mi: TAiiii-.
... MB-
! r ik aaiii uli. con
.Mihe following t.rr7dldl Mderlu
editorial fcead. . . t ...
n. Mend. little Tom, hit J
VHA from the bMk coutilff)
t,. iMftt two or
We!!. Tona,
that
whcrt
?ommr
news do
. . - . a
Wbritii?- lrd you ,hnr nI,.h,"K .;
...mintf 2n 0 yet. s'r
XH 0r V n,.."F r - -
the -.Mtorc.
ibe Tariff heo'tego iwn, w-
nuit(r money Mav--,TrS1
m k.IotLii to ret eight 01 11
there ere afraid oUu indieep Wf lni
Toadcd." ' - ,
. o Maud of the Courier.
lm. onr or two about Ibis
kn.hAA. ihfritr. worth of
VPHIV VVfee -
An bonett farmer, In the wett or the
tmplre of New Tork, called on hit repre-
t.. aAM. rt hit retorn from
Cf" 1 WW . . - -
other thing, en
feulred what the Tariff was-" I
f e , tort 01 raacoioe. or a wra-
t Whaih the Rtrniaiite "
Jified hiitdnttltuem, that the Tariff we.
-..:.!,.. . iAI V machine, nor a ear rf
ftf.eilltbl as vi " '
ti'fiir, this deponent knoweth not.
- In thje Wetted town of Milledgeville,
ibme tnonth or two egd, a mn enquired
mA enxlou!? of hit neighbor, what the
Tariff we, boot which io much noise
Vae made Afier receiving a full explena
"iw ha hrirst forth, etldehilr very muih
-:riuiir apnrehensioniof tome ton
'T.otDtf tnjne loiwwin ....
W;tl" U metTt rtlfh f Good
(rerulletjU:
Whti blew TOiir fcoul of -you, u I did'nt
think it tit wmi ton 01 owe,
cold pl.jtu, that would carry Wkt off in
'm whipt.it' h. Do mr c.t. if wrbod,
ViifnMallmf ih.i anmr Ken'ucky folk.
jtd come IntoGeorgU and brought il.e
TTffith Hm.)dv!hit jf we did ni
look ah.rp we would allotch it. "etr,
eU, I'm Rlad ilt ni oTe."
wlufdoit Svr" A more ,roe ,nd ,tr
tini fowmrnt upnn the modern trttem
r ulet by auction, wit nerer wihien,
Minn that whi- h we reel below from
, tj,e Sngb'$M QotrterU Renew, li i in-
-deed mott true, that before thl. ruinoui
'itittm bid .tnonopolUed ou- trade,
'Mmmeiat ififtulotiotu ani .competition
chr'
connlirnrrt
thould tke the
.., ihir t in ini''-
Iniiited thai tn
ood, which ne rau
10 do wnen o .
declaring thai he would o.er pw for
.l,. the m.tr
lJ,lef.to.rb.r..lo?,.nlofjou,t adecV
d-d au.intt the auclUeer. if .h!
matmholf eik'enc.,-not otof
Brhlah ttattnent below, bu alw
?eterior.aon of mercantile r h.r.c.er pro
doted by meant of auctiont F
lerlf reviewer, when commwaJpctt,:
letiooaad romjtiilon were kept wubio
.k- kMil. f irudencd"ind 'probilt . out
fnianrtnmtt eownieiUhCJ3!!ilih ,h
certain proEii of.ueuled trade, annww
care neerto lut the foreign' wtrkett-
A market it now no tooner ppeneo in bbf
prt of the world, llun adeoturel pod'
in their jrooda ia tucb profusion, tbt it
it Inttanily orerttocked. i ney run
rr rtf ruin iih etch cxher tuch at we
ometimei lee-atiRe coach proprletort
,nKKe In to the brnefii of ibe trelleV
pocket and riik of bit limb end life. For
teitonHna manuuciuren r m .m
emnloV.tbe turn of eiportt mount 1 up.
there it a ereai'lncreate in the cuitomt
for the Quarter, trde ia elite erer? wherfi
and we congratulate ourret upon the
of 1 h eoun'rv. Then cornea the
cold fit 1 reiorna are looked for in rain ;
billt art dUnon'wed ; the Roode are un
n.Si r,.rJl i a loit. damred. waited.
