fROM THE ANTI-DEMOCRAT.
PARODY
OS CATO'S SOLlL.eiUt. T?
It must o J a, thou reassiVst well :
Hie whence chit pleeiiae hope, this thirst for pleasure
This longing alter lovely Sally
But why thii secret diead, and inward ihame '
Of being detected r Why shrinks the oulf
Does rcujn'i secret, impulse itrivt to shake
My Philosophical, and irm resolves ? .
' Til the soft tenderness that stir within me,
Tis love itself that points the p.h 19 rapture,
' Aiii mtimates a paradise o levers.
A paradiseoh ! pleating. dreadful thought !
Through wbai delicious scenes, of real blin j
; Throiigh what left sentiment, the soul muit pats '
The wide, the lovely object lies before mi ':
But doubt and lean obseuse my distant view. rr.
Here will I hold il there' 1 a God vf nature
(And that there is ; all reaipn plainly proves
In sweet sensation) he must delight in truth !
And that which he delight! m muit h happy
But when er where thii voMd waade for cen ure
I'm wearv of tonjceiure, Ui muit u4 than.
(Taking Saly by vne hajid, vui holding tht key of the'
treasury tn the other.)
Thus I am doubly armed, mi joy and life,
My vt, my pleasure, now I bold before me,
- Thii in a moment would suffice my passian
'And thii informs all would be ttcure.
The mind secured in constancy will smile
At hartheit th.-eats, and boldly frowns tte.y t
- Paine shall grow sincere, Gallatin honlt
-"Cheetha tUtfjrtj Dam arwivt maflU "
But thou my aouHh constancy i incere,
Shall view uneaeved each variegated charm, 4
And Jaujh to acorn attractions of the fair. . - '
tKOM TBI iAUjLdl.
ON 'EDUCATION.
When one orDofed it to Solon. thf tt-
mow Athenian legiflator, that he (houldes-
' Ublifli r quality at Atben6, he replied Firft
make thai of it in year own family " E
very family if m little commonwealth, or a
government in minature ; and every head
of a family it a ruler, in whom is veiled, to
. ... . i .. j:.:. t a
a certain extent, legislative juumai tuu
ccutire authority.. This important and ve
netable ftation require prodence, benevo
lence and a happy mixture of moderation
and nrmnefi. The fVo extremes or bouna.
lefa indulgence and tjranoical leverity are
equally pernicious to the intereft of thii
siren.
The child that U alwaya indulged is tn
' the way to be fpoile d. cn enervated Hate
of mind, together with rettlefs difpofitions
and diforderty habiti, are commonly the ef
fects of too great a degree of parental.iudul
gence. Efop's fable, of the -miitAy. that
m the yearnings of her motueily fondnels
fqueexeJ her young one to death, aptly"
denote! the blind affection ot thofe parcn ts,
who lay no tefttaiuts upon their children ;
hut devote themlewes to the cratthcation
f all their abfurd whim and petverfTTni
mot. Such oarenti. while ther make
thcmfelves the flavcS of thofe wbi they
ought to govern, commonly reap the bitter
fruit of their milguided fandnef, !a tbe un
dutiful behavior of their offspring toward
-them ; which often increafes with the in
creafe of age. Characters of diftinguilhed
piety and worth hive fomeiimca been itvnk.
; "id with this foible. Two very remarks
ble and melancholy iuflancts are given in
facred hiftory. :
iv It ia thera attefted, by the reproving
voice of heaven, concerning Eli, that " hi
Ami made themfelvei vile, and here
drained them not."- His cxtiemc indul
gence towaids them feems to have been the
fatal caufe of that horrid profligacy, w hich
iflued in their utter deftruelion :, and Rand
record a 4t folemn warning to alt who
fullain the" parental relation. Tbe fenior
pat of the family of David, feem alf to
have been ruined by the extreme indulgence
of a father whofe talents, in fome icIpeAt,
were incomparable ; who poffefT'd, in a fu
perlative degree, the finer f-eimgs of the
human heart t and yet under peculiar temp,
tatiom, fell into crimes of the bUckeft hue
' which were fucceedtd by the lowed ptoftra
tions of -finaitre jrepentance, tbe cxercifrs
whereof he expaeffed io Unguage the mod
pathetical, the inoft hotnble and con
trite, that, perhaps, ever flowed from the
lips or from the pen of asy man. The
. I.. A -r A MaMJ AWr.liiM mnA A Ann.
