . . i. .
. -a iu:ng n".aclj iier
uli'foiKm Irh.K,,,! , ..n...
..... .v.uuuu iiio.iinMucr
. i ti . . 1
lri 'ced hou , befo: e I tou.d out
. .
i nr.- rntstaice. 4Ian drunk, rirht
. r-: state fush.. n. Wonder what
tlv eiiticmtn wear boots lor th'u
! . .1
..... ..v-uiuci j v urss meir stt
, i " . .
uo. iveainer ; irurss their stockmos
" l' i u' c i v e n a v n t trot an'-
i . . o
, ...... iwwilli I K - 'S
, tl . - -
..xau m . . m . ...III',. I I ri n ....
I'v s-?en sister Mullv
hit L.ird Jn hull i:i ..'twill..
wind un a
i
. . I'M
thc W(,ni. , vVh,,t th, v r-.H ,r
-w.-.u.dD't cu.;r be a r
3 ir .. C
a good
; r.ry to ca'f !i me I
I li . t ' m
. cj v'
ll.'iu 'n.inii- . .r.. I...' ...
I'ti .S nr-t-
tarn and ordered Dobbin four
ii:ri., oi oata siLr a tlever frl
iov k :o:d mc id I about the fashions
iMiu..;.. a;al wonderments of
the place f .u cift guvss till he
tolvm , wna- m.ic- th - iad:es walk
so i-.-jif.ty straight :U;d phinil says
the ar CcrJ, :., ,r t7?rv.r., or
Ccw) someth... g ie forgot 'he
nao -. Wiu ihe deuce fs 'that .?"
says Ju VVhv. '.i.a litth- L-inrl r,r
a iwv H i) s he, that thev wear"
1 Xiir "r 'n! " ' sw'ar--ptt ifthat'i
d0WA.J al'nr h.-Mrd of Burh4
? Ash .'ou d i ve to stc !
i .
S-' with their
Cos,. on rrnrrss tticv'.l .
.a, CV n . ,
W on-gness thcvM .
fore. l hr, fith. li v' . hich ofthe f
hev' Senses d, vca know that ? !
say sh.ldrt know
'vn v iifty C;j-r.v
riilthey carried the iashi n
gu-i they'd look comical if they
carriVcit much higher, faith. Fro-
mi.4e.1, when I. It ft lima-, to ret
'sfstfcfiMo;J a tiew bonnet wel l
iniri--'Vs shop, and told
old the
-uuirn: i v. anted a sonnet lor my
sisterlollv, of the newest fachion.
Yes, sir says she, k I have some
right from Yark, of the first quality
3ni tf ht 'Jshion ; here's one, sir,
thst 1-csumc will suit your rister
fXllfj(, -G-ed ..t the Lotinct
jtist ;;ke her old last year's c ue.
Aye, tye, ma'um, you needn't think
to-jrx-L mc off with your old dud.
and trumpery, don't catch old birds
.t i .... .
W1T'1 .-natt t- ieit- tiui. .shop, sltant
. t r
fit ninepence
i darn the
.u.. .
. ....
worth no a shillinrr
yai" money. Went to the tavern
ino yot supper men pliying che
que:f. and drinking grog ; Yark
statt exactly ;old Connecticut best
; Mfilrtday morning; Fine break
fasKothKig wanting but a little
pd?rVin nve to ten of with -,n..r
:oJee not-i-watertrl Drhir. oct
. " w
Jer.exccHent reason why thc gen
'.fctfr?" fV n jackets cn Mon-
WV ln jackets cn Mon- f na. VVarc Houses belonging to
f fflJn i cbsc buttoned on Saturday U tr SU or n:nc nioath5, if appli
'cause their xuHes c (' .fv cd for so'"-
in h. ... -T".i I Chishfilm' . I - 1 . 1 . .
efcr build tny bigger onessteam
ooatlmnlrf liV o -nol t.
