Newspapers / Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.) / Jan. 7, 1823, edition 1 / Page 4
Part of Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.) / About this page
This page has errors
The date, title, or page description is wrong
This page has harmful content
This page contains sensitive or offensive material
. i ii i i'., a r rv ''V.t i lie i.;u ,ii ..isiiiiuti a character like that of i.U' It th.it tin not the same pen-! l'Vam e, and ch ,i n. r ited into a weary ami wasting struggle, in, lead ol being, as it was, compiretl with any similar event of equal magnitude, a mere ho liday diversion. 1 he three personages, whom we pie as he lore, tiKit their laces ncvei a . i e Mith smiles and that the ininis t v antlvife looked to each other w hen u, company with tearful eves, as if an I Hum in . W Mi -UMII III Pi I 111 or T.f.VZ.V. I Invc (tic memory (if that hour, W in 11 f i est in youth 1 found ihee, And iulant h-cuuty g-e tit 1 v threw A liiornimr l'r"liiii wi roinw thee. A Millie Ur uu ruinjf thru, l i 'i ii 1 1 1 1 and lovrlv nionon, A'' I ii I1 e i-phyr'i jfiillut hrrtlil V i nt o'er i lie tlccpilih' i ( n. I l.nr )r tin riM.rv "f tlu' hour It ki 1 ii pri.iif fe.diiif, At '.! 'i itl. ii the u aiding nhcil, Tl ait.il winds are 'fhti(. 1' IK me- nf im rwTirV dan, l'r liojn' urnt clou II in Sorrow, A id utt the joyi i if y-st. rdv, V i re pa nttd on l.MlioiTuw . V li-re nit thoii mm The brndln jri-e A T u V s'u'it- .1 si d" , A .. low's Joillij; f -utitcpl pt'il'.t the I'roie.d all n.y ;.. aec repi srv Jt ' uhrje ul1 tiioo I In fnne-rul Heme's 'III' r cllow Ii ai ai'r t iiiiiif, V ; it. II opi,n tlir pitorful wave ' 'i..' nif,'li- star is !iinir.(r. i t. V lii ii ..i. .rid, half adore the.-. 'I l, i!.n t were l.,lr and (juirklv tu! T!i hv. .4 n 'oiin.fi I story, II . U n.Ird like the liioinit,' ,'ar, '1 li.it I. I' i El dri -per K'"p) Of jewels, diamond ate titts lUu.'.t expensive, atul the most fashionable, and there has heen a sort of sir tingle . among sovereigns to get possession of .k- 1 . ... I nl .. .1 . .1 I ,. ti,,. mc 141 V- rsi aim iiimh wiuai.ni i in i .. e . i i i r ici our moral safety, certain favorite and numhi-r. r Limu'n diamond'; (if lanrr "wim ''";i Mr. tli,t . of thirtv-six carats and specious nuxims are not the least mk 1 T J iK. ht:ia:i I'lONH. Among the tlevifcs dangerous to k'tit il in their hearts a reim nilirarice ; hav e just mentioned, resemhh u eaeh to. i tendiT or tno terriMe. Michael, 1 mher in nothing lul th; ascendency l would iue been, had he lived, his thiir characters and the extent o! their father's stu tc-.sor ; and s me thought ' inlluence on the lortunes ol their toun that the manse never 1 ioled exaitlvry. The repuiaii in of Kohcspierte like itself sim e tli.it fatal event. j ior talent is, however, mere equivocal Hut tliis was thrln-ginningol Simon's, than that of the others; although it sorrow ; his other son was a t h rk in a seems impossihlc to account lor his commcn ial house in the neighli'iiiti;; ' ahility to strike terror, during two r city, and in the unreserved confidence j three e.r in succ-ssion, into the of his tniplofrs. Kegularlv