tpoiled, or perhapt re-thipped for Eot;
land, like property viatched from the
raet ol Br md l4t 'k ari
eee the lit ol bankrupte If nutheot, and
lofiy fafickt of -credit' Ml ik chiUTa
hmiM ofcardi; .Xricr awhile, what with
weTl0itrend4ptdaMtheioodt,
ke the raiv,r in the aioff , behe made
for tale and not far tervice,) tbe loreiRn
wartbooaet begin to be cleared 1 tber i
an opening t trade reweij tbe"pufe
of our prosperity quicken a new race
of merchant adrcniuiere (in the modern.
fepuUoo.fif4hal.ford) cornet forward to
peculate, or rather, to Kmiie tun me
fortunes of dthera; the eame detperate
rame it aalri rlaed with the tame ruin
oui but certain conwquencet, and thua
the burfilnfand thirrmiK Bit alternate
UTElLiTriiE OF THE TITUTS,
The following; eitract, from the eerond of
aerxa of L-ttera on- Turtejr, puouaneci in we
tlretCf Li it ttcc-i-.i.i.
theM li'irlet'r,''in rn? anncm
t!nmtnucr,ttif Rreat t.lue to u
inquired ( reral tlmei, Iftlu were to.
but we re cite! no,oiher ner than
acowlinj o kt ptd angry klaet-from
hlch we p eturtedithtt fpr tome reawn,
tha librerW t were not permitted to r.lte
hhrmatio. on shit tubjaet. , .
In the r Jgbftorhoed of eome of thete
librariet.iB aatlced eereral Building
which we er told were Collefcet, Tr
public lnt uctlon, end that Ihef. were
y ery aocieh u To erar? principal .7ar
we efiereataacertainea mere waia nun
t. and CJaeeattiched. Thete CoVeet
.ra di.l,Uinteclataet,ii whkhae Uttb
gfaauitrtharwletof tbe three hfljfnae
of the crttry, hi w, meaicinn, c. no
obterVelnr mr rn letter thex'ent ol
baltoeniJn thete tblngt .cannot
be e ornree to ourt.
rJ Tiiikt are'boweter-ieren-lhe
J .f iu.t tinnrartt nf
niOIVniHfllncl Wl m".. Ik"-"
iJoar aliBDla contiiffancet lor la
I IIV .
n Tirk of blch rank with wnom 1
d becorie acquainted, callrd 00 roe one
bet mi table wat coveieu who
bookt oftariottt klndt amonj tbe re it e
ort.larie diciionarT. He could apeak
our lanfna lolerabljr, and be iikeol,ne
what tM largo book wnt-i-whether it
wttmttoran. I gave him ti underitaiid
that it m dktlooarfe bk In whkb
all the wjfdt of oor language were to be
found wh their tereral meanloge end
pronuncieion. Upon ibie he tld, with
a amite rfcormlout euperiotltr, that be
had nerer heard of a people who needed
och aboaa; from which to learn their
; anfl lat it waa tery etrangd we
could not lean their Ungate, end that
jj wat very ai ange we could not leare
oa're Ironi heah otir parente apeak, iu',
If thlt b oaf way thai language are
Uog'WU-TtaTkffitH probabla that the'
floor tpeak thelanguaje correctlf it
ine nth. Skn arier.be atked me il
we bad manei Lrge librariet in our coun-
iry 1 replied that the U'ge library at
paaae eo'ntaiijeC about goO.000 rolomet
lie illert ask dme with an air or great
ttontamaol lifaJUha wordt aaed in ao
manjr oootiera 10 oe iounu m iuy
ilonarir f 84 bnocen't end childiab a
r(lMM"Nf "I "M.
I
Antfr-- .'"i- -' ."
(if wie uf i i M.. J-mm.:, rig tx irtjf if
one of bri(Mi'e" of f t nt nu mj in that circlet
into gylikh ! but Utc! Inlrfxlucrd, a
thum la mi.la wlu h tmnot ba f.i.'e l. Lung
miy aha lire ia iba mentor of th BMociatea,
Utitr. no nater caa tber craaa to mourn (tie
lota of her aocictjr, ber eumpte and bcr pray,
era. It tM bard, oHI it waa hard to flv ber
up. Would that tha manlla of ber virtue may
bate flee 00 aoma 01a of them, iouiitua
mournful and gloomy diirantUn, but wa would
drtira to aay from the heart. "Thy will La
dona i"remembarinf Uod bat laid, "what I
do thou knowcet not now 1 but thou lia't know
hereafter that " ad tbint aliall work toretb'
r for good to them that lote Uod 1" and Uiatf
Ultaed are tb dead that die ie tbe Lord." . .
btircAtf. ,
Died, la tiii CMti'ty, w Wrdnradit, llih
ln.t. after an ill.f ia of two wrf k, Mr. Msn .
