e"-v.. . ' ": :, , ; , .r .'. ' '
UtU.I'illM, I J I..... ,. 1
poiimoAt.
i rvt Fragment fount m a SktletaH case.
Behold this rum ! ' fwas a Scud
-iSivceof etheriai spirit full ! " -.'-t
hi narrow cell was Life's retreat ;
"This space was Thought's mysterious seat'-
What beauteous ptctures'fill d this spot;
"What dreams of pleasure, long forgot ! ',
. Nur Love, nor Joy. aor H;pe, nor Fear, :
!la left 6;;e trace or record here !
Beneath this moukPring canopy
Once shone the bright and lnisr-eyess-
x ii-ir. start not at the d sinal void !
If social iove that eye employ'd
'. If with no lawless fire it gleam' J,
But through the dew of kindness beam'd,
"""" That eye 'shall be f .'-ever bright,
,, Vhen stars and sun3 have loit their light !
;', , Here, in this silent cavern hung
Th. ready, swift aud tuneful tongue?
.If Foisehood's hiju -y it dis'iain'd,
: -And where it Could not prair Was chai-i'd j
If boii in virtue's irause it spoke,
Vtt gentle concord never broke ;
, That tuneful tongue, sh.-ll pit ad for thee, "
W hurt death unveils eternity
MISCELLANEOUS.
7T3'iflT.les fng ts delve the mine,
Of with its-envied ruba-s shin-f
To hew the rock or wear the giin,
Can nothing pow avail to them :
5ut if le page of Truth they sought,
Or comfort to the mourner brought,
These handfi a riche" meed shall claim
Than all thai waits on wealtlTor fame 2
Avails it whether bare or shod
Th'jie i'oet path of duty trod ?
,lf from the bowers o f J iy the." fled -.'-,
To soothe . fhct ion's huvnble bed
If Gi'-.ndciir'a guilty bride they murn!,
A.t I ho ne to Virtue bp reuira'd j ;'
These feet with'Angel's wmg-s shall vie,
And tread the palace of the sftv !
Arts and Manufactures.
fkom the nkW York Columbian.
TO WNdB.SU S CANNON FOUNDERY.
Satisfaction
have read the following letter with much
.....1 ......... : ,:u r. ..I :i:..
, mi u t i v mi in c ii vr in u ii a i i 79 1 hi 1 1 in i
'pleasare t every other friend of Airieriean
ia an u faciei re 8 .
NFH BCROH. JULY 22.
Mr. Editor -The nil inner of nvinufactiiring
establishments that have perished iiuee the las!
War ha greatly blunted the keen interest which
the public formerly seeun-d to fool in such lin!!-'
lutioiis. The few which have survived the
shook of peace, and the unforeseen coin petition
Which arose from the aerumnl itiori of ICnlis!i
nuuufactured arl'.cloK. tire likely to prova jer
itunent ; of these iio.ie o deeply concern the
people as those which are iicceHxary to govern
ment in time of war. 1 shall oiake no ap-ilogy,
therefore, in. offering to you this account of one
Which is likely ta prove of lasting otility to the
jgoVernmcnLof the United States.
. Ahoot one mile.doulji of Newburg'i anij.five
mile nttrth of the gorge of the Highlands a
tnall stream called Chainber's-creek empties
Itself Into the Hudson. Duriut; the lute war a
eannun foundery was commeneed a few rods
from Uie mouth of the creek by Mr. P. Town
send, under engagements with the government
of the United States. Tbe works are lanre.
aid tbe stream ean be managed so as to meet
tt-etSUibie tollbeir bWUOo lotdinrv'fewofj
the! first cannon wUVthe'doiibld-eoiarge, tbe
spectators and workmen genefaltyplaeed tnenii
selves in eeur positions but after a few dis
charge, whieb gave confidence in the strength
of the meta!,tbey took atatinna Bearer, and
from wbenee they taw distinctly tbe discharge
and its effeetivW . -J. : ' ;4v f'f . ' 1
After the Brsttliys experience, all ideas of
daneer vantshed.'Tand spectators and workmen
indiap.rimin&telv remained bv the side of the
cannon. The proof required by gofernment of
Ihoroueh i the nnarititv of powder and ball fur
'an 18 poander after proof if six pounds of pow-
der and a bai or is pounas. r ara zt, eigoi ius.
of nowder and. a ball of 24 - pound. But
to prove an 18 pounder it requires that sbe be
;(liscnarged a times as iuiiowb, viz . ' '
Powder. . ; r' T'--
1st charge, 9. b. 2 balls 1 8 b. each, and 2 wsds.
