Vurvt.
t T T. o. irKnra
ltith ftiirthlrt u c'lerUU e-ir hrarti,
'H preempt by P1mnn jpvtn,
nl c'tcrfnlnri tin 1 j)prt
1 he Itmper beat fitted far bae b.
Among afl the nufttbcilcM way ' ' i
fly which folly Contrive In be wrong,
There It po which more weakntu dlrplayt
llifl wearing eyUage too long.
Tli Ommpote nt Dowor dea'gn
, That the gift of hi grace U enJoM
Ifenen, he that forever rrpinrt,
1!! brttef be tetter cjplrii T.. ,
WhenlSret wi rrIJ oof ncf,, "
r "TIU i arth fur e.an''mnaion was given '(""""
And Wl hefind fault with the place .
. To wbkh he' slkHUd by heaven f
' Til I thin j , I believe , under!,
f Jn whicJi every kc I agreed,
Tbi earth u declared to be good, .
. And eo iq the B.bU we read. . V
tn&et Providence , tenant at wlfl,
A fiat habitation we hold i
Tor ui t be murmuring Mill,
' la wicked, ungrateful and bolJ.
Tet weil-meaninr people I've Seen,
Who think true religion ia ehowa '
By a or of woe begone i ein,
And l sad, whining doloroii tone.
Tit true there's t scon to mourn.
At Solomon aysne'ertbeh-
Our frit f altould be manfully borne,
And Hi full to cheriah dlatrtt.
A train of diaeaaee await
On a heart that forever i 1,
" And aome, from ft orro wing 'te,
Become irretrievably mad.
. That religion can never be true,
Which bowe ludiacipte to arth.
Tot he that hu heaven in view,
ILu the beat of all title to luirtb.'
With mirth then welt eherUh our beirta,
Tie ft mandate by Solomon given,
Tor eheerfulneaa surely impart
The temper' beat fitted for heaven.
TUB COURTIER. '
The make, tradition' tale aver,
Cat a, once a year, hie apecklcd skia i
Tet no improvement change infer i
, 'TiaatiU the aclf-earne enake w ithin.
Too Eke the topple courtier trim,
- Who turn aid tw lt occasion' alave t
-i-TiaeUnge ofiuV, not change of him!
J?ew JtM4rjtt thf tame old knave!
BcnaiTie or.
. When Cupid'a-darl liafETpTc rcMltrhetrV-
The wound mBaniea and tnen
Of Zeph) r .inge ft fan he brings,
aw
quench thflws tgaia
imui
lAUrar liXltuets, &c,
lui i i nn rrup
, ,, - .,z:zx-
. . . '
T - The foUbWg'extrftctl from VlJ. IMn
eedltion to t!rf Rocky .ountajn, exniDrt tne
. character of our V eatcrn Indian in ft new and
- intereinr iiaitt
'.f AuuuuUy, in the raomh of July, tlie
Mi n nearer celebrate their irrejt me
dicine dance," or ti nee of pei.ittnce,
which may well be compared, wuti tne
f l '. . nr iknutorv torture
V( lf -lninj-
tt CAutta, r On this rccaaion con
Tdcrabie qaanliiy of f-od i prepared,
- bich uveil cookea, ai.u servca up
; in -'their best rnanner. Th devotret
' "v."tr trnrl 'n.V to thnr music at
intervalt, frthne pr tour uayt togem
r in f,,!Viiew of victual!, without at
ttmntintr to taste of them. But they
- j.-.-....r !.'"l:'';.-r---UU-
do not, even aiina i"8"
-.,.,.Am.rl Anitalit. .Andif astrap
.$eOAteir8Jhem
tnrv turtureft commetiCc. to hich the
'precedi ng-ceremoruea -rre Jbut-fjc.
fudee. An indivfdual presents, him
self before one of the oftciating magi,
crying and lamenting and rcqaesting
hini to cut a fillet of skin from his arm,
which he extends for that purpose
The devout operator, tnrusts a narp
instrument thrdugH the skin near the
,tf fhen Introduces the knife, and
ri:"tIrto;tfie" shotderTBOtlteUt
A request bands of skin to be ctif from his
?iferA ihWirftaye-Ki breast
' Hayed; so as to represent a fall moon
or crescent. A fourth submits to the
removal of concentric arcs of skin.
fromhis bfe5ist, Afi nun v- vp
". romnvf small pieces of skin
, froni vartoye indicated parts o. hit. bo.
