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..V. I,-:..'-:.! M , . I, , . ; : ". .- .-.V' - . - V- 'I -it .YJ, I ' : ;i . W; DUNNAVANT. PKI DAY, Suir M Alimi tsar. Volume 111 Number XIX ' 1 Piibtyisif every Friday afternoon, at S Dollars per Annum, parable in Advance Advertisements not exceedins; a sauare, inserted 3 times for $1, and 25 Cents i y ruuojf aiici uuuii, ai o uiiiiai i per milium, payduic in nuou " ; . ; t i - 0ttiAitti for each continuance tetters addressed to the Pu ilisherimust be ,por paidp-Subscribera cannot withdraw their ptronas;e, until arrearages are fully setueu IrRANGE ADVLNTURES. :houh , the following little tale ma apparently carry wfth it miich of thtf r pi iiction yet it all substaii- -ti;4r correct, z& is nut the bare recital B J tilfeits that live actually transoired: but her heart was not there; she had formed an attachment for a young offi cer, poor io'ied, but honorable, .and who she kne would never be recog nized as het suitor by her proud pa- share of beautv and vivacity. .And tents, who viewed wealth as the only snr.h was ('.nbtxiii att arhmeiit that I Ground of distinction in society She climate confers all the rmuirity o womanhood, and more perfectly per haps than at nv othr period, opens the blossom of female beauty. She was es - a' ; i ' ."' teemed as possessing an iincomnion other thana parentaf affection, and t! non hpr.aiT riiinonrfd in town that ho 'Jear the close of List century. Cap 1 was about to lead her to the 'uvmenial jj b. a native of New England,, who alter Cpt. S. w'isat this -.line pre4 in early age was entrusied witn the . paring lo return io- rnew -rngiatio - une and ot a mercantile ivessel, made i day as he -stotl on the wharf on whicu nts vessel was mooreo, a -rniiei was uu in hi hands- by a person who-immfdi-j ately 'disappeared.-, He pe-d -od; found it a-poliie request of at'eudance to dine at. a house in the city, which was particularized in the billed The house and family who occupied it weie to him perfectly unknown,- and so sin gular were all the-circumstances'-. at tending trie invitation, that he, for some: pnmai oyage, to one of tite Wesl India is- ods. Having reached, his destined it, disposed of his cargo, and . made jfie piparatory arrangemeots for his return, one day a he was walking the 'treeu'of the, large and fl ourishing port 'it which his vessel was anchored, he 'observed a wpU dressed female walking near him in the same direction. Her fea tares, though bearin j the evident marks if sorrow. and dejection,, were ! time hesitated, whether it .WotHd he ex-i beautiful. &. her whole aooearance uiv nedient to accent it. Gurinsl'y howe- commonly interesting. Struck with1 ver soon conauered his doubts,? and he her heanty and h'er prepossessing . and' t resolved to aiieod. At the, appointed oimiiea uemeanor. cautaui-o. nouteiv nnur ne arriveo at tne riouse. anu was enquired wheifier khe iuight he walking l utihered i-ito an elgaui apartinent by far in his direction, acquaiuthig her at ;'a ladyf wlv cnlled him by name and in- the same time with the housed of his trodnced herself hv the name. of Miss lodgings, to which lie wa then repair- v NV. asstiring Aim at the same time, that ing. She assured him srie was going the'cause of ihis invitatiop should be drecly ta 'the same house he had men the subject of a future l explanatmn. lioiied. Captain S. then j protfercd his .'Captaiii S. thought he lhad seen the J J' ., service iu cunveyiugabasket of const- cotn.tenance of the Yair entertainer be- t oui Jur cnai to contract a clandestine marriage. , t" The intercourse which followed was soon discovered; her husband was snatched from life by an unex peited casualty ; her incensed, pa rents wmild 'isteo to no extenuation; at ' the best hr trarOsgressioti was tonsidepfed unpardonable, 1 &he wa driven, from home in their resent, ment.-with a limited pecuniary a U I iowace, and told to seek protection where she could find it; she was now thrown on the j world a helpless wanderer, without a friend or; pro tector; she, who never dreamed that the world was made for aught but Albany p;iper.: at present, seems to lead to these results : . . . . j First - That the unhappy Mor : gan was takpn to Newark,, ih C; ; gagged, ;boUnd. and blimNfolded. . , Secnndlv- That he was. there of- fered to the British masons of rhat i ; place, wph a request that they should r et him on board of a British man of war, or taru him overjo Brant the lo'liau chief, ant .a m is in, o be, ex I eciuled with savage cruelty. dred pounds,. The back bone is 16 in ches io dismeter, and the ribs. are 9 feet in length It is. calculated from 'he size of the bones, that the aiiimf, wheri living, m'ist have been about 50 fet io' length.,.20 to 26 feet in width, and a- bjut j0 feet in heisht; and t must rave weighed at Jeast 20 ton - These bones were found near the .Mississippi River in, we. believe, Louisiana, and from the greatest natur :f curiosity that ( ever beheld. 1 This animal iniit h've a taf transcended the ' m.mmoih in size, a$' ' . . t i frhirdivThat1tb,Newadlollu,eniam ' assembled on this - proposition,, and sent tor Urant who came according FourthlyBrant proved himself too much a noble of nature, to have any thing to do with so cowardly, in human, and Wi kvid a transaction. Ihe savage hetodisdained to do that hooting shirt, .hi nn, 6c his i.uh- which ci wardly white monsters ur-. 