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TUtUSDAV, IXDIU'ARY SI, Ihig.
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Fr m lU ha f iLe ,
TiiE nm r cou.i-aE in .north
CAUuLINa.
i tf ft plat-ntw jhi i fffrJ rr
tV ii.fjroiiiiM "f ru.ny ! your raori t
b H fee inteictel in ir.fW trme
f .eit trprrmj the erly r ,n,
ci ix-n of th opper pan t.f Nolth Can
lint for itt eduration of their too h.
Toe fift dileg or intiitbt a that of
fervd a complete r. lfe roar of iustma
linn, wa etl.Ui.Jied atChailull, a Cma
if gt. iba county Mil 4 51eckleabrg
county. & aewt in o operaiin aboi ihe
yr 1765, enoVr ih Kkitr tf Quttn'i
i!Ieg'. It f. i!rfl b) iU l.heial.ir
I eflWt wl il.e i lent h iu that f.ru 'e
1 riiif.-. r bet wet a tba Yadkia snd
C'atba fi', cni-tinf klmotl t
eUsie!y of SeoicU In.li Pr,brtrisn,
fir ihe purpose f wan-i- g their youth la
, fuliei t'bJ far p lp tutting mng
their dee.i.dai is ftligttw. ntuc.litv, an
sound ka ledge in l!.eti ec!udtd bern
t in ill itt r.e.
- Iie AlrHuJrt. , M. !)., t.f the namer
oh family ol Ahrsaiidrr, tf which, in.
g ether with I tit I uf llama, it g aiJ that
about tH urn 'f lli Kf iUliin, they
. roatutut-4 a leni a qir cr of iba cowoty,
was iho fiiti I'ri a !rnt
The of firi Prcilent, A bra
il Alexander. Eq., f..r a long iui the
preid-g maairai of itic County, wat
rhiirmaa "I le onfrn'i.m ttut met in
4. i.!l whhin a Urn yeara. TLr ie.
'HCS.I LlltTlU I 'all
I a bob I (BIV milra f,.,-
Coar!oii, itb D(uir,e fcoja of ur
reat. Ti. nl,j ,f o .V,., ,hi- ifl.
Ut ion, or , f j,, f.j, 6j,t w,j, k
My in a bnri tiwr, for ym mt h a
klc!i f n .i.uif ai! proprrt.
I l.n t ibwiM joa woulJ ukc j Uaiart
nairbin . aen U.rM.rulj, frma iba
.bl.iu ih.i fi iR( o ibcm. a.ot
lt naaet an! aucbt ani n of a gcoeia
that owjln artr la ba frr len.
KrapceUall) oar, VU10R.
no. ins.
UHCUUTINO EVII. REPORTS.
, ir sua IEDOWICK.
A we Lnelwlj nttanea of the rraij
of tha rircblalMm of t if potU. errurrcd
a fe t ar amct in ibt dtjr of N York.
A jooBf aiia aibaa) 1 aball call William
Mat I by. ih on of thr, cotitpi
eaout. and olJ iabbiiaai of Utceitj. eon
irf ird an iniimtf jr ub i oio of e
rjr rauifatipf nannrra and ilrprarrd
'fal. ilttam, youitf , inrt;tricncrri,
bm! onupicinu. w flai frrj aaiih the
airrmina f ihia wm. and waa brttayrd
bjr luia inlt many fuliiea and am. Ilia
f-t'irr imme rl in bu-iiiraa, bia on
ly a tier wa oioaiamly in ihe (ay world,
and nH.a of William'a family auarted
iSndnjrn i no which ba waa led, aor
be iba am ui.l of idrin vmil hit bd
- ti.z - 1 1 in i. .
inuma nui vninoic.il i.io.l aa
Cbol Uttf. an I rtr f or dara dr jdet.eird in chr-atinf at a fainf iai .,
lihrialHtH I ih f -m ma Mfck'rnbur to fed a Hole, and Waa obliged lu flr finj
kefurarim of Itdrprn tenet. May tOA. h niy,
1713. ad afnl it t.i Cirr by Mr. .Will am hid been iemptr by tl.i man
jnoe Jea, mtr mm a year bifurr lha ja ib f-mnra; un he hid tufiVred
fVatmnal U-tlaruon waa toa!. Uy loe ibere, bad beeo led into oib.
