.SI
.1
j--'-"AC5:iBiIiS,B, r-.v
1 .
FTC.
4 ' -
edito;
fw )lLr nd Hrrf Ccats per Annoaa in
rtnc, vt TntB loLUitt th year. ". . -
S ripr Will b continued, except Cihe. op.
J)eof tl.e KJ.trjr; until r'l arfcarajes arc paij.
,!rcti:cracn('wir inserted t QxDoua
jet iquare ,f ten liuci w km, fr tl.c fr.t invrtii,
Bj TwtxTr-me' Tints' fr cac'j cotitiaance.
rb D' b;r of inwrtlont adrauU bo marked
-,otW .rjin, r,r the Jrcrti.mcntwi!I bn contn,.;
,i ill fUiLid,BRd ehu'rjid" secorcfinj; Court Or.
a r IM be chimisis t!:
M be char jed sis j!c:!;irf,!r.ra;iub.7,
clidipcor innounclnj ilia name of a CaiiJI-
r.rc it fl2 W lft'tdvancc, or C?-" J f pij-
it i . -
-The
Jjtr fr
LctUrt .'th"EI.t-' niost" coma frcc'of postage:
IUvip iKtlhd in the town of Morjar.ton, Irri.
4th .ftto'ialrrict. hc ranous branrli.
wvf li.roft-wion. to'tliepaWic. " t -
If 1. rotJ-n ht (et-thrctf jcar t hlirtljr I
the p'ratt tco of profusion, ki-rpmj jwuc wilh
Ihfl improvrmcnU in rnt d cnl cicnerr, andchwc,
;uJkHi Iifelifa duruije pt;riod, rntillc any one
ta reward, tht h he wuld;:linmWjr h'.po to receive
ur.h a j itrutiac as" merit claim, and itic'.r as lie
! Uei'rt'if'jrp neeured "' :.'..;;''
He., trail thf dltciilion of iavalLd who nuf.
fr from U f rioti!i chrouk ufiVtlion. iiucli an Dy.
fpst in it divcrsifi.''l'f'irin and arciat:on; din.
n"t( the lircr, lun-, In-art, ttinich, bon-rU,
kiduiy!p&.i?. itr. nd ul-io the gland Ur dtwjrji-r,
Inch tire j romm r of ecrufu'-a aijd. canc(.rf
hm ftnturc. Frnitle di"irj, r, ao often dilrci!ij:
Mid complicatid aa lo jii'tdnc dtpndi'ncy in the
pulicnt and, "wlajhn. do-r,' tvt o-.cn "mfe
icrc.fii!!y' tnah-d by 'Iiiii.' Hi ni'de of Irvitt-i.-iiit
la di IT rent, in a grwutdt.-frcc, troiawjisl u
f encrally ruri)-d by o'.lK-ra, attd in timkiii thw ro.
Mark he, wVt'M be niinJfyl oCi'due d fvrence to hi a
nifi'Bional bri tliren.'- would' ho und rslttotJ
dimply to at'tto the lart, wuhntat Brrjalipjr to hioi.
;i7. a Miprriority, and thtrtby dttrct fruilie iikj
rat of rit. tK . -.- - y.-
Tiie'tniny andnirctioJ dlana .of tlio Eve
l5v- ban c"u;c.l !' h'iu tt r ri Ii iv- fiiU d. Dt.
ttaerqiiiriti Surgical tr ai,im-iil nd 5nr'4J ip
rratiuiia, haxc claiint'd no uri'ill !t.u .( hi 4io
tinn, aiwf he i pi urd " y. n- tliia repect, . thut
lucre!) i.tt rt wartlid in sorii'jl t,iT.rl,
Hit uiii iHtciiii'l v rt. t I ull rulwL .ir or n ar. ,
IlftfWui.i'p v 'J'i; '!'' n, jvitjn nqnircd.' tfo
' In !)'' j. r ft r i to r 1'ivv .iiid accotnniod,ite at his
v tiJi-iiiT, 'i:)r In in n ci-lanrc, and Would pro
fi r trt-aiiii (mv'h i tn ii-udnru hat require our.
lfj;icrtl ojH ration and hiN clumi auypcqu.'Mt attention,
lid may he eoii.ulicd tit all tims at hid rcaidriice
ororlicc iiiiMorahtoH, -xcit when absent
Ttic pj.,,f frhuit receive his p'ofctwi-jnaf acrvictu
without any lie
Mririinm, M.irrh 13, Id 1ft-
-3 m.
23").
A. T.;SUMMtiY
-tx era-' as T r.a
-r
-J
Will attend to tho oJVrinf of notca'ol tlm Bank oH
Ciijif Frr in AshcviMc cither for dinctiot or renew'
ui. l i mt.n eninntim mm wim -incir uusineps mi v
tetv tiiHiu iia b insralti nded In promptly and carefui
y and lumill in all caaea rcHirn us aouo u j)jhnih!c
an aceonnt of hm Iruimaclion '
, II.-b;-sh ave to refer to any of the- prominent
1 1 mirths men of the pUec . ' -. -i
I16. -288.