-v it I'U inn, HUUUCt II
boaW smolce like a
tii'o whe'lher l better get Molly
.T.7T-"c "r Kr9 sonnets or not ;
c;P.Ufr' folk i would make a rum
if they shuuld see her get it on,
tfith hei hair combed t'other way
hto Cujbld's msts and -beaucatchers,
nm ccscets and shcrt pctUctats,
The Public
A1- rpecnu.Iy informed t!,at
rrni .s' 'KS'
ri.nMN Sy.tkm, ukI commence in i
the Academy, on Monday next! i
A iVV,wl nonih'.y mctimp of the '
rrustccs of thc Ins.ituthn,wii be1
held at thc usual time and phec '
a n r r . . . -
Ii orricr,
i. 6cniLTRr:r..
1" ayeitcville, Nov. I 4. '
I
HAMyvi-:i), .
-V: -Y T hl'.R TO 7V, . 5 T. TA 5 .1 .V K
IV lu re he in opening a Fresh
' '-"'" " acasonalllt
l . L ..
llPlHJ of Seasonable
Muni .
cd Institution t'ieir wxm,
f, - . T wimi.ii
Ot business, hi is i!isr.nv.4 V......
convenience to .ilLid ( n.h r.t
j .iccomn,oJa!i ;ns at iJJ furs, between
- '' J,UJ o clock i M. on lhc
most reasonable lei ms.
l'aycttcville, Nov 3.
The Subscribers
B
E(S leave tr ininrn.
friends and the
hey have rented thc Stotc. to', met.
Iv occumeci fiv M,cr,. u c
.Misc. ;hc Ly,2a Iv; ";""c; Gr-"J!n' K-"-
r; a. ; A'.i; .;-. o a r.UA. tqF'" j j
Ellm- rf1v I Ir I)UU1 I,cnJcr-n. Favettrvilh
-J V UU()(jS I ' Tai,,c iioard, Cumberland coun
1 r icu( eommenexnz the ; J
MANUFACTORY.
Cou.ury .Merchants ar.d others
can be supplied on reasonable terms i
o) me qu.tntit .
Juluison, Hall iS; Co.
Fayeitevidr, Nov. .;. ' jo,
The Subscribers,
HAVIXCi ent.red
Parincrjhip, utide
into fj.
der thc Firm
or
Salmon k Monk,
they respectfully inform their
f"ier.ds and fellow. citizens tK.t
they have just opened, (four door
Soulh cat of
Hay Street;)
4 ,7" .
A'cw end hand,
I
ooum iven or the 1 own Hou-
t t r . - .
: "BMv ffi : T
-01 HJlOOClS.
rr... r , .. '
A. Monk.'
Fayettevilic, October 27 41 tl
15 Dollars Reward.
OTH AYE D from thc subscri-
' uer,
on the
1 1 in September
J last, and from Mr. Daniel Patter
son s, liuflaloe, Cumberl.aid couu
ty, on the Uih, a
Bay Mare,
3 ears old, about" 13 hands hich.
. I r i . O
.iiar on ::er lorcnead, one of her
hind feet white un to the fomWl-
her min inclines to either 5rw.
differently, rides well, and works
well in any- kt'i, Ql' cr,r- -..,
mm t 1
- - - .
cwnni -i7in oc g'wn to any
t"LA, lf zt house, or?
' r bV 8,vinS certain insoi r
tzon wherd!
tzon where she is, so that 1 -et her
again.
Hugh M'Xay.
October3I, IS!',. J
Two :niisof S ttw art' s-S tore,
Richmond coar.ty, $ 2 Cp
Notice.
TWILL rent out mv Stnr.TTnu..
X and Ware-Houses belonging to
CJ.isholm's Ga c is hired to me
ur ' ?on hereafter
hinnt! hirn withe.. if
hiring hirn without my approbr-tiots.
may depend on beinK prosecuted
lu very extent ot the law.
JOHN DICKSON.
October 4, 1815. 38 4
Blank Deeds,
For Sale at ihh OScc.
