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.V HOW TO CHEAT DEATH AND LIVE A LONG TIME. Pster Parley, in bis August Msgaxine, ia n. eonmoclv laiaainr. erea fcr him. From among he had given thea a promise: of living mother cm century, amj joggeq ro in tne old way for fifty year core, and then Death earns sgiin.- He vu bj oo means to polite as ha had former- THE QUAKER'S. DAUGHTER. r- t A STORT OX OLD SALESf. id little. "Come Jan," said he, "you. used roe ill! peets, merit out highest encomiums the readilla Daoer we extract the following, I ly been, for the trick that Schalken had put upon which our yooog readers win peruse wiuj pie- i mm ouecaea nis ojguny, sn.a nun m pnue inn eare, we daabc not ; - - - JAN SCHALKENT5 THREE VISHES. ' - PVTC FAILS. At a staall fishing Tillage in Dutch Flanders, there if still shown the site of a hot, which wae sn object of ranch attention, while it stood, on account of a singular legend that relates to i flrsl inhabitant-re kind-hearted. fellow, who depended upon bis boat for subsistence, and his ern happy disposition for, cheerfulness, daring every hardship and privation. Thus the story goes -c i , One dark and stormy night in winter, as Jan Schalken was sitting with1 his good-natured wife by the fire, he was awakened from a transient doze by a knocking at the door of hie hut. He started op, drew baek the bolt, and a etranger 'Pi. a eat! Af U mai 1 fitt ta i II atrs1 hMalil a blot on the historic pages of New England, ild toe lifted veil discloses a jury or religious imoi y- anee, and a v lolence f persecution, which daffiy sums tne character oi inose wno, in oioer rw. e stared. lie was a tall man: but little could be distinguished either of hie face or figure, as he wore a large dark cloak, -which be bad con- triTed to pull orer his bead, after the fashion of J a cowL I am a poor traveller, said the stran ger, " and want a night's lodging; willyoa grant it tome! fcAy, to be sure," replied Schal. ken ; but I am afraid your cheer will be sorry. Had yoa come sooner, you might have fared bet ter. Sit down and eat what is ten." The tra Teller took him at his word, and in a the other day, (Death thinks but little of fifty years,) and I am now determined to lose no time; cornel '. '" ' '-v- "i-v-"-: vV- Jan was sitting at his little .table; busily em. ployed in writing,' when Death entered. He raised his head sorrowfully, and the pen trem bled in his band as he tbos addressed him : M I confess that my former conduct towards yoa me rits blame ; but j hare done wUb such knaveries now, and have learned to know that life is" of lit- tie worth, and that I have seen enough of it. Still, before I quit this world, I should like to do all the good 1 can ; and was engaged, when you arrived, in making a will, that a, poor lad, who has always been kind to tne, may receive this but and my boat. Suffer me to finish what I have began, and I shall cheerfully follow wherever you may lead. Pray sit down, and in a few minutes my task will be ended."' Death, thus appealed to, could resist no ' long er, and seated himself in a chair, from which he found it as difficult to rise as he had formerly done to descend the pear tree. . His liberation was bought at the expense of an additional fifty "It was daringtlie popular fury in New Efc- . - . . . r . ' land against tne viuasers, tnai the oceurerae wmcn x sm aooui io reniie iook pi ace. lieioi a small, unpainted house in Salem, on aheautul summer evening, sat an eld man and a fair fin, his daughter. Their faces but illy concealedle anxiety of their hearts, and a listener might e( )i- iy nave seen mat ineir leanui loreoouings vfyjo not enfouhded.' -.".'--.. -i :;S. -yen iy," said the old man alter a pause in lie conversation, during whirhhe bad appeared tf he engaged in inward prayer Verily the hand "of persecution is heavy upon us. Sorely it waa-'be fear of the tender mercies of the wicked in fis place, that caused my own wife Rebecca, tot go uuwa io. uib grave, ers yet me grass-aopper.f aa become a burden as it has to me. And now, prjor William, what will become or him t Twice he has suflered the cruel sentence of an unrighfe'ius -" And deliverance was net fa'ofE '' she roe from her knees a light tapst the wir" v-"rfest-ed her attention. .. A Voice that she . . knew,' pronounced her name. She flew to the spot, and s joyous kiss through the iron bars, showed xhat ehe well knew who was there. : . v C . s But her happiness vanished when she thought ef their mutual danger. She gently, reproached ber lover for exposing- himself to so great risk, and earnestly entreated him tar leave her to her fate and save himself. But William Hoarsely would listen to nonsuch, counsel Having heard of their situation, he -had hastened to their assis tance and arriving near the house was a witoesf to the capture of his betrothed. J He delayed only ' M .