e erv I liearts of a great nation, without sup- Saturday did he ialk out to die manse, jp ising an extraordinary degree of stay over the S ihhath, and next morn mental energy. Hut the di.hohcal in before I re k last appe ir at his desk. I and unexampled excess of nu re nu Uut oie dirk and stormy winter eve- j lignity, that appeared in his character, ning, in ti e middle ol the werk, lie I has withdrawn lu- ai!dic attention unexpei led'iv enterrd his lather's stu-; h'ont the c ontcinplati. m ol his talents; ds, ,nd dinging himself down upon 'and he is only ncolhcted as the most 115,000, and tli.- other ;)J,()0fI. his knees, dt dared that he was a ruin-i remorseless of tyiatus. There is, af- J I' u- I'onuguese royal family l:.o e ed . nil a lost man, that he had forinn i ter all. something unnatural and, as it tvv diamonds, one oi which is still gtuhy fiinection with a woman w ho ! were, niysteriuus in this peison ,ge. , uncut ; and ii we may credit t'ie P'.r had hd dim on to his d'-struciinn ; ami ' He exhibited a singular simplicity ae.d : tuguese 'CCo'.mts is the largest ever th i he had emU .zhd his benefactor's ; utv xceptio .able t omc.ness in his pri- j f "-uul ; it is said lo weigh !C.".0 carats ; inontv. done i,rsr, force d his name, vate habits ; . rd seems to have hit no and il it should hise halt its wtiiain ai d that unless lie could make his is-, lemma ion to abuse power toaccuniu-i cutting, il w uld he worth 5,G',I,8'X!. latr wtalt'i to indulgf in sensual leas-1 ,ll're is a small part ol it broken oi: u res. Liberty was the watch-word of the day ; but with him nine was more I' I .... .1..... .., I t I t n 111 i in upwards, does not exceed i.ineteM., tcssuu, as u.ej ca.y imo, - only two of which are in Kngland : P' n,du,8en "d""r ;tl'J .... i- i , .i , ,. a ways see n to oe on me oi'iiuiai mi c one, the lVgot diamond, worth K,- . . . , .w,i i i ! i ol srood natui '. On;: ol lite most ob- OOOl and another in possession ol the u? b 'uu , . . , , .. Hornby family, valued at KOUd. IIol- V',0 ' ,hcV! ''"llut ,mlll(J'1 ol rcctJl" land has but one, winch is worth up-' t'1".1 1 '"; w,rds of 10,0001. France has two; clecide.hy wu ked, and y.;t iH.t scrupu- the largest was bought by the Duke of """"'V ''' Uv (l.u:,1,l "'S i,lirJ:- iilii lur, t (i tl J nam it ii tun mil- flrL'Jiic Int-'iMrr tin r'(vr-m t' -u . i I fillip hence called the regency diamond, the )V; "'n"a"t Persons Jo ,,. value of which is i:,O,00ol. Coeat l,,1!1-'im: sl"llt,u''1 ""'K .Mogul Ins one of a rose color, valu- treacherous apology than by almost ed at )2.).00'jl. The two priric :t il 1 1 1 :i mmw I u I w li.iifrt r.ir lit I'ir;t :ii-i' e id. ed, i i the hyperbolical language of the eist, "the Mountain ol Splendour," any odier means, rew are systeniat ically, or prt r.ii dilated!)' wicked; oi propose to tlu instlvcs, at first, moi than such small indulgences as they ar and " the Se . of gl-rv ;" one is worth 1 ners'.iad.'d havf ii'j harm in them. 11.;- well' M tc.irs urc nut for thee, re luadiu to di pluf lin e, juih n ouni 'h.ni' s'isi i)ir hi re, ipr. he must ( xpiate his crime on a sC If ild. Simon dray lilted up his