VOL. II ]
CHARLOTTE, „V. V. TVliSDAY, OCTOliKll 24, 1826.
U'-l.
[N». ((II.
I’UULISIIED WEEKLY
Bv LEAILKL lilNGIIAM,
.Ql T':rre Dollars a i/car, paid in advance.
No paper will !h' discontinued, unless at the
li.scrction of Uit- editor, until all arrcaragei are
paid.
Advertiscnu nts will be inserted at the usual
Tates. Torsons sending in advertisements, are
rc' leblt- d to note on tlie nuirj:rin the number of
in.serti.'i;.s, or they will be continued until forbid,
and cluirg'td according-ly.
By authority of the State of North-L'arolina.
TO ENCOCTHAOK THE PVIII.ICATION OF
THE lllSTOUY OF NOH I H-C AHDLINA.
HIGHEST I'UIZE,
20,000 DOLLARS.
Drawing to cummtnce in Ilillsboruu^h, un the Mh
Monday of Nuvtmhcr next.
SraiKTH & s. CAKOIINA
Vor^hc benefit »;f OXFOHD ACADEMY in
N)rti;-(’arolina, &c.
CL.JSS—To be drmcn 29th Knr. 182G.
J. n.VA'I’ES y A. McIN'l VUE, Manai'era.
1
1
1
i
t
1
6
12
7H)
',8UU
I’rizc of
6,00U
5.000
4,U0U
2,500
1,310
1.000
500
50
10
5
$12,000
6,000
5.000
4.000
2,5i;o
1,,')40
6.000
6,000
7,800
7,H00
39,000
97,440
1
1
1
1
2
8
10
20
40
50
450
1,050
7,366
arftcmr.
Prize of
20,000
10,000
5.000
2.000
1,500
1,000
500
200
100
50
20
10
5
Dollars, is ?20,000
10,000
5.000
2.000
3,000
8,000
5,0U(J
3,600
4.000
2,500
9.000
10,500
36,830
TRAVELS.
LETTERS FUOM PKUSSIA.
[feom tiik r ncA sksti.nel.]
9,000 Prizes. ^ 23,886 tickets at $5 is 119,430
14,886 Hliinks5
CCj iVw/ two Blanlcs to a Prize.
500 Tickets to be drawn in a d:iy—to be com
pleted in 18 days’ drawing'. All the nnmliers
to be placed in one wheel, and the prizes in an
other.
STATIONAHY VUiZES AS FOl.l.OWS;
The last drawn Tickit on the.
First day, will be entitled to a Prize of
Si.cOlid day,
$200
500
500
500
500
500!
5,000 I
10,000
20,000
The rest of the prizes floating' in the wheel
y,760 Pri/r?.
15.6U0 r.lanks.—2t,360 Tickets. Third clay,
'I'bis a I.ottcry formed by the ternary per- Fourth day, - -
j-nututiiin of oO ninnbers. 'Fo deterniinc the Fifth day, - -
pr /.«.s therein, the 30 niimi)ers will be publicly Sixtii day, - -
pl iCL-d in ;i wlieel on the day of tlrawinj^, and Seventh day, - -
fi)m-of them be drawn out; and that I'lcket ' Kijrlith day, - -
iMvin;:’ on it tue 1st, Jd ai\d3d drawn nvinibers, I Mnth tlay, - -
in the Order in which drawn, will be entitled to j 'l’( nth day, - -
tiie pn/e of li^l2,000. Eleventh day,
And tlii'sejive other Tickets having on them 'I’welfth day,
ilu same niunliers, shall be-cntitled to the £)ri- 'FhirtecnUi day, -
k-cs atHxed to tluni respectively, viz : * Fourteenth day, -
The 1st, 3d and 2d to 5^6,000 Fifteenth day,
The 2d, 1st and 3d to 5,000 Sixteenth day.
The 2(1, 3d and 1st to 4,000 Seventeenth day.
The 3d, 1st anil 2d to 2,500 Eighteenth day, -
'I hc 3d, 2d and 1st to 1,350 The rest of the p..