-,W long enough to provide himself wan some neces TRAGEDY IN FRANCE. ; jAn erent. Jhas jusl occurred iaa small tdwn in the department of the Tarnwhtcli has atrock the whole population with horror. and carried mourning and desolation into an i ami able fainily. 5 M r. , who was married about three years since to a young and charm- ingiwile3rhone liay twer children; had become jealous of :ohe of his most intimate friends ; Ibis friend had, however, as be sup posed,' succeeded in removing these suspi cions from the mind of Mr. ' ' " partly by his strong expressions of abhorrence of the baseness and treachery imputed to him, and I! ATI! OF Mtss VIRGINIA 8C0TT C r KAJ. CXJI. WlinrL& acbrr. n . . irthday, quietly in their bed, in the little village, where short time afterwards retired to his humble sleep- lived long enough to bo considered the years; at the end of which period, and exactly bo imagined, when it is remembered that tftce on their birthday, Jan Schalken and'his wife died f th? rcider1 J?1 7. informed, hjflie men ucvit jjuuitcijr wiujipcu iur .venturing wif .in bis be laved or perish in the attempt 5- Animated by Jove, bet worked with a zeal to which the presence of the Quakeress added not a litttle." 1 And in two hours their united efforts had removed enough of the hars to enable Wil liam to draw her through the opening. It is need less to say that the hopes of the bloodthirsty were disappointed ; and that the lovers escaped free." ? w Their found the old Quaker so far recovered law for visiting you, my daughter. I pray lod LShat with great exertions, they- were enabled to- that he may not have the temerity to return.'? Remove him to a place ef comparative safety, - a A mm m - 'L- m m . . - Ainen," .wiui ouncned cneeKs and leanui bout three miles distant, when a short time aftei eyra ejaculated the maidon. iter anxious atfti- j they removed to one of the extreme frontier towns tuue her clasped -bands, all told a deep aOic- j irv New Hampshire, where the usual consuma. lion. To William: Hoarsely had her you tfctul 1 lion to such romances took place : ' and one of wnn oeen pngiueo, wniie yei ene was in nera- jheir descendants, from whom last summer, I ob tive England, and the extent of his affection 03a j J iained the heads of this true story, is now living on the banks of tho Wiompiseogee. resident of the town. Thus the clouds which began to gather round the-unhappy - seemed tos be - dissipafed and, nothing an ; nounced the storm which to - burst iri blood and horror over him and all within his sphere. i'-rJt'-' v f Mr. became suddenly again gloomy and morose ; bis friends (and they were nu merous from his many excellent qualities,) perceired the change with regret, and anxie ty f some of them begged iiim to make them the sharers of his griefs, but his aiiswers, at first evasive,; soon became. threatening and ON THE p i ; DAUOHTta C T UJ. OKI. WlffriZLD SCOTT, 0. s. 4. . 'She's gene with summer's fadinr flowen. , -;j . The beautiful haJUd! , With hearts of hitter anguish, we . Hate laid her with the dead. . ; , We saw the rose's softest tint -Fade from her lovely cheek, - - And while the cluster'd there, We Watched her spirit meek. Submissively she bowed to Heaves Melhiuks I bear her say: " Oh, ask me not te linger here, -. While angels call swaj rrv - - Her spirit sought a belter world- Borne on a seraph's wings ; - ' ' Bhe trUla aa angel's harp of. goldV ' ' i And strikes its heavenly strings. " ' The moBic of that Wisrfol sphere, V. "Should sbothe each tnurm'ring at'eh t ! - f. Wd .ot brin2 ber back to eartlU " ,WeH seek her in the sky. ' -i when at Tening' penwve hmr 1 . The TesDer hvmn i knri Thoughts, that are dear to memory. Shall in our hearts be stirrL Upon ber fresh and earlvirrav 1. f Well strew the brightest flowers And, though the Uaret may wither'there. ' The fragrru$ ttill Hour. 1 J; ,v ; ..'v v, .... J w f Washwgtom, Augnst 30, 1845. ' ' COME TO THE SOUTH. BY A.rS. HECK.'Esa.. o ixig.place. Ia the morning, as ha was about to depart, be advanced towards Schalken, and giv ing him his hand, thus addressed him : It is need less for my good friend to know' who I am; hot of this be assured, that I can and will be grateful ; for when the rich and powerful turned me last night from their inhospitable gates, you welcomed me as man should welcome man, and looked wiih an eye of pity upon he desolate traveller in the storm. I grant you three w isbes. Be they what they may, those wishes shall be . gratified.w - " . f Now Schalken certainly did not put much faith in these promises, hut still be thought it the safest plan to maks trial of them, and ac cordingly began to consider how he should fix his wishes. Jan was a man who had few or no ambitious views, and was contented with the way of life ia which be had been brought sp in fact, he was so well satisfied with his situa tion, that be had not the least inclination to lose a single day of bis laborious existence ; but on the contrary, had a very sincere wish to add a few . years to those which he was destined to lire. This gave rise to .wish the first: "Let my wife and