Wfd, wife of VT-n. B. Woo.1, Y.. lata Mni
KtUa I. (kxll, of Dtvutt. M-a.. axed 3J yrar.
eld'fn doait Wl t the lot of any one to par
form ao me laeholr a tart at that wow alrnd
ue, In recording the deatb of thre loeatimable
womaa. It la ao natural fr to aoun.l a pano
rerlo over tbe gratet of eor deparud friend,
and pralao la then giten with auch inl, acnm.ru
tingliberaUty, that we are led to eipeel It at
matter of eoure. rbe writer, howoter, it aa.
aorod, from thormirh aod intimate arjti.in
lanee of cooaulerable lennH, that he oka
what he d know, whee ha aaya Mr. Wod
.... . m.i ku wku nthrra are brt im tbilmirt
thurarWhoi-trrjt)f.hMdia A general Bleetinif, of the SUthodlit
We iva:.T ha abe, waa, a moat temur 1 Churth, took place at Union Meetioe
eticnaeu naa .luruiaoau iur uuuitvaiiuii
the Mlbwlnjp intelligenca' reipecting hi
.M ft,t.nt Intbw agHMrtiotw that 1 all that
guniatHutet female worth and etcoUeace, IhU
Mf baa W'mWN 'IM'IP ra4r.awe.Mtt.$e5 90 end 100 teot
who would tet. wff.r- rgon Her M.W5MsvM&
1 .ni gtnl bar biUmate aatoctetee wae were
able fully to tppraeiaie ber ttlue. endowed by
Mture with much more than aa ordinary there
4.1..1. aivt hivinw enlotad la her earlier
data the beat advantage! in the (emale Inatlte.
tiona at the .forth, the we able to think with an
in Meinit with a power, and act witb
Jtorether tincomnwd. foi'"pd of
. jr.-.'.r.nA and weD balanced awlertUndinr, e
brilOaot lmaginatiom an nwuual eommand of
Wnruare. low of apinia, ana oceunMo ih
dro of btiinae nature, the waa aglmirablt Btled
to become the tery toul of every aocul elrclgj
Im .hU-h aha waa throw. She ahM aotaeed
aa ardour of leeHng, which oiaJ.lfd her, wbee
ie tbe eociety of a klndrea tpini, tor mu e
Buroon of tout which gitet the blgheet en,
. f .h.h mtr nature b enaoeptible. W
aavw tow rw w , - 7 . -. . a
aj abe wu anaatumlng. she neiiaer court ea
ik. :.- rJ .ha ru-h. nor aourbl the apnlaiiae
of the vulgar t but with that tme female lelie
ey which forma the glory wf ibe act, Ut in onob.
truaive way, which we cannot explain, the atole
opooth-hcaruofll.
'put to waa ao aautuco m
mlableneta, with intellectual aouncuce, or bier,
.r. ..;.maBi 1 aba eariv fh that ber heart
Eke a&othcrawa naturally alienated from Oodi
and became convinced of the reality, Importeiwe
and necmity of vital religion- During a revival
ut Bradford academy, ia 1812. whilei a member
of that ituUotv tbe eilriencd that eating
change, bt which tbo aoul ia united to Ctarwt,
gutaotMi into tbe family of Ood, and made pv-
taker of tbe peace and conaoUUona of the got
bcJ." from that time until ber -death, tbe ap
pear to liattf enjoyed m ar-rwewkaule.ikgree
tlM ligtlt Of tne Qltine couwonnrrc. w n fiw
different description. A deep reliKtou
excitement pervaded the congregatlona
from day to day. At e time when iba
greatett concern wi rnanifctted by tba
People, opwardt of 300 pertoot were teen
profited on tbe grouod crying for mer
tyfand in tbe courto of tbe meeiing
about TO were happily Converted 10 God.
Tne utmott batraooy end good order
prevailed! Twenty mioivtertof tba Cbri.
lain Church attended- Tbe preachei
were uiiood at followi, for tbe enduing
year 1 JeA Men 10 Staunton river Cir
cu'u. V. Lewlt Craven 16 NotoWjy,
Va 5rrfif IK. AWrrto UiW K,ler,
N C and Tiamat J. Fooler to Neuto
River.