21 tlo. 81b 2 do. 181b.. do. " 2. do.:.' .".
3d do 3 -2 3 do. l&b. ttut 1 ,l'3 .- do.;;-'
A 2ipounler, :" ; .
1st charge, i2l 2 balls each 24lb. 2 wadl ,
2d do. . 1 lb. 2 do; do. 24'b, 2 do. '
3d ilo. , .81h. 3 do. do.) 241b SdO.,
Euch cctrtridper b tilt anrtieiida rammed htne
The beauty and smoothness of the ' bores of
the cannon, seemed to give to Jlajor .' JJanoa
gfeat and unexpected pleasure, they are free
IVom boiii-y comb, and present to the eye a sur
face of the most beautiful smoothqess and polish.
The cannon are made from the celebrated Ster
ling pig iron,- Ions; known as . of distingnished
strength. After full proof by Mj. Dalaba oi'
all the cannoii. Mr. t'ownsetid igoifieJ to the
Major, a wish that he would break one of the
ia nniihrfftr. if nowder and ball could do it.
MaiAr nluKn il.n nnlorpd M nf ihw piirhteens 1 lustre 'and thj defijht of that mli.ule host of Jflorjous
to be chared with 18 pound of powder, a large j cK,ssei, L ctuL lliS cm;iire c ,n!i,.ed to
oakum wad, which filled the gari to the ceuire; ,,,a ailci(.nt woridf which we ace lubituaily weary, anJ
of the trunions, two 18 pound balls were add-jt0 ;hat narrow tinmgli tiMMiceu tamly noble ponton of
ed. and a larg hard wad, all driven hard and which it blon-s to Greece and H.me. Thphiloso
home, a match was then applied, and o other P'. e statesman, and the pont.a-are the for:ns into
a. ' , , ' ', . , - i which Ins spir-t naturally sprniirs and wncn he toucli-
rffect produced than a violent report, and a ;M inti.rioP Objects, he W aRuphal miKhthave fdt
great recoil ! . ( in copying Te 'leim-.t, .if they had ber-n conteinporwry, the
Mr. To'wnsend in the cotjrse of conversation ) closest, upp.-oach to fajarls )osblo for sense anJ gen
aU e..w.t !' Iiu ttt.nt.wl alinr:lv iftDmL'K snnin' tus. in this circle he htfl mi rivals.
liifht 12 uouTiders of iron, forfii-ld service, of
rson i irOsiws rapcB.
riu f iAcr Kambls is tbe senior of bis profession, a
man of admirable faculties, original and acquired; Na
ture bad moulded him for ap actor and for eminence in
a lofty Style. A striding stature j ooiu ana muscuiar
contour, atateliness of movement and dignity of counte
nance had placed the stamp upon him. A sculptor
m Wrht hava tooKaa tor more enerev in w nero, uui a
nainter would have found ?n his profound expression of
i i . .... . i i ..i ... i .