son from his kners, and lidded him to his he..rt. " Mv poor wretched boy ! thy life is in ieon.rdv! Oil! that 1 knew how to save mv ssn ! btt"!ncn, w h it would sig uv i he oreakino m niv neart, u thou wast hut sale! Speak not, mv sweet b, of lh crimes, great as they are. c-peci II v an habitual tin me ( f dis- w Inch was dune by the man w ho found it. who, inorai't what sort of some it was, struck it with a hammer o;i an anvil; it was found in lira,!. The other diamond, in posia ssi'-n i f the Mlt. IMIII.t ITS. The fudnuihij i one ol tli. snnjf,, written h ...T. , w Ii k Ii Mr. I'hdeps sitih's in the lia ol II in d Unsstr. W In tl In l.te hmli l.ilic und dl'un, W hat I .lit rail il'spid the ij'iiioiii course ; and he goes from his daily laljour ol assassination t tn kc a vol untary and solemn at know ledgment ! house of Ihagaii.a, is v.dith.'., of the existence of (iod. His delicate ,,('h Jiussi i j , i mi m these taste and minute attention to his pt r-! it' largi m is the I ini iti i (liamoiid son were also stroticlv at variance w ith ;u'-ur,H' sit'.'treol the i.i I am thv father, and can now ! his p !;ticd condu t : and there it ! Catherine 1 1 - I Kis :.t, t.ii.' r : i ink but of thy death a- d thv life, j smm thin startling in the idea of aj P,'' at t'v t-p ; it i . w.;it!; t .u St' i hen. anc take w ith t h'e thv 1 nnndeier in a nicely nowdered head, nolnoiis -o rur f .ther Mevsing. Peihaps a'.l thy neckcloth ol th'- finest cambric, money isjjon. I will give thre f tiov:g'i ' I hesc Irightf 1 mcnn .'stem irs .almost to p, it stie ihv journey, a"d s also n,. tv i ex ne th' ide.of a good man driven I be enabled to Tc'vi all thou hast em- iu' ,,r ; brz.h d. Oh! Stephen, Stephen. m beloved boy, who have so olten Set in i,o;. ... Ills I 'I Mm. i si. ill in,' j;rn t i in , a' i 'i nili Can Ti ti i -h )ii ploiiii ; n .oi, M lime u cell. cs in ji'ie'.li, i it r tci nr i ..I! I'M ,1, fi'i . t o a i , I hi-:t i-ii i , r il' 'I ,s tthm he thii kn pnw h of t! . e, h, V Oman ' Let I 'ltiipirrn-s tiht for f:!ofv, I oo i, ,,rU the rjiced tin 1,'nin L' j..iT o' Ik i m s' ;r , 1 1 i Iti n tin d.c in ti n. 4. .i ki,; ! ii, to tho-,1 tt'i-i clio1"' 'vT, I h .a I t i in odi r to m.- I -' -ol 1 kc In a iM'j h.'v n:, N . f'r. edo n l.ke Sen ii' tie r, Oh. Wiiii an'" U V'AYN V.xVvnt t, t'. thine innocence on mv knees, and whom so olten I have put to hnl niter imv pravers has it moect lotiie t:i ' tills !" An 1 fjih- r tnd son V ell down i t' gethei iid prayed unto their (iod. lit as a hi .ttt stormy mht, a-l Se-1 witl out se it .g Ills He ( i t a'.v.i , but on, like icl.ind in tbc nov U, bv a sort of lataliiv or insanity to the commis sion ol continual crimes : and the snn- this latitude is gradually and imptrn-p tibly enlarged. As the expression r v ague and ihdetcrminate ; as the dark eit sh ule of virtue, and the lightest shade of v'ue, melt into no incongru ous colouring; as the bouruls hetvvec, good and evil are not always so pre cisely di fined, but, that he w ho ver. tores to the confines of the one, will hud himseli on die borders ol the oth er; every one furnishes his own def r.ition ; every one xtcnds the