Afier lou i!rrUratinii of inb tendrnre. o !oii-ja. Tin In'twlrilg i f all
raa tbarieJ i lux came l k a Ihunder bll oim hi
tha aaoe of lb iniiiiution
Irora Qutm 1 1 olltgt Ui lAbtily Hull, j family. They were oer helmed with
u ben Ina IJ-l ih l-ireca laaneed from ' n.nrine
8Niib Cail na. in itt
i
tba Jeclara ion of litener.d nee, tSe e.l
pt tieriea were nfwTiiitd. tba tu
drat aeaUeeil, and lb bildtf orrupied
bf iba ini. r a b rm. Toe uu
raria gratea it tba rea of the 1'i.ltff,
uiifie I, a( er Iba tlrpirittte tf ibe f.irrt a.
lino' great hid b-(il IWtrt.a, in t-emui
try wbih, frt-ra tha hirin'g i.f ibrir
f..ratng partira, ami tlifSruliT of ob
Uininf aupplie. eran by an armed fuite.
'tbey named ihe ftarnel't Xrtt.
U. Alfian!er MeWhioler, of New
Jeraey w.l ibe lal Preileni. ' Uy iba
r!ireeMia of ibe 8rnrd of New Yoik ami
I'hiUdrlj hia. in the yeir 1761. ha bad
i.t-d ibai regt it of e.-unlry aa a mil
. eMnarr, m ad nmi-ier the ordnanrea and
aiat in orgtn si( eontej'iin, and
ailj tilling iba boondanea of th ta alnaty
formed, an I (be nnUinwg of il 'er: and
wa.eo aeepialU la the eniigregaiiona
Out Qrxt year rail were mac1 a out from
Hopewell. Centre, Thra ira, (Caib)'a
aeutemeni) iui Fwiinb creek, fur Inm in
baenma pmr. Theee were ilerne!;
bui he afierw rd b came P.a.idcntnf il.e
Cullege. Ujmi Uia breakin op of the
iiHiita ion by ibeina.ianf Carolina. lie
returned m New Jertry, where he paatrd
the remainiler of a lung and uteful life.
ein n an.lgritf. William t hut bint'
ar iri.l folbmed ! rlf op in bia rimin.
Tl Muriibf were dittintuiehed reo
pit; ooihing in the e.iy waa talked .f t
murli a li e i5iKj-are.it Wdliam Murjiliy.
Kery ihug be hd d ne, and mucb
wmae aria that ba bad not done, were
t-ld aiid re o'd. and etery idle wurd
briaiblta'ilie Alurbrabir calling hem
atite pameular Irienc'a. Mr. Somebody
beard Mr.S.mbidy i-e, who wet ter)
intimte with he'.Marpbye.tay thai the)
hialJ wvndrr it William lial not tome
thing in i'o wi'.U ll e forger. ei! The netl
peraon ihrmigH whon hand Ihe renon
rteif. ta-d. William had loinrtbing m
! witii litem. Ami Hie nest edition of
be tiory wit, that Will, am bad actually
tcied ih atonry got by the forgeit
fid aid bit gaming t!ebtt with i.
Oil. eou'.d ll ete peitnna whothua tlk
ed oter the Caiainiuet and dug rare of the
on of their fneudt at they wculd hare
d acutteti co:natnn new, hate looked
into the hrue i f the irid bed Muri.hye!
Could they baf iieti the father paring
op ami down hie ipaciuu aparlmeitU, hi
bean fi'led with grief and ditappnititweni
i the digrare of Ina own ami could
they hae e-n ihe mmber rie Irotn the
aleeplra pitlnw wiih a ruilen eye and
j II uttering he-.il eouid ibey hate teeu
dead in l.ia 11. Aa ea pte lai.dai.tim
ial . b.id tte jiiuw. Tn.1 itcie
it life tod draib m it u-nue.
I rui. piy yeoitg fueitdt, ihia tiwy
may taiLr Jour a lentu a the tnljei
I.iI r.pU. Ilmay beiareibalmrh
fatal mjuiy i ua,rtt4 aljie
ioaUuee
I bate lelaird. tot if they do i u 0. r
l.afoi ibey cuiaiuly baria yo aaa
out.