fice,-- ana nooie autiuuer aw ame"'" mm wmom mciau
choly majesty of look and manner, the model for the
sage, the proplie' , or the king . To such advantages,
rarvj in any class, Pembje has added thosa stilt more rare
irt bis own, of tXtensive acquaintance with modern, and
it is said ancient literature ; much travel and much in
tercourse with the higher and more interesting ranks of
society. Vfi has had like Reynolds among tbe artists,
the fortune of raising his profiessbn jnto a degree of re
spectability, which even Garrtck, the friend to minis-j
r . . i' ; . '.rii. .1.- u t.j e.....A f
ters, ana iavortieoi an uic wurm, uu wu m icvw
ing for h inferior brethren. In the classic drama this
actor has no competitor, within the rena of the stern
and frigid struggles of the men of might of the old
world : he walks without having seen ,ni opponent
His Brutus, Coriolanus and Cato, are among the noblest
and tnost-pTtect pcrtormanees ml llave ever been be
fore the British auduencer They are not beings of dur
day : probably those high and unmixed abstracts of self
denial, stoicism, an.l haugh ty contempt of meaner exist
ence, were beini of no day since man first hud passions ;
but Kemble gives thrm like a cast fresh from an origin
id sculpture : every .line and touch xoraes out wii.lt the
sharpness and power of the antique chissel, aud it' .v
fel the art a not with the effect of dwimishmgoar
admiration of the skill which li:ls toiichedlhernliublife.
and interest and beadty. But this s-'ber ex-:ellnco lim
its ilie field of his owtt view : the d.stin'ctness with Which
lie has trained Ins eye to one 'model of regular splendor,
tins anrlvpcl him of the skill Or tllS faeiiltV Which ttiv
io swee ihe whnle luminous re'irioii, and he loves the-
Kcau, the principal Traged.au of the U.-ury lane llic
atrc is ah extraoi-dinara bct'ng.. A 'few years since lie
w.is liniiid wandering among the dise-ojiiforii of the low-
ei tuea.ricai cuijuovuieiii, i.iniii!is noiii rnu; ui i
vd:;.ge. and probahly lo.k.!ig to thai period of time as.! jtf"ua u vvi,;te Vltriol,
nea:', wlvcn hW patience and liis m.nd w.,ul I i tise to (';,. jc aa var.ltted tartar,
SWUi'iTIO
which the weight will be less than (be Freueh,
Iniili or Atnericatrbrass guns of the same
calibrei
The situation of the fmndery is exlrcniely
pleasant, ir is placed in a deep and narrow ra
vine, through which the creek runs with heati
ful winding, ami m shaled hy 'rees overlmng
in from the opo'isile hill, ptvsentiiig a stfik
iu'g contrast to the objects within, from the vi
cinity of the fjuiidei v to'-' the Hudson. From
the strength of the Stirling iron, of such easy ing forward the nun ivho is uns riedlo bear, ofall living,
access, and from the perfect olish and accura me strongest reben.w nxc to Uie s-.-vngtn, taciiuy ana
...:il. Mr "iiioit it. f.n:tinil I,t v! m.tfical conccnUon i.i' U.irr'.ck. K -ao'it low stature, and
. . . .. it i.iiiiuiit v:i.-.. .nut ni.-.i r,-ii lvsioriioniv. tlirdv.' In hi at
fi.it sight ti luinie iiura.ji : J.sUiloe, fivm the h -roic and
ltoval M ii stv of Km'jle's .form and style. B it he his
t.. t. n s. '
Ihem to Steal, they will not agree te 6n
this godly work and will rely on your bouw.
for any other reward. 1 am ready.. Thskia
wak - much pleased, and having , ordered t!S
treasurer to weigh out the gold, he had Z
atrint naked, and set to wnrW in .
f - . uuui cuard
ed both outside and inside. Everv ai.ki t
was released, after being searched $ and em.
night in my own housein a private pUee i
continued ttTSting a brazen image, exact ii.
milar to the other, not a screw or a nail a.
I put in the one, that 1 did not put its felloe
jo the other, and having 'finished both, 1 filled
up my orazen image who ieaa ana gilded it
over with gold. When the golden image ww
ready, the Rajah came to see it. I then proj.
trated myself before him, and said, Ob, great
Prinee j I am a Very poor man ; 1 have lufcr
ed every disgrace that 1 night please jou'.
now grant my prayer, and permit me t,,tar'
ry the image. to the Ganges on the t).v 0f
Its consecration, uie Kajali consent.;' , L,uf
ordered that onjthat day, guards shuial i:r
round me on ai I sid esi The day arr i v hi ttf)j i
-. i f -.I.i '" . .... i
proceeoeu wun me srnnge to tne liaj ift s ghaut
and entering thd holy stream amidst the ais
elama lions of the multitude, 1 immersed iht
golden iinagcaqtl at the same time, my u bole
body in the water, and taking, up the brazen
image which I had- previously p ared there
presented it to the Rajah, aud, bowing at his
feet, asked for my reward. The Rajah wit
highly pleased, und rewarded rue .liberals
At night 1 removed the guM at leisure. 1
M-
liDIClNES, PAINTS, &c.Tl18 sl!b.