suppo si (1 litnits a ii'tle farther; till the bounds I' hieh knee in permitted from unlaw ful pleasures are gradually broken dow and the mat ks w hich separate tl'.cin im j.eriee,ti!,!y d. ''.f oy ed. It io, pi il,a; -,, o;.e of the most !.irm i. ; iy:::( '...nu cl the degeneracy (' i. .it ii ti:j present day, that the dis- :v. i'i : ..t and wrc: are aim .st lie, one cl ti.e called Sc itvru,; ailier, !io ha dial) srrv iec, the prie M i i n.i'l t!r.;s an ( a l,i X i: '.. Vi a:.:. - '.'tvi t: 1 !i .lived to h,. : ; o!:tv ccu c;.-.utioii. 'I he oj'cuccs ;.: j ( i;en lUi-nei ! l.f e ; the most slia'.i?- p s tioti of a w aiideT ir,g iiiti li ct would 'i'i eye srem at f.rst th ocl.t die niovt leasrui- l'ras. w livre ,i i i lie ' ii,.:. :.h r.n.!.' .' i v. , 1'.-' i i; i t '.C V W .',.) ,.t t .!-.: l.f v.:ud a .u e i .ti.-,:'. d K tide fl'i The nrf'.i'itr'i for ta: .nic-tic h:ippi;.:s 'J. I toe di ,;. '.f way ot act untin? l,r uroit ei - 1 u" ' a 't.i.n e, a s..:; lor . u.- . :nes more extr.iy ;gatu ami ineorgrti- 'fW tH'Xt ptir h.ise.l it ..r IT or 1 i -ii i , . . - . , . . a i ..... . .i , ous, n rossioii , in ii triu I. vv uh the aim a,;, r ,assto tnroir ii w- oir.tr two of t rse eh ra teis. the COIi. I'.'-.U V. T.r, ; i or.e e,; .i era hat. its, cu ao t ic i.iou. rn a u'st At:x'ir,.,s deedi sin v.! It.? I'.ed I v rent!'- natiic. . 'I I. w as I ore Iiased Jar the '.mpiessef li.'.sij, for 1 J j , 1 1 ; -..Ki ll- j -.t ti w 1 1,; aw av i r.i' ther or sis-rr. lie ti' y rr it turned. 11 c.i; to s.merici. and w h-ndor f en ins has thr wti us da rhng brilliancy over the dat'o g and .fas. ( 1 Tin any ka-i ( r.c eiiaiv.t.r.rl w : ; ; mad. l.is e-i u pun ipled rftubuion, w I.'k Ii aci oni-' 15 jiO''1'. oied in w i paliied it. as it li.s ch done w it ti m .nv , t tchuw irouiiiL' coot jerors aoii st o.esnit n 1 t atu iei t and Hinder n tunes. Mir.i-tr.i-er d le hfher kne w "i t hr-.v m and IJ n p. rte, ili.o.h a.!!v t ks fter his arrival, i f 1 hver. i 1 t ilo-...li the matte' to his wile and posse s.ing high r el.inis tu the ! '!a..hter. Thcv saw his a(iiittif:i. btiun of the w isc and g i-d ti, 'and he told ihem he feared Stephen hespirrre, n-.t having .iti.t- dutud. Ike w as a proil ate. Hut in t night the him. all reg rd for tomru n I. ma;.i' , outs r dm r opened loudly . and tw o of- Jd having fired the inuin ti. i;s ol men in a much gre-atei degree, hv as-I k'' g l h w eou'd ill cofce-almcnt was at end ; tonishmg exhiSit'n ns of pouir ae.d ;. the ;,us it e! e i.l a i' tl.iMir. ' - ft I '.r I.i -Vj i.-iii S i ..;. i i sIVtoN t.KW N'u man's life secn ed to promise a hiers f justice entered tie Manse Ni.W and next day it w as known, not only vast successes, are mere frequently to the inmates el the manse, but tu all thought of, and w ili probably be f.nal ihr in' jbitat ti of the parish, that Ste- ly remembered as the most illustrious I do i drac was a criminal, and lad persons of their limes, rather than as j i'.ed to a I. -reign land. ?reat criminals. I hey w ill be i a- ked ! 0er thr e;rave of the eldest snn. 'n history ith the Ali-and.is, tl,, rrarls are an :.u r lasIii-.-na'de t-r:.