-The nrti General meeting will ba
held in Halifax cou ity, Virginia, on tbo
titb September, 1139." Star, ,
quettion, f ery naturaUy eicKea a tmtic cofmrn.v Ta "'TIT
' f-hirh Knai.gr tanco and to be able at all time to gir a re,
on ray countenance, (which bowater , rf lb hoptlha, .wtaherf at no time w.
made him epMrebtlv very angry J and I hrM1..,n.llC4!0,.ripread with that forbidding
w.hufartiirer contented themtrlvet with
- 'the certln profit! of a settled trade, and
Iatm never to clut our marfcet.' cut
I-Tfwi toober 1i theaoetion tvttemfommrn
eed bv whkb thtyan tJitposa of their
f. a fa'at at Ther-trnter- than -"erf-
"VRfarrr pour in imnr gwai in .inn prv
- - - fu0on that ear market i immediately aver-
- -r- etfW ".and all th evilt of a wlotted
mrkeK a ttagnited trade, deprecluted
v Jlgfryr1" bankrtrpt jnerchant, era the
ontequenee. ab tnetergooot arwtoio,
ivbkh'anbe EngKtb-wrUerjemarkt,.ire
too often 41 meda fqr ale and not for aer
itt,n the woney ia.lnttinlly rerouted to
jfjrigland, and tbe extent of thete flrittt
scarcity of money and comrnerciirrnv
jbrranment under which we are now auf
" fcring. The practice which the manufac
lorrirt of England have purtued towards
. ' ilew Tork, from the facility of diapoatnc
xgaf good In tuch quantity that they come
iWrJovn upon 0 like n avalanehe, hat in-
; ducel.ha tne extratagant tbipment
elsewhere- The South American ' mr
' Jieta have groaned under their conign-
vxftentv end when "the cold W baa come
"on and flie good have bee - damaged,
' ' wat'ed, or tpoiled ind reahipped for Eng
V land," they have been tent to the free and
nospitfble port of New-York, because
tbey could there be instantly told at aome
: fVcr. and tbe money obtained. Glatt
4er are current coin amonR lavages.
and .ny thing good enough for America
We will illuttrate thin by a tingle in
tiance. An auctioneer recently old a lot df
-cpodof.wWCh the loiiowlng 1 a htitory.
' Shier Had bWnMhromngMotfd
Lmerica three years ao; had
'1bunJ bad mrIeT?beeTr-bipped.to
Jggjand, and damaged on the return voy
1 V vrmnz
or aer Ilea-
endeavore4 10 mike-hint underttana now .dom ncr mapnert with that roreea and
it w.a. lit latt quettion waa, ' whether moroae aolemnltt. which au-y eeem to eomider
eterv boV read all thoe bookti end aa tbe eaeenee of rebgton. Never m b mwW
Re W England Weakly Review.' may not beuo- .hetber thVy were all .. mr dktionary. ' -fe iat?r.
interettinc at thi time, wben Turkey abaorb it m, that the life of a Wan n " ' g. wufem. .rn.Mi. ba.
MMUchir7aiat. Tbevare written by a Frrnch ' .. '. ' " ,K 1o ,, ... ,he w lne ''JTjIZZ
1 , I gi nui """S" 1 nevoience, ana aruem v'"
ntKleman, who waa tacbed to the Frroch le- m.ixA . , me were fooll to HZZnt ,rta in ber cbarweter. Her uW
tirw wrTrtfirrwutjtiirtjrpneat iatr.tait.1iMffy-wK iiii-wwgaiair wi gm o aije fataliatl
frorh rha nma.or kd Umi ilietrfi trnl ivgiU I unn! i4uat rrninV in tonora'riire of ai I from bolt confldenee mine Tote
thecatalogoa of ao mnivorom' Gbriry; h con- I.,,. k.f ihlclt oDilhr to b known ; or I en'f Whr. nd a firm beReTiirat b woold by
Uined in the Whether
read all tboae book," . Id. Car. -7 Tr.:?iZT:- ' ' 1 fr arTletoliea -waa.. aUiaw.ia
r i , ' 1' 'iwBico we am nmjc-iu. uv m. ku 1 w ahei, or bv DraVnr "tny ximraom come r
On arriving in ComtantinOple we were .,,,..,;.. Tk.-v.alT.SLLi.ft.:-JrfK.l
invited to our no email aalonHhment, to - . ,.s. . nnl ...Ufi-rl. hntrmittrn? endeavour to oromote iha dedar.