'. r. .1 . , . .n i rnii LndEifl IS
dvf lor tnis p'p"5 " : .
. .. h akin, and the piece
is tut tff,-by passing the knifcwder
1 1
tj 1 1 t!i mf U i
4' f ,
t'i tkfCJ a bole li.riM.g tuc
Mt! uf t.i O.O'ilJcri, d .lirr ptin(;
a 1 tord throun cmcij ul ti.e 'luiea,
,r rmiifi t' ft (r .l,"iltn Ut lunv diS
-r,j ' W -
t nce (roin the v alt ir, and much one
i.f the Imon aVulI Cutlrct d ihrrr.
I'm ihc ehoki-n cr.iiiiuni he afixrt the
end ot! hit curd,, and drags it ia thi
pan fal maniur.tu the lodne, amu-d
which he must g with hi buraen,
Ix-fiire he can bs rclcaud from it.
No one it orrmiitcd toait hinn, nei
thrr dares he t i put his own hind t
iKr-CorUa, to wile tru to bit ftUlltri
If It thoirld eo happww ht the Im
uf the cranium get hooked utlJt-r
root or oiher'obai.icVea, he rout e xtn
eate it in the best manner he c, by
pulling diflerent wyyi, but he munt
nA 'touch the rpe or the head with
hu h-nd, -r in any respect -ttrmpi to
relit ve the painful stuin upon hi
Mounds, until hi complete tak is per
formed.
S me of ihe prnitrnts have arrows
ihri.st t'trouiih variuu mucular p4ru
ofthcir bodies, as through the akin
nd supvi h ul muscles oi tne arm. It g.
brtH and b.ck.'
A devotee cued two stout arroui
to be pavttu ihroutth tne mottles oi
hit brcaat, one on eth kidr near the
mamtn. lo lhee arrow, cords
were attached, th pp si erndof which
were tfi cd t the . pjM r prt of a pot,
which had been liunly iiitpuntra in
the tanh I r the p.irp sc. He then
threw hintsilf buckw; td. into an b-
liqiiepoitionthi Ixtk withm about io
lect ol the s il, so a to drpmd with
the greater Kni n ol hi weight by
lite ccrdt. 1m ihs aituauon ol etcru
c'uting agony, he tonlinutrd.to chii.t
and to keep time to the mutic ol the
gong, until Iroin lcng binnmcc and
aifleni'K he Uiniid. Ihc bystanders
then cried out, " Courage, c rage,"
with much shouting and noise ; .iiur a
sh.rt interval of insensibility he revi
ved, and proceeded with hit aclf-inBi. t
edtortuie as before, until nature be
ing completely clhuatrd, he agin re-
upbed into InsenMbiiny, upon wni n
Ik was loosed from the cords, and car
ried off smidot the acclamations l the
whole MSSimbly.
Aniither Miunct.rce,in compliance
with a vow be had made, caused a
tn hi VM-rforairii lhrirh ihe mu
cles of each . shoulder Jhroughhest
bjilcs;cordtere' passed; which were,
at the Doosite ends, attached by way of
ptrtdirtcr horstrth-t had been pen-
ned up three or lour days w ithout looa
or water. In this manner, ne iru tne
horse-to the m rgio jLlhcjriver.
TheJ)OJSC, of fpurse, endeavored to
drink, but it was the pmvince of the
Indi.m to orevent him, and that only
h atraimni? at the cords with the mus-
del df m& rcuiO. tiHBOUWrtrivng-
- :T" w. . . . .
io the assistrtnee of hi hands. And
notwithstanding all the exertions of
the horse to drink, his master succeed
ed in preventing him, and returned
with him to his lodgr, having accom
plisheV his painful tank.
Fnm th FuyetUrcM Obterver. .
HYSON TEA-
TheTacT has hern demonstrated that
the genuine H ysonTra may be success
fully cuhivatf d In th tat The exr
prrimenr h;s been tried, and the result
has been the meat satisfactory, A Ja-
dy, the wife of Mr. John Newi3od, oi
Chatham County, found a-teed much
resembling that of Buck-wheat, in the
rw tt m of a boxof Tea, w hith her bus.
band had purchased in this town.