airi!inr now r-(pi vinir iw cnM,., . ....
piy oi ntuxi.MS, jti. i a ana titt iuKir.&, vilixn
in addition to his former stock, will nia'cr his ss,c;"-int-ni
very complete : Among which a:e the,' HdiuW:,
articles :
(Jii.uber and cpsom salts,
;;cielle ditto.
and Rhubarb,
Ijic-cc and tartar emetic,
t'.ream tartar aud senna,
W ,ke m:ina' Ct iriaguvia,
C.oiiphfir and loves,
li ;d, yellow & j)51e bark,
Dr. Sanloru s tlo.
par.i.)!.
anil i;iii,!
iarlher. ti this ijenl..i:s L-Uei lie w..s ueci-
i ... . ..i. : . 1 . . I I .
ueiuaiiy see;i y a ni;t.i, win nan .in .cci.ieuiai imer
Cvi'trse with Mr W'liibcead. I'lu 'fueti-e happened to
bet lie.nij;neiiUii a uu.- of tK'pei;!!, w:ncli made
'ad,.x;ed eni4 i-.se'iitial.' Ivjaa V .3 imiudi.'eiy eivae;
ed on the hazard.' A; fortnight later and he Hrbt have.
found the d io S or" ill i I'.t.-aire cl )ied by lii failure of
.ts tu'l.ls 1 iu tr.ir.i ui ...i-.ne.es w.s wgunu u;, in Itraiir-
been worked, we mav cxn.ct uti extensiou of
Ibis establishment equal to its merits and we
confidently believe, that a largo anil permanent jth: poiS.-ssUwi of ! tint vatre,rio:i from whicabis pre
increase will reward the successful
and enterprise of the founder.
A Traveller Jrovi the South
ouldness
The Jlrts. M iniHcnt monuments of an
cient splendour stilj continue to be discovered
iu searching the ruins of Pi mticii. , Behind the
temple which was.l.Uely noticed, h public build
ing has been found
I.... I, ot i-mlil uno La Ofl.l
almost any demand that a future extentiou ofi Nan ilitan nalms Iohl-. and 12l broad, and titir-
tha establishment may require. The casting j rounded in the interior by a porttco of 50 co
lumns. It is ornamented tiith beautiful paint
ings, some of -which are Very valuable, as a
mong pthers, one which represents a warrior
precipitated from a car drawn by hcry hoises
of the eannoa is a slht, independent of associa
led ideas, iu itself sublime and the ruddtn il
lumination which is produced by two large
streams of liquid iron, is strikingly masnificent.