&aaaM
Tbi Wcexo -Tbey wbo ty tliat
tbia w a wiM-ri.Ua w wld. or thi u .
muruble lite, aay am wtlL It it mi,
nthr.'py, or a tVeated laitginatioa only,
ibat tare ibit. Ufa i liable to miteiy,
but uiieery i tot m tery being; it it not
a to'ueraUeeiiatei ce. Wiu,e I know
ooi what tLinga to ty, or bow mauy.
1 be era i opeind to a wmld of beamy
aod to braaenaU tubtimity and lutein
net. The ear betretb toaea and t oieea
ibattnoeb the heart with jy, wi b rip
late. The f real wtdt aitnorpbrrt brettliet
apon buhre at with to(nete and
fragrance. Tbea louk drejer. II w
many eui:ditint are bippj I Childhood
ippy land youth i pieailm(ly bap
pyK and prot-jeiiiy bth iit j.y, and
wrahh it a.i.l.nion; and the warm
blood that fl.iwiinit.e ruddy cl erk and
aiuewy arm ol bonctt poaeity, it a stall
better gift. No ong i to beany and
cheering anne that aieala forth frcta the
wiudnwa of gay ealonntaa ihe aung of
boneit labor among the bills and m-iui.-tain.
Oh! tale a man with the true
rnertea and auVctiunt of a n.att-a! men
fcel it to te good. To be a healthful
inaijf. li unheal tid and It.nrg atn
bow tnuch Utter it il, than to be the min
i-n or nater, .f any condition lord,
landgrave, kmg or t'tet ti! (low many
affections ion are hapj y gratitude, ge
i.ervity, pily.I.ire, and the conaciouine
of ten.g beowd! And t i bow the heart,
c h.w line and adurattnn. before the
Infinite, all bles ng. eer-blratrd O.ie
to Bee in the all ttirroundmg brightne
and gb'ry. not beauty and anjety ouly.
but.. the all Ueautilul. a'.l-M .jeanc, all-
Conacioti Mind iui Spirit ul lue this
i to be filled with mure than ere-itrd fut-
et ii i to be filled with ail the fuluea
of Cod!.-, --,,iVi r-.'Vi-. r--
A woild where tacit things are a
worlJ. boe all, where aaelt a preei.ce
a eeemeth to ate, a roodiy wor d. I
.k arouad upon it, 1 meditate upon it.
I fcul its bleating and beatitudet; and 1
tay, turely it it a world of plenteoiitueis
-nd beauty and gladneet, of loves and
friendship, of bitted himet and lud
al art, aaered communions and loll
I iiatione. ol immortal prosprcu; and 1
lemember mat II who made it, looked
upon it and taw that it was aery good.
Ittv. Dr. Dtwty't Ditevuntt.
ea the acquittance c.fi!,i Cart Shin., raust be rejuhteJ and controlled by the
ird and 10 . e. He boarded f.-r a bi g Ir. be before be caaaot diret himaelf
ua-e at lie I'atttiao, tai LoaibMqueinlv tf his repremi tali t-edutv to present a peti
beiaroe a Ufideet ol the boe iteelf. o'a Uon sent to him, area iW a diaaolauoo of
rrWt,ni 01 a pretiooa anarimoma coo. the Union.
t.ei.00 be had torn d with Ihe family of J Ilia coruluet U errrntne. A part of it
boael.oo the young girl was we cannot approre. But to aee an old
a. U Saturday week, the young U'y man an honorable and patriotic oil man
waa I e mated to eme toibe city on the , day after day batted like abutl, for no
ri.teure.f rifting Lerfaibrr whobadjut other purpose that we ran see but merely
toeea beie, but waa ant here then, wbea fur the mrnvtrmtnt of seeing his aobla ef-
llia maietaaa w.aV L... 1 ft 1 a ' m m . ... B
w Firr, ai.u rto. zd, ai ion 10 tree bimaeir hom In perweutorv,
ler bating returned borne, ondrr another we aay. this esbibiuoa excites or
preieaca hs fin ram ta the city, a h.0 eroipathy for the weaker aide, and a de
itey both enltd in ihe packet bip ale- gree of indignation against tha aeaailinr
Jitor for Lotutoa, Licb brought cut the numbers. Cnentbonvth Patriot.
fact ia the eta. . " i .
I Ll C'apl. Shia!er I now one of iba bib. an.aa avn rm tn..tttt.