. V lax SccjI OH
1H-tli' ) or bjrrc'.for tale bv
maieh G.-tf r WlWlLLIAMS.
n
NOTICK.- . .
"Tn nnd. ri-iiifd, Md-;i:iiUtrajr oft'li; estate of
V Siinuil A; Lvlo,.d.:CCH!.'dl w ilj atti-nd the Courts of
M,-Dm ill mid Bn-ip.nii'w! forth'' purp-wi of m ttli'i
v.nd i flule, and all pi r.-jon mdvbti d riturr by nle
. W otherwise, will o.oin-S forviard and make nfttle
' i'tvnt. Att pernaJiaviAff clauna ajfainst aaid c.
- tve are ivpn-nUd tU.prcsei:t thoin within l!io time
j.n scribed by law, rlhurwipc t!iU laotice fh'alljjv'
phad.iii barV their ncovcry. '
1 JUtli l,V.W'
. Jan, 10, ISll, 3L.' .
Melancholy Deaths Wo lavo been ' "iii
f medthat mi tlio night tU. tho 1 5ih uhiino,
thue pvrs"iiv. ifn frozen Co rf.-tiih in this
c.uutv, nbout f.iiifireii liJiK'n Sut!i K .-st!"foc
lltllhboMtijiU: U.iet i'-"in wsw irrj jmcs i
IUm; (Tn.irnpHoAian pra;vlhiier,) anoth.
er Mr. William Cirringt-.t:, (belter known as
Foot ('arringi-.n and the'.n n'-ejof llwlhird
.-,. h-iv.L tV.it' 4ir-iirt..i!irtl." T tf 'been
driakin
, ihnt
th
rti
so thauheseunfortt:riitirnon, having indulged
1)0 freely to bo nbh- ..find ihcia' way home,
perished hy the i t What a sad cornmeu
tary on the-w lei, JucsS of rnau i'Jl.is!
Ti, off
ia otMi niglit , ' through the ,6ncy of ardent
spiriti,'anl ye.f men Will c,
lo J riuk lliUior " 7
;nuc to s.II and
coder. '
11 Great Uritaiu was
to iitfeSoprrior,
il Could not
rMinJih!.
b3 .s-:en fro i tSw "i!irc sur-
There, ,are jG, . . femal opera -f1
Lowell, Mass. Of. these 27 1.4 arex:onqec.
-eJ withacom' Sunday"0 iooI," either, as
. leacbers WYchOhr?; , : 70 Vrc k church
members; 527. have '. n teachers. , . : ,
TherQ has been quite alslir recently in
New - Orleans in consequeiicc of a msrriage
of a white man named Ruddington, a Teller
In "the Canal Bank', to the ricgroT daughter of
one of .the wcah' 'est mere!, i.ti. Rudding
'loo', btforejie co-U he niairtcd, was obliged
, to swear lhai he had negro blood in his -veins,
and to do this ho made an incision iChis arm
and put some of her blood in the r-itT itThe
coremnny was performed b" f r'"r
gyman, and the bridegnitmi has rct.-c 1 b'
his ulfo a fortune of "fiOy or sixty nd
dollars.. The,. fiaicM serenaded htai -wiih
such abominable music', - that; to. get rid T
their discord He paid them C 100," to ba'u - J
fa: charitable purposes. ; ; - .
Legal Interest on monr-r ioCNi. York Us
been changed f.lm'saycn .- 'sfx per cent-' " ;
. t ha Hon.1 VdJ. Tliom-son io ab5ut tQ
'publish a work oa J.Iexico. t -
,..
t
t aid .to'' sh-.p in. t!: igM 'rhood N'muhaticIy jjlio peculiar palihea- il U lrue bul bbcJie vcrsed-iri the fan;ua
eveiiinir uniil a Uui' I iii'thoug1 j of he Cyiieipal and, his Akiistants, of s;' 9 w. jntomine, so as readily To cgn'.
l weather wat hat remVkably cM ;r3 cl lssrj. T ttcn and Albright, for thd duties of vcrse wJ;h ilxeirPreceptors, and wul each
"Id wns very WtVJark", disagncaMc, fheir station. . . . ' - j btHcr, thus forming a little social community
I'oimiY
rrrm ihp i" ar'rfit.n Courier,
1 -'Sits rioriiln -Sf:ir '
i Vt i
Iti liisttru t-!;ii.r-i that iic" afjr, . i L
A ilJilticss rati,?, there trllii-int feTuwjj ll
, ny ucams o Rt, bn-!u Morning S:ir.T
Oi r), uJ -TfUlIiiTwi.pirkliog-piiJ,- jE
Mil Ku;), ot4 tvorlJ.,; tbyu ibreauj sj dy
To !..j!J fr nr.n tt t.-ilcrr,
I'co earility crowns' shall pass away.
i iii'irs biJZ?.nn.J r,.w .iheir little 'lay,!