. - w ( I 1 ' "
,l lie foundery is a large building; the room in The pavement is a Mosaic, formed iu part of
wnicn me cannon is cast ot grsta dimension ; large slabs of marble of various colors, toeve
and the effects of lisrht and shade OIon the : ml iii.ri lit ions have lneii traend I lint HHcertain -
Couatenancesof the workmen, would furnish j ed the use of this monument. One of them in
lessbns to a patnter, and are extremely inter- ; dicates that" the luminum obstrnenlorum (a
esting even to common spectators. The casting right established by the Roman laws, prevent
aad boring of iDe cannon, and the vario is oper- jng in certain cases, neighboring proprietors
atioos in perfecting them for inspection and use,, .from, having lights or prospects over the cotui
ar well worth the trouble of a vis. t from New guous estates) had been purchased at the price
York jo this place. of several thousand sesterces. This discovery
- J was fortunate enough to be on the spot at has afforded new riebes to sculpture n veral
the moment when" Major James Ddlaba, with ; statues have been foiiud. A Fentts, five palais
Weutenants 8imasol aiid Thomas, his aids, ar- ,igS, and Ilermnphrod te may be placed among
rived, bjr order from governmeut, to prove a, the finest specimeus of the Greek chissel that
Quantity of cannon made at these works. Ma- haveeome down to os. Several distinguished
Jor. Dalaba teyted the smoothness ond straight- artists think that iu this Venus tlt.-y have dis
nesi ff the bore, the accuracy of the trunions coverdone worthy to dispute pre-eminence ilh
and of the axes of the bore, he measured the the Venus de Medics, This opinion, inspired
length; of the borc, the si2e of the vent and perhaps by the pleasure of the d iscovery, may
Calibre, and the diameter of the external part be before long discussed, us tin se preious iiioii-
of the cannon, a? I which were ascertained bjr nments of ejilplure are to be transperted to the
-instruments which demonstrated the smallest Musee Bourbon. In tsmc iiboo. Imvpheen
possible unevenness . of surface, inaccuracy of found two arms of branz.- adorned wilb brate
relatido, or variations of quantity. In perform- lets. The chevalier Ardije, who directs the
ing this part of his duty, Major Dalaba djsjroigearch hopes to be enabled in a short timeTo
vered '-ft extensive knowledge of malhemaTj expose the vthole exieut 'if Pompeii, which will
tical seience, and great practical acquirements I probacy be a mine fruitful in objects of the
in the art ;pf gunnery. ltrt the faithful, vigi- dine arts. Fet'ch-$aper.'
litat ami unbending manner, in which he per-1 .
formed his duty to goveruraent, pleased me as ) Coloss&l F gure of Buonaparte. A late Lon-
niuch as. his talents impressed me with respect jdbfl paper states, that a great Colossal figure
The major examined each cartridge, and per- 0f Buonaparte, 12 feet high cut out of a sl.lid
sonallv attended to the discharge of each can- block of marble, was brought to England in tbe
San, leaving nothing to conjecture of hazard, , course of ike last' summer. Jt was landed at
bat subjecting every thing to the most rigorous jtl,e Duke of Richmond's, Privy Gardens "; and
experiment, and giving to givernmenl the full; was latelv removed to Anslev hoii. Hvd.
beuefit of Iiis gret practical skill. His atteu- park eoruer, (now in possession of the Duke of
uane was unremiiungauringuie wuoie penou Wellington) and placed in the Hall, where it
of proof. Lieutenants Simason and Thomas, will probably remain for many years,
received the military part of their education at t F. Com Adv.-
West Point, and the guns were pointed by their j The great Colossal figure, twelve feet high,
direction. At the commencement, empty bar- 0f Bona parte, which was cut of a solid block
rel were objected at the distance of iflO y ards, 0f marble, was brought tr. ih;a o.,..nirv
and at. each discharge a barrel wa,s destroyed, nine months ago in a strong ease made for the
Joist was theu substituted, which shared the ! purpose. It was brought bj water, and land
same fate. At length-a Crow-bar was placed :d at the Duke of Richmond'. i Pri. nr
. - m - ..... ... ... u .
cursor tias alistained ; . that, wild and Uncultured but lus-ii'-ia
.t and cxh'-uu'dess wor.d of the nalural heart,
'riiroajrlt ' Ins he assi-s with the p.iwer; som.tihies with
iherudeii ss o.a savajre kinsj, but i.i all his wanderings,
rewards ilie eye thai wdl f lilow hi'n by perpetual dis
covery a new" unfolding of some trait of fivnh and vg
irons beau'y or startling and profound graiidcue. Ilia
characteristic is energy, a Kji.nt that aeldom slumber
where ;hcie is no!de sensation to be created, a master
.'itcu'iy or' seizing on tlie whob mind of ilia part and the
.iiipression ot' th'v moment ; of discovering where the
p.3,val.:r fe.tling !u been bintd, and of str.kii.g, down
njcit ar..f I'UiiieUutely, ii;joii this hot ar)d palpitating
nerve. Tiicfe appears to be in decided gonius a po.ivcr
..if instant intercourse, for which the narrowness of hur
language has not yel-tbuud a name. Hut tliis power ap
pears to be one of the distinctions of the great actor. It
is not recollected how large a portion t.f the actor's ta
bor w perfectly mental. His whole path" is among the
passions, h.s loot is pUnuMand borne along upon those
clouds and vapors of our nature, which as they are tttss
cd or enligh'.ened, iriay add so much o its darkness or
u its splendor. The man wliirca'rt' pi ty Shakspca. e wi h
a ihoi'ough power of embodying his Visions, niust have a
mirid not unl.ke the summoner of tire visions. It may be
doub cii Avhether Keaudoes this in its total extent, but
i
Jalap and rliubarb rooty
.A Juin t.nd S ;it pet re,
Salt, tan as & u 'orniWoodj
l).ivr Si Jair.cs' powder
C JuiTibo rot, ifossandin
, pjwder,
Calohi-el and calamine.