--tnent o Uniale die ..rid uine i t'.iem are of untin Te v ..lu .-. '2 h nio ,t remai k ible ' I nudu n peails. is rr.? i the Spanish treasury, la'.hd Tin lMgrim. It was in the p t , a i a merchant, who had ' ltd a ! '..:.'.i:'ed When lie IV. o .i y i ;i. o : :. i.i. '.t:..-T..ge. ver U- c. i::i;'t tt ita'ttly contribute, mote th..; ;.:iv th'.ts,;, t e'iininish the horror of vice ii t!.:- ri.ing gcrei.iti n. 1 hat o;;r J.ai.'.i ;!. :,hu'i!.l he too oftui u,y.. i n to ein.r, we nav !ir the eaur-e, th;vi!i net J..r the vin.'.i c'.i'jn, i i v: iMirct-i ..ted prt ; er -it;- of our e n tl: '.:) : but tiiat our n: - . f.lrj'ild e cr I e employed in its fay (., , t!iat ( ur ( - v.-.-f -cf; 't s hould e ver I th usai d i row ns tor it. w. nt to iter it I t sj.- to ur course and a niote sere tie ( lose I is isii-ent rouhl shed tears cl resign hat ol the He v. Sim m dr y . . i ed idnes ; hot tor him w h died u. Cas rs, and the LruniwrlN ; liiber:ietre w hih in tlif singular ! I n kin tore to give s i mut h f.-r a pe.;: ! : " Sire," re plied the men bant, " I ki t w tin re was k'n-i f S ain in the wot Id." This wclltuimde mplinu nt j leasi i I'hilip. who g.ivt the merchant his own price for it imn, ehati ' . la:;;; t to ; alhat.-::, that oor ju.'.-u ; V n! I evi r ho'u on it with iniiillcrenet , l:a ::; si; -,'low cl e xcuse : because th. i car. prettn-i no foundation in nature, no :.;'! a y i:i tctpptativm. no pa'di-.ttivc in '..s-iot:. llowivir defective, tliereforr. ot;r prattiie m.iv r; however we nu be aoi.iid I -, seduction, or precipitated l y pav-;( i. ;.t us beware ol low e lie; the Si AM) '.!'.: i a ,T.e o: hi,i,' II I ii attv years pows-ud tr-e en-' atter.de d brvond the sea, their grief ud inr'mprrnrril le ineu. vj-,ti i.ev of "i ndtespectt l ail the io-j w a b t'er ard ituonsidatilc X o ir,r is cuduct, must be c i.ti i,t; I w i: nt- hits palish. A It w yord cv er utten d S'e hrn's r,anie, a!th..i;g!, ,:"m I .r be I v. e v t n i!h t.T.iin.s, ol bin fjinii il ani-rv bl od, srttled i tel., a il all-ytd rino.suv. In k i k. in h s n.uisi , in n s e-iKhbi.t i , in :r !': . Id, . r.d ' Uie w ., .hew.s in gnu I troth, tin nutiis- ts t i I peace. In I, is im n laniiv , his ) . tnss yjs prrlect. liis wile w..s ei tilings, .il : i li s ow i. hi art ; . tul oi and one daugMcr, just reach man ard woman's estatt. had miv ever given their parents dis s. and se emed d s"i;, d for a lite ti i liability and happiness. Hat there was not .i house within the par- er rither has no p ,t alVI u h.t- c r. ar. i-.li where his eheerful laui h had not 'apart, a terrible exiepth i In. in a'.! te- i .... i ..I i ot en elco'ue. ;iuniru eiiegories oi tne li I lie a;,i i ii I' orated arrt, who, m h, r ..t i moments, yias . (tiiireh er-jo-si ; "it!i the drcs in which she si. )u;d b, i.itraved altir her death, p its us in , nrttd ol a similar anecdote ol tl.i , I'leiah I'r me t ss de Ch: t ais. Al .c:es. ii t- i; .tii f. tl ! it is I: .If th- N. v.. ' h n.rr r in Tr . j thoi t;h in t!:v a-oui.s e.f eh aih, it was I easier t" bring her tu ree. ive the .T'(", null t'e humble as with the hii;h ' e y"ik; their posse ssio.,s are !U insit, re ; -nd the same lesson be learnt fr.