Se'siari tSS'T f : Ia 6ehM 00 Mr' Marahall. resol
ut ciare I rue, atatioaed at Demarara. t .- , ,
Hta.ge is rarioasly represeaud. n.e luUOB, W " 11u,e of Representatives
loaeat p-.int is slated at 43. and the Lijth- 00 171,1 lun Mr. Botta, f Virgin.
etl at 70, tbi ditagreement of romputa- U, commenced his remarks with the fol-
If0!!.?'" frolh Jk'-C P-r lowinj eiplanauon of Mr. Adama's po.i.
of muatarbiot and wbiakers which the rap- ; M, ' . : ...?".
Uin wore, ahde it ia affirmed be roirt , " 7 u" .wruui pcuuun.-
Oot a little, and wear a wie and Me teeth. " theqnetirn bef. re the bue!
ueh ornamenta aa all will allow oftea : M il c-'nmitld by
add much youth to the appearance or old ,,,eien,,,n Msaebueltt The
men. TbeCaptain 100 dreates remarkably Se,,,l'" J P'eented to thi !looe a
ell, wallzei admirably, and ba firuteJ I"""1 " thatCongret ahould
not a little ia oar f.thionable aocicty, ao wu Uaioa by an act of legi.la
Ibat when ha concentrated all ihete ini- '". oul,tLongrenthould driae me,
menta and faruhiet to faacinate and be 0"bJr h,rh P'acefal dittoluu'oa
itch a young g et nolyei 14. who knew The g n lemaa frox
nmbiiig of the world, it it not at all re- tar.ding here aa oe ol
markable that be had tuccett. He itsi.. . Po f'n land, after baring been
hnwettr, to be reetecUbiy rnuneeud in ,n ,f rVfe cl l,,e r taH a
Cneland. and h I.'.. left 1... 'nury. with one foot standinghe would
riee certificate in the hands of a retreet .T '" f "' would ptidon bim
all meichant. Thi ia hi third wife. Ua-'T"" ,h ,rr !' l',Vf Vti ,,ul
der a let la of New York, it mar be a . tt,,,",, n'lx U lttnn d ' r,,m'
well to adJ here, tbemarriiiee efitna.. mm"' rf l,,c!t he ,,,,lJ ' fure, in
girl undei 16 is toid.ble. bui not id. c'"ty. be Led at the bead.
iiiai ne niigtti nare an opporluiuiy ol uV
- 'i! Of appealing to bis fellow
citizen, vol rtoiontlrstiit with them
Another uf the New York naner
y:
I be young lady referred to i XI it E
ily Croghan. the daughter of a Mr. Cr.'g !f ".'Ml llif lt" uioIaiw of the
ban of one ol the we.icro itte, who ha ' U'""n- H ! t'dd them that ihi wa
teen an Indian agent in iheen iee of thn . ''.' W nn ""'fiutd to the f..riy ia m
Internment. Her unci i the celebrated i,",V,V u,i
heroVf Sandusky. Col. Crogban. of ihe " " ro'!
V. S.'army. Her father i. now in Wa.l1n,, ,b;t
iiig'of; Mia t the heirea. u i tatd. of
iurf$ million of ihtlart: The tff.ir baa
t ruduced a great etcitnneni in fashion
able rirclra, and exeerttona are, i.f course,
thrown out at raudum upon all paittea
concerned. ,
i Tha ini riciiu given by the Prevalent i ihe d.uneitirt removing ag.in and again
land two !'rfeor embraced a eoinplete i the votouihd dthe from table utelei.
jltterary eoutte. aid much of the nuthc ly tpread; an I ahore all, could they hae
imtics a.id nrtural phtLeophy, a wafolird the ti-ter to the rom of thai
cuatomary in any college in America. I poor y. tn man, and teen bim. tha pie
I I There were neverany peimaieni fxd. ! ture of temorte and rnsery, while the
ial the College wtutind by ihe tui- Jhtmg oer him, trying, in vain, to con
.'tion fees ami ibedoua'toii of i.nliudul j vtnee him t'ia the fiulia were not irre
Tba youth educated in that iiitiilu'ion j ttterablc, that il.e alorm would pats oter
be aU lepl with their fadier, and no j and hi lather would g4tti look upon him
lii of their naoi'S remain. One ol the ih kindm . " Think you if they had
decreet conferred it tll in eiit-nce, in 'tern all il i, (.tid with the eye of tiue
ihe potrion of Mr. J. 1. Cr.hain, nl j J mpathy ihey might hare seen it) they'
Lincoln county. I rould, by aggravating evil report, hare
A few nuncs of g raduitrs are pretented j multiplied and sharpened the arrow that
in the memoir of the (get; as C. l.;k, i eie pietcmg the botnm of this unhap
an of&i-er in the Revolution', and father of J pv lamilvl Had they, by a generous ef
liiahop rnU. of the bpie-pal i.burch; toil ol lite imagination; Tor one moment
John (traliMit, " M I).. Fraiin Cum put themitlvr tn the Murphy' place;
ffiings, I). D., who l.hnred in Gerg, had they itnit.ted lltm who without ain,
aud Thnma llenderaon. M I)., of Ciur-j tou.-hed with il.e feeling of our infir
lone. The three I mi name I. for the pur- mi tie, they would hare been silent, or ut
P9 of economy, kepi bichelor't hall in tered only ward of kindnei. Hut alas!