visit the public librariet Of the City. At . - ..k nnl. Ki. ..m. tive rlorv of her aavioor t Her benevoleoo waa
firtt we thought our friendi were btlnexTJ,r'.. 'iJtt- -m--mniAM'rtV t-ba- destitute.." be
but when they insisted thai the li.T
. ' - .... I re 1 ton ID? lie DITst DOC to 109 tUCO Drt I i.i:... ai;Aw. ff kiwuiftni-at kk
- " ; 4 . -. 4J w a ajAota W BeietJl lgwfj rwta tawi aewaatf wvuvi aa v
gre'U Jn JhOcIence,erta, kc. a we I condition and advance tbe beat intereata of all
have.' Thtf are contented wltb'whal Ihet j inrjndi Her affetioabraged..witbout diatioe-
l"yK!i-ltniTt..aH.i-i.Bloi..radI a Omily, and heir, of the
raWtfreeTniww
inc. the last thi we hOgld eiDfCt to find ' .', . ' V--'ZV wlQiwmBBnpi g-.T, ana otn,.
. -. ior-eTtr-una Ira pnnteui except ie w u. t0 exhibit tbeir eventy ftgwreioifta caee
among r people av -unlearned ea. we 1 . , . ,K i;,, Atnot nermil to be I ful tfa. and nmeetol deatb ef 4bia dtatloeuiahed
were worth a viU,. we concluded that
they were nothirrg more ihn collections
of ancient Ureek and Koman menu
scripts, gsthered and kept as "curiosittee ;
.li. a T i . rw - - m .
71novVrUlxintf;cpu
' - . i " - . 1 L r. l.tK..ri. F A TJt fnnnT ,f .11...... . I W-
most ill the large cities of European Tnr
key. In Constantinople there are, if I
remember right, from thirty to thirty five
public libraries, of which the mealiest
Containt nearly 1 100 manutcriptt very
rare and Valuable, and a few printed
work.
after.
.I. I 1 J .. ft , . . L . . ..
PCT 1 nev were tncn irrrorc mu-
deduction per piece, for eome tight
tyfierfection," and sent out to thl city to
, houte ol great re.peciaoiuiy, woo couia
Beter -have Varrf private eale to
countenance auch a deception. By them
they were tbiJ af auction. They were
represented to be recently landed from the
eOnd lold tubtct to a mgMJmfier.
2 foe wbicb,UsHk piece" wu l-
lowed in Enebnd This of courte et
tblished the Upinianaaif 'wakaouwwst
intended to dof In tha mind ol . the pur
chaser, that the deduction was made by
the, manufacturer inEigl.nd for alight
imperfection in printing the goods, at such
deductions are common- It could be for
nothing else, at t was, of courte, made
before the voyage j for the South Amer
ican adventure wit carefully kept out of
$ew. The good were printed in chemi
cal colon, end their value had been total
Tor somber f tearl ahe had devoted her
elf to the hmaioe irfiMtructkwi. SUc wai'enh
Inendy trual 44 for tbigk. both by ber natural
a . . ... I . - - -
AW The Uoited State, frigete Known
Brmdvwine, sloop of war Vinc.nnet, and l "t.i ' ZZ
schooner Dolphin, were ell in the port Ofl sha endeared herself to ber ouoila in
Lima about the -95th of June. Tbe for-1 an uneommoo desreet and we bate never aeen
mer had iutl returned Jrom Panama, via a young lady who baa enjoyed the benefit of
- . .. .. .. !... a . m It.. -;.a..-g,: -aguaV. A-. angt avaw mJf Ka
In thesb librariet nothing can exceed ravia, and the Vincennei irom a cruiae .T.?4 .ZjZZZTZ?,C.Z.Z
-l- -i- . . j I . i -J Tk. It..k ... k.,..J I urn cmukv. kihv m- . w ........ VI
me nenness oi erroiemeni ana care io fee -org. y,F. w.. WuuU .v flcc,;on. ghe Ked them much, ind loved
taken to preserve them. 1 he re are libra Uuiyadutl " "''"""-'-.Ithemto theend. Herayetemof instructioo wu
riane attached to them, as wnb us. who 1 he, united states tngate uaceaoman, I not auch a was calculate to-darn kI-
arg reVnonaible fonfse books. ..At Drat a ICantaia Biddle. waa at Rio Janeiro on tbe I lead i but aocb aa to bnng Into eierciee the
r. .kilt. k.A ..... U4 .1 ' l..iti-M til fng ha Cniiit nxMt important faculiie of the mind, and pre
ed a libr.ry-.il around ,h. ball be obr- St.te. jn . lew day.. X fStjf