th evinced the mott rftcking depravity ;
and the facred penman remarked concerfng
, tbe latttr (the other two moft likely expe
rienccd a fimilar indulgence) rkiit " his fa
ther had not difplayed him at any time, in
faying, why haft thou done f$ i" ' To this
unlimited indulgence of their childhood and
' early youth may he fairly traced the rebcl
1 iou difpofition and anVociou conduft of
fholeyoung men whTch ovcrwheloicd their
father in flood oi aoguifc, and " brought
down hi grey hairs with forrow to the
f rave." ' ., . ' , , '. ,' ,
- . Equally pernicioas, in ita effefts. is the
oppofite extreme. An uareafonable rigour;
in parental government, ha a tendency to
benumb the fatukie of fome children,
while it flimulaVes other to plunge with
greedineil into fcetie of diffiparion, as foon
tt they get free from the domeftic yoke.
Wwwim clcgymaa of;rcfpectable ta
leal and itreproachiblc oorals. At cue.
sbt tn vice, .and feariag that Kit children
anight be infected with the pollutions of
licentious age, he kept them, as tnnch as
poffible, from joining their equal even in
the insocent amnfementsof youth. In tbc
mean while, his manners, towards them
were auftere and forbidding, iofomoch that
they were ready to tremble at his prefence.
It has been frequently toaaarked, ; that,
whenever Severn enterceS a' room where
hi children were fitting, they were inftaBt
Iv ftrutk mute, and would rife up altoge
ther and leave tbe mom, or elfc ftcal out ot
it, one nfter another. This rigid difcipline
had tffas direftly contrary to the mtea
tions and expectations of the pious father j
for his fons, who were naturally Ipngnuy
and aftive, tfoon as they had obtained inat
liberty for which they had long panted, be
came the mod wild and euuipatea young
men in the place. ,-J'
ris a welthy farmer ; and dreading
above all things, left hi fona fhould become
fpendthrtfis, he has always been cartful to
hedge fq their pah with thora. t The pn
riod of4heir early youth, deprived-! -arcll
of tbe neceflarv allowance of recreation, as
of any confiderable degree of fchool inftrac
tion, wt confumed tn inceilent toils, wncn
ther erew up and married their father
planted them aronn4.imtJjJttbjeAtj
them to the right rem ot parental govern
ment, rtd with a watchful eye directed and
managed the whole fitheir , ronccm.
Wilt vou n'ant a few pea, to day. for
lumaer erceos i" faid the wife of ode of
his fons to ber hufband. who then' thirty
reartofaee. ." I will go' replied the do
titul fon, and confult my father upon it. '
The fons of thtaover cateful fat htr may ne
ver be fpendthrifts ; but they will always be
thildrcn.
Between the aforementioned extremes in
family coveroment there is a Gtldtn Mtan
and haDov are thofe who find it. Jn this
number are Patrtchii and bit wife hudta
Rcfptftable in their behaviour at homi,
well as abroad, they have obtained the Ipon,
taneou refbect'of their family. I be hrr
irflen they taught their children, was obe
dience to their authority. I5y caie ful y
checking and cropping the fir ft buddings
of chttinacy, they cafily moulded them to
the habits of fubmiffion and order. By
notitinsr and encouraeiae in tbcm " what
foever things arc vinuou and lovely," thty
excited in their miods a Rtongdeiite 'o ex
cel. i-Their precepts being nirorsnly en
oredbr a correfpondent example, are re
fpeAfully received and cherifhed, and be
came writttn, at it were on the heart."
While thry are Careful to habituate tliei
children to fpend their time induftrioufly
and ufefullr ther never deny them innocen
and feafooable amufemcnt j and, iu the
mean timeare at pain to convince thern
that the reftraiutt and prohibitions, which
they lay upon them, are tiecciiary and kina
iy intended, and conducive to their belt
intereft. They-nak.: nd difplay of paren
tial authoriry. N terrific rod was ever
hung up io their hnufe Ptitracivi i not
feen ftotming with rage, and breathing
out threading," and vtrgeance. Eudotia
feldemt fcolds or frets iind ' fhe, asfrUiom.
i difobcyed. The uthorkyjs(hkh--hey
exercife over ihir children, il fo hipp?!y
blended with mildnefs, courtefy and aifi
hility, that, ' the yoke is eafy and tbe bui
den is light." With a mild voica, they
fay to their children, " Go," and they go.