a mll builtlmg erected for the purpose; ' they carelrady cast stone which were to
inflict death! !
fine of the two or three friends
while ilia other atudent wero accommo
dated at the ttewaM' hll.
Thorn Heiideron. M. D., after ihe
Herniation, occupied the college build
ingfor a U gh School, which he carried
on with great repiratiii fr many year.
Of the lew surrirots of ihe pupils of
tins school, the' venerab'e man fmtn j Mr. Murphy went fur the first time to
whom thr fcl were obtained, John William' apartment, repeated wh it he
Robins n, D. 0 Io-g prtnr of I'oplar had joat heard, and demanded in a voice
Tent, i one. Tne Ute Dr. Wilson, of j aluioet ilT.ieated with emoUon, coufea
Tb objects of tocicety are diaappoin
led, if a high state uf morals does not
dit'ingtiiah il.oje who pei form the duties
ol public ofTierrs. It is in the power of
etery one of tl.ojc, ahaterer bit func
lion, t-i give a tone to all within bit
influence, which mending beyond that
rucie rech) the out povit oftoeiety and
tlir.eta ita most tmliirerent operation.
An independent exprestion ol opinion,
though lor a while itihjecting the person
to ahutet, seldom Ms if founded in what
ia nitht, in elevate the character, and
prove a aource of honorable distinction.
Mr. Juiire Blacknone, when asked by
the .Minister if be nvght expect htm, il
in a particular flice,to suit. in the gov
ernment, anawered, he would auttaiu the
law. He lost the ollice, but has gained
the sppUuse of posterity. If every per
on entrusted with a public duty, would
remember the atation, and forget hi'in
self, there would ba many example like
these. The people, catching the infec
lion (lowing Irom uoble examples, would
learn .l-io to forget the man, in venera j
, uon lor t(ie puniie ollirer. I hey wouM :
feel, th.l hia oiTicial honors were placed
upon his brow, not to elerate one indi
vidua) above another, but that a public
good might be accomplished, aud person
al right secured. But un'ess the officer
hat this feeling for himself end his sta
linn, be cannot expect it in ihe people.
Politician thus-may exercise a noble
had brought -n ihe flung reports, called: jfloence; but ihey must be Matestnen.
into Mr. Murphy s the second evening not deroagoguee. The rabble about may
after the disclosure, and told him as recet- reie one into the air, as the whirlwind
e l fact the tumors about the forgety. ,f , fe,iher; but the calm, always ihe
The mome it the riit..r had deprte.l,! .,. nf n.oai ratiom.1 n.ul 1.... l.i.
alone in obscurity and dishonor.
hid. Monitor.
Ilockv Hirer, one of whoe ins is now
mirsmnarv in Afrea, nn.t .Mr. Junes
Wallace. Img pastor uf Providence, were
among bis'pupila.
No vestige of the college buildings now
remain; the site i occupied by the dwell
ing of Mr. Julius Alexander.
While Mr. (lenders n High School
continued, it is nl known thsl eff ols
i;re mule lor a College; those not aati
ftd withjt'ie amount of iittructioti ohtaiii
ed at In school, went io Nasau II. ll in
New Jney.
Af'et the lime of llei tl ron, various
elTiria were made to ereri a college lor
thai region of eouiitrt; an! at one tune
''art r a uhiwiise'l from 'he Legislature
l!ul iiutl.ii g tiruititl r permanent wa
Fro tha New York Kinrcaa. '
i
a ton ilia whole trutli. Pmpput-'MT -i'i.. .i. , .