The 6 tickets which shall have on them the ; commencenient, amounting to
1s‘, .’d and 4th drawn numbers, in some ()iie ot .
tl . Girders, wdl each l)e entitled to a prize ot $73y7oV.
I', (. . Prizes payable at the Agency of the Bank of
i ; 12 tickets which shall have on tlfem any ! r,apt-Vear, in Hillsborough, N. (’. 30 days after
oi ihree of the drawn numbers, in any ordciv completion of the drawing, subject to a dis
ci . . nnutation, w dl each be entitled to a jjri^e count of 15 per ecnt. All prizes not demanded
j.5wj. I within 12 months from the completion of the
rho li6 tickets which shall have two of the drawing, will be considered as forfeited to the
«1rawn. nuiiilu rs on them, and those two tlie 3d I the Lottery.
and .th. will each be entitled to a prize of ^^50. j. \VEP«B, Cominmioner.
I hi'S'- 780 tickrts winch shall have on them j JliUsborovgh, April, 1826.
sKrn> oih'-r two ot the drawn numbers, will cach j attention of the Xorth-Carolina public is
be entitled to a prve ot ^10. , ,, , respectfully invited to the foregoing scheme
Vnd thiisc 7,'^'“' '■•■'-••t'; viliirli liiiull have on ' . P . P .n •
them some one
be c ntitleii to a priz*.
No ticket wluch shall have drawn a ,uy,e ... , gentleman who has
a superior denoinuKu,on can be entitled to an | Commissioner in the man-
infcnor pn/.e. n.es pa'« de forty i avs uU v , i^ottcrv, is a suflicient j,ledge of
the .liaw.ng. and suoject to the usu.-l deduction f ^ j
LETTER XXXIII.
MAHIlF.IH Kli, JaX. 1826.
After .1 stay of between t\\\> and three
clays, I left Brunswick for Magdeburg.
For several miles the Harz niotintains
are constantly in view towards the
south, exhibiting a varied and sublime
scenery. A great part of the cl'.ain,
consisting of numerous and abrupt ele-
^yltions, about 80 miles, extending from
north-east to south-west, is visible at
oncc, and gives a lofty impression of
the magnificence of these mountains,
so famed in hi,story and faf)le. 'I'he
Brockcr j)roudly rears his head amongst
his fellows, and in proof of liis pre-emi-
ncnce, still v
snowy mantle
Tiicse mountains extend througl. the
States of Germany, Prussia, Iknover,
lirunswick, and scmesinaller sovereigns
having a share, all deriving a consi(lcra-
ble revenue from tlieir mintu-al treasures,
in which they are probably the richest
in Europe.
At I he foot of these mountain.*! rom-
mences the saniiy country, lliough at
first intermixed with loam, which ex
tends, with few exceptions, to the Bal
tic. lieing level, it oilers liltio to intrr-
while thu, soil l)eini;, even
Stoves arc in universal use forlndg-iby siatute, for them to confip iiuo any
ng and sitting rooms, and arc conven-j part ot the kiiiijdoni, (5th Lliz. c. 20,)
iLMilly he,atoriVom llic outsiilc, liaviiiir i ami if Ihty rfniiiinrtl on.- ii.oi.tl, ii
the mouth in Ihc pass;,gc. The exp,sc II""!;- " benefit. "I ' Sir
of IWl is so great as U, preclmie thousel'>■ state., lh.ii thirteen cxu a.m,-.
, r I 14 * I took ijlacL* upon these statutes a levv vfjr".
of open nrc places, an,! to clause grt^at
sufienng in the winter season among the
poor peasants.
There are no tow’ns of r.onsccjtiepce
between Brunswick and INla^dehurg.
The most considerable is lleinistaclt,
formerly the scat of a l‘nivors;y, w^ich
was abolished by the Flemish, ot l .'-oii.