ia evident. But ahe wu eapecially anxioua for
W Cane in Sown Carolina.-ko ex- apntu.uf "I ner '
periroent in the culture of this valuable ;.. r.-;... 1 .nWg. hm nftkir
nrodurtion, hat been made this year by AAnrr whilst out of Chriat and to persuade
Thnmak Lanr. Esfl of Camden and cer. I them to make him their friend. In theae effort
! I t I- tainlv laay be considered a successful one the wu greatly blessed, and we doubt not her
fU" :..!"?,!f under the circumstance!. It wee planted PM!!i!.wji' IT
very latl, about the 1st of April.) end
ai nin nn nuiEr Lira uoiiuwcu uuuii ii uiimi...:. tk i.ht tu etamirw
.E'USS '-2Li?l .5!!:. V. merely to keep the ground clear of Weedst in the deth of tti. lady :we'bsw a :Mttrl
wen m on iuo ui3gaowr-shaui., i w i. " .t..i ..!::tjUi..:ii..-.:. f.h. ..:, .,..;n r
Tha tn.nurint. arw mueeOJur. learwtmawyw M
vhirtrrtbiclt-pgjperT
each page is
vet nothing but large square leather ca
ses, placed aide by aide and above each
other, hiving several characters written
or printed on the outside to distinguish
them from each other, and probibly to
denote their content! 1 be
tain teteful srna!
contain manuscript , superbly bound
in morocco leather, with tbeir tide
,gLia tfjna(ieture.'--l9 Have Ions
woiw'ered why the njanufigCiurerf of t hie '
country hite not turned tbeir attention
more effectually to tba rtaaking oMiaea
gooda. It is well known that flax can be a
well raited in thlt at In any other couo
ry. Ja , abort,, thlt mtterial might be
come one of the chief staple commodities
of the northern it ate. We learn by e
late New-Tork psper however, that ibU
fabric 4rhktyoo etcite. a greet de:.
gree of interest j a machinery bat been
invented In tbtt city, whereby the finest
linen yarnt miy be tpun, on principle
iltogetber new, and the cloth itself Lht'u
catcd from the raw material at a price not
exceeding, the . manufacture of cotton
clothe of timilar texture.
Tbe Dublin Evening Tott, In ipetking
of the subject of the Catholic claims, sgrs,
ultr mtmt Wa MMk4ity, avt aty
contridiction, that the Duke of IVellington
bar 'succeeded lb snaking an impression
inba highest quarter on thcsubjecl of
t fie Cat hoile xlai m t.i.r crr:.r :
A letter from London tiyl MI bavo
beeA informed bat all the clerk of the
llouter of Common are ordered to be in
tttendance In .November at It it lit cos- .
templitijn for the ParfiamenMo ilt In tha:
month, lor tbe purpose of eppointtig a
committee who are to Inquire into the
me n aid" "relieving tbe disabllitiet-of the
Roman Catholkt, and to report thereon
when' Ibe house rrgnU rfy meett-4n 1'eb- -
ruary. " uther circunutance nave oc-
curred loxorroooraiw bialejf thint.
miDUScnpia are written ... - ,!.., . ... all earthly propec.
mostly on very
and a few on parchment,
surrounded by a beautifuf coloured or giii
vignette and at tbe head of every Chapter
or book js another apparently embodying
the urst letter, at In the anciently printed
elastics with usr-In every library is e
catalogue of the titles, containing brief
.Ti:.j:j:-fnkt-a,sugi'rfi.-ir..fi.-...-t-.
aoruKcutaiu im lug voiuciii u oi.u dwi
and-1 ritteabcvJRerian. aril
Turkish, for the accommodation of read
e rs '"using1 these different languages.
1 ho' these libraries are opened only to
Mahometans, the Frank! are admitted
now and then by special favour, but are
not allowed to touch any thing-and bard-
dare to ask, what the eases contain.
The librarians however bad the politeness
to sbow ut many of tbe manuscripts
which treated, at the Interpreter told us,
of Lav, Rchsriort, Mediiir.e, Poetry and
Juar foumomht pretT'
HQ IB muus vi UHuimiw aim yri - . . . . t , .....