I MM-r . m... .... . . i;v riiiiicuirio v. c
T.ie poor young man had fa ted 43 alluded to yeaterdae, of a young girl of
hour, he wa weak and confused. . Thej the West, front a aell known boarding
fight of hit father, the anguish o( hisdia- trlmol on Stten Island, ha attracted a
hored countenance and ilia anger fl.shmg f rent deal of attention,
from hi eye, deprived him of all ue nl Tin young girl, who is nearly enn
oisminil. He tnai'e no attempt to explain nected with two among the mnt dimin
the fircumsunees alleged against hint.! guiahed ollicers of the army, was left by
Uistly a it was he Old not tee tin lie. tier lon.l parent, lit a boarding achnol on
Jonx Q. A dabs. Although thi vener
able man has beta stigmatised with mono
mania, pronounced a tool, and j iiied for
imbecility nf mind, waobsirve from the
proceeding of Congress that he displays
a loliy learning and talent in hi peeche
hich no man in the House of Represen
tative can reach, and not one in tha Sen
ale can aurpars. Pool he may be, but hi
tpeeche srs too tentibU for his opponent-;
none uf whom seem la "try him
single handed," for when one collars him,
ihey all collar him, and yet they cannot
throw him the old gentreman, however,
in the ecuifle" very olten downs' an
opunent, snd seems to lay bim down with
great tutt, as though he would not hurt
a hair on hia head; he eviners in .this a
good deal of the Quaker. Hit recent de
fence against the charge of seeking to di
tolre the Union, and the allegations and
imputations brought against htm by Mr.
Marsha'l'e resolutions, it at affecting and
patriotic a it ia powerful and triumphant.
Il is a great pity, however, that ihe old
gentleman, who lived in the confidence nf
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and
Monroe, under all ol whom he held ati
important nation in cfli?e we av it ia
a great pity that he should feel it bis duty
and think himself perjured in refusing
io present any and all pennons sent to
him, w ithout reference to character. 'This
evidently tends to tarnish a name which,
had he avoided il, must have lived in the
recollection of generation far yei to
come, with reverence and grealrennwn.
Milton Chronicle.
dividual who had ikmd that pet lion;
g and iiie,eaiog el;
timenl i wiltlr tnretd
throughout ihe Commonwealth of which
he U a Upresentaiive. " And he a. Led
them to permit him, a a member ol this
House, io prctcnt a rcmootlianc. and ap
I eal in tbete pelitionera agaimi the folly
of their courae. Mr Ad. ms bowed hit
bead to ihe table tn attent to Mr. B.'
uggeiioiis as to hi motive. That was
hi (Mr. B ') understanding of iIm ub
jet. And on thai question the proposi
tion was aubmtited: tir.l. that the gentle
mm thould be censured; and then, ahoull
deem it a mark of great grace ami mercy
on the part 0I the Home that be w.a nut
exptlhd! .
eh l.er oj ject of pttt lio iaipvavemee,''
aa ii n,j be llobt tnper Ms W1 tm il
(.WMaiwtional rttiU)e ration tf Frdeial
pow er. By it eruM.t ew4
oet f raaa.aica'Mw wi.' be epened
betw e- a tl e Kiatert the ln ea J e(aiM a
ill disappear; ibeir iatrvrat will h kirn
tifird. and it eie eaioat crmernetl by ae w !
and iwdttfUubl lie. Jejf Mtuet'
I8P8. " .... ... .,
r Tha jmbtUe aeraw.abiiiia of iba
sari lues 4" retenue broi.l wbaiewote
applied to the tun nai.t U ihe pobl d. b,
wbet.er ti e fierttoa and y f or
eomir ball be ietted, merit lb
eonaideratioa vl C-mgre. Shall ii be
aprf!oetie ia the cblie iu! fiba'l
ibe teaeaua be nduee.If , Or ab.ll tt . t
rather b ppropriaieD to tha iegovoae'
fata of Road. Canal. Rivera, Lduea
Hoa. aod other ireal lnilatlo i f prrs
penty and anion, aider ibe pwes which
Congress ay already pee. or soeh .
saveud mept ef il f 'wwetitntuNi ay ba
approvri! by the 8tarr Jtff't Mtt
$ag 1808.-,
Jon Q. Adams's defence, as he called
it, on the resolutions to censure him, is
said to have embraced a large part of the
history of his own life, and consequently
the interesting events which have occurred
in Europe and America for the last half
century. It was listened to with the
deepest attention by ihe House.