myself live fifty years longer than nature had designed. " It shall be done, cried the stranger. . j Whilst Schalken was puzzling his brains for a second wish, he bethought him that a pear tree, which was io Jus little garden, had been frequently despoiled of fcs fruit, to the no small detriment of the said tree, and grievous disap pointment of its owner. " For my second wish, grant that whoever climbs my pear-tree shall not have power to leave it until my permission be given." Tms was also assented to. Now Schalken was a' sober man, and liked to sit down and chat with his wife of an evening ; but she was a bustling body, and often jumped up in the midst of a conversation, that she had only heard ten or twelve times, to scrub the ta ble or set their clay platters in order.' Nothing dietnrbed liim so much aa this, and he was de termined possible, to prevent a recurrence of - the nuisance. With this object in view, he ap. preached close to the stranger, and, in a low whisper, told him his third and last wish : that whoever sat io a pert ic alar chair in his hut should not be able to move out of it, until it should please turn so to order. - The wish was agreed to by the traveller, who, after many greetings, departed on his way., , 1 ears pttna on, and Schalkens last two wishes father and mother of all the inhabitants. From the Sooth Carolinian, Aug. 21. MESMERISM AMONG SNAKES. ' Pouakli, S. Q, July 31, 1843. C6L A. Q. Summer: Dear Sir On Monday the 28tb inst, as I was returning' from dinner, the precinct of that town from which he had bJen baniohed. The penally for the third offenceff as death, and yet in spite of the danger, had he j. br ed week aPer week to visit her whom he ld-jed,' WOMAN AND APPROBATION. Woman was not made to live alone any more than man; and the absence of the nat ural assistant of the gentle sex was felt in strange to such a degree, that they began to 2t.!S!Ir ?1th-w)e-1 autifu' snsDPCt inwnifV and nmmnnl,. I0JS,U. SZ1 fthe rii of I woere me say ever shtues with a nation . , And the flowers spread their treasures of crimson .'n ." snow; . - v uq and her affectionate remonstrances, -only served rwafs separate from protect ion and support. to heighten his passion for one who, in her eWe jAll the actions of a woman, wfietherof useful industry or of ornament, are subject to the approval and pleasure of the other sex. To descend to the humblest form of this feeling: suspect insanity, and communicated their Z :Jl!of !. susnic ions to th familv. I?.V;r n.i.,,.1. aj k. a -. 'rTJ e 6' j ; J asv M ly alarmed at these eccentricities, had alrea dy several t imes proposed to him to call in a physician ; but he rejected these proposals, and her in general so kind.so affectionate, so !- - - I - " w v uivuu bails auu )J caressing, even repulsed his gentle com pan. And the best gifts of Eden unshadowed remain aloBg -'it" woicr., wiu inceru And gay hirds are glancing io beauty and son? Where snmmer smiles ever, o'er mountain and plaJD. for another, thought not of herself. Long and anxiously did the father and daif j;h-t ter converse about Uieir future prospects. ey couio not suppose that known as they were t be about 2 P. M to my school, about 3 miles west Quaker. th C,.W lnn. iiv nnmnWt lk.,f lTery 0,16 Knows mat, when a fair lass has of Pomaria, I heard a noise near the road, and I there was in the breast of each a carefully 'r. 1 rraveJ her3e" ,n oer new gown and ribbons, on examination found it proceeded from a large wbed hope that their perfectly harmless and 411 i-anJ hneryput on for the first time, altho' black snake,, commonly called a coach whip, about 9 feel long, which had a half grown rab bit by the head, and was in the act of swallow, ing it. Upon my approaching the snake, it dis engaged itself from the rabbit and glided of I picked up, a stone, and the snake stopping at the distance of forty yards from where I first discovered it, I killed it with a single blow As soon as I struck the snake, on looking back et life might at least, avert for a time the sfrra I the admiration . of her female acquaintance wmcn iney ten to he gathering. , may give a degree of pleasure, the applause But these hopes were vain. As the two ase or compliment of one man is more valued to retreat to their dwelling from the nighlair-'fhd than r . ... and the tread of heavy feet Shortly a pari? of rough, lU-tavorcd men supped at the door of tneir humble house,and freely entered and seatedftbem- selves wkhin, began to pass the usual roughest which the presence of unprotected beauty civil J reeling, modified by circumstances, runs through the whole sex, and is part of the na ture of human beings, implanted in the heart by the divirre artificer, to produce the most delicious fruit that crows in the warden of I found the rabbit coming up, and it stopped a,wJ excile ia the minds of the bruUl anogjp! life. Women, by themselves, require little to De comtortau.ie ; they can live without noise and without form ; neither in beauty of ra