5K"rilatirrA the- seert tn her warden, and
t kst-mtid urt vi rdtrnti ftd e f cP r riSh
rioFtonTihe-IJfdtr'of M r;-Johrr Far-
ri' gtnn, of Chatham County. ho also I
nlnnlH Ihl H t and HIIICI VI UM1 I
. -.1.1 . fit., .lii. tl hia Infnr mttion fr XV I
Mrs, Farrington, und also rbtatned
from her some of the Tea and Seed
He pUbted the aeed in bia garden ii
this town, where it can be seen b
those who are curious to witness the
products of the East-Indies transferred
--...K rritr-nf thi Article bas dMw
iuted of the smaU potC" l
pbtineo cy nim, w mwrvi
a Tritm nn thr mode r? curinc
this valuable plant is quite desirable,
' 'IL.. 144 '
- . - -
e ta .eAataT0 ceeaitt.
S',t OuAKLta BaatPrTLbi. lately
.ui 'Sr. tt atrrrt ftf L ndr n bv a set-
rqnt -rirtV wife lived in Sir Charles.
family, and whose jealousy appears to
Vaii . ate c f .n f ft j.T
it vc, wai arrivt J a! tl.f tfu.ut'atcrt
tfliW lie in .rnrd a MoOir,
U ij'.fj at the af.erwsrj
icim.
She w at often teen
oi en sreo n ...c ,
rC
hill
'V CuraraM AS.olt, ac. w m Mh , ,)tn; juMaUcftW, u
..list. wirf. ir the P,arr7 .t .hrU hi. r....k m .p.lJ-irttMXisne-'was
.Itodistlnguished f-r( , . . . v .
bruins i the' was ahidntlnu
driving to beautiful little hoisrs,
whi h Shendan alludes to in the School
fr 3 aidil.
" s-ire never wa ae -n t wo twh beau'iful poniea
Other borae are clowns but Una macrouit
Sir Oniric abandoned he r so n . Iter
marriage, previous to hich she aban
doned heraelf so notor'iou!) , hat hen
the prevent Sir' George 0.mpf)lde
grew Vp7W ( -ommal) father wa in
Uu habit i.fiuUodncing hiin MM Lady
U4irjf)Ue aut and my heir.! UjH.n
,ha Uf 6CCa.,o, say the Lrnn
inz allowed to amootn tne uymg nu
lowofhererri nolJsposo!
Sir Charles U.'s father was a miser,
who inherited a god ettntr, and 1 ft
behind him a much greater. , 1 he s. Jkers who h-ve pocket-books fi bed st ub
. ..-!'' r,f nurtijpfi.tilr cirli cf the oil-
auct reded to it at an esilv asrr, and, as
is usual, spent it much faster th in his
fithrr made it. In all the insolence of
of his Triune, one of hi servant con
trived to offend him. for which Sir
Charles threatened tok'uk him toh
I f you do, s-id the man. I ill tell
your father how yen -re p ndmg his
money.H When this old Adonis was
abmt sixty eight. he fell in love with
a dutchess-widow, and resumtd a
smmtiess of dress and appcann e
laughlle (in the eyes nil but the
widow) that the following lines were
tent to him :
A, rumblrr, JEl tn, 68. rars; j
-Hi. eye. through a rinkled corner, cav. their
He bows rlicutnaiici (till soft tliinjc '1C !
Toothk-aa, he fancie. thafehe yet i jounjr,
And atrainabiacripple'd knees, andatruU alonj.1
CANNIBALISM.
Ritrartsnf letter Irom Mr. J.Wil
li iins, to his fa'hrr, at anchor in Ko
ro adica bay, in Ne Zealand, riding
nut a glc of wind, dated Aptil "23
1822: 1 went on h. re' the other day,
and sa the head of a vtrv ttreat ihief.
belnnging to the liver Ihnus, with
wh se p rtv Sioiffee hud gone to w.r.
Fhe.chieCs ame wHs Ii n. kt, a vtn
large man. It is aaid he rrceiied b ur
ball before he fell. Immediately al
ter he fell, Siugee, wi'h a rvtugeful
-- .'.kirn -a--
else. caught h'u Wood as it m stream
in fnttn his veina, and drank it.with
1J ihe eagerness possible. Hut this is
not all; they cut him I mh m m nmo,
and Vara' delicious mcslof bim. '!
large canoes are now rtturcng from
k- ua in urri' rlirrlinn. "Ihe dav
tlje n .1 ii.
before yesterday three returned, ne or
two of which had a man's head, at the
head anu stern, ano aeverai jmi nn
they had taken in the war. One of
our teamen wert on shore at a chief's
place, whose name is Pomare, and saw
ehaU,.aU.picttLlLr;tU.btCiUghvirpni
the war, rne of which was a child ,
about 1 Smooths old.prob.bly the child
of a great jhicf. Poor Hinaker had
two brothers, the one almost as fine a
man as himself j ihe other a fine oung
man about 18 or 20 years old all ms
sacred, and eaten, except th ir heads.
which they preserve either as t. kens f
vicmrv.or to sell to Christiana lot mus
kets or nowdrr. to enable them toe x-
ecute,' more effectually, thtir wicked
deeds.