The ex-President again took occasion,
in the couise of his remarks, to define
his position." as regards slavery and the
right of petition. He said he had told the
House, the country and his constituents
j ten years ago, when presenting petitions
From the Richmond Whig.
Ml JEFFERSON. A TARIt'F MAN til
Mr. Scon made) the self styled !)emuc
racy open their eye, Fridxy, when be
tend extracts from Mi. jetTersou'e Me-
tage, to prove that ihe father ol De
mocracy was not only in favor of i
lernal Imprvvtmrnts ly the Geneul Co
ttrnmenl. but Wat a warm advocate of a
lariff. The proof was conclusite. and
produced quite a sensation in the Hull.
At il it not eenernllv known that Mr.
Jefferson entertained these opinions, and
in l.ct, thirdly opposite ones bavin been
attributed to lim. we annex the extract.
It will be aeen. that he. in theonit of an
American, wa not disposed to give
Foreigners an adrantage oer our own
People, and his Democracy did not shud
der at the idea of taxing European luxu
ries for ihe support of Government and
ihe encouragement of Domecue Maou
facturea!" Tiie duly, he say, fall onon
the rich, ar.d he puts il in their" patriot
ism" to sv. if Ihey would not prefer to
pay this lX. and appropriate the proceeds
to Itoadt. tiicers. Canals, $-e. We ihink
Mr. Jefferon wa wrong in recommend
ing Internal Improvement by tba Fede
ral Government for we consider thai
system nton!y unconstitutional, but huh i
ly impolitic, and in its tendencies corrupt
tng and consolidating Hut
The Deaenn for mev Ppa. :IJ
one ol Ina boy to the deacon, I had a
lunny dream lavt Bight.' v
Well. Tommy, what was your fen
ny dreamP
I fit earned the devil came taio your",
s'ore" f
The Dviir - .
Ye P. the devil; that be found yna
drawing s glass of gin for poor A mho
Jm, who has fit, ai-d whn broke a lit-
lie bab)' arm the oiher day becau aha '
ene.1 when he came borne drunk. And'
I thought the devil came op to the eoun-4
ter ai! laid the end of hi long tail em
the chair, and leaned aver toward the'
barrel where you wero stooping to draw
ii oni. ami asked if y wat'nt a deacon.
And I thought yon rfid'at look up, but'
sni.l jno was; and then b grinned aud -shook
bit ia.1 like a rat that baa a rat, '
and says he n.e, that er'e the detenu 1
fur oir!" and rn out of the ahop laugh
ing o loud, thai I put sty fingera ia my '
ear and wok p " ? ,:
Ttie deacon quit tha trafTie ami joined '
the Washittgt'io Temperance Soeiaty. :
.,, ;,nmm . . . .... ,t ... , -f
Tin Arrr Mam He was born' ia .
the rity of Regeneration in th bue id '
living faith in the pariah uf Rrpentai.ee
unto life educated tit ibe tchm 1 of obe
dienee and litea in the plain of perse-'
terence works at the trade of diligence '
h a laige estauinthe county of Cen
Kntment ai d d. e j-.b of telf-dt nul '
be wer the p'ain gauaehi of hua.ilitf 4
and ha a bet er suit to pat on wbe'a '
he auends tba curt of jutiire, the robe ;
of Cbrist'a righteoutnn he often walks
in tha valley of tell abatement and tome '
lime climbs the M.ounUmt of tpiritui.-
inindedi.e- til bieaktasi every morn- X
ing on spiritual prayer and tup every j
evening on ihe tame he has meat to eal
the world knows not of -snd eYmkt tha
lU'Cete milk ol the woid. 'Phut htunr '
he live, and happy he dira. Hippy is be i
who ba gospel submission in hi will :
due order in bit atTreiion sound peace i
in lit cncieitrt anctifyipg grace lu
In aoul teal divinity in bia brsast
true huinili'y in hi heart the Redeemer'
yoke oh In neck a vain world under hia -(eel
a crown of glnry mi his bead -bap
p! ihnce bapp)l i such a man. u !M
In order to attain unto thi atale, prayt.
frequently lie firmly, wail patiently,',
work abundantly, lira holy, die daily,,
watch your heart, guide your ene. re
deem your lime, lov Christ, aud long for .
glory.
policy ol taxing foreign luxuries for the
maintenance of the National Independ
enee, and far the advantage of our ow.n
citizens oer foreigner we entin ly con
cur with him as we do in most of hi
political view.
