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r it i' ' rS. t 5 U T: t ,-.M HI- 1 dir. "epl.li.1 t " 1 P w rr . .' f ' . ! Kcr a r.rrvo ' rim c i - n ivr tro tr t'i'i an I -j-pir: enre a we st she nnnot ft cfre ! i c ' 'S ;e f ! firtlf il f-: 1 rf mpt p- 1 t ?. I rr ti d- r."t! iT'-'-'f: .. . t- h fin'; r, or i irer. The i j ru anmn j a'l c'a; Iin. irutv.- A r'.'iid (iii the rive Oli (r ri'ece V r.r op: ,, f irt -) ca."ot. it i t!io! '-t, ! 4 it have a le 2 of a chL ke'i Lirftn in is f,st t nckna I g-dng to school must h j. 1 ral uh!an'ia1 a'imcnt ; t ! perV.nps little If at break J. ; er. The child U eryiug a n 1 ming every hour in'lhe dav - ha, a while, convulsions, :ro'a?tintfe "i-' ' f the 'skin, or dropsy, of the i The little pcrnnae going to lmd o:r.p!.i!ni-of headache, is fretful I unhappy and becomes pale and fee sThe f r books are noiv blame 1 - the fault f the dishes, and school is ea up. The doctor is next consult ! on the best means of restoring eng'h to the dear creature, that ha t it appetite, and can eat ttothm t a I'ufle cake or o I, or at most me fathroth. - Should l.c tell the fund other, th .unpalatable truth, and de e her to fuspewl the system of staff. ;f and allow her chilli, for ole food, little bread ami. milk, diluted with iter," and daily exercise in the open r, sho will be beard exclaiming in a me of bungled, atonishment and re roach; why doctor; would you starve if chiWl-:-ryrt Mx?il,yi-Z-; -.-For the mformalinn of all such mia ided persons we. would here, beg leave state (hat the large majority of man- nd do not eat any animal fond, or so 'iringly; and(at soch long intervals .in cannoiuesaium mrm meir nonr ment. Millions in Asja are sustain by rice 'atone,' Willi "perhaps little ;etable oil, for seasoningIn, Italy, t southern Europe generally, bread le of the fllour of wheat or Indian n,, with lettuce, and the like mixed b toil, constitute the food of the most USt part of its population, ,The Laz nni of Naples with f'rms so active X ; finely proportioned , cannot even 'culate on this much; coarse bread nt potatoes, , is tfyeir chief reliance .ei 4rink 'of Juxury is glass of ice iter "telishtfy ( acidulated Hundreds thousands, we miajht 'eay millions of hdo not ee flesh, meat or fish from i.iveeka end to the oter. Potatoes I oat meal are their vticlea of food---i ilk can te added it is thought a luxui' ye t where shall we finu tnor! health,y . robust population, or one more5 en injof bwlily fatigue,' and exhibiting re mental vivacity? ; What a con st between thep'e : people and the in itants of. the extreme north, the .iid Laplanders .Esquimaux, "!Samo his, whose food is almost entirely ti i IFromthtf Augusta doriatitutiorwlktt I'4? I ;'VvlJl lX)GlJE,-.y ; Dick' Sambo jour .mos ; obseekos. Sarhba .Oick , very grad to 'see 'fotf how am de family? .'y.v.Vy?'' ' D. Putty ', f easonabfe ; (tank ;iyo. .t.i Sambo -you look brack In de face "s 4ibr;nany 'ting de matter at hone? i .5. Why, I tell you what mno. dere .s a great' flusterasli'it) at our bouse, ,,;sa. cum homo.de tudder "night ber lTe. De fus ting we no, he tump loe gen de teps, an he head knock 'oe.in..&iisiST-alino&t fright to def, out,? murder! robber! fire!" t Rut Sukey brin de candle," dere was sprawnin ta de flop an he look &I).d.e world aa if" he T was-whis-? in Dick's ear fts Duby's sow! ; T--.Kj! vou don't say so. Sambu. 