LF.ARNtD DUICHMAN.
A phenomenon has appeared at Am-
I a
sterdam in the shape of a Dutch Im
provisator. This individual, a dislin
iruished merchant, named Clercq, al
though only 27 years of age, hat ac
nuirfd a thvrottrh know led jTr ttf- histo-
j ej- ' w
rvssiiid of tiet1t r LatrnSpaft1h4taI-
rUntth 'IiteratiTfe.'"-' He rtciies by turns;
anrl with enthusiasm, the poems of
Clderon, Tsso, Voltaire. IJyroo,nd
RrlviiWr. To all thUknowWKe-bfc
j. ihs the inspiration which alone cre
ates a poet ; ana wnacis ery eun
dinsry, his poetry jft almost w holly ex
temporaneous. A mong ttc subje cts
uhii h have thus been illustrated by hi
genius, one of the most remarkable was
Melpomene,- proposed tp him in the
prr8Triee"of Hbein44ittite-C4nmen
rifp: with the dramatic art in ns.ieeoie
iiimntf iiii .-." -e
yh.nndjfrsch
inihmythe followed h m s vigorous
' 'rw w a ft' t
ei demcted in several brilli.
nt passages (the truth of which was
cknowledeo oy tne if arneq urcea;
scholars ot the Institute) the distio
guishirg tbaracjer of adi-of those
and thence passed to Ita-
aa-v a a -
Ivtb France, to Ergland, to Germany.
and back to Holland j taking a rapid
bu( admirable view of the dramatis lit
craturccf those; counuici.
Us r.n. tt f'.l. Jimi't t''"h t' enrrpri.
rtovrd xr ' '1 t! !r m,i,tn,Uf.it. Iir
' ..'toalmtvcftooe. Ananrtd.HeUrcUU'1 14
il tm MIC , ,. 'r .tl
UU lM h
I fir wt iini"nu .i --
woods ol Kentucky. I fouhi.nd
pellid the sragvs, nd hoprd Ut re
pose, (iame was abundant, snd oui
path was pn sptroot, Uui soon 1 was
molested by inteiloprs lrm evcrj
quarirr, Agin I retreated to the re
gion ol the "Mississippi j but -pm lhet
speculators and stttlrrs I. llowed m.
Once more I will drew to thclukai J
Miouti 4rd here at Irrg'h I Upt d
to d rrsl. But I J4 still puiVot d
I J .0 ?J
MARIMAUE BROKERS.
In Gtnoa there sre roairiage tro-
a a t.a at
names of martigfhble girls of the dif
ferent clttses, with notes of their fig
m m
ures, personal attractions, fortunes, ac.
These brokers go about erdevorii g
to arrange a conr ection and hi n they
fcurrrtd.thrv c t a commission of 2 or
1 ru-r rrht. ulKifl the DOrtion. MftT-
v r" i t f . .
riage at Genoa i tjuitea matter ol cal-
lulalion, generally setilfd by the par-
rnta cr relations, who often draw up
the contract before the paitits have
seen one another j and it is only when
a r
ev ry thing else is arranged, ai d a lew
das prttioua to the marriage urenio-
nv, Hut the IU Uie tusuai.u ni""
I " . . I .1 t. m 1,1
" " m". t ' , "". '
Should he . auu w,u ..er a,.-.. ...
or appearance, he may oreai 11 ne
matih, n condition ol his denying
ihc brokerage, and otner exwtnses in
curred. . ' ' v
COUETS.