" Come," and they come ; do this," and
they do it. And this prompt obedience
fpriugA more from affection ; hatt trOm fear i
it is the finccre homage ol mingled rtfped
and love. . 45ENEX.
OOO JfCOOOO
DAVID RUTH,
Carriage Windsor-Chair
Maker,
T ESPECTFULLY informs" the Pub
X lie, that he has fettled in the City of
Ralcigh.wherejic tames on the above bu
finela, and folicitt the favouit of ihVpubl c,
which will be gtateful'y teceived, jand exe
coted in fuch manner as fie hopes will give
fatisfadioa.
Two Apprentices will be taken to
learn the above budntft. Odtber 25.
N OTIC E.
AT a Court Of Pleas anal Qiarter-Srfli-oni,
heW for the County of Franklin,
on the fecond Monday of Septeov er, 1802,
the Subfcubert qualified as Executorf to the
laft Will and Teftanient of Wtl&am Jifrtyt,
dec they requcft all perfons having claims
againft lata cflate to bring thom forward pro
peily atitbenticated in the time tequtred by
law or they will be barred of a recovery ; ft
all perfons indebted are rcqucfleJ to make
peymeat immediately. '
SIMON G. JEFFREYS, ,7 r ,
ROBERT N. JEFFREYS,! rt'
WANTED,
FROM 300 to 750 acres of good laosl,
lying within fix or ftven tniles of this
City, for which a. generous price will be
givenapply to the PRINTERS.
For Sale at this Office- i
price three dollars ;
DUTY anV OFFICE
'of
JUSTICES ot PEACE,
AND OS
Sheriffs. Coroners. Conftables. &c
According to the. Laws of the State of
North Carolina. .
, TO WHICU IS ApDIU
AN APPEND FX.'
Containing the Aft directing the Mode of
recovering Debts ot twenty Pounds and
"under 1 the Declaration of Rights and
Conflitution of this State 5 the
Conflit jtion of the United States,
. with the Amendments thereto ; '
and an Abftracl from the aft
of Congrefj, laying Du.
ties on (lamped Vellum,
Parchment and Pa-
Tooif uti w ith
A Collection of the moft vefal Pa sea
Dtmi.
Bv TOHN HAYWOOD. Efia. lato one of
the Judges of the Superior Courts of Law
., . and. x.quy
This work is'topiotiilv detailed undo the following
heads j Acceikorv, Accomplices. Adiourument.'A-
djliety, Att"ry, Apal, Apieniicet; Armed Go
ing, Arrest,' Assault incl Baueiv, Assrmbiy, At
tachment, Att.rney, Bail, Batiatry, Bastardy; Bat-
erv, tuwdv -bouses. xMiiaviour, Bmeiniv, Bla p!e-
my, JKoats, Canoes, 4tt. Beudi, , Bo - k., Bribery
Bridte Buzery, Burials, Bu Elary, Butnipg, BuV'
ng of liilen, Cattle, Hones, etc. Certiorari, Chai-
jenge, Champe.iyr"X'heai7Xaui?nV'Clergy','''CterV
Com; Commitiarnt, Cmmm Law, Conlession,
ConiurlKijn, C nspirary, Ceinta'&le Con, ic ion, Corn
Coroner, Cou ueifti injj. Counties, C umy, Courts
Criminals, Debt, and iwb r, Deer, Dew nuns, Uis
tress, Drunkenness, Elections, k.cajws, Es.Tays, tvi
deuce, Examination, txioriio :, l;ee, Vea.t Covert
feloiy, Fen ics, Fences, rire-huiHing, Forcible tn.
try, Ice. Fore-tolling, For.citure, F rcerv, F.iniea.
or, Freeman, Free NegroeJ. Gaming, Goal , i.i.
olants, liuroian and Wart Hignways, . hog-urai.