.J!iin hut in carkneas, !--ir'au'j duuUj
Wh:it; Uiinc.swct t Star, i;.? c.insj owaj
' Nur'c'cr tliy heavenly firca burn out. I
a,
nutrisrn toxvird the orj Jao
Crow t-righier, purercbastef far,
As .til thy rayafbhiiui lruni purt?
- Thou sweetly glowing EtsteVn S:af.
Like tb'jL'A'd rise on Faiili and JLove,1 j J
From earth, and sense, o)d passion's pQHcr,
ryu mi iruio 10 sunr uoyve,.-
llrH ... .1. L L ' . 1
This Tiding scene delusive hour.
Like lliet- I'd mnunt the! Htnpyrean liigh
: And shed my ft eblu .g!lafj,
" 4 ilriuurg d in beatin. of ;v.ondcf akvJ
" To bliine a sweetly guiding tar.
Sara2i!Vadc.
Vike,! Tidy, vuko? the muoii are high,
Too iwuiklifig stark is ljfcaniinv;
Vilj now and theu. across the sky,
' !A oic-te-or are btreumiir. i
Vakc lovely von ? The sky arc clear
y lttfieshtn is the, breezes ! ' j
It bl s my nose v(c I seij hero
.'A' tiJdlin1 Vicuih the trecsetj ,
ttku Siry dear ! The, ladj pole's olc
. Are heard in yonder ruihts I
And the vaiblttt ireo-toad kwclU his ihrual
A 8'gn3 in them bUshojs.
Vuke,! Wenus, lnine.The vippervil
''rt C" .1 I- ' I .I'.-1...' I' It
Slns on ll;t bi s
itumrt yonder ;
... i. .J. :!. u.:
owl pini s forth its hooiinUhrilli
-rVt she tike ! vJnder; 7)
AU's. k; -j&n the' gras sy -lea ,
Tile inoay'Jicr bcainsj are. pout iii
I ho stars looks down and . Ss si rite j
(By gutnif Sil ar'nt spijng.!)
Vake) Stlly v;kc ! and lJyk oa aie,
Vake Squire Sifiipaon'sl daughter j I
.la- I'll l-"tvc uu, and you'll have me
' jBv "osh ! .who throw! that warter
Oh.! SJly
(Hi "re con
"Bow;vov'
m, ;)n, thus to sliIjfj
cs tho buti.uos now !) i
'"Oh ! now he's got a bite
Alas F 'Uiw.wiiw1 'Oh ow !"
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 Mi Iiifcrcslius iixhibitlon.
T't .... ' - i..j
Of both
f both
sexes nl ihe jPiesbyierjaji Church, oh rrhur
da mofnbpg lasTj 'fo witness t ue first Public
i ExUiuinalioji jjfl he Pupils aitaclied
to the.
Dv-afand Dumb Scbetjl in this City. Tho
Ins'.iiuiion bias now Jjeen in operation about
;en months, under the 'supriBtend.lnce of
Mr, A iiliatii IT. Cuoke, and ic rap d proli-
rencfof iU Pupils - (Seventeen . irt W'JO
Three classes wercjcxamtned oid by one
bv each tfthe Teacjiers illustrat ig ia a
most satisfactory a td gratifying niajrne-, td
progress which has been made d tjii i rjg' the!
Acudenticnl year. It was Vonderful, most
wonderful, to witnessf 'the'correcinesi of tho
Spelling, the exceJIenpe oi jtbe writ
i'?p... , f . . L ... i
and
live knowledge- ot urammar wnici. even me
most recoil Pupils d. splayed- L he leacher
would make alew igry to . toe t .ano, m
an instant, on each slate on ho ." I theirenlcanie here, betokened! litirf else lha'n
noired answer lo his question InJe-d ( -!heir(,sn, ' v nd '( Ln. nremv
regies evinced , intelligence .not hacre
schoaroomdrilluforIie vjfexhibij
i l We were particularly struck with thecvi-
denco which was alloftded onurtjcBahec
in Religious instruction.; Ll ithe TcolIeci.
td that, a few month
1,113 V' ,,aT - lut"
.ffij, nr hisittr
l4es. kTheJJiM w-s
them, indeed, -a sealed ..book
' r . i. .
'ItJI
tr "" -
jheptir.
i i t..n n vnririu nf nuestfui
QVaKeu ii" " u "";! i I . n
t.' : lYftVlnrn t h n I "t l u L-in fit fnf.
pose
oi siiown'g " '-rr- -r,
duct "them 4o the co'-ect knowledge of the
Sactcd $cripturs aJ fhe result vf these ef-
TortS. NYC IOOK oowu.ouui -.v
answers
jswers
which struck us with peculiar frrceL
in an
li
w yenjr
JwwS rv'J 'l
l i l L
,wer to-thecuestion-i'Liocs uo snow
ihoughtsV was xWiltcnp"God knows all
I think, all I say, ulM "du.M j4 Whe re iGJ.";
was a nc5icr question aktJK. And the an.
swer was'God ts'IA tieaven
i,- t..vrrvwhere."Vtlow yu p. uv.