uneii 1 nor in aeucacy 01 loou can they be happy, so long as they hate it to themselves alone. Tbey reauire to please the other mx before they can please themselves. A knot I calumnies. During all this time Mr. of old maids may, to be sure, be bitterly was- becoming daily more reserved "and merry over, their tea and scandal, and des gloomy and had been beard, to utter words pise the men with profound disdain ; but f dark and sinister irapdrt-suddehly a there is something unnatural in that enjoy- long- cry , of horror resounds through the menl: nor does anybody suppose that the re- town, crowds of people are seen- hurrying you're here at six o'clock to-morrow mdrnini. b lapcctable spinsters heart abounds with such f 'wards , tne wood, every - mouth is filled immediately at the dead snake's head.' I then moved the snake, and the rabbit still pursued ir, and I left it. About 6 P. M, I returned to the place, to-, gether with all my pupils, and the rabbit re mained ia the identical position in which I had left it. My son moved it again, but it" i mine -diately returned to its post at the snake's bead, and we left it a second time, still charmed by the continuing spells of the dead serpent. ! I re turned to the spot the next morning, but could find no trace of the rabbit Now,' tan any one tell what secret power lies hidden in the organ ization of a serpent whch caused this incident! It is wondrous strange, and well might puzzle more learned beads than mine. , If the above pes resses any interest, it is at your service for pub licaiion. I am, very faithfully, yours, , - Geo. M. Fclxzr. feeling. The visit filled the beautiful Quakeress tith undisguised alarm : she was wholly UDDroteAted. 1 for her father appeared stupefied by the bt frrc unheard of liberties with his property and' laid not a word ; but by the occasional flash of hifjeye at some new outrage, it was easy to see' that in his younger dare, a much smaller injury W. Mi Id have called forth something besides angry oka. The object of their coming was soon made foan ! ifest. The town cant allow you, old fe&rr saiu me leauer or uie gang, - io cumoer tnis ana any longer. So stir your stumps and beofl.f' ;If ion with harshness. - At last this mndnrt was carried so far that after consultations with her father, tlje lady determined to send to Paris for a celebrated physician,'and the friend who had been the first object of Mr. 's jealousy undertook the mission. Io the meantime the .poor young wife, again, likely to become a mother, -supported with resignation those - thousand indescribable nothings, which, combined, go to form such a mass of suffering for a woman so loving, and heretofore so, fondly loved, and she waited wjth ill concealed impatieoqe for the arrival of. the doctor. ? ? f : . , When she presumed that the traveller must be near, at hand, she went two or three times a Jay to the woodman's hut, situated in a small wood at a short distance from the town, where it had been settled she was to meet them, never suspecting that by this innocent proceeding, ibe was fixing in ner Oh, come to the South. The shrine of the sun, And dwell in its bowers, Sweet, beautiful one. Oh! come to the South, and I'll build thee a home Where winter shall never intrusively come, ' The queen Jike catalpa, tKe myrtle and pine, The gold-fruited orange, the ruby-gemmed vine, Shall, bloom round thy dwelling, and shade thee it i j - noon, While birds of all music keep amorous tune : By the rush of plad fatmtin. w- ;n M-i ... . . trouble to vex as, no sorrow to grieve ! un, come to the South, ; The shrine of the sun. rAnd dwell in Hs bowers, - : weet, beautiful-one 1 Oh 1 come to the South, 'tis th home- of the heart ; I No sky like its own, ean deep passion impart ; f husband s mtnd the roost atrocious The Plow of tts summer m foil in K- - n - mw avui, And love keepeth ever his fervent control ! Oh, here would thy beauty most brilliantly beam, And thy life pass away, like some delicate dream ! Each wish of thy heart should realed be. And this beautiful land seem like an Eden to thee ! .l hen come to the South, The shrine of the snn. And dwell in its bowers, . - Sweet, beautiful one ! ii lain laud I. '.OA- ..II " W liVICl JWm u I obey," said the old man But as for this little sparrow, ruman, u sue can lancv me. she shall zo and live with me What say you my dear V cooked bis supper and how pretty she' looks in ner neat dress, it matters not whether ANECDOTE OF COM. DECATUR. Thefollowing good anecdote of the gallant Decatur, is related io the September number of the United States Nautical Magazine : "Before the war. Captain Carden and the Macedonian were at Norfolk, Decatur was there, and a warm intimacy soon joined in friendship two kindred ' hearts. While discussing naval affairs one day, Carden said, 'Decatur, your ships w good enough, and you are a clever set of fellows ; but what practice have you had in war 7 mere s the rulv. One of these days we will pro bably have a brush together, and