Calcined 2.r.k and magne
sia, Crude a;i l gli-s antimony,
Fig blue aiut bine suck-,'
NV ni'.c an I red precipitale,
t'iiUs, gross f in powder,
Uad nuts and nutmegs,
i"r llspal'eill & palm Soap,
Unitjr aiid Ctside, do.
I:'is! and northward,' do.
JB'ue," red a.id yellow w..sli-
balls, 1
.Mace and cinnamon,
Lium; gambyuije and scatn-
mony,
Gum ammoniac,
Gum benzoin and opittnl,
(linn Dragon aud Arabic,
(iiiin aloes and assatixtida,
Cum guiacum and copail,
Gum shellac and cli.ni,
-Borax,
Catechu and inezeroii,
Sarsaparilia and liquorice
roo ,
Pink and bl ick shake, do.
Turmeric ainl senecca, di'
Gentian and ginseng, do.
Myrrh and rust of iin,
Cayenne aivi 1 .ig hopper, '
Sanisli fl.fcs and bitter
'- , ;
Coeii oc al Sc ivd s-mnitfrs.
r.n if vuro.i k.
.vut.moiuai wins
ar.ii.n,
Essence peppcr.nl:i. an.
hvende-,
Fs::ence lf!!i'n and berp.
Hi ilt,
Datenian's drops Si Stoug),.
vitoii'j buters,
Britisn oil ainl Godtrey'.-
cordi:,l,
Turlington's balsam,
C I lurch's ;md Let
se:.ce mustard,
ClulvcU'-sj vt-gclatile l(i.'..,i;
Mercuna'. & ilcli dimmer .
De. S'cer's opodeldoc,
vr .l!.l u i ..
ill iviv 1IIU I -L
sealing w..s,
)elic.'U
iTld
ii 1. 4 . 1 1 . I : .
;.....,. ii.s ivnli ivs',sil..tswitin it Rvfnnil.i-: ' ?,r-"'' p .odd and castor.
. . i r r 1 . i . .i i 'roh'uva ursi. awdsavui,
l-'ox glove and stor.ix,
root,
ris bfaek liellebore do.
Cori'aiUler, caraway hi car
damom seeds,
Lead
ru liber,
Vater coJors and p'.-tK'i,
JJiirablii'.d.'ik, do. p .ude-r.
It izor strops and si.avin;1
' boxes,
Uivat-pipes and slu ijs.
Spring und tlibiTib Uiicei;,
Court a:i l otti-.tr plasters
Ssurgicat pocket books, '
Iron. m;ir!i! ;in.l -nnnui .
. ' '""'
tion mortars,
Li:do:i while lead in krys,
ii-. ii., . ,(,.,,
Span'.s'.i broii i.'i kegs,
lio. .. do. thy,
Ye! low and stone ochre,
VtU'ili&li an l l-gf-fA,
VcrmiiTion and King's ycli
low,
Veuitian and Indian red,
Ited lea;l St I'ruis'.an bine.
Patent yellow &. drop lake,,
Spanish and American jr..
digo,
U.ubcr.and amber,
ivoiy atidl.i nplj-aeii,
P.tin.iiiee.iMd rotieii stone,
Sp Mge and co; iv.voe..i, .