Iho fruits of Ue earih? vva? then a ked; and
lh.aWweYvwaJie.caV-
(fesceud upon the just and .,Uie unjjusu, iti Q iiaslral a theirf several; neighborhoods,
;h' ,' ther"3 w-13 -iSiif rtostTsatisfattory ej. the tri -mph 0nudrcious and -cieniificlnsiruc
Spec! of tho.I.CM hat ihe Ition lmU lion WerwKal warforni3ily" considered Jan
tnsuperablede7ectpfnatureAI
C State, and l ' I. .. -f . "Io air antiouitwa lok in" vnin.for any
tj ..-.d (jnor) a tnni wuin i j . , i i - j
wT ,,,:;,; :": :i vv- -liji ,, j f:.-:'; .- ..Wvv1; : . , ,- . v,. : ; , ;:. -;? .,
tiyh
t . tiit .. lcti
Jo. ei' tho rritiu
cipal,-recited a! prayer in :he 'language' td
ins. Theifik-Ii;-i t:cc v.. . r.t with i aiMjs
otanvt t:tiunal ruks for oj en"t j the ?- tir j of
thought, aloks ijitainaignifcdncQ; hIkh coci
!jmHi-d with t!.t pui? oud 1mp!i eloquence td
fKent nature. ' itvt-ver
was prayrr utb uJ by
min;wjiu mvre:uiriuing iiorcr r, more com.
vicctng t JKT.ce, thjn by , nr language
errp! ycd on !hs occajn., Ve confess
lliat u'r "nsibijitiea were roused g and Tdeeru
Jyileptcd by ttisrcmarkabJeond soal.stiring
Prayer-t Z,
At tbn close H theTJserciseff, His "Excel,
leney, Gov. Graham, who. is Tr sident, ex
f.l . . . mi- r .
officio, o the Literary B jard (uuder- whose
charge "thia Institution i) and ; who ha tuken
n deep interest !i n the subject; delivered the
following neat AdJress, which we trust, will
have the tfToct'jof nnore fully awakening putw
lie attention to jihis nobba enterprise. - :
'Thecl jsef the first Academic tefrn of
this infmt Instiiution, ii deemed a favorable
hcirsion, for x endeavoring to" disseminate a
'iv ;i-ut-nii kuuwietv"i oi us oojecisr, 0110
of the sucTess with w l. (ry have been pros
Muted thus farjj tlianlius fierciofore- obtained
in llicvcommuuity, and in the State. ; lis. en.
dowm?nt by the General Assembly at their
last Session, With he progress which lwis
been rnade,( in canying their I beuifict nt de.
sign into execution, is destiued to bq regard-
Jel as an era in our educational history.'
. Vl-uunded in publici charity, jand jm iinly
intended for ihp poor and destitute, in first
object is to instruct these: to fit them "for
moral, social arid intellectual: enjoyment, and
to enable them to cam o subsistence in hoqsc.
hold employments, in the Mechanic Ari8, . or
in gricutUireJ But those moro favored by
fottune are not excluded. At their own ex
pensc, the same opportunities of improvement
ar6fr?cly oTfcrd to them.. And alfliough ex-
ewpied from the necessity of lbor for , thtlr
support education would seem 'toi' be still
marc necessary lo relieve them frorr ; vacuity
" thought," (almost nsT fatal-. to tha!Yn'emV
constitution, osa vacuum irrnhoh atmosphc.
to the physical,) to furnish ltem the ttieansf
enjoying biciii intercourse to teach ihem
ihuir dutyMn ton life, and to prej thpmfor
the beatitudes m the next, j .
''Iliough their deficiencies muJt 'perhaps
'orcvi-cxclude them as a j class, from the
highest walks of literature though no "mja'.e
inglorious MiltonV-b$ omon them found: no
Newton lo number the stars of the firmimecb
yet, When we remember that they 1 are ra"
tional and immortal beings,! what these have
nil v been, what even nowjhey arotund
what their capacities, under the auspices of
.- . S. . r . 3V . .
benevolence and science, may enable them
to attain, their education becomes ah 'object!
tif the deenrst .'interest! toE very pioui, pawi-j
otic and bcncyolenl heart, vvlth an ixnper.
f ct experimohtof less than twefve months?
ft.
madQndcr tHe disadvantage, during n porJj
lion of tho tirri'e, ot a deficient School Apara
. .i- V 1 . . . j .
UU, witn noj classes ot oavanceu learning
1 the models as well bs efficient Instructors o'
1 the motlt'ls ni well as rffinient Inslriietora oT
the lower cla'sses, in tilliichools, wih evey
thing new, except the qualifications of ihe
Teachers, wb6hi the State j has
beert fuitun
j uic enoOgh to engage, .ihe issue of tlie cxpe
rimeut is no longer doubtful.
We haverseen the Deaf and Dumb youth
rk,w ;n ik:, hr;sr fr;rLt f nt
madeJ
toKar and spea,?sby miraculous p
power,
of their own;
; and enabled to read and wi iie
our own mo
our own mother tongue, with a degree of
pficiency, WhiSh wild jdc
ncaripg and peakingvppils,
do ho discredit to
with no" longer
.With ample room ycplTjr E improve.