if I catch your ship at sea, I will knock her into a cocked hat. The girl replied with an indignant restufe. ' : ,n Der neal dress' hAh 1 I know how the wind lies. I've &een J tne husband be the master of a palace, or the that Hoarsely around here before now ; but&iark ye, you -know his fate as well as 1 do, if hcen. tures into these parts again; So warn him for I am on the look out" i . ; I l ' The distress and alarm depicted on theirl' occupycr of. a horel whether his days be spent in the sports of the field, or the drudg. ery of a profession, or the labor of a farm; the pleasure of the wife, and the object of her labor, is to have a tahle spread,, and to see that he enjoys the delicacies or necess aries which she has provided for him r wheth er the provision he merely a piece of bread murdered in a paroxism of madness, and. afterwaras committed suicide. The next day it became public (hat; before expiring, jr. r- naa maae tne louowinp: statement i countenance was so evident that the poor f j!ow stopped, and after reiterating his injunctions to the old man, the band took a welcome Iearl The Lord's will be done," said the Oiaker' after a short pause, let us obey those whihave J and ctreese on a pine table, or rich soup, su the i power." ,S - ;j perb joints, and exqujsite wines, lai(f put in n. snort urae was consumea ia msKing f ;epa. rations for tbeir departure, but ere their arrange ments could be completed, the old man was strick en .'down with a burning fever. The unisual 'IN FAVOR OP MARRIAGE. .: Powers the Sculptor, writing to a friend of what some people call the folly of marrying with. to support a family, exprewei fears when he found himself ia but, be adds with characteristic you the truth, however, t&e fatnUw and the poverty have done more to npport me, inant lhave to support them. They have com. pelled me to make exertions that I hardly thought myself capable of, and often, when on the ere of despairing, they have forced roe, like a coward io a corner, to fight like a hero, not,for myself, but my wire and little ones. L have now as much work to do as I can execute, unless I ran find had keen folly gratified, by often detaimng thieves Stephen.' Will you says Decatur ; ! will bet in his tree, and hi wife en her chair. The time ' was approaching when the promise of longevity would be falsified, or be made "manifest. It hap pened that the birthday of the fisherman and of his wife was the same.. Tbey were sitting to gether on the evening of the dy that mads him seventy-aiae, and Mietje seventy-three years of sge, when the moon, that was shining through the window of toe but, seemed suddenly do be extinguished, and an unnatural calmness was spread over the ocean, although the aky appeared to be mastered by the winds, they were heavlog coward by their mighty waves of clouds. Birds dropped dead from the boughs, and the folia e of the trees turned to a pale red. - , AH seemed to prognosticate the approach of Death, and in a few minutes afterwards, sure enough, he came. He was, however, very dif- - i .i . . i , .... .i lercui irow aui uju toe wonny coo p ia oad Heard gallantly B wocica oi aim. ue was certainjy. rather thin, other's shoulder, ana nad very owe color; be was well dressed, and his deportment was that of a' gentleman. Bowing very politely to the ancient pair, he told them he merely came to give notice, that by right they should nave belonged to him this day ; but a, fifty years respite was granted, and when that period had expired, be should visit them again. Hs then walked away, and the moon and the wa ters regained their natural appearance For the next fifty years, every thing passed on quietly as before ; but as the time drew near for the ap pointed advent of Death, Jan became thoughtful, and he felt no pleasure at the idea of the antici pated visit. 7. j - ;,. ".. - . , The day arrived and Death came, preceded oy us same Horrors as on a former occasion. you a hat on it' The bet was agreed on, and the conversation changed. . But a few. months elapsed ere the war that had been threatening commenced, and the two captains, by some singular coincidence, met The result of the action is known. CapL Carden; on going on board of the U. States, was received by a lieutenant at the gangway, to whom he tendered his sword. Not to me, sir said the officer, 'but to pie Captain And where is the Captain V said the embarrassed Englishman. Mle is stand ing aft there; that is'the gentleman, sir, in a tarpaulin hat and round jacket ' 44 Carden went aft, and his feelings on. meet, ing, under, such circumstances, bis old friend, may be imagined. As he offered his sword to Decatur, that officer said, No, Carden, I never take the sword excitement had beeo too much for him, am has. tened a disease, the symptoms of which 14 had felt for two or three days'. , ?