List of Letters
KrnK ,n 11 K.
t K uQ
? hc!c'- ! J-niury act. hUJ
, v"nt 1 J 1 e Gc0triJ iWOSce
t m'iVv a l
I , lk,cs'Ci:m,r!and coun-
..Jhn Acdrcs, ii!ad;3 Coua-
H
John Byrcr, h aj et:-. illr, Crt.
Thomas Hc)kin, do. Jceph Uar
r ngton, do. ChaMc iiblock. do.
John iJaxtcr, do. J0hn llatemao,
Cumberland couctv, J-.hn liuck
horn,do. C
n James Camercn. Fa etteville,
U i v.n Cooprr,d,. J nithan Cccp.
U J.lium Cod,, do. Juhn Came
ron (saddler do.
I)
Fisher Drmtn Fa cttcvihe,
Jesse Dukrmancer, Cumbrrl?nd
co.miy, Wilham Dolly, do. Edward
Unksondo.
K
J'.hn S. Fpes, Favettcville,-nn
.arlef do. Mary K Knpland. do.
Ccore W. hvans, Cumberland
count) , Susan Evaus, do.
F
Archibald F.iirlv. r.ttM.;!1.
' Mehark Fif!d A, ' wa:..
i'Mtu,uu. Henry Feircn,dj.
! M:,rv ;;, Cu'.nbcrl- 1 ,
' ..... "i v.umocruu,j coun
(i
K
M
artli3 Kioor.cK
Fp r't'
t. . . i t k i d . t
i r. icxan'Jer Ltvrr.
Fa eltc
i.:mui i. i;it , d ,.
M
Ann Milirr. , . ttr-. iT- r t
... '
Murphy, do. W4bhnRl,JM Vl.v-k"
jonn .uorrison, do. Elm I . .Milc
bell, do. Charles .M'AHmr, Cum
berland cour.'v. Archied M-k
icr, do. Mary M 'Lauren, do. No
M'Kin.ie, do. Arthur Moo c, do
Aaron floore, dc. Donald Mac
ti'j vhom or M-Guclion, Duncan
-reck, Cumberland countv, Alex
dcr M'MiiUn, Cram', creek Hur!.
M.'Coli, Yupfw. Dar..ci
llae .His Jloctfi.h, J hn M'Cor
mjch Lor i-iulc Kier, Daniel
,t ?r?tcSfc?? S-cipv. n. '
vN
Joseph; NeMiura, Vavctteviilr.
Ccasar Ho...in, I'ayettev'dlr.
vid Kuth, jun. do J'mer. Kirhzru
son, do 2, illiar.i llamsay .o
j John Strong do Thcmas Smrth do
1 homn. (. Srott dn Ihhm f.
art do Samuel Scott near do Mary
Sikcs, Cumlieflandpounty, Hc;Xor
Stew art do JoVin Stewart do Cha
rity Smith do
T '
.
William '1 aylor, sen. Cutr:ie;-
I land c,J"t
V
Kit klel Vana,Cumbrlaod Co
IV.
Hv.
'I IF. .
n'' ,AWxih harden,. Favettev:l!e,
vii-nes miliums tla John Wat
so do. 87
D. MacHac, P. M.
Ten Dollars Reward.
Ranawat from ihe subscriber,
a negro buy named
B O B,
formerly thc property of Theonhi
!us Eans, Esq. near Fayetterille
North Caroltm. he is abou, sx
tceuyeart old. five feet iix inch-n
high. Thc boy had cn when ht
went una, a mi coUurtd ccit,
white l.jmipun pantaloons n.
rio ' Mack hat, hi -under lip C
longer than t'.e rr rtd r
ry thin hair. S hocver h -.i: fcCuI-.
thc said boy m acyja.i -4jd rd
the subscriber word shall receive
the above reward.
James Brown.
Ljrxhrt Lake, WHIitinsUirrh Dia.ct,
iu cih -c uV: x. t , o ct cU r ii . y;
1 r-