W:hcWoj!i & ,). - i.''.idi-
C'jiniiio;i
do.
i hvcf ;
:lld rolf. S'-ll-
iii uiu ciniij uo couiu venture 10 steal to : c;i 11:1,
msclf. Xbeson modestly replied, four anas ' lcipifeted sulpher. of
fourth.) You, said tha'father, will never L fn :T"?' 7 , .
i ii- n ii i i . i.i 'Coltaili viinol and litharge
nnaal in iili ' lla than ueb-ml I Ii n tnoml iln . n '
the whole extent of its rangf, and was struek
an,d broken by the first fire. The zeal of these
toting gentlemen and the pride they seemed to
take in tbe perlurmance oi tuis numtie duty,
were to me pleasing intimation of what may
he expeeted. from, them when their country shall
eall ou them for more decisive, and to tbem, no
doabt, more animating aetSv of serviee. The
ease with which the guaSt bedded, in two mas
sy nieces of timber ";Werd managed by them-
and the ureeiiioi .iof their fire, (never in 150
;.e missiog , their-object) - were highly
dens. Ua Monday evening it was removed in
a wagon' from the Duke's premises tu,Apley
hea se, Hy d e park -corn e r; now in. the posses
sion of the Duke of Wellington, where a num
ber of workmen w re employed. on Monday ev
ening and during yesterday, uhder the direction
of31r Vyatt, the architect, in Waking a stage
from, the court-yard, level'with the bally to con
vey it into the hall.- London paper. -r' '
i 1L1TIA LAWS A re?fsed edition for
Jjale-'t tbii offiee;f
i'MU iiiuv.ii.tieu no-. ojiai miii; 1U.U.11UIC iijjuo viie &.aje. j, t i t . ,
T j conceive the true idea, of this man s powers he . ,, . ,, , '
i . it i l.. . ui.. i i. i . ... i .. Aikanet Si vvhuo hell.-bo.-e
Mioo.o. ue seen oiii in ol.lll.leule.3.Aluleulesl anu ui ;
those onlv'ih a few of the more impressive and agitating. !
ne lias pci hum ui unci in i i y , uiu uil st.i.ai.ur v 111 1 n;i i
sat close to the st:ige, and to lowed htm ihrougli the j
.u ... ......... ;., if ...K...U i.w....k rt.i...n . .....i !..... '
- il.llllOWl a.lli IU "CLVMI, Vllt,7'II VLllLll.. AI1U. llllW ... if t ,
H . hard the Third, has .seen il.eluiiils of the dramatic" ' Sveet u,se and fennel, do,
excellence of modern Times. -. ; Howers bciajm and ca.n-
..:... mjn-.de,
' Ilarts h i, n siiavii'cs and I
f FROM THE NKW-YOBK DAILT ADVBRTlSKIl. s..l,' g aSS, . -
Among the lieng.jlese, cunning is said to be Fiv sTi-n and "spVltcr..-
a qti.iliiy in- high ealimatioii, and -.fraud (riii!--9-je-nna.eeti,an.i vth'tt! r.'.-ixf
theft the- trattjttrcou-wqirCTieeTor it. ATproof t'-u L 1 arfsi:orn and s'ala,
ot the trulh ot tiie remarK, ilie lolluwiu? story , "'
. ... , v i arsenic und nux vomic,
isloltlt ' : - j Topioca, sago and arrow
" An old Somiar (agold-stnith) ou his death-; root, -
bed called for his tliree sons.' anil havin sriv- IVari baric
en tbem a irreat deal of eood allvlce with re- il"Wer,
ga.d to -tlAir conduct in life, he asked the !c Pd hayaf.n,
youngest how many j4uas (sixteenths of the com- j Crocus nurus and no wder
-vl "i -.'1 ....
mon goiu com; ue couiu venture to steal to ! ot n:i,
himselt.