-m l' e lite uf the l- ' n 1 1 v A mandarin, ii i in.A much it id I hese ate vlu- three ereat n nus ( f :" ap; a.-ing sp.eiielidly eh., seel the IVench Hevolution. A thuus.md a immber ol jewels n tvirv j ... r : ct oiheract'is r this prodigious di .una hs robe, was accosted by an e!d Ii. t s . rose in dilhreut wavsto vai ions hii;his wn" fallowing hi in tliioiiji s. v.ral if power aid glory ; but the se ate the struts aid bow irg i ftc n to th. giot.nd, three master spirits, who .sueiesirh thank d him lor his j. vuls. " What set their sf;ds upon the ihancttr e l does the man mta. r" ctiid the m. t three distinct periods; and the tui fin darin ; ' frieiil, I nur ..w thee ai.v in these leading: nunds of an utter ah- "' mv jewels. "No," replied d.e sencr e, mr..l rnncitd." with tran-;(,'hr, "imt sou have lei nu look at sai t .i nu nt s than to take oil he r r, c : no h iig- r ,ble to rb;st ti c ei-iri.utes ' I her eot fissor, she at length roti setit.d I'm it, th;s case," said she to the attendant woman, "jiyc me other l ibbous ; y ai know that, w iihoi.t rsujr, yellow ri!i!)..ns lo.k fiightl'ul opot. me." The laM Words (d Mrs. Oie. lie Id were, "one would tint lock i . r . j . : i. . i . t , , ,, .i iii;.((ic niter one s (leatn i -r, ncording to l'ope, "One Mould in,r sin., look tub mIii ii iii's ly'loii r. This in duce s a :;t,pe neptible rc rriipt:on ir.:-. the h-..it t.:::atis the no!.;, st i.timi- !e of an. ii, ii rrcover.ih'.y eh base s the .ti I, si id 11. o! al .Hid rc liK'ie-ilS ol lit tiotl, and tevents t,s from living up t- the lu h- of our i.aluie. It mts ell' all "mm it i; i'i ,n w it!i y irttie, ; ml .di lost prvvi r.l. the p. -ibdi:y (.1 a n t .in t , it. il ye d not I "lie as liih .is we ami, we s!i.,;i rise the higher lor hay io.; 'i'n.d t a I-.i:v mark: but v. hire ihe Ht I i: is l,.yv, the traclice e anno; be hi.'Ji, t-iuugh the converse r f the propositicm S nut proporiiunahlv true. r.y ae produce ns in :raiae . as nt, as In m Dial ol tlie I iltiest j sccnd.r.it eemus would perhaps go i.irl'hem, and that is all the- use i.u :.t. , Aiid-li.VtV 'lrnc t!,i e !,, ek I tit. i ' n tn the K.tt.geaml Irom die j of i'sell, indepe ndentlv if anv e-tl.t r p -t'e same w ..r- it y oici is heard t v, "call no man hppy before he 's ni mi C.r.v's eldest son, a youth of .ni-i ed t de nt and eyen m- re ! y be loved t-an aduvred by all km w him w . dr-ni ned in M ur ! I t k, m his bit i r parish, one :n summer evening, when his pa nel e sTong -t no t ri at dist .t,ce a i-ellio. am.-ng the hiiU. Tnry id 1 is (lies, but co dd e'o r.otllii-; vp bun, wli'-n r idiai to the w a- VI .i It ' in t- t I. in ilo I 0 H t IT w j I ! lief h ota t v i ' weiilv ,iij fushv ii!ji', thev sjv sink in a miserable e mani,lemetT 'i'.g strong roots of t'n Ot the sheiks their i beir..; then e.'t, notli "I ; be- :m.. that ic ru.g, well aa they were Loth thought oust, ttsaciouiu tor the series ot dis asters, which so long frustrated all the it-mpts of the l'rench people tore form their political institutions. It is fearful tu think how much depends it times of trouble on the personal chat aettr of ine'.ividuals. Wp aie food, for example, of ascribing the such e f (.ur ow n rev nlutinn to the exi elh i ; I the iptclic-ctii.il .nil nv r.d h.hits I our I ttfiprs, who have a'hicve d it. -Hut what would . 