7-lTig de trute Diclc:,.;' Den missy 1 him fake 'up',' and den we wash him ! put he to be I and den laiy 'ten tree of de Tetr.;.crashui i'-'-ety to tell " what she nsus di. -, Ar. l da cum, ' telt massa d it ! -i in us jin'i da Siety, 't was a pU- ?; de mortal 'li'akcs a say; ti .it ; r.iaii should, put an in J in he I -t to tdl away hu mout. A divi jour Masa j;ne? '', s Yes, Di k but den itd him no ). ".Hi, buy, hite man b'jvry un :n. r.ut'.cuin close here,."Dkk-i- rti r in i;i I is ear.l -i . N I 11. Ml,' V. l ' s c. K T. , 1 pnn. Ul,i., t"i!.:i. A ts linnil, 0 Minuuri, 1 A. 1 I 1 S 0 t I 0 I 0 o 0 0 0 0 3 O '' s 0 I J. 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In c 1 1 rf( fin- 1 w ',:S ' !i.P I '. hrrn 1 .m, Iikvp r. f.pri'lr . oi iler i f t.ii: -r;r : -1. it o n ' a u o o 0 . i - 8 t 0 .0 . 0 1 73 .Sunday j)7,U iotimateJ in ' , 73, some of the public prints, that renewed ettorts will be made to stop the Mails at ihe neS aession of Congress. t had hoped, that Kfter the inetTi-ctual at tempt last year, and the unansweiable armaments in Johnson's report, t!,at thin alarming sectarian usurpation, would 1- i - i i. j pit iniatt the t.w rron lircn'.'i lo l.Ton the ros.l t'lroi.eil by ri'ntinual rrow d f.f j eo p!e, viho ctme to testify i!.ir r-;:ird lor the principles mhirh a gui led hi political conduct, and the e'lerin v!.ith her entert.iine.1 toward himM-If per onaily. . Al Lvcn. fOO vuen men cn horseback, abd twice as many on font.i i came out to rrceive Mm, ami cumlucl' .him within the .i!s of S city, which, it I it added, felt proud in hating tuth a 3 guest.- ' . ! I . .i t 21 ; y ri tr Hud , k . : -1 iv. i . i . i I In (ipfru ur general ameiiura tr be forever dropped. Miould petition again inundate the ha!ls of our national legislature, in favor of this extraordinary project, calculated from its very nature ro triKe me nrsi blow against religious iibertv, and which is totally unconstiu tional, it is time that the voire of the people should b. made man . t. 'Tlis attempts made to influence t last con gress, were considered in t' nsclves so ridiculous and so utterly i eposterous that the people considered it useless ;to express any opinion upon.' the ubjec(j, nere was airust, a, laua.itiie and a just one- in the integrity and natriotism oi me representatives, ana the petitions wereyery .properly discountenanced. If, however,.' auy class, of nen,: from bigotted- and sectarian zeal,: shal again attempt overawe congress, and n? duce its member tfr commit nincnn stitotionatteti'sv think it right irt the great body of ur: cititen to 'express their ..ftiind on the subjeetand forever put at rest the wild schemes of thes enthusiasts We 'have all; propel res pct for the'Sabbathrbot wVr -iot disposed to -see-aoy class; under fhc cloak' f , mor 1 thanr ,ordinaey:.tanq titjr. stteaipt to subvert our lioertifs.A I , " : '.V: ' ,. , m 5 , tuts, oj wnsiannnopie. i he waHa on the land side of Constantino, pie are aout fiveinite in length.Vfrom the Cattle of . the Seven Towers, no the Marmora, to the northern point of vthe Gulden Horn.V. There are tiree lines, each being eighteen feet from theother. They" are,. in moat places entire, and are still; surmounted, by s their ancient battlements;: and Jtowers, one. hundred and eighteen in namber, T.AV.. jVVsiti M:j. t It aptrars fromshese statements that the a lministration majority la the Se nate has experienced a decreast of two niemVrs since the last session,- and. in the -House an vicreuse of forty-two. The majority in the Senate i, however suSc'u'nt for the ratification of appoint ment and in the llouptto create dis union i among the diRl'rent,' interests whirl) compose the party,. . v'(:.. ' Note There are two vacancies', in the Senatej one to be supplied from Delaware, and the other from .Georgia. In the, former St ile, a majority of both branches' of the Legislaturi be.ing in the Opposition, we have put down the Senator; as of the. same , politics. ". la Georg'u the reverse. 