A nourishing Gymnasium, wiiioh has
nearly 100 members, hasbcc’n establisli-
ed on its ruins, and when it is consider
ed that it is distant only 1(> or 18 miles
from Wolfcn biittel, where is a (!ym-
naiium of still gri au r tnunbers, alloi ds a
strong |)roof (if iht' litrrory spirit oi' fhw
country, 'riie towns in f5nms\vici. are in
a belter condilioii than their n(Mgidors in
Hanover and I’nissla, as, in cunse-
(jucncc of being iVt e from that curse of
modi'rn tiine', a national debt, tliey arc d ;iits of clrar.ictcr, and pcisonal uppear-
h'ss burtlei^d vvitli taxes. ancr, in every country where they lake
In ai)|-.rna-‘hing the Hli)C, the country j up their .ihode ; whetlicr iti S otJand,
assun'ics the apiK'aianct; of greater ter-j Denni.uk, Kusi.ia, Spain, or Alrica, they
tilitv, and thoiigh its banks an: remark-ithe same physiognomy: “their
ihiv low, lht;y' h:iv,' a ccrlaii. i icht.ess j'■'vat thy co..i|,le^iun rerc.ves t.o .laikcr
.. ., 1 r shade Irom tlie burnlnt^' sun o| Aiiica,
nor floes the mild clin\uH* of I’.urope
500
500 in this quarter, principally sand, is not
1.000 J very productive. It jiresents an entire
1.000 j contrast to the rich fields in the southern
I’ooui Hanover and Brunswick. Over
lloooithc latter, nature has scattered her
lioooj bounties w’ith a liberal hand ; but dili-
1,500 i ggnt cultivation can bring the former to
, ,80(1 tickets, which shall have on ; lnudable purpose conteinplateil will, it is
iKM.t tbc dr.ax n numbers, xydl e.ach j secure to it th** aid of those who aro
o a pnz.. ot i-j. ] rlzc of'
'U lUH-
ly laws were repealed 23 (Jeo. HI. ; but
under no severity luivp they iliininis  d,
neitluT does lenity reclaim them. Suain
is supposed to eoiii.tin r)0,('0't of ’; eai.
'I'hcy ;i;c si attrrcd tluoii^hi'U! l:t opc.
which, it is believed, coDtiuMSliiiti-
drecl thousand d' these vagabonds.
'I'iuir origin is u riupstifMi of r.l'Tcst,
and many have ascribed it to a irit.’ diiv-
en from I’-i^ypt at an early pan jT tiic
Christian era, while oiiieis see t;\i( es of
the llindoo in their looks i laiii;iia;.;c,
iiiid iniaL';iije them stra[;j;lin;;ulV r's iVum
tiic lowe'.v of the Indian castes : i»o' it
my oijinitJii that they art a batn.' ii ol’
Liizziuoni, actunuilaied in the liisi in‘
stance around a lioide. ',>f vui^rants from
or.e of the rasterii coininetits. It is sur-
piisini; that they maintain tneir pfculiar
of 15 per cent , , • ,
Tickets an.I Shares can r>e had in ttie above
fichcnie at th-’ Managers’ OiViees.
Whole Tickets, 5 00 1 Uuarter.s, $l 25
\lalves, 2 50 |
((J^Tickets and Shares in the above j
!T,niter\, are tor sale at tlu ■’■■■ '
A U. MUUIMIEV.
(?:3^Tickots in the above Lottery arc
for sale at the Office of the Jovirnal. Orders by
* mad, will be promptly attended to.
bu.!
vill
,.al. Orders by nntil, enclosing the cash'
pror.iptly attended to.
otfice of tlie Cataw-' \» VV\>\lC IjiUei’Viv'UA tW^Ul,
1‘ui*
The subscriber
for sale a vahuible
attract of l.and, on aceom-
Jii.odiitlng terms, whieh.rtKfej^,
iTes ill the lower part of Iredell county, on the
head waters of Kocky Iviver, adjoining the lands
of t.. S. Houston, Benjamin Brevard and others,
and cf>ntaining .5”- acres, '('he saiil land is nt
gootl iii;ilit\ and well wati red, both as to springs
and i)ranrhes. Of the land now in crop, amount
ing to K) or 50 acres, the most of it is well m..-
nured .mil will produce corn, cotton or wheat,
in snnieu nt fpiuntity to ubundantly compensate
the linsbaiulnian for his lalior. Expefunettt has
pfo\i n that it is ])eculiarly ;idaptcil to receive
great and |)erinanent benefit from manure.—
'l'h( re is on it a 1 '.rge portion of low griuiiuls,
rf excellent quality, eitlie'’ for meadow or pas
ture, 10 or ri acri s of w hich are in good order
:md have been mowed fur a nunibi r ot years.