11 the ir w isdom. are! piuiiv,and he ihMv lave ay ailc d the m, il they had been betray eel by their leaders il A il ants had proved a iVi rabeau, and W shinton a Honaparte ; II, as yy e m .y venture to presume, thev hi have oersevered ard (irally ef-lv n.ne h dran r, than amoppst us, sn i I, . ip,l their i't 1 , , i,. i r t - i - v i luii n, ; a o irmcrtc has been opened with tin under each titbunibtanccs, must iuc I Indies. i. - ..i . t. i . . i in en i oe in eiurseu ; so in ri is ne i chfhiencc between us, except ih..t on I have the trouble cf watch, ng them, ano" that is an employ mint I do not want." Jewels made a part of the on a menu with which the .lews, Greeks, .tul Homans, especially their ladies o. t'.is'irction, adorned themselves. S. piudigi. us, indeed, was the extrava gance ol the Homan ladies in this par ticular, that l'ltny the elder says, h. saw l.clha Haulina th c ke d out in jew els worth, according l)r, Aibuthi .n'. c.h tdalion, '.ltd. l.,s. d. df mi money. It is necess. ry , however, to re mat k, that pre cious stones . meiigs the Ht niaiis, ,.nd the ancients gtner,d ly, w e re mm h sc. n er, and e mw pit v Never, pel li ips. mule beautiful dethuiiat . ..... .i. .. .i i nine man me resent; never wer.; mure pul lu el peiioiU funded in hon or ct hum.mity. An amiei.t l'agaii would imagine that Astrea h id rctu.n- t .. to t.,kc liji 1 i f idmdc in ( ur weirid , a primit'u-e dhritiati w t.nl,l cot, t bide, that, ' righteoicoiess and pe.i'T had their met together." Hat how would they be surprised to fuul that fo.rst Mitt:. l'ersoes who rvtire from trade are ceiurallv e.nu-r. from a false sh.,me, to conceal the mode by I l!,'r "''''b-"1"" tu ,lu";c !"ti was no; i hich they aeeiuued their we ahh. An !....., .... .u. ... . . . .j..-... . in., ni i.i - ii . uul eiiuversai oe- ie volrnre might subsist with partial in justice, and boundless liberality with sordid selfishness! that one may Mem eager in redre ssing the irjuries r f hah the globe, without descending to the petty detail e.f private virtues; -and burn with 7e al fur the good of millions one never saw, and vet spread vice and ruin through the little circle of one's ow n personal influence. honorable exception to this cuirrcd in the case of Mr. Gillespie, a Tc-hac-i onistof thr city of Kdinburgh. Hav o g aeejuirrd an ample fortune hv the sde of snufl, at the end cf the Amer ican war he se t up a carriage ; and lest die public, or himself might forget how he acquired the means -f keep ing one, to arms of threr snuiT boxes rampant, he added the following dog , 1 1 1 couplet a a motto : " W ho would hull tli( iicj,t it, " ll.ut notes ctiiJJ have 'cuujjht it;" In vour conversation, be cautious what ou sic,k. aiiel tu whom vmi vpcuk ; htt ym icak, and wlien you fcpeak
Western Carolinian (Salisbury, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 7, 1823, edition 1
4
Click "Submit" to request a review of this page. NCDHC staff will check .
0 / 75