It, to ioeye of a frequent observer
- enf in r'
ihertu,
gmcof them is calculated to
j y 'of thcchange wrought in the rude
pro;acii'ofthe quany.or the for.
. hand of mcchanicjj km. Featttres which on
ighleneji wilh cheerfulness, .intelligence
od CUtsity; joicing io1 their past gains of
knowJe(jgef and eager for future acquisiiions.
,TCj.e nre bul happj; indications, that
tTik.lr SUCCCSs iB obtaining ideashis1 been not
Hess perfect, Trid iaeven more Erateful, lhan
the power of communicalTn them ! to
others.
jilany came with but liitle information i:on -
J - .R ufi felatiuns a ndT dependencies 'of
1 - , ' ' ' -J . J ' 1 . !. 1 ' -
some ui llie most common otKcts ki nature.
whh hardly concept wq of the, proper 'dut
of. ma"n here, and his destTny hereafter. 'Now
cheecfuliy' accord their j duty to their
cheecfuliy" accord their j duty to their
Crotor, ackBow leilging his j existence and
nttributcst anduhe neccss:ty of submi-
sion to his laws, and bbtdience to his will,
whie end.BVor !o Bt!ain utulness a'nd
hpphie3S tlB mC(1 by a lira- of "rectitude, J in
ihcir day and generation.; They are now to
senaratli (Ar a brief interval on vit Is honed.
lQ respecvo homes,-to gladden
the hearts of their parents and friends; and
1 The t luic secix wait
from the ryt- f nny. Sir.
ytructtons r,V .r vwi: .?! I
and Dutbb, acd l.irt: jre thei. : i.i s-ci
The y-vCm Jiii-il t T i!. .t c!a v. ' " i
i ny re lit f , as y r - o 'jj t n- I1 c 4: c x ' -. .
..-d
J
f
was theDurnb 'man ti nhi : icu
ivenj as rxecordoJ. t.y ue i
Now Testament. TI. j 'mc! . oil'J 1
v as
poweilut, as wcllfis the ruder nations..
tJrnt l.mpc t. rm 1-i . h'i v " rfti - r
rJed ,'theni "a
incijrab'e.iinfij'ri.ntes, tj b placed Vu t
same calegtirywjih idiwts tndlunatfcsV Even
in lUer limes, and wirtlMiIs'.h3P'tlvQ centu-1
rics past, tho writers oir municipal kiw in lb
trios! cn!ig!iieccd nations of the wiorlu1, treat
uf them ns persons incapablooC mulirfg valid
contracts or wills. it ..was reserved fjr the
last century,' and to,.. the p!iilosrp!:v. and hu
manity of France, Gertniny; and Holland,
to open the Citors or disomcr new utiels to the
beniijUted minds of these children iff mUfor.
tuoe, and to lead them ftmh into tU light of
.. .. .. . ' . . !i. (! f f .i;;:.-if '
nitural and reliioui truth, acd 'Jo restore
them to'thcir lost estate amrtnpj tlo human
race.' Amon tbe benefactors ivhonvere con.
snif iirnj , in I hi nn'i . . ni-l'' '"'npnl. trip
ncnl, the
names of the Abbe ' IT,
iu9 Abbe'
i Mermanyi
i.r.nd grate-
S "rnalurcd
Sicard of France, ui I I T t i r
deserve to be especially rr
fullv rememberer1. 'V ll -
n France, and first iritrodutd into" ho 'Us
Slates, by tho Rev., Poptor , GaUauJet, 'a,.
Hartford Connecticut, in I8l5lwc are main
ly indebted for the cxhibitiorweihavo this
day beheld, .'pid lime and opportunity allow,
utiuni oe inicrcsting to compare una system
which aims to enable tho pupil tocommuni.
calc with speaking ppjsons, by mefns of writ
ten larguagej with t'.af-of ihe Germans which
endeavors to teacn him to speakf or utter ar.
ticuVaspunds. Ii is sufficient af present to
remark that7 the French system is preferred
by all teachers of pra'ctical experience in jour
own couplry , and is belieVed by many of them,
to be Hie only one capable of tiae, in a lan.
guage so variable and arbitrary in its pronun-
ciawonasine inguti.