The ])nneip;d dwelling-house is large and eoin-
luodloiis, which, w ith a little addition.il expense,
might b>' made conifoi table and fOH\ enient e\ en
I'or a livge f;inidy. The siliiat'oii on which it
stands is |)robabiy e(|ual to an_\ in tliis ur thi' ad-
jact lit counti.s- Tlieri' is a W'Hot gooil wa
ter convenient to the hoUKe, and .i large, tertiie
gunleii. rbere are t w o iinproM iiu iits on tins
tract, w hich Mil be sold togethi r or separately,
1o suit purcliayers. It would be a de>ira!ile
plac( of residence fora inemlu r o! the protes-
vion of Law or a l’b\siciaii, being in a respert-
aole ar.il popnloin lu lu bi)orhood, ;>nd at nearly
an i ipial distance troni live sarrouiidii);.;' villages.
It is unnecessary togiM a (iirther (h ■. riplion
of this land, as tiiose, no doubt, w isliing to jinr-
rhase, will \iew tlie jireinlst for terms, ;ip-
plv to the snl)seribi r, li\iiii; 5 miles north of
(.'oncord, Cabarrus coiint\.
A. C. M’UKE.
N B. .\pproved cash notes, lu groes, or notes
iieg.)li.ible and payable at the (jiiarlotte Bank,
will he rcceivcti in pa\nient. A. C. M.
HJtf
fTlllE subscriber informs his friends and the
X public, that he lias ])urchased that well
know n establishment, lately ow ned and occupi
ed bv Dr. Henderson, and is now prepared to
enteftain travellers and others, who may ])lease
to call ort him ; and no exertions will be spareil
to render them comfortable, and their stay a-
greeai)le. His table will be furnished with ev
ery variety which the country atlords; his bar
with the iiest of liipiors; and his stables with
plentv of provender, ..nd carit'ul servants will
be in constant attendance.
IIOBEKT 1. DINKINS.
CharloUe, April 20, 1826. ^0
Wouse oIl Vu\tevi€iVi\\\\e\\l,
yND stage House, at tlu- sign of the E.agle,
in Cjiarlotti
lil'.fi
North-Carolina, bv
BOBKh r W ATSON-
A s; V le wWvw a\ »X v A \ e v‘.
Mecklenburg .\gricultural Society will
1- nifit at the ('oiirt-bonse in ( harlollr, on
the last Saturday of this month. It tieing tbe
anniversiiry meeting, it is e 'ipect. d the nn. nibi rs
v.ill 1)0 punctual in thi.ir atteiid'Hice at an ea!’l_\
iiour. J. .>;Mrni, Scc’ri/.
Oct. 4lh 1826.—-^tO t
only a moderate degree of fertility.
Thisdil^'erence is observable in the vil
lages them.selves, which, though they
arc no where in Gerinany remarkable
for neatness and comfort, have here a
peculiar dry, withered, and dusty ap
j)carancc.
1 judge from the inns, nc.atiiess is far
from being a characteristic of the peas
ants. Stone floors, whicl. are almost
universal, are not favorable to cleanli
ness, since, where there is necessarily
a good deal of dirt, it seems no great
sin to leave a little more. Pockct-haiul
kerchiefs seem entirely unknown .1
mongst them, the hand being a substi
tute, which, as the greater includes the
less, not improbably renders them, in
sensible to every other species of filth.
'I'hey are, notwithstanding, civil and
obliging, salut the passenger WMth a
“good day,” and not unfr(;({ucntly use
the good old-fashioned custom of pull
ing o(V their hats.
Though a populous country, ii often
wears an. air 'of desolation ; since one
may pass a milo or two without seeing
a house, or a single living; crcaturc.