Mrs. Dt.ha- b of Bethpy, in Nw
Jersey, uaaiht moth r of il rreanja
Mr ilai,p itr. hiiihl ai ' n rlishedaid
beatilllul j the o.r.g lad ts have I i g
been in tin lubil -l being a tight -a
ai. ol thir reicl bots; one bus tc
coii e quiie irfnm, and the ther two
rii.l.iulv diooo. Ti t alaimd parent
sUted trie siiuatUn of her childnn to
hrr i Id friend the tentr. Me Ur. Galen
of Phil delohia, who so n altei the re-
jteiptol her uolc,lorajdtdtLt: Lllow
iuir reply:
JUaJumtl he cast e-f yoor charming j
m a t .1 . -
rlnhiKn ufT. rts me. and n wh Ic ex
perience rriav be put in requisition to
astist them ; lhatthey were ne anny tro
bustard fine children. I perleitly recol
lect, and ihai their henlths are now im
paired may perhaps be solely asenbtd
io thrmselves. Fdthhn destroys nu re
females thntrr. Fu m amisuken
notion of b item g the best oik of
Heaven, the infatuated fair lisk health
and evrar iile itself. I dee mlhe. tdUtt
of the preset t dy to be a perfect i n
gine of torture, ai d worthy the inqui
stiion ol Goa, ar.d Rome, ard infinite
ly woisc than the siojs of time pone
by. 1 hece last to be sure w etc injuri
ous, but they left the lesen blance of
frmale sh. ce ! the corset, op the con-
trarv. nrments the waist as nrularU
Jjndjind untapejrjng aa a w hite lead
keg. Ihe oldtn stays, I rememoer,
were lated with a silken suing, of the
sT2e of the finest twine, but the corset
require s a rord equaling the hew string
of a Kickapoo Chief. The antiquated
hoop was' of a foimidable ejpansi' r,
and when fiist thrown upon the public
eye created no trivial sei.8i.tii i but
in itself it was perfectly harmltthete
was no compression about it ; ard the
lirfv ft Krt dip ti s b a f rlr w tthi r t s -ample.
cntxirrifctm
t vtrv oVg tet have,- and t ver y4nh
ion must have:itsTav. I anticipatsf
1 i . . j L . r.:.. ..N
line tiappv nt'iHi-w--mav t
T . - 'r ; Ml 1....I,
tion ol tne lair creation am au
N-r rl M llh .I'lllB fll W alllH).
and tiers of whalebone. I he consti
tution of our females must be excel
lent, to withstand in "any tolerable de
gree the terrible Inflictions of the cor
set 8 long hours every day, or the hor
rible total of 1 78 200 minutes in 1 year.
Kn nthr-r nnimal Could SUTVIVe it.
Tak erThe" fKneut ;XY-atMl-close-bis
sides with' hoop poles, and put an oak-
i rn pi.itia umvi.. , d I
of him labour He would labour in
deed, but it would be for breath.- Splin
ter and belay a pig in the same; way,
and a w hine might be aspirated,rbut it
would be ' whine of expifition.
But I fear I am trespassing too vlo
Iently on yourpa'ierce, and in.ptijrto
you conclude with the old Caledonian
motto, Spero meliora."
Yours, CALty.
HV.LWUH '.
COMMl klCATl D
Ai a laic nmiii.i tif the fnenibers tf
il i Sim irtv, the fullowlne Olf.ce is wcra
e In led for the e tmuint: term I
Hm Ales Mitr, PieiUrntj Jno. Ds
a . , , & f i't era a
I n a Ii Tsima, t KC rrrtniei tl)
II, Mi.fi Id I.. Hnilei.Corr. Sec'ry Holt.
II. 'JXih, Hrror. SfC'rfl Ben. It Ulume,
A at . i a a
fieaiuieri mi. t.. mmt Aimi r.
Sherd. I to a Ilnd. Ldniur.d Maion.
IWm. E. Ahderon, A. J. I). 1 to set,
.vaiari I. iota, irn juiision, nobt.
If. If Wash. Donned, Mngtrt
Hii Sitietv tl.tes it orivin about 11
J n -
DuMb Ink . nd, wiitj rjiosl othf ruof '
the srue kind In thi bl e it to be escri
bed to the esciiiont of Dri Uolitiaon, the "
iCalnjtr iti(Jetatigblr and tocrett fu! "
Aicent of the Talent IniliuiKn. His he-
ieioln.1 proposition for the ettabliih
nu nt w a no Mron.-r annoum rd than it met
the f ri It atsenl, nd deiiied appr ubatiori
of the h'ucei.ta of ihe Uolvetiiy, more
than a hundred ol whom instantly concur
ltd lift !,e hotle drsliin. Frota the ne.
culiar, nature of their iiution, snutba
tenor cl their pursuns,lui moie tluw all,
fiom ihe utiloor.lle chararter which
mikicprcseniaiion has attached to them,
the (licumtunre ileubtless cicited tjta
i-utpiize, if not aMriiiidimeiil of the com
n.iinnv, and niay have been regarded as
the icvlIi of a inone mat) impulse. 1 ha
ateati) spbil, however, whlth has uni
loimlv aiiimafrd the mimUrs, and, tha
unabated teal whirh haa maintained tha
stsinlini ll iltt it encieased the tRicien '
ct of the Soiietv.iltarlv pro.eit the off
spring of lu.l.iuul brncvidtM letlinjs and
ct ft) ntd ( hriil..n ptioiiples. A Jtv
onh.lud lilt ihe tpiii ual n tiue'ice of re
liaicn; tutaaw' had iuteae(l the happy
t fleet ol the Goptl on the community.