4 In the" Ifouse thre are five vac ijneiea-p-one from each of the following States: 'Maine Ver mont, New lYorlc, North Carolina, and Georgia, In ,the two first. Opposition members will unquestionably, be eiec ted, and in the two last; Adrainistra tion members A; We have entered them in; the schedule accordingly. '.,Irt New York the case is doubtful, but as the former Jncombent "was a Jackson man, we have put down his successor as one w. the same politics, l . i, ";;, :,;LA':: VASSEUR'3 TOUlin .' Tlie following i a translation,' from this work, recently published in France. Z-a Fayette's visit to t(ie' Hermitage : ", At 1 ; o'clockj' we embarked with a numerous company to go to' dine with Genekai, Jacksov, residing at the dis tance of oine wiles up the, river. , We there found many ladies, jir,d neighbor, ing'farmeis; who had ben j invited- by Mrs. Jackson, to come and take part of the fete a,tie. had prepared for Gen Jack-, so n . :? : :; "'::, '.f t l ThQ first thing that etrucW; me on arming at the residence Gen. Jack-son,-'was he simpliciiy nfhis habitation. Stilt a little governe d by my European habttsi I demanded 'if tliis'could really be the " dwelling f the: most popular man in theTJnited States, f Win whom the'eountrv proclaimed one of its most :n.... c r.- r! iiuairinuit him been Supreme - . W an tneir.fget 8,,aicbdv eUeli 'tend U it for III Uetans, bis garden anu nis taring wnicn ;be darnedif they'lMiit voM intelhaf are appeared to be cultivate ! with the coj-xt!Vr test intelligenc!"We remarked every (,; . .f-r.J .r.-. f perfecrrosperdynd nht (feaddyvr have believeil ourselves with one, of the... .. . richestand most skilful farmert-of:h? ' 1n rv?n, f- pe.mant,' v - -.".aV Vp .--town, lying; at I it Jiu-kson, With a 't On- Ve enteVing! the tttf r1 oroc7rrS,-'.f 'bricks ''' rcJer, &.L friends of General Jackson," who roba' on Saturday 1.101 1, in-last athalf bly had not seen him for a Jong time,, past three, o'clo.k, iliij' red to be on begged him to shew il.em the arms that Era. " About fifteen,-' r.;inuteav after he had received after tlie Ia9t , war. V t Wards s!ie blew up aiid sun. Iter beam yielded wiih a g-aod grace 'fi their 1 upwards. She now lavs witli jhe ton quest, an I caused to be placed on tie ir,f ,cr foremast out ti'f water- 'riie table, a sabre, a sword, end a . pair of icrow &l d iHrovctdne the fit- made ini pibtoU.. v The sword was presente . to rP(!latt.Iy foP 8h6rV.rTlie Grampba UbyXonSress, amLthe saure I A - , , , mate pd crew here, by ,tl,e body. of. he army. ho , ; ,Wi;wfrwii: fottght under bis onters at jew 1. .-ins. . ; , - , ; ,i ' V a .lac-' t iiu!ii'; uii oij.ij-i, .,,(.-,. v ; tM;u itiiut tfte wmn 1 I r Ltindi eiJ and fifty - ft r a 1 ' - e in i! i.tantil r h--n trns'i.. I f,r t.n w in f t'i 'i,; hi h a n' I - nv I. Ka tr-' " aderifr.4ae, in i'.l lion. Umo!'tt mort 1 nrr ami mm ftmt m'ght have bff ti his l.gi-nd. ,"rf Unx. i'isil of ikt Stl(ni MahtHtti lo iht ll ." Y r. rrifl rfe llubnh. il- ' K circumstance.' which at firt ap petrs ol no imKrance. but whick; real ly has no parallel in tho annal of th empire, took place yesterd.iy.