"The chief purpiyt-. of these
Mt . ' v . .i . .': v-.r
remarks re-
i ... .- . - - -
mains q l - jrccomplibed. 1 Ins
lAsylum num.
bers as yet but 17 pypils., Of these -15 only
are, State pupils. The- bounty provided by the
LrgJature with proper Jje'vies ' by the 'Ma--gistrates
of ihe sejeral Counties'! Mis equal lo
the support of thirty-five Stateiupils per an.
num; and suitable accommodations will be
protld6 for on ditjonal number who are
able to pay iheiVown expenses. "I
. "According to iis census of 1840,'there
were, 16 Deaf and Dumb w lvi.t a persons ,un.
der 25 years' of p'e in ihe State ofi! North Cur.
olina. From inquiries made jby the intelli
gent and respectable gentlemen "now at the
head of this Institution, there tare believed to
be even more. But from cnusesi uoknovyh j,Jer
.asps the ignorance, incredulity or apathy of
h parents or friends of these Unfortunates
only the few now before us, are permitted to
share the boon so generously 1 held out to
them hy'the' Governments AY hat we desire
in now obtruding on the public attention, is to
awaken ihe warm sympathies;' 'and tc.'cnlisl
the strenuous ciTirt, of every intelligent and
humane citizen, in behalf of the neiilectcd-ihai
in whatevcrneighbjrhood one of them may
be foun'd, . may be brought ,' to the notice
of the Coun'y Court of his County, and res.
eued from l lie darkness and eloom of his.
present condition, i Charaublo eflhrt in 'such
acause partakebof ihe quality iof thai mer
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cy which 'is twice pleased,
"Ii blesselh him lhat- give,Sv and him that
lakes. 'J - . :.Y " I, I.
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What more can be added of an Institution
lwe this! T.An lnsiiiotioimhat its capable ol
lifting the soulfrorri its chaotic laby
: its chaotic labyrinth
of darkness-, and pointing it to light, and joy,
by revealing the true springs iof Inppiness,
and dircctini! it to.tlie true source of its attain-
ment We leave the heart of our readers to
answer; and should tb-i heart be at a loss for
a htttng response, wr any, go t;o tne. f jpstuu
lion itself, and drink injisVe1 have 'done,
that mute and thrilling eloqyerice which th
lips cannot uttery'jwid which VvorUs sanuat
eoprey.--i?afi Register,
The-Jstrfra of judging whether a man-has
i - ' ..t u.. i:....l.t.: t L ' j
a soul no auui , oy ma uipuiiiou 111 reguiu
to money matters is not badlyj illustrated in
the following : Astutterinj;; man; in Igroat
wrath,-was rating a neighbor who had over
reached his wife in the sale df a rennet.barf
Tkn-ow you,yvoti st-t-i-nlgy dog you and
your frtiher before you. i Whcn you was
bo-o.rnrvoui ia.Ia-ther tvou7a so-so-ul would
cost a shi-shir.Jij?jj, and ha pcould get a gi-gw
ifz-zard for ninepeiiQetancI so 'he bu-butighi
a -U iliMillw. .- j. - - r .
T ,
Rppeated-tsh6c'ks of eartliq' -i''
were fell
at Smyrna, .Calcutta, 'c., T -i thosame
timei last October', .inat inukr; eliocks were
expener-ed in Long Jslarld,. Connecticut and
various other places at th, Eisfward." :
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" '"Not ladto TaAe."-Tha Lower IJotise of
the Alabama Legisiature has consented to.
receive from the United States, the portion of
tho distribution fundvto -Which ; the Slate is
enti'Jed.' Aaother ' instanco ' of practice r.:
profession.. 1 ' :l -
"The, Governor of .Delaware, Maior StoclU
ton, died suddenly on Monday evening last.
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.t:::.ii of iht At i!?iica.J .
,kiiV . s an ::'n4s. t u.fr Uib:e ciuse
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""P'.rv!t n the "round, of its i-tit::s:c meriss.
'A i y 1 - i iiLiu tl.etrown bosoms an honest
cnnjjc'.i '-i a' soCs-itlsfy -jt, assiranci th
it.is i e caiiscYf God, anj that U will'fina'.ly
achieve hs hVavcn.barn purpart s. I j present
ing j;s -claims, ihcrfjre, to an a lightened
corn amnit V, tHi-y are under '.r.o nress'.. . ,
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resorting Uf stratagem. Thcyf. would notuote
appeal lo unsauctihed pssdtns ofrien, than
they wouldjn setting forth the claims t,f any
other chriJtian'duty. Nothing W to b?vg-tin?
edifitiiiiatel by cxtiavag.inv.culo) . " "Ard
yet, so really iloes'lhis blessed "cause Iran."
scend alt-others that' tho siberest meeds'of
.praise the common awards tif justice irtits
favor are considered by-some as the adulatory
snllres of 'ofuhusiasrri.' Ooo reason why this
is'lliocase is ihu simple: fact, "thai the ible
is an oii bcc we have "stecu jnd. lu 'rd il
reMfromjinfaney. -Men are fond 'ofor-elfies-
thcao 'will ;admit of (a ney sketches.
But the Bib!e cause liko the book Itself," is a
trorn out theme i with rcnny. ffad thisj sacred
treasure v recently i. fallen Iroin tuo j elouda,
with golden leaves, :. , ! ::ors embossed
with diamonds, it would bo worth nomoro
llian iilsjbut certainly it would excite more
i ' . .Jor ,a time, llad." the terrible fires
.ii blazed on Mount Sinai the fearful
thunders which shook its deep foundations
the cloud of glorv which covered il, and all
the terminable incidents which accompanr.
ed and vindicated God's relations to Moses,
but.recently transpired on the summit of our
own 'S nlcy " Mountain1' in full view of
assembler thousands-and fitd ! ihcse rcvela.
lions been published for the first time, during
the past year, what astonishing anxiety vou!d
bo manifested to obtain a cpy of them!