inr, Homicue, Horses, H .'and Crv, Hun nig, In
diciment, I.tlants, Inlorrnation, Insolvent Debtors
l.iSj ecci .n of Tobacco, Jurun, Justice, of the Peace
Lands, Larceny, Law, Lewdness, Libel, Lord
Day, Luna ics, Maiini ,g, Marriages, Marriage Con.
t'acs, Members of Assembly, Mill and Mi!le
Majuri.yt Maintenance, Man laufnter, Ma. in
Mi-advcniure, Miitiemeanoi, Misprison ot Fel ny
O' Treason, Minimus, M ney Murder, Mu e
isightwaikers, Hm comers, N.isancr, Oaths, Jriti
aanes, Oro'.an, Overseers ot he I'oor, of Roads
Pa don, Peace, Perjury and Suhoraina.io;!, Pen nai
ini; Bail, Petty La ceny, Treason, Pi ysicians,
PuS.ocket, Pillory, Pleas' and uar.er Sessions,
Poison, Pelik-amy, Po k Preseniment, Principal,
Prisen and Ptiioner, Prison Breaking, Piocess, Pro-
phectss, Public Worship, CuaKers, tuaiantme,
Xjue, Recognizance, See F.nes, Recoidari, . Rent,
Re cue, Restitution :f stolen CooUs, Riot, Rout, &c.
i'i,euand Creeks, Roads, Robbery, Rout, Runa
ways,- Sabba.h, Sacrilege, 5cnoolmaster, bea na
Sea. ch-War ant, Seil-Ueience. Self--;urder, Ser
vant-, Sessions, Sheriff, Slander, 3laves. Soldiers,
StahWng, Stwcks, Stolen Goods, Strays, Subordination,
Sanday-, Sureties, Surety lor the peace, good
behaviour, Surveyor; SuSLicieifi, Swearing and Cuis
ing. Taxes, Tenant, Thft, Thrt.bole, Th-facing,
T.-bacci , Traverse, Treasure iound, Trtupas., Trial
Vag.antSt v ice and Immoral ity, tinned States, U
lawlul A.semuly, Warrant, Wayr Weights and
Measures, Widows, Wile, Witchcral , Women,
Wood'.
To DISTILLERS.
1 M E Subfcribcrs, havinsby pur
chale of Col. Alii : Ameb.oN, of Lam
berton, New Jerfey, become poieffed of the
excIuCve right of rtiikinj;, conlirucling, vdng
and vending to others to ufc in and for the
States of North-Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Keutackey, and TeaneiTee the
Improvement im this Art of Distil
LATioit, invented by and fecuredtothe fd
Col. A. Anderfon, by Patent from the Unit
ed States, for the bijiill'mg ef Spirilt upon a
new principle and on on improved plan of
SliJJi, by meant of a eondenfmg Tub.
They wifh to make fale af the Patent right
far one or more of faid flates, and in failure
of making fuch fale, they will fell the Patent
rights to individuals for one or mote Stills as?
may b required. --
Tht Advantajes of the newbWof
rJiftilling, are, that much lef Fuel is re
quired, and the procefs fo accelerated, that
a Still can with eafe be run off twelve timet
tn twenty jour b$urt
A Still ef 1 io Gallons, with the addi
tion of the Coadcnfing Tuft, and a Still of
54 Gallons of the common Conflraclion fof
Doubling, will produce from 50 to 54 Gal
lons of Spirits per Day ; if employed 300
working Days in the Year, lay at 50 Gallons
per Day, will ptoduce 15,000 Gallons of
opinis. v
A Still on the new Mode will be, in ope
ration a Raleigh, daring the enfuing Seffion
of the General Affembly of North-Carolina,
to ecmmeoce at that place on the 3d Monday
of November next. . ,
Apply in Perfon or by Letter (pojl paid)
to Tohm Hogg, Raleigh, N.. Carolina, or
to Hi-nrt Wattsrs, Hyrneham, near
Wilmington, N. Carolina.
' - Henry Wattcfs.
v : John Hogg, ,
MUlhrtugh, Augujl 37, i8oj. ,
Scheme of Lottery
Nor II.
WTHtaUSBD by Aft of Affemblr.
tor
to
tot other uies of that Inftitution.