-The Sultan Mahmouri,' whose actions areal wars the eDTect f some particular de-si-n, wii-i, within so' short a neriod. ha overcome prrjudiceV which all Europe sappoHfii insurmouniaoie, anil who. on thi account, has enjoyed a success even more rapid and more brilliant thamhat of Peter jhe Great, "yesterday paid, a in i j-rmcn miiy ami passed se veral hours K.ttkCotoMnY--: W i,- i r!ipruj moruing tii TMiuan; leu rfierapia in a boat,',. proceeded o ' the Si-A-l i" V ? - ' 1 trt li 'f and with it conde- port of " Buyukdere, where, some troops of the imperial uard are e.ic'amimd. ana reviewea ton. preparations winrh rtrnti'i" l , , , , 1 ciiarm.i t!ip ood and i;: - ; ( crowd that p ' t him. We rec : I s .-i whom he c--i!l.-d r. whom hec "ivf r,, .1 i t t', scentling innnnpr, , This visit, which' in. other cnuntrie and under other circumstance, would seem to ! but a momentary fre k, ha, like every acr'nfthis extraordinary and conspicuoui (fan, at the present, time and places a rest and worth v ibiect.' k , It is the wish of the Sultan to break qown ps barrier, which a Uiirerenre ot reugiottsim cus'tmi has opposed be tween theMossttmant jnd tha Franks, and whicli renders them, ttvuH in'na bilants of .the ame city, in soma degree Grangers-to eich other. He, labors to overcome those prejudice which hither to have prevented hi people from nar: ticiptting in the pngres made by ot!ir nations, an ti veiiicli make theirt consider foreign arts and science a pernicious ... . I . , -- I ' ... IVII. -. IH- lll.'IU are making therefor the ttli'bratmn ofhuid derogitory t. the dignity if a M- II. who' i noted Tuf profanity; and' of course for an irreligious life, being deep iv,! yea (! )u t ; 7 nrr ""1 ; I'" r -but tie ?! y ct.'r.:r f . t it . I I ' it ' 'l I r t These two ;.n .s of American ma. ture. are remavka'.o for the elegance of the wOrkmanslnp, and yctY.iore for tha hoiKirnble- insci i: i .; s wjili , which thej ai'8 covered. . t it was particu. larly to the pistol v : neial v. isli 1 to ilravy our aft- i- - j-rescbted thpm 'to General La i"av'f te, fi'- I aked if ha i: - " tt 1 i!;-- ?" T! i ter some coments of attentive e?:'J 1 n.tinn, I t'.at l.c did rr- r t!enitobeth"- ; which 1 ' - I ' ' d in irrs tohisruternalfn-- ' ' that he f?i enenceil 1 e V, l.a.l Leaser .M0iig:. V tin. .1 ! a vi as u .1 t ! CIt'?' Iioio, InJ.. 1 . i K'.'l .1 vt 1.1 1 !.r ' ! V ti 1 V t'l n 11 1 -h an ' . ;)- I .;4 in ! 'i l' tuuh,.Lut he take r M 'Exeunt dnr.'-i, . i ';--'.'..:,''-'.. ' '" '.'''. I v, '.t 1 1 i tf A a " . , 1 . A I ! I ; : 1 ii t' id! t..- vii!ii.: led on Idii- t 'i t f Alabama, at i teresting' cause !i action for a teyo- 7 p tr, t the fete of Rairam .,' At two oYlockl he sent two of, his aid de camp to notify Madame .the Baroness de . llubsch,' mo ther -of this Danish' Minister it. would, take his. promenade in 'ber gar nen, -long amce ceieorateil among the Tjirkand frequented by Sultans and persons of the first rank.- ,: Half art hour afterward, the Grand -riignior; having passeuiue quay 01 i3uyuK0ere,n lore' back.v proceedetl; to the -country , resi' dence of tho Minister, whither the Pa chas who), accompanied him., and Bos- tangi Bachi repaired to receiva him, lie had a military escort nearly as nij roerou as that which attended hira to : the MosqudJ and he was followed by a detachmenf. of the Imperial Guard on foot, -kttf." v.