There is, throughout, much less of mo
tion and bustle than ainong our popula
tion, every one contuiin«; himself more
to his own district and |)Opulation.
The arrangement of the inns, both in
town anil country, is wcdl calcuiatrd to
promote the convenience of the travel
ler. 'I'he only one lixcd meal is at noon,
and oftiiisit is at the option of each oiu;
to ])artake or not. 'I'hcrc is no general
charge of so muc!i per day, but evi.'ry
sc]iarate article, liown to ihe light, is
noticed and prosentcd in the bill,
'riiougb this arrnngoment enables every
traveller to regulate, in a manner, his
expenses, yet in tlie ordinary style in
the cities, they are much greater than
with us : in fact, wluMi v/c lake into
account tlie diirerfiit ^•ahle of nione\,
i;i!)out tu iee ; .s gi'eut. -N'oti ;i!'o expect-
! ed to pay the M'l vanf, the amonnt be
ing left entiit ly to your generosity:
land though this custim wtiighs sonie-
what heavily on the per'^oti, yet by re-
I cf'iving a prompt ami obliging atftMil'on,
iadds materially to the comfort of trav-
jeiling. In lotlgln^, the toreigncr i' m
■ If he
which coinj)ensat,c‘j for the absence of
the lofty and subliuie.
'Fbis celebrated fortrc'^s is washed on
one side by the Klbti, and on the other
defend( M ijy fortifications of such (>\tent
and streiiiith, as to reniler ilidmo.'it im-
jiregnable, if manned with a siillicient
I’orce. It has been hut once cajiturcd,
by 'rilley, in the ;>0 years’ war, who
treated the inhabitants with the most
saviige barbarity, ainong whoin there
are still current many talcs of this hor
rid inhumanity. He seems, in fact, to
have been the bloodiest and most un-
sj>aring of modern warriors. Not lar
east of Brunsv. ick is one of his battle
grounds, in passing which, I was over
taken by an inhabitant of a neighbor
ing town, of between 2 and :1000 in
habitants, who told me that the destruc
tion wdiich he made after tlie battle was
j^ivc tlicm any fairer hue. They coiiti acl
no additional laziness in Cairo, nor ac
(luirc new industry in I'-n^lant!.” Tlicy
urr insensible to shame and mdill'crent
to justic*', incapable of t^rutitudo and oi
cultivation ; are very loquacious, and it
is tiieir delight to set cr(jss facing;
the sun, and then to commence chatter
ing. They are cunnin.u;, fickle, timO'
I'ous, revengeful, and muhcious in the
extreme.
i’lie j;;rpaicr part of the time they
wander daily, lliough often they infest
neij'libwrhoods, uniil they prnluce a
scarcity by their pillafijc and jietty thefts.
In Traiisylvani.i and Ilungarv they arc
more numerous perhaps than iii any parf:
of the world, where in the, su iihum- they
live in tents, and in winter in !;tdes lo or
12 iV-et dee[) in the earth, and ure inorft
‘tutioiiary here tiian in otiie. cuuutries;
so complete, that if was still a currciit 1 f»i- eiscwhcrp they are \afja!)onds and
report amongst the citizens, that a swine | fi'inuves. Their occupation i>, not Ics'-.