. d - j- ' Dollars,
I Prize of 1000 4dUr$ 10oe
1 ditto 500 4 - soo
2 ditto 250 r0e
1 ditto 100 to it the firfl
drawn ticket Vn the I aft day's
Browing , Jao
I ditto
200 tobt theUfl
drawn tUktt 200
,0 aoo
5 75
i 895
20 dim
15 ditto
895 ditto
mlus 14,000
li0Vr " 5 Mia each I4OOa
I be-uramnnt t this -..;
mtnee m the Civ of Rl,;.k ,1. .a j...
7 ' won vtjirjiuay
..... w,,,.., -win ft tid ed as toon
uicr mi 4. 1 acncaoie.
The Prizes hall be paid hy the Treafurtr
w me umver iftatant Urnt nfirr
ing it clofed, with pun8ualii fubjett to
ueuuunrt vf 1UICCI! pCT Cent.
The nutnhers tt the fortunate
he huhUfLtA ft ie f.l 7 . -
jhc tair t " aii-r riztsvimtb Iball not
ire ttePMMitd uitAin ninety days after the
drawing is jinijhed, wilt he eonfidered eu
rtlifiquihed, and held at a Donation to the
Univerfity
TlCKiTS to be had at Five DtllarSy of
the Triftees of one Gentleman or more in
aimofl ever Counts in the State and il.
I , 'it y
riomnioners at Raleigh.
trtm tbe liberal Patronare Jhewn to the
formet Lottery and from a belief that the
preent pojefes advantages to the adventurer.
.mw iU 4nm Q-l - I y, rr s
.,..,,,,., ui jintr, it ommtjytoners
ure inuuera 13 eope ana relieve teat tbe 'i tek
eti of this Lottery will meet with m rt,if
faie.
t--
BFJJJ. WILLIAMS;
Cesnmissioners
jvuti nniwuuu. I
WILLIAM POLK. Lapp"intcsl by
nui 1 1'U 1 ill. I
the Beard at
HENRY SEA WELL, J
Tustees.
Raleigh, June 22, l8o3.
NOTICE.
U-(tyrlMerfipe-rawm
under the firms of "
John Hogg & Co. atHillfborough,
Hore k Adam. Raleioh.
H
Aving craftd and expited on the fir
InflanT by their own liaiitation. ihcfe
'ho flill Hand Indebted to either of the
Firms, will pleafe to nr.ahe payment without
delay ; the death of Mr. Robert Adam
late of Fayctteville,. one of the copartners,
reodefing it indilpenlably nectffary that the
BuCref. of thefe Firma mould he rlofz-it aa
fpeedily an poffible.
I tt Uooka and Papers of the Hilllbo
rough Firm, are in the poiTiffiofl of Jameo
Hogg, jim. fhofeof the Raleigh Firm in the
poiitiiiun ui nnarew naie, wnoare relpect
ively authorifed in the abfence of John
Hogg, to receive ihe debts due to and ge
nerally to fettle the bufiuefs of the refptft.
ive concerns, 1 JJ
JOHN HOGG, for felf and
ARCHIBALD FLEEMINGa
Raleigh, J!ug. 9 Surviving Copartners.
Doctor Henderson,
HAVING juft received from Londotj
and GLfgow, a very large and com
pktr ifToitment of DRUGS and MEDI
CINIlS He offers them tor fale on the?
molt leaforible te,-ms. Medical Practiti
oners and Store keepers, lefidiag in the
Country, may rely upon their orders being
fpeedily and punctually executed.
He has likewife for fale, a variety of the
mod celebrated patant Medicines ; as alfo
a large quantity of well aflorted white glafis
Phials, narrow and wide mouthed glafs and
marble Mortais. Graduated Meafurcs, Pill
Boxes'. Gelly Pot, Lead and Ivory 8f U
4 inges, Pewter and Glafs Funnels, and va-
uoos other Articles ot ohop furniture.
6 fayettevtlle, July 18.
OTj" A r ution will be prefented to the'
next Geneial Anembly; priytog the eftao
lifliment of a Superior Court at the town
Of Smithfield, for a di&fiA to be compefesl
nf the Counties of Wafec. InlraOn Win
and Greene ; of which all persons concern
mt h" 1 f?Fliri I A fair
Blank Deeds
For sale at, this Office ': .
1