If Jesus Christ had died and risen ngiin.
but a few weeksVince, and, taking with him
a comparjy of trust-worthy men: had stood
upon sonic loft eminence, commanded them;
saying: ijio je into all tho wprla and
preach my gospel, to every creature, "'and
had then ascended to Heaven in the presence
of i "more than five hundred ' witnesses."1
what intenscness of, desire i would -all feel to
understalid iho galore pnnd import of ihe
Gospel-message! tAnd how zealous would
the truo jollowers 6f-'ttie 41 Divine Redeemer
be to circulate the uyok containing that
Is not the gospel of Christ na
important now, as ; il " would have been in
like circumstances? 'And "does not the cause
of the Bi
if it had
blederhind as much of us now ns
-..-
been revealed but yesterday? " Has
bo ok lost' anything by age? Are
this blest
w e to eslecm'it the less, because, it - was "the
power of God uFdo salvation", to millions
before we were burn? because it , proved
itself to be the solace- and stay
of countless . muhiludes, in gone by ages
because i'clouds of witnesses' from other lands
as well i
s Ui- own, have b x n enl gh-encd by
its truths, 'comforted by its promises, and
guided by its precepts, through Christ', ihe
"way, tfce troih 'and, the light,". to 'an ' in
hcrilant e whichMs incorruptible,; nnd undefil-'
etr, and ?hat fadeih not awayT ' No, Verily!
Vs.iTic ijod.of our fathers jS . ou God, so
shall tukiook of our fathers" "be our book.
ye should "neither forger nor neglect it.
Let U3 read it as the oracles., of 'God read
it'whh increasing zest, and patronize it wilh
untirini zeal; uiin the' most efficient means
to circulate it among all people, jis the only,
and all. sufficient rule of ..i.hand practice.
I hat man who protessCj -Lo have . received
r
b r . .
and rtT lhc b;bl5 'et, fecs Do ?es,rc
that alf others should possess it, has godtl
reason .to question iho.: christian ':. character
of his'j pretensions. So likewise, has he,
who, professing such ' desire, does not use
to some extent, at least, those means and
instrumentalities which,, in his own estima
tion, may seem most -likely to accomplish
his wishes. .Earnest esire w ill produce
honesljror. Thispositijn needs no stron
ger support' than-it 'receives from, the "vol
untairyl responses of every tie w.bara child of
Gd a .' testimony ,, "this,-, which jbecomes
stronger and clearer as the babe in Chirisl
succeeds iri cultivating the christian graces,
according to M ihe exceeding great and pre
ciuus promises' of the gospel. Wiih what
fervency of desire will such a christain pray
to his- Heavenly Father ".Thy "kingdom
mme; thy will be done in. earth as it is in
Heaven." How anxious are such that others
as well as themselves may be partakers 'of
the same" 1 icli r blessing
g,"-. .Will, not- such
(.persons late a ueep
interest nn4.n active
part in circukilingnhe" word of God among
the people? -They may not have been; train
pd lo such a work; e"0 want 0 such
training 'many good people neglect this duy;
but, 'to him that knowetri 10 c& gooajna
doeth'it not'toliim it I'-n.1 Arid I miht
tu!t!, he that volanlartl ? remainv ignsrant .f
duty, s alike guliiy.with him, who, knowing,
neglects it. ' ' 4
'V; V"!: THOSSTRINGFipLD."-
; '"r- Acnt rj tfie Americ't'JibIe Society."
The Draf ond Dumb Beaufort county.
cour.t.hnsileviedj.a tax-fur the Education off in or talking jn a printtng ofiice, and 'any.',
tliis uhfortopste class in- that c-onty; So jbody pthers tells you to go ii lpujert daa'l yoi
also has'the cov y court of Jphoston. ' J mo. .
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in a'" Virginia tew sparer, some years r; ,
.tit the first newspaper ia that Siatc wcj
ri. .fa in iuJr-n iiiiamsourj, v..j i-
of ';oyern-.:.T.!. The fo;iJ'"i.'n wcra con.
spicuously placed ai the head uf the paper, f
aniantliusj A!I persons u.ay Lo stipplici
whhVhfs paper; aVFiftj Dallars-. a year, c:.J
baveardvert: "rnents Aola 'moderate lertn
inserted for ten d)ljrs Jlhe first, week, and, .
icvcti dv-IIa'is ...v . -h -vcekef:cr;' ' T-3 - .
paper. i U'sucd cnec d i-eek u'.hLh r.;adj i
iii cost j ibscribo.rs ab.t ii- six cer.is n
number, V . V '- t - ' " - I
,Thls was 173 years .after' tl'i settlement o t"
Virginia, 04 yeaja fir it. tad i , Len. settled' ; .