-r -Ir-.t,l i....:., ..j out she wu married to the manor her choice.
TBowlbpiirbeeii-luxuri.0tnd-s nnr1iuccthiuUM hu-
reached at least feet jn he average. -We b,dher extemat'eireumataneeam evenRKHf
have lately visit ea mis miniature augarun that h cwild uk-rptoced in the nudstofjt
plantatlo oft few square roda, end were I little circle of friends In whom she had great
P9tvgai. The" dTairactlorf of thit un-
foriunste country "grew out of a dipuei
Snes'ion of aurcestioo to the cfuio'." Tne
tnperor of Brazil and Don Miguel are
brothers. The Miguel party r.on'enii
that though the Emperor of Brjiil would
be the legitimate beir, were he io Portu
gal, yet being, in virtue of hit crowo as
Emperor of " Brsxil, an alien-and foreign
er, as to PorturrsI-end an actual reeidcot
of another country, be cannot succeed to
the throne and that consequently Uod
Miguel is the legl'im-ite heir. The par
tisans of tha Braxil Emperor deny tha
correctness of tbeii ddttrinctg and insist
that his right of succession to the crown
of Portugal 1 not affected by his reti-
rtnrn in and rlnmininn over Braxil. It
is purely a question of international law,
which the Portuguese thould be left io
settle amongst themselves. Other na
tions ought not to interfere.
attonithed at the penection to which it
had arrived. The ttockt bate already er
rived to Aaturltf and are cut. They are
as futlof theucharine matter as the West
India Cane and wd bave ho" doubt would
3roduceUtTr good a quality.
Lanj; intends to plant a 'H'ieruanUf
ne'Xf year" '-iwrMu
confidence and to whom ahe wu indeed dear.
all that earth could rite wu already hers, or in )
promise. noon, u -u aooa jQ5wa torn
.way ! . But,- '
jt
con atath em
1, him wW, w it ft ra die t
we know it wu ber unapeakabje iav During
her lai illoes by the peculiar nature of ber" dit.
ease ibe wu permitted to coiiverse but rittle--
ttras leaving ua without -communicating ,je rt
ligtoua eiercwe of ber mind j but there wu
constant composure, and calm reiigiution mani.
The brig Jane, Capt. Atwater, erritef
at New-ork,on,JIandav night Irom mo
Janeiro, bringing paper to lhe"23(rAo
5ri5repay?ram
ceived at this port, ir It slated that w
fffttTOmiasioneraJiailxjmcloded a fieace,w
- - ii i
that infnrmatinn of lha result Wa 10 w
officially "cbm
government by a fast tailing yettel pro"'
ded br ibe British minitter. -VVeareu"-
table to lay wbat crtdiLjiught to be gen
to this siatemcnl. The treaty Is saw
boavorablt to both nations, which 0"
fiirl gi ii ftnnnmaUhiU.it ihiist be an 00t
tQrtofa treaty...
Imflroted TrarfWflr.--However ttringe
it nut have eDDeared a few years since,
the distance between N. York and Detroit,! blood of our Saviour. The but struggle wu
1 JoAnTO
--A l iha ..te,.r. .irwsn WlIMaliTI
tvIJlllfaTU ill Ills? umiailV Mirwn V
" n a.
tested,' wltieb-wtlawly-eprlna; , .from. a well; fcaB oluntarily returned to Rocbestefr
groupded hope of an Interest in the redeeming , . ,, ... . ..nbe 6f eaf
I-
750 miles, is now performed in four day
od a half, vis from Detroit to Buffalo, 230
miles, in 48 noura ; Buffalo to Albany, 353
miles, 43 i.ours ; and from Albany toJSt W'
CXI COIOrS, ana tneir value oiiu uccii iviiai- ...-.j..., , y , mivui.i "igu kuiu'.iu.
y i&iytij an4 lei a nia 9r?C( s written 140 tbreo Uo&tuiyor, f$0 ft
two year.
' easy, for the soul wu in peace, and gave to ber
Kf Jess features the loveliness of christian set eri-
ty. tier countenance assumed the most heaven
iv.nnear.nce. Surely ahe must h ite realiaed
tha irloriga of tha uriner world !
TflV bj bCf dejtpi fccj.bewand has jiuavi " 'n
nd
The Philadelohia Aurora recomme
tbe formation of companies for V
pose of insuring Icitew or money mclo? ,
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