I l et had seen it the ref.ime ol public
norals. the patent of aoiiJ order, th
Mtiiite of iiiClkidiul leli i v abd of public
piofjent). 1 hev l.t.d seen it scftentnr
the tatav' II tientot into ihe civilized
man, ani keliioK down, the looming, Indi
vu into the u-i ful r iut o t nikI it was tho
ii flutnre of that 'piiil wl irh has placed
il e word of ( ' 'mo (he htnrl of hratK
hi, that ilttei mined them lot fTord th
s nie lira-ure t; our (It.ti'tite f ItotO'titi
t'Ht, uniicd to them, aa they ate, by tha
eniiraiii tie ol inuntry.
It wa soon u.uiid that no neighborhood
prrtenttd an an plrrfitld, or niore crowd,
id ohjrtts, for the t XrrrUe of active plJ
larithtopv and christian rharity. I ha
liRbtof sciepce" thouuh o rear, hd
ml diivrn sway the dtkhesofiKnprnce,
bnd to sdd to the wrttchednets oi their
ait uki Ion. that were destitute of the 44 lies t
rf Trfes'- to wt tafctrleted 10 aladden thtj
ejfliciid Uih aiVd to cheer the dresrinets'
ol povcrir .Xi.der theae connderatiofi.
.. r.- -. '. L i - k..'f u: -
tnt riOCICiy nai yiuiuim a imiwi ' i ui-
htf s and festamentt for the purpose.of
iarr)irir thin to every "man'a door by
gratuitous uiinbution or oy srconimoas
unR i he it pilces to the respective iibiliiiei"
of rurchawts. In the caparny of fttu
dents, the members are aomewnai conn
ned in the sphere of their active opera
tiori; but thi inconvenience i measurt- i
bly iWoied by the employment a.
agents ifi th ("diintf '.' from whose aral ia . ;
ttvr tMt of Ihe lhble snd intimate ac
quamtance with the cin umManeet of the
people. thet deiive ihe pleftint assurance
that it wi'l be placed within the reach of
all theit ileatitutejitiHhbi.urs.
1 l is Sn ieiy is exr luMiely composed"
of tlie-Sjucli nls ol the Universit, und if
lht t klll l.t to dtsere drritiion, or
ho call lorih praiiej it should assuredly be;
plat en io tne cieuii ui uui uwi 'i"i
Ko to do away an prejudicet which maf
ha arisen aeainst character. -Thr
kre several cirtumt'nreshichniusl
render this bocieti peculiarly interesting
and important. Inuiesiing.. aajil is
n or iimmt ol the feelings and sentiments
by whh h the joim n en of our Universi
ty are actuated important, not only front
Ihe bern filial influence w hit h it may shed
arcund-its Irom'ttliate. circle, but beeause
ihe splat sijlijb P?: mW&& !!
.miy":t'ftlitiJetff:an
eaged toibeiacdVcLPWtto
breathe - forth -in similar -insuivuona
throughout the State. T
T "'Be!ieviYigthfsiTTieor ly institution "
ihe kind amongst us, solely constUutcd
i... m.h.' lr ii hrnfd to itimolJte the 1
s. me class in other parts, to enlist W a
cause, eonsecrsted by a holy leligion anj
godlike charity and farthertbat . .1 b
r h.lii..n ilL behold in it el-
tber the reproach of their backwardness
or an encouragement to their exerttors.
' 'a., a ' a a a W aha
non professors will leei tne wrc
mation of thia Society, andbe InduLedta
province of Daiecarlia, it is customary
lof young females on1 their weddinn
j.t tn rni rarn ni 111c tuw . i
a pair of stockings or gloves of .their
6wn kniuing. This custm is held s
sacred, that weddings are frequent?
deferred, because' the requisite quae'
lity of atackings and glovci u
ished.
have pccn exwicu 4twu
4 the mstrucaea