-'f For some minutes after the'truth brokej)pon the mind of the daughter, she remained stuiefied not knowing whither to torn. All their Quaker friends, fand they had no others) had' deserted the place. -Her lover, sbe knew would flyfp her assistance, if he could but be madeacqunted with her situation, but his presence wourit but increase her. anxiety ; and in any case, shekuew not where to find hitn. t ' 'W ' ' But her strong mind soon discovered 'trot only course in ber almost hopeless situation. The house the was aware, would be sacked & the morning, and if she was discovered, notWriytould save her from public disgrace.'1 FpodadJiedf cine, too, must be obtained for her father, a" id the only way to get it was to leave him, returitarat night .. -t - .t;- To a little 1 ruined outhouse at some dv4an from their dwelling, she carried a bed. an $ ha. ... V - . . ' VI T the. magnificent dining room, fhe feeling of tne woman reiauve to man are the same.- So says a beautiful, widow ef our acquain tance. - r ;: A NORTH ; C ARO LIN A GERRYMANDER. - If any of our readers wish to see what kind of a beast a Locofoco gerrymander ist e them take the map of the Old North State' and note the formation of the Congressional Districts. ; fThey win inere see at once how all sorts of shapes, expansions, contractions, sudden turns; and length ened lines can be marked out to suit particular purposes, and I State of North majority, of the Representatives to ? Congress. Ta'ie the kit h Congressional District, for example, .with the t vote it gave -at the late Presidential election, as follows : ' . : That, for a month past,, be, had been con stantly receiving anony mous letters warning . I . L - . "... . . iiitu ma mis wiiepeirayea mim ;i mat at first he attached no credit to them i - but that having, observed the frequent resort of some more assistance in tho marble; and I hare his wife, to the wood, after the departure of prpet of further Commissions ; Ilia fritru irliih li nnm lti..n in -The) tfUth SS ' tXTTV,RMfiA laTinVA' Uv tha irifttX .w w nun ubg at, ii iblic WCf - r . w v j w nvt only pretended, bis suspicions returned and sculptor is like a similar remark ws heard made be determined to watch her. and at last' not long since by a re o tie man' of Boston, myi when he saw bis jriend . arrive at the rendezvous aird" rush eagerly towards bis wife, his rage knew ho bound; with a single spring be threw himself between them and stabbed them bqth td.tbe heart, and after wards turned the dagger against himself. . AH thi.s took, place in Jhe sight of the strange physicianJwbose cries alone savedr from his rage, his eldest child and nurse. He had scarcely finished this statement with economy, be said, was like a .timely succor at a failing voice, when a young marit pale and ca 10 aTe him from destruction on 'a perilous uwiui BiiijCTir lusiieu hjio ine room. - lie I ,TVs,v 'Si Mag Iwork conal of th ot 8q Itl the Transcript, who tried matrimony in the sams way, and found afterwards that the loose changj in bis pocket which he had before squandered io jooiisar qoiions, young men s WMmstt he called them, was enough to support a prudent wife, wbv by i welt regulated economy had proved a fortune in herself, add bad saved a snug sum in tnoncr for her once careless husband. : 'A wife to direct a man towards a proper ambition and to a genteel I of a brave man ; you have fought ,nJ T 1 ,P. e "roforWe .PfihIe . , , ? . ' . T . ,wosai she carried the old man thither, and hav s4 nur- f u ; ?JI? h! haDd vh0 sed him untii mrnin "'y left hA?Zt rr, I will take that lat, xnj dear without fearful forebodings. , Nor were hfrl fears UUVt M In transferring to the United States the suite of Capt Carden, a fine hand was included. In the afternoon, when dinner was announced in the cabin, Capt' Carden said to . Decatur, those musicians are very skilful, and I have .always had them on deck while at my dinner 'Very wen, said Decatur, 'we will have them up " The band was ordered on deck to play, and Com. Decatur was asked what air he would like to hear. Let them play Britannia rules the Waves said be, with a sly laugh." . : A Good Rxisox A Locofoco paper, which is endorsed by tM Washington Journal, makes ker's bedside, she felt herself clasped aro$nd the Well, good folks," said be, "you can have no ""towing queer confessions : ; . , . entirely groundless . In tho morning- thtfJiouse was ransacked and stripped of every valui -ble. But uie novel from its mean appearance,-f as not visited, and the ensuing night, having duri ng the uy wanaereo iweniy mues tor food and me-licine, as she dared not to enquire for it nearer, tlie re turned to her father, .whoalthough dangerously ill, appeared to be sleeping quietly.' - 1? , t For more than a week the devoted maidi thos watched by night, the sick bed of her fa'tf&r. ahd she had already begun to look forward to tfs time when he could rise from it, and seek wb her, and one other, whose name she was too molest to breathe, a far off spot in. the wildernessSwaere they might dwell io peace, when one darnight, as she was hastening along the road to th Qua- La.