-rvv-c it-'p. Tlie Sultan immediately enterei) tlie gardens.' Madame deTlubsch appear-j ea, wnn ner iwo naugnters, to da the honors of the house;'jrhe Secretaries havin procured rom vone ; of ; them (Mada'He E.dieXher drawingsVher ta lent fof landscape paliitinghaving gain edebnsiderablt. ceJebrilvj; nresenled them' to the Sultan,' who requested the artist to explain to him the subjects At theni;V JJe invited ' her to be nresent in the meadow the day after the morrow, j """i lire" iiiokc a saeicn 01 the ceremony of kissing his robe.' v -jIMadame de Hubsph had,prepaired snifter, confectionary to. be", served iipjii her euestswhen fliVSecretarips inform- either ,tha the 'Sultan never psrto A tif nj mins; pmoi nis piace; flut nis Sub lime Highness having caoKed coflee to be prepared, presented jt to.the ladies ind asked them,', jocosely,' if rcimee"withou ugaras agreeable.;:;After a ftW mo menta conversation, in tvhich the Grand Signior, displayed much;wjt and g.od humour; he expressed a desire Hohciit lh? uano, if-there was:ohe in the house; Immediately one was brought nuV'in'tw Ihe, garden; ind officers of ran k eagerfyf assisted vitiucaryinz lilhiiii-' i; yne w me youp jalief etecOted mai nyptcce ;of die.' dest masters," and,' the Sujtanrwho hailiistened with great ;.at tention, 4 and , whoyra ppearctl delighted yith the music, complimented the Baro ness' bn(' the" talent of- her daughter, Mad'lle Emilie having left ;the piano the Grand .;Sign jbr arose and begged;the ladies ' would be 'so kind -as.to accmnpa nv'.him to,' the house to'see the portrait of the late Baron deHubsch.-lie exam ined every thing, & asked 'many quest inn about; 'the subject pf the dilterent pic; tures which. i were shoWn to, him. . Atj eruption of ;Mount Vesuvius having at tracted his attention, he desired to' know', the meaning of it. v feeing hi own por trait, be asked the ladies if it resembled him; ihey anwered' that it did not flatr ter hirnt for he looked both younger and better than he was represented in the picture he aptMared to think the com pliment juV as fr.deed. it was.-; . Then, ! addressing -Mad'eile,-he said, JMiss,1 will yuu' take roy likeness?" she ren plied that she was sorry she' was una', bie to o!!ige him,' for she painted tooth,-'' in;r but -i.iiidscapcs. r . ' tSul'a 1 examined everything in i! 11I l iking every opportunity of sayr ' : so (" ,.,- and complimen- '' - ' It was five o'clock ' r ' . ", -.give'n , ' 1 regents "Ut Iim .1 inr ; wi'h In m a f i rept, I, ! -. -ever im;m-.. receive tKn , ""'pe, ad i -n -iv.- s . rompany a t tii an tin;i," cienrr; 11 w bind, r"" ' pilh'lT ,(,!.- tr. ' 1 m fi ' the j hi- i thit lux c, s I cit'i'nt,-d iit an i. -lo the tip jt pi ,. . , success in his pr-.f -on his popalariiy, a wife Iihvc no lr' ' ing or to. cuing i of others fir I p take rari to ! , poorest , ! - served li.. of a weaV i I .in I U it!i rr; mi t t , them to it-, t .1 i expert f, om ' a t of their rep' ' (' yoor.-i'lf, or :' ' no other f ,.' it ! ronientf ' ! them Hi : V' -'"r," inwerni Maliomet.;.llpis aware that example Is the best of oil iessons; that oy exampie, ne may conquer ibetr re pugnance - to an association ' with the Kranks, and lo an adoption of the most ,sV ful. European "cusioms. Who does not see in this course of'conduct. so proper and so decided, the evidance of sound judgment and supeiior fietiiua'iiofJSgt'e A. U VICE UV A F.MMK1C TO HIS ONLY - v ". 