(a
qucceeu in uio. ne iiieii nsneii me seeonu me r.tin.nrp ..n,) ..n
same question- tbe second son saiJ, he tiioughT'T ti.t.i,
he Could venture lo take a third, without be- Kx: tact jalap and ?.!ay-ap.
ing discovered. 1 And the third son seeing thlL lle' f -., . , f
father 'was no-t contented with .this, -ailedsed i ,.t'! " ,
1.4 ii i . ... v ', ' . . . Balsam co patva and tolu,
that he could steal oue-hali. On hearing this Balaam Canada Si suboer,
.i.ii ?j j. ...
me oiu mau saio, none oi you are my son;-iaisamot Hben.t,
when 1 was of your age 1 could venture to take
within an ana n'f the whole for-myself. He
(hen told them jhe following story :-Wh?n . I
was young, a certain Rajah assembled all the
goldsmilhs ia the neighborhood, and told tbem
he wished to make an image of Kirishna, but
as Sionars were not to be trusted, and the i
mage.wasto be of pure gold, the man. who
made it uiust previously agree to certain con
dilions These r were, that fhe'shoaldevery
daybe.locked up in a small. room with the i
mage ; that this room should be well guarded,
and that when admitted morning and evening,
and when let out he should be searched to the
hkin. All the old goldsmiths, koowingthat
very tittle was io be made in such a case, and
dreading the auger of the Rajah, remained si
lent,:..Oo which,I stepped, forth, and said, Oh.
unguis i lutpi neap uicu ouiy stuuynaeir
o t n worldly advantage, and as your wisdom
Venice . turpentine and
'Uurgundy pilch, .
Castor and sweet oil.
Oil of cloves and amber,
0:1 vitriol and anise,
Oil juniper tc peppermint,.
Oil cinnamon U spearmi.it,
0.1 worniseed lld v.ti ia ie
xther,"
Muriate of harytes Sc. iron,
Spiritsjf diarhorii aitij, I China in boxts
Hatter's and sitoe,
Flesh,
Sdver wi.e and
tooth,
Hair, do.
Japan shoe black ;ri',
H it;c.- li:,v.t:-iis and
buci;es.
Do. hioukiivrtv.inr,
11 1 'flat ar.d 1-fiiLlld Kiii'lr.'.
Do. Lluck, led ar.d jek-'-
lov skii.s,
Starr's a:;d Lt:v' -rd'a in;,-
cav.baa i.iitl'
Sotoi, ,oid ti-.ippf e, n
Snuff boxes asorte;',
HesUllietdol
nd paper u:id fj.ue
GolU and s'.Iver ie tt',-
Coach lace,: dilleiep-t pi'.
tJi-us,
Putty and wlt. low g'as:
apanbli whiting, .
IleVllnseedoil,
Ikst (jopal varr.'sh, .
V 'llC il. I H'i, U ! Oil' 1'. I
lied ends and plough h'
Cordage, dit&rent sues
lluiit. coliee, suifir .ar.d
molasses,
Sherry Si-'i tuer'.ftir wi.w--.
Vj. ... 1 ... M . .....I nn-. .
Port and Claret, y
L indou S; I'liila". porter.
Best imperial tea,
Hes. Y.iunj Ilvson, io
I. )af siicar and triu,
Wlnsliey Si Preiich hraady
Copoerus, pepper.& g.ager
l'owtler and shot,
Violins a. id strings,
Ciartonets, flutes and fiffrs.
Almonds and raisons,
Tamirands and plumbs,
Aii assortment of conVec'a-:
onaries.
Lime juice Si lemon acil.
Shop furniture assorted,
Cotton and wool cards.
and Us ware.
UrocK-erv
Creeii and white vials,
H Htls, jugs and demijohns
Vial and bottle corks,
A constant supply of gar
den sj-eds.
n.ir-c
Spirits of lavender & wine,
Orange peal and annatld,
Nitric and muriatic acid,
Aquafortis and quicksilver
Columbian 8t Haarlem oil,
And maoy othqr articles too tedious to enumerate, all of
wnir-ii win on .1 n. I.. I . . A...I ..fin iiiiv 1 1 1
' "v .'.v. nuuicnaic illiu ivaii.;vi "
Cash or on a short cre4U, to those, who tny be relied o.
"'"'""-" : v ' Ra.N1K)LPIIWKBU..
N. B. A constant supply of Table and Allum . Salt.
StamD jraoev a usual. . ' " .
Rleigh, June 6, .
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