ihutikGod that'ttf lu vomit free. scho', nor 2."
yov; m. Bei klyiwlui exercised the magfj!"
tenal office? for 33 yVdr', in his answer b iho V'
enuiries.of ihe lords of 'the colonies, slid, VV f
thlitikGod th&t''wf Ii
pnrfring; and I hope' wc shall not have thesa 2
hundred years;'for learnitTg" has brought dis .
obedience and heresy and sects inlo'ihe worlJ
and printing has divulged them and the libel s ,' ..
agiirist the government.,,. Go4 keep ur from
00111!"' Lord " Efilnghanl-'who ', was -p
pointed Governor in. 169p,iwas",ordt;itd- ex."'"
pressly 'to allow no person. to'uso a printing ' "'v1 i "
press op any occasun whatever," , . .
. This violent opposition to the printing presi - ,T "
has been hown more recently upon the 3mov , ;
spi.t. It will be remembered' that the .Hoc. L-
H; A; Wise thanked God that there was not ,
a newspaper in his distrfcc-ri'iVK Express. . ;
t f Sermons are like. Guut. . ; y "-x
.J1, Some are large, .others are -..small; soma
at c long, "others short; some are new,;-ethers .
oljJj some are bright; others rusty; some are '
made to bo looked at, others to be used; soma
ale loaded, others cmjitysome nre .owned, .
other; borrowed.- Some arc air-guns, sonio.v.
pop.guns; sbme of ever.y siztf, from the pock.11"1"
ct piatyl to the - Patxhan' gun.4 Sirne aro
charged with powder, and make a great noise, .
and smoke. Some send only small shot, that,.
irritate? rather than kill. ' Some carry heavy -metal,
that doesexecuiron. "Some dischargo f V
chain shot, mowing .down .wholo' platoons. r'. -
Somo are mouthed 'mortlrs", throwing only . j . j 1
bomb shells. Some arc duelling pistols, used ,
oqly iri controversy vile things! 1 Someo ;. ,
bff half bent. &jme fiish in lb.e pan. Somw ' " .
make a terriblofiz,, the charge nlliscaptng at
the priming hole.- Some sho t too , high,
some too low, some sideways, a few directly . "
nt 4he pointy Some ure, aimed at nothing - '
and hit it. "Some scatter prodigiously," some 1 '
kick their owners ovefj. Some are unerring,.,
o'thers always hit the wrong object. . Soma' j
liave too much -waddipg;; and vice vefsa
S iirie are alarm guns; pthers are compliment ;
tary. guns, used only for salutes on special
occasions. Some are in, a series, cbnslitutjn ,
,a battery; others aie swivelsmade - to tdra!,,-
in any direction. Some are useful, some use. 1
iess, some dangerous. t Some amuse, some
frighteji, some exaspertite, some explode, v
some gain tlicjTiJtory. -Very" much depends
upon The manner in which thev are" madatid 4. u
managed. ., vv r .'
Those who ht siiate ;' abiut tnefr ability id
take n newspaper, are-. ad.vied to" keep onc
hen more than usual.; Slie wilt pay all;the
cusis, uisiul-s eanng .iiiousanas 01
and grass hoppers. - -
worms
5 - A poar, starving,' spliiary Vat walked, ovtr
the floor of a broken bank at rnidn'g'l, and'
remarked in deep despondency' .
'I feel likcone who treads alone :'jt-
Some bankrupt hall deserted V. .. ;
A.sheep weighing 754t pounds Is onexl.
bition in Philadelphia.. ' i -
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; MailRoble rj. The Rnckingharn Register
announces ihtt lhr Vulley S:ag Lj robbed
on" the nigUtvf theHtli iili,yi'few rntfes
belovy Ilarrisoaburg. JPho fc0i ai'Vut
open, and several-boxes, a tijk, and'one of
the mails taken pff Virgi'jftn Paper.'
Chinese punishment The 'Chinese Mail
says that aryoung majr. of looso habits at
Hong Kong, residing wilh hi mother, ytho
was greatly afflicted wiib rhumyu'sm; neglect,
ed to take proper care bf.her.-. She reproach'
edhim with his neglect, and beconvfng InfnJ
riated ho rushed upn and strarTed her
For this horrible crime. he hasjcen sentenced
to be cut into ten. thousand pile's in the market
place. The sentence had ben confirmed by
the Emperor. '"'." - ".--n
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An English paper contains an account of
the flggitg of n sailor boy in ;ilie ' Briiish?
VnerclfStit'servIco upon whose lacerated, back'
vitriol 'was voured.
Orders from the Navy Depaitmentfhave
been receif aMemphis . Tenrie W, tq
puh forward the Navy Yard lu be establish
ed at that place. - '
Hon. E 'ward Everett ha accepted tho of.
fice of president of Harvard Uuiversity.' 1
London editor calculates that the nation. -al
d(tbl of Great Britain is equal to a dollur a
minute from the'eonimence'ment of the world.
'"Should yoir happen to catch yourself whist.
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