- I J -J "t rf,. T-i.f- j . .. , Anson Davidson . Goilford , '.' TVIontgtjmery Randolph Richmond Stanly KSrt XSiF? 'l i--Thi .V,k,Bad... which i... .CiroUo. ih. Loiofo. obtain l" ttJ""?I'' "nd P'ng 'o e'e T l . of e.nain. Dm1K.i my unhappy passiorr, I was base enoucli to descend to the abject character of an anony. mous calumniator. . Ob pardon me all you who listen to me ; and above all you whom I have so faulty abused, and may, my death exaxnp. u mose wrejenes wno Blade) depends with us altogether on the slynew make a play of anonymoua slander I" . Jfe f tbe lhbg. Take our word for- it, the otole. IpM anrl twin nnthinn mk. kiil in th. . - .. . . i: 7i - i L "... s !- rdraorbn re mot delicioui. We would vm uui.w vuibcu VMC laiy Ciller. ed to take possession of. the gjIty, but they h ad noth i n g before them but j ( h corpses, of the murderers and those of tbeir victim. , r ' :N. Y. Courier de Etat Unit. Clay. 1012 1091; 2130 ; ' 658 1171 ' 803 530 794' I Polk. 481 610 515 . 139 V 313" 117 ?- 48 manufacture, thus comments' unon iissinir. We appeal to the experience of ' all our readen's b know any thing of kissingdom, if he hae not cut right into kissingskilfully dissected the science of the thing: O. Pic. ; . Tne sweetness of kissing (quoth this Yankee Here are seven counties, giving in the aggre gate a Whig majority of 5,172, and a large Whig majority in each. If they were to be found hud died together iq sQme corner, which justified such a concentration of Whig strength, the i enor mity would not be so apparent; but. they are in t MELANCHOLYr j , The Coroner of this Conni'v was ntLl nn the very heart of the State, and are enclosed by I Saturday .evening last, to 'bold an inauest. a line which seems to seek out every Whig I upon the botly of fTbojnas Luke, late of Row- cHumy iB .ioH. neignoorhood- tmt shuns every an. at tne Uotd Hill, who was a Miner, v The objection to accompany me, for assuredly, you have been Wghly privikgeoVand hart lived long aoogh. The old dame wept, and clung feebly to ber husband, as if she feared they were to be divided after they had lived so long and so happi ly togs ther. Poor 8chalken also looked very downcast, and moved, after Death but slowly. . Aa they passed by the garden, be turned to take a last look at it, wheo a. sudden thought struck v him. - lis called to Death aai said, Sir, allow me to propose something to you. Our journey ja a loeig one, awd. ws have no pravlsions. I sm oo infirm. o t wnU .i:v'; j and Uke a stock'c iu beat frirS-- vi .1 caste, particularly of those who aro artiv.WcM,in -n, t " pave oeen runtarougnwose machmea for mak. H tm mj u, u. .are, gat ling young aristocrats." -uraauates or, Colleges are in nearly nine cases out or ten Whig. So natural is it for them to cast their political fortunes with-that party, that we have frequently been snrnri t ths result of our. own observation " of th t while unable to" account for it - As inmAi. ble as it may seem, we never yet have been ac quainted wuh a Presbyterian clergyman who was a Democrat They have been Whio-- ; Versallv I Snd it is wl knnwn that i...t- quite all of the clergymen of that denomination are graauaie ot uoueges. Observation will waist by no very gentle hands, and at tiS same time a voice, not altogether unknown to hnr ears, Locofoco or closely contested county as it would a pestilence they are wanted . to overcome the Whig strength ; in f; the adjoining Districts. -It gives alone a Whig majority nearly equal tobe Xiocofoco majorities in all their Districts in ahe State TWtofgee (Ala.) Republican. . company. Besides, there is great danger m w promiscuous kissing which is indulged iq at par-, ties, f Ten' toTone, if your lips do not at ths ieij moment after they have been revelling in u most ep.Rtafift pninvmnf. rnmfl non ! UDOD i . . JJ r-r - -i i .ml. I ' m!J mil ik.t BAM 9 nnotftll vikpwuiB. vU. umtl,rau iuui uwt jwm m i the taste of the bitters out of your month fori weelr. a No,' no f kissing in public is not the to manage the thim?: it destrovs the reverent i wltb wbichiman delights to wrap the wondrouij sex, and "jione but a bungler will resort to it.l If rvott iwiah to eniova. kiss in a lU riCiDl a kin ttt ohm rtolicatA. airv and yet one that will cause every pulse in your boij to! thrill, with ecstacy, get your little charmer i cried eot,. HiIlowt my darling sparrov what now t i mougni as mucn trom seeing tE) track . In ho "Hcrrt. Frequent mention is made of despatch in loading and repairing Vessels in other of a pretty foot round the. bid place this turning. P01 from which ignorant jpeople are led to supl Going to get what we've left, eh 1 YouSJigbted P that New York is behind the age in this re me, the other day, continued he.1 in i'loe'der' sued, bnt ench ia 'mliKam a- .M fM.t.u- tone, as she commenced a faint etruirirlLs m and. I th frnra r Tinn.iJ - ' i.. -u-.il Ti . .7i" r " rr-, J ww wum, was isaen irouiner Dertn, and, in three hours was raised on the sec tional dock, and ready fori the workmetk In six the little Quakeress was dragged alonjshv the lr,8b men until she was brought tr tK nrh r I of copper havm? be& ant on wlt. nf in tKkj result of their Jpquisition is, that the said Thomas Luke, on the Sunday preceding. Iwing the 24tb;of August, received a blow in the ahnmpn-1 wilh "i flat- fmni T.m. o:uj-: " - . . . . .. . io a corner.' of a sola, neiore a cozt h .CI,r"s lso ' inert' Oi wnica brow he U-L :.L. ..... JLv.