1 O VtJGHIF.tt. V ; ( , Written mmediak.tif after htr Mirria. The following letter Is said to be' from th peq of one of the best and greatest men that Virginia ever produced: ' My 4tar bauglden Yu have just enfered.into that state which Is replete with, happiness or misery. The issue vi,,t, ,11 n t . I)' cn!" 1 ' ...... ,1 Viciit 1 ns'Si. creates her own n. .1 C;, 1 r- i,. . I i rayctte " If de.'it. -"def -y i,f ihe Pp:.nish and", then utt-rs idle and -silly s, let'. .'' lUvI ...e, at JcastTor, sel n.iov.d ,.c : u . ... . -jp.:... , , i..c i had, not arrived, plaints, but tters them , tn yain. The 'i.lt I n u't U 3 to d fcr roy ottntry,-. , torn f. the S hen.., ; i; . it 3-i Luvii-Mft-.tj.e vhaje hs) sent .hack one love of a husband, can be retained only ble st ,iij of t! u mmd spends upon that prudent, amiable, o form, conduct, winch wisdom and vir tue so strongly recommend, on the one hartd; or on that imprudence which a want ' of .reflection , or passion ' may prompt on the other. ' . ' r , ; . t j ou are allied to a man of honor, of talents, and of an open generous dis position. You have, therefore, i t your power, all the essential ingredient of domestic happiness; it cannot be mar red.'.tf you now reflect upon that by tern of conduct which, you .ought inva- nbiy to pursue d you now see clear ly, the 'path fiom which you will re solve never 'to deviate, " Our conduct is often, the result of whim or caprice, often Such as will give us many a j unless yve seei beiorchaiid, what is al ways' the' most praiseworthy,, and the most essential to happiness. 'The liist maxim which you should injpress 'deeply opon your . mind, i, never to' ntiempt to control your hc-i band by ' opposition, by displeasure, i r any iither mark of anger. A una . f sense, of ijiudcf a, of warm feeling, catinot', and wiil not, bear an -orpi.i tiotf of: any kind.'which is ;.U ' -with an angry took or exprVshmrv:vii,e current of his affection i. t-u - ' stopped;' 'his? attachment is wen' he begins ..to 'feci a inortiQcati ,1 most1 pungent;, he is belittled eve hH own eyes; and be assured; the who onco excites those sentim 1 the breast of a husband, will i: v u 1 gain ' thV high ground, which she t ' and ought to have re'aincd. ," marries her, if he be a good m an, i pects Iroin her smiles, not frowr. , expects to find in her one who i - n control hiin -not to take from ! :n freedom of acting es his owti j : ' shall 'direct,-' but one v, ho u 'I -Such .confidence in him, as to t that h i-i prudence is lii I--' Little.thlngH, what in 1. ' " ; i triSei in '-thcmHi-!e, i bickerings, and even ru-iir.. permit them, to be a si, ' ..- i . yield them with ple.f! -, ? of ali'ecliun. lie aoi, ' lerence outweigh'j t or- ten tho u ,,,d tii with your idered 1 tir n - -vi-lit v and tisl 0 1 1 he to delic.i ment! of t: ry. ( liiogra , ther Weil 1 Will 1. ! f i: 1, tO 1 coin; A v. 1 re" it is sacri. voice, not veming pri; hems if ' nnst la fr-s-; ; "i t, if it tions u; ;i t v hidi ,1 '. ".'e 1 r 1 -, , . .1 ., I I I- c! t th ;f ( f if ic Considered r.s t as ot; ' at 'h ! ' guarded '.. :; it must t!v r Le 1 eiil i ICS. ou-; 1 1 1.. i. t I 1 habitation v !,ere all u'uv ' unimpaired coiir ience, ' Section. I: i s, what im or I 1 Vi . gain by her cj ces?, "Notliin ; tiling; she l--for her virtue with t'i ;. a'! 1 r t r I. his ct if future ness. ' creates tier own I
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