.The wav to risk in Lira. No young :
man can hope to ria in society, tr aci
worthily hi part in life, without a fair
moral character. The haai ol uch char
acter i a virtuous, fixed principle; or a
d. ep. fixed sense of moral obi igi tion, .
ru-t.ined and invigorated by the fetr and t
love of (hJ. , he youth who potseases
such a character can be trusted. , Intetfri-
ly, truth, benevolence, justice, aie not
with htm w or i!s without meanirts; he
aa to lhe known and ba feel their sacied import.
j and aim in the tenor nf hi life, to ex
emplify the virtue they expreas. Such
a raaa ha decision ol character, he know
what is right, and i firm in doing it.
Such a roan has independence of character;
he Hunk ano act lor lumseir. and i not
II . l . ! . ,
iii-iB arc an ex'iaci ursi iron ins in ne mau a ion ol to erre tne porpoea
Message in 1806. and again two yeata'of party. Such a mxn ba a true worth
later, from hia Message in 180S. (of character; and hit life is a blessing to
The Question, therefore, now comes ! Imlf, to bis f.niily, to societv. to the
I m . . - . ....
. lor warri, to what other oNectsthall theaei wouo.
....t..A v. : . ....i . i. I Aim.
i . . . . . i . ' a -
tor me aoomion ol slavery in the Uistrict 1 attrplutse be appropiiircd. and the whole
of Columbia, that if they expected him to I surplus of impost, after the entre di
support them they were mistaken. He
said he had repeated the same sentiment
time after time in that House. He repeat
ed it now. He said if a bill were to be
brought into this House for the abolition
! of slavery in the District of Columbia to-
But
to
could extricate himself from tupi-'mn. Stateti Island, with tome three year vet! morrow. h wrnnM mto n ;nci
Ilii faculties veietnpended. Hoinere-, before her to complete her education it; j hn argued his duty, as a representative, te
ly feebly averted Ins innocence. 'I1iii where a Capt. Slunley, late an officer in j present these petitions. , , U ' .
w aiicrwaiua (iiii'tv urjmiu an 4urs-.oy iiiuian m uiji anu aerving cutler ill
ln. and iiiHiiy circumstance came to; the field of W let loo or N. Orleans, first
'ig'it th. t nlieyied the sin he had com- became acquainted with her. Through
o no I, hut al i! too Mr; for thi victim ol , tne mtrumtntaiity, as it is said, of the too
v.l r-por . The morning afier tin m
(il the Udy who kept ihe bonding schoo',
tettiw wuh b'u fat her hu w.s lou;id;but without her kuoletge or her con
Mr. A .'s position is. fas oronerlv snm
med up by a Virginia cotemporary,) .lhat
w hil he is opposed to slavery, he admits
that it is protected and guaranteed by the
coivsiimtion from all attack, and lhat it
iv fitrcstion, which, in' all its bearings,
charge of the public debt, and dining
Ami, then, in?, friend, to attain this
cluiacter: arm at virtue and moral excel-
lence. This i the first. Uieiudipenah
those inteival whr the purposes of Wr qnuetion oi a goou citizen. It impart
hall, not call for them! Shall we tupv ',e -tei.gth. and beauty, not only to
press the impost ami give Ihut advantase individual character, but to all the insn
to foreign over doniesiic manufacture:-! tutions and u.tereata in eoeifty. t it in.
On a few article f more geuer.I and ne-. Iefd the dew and rain that iinun-h tins'
cessary ue, the suppression, ut due sea-j v'n "u " by which we are shaded
ton, will doubtless be tight, but the gte! relieahed. ' ,
mats of articles on which impost is pi., .
arebireign luxuries, purchased by thoe It io curious f.ct. that children ra
only, who are rich enough to afford them-' the best judge ol character at the firt
selves the use of them. Their patriotism a ght in the woild. There i an old
would certainly prefer it continuance, and. Scotch ptoverb, thev are never rannto
application to the great purposes of puble that dog and bairna ditittt like,'! auil
Education, Roads, Rivers, CaoaU injliheie is no truer proveib.
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