-.:.,ru eiM lingered until Saturday evening- following: 7V Zt Z a .aZ in and then died. Porther. that the sid jZ. fle.her htnd. ?nl1 ,n J0wn, and bea Richards bore malice gait ifcei whom 7 W wnaeriy tewara. you, tu - .... ,. rn: 1 "wm I 7 trio if inn r 1 bee IUl" us w wiEU w iiiiure. ana nin ranMs w. ii. . . wna Treu.roMctf!!, A ir-, I ... . . ' . ... aA .jt. .w. .v PT. caieo ana more enligbteoed e citizen miirht be. - -wcmmx uwom ninered a frr nnmU. i r.. . . . .. . wars whi b- efcr. A :u e..7t VZ 'T. cousxs porums, would he be a k, - -mmt f- yWI 'IUkU tl af oo.tr.t tli. fact Ihit . l.rg, mMoritr of E., .L ".Clf ' """WB On prepared forgiving her a public whippiri fa the morning. . -. , vlli-i - It WAS not Until tha ham rrria .1 '' poor girl in the lonely cell, that the full PorTor of f lb wn that can 'do iLN. Y Expre, ner situation struck her. ; Shame and Misgrace mum wuhiu wear in me. way of .ft-r duty. forbear giving ;thef particular ofthii'case, Hiiiuvu mm iiivuaiWB 13 MOW ML 011900: MttQ the whole matter is to undergo . iiul;.! investigation Salitburatchinani -V ;X New Orleans CkmsEsrarrceTft Tt I n.n.i to see, in the "correspondence of the Northern: noney from a mnn flower. There's true kissing 1 New Hi NuSSEiT PHILOSOPHT--Tbe ueraia exclaims : ' , . Aii x.-. ttt that t . . woman, wnai' ara tou wuiyy . .. rx.k c j. ' That origipaj mode dacts a new mtUj workman-lik. mmq Jm ,hort time. SfSJK'f 1 SwKmIi crjhg ying, do you say! Tnatf of closing the little creature ig way of assuaging" inanuIe P es)s crying because keBe5J - -y" wnot rutBU but can: he generally, thewse that any thing m'flere wirieh performed ever, day the week, if required. we findnoutk - If tbia ean be equalled, we should like to know gives; us e Javorabht imrjrinn iKk -..:,I- r ., V - J ML V ieci ow yv: Anlw nlatrtfim,. I... ...... irnnrb S CiO'H wui w uiariuiiiv mt mm HUBLmaucu mm, m m m and his grief is poignant. Did you "Pf'fS botatithe'of the grief which now "Jy, I 1 J i. A mnh for V"0 nw.ro uoBuio, yon wouia sui : . crt J.m. Li Li . L. .,f anil inD'lel IO CI1 NhiiL.. I u7Vt mi ... - -. , " "It . .... .: - iihiJi Mhiswife, Ai tnTiK.K ,Y o-"erirst lime, our experience, ?w puoiiciy wh.pped-it wm t,Uch , i ' . ..p.,uVB i ,, ... - r i 'w limii 'od,-b tohkrorn7u.and tZ .ZT i V"'oco editor ha. been frank enough to fJ081? from the Bin and toa, be diovtred that hm im' KTT "w",?,7m W m. m kll. - - would Jan allow him to leave the Ue until principles and character of his own 'party. iYoriA American. exposure.' The old Quaker loo; what t&u Id be. ; Thb Loooroco CainmaTB ros GovESRoit New? HAaTrsHiBK Hill's Patriot says u We know full well that a manof small preten. sion may be Governor of the State ; a new can. i I oucha corre8DOBde:nt w nntro fr k t.t:u f iTil.i lU. . 7 : ... mu 4MIEI U I WIMIC JJO IL irBUdLlL Vt'f ,L.M : i nemner mrin iiirmtnM .rnr i t. si ... , tT vau h : i : 'Irrm- V ,,. -'r . - vyvwmupvJiie. i iniouies u is over Wlin. X10W WWUi" j-- jM nt 1 lout intelligent writer. who ia a Pmfpfn. in I h hinnMi .nr necolor fi.l of him r I noticing many peculiarities of New nrln. mn I in vn.,. t-f thntwh bi ol a compliment as fine a it m mr!iJ tn that aoir: 1 ia .nmA.k. .1.. !., if he axrA I fuinvviiai VMUIUniUB.l-' I " .J 1 1 i 1 come of himl The forsaken girl felEon her didate U a little the smallest 'msn of his genius knees. Snd lonrr nfl Mm.iT. JM-.k.n..-: r .,,. .... .. ll ti rL . V- - . " ' ; .. iuoiif jur I -uam vefc uuereu. xniS IS SaVinsr a (mi.t oeiiveranct for herself, and health for hil-fathtr. ' deal, conaiderimr it devoted and; benevolent, order, the Sisters of wnanty. So just is this jneed of. oraise that we cannot botpublish a part of it. The,, writer arso all odes in favorable ; terms to umr varun anil delightful watermg-places Picajpnic,, ; y ten straddle in the middle of- the room, a tears wnaninnr'i1a atMatradnwllhisCOUn bis mouth wide open, shouting forth to the broken down and he donUaro who knowi litioni Th of sinj Hirer "Loo by all I doting dy t lent g Edma Morga Mm w Like I Hags I flower been a found : Sroar, of ths and om Union, multitu 0 most c those n who, ha jndgme are hon Judge i and rec ment f weU be hs hast that wi Judge E Masaacl fore nioi The I beat, an Ills disei - golation Mr. Lax '-. Judge at Ilarv tha Jn - Ws V that a f ' the carp tory of I ' 8treet,t . flames Store c lags q t - troysd J Thef ' exertion ' prevent: brook st: '.McEoer' Mr. I Ths los' ".!ocb,i Mr. 1 lIon.r persons ' thsQ: "'if "
The Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
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