was the only livins: thing IminJ in Ihe' P‘;ct'h„r, im.l coexlens.ve will, ti.e r.i r
pUcc, after he 'had al.amk-ned ii. | " !.. rc'cr lo„t„l. 1 hey ur.- litiker, jml
,‘burg had never before b
Uired, and one of the gates has they .re skilled in the mvsteries of
the figure oi a virgin reiiresenleii upon j
it, which my guide told me placed j sui prisin.e; that no r,ut:sfa»:tory ac-
there belorc^ lh« Cii]itun: by I illy, to L ountof their orii;in can be ji)iiiiufd,
denote that it had never surrendered. I'or near four centuries tht'y h.ive uaii
He also showed me the house of thejdei fd over the tarili, and ihuuf^h .uany
ruling Burgom.-ister, bv whom the city I'^•■’''-■'•^>‘"7 attempts have bc. u n.adc to
was SMirren'dorcd, and 'in commemora-1
lion of this degrading act, tlie date ofj w.!s a small company that we sa\7
the cventis inscribed in large ligur»,s on , ^idci vvitu aicw ii"!ser .s tools,
the front. Il was designed no less as a| c r' ‘
warning to l.im than to cIcUt all lultirc "" ' '“ck oUn ass. I ncy
7 , ,, , ! moijiv take lour stakes and drive them m
Generals and (lovcrnors trom sue!i an
infamous procet'dlug. The I’lU'-'^ian
Government soems to rely greatly
, , , I r 1 « : lortuiie tellers, and persuade tl.c lynor-
JNIai'deburo: had never belorr bocu cap-
^ ^ 1 ant and supeistuious all ei the uwrlr],
the princl])lc of honor in its comman
ders and soldit rs, and as it cannot be
stow great pecuniary rewards on brave
ry and good conduct. su])j»lies its place
by honorable ilistiiK.'tlons (jn the one
one tyinj; ihcm with a bark withe ; they
tiicn sus|)cnd a kcttU- from the middle,
under which they Ijiiild u lire anc '.i)ok
the meats and ve}j(Mablcs wivicli they
piniider from the barn doors and garden':
of adjaecnt farmers. If l>r;ju;;ht to jus-*
lice, il mutters not to them, only that if
hand, and degrading stigmas on the o-|ibeycan ;,ret o])portiinity for rovcntj.e they
llier. When a subaltern ur private dc- wlic’thrr it oflers in one year
ur twenty; lor \\itli tliem tliat pussioii
never sleeps.
Thus in some districts' they iii(!ulf];c
iheirxile praetices with impunity, from
the well aic ri taint’d fact, that [)Unishincnt
is unavadini^, and that topro\okc tlicm
ia any way i .raisinj;- u diabolical and re-
veii'^t ful .'"pirit not soon nor easily allav
cd.”
>erts, a cMar.se wooden image of him,
or hiS naiiH! nnlely carved, is hung in
some conspicuous place, in ortler to
maUe tiiiu the
and ridicule.
ob;ejl of 2;eneral scorn
JV vA Vc .
Vr.T. puvon« indibt((Lto me, by note or
book account, are reijue'^ted to make pa\-
nu nt ag;iinsttlie first of Nf)\eniber. In su ilo-
ing, thev will oblige me and save cost.
Kl.A.M MUOUr.
■ September 28, —CtlO.^
\*ev\Uu‘Y, \V\des,
III r. subscriber li.is for sale, Tpper, Sole ant’
Harness I,earlier, which he will li>.]Ht.;e ol
t >r Casli, or, if crediteil, for niites p:i\aldt: one
da\ atu r date; a lit is deteriniiud to ket]i no j (l;tiigt.*r of OllC or two extremes
boi)k account. Hi will also exchange l.ciUli'r' himselt'. as heuould liaturaliy
r,.rli„l«, at csl, h>, on iIh; tl,,,lrrn'..«l „r IIUMU',, Leti;.
f.tr tliein ; and III  a:.e !'.• has not cash l._v Mil. I’ J1 .
;,t thv-tone, wdl give hi-i note, pax :ililc out* d:i\ ,\\hicll always eonst:tu1(' tli(! shrping
;,t\er d »t r. W ll.I.IAM BlDlMI.I,. j opparalUs, he'is liable lo freeze, i'lr Ik;
J.i, Irjfi.- I I’liids IK) covering at all. (»r a very
VvwiYuCV\s ^Ivvevwvvs. ^ other h;:nd, he
J
rsT lMM!l,lSlll',i;, and ftjr .•^ale at tliis of-
tice, “ Sti'ictiil'es on a book, entithd, ‘An
A |iolog_\ tor the liook ot I’salnr-, by (idl)ert
\U M:>''t'ei.’ To w hich are adtled, lii iimrsk o:i
a iMiok, [b\ \le\:imler trordcli! t l:l:’.Ld. ‘'I 'le
(h ,-i,'-n and use of the Book ct INaliii' ’ ” B\
H i.Niiv l!i I r.M II, A.M. >\'!h an A|'p(i.'ii\,
b\ ,loiiN \!. N\ ii.-'i.N, pastor ot Boek_\ Kivcr and
I'liil uit Ipbla.
Dcctb; for at this OlUct;. jrM"iakov
! places himself betwi'cn tliem, as In' Is
'expected to do, he runs the risk of bc-
, ini: smotliercd by the unusuai heal.
' A ioreigiicr Udd me that he, on first
arriving in the country, fell into the
Crror, :md jdacing bimsidl'dii th' upiu-r
ibefl, called fora long tiuu; lustily for
! bcd-e'otl'c'. ’•eio' .- he tiis.w;vercd !.N
i
(•iVl'xil.S.
l'\trar,tof a K-tler to the Ivli'.cr (f the New
York 'I in.( s, troni a tVlend iiavelli!it; in Eu
rope, dated l.omioii.
“ A few miles !Vom Neweasth; we saw
an entumimu’iit of ('ypsiis—iniserabie
beinc;s indi-e;l ; thrir ( (.•niueirjiii.es in
dicate not i-ne gurxl quality. 'I'hcir lea
der was a uoniaii,!o whom it vould be a
conij.liment to compare Merj Merrilieb.
She was Hi least an inch higher than six
I’eet, and ’.ar!;e in lu'ojjoriiun, am! about
lilty )ears of ai^e. Her lari^'C botiy arms
were n.ikcd to the  ib^w : with her loinj
ilii ivelled tinj,a'rs she hehl a Jjipe 'o her
mouth, n hich, IVom its colour, «M'enu (l
to have been lom^ in her scj\ii e ; m;;!t»‘d
locks of hair wcie Iianf;iir^ over her
i'aci-, and a short !'•>•,\n, m.ifie tight to
the waist, a coarse bruwn petilcoat.
whirl) narlicd a lilile bi low the knee,
witii blue \ ai n sl'jci'ings, stifl’ leather
.shoes, and a man’s hut cn her head,
HiiiJ mislnkr.— :\ rattle snaltc wns n
bon! a foitnr.'ht since, discovered in tin;
( '■nul, in Warwasink, f’v an eini;; .tn*:
from ‘.lie Kind of Si. Watiick, who ',i([:
posiri'y it tf) In; an ce!, withoul any 'eri.
inony r^r^^jipled it, e\claiinin;;, *• Ac.
ule ; an a!e, by the powers S;^nu; l>\
slanclers soon undecei'.ed hm;, wiien r
w as lound that he had bceri hiiisMi
time': by the poisoi'ous rtptile. i{\' ;i
liiinly appiicatioi!, how ever, tlji-' nnsui’
was o.ti'jcted. \ .'^'ill‘t n».
Jthaln'.l Cntjui. — It is said that \dmira(
Coii i', ol the 15rili:,li Nunv, duii'i,; hr--
n cent \isit to \aritu(kel, ])U u l;a a'd
line acadcni;. I’or the pui pos'' oi'edm .r
ine; all the cliild'cn who are ii'io; d To!
Hiu a:;d t'oe ilrr^^rn'iin'ja t f ("u'tiir 1 hr
.Vdinirr.l has a[)propria;'d funds for 'he
coiupicted her costume. They liave no • soppot t id' the lustiln'ion lorever, and a
abiding jdai'C, a?!(l, though in tiiis conri- j.jeiitleman of lioston, '-lio is a descenci
lr_\ tinkerin;,^ is tlicir j)i ofession, r liey | ant of some of the Coihns ol Naiitucke',
live ijiincipally by mean aitiiic.cs, and Uvill take charc;c of the sc hool.
small thefts. .My compassion was great-j —
ij excited for this degraded, and as 1 i A spccirs of maliof^any, producfd in
ihou,^dit, ne^lecicd race of bci:K;s. 'I he j \fi iia, is rising in c';li ;iaiion in l.iijj*
laws aie severe at^ainst them, though j land. A ntimher ot vessels have b(jej(i
Ic'js 'hji*i !'orm'"rlv, for i' w.is •clyny, ' Iv^dcd with il this vcM’