11,1 -' "n"'"' i : , . vi . rarhffl. almost led one ttii' believe' lit sat to the author of th? Pioneers lor tie inlAvaclinrr nititro rtf 1 thp T'jilHpF thus rebukVd by savage justice and Snaking. Joe inhabited, for nni.y Toi vears. a rude Cabin inthe wild and Leather Slocking Died suddenly on Mond ly week, the 5th ulr in 'he vicini'y of Poiisville,. ,Mounii J'ar bon, Joe Webb, the 'pjtty Pump of she Schuylkill Mountains. Joe. nas ja' hunter His language, hi manners, gen him to do. Fil'lily., Ihe Newark Masons. her and happiness; she came to this I" i . 'm , j 7 'T imnahimify, refused likewise ed in obmy ill that period wh eh t lui w aWe V1 made her a mou.ee nau exr.d.. $jxth'ly The diabolical wretches I and Second Mountains.' remote iVo.h her small; resources; she Avas then , d . cust(M, brnusht him ,he h,bitatlon of lhe resl i,f hs .p.- ies, II J iwn. I Vi wtW ka nine a ron - I J . . . i.i I i i - ' compel teu io jv iu vii 'victim roiiianiic defil f trmed bv the Shrp ny'ess, with, as she thought no other ) altertiative before her but suicide or deruUle size,, which she carried in her . .fore; b it he was unable to call to mind baud She thanked him In a soft and: when, or where, it might have happen- trtmulbus tone of; voice, I and timidly idelivered hun the basket, Capt. S;! look the little hurtlK'u wholly uncon- , Si.ious of what it contained: and little .rtreaniiiig. what to his ("inure life would be the consequences ofihajt action. (la observed Imwever as he look I the b ts ketvlhat there was singular liesn a tion'itj her matT ier, X, hai her cheeks wererinisouett with a deep blush; Ifnt . iinjiiing il to no other came ilian that of ufiaiden timidity, he 'walked 00 in si , lence, ; The lady soiiu '.reji'iiarked tliat she must inke a call at the house then at h nd, for a ft w moment, and if he would convey tlie basket ti Wts lodg ings, she would soon chafge of it hersell ; and ' '(anxious lookf on Caotaio -S. and his ed; and the hour which succeeded, was spent in lively 'onversation on the leadj tog topics of the day, but bro' nothing with it to assist his memory Or; allay his cuiiosity;;and yet it bvought along witlK it ah increased grutificatioo, a pleasing! interest whicn he had never hlor ex perienced. A hppy dream of uncer tainty, if ihe expression be allowed. were tloating over bjs mind, nd en"sa- tirn wfr. awakened in 'hls bosom. bick as far as the Fort or Niagara i There f.e lived and there he di-d Ithere n.utdered him in t old blood; Though rough in his language, and un ci ting hi throat from ear Wear! couth ,n his exterior, heossessed ,,.. y Ji.- .'i . . ,1'k-...;.. . "I 1116 111 1 1 K ui iiuiiixil mihiii"j, 111 ;n cuinnir out ips tongue, u, ,. uu.. rnmnnsilmit,.ana wiM he lr it in the., sand, atid concludrn the r , , hellish rites by sinking his body in th- lake.t1' ' .. .... . 1 ..' -. . ' - lhe intimation that these dreaa full outrages i 01 curred. under, the sanction ami authority of the Grand hapter of New-York is perempto rily denied we dope, for. the honor of human nature; and the reputation ol the society, ttuly denied. ; Peregrine Maitlan.d, Lieut. Sir he thereto lake ',!.. ' ... inrowtng an awakened I which he was conscious he had before on some occasion or oinerJH" a,,u "Bj knew tlat the these sensiioos hiadj been luoov ones, vet his meiiibry was, - - r 1 x - - ' unable to identify them. Dinner was announced, and he was soon seated at a table loaded with all the delicacies that the climat afforded, huhatiojs says, accortling to a cam ,yety gm .1 proiecteu. nuM icatioo from the Governor of N. ,h another, Mr, replied, she 4, -is supposed o be forcibly de ,s bv no means u.rateful o , part of the provinbe. ' ch4cflVshe iininediatpJy disappeared. j served up with the utmost taste and riaora.in S. then oroceeded to his hoard ; veleeatice. Tlie hour of dinner was past house.'and deuosited the basket in I with the same pleasure on the pait of The interest t oncemiug Morgan's c .J ' . . i. '.'.' ...I, l .1 ..,..... late i ncreases wiui .iue uijsicij v i tentiing it. the hall. He seated himself at the din ner table, and jovially related his ad venture with the . fair unknown. His host, better acquainted wi h the ni nv ners of the town, and the impositions which had scmetinies. ben played iff on strangers, smiled and rallied him on the possibility ohis haskej containing something more than a deqd weight, a t be had huitiurously ' termed his burden. At this moment the cries of an infant ! were heard in the direV.tionj of the bas ket. Captain SS was astonished, and riot a litile chagrined at Wis sudden proof ef what his host had suggested Was now turned merrily upon him, ue . cli .nge the name ot f Uher , tor one 01 a nr,rpeded to the basket! and found - n Uitferent nature.- "ltumor ouen iirdk -.iaiiiprl not a deai 1 wei?ht. but.a 'iv- vaguely," replied Captain S ing healthy, and haudsmne looking fe Captain S. and with the sain e se and suriahtiiness on the part of his facina- ting hostess,1 The company soon wiih- drew and left Captain and thelady alone. "And now Captain t,S v 'aid slie addressing him with confidence, which was inspired, by the concious i.P of fvoruf'le imoiessioii which she had made "and now for, our pro mised explanation, wh'.ch permit me1, to commence, by enquiring how tres your adopind duahter Well ma I dam. very well I believe, replied Cap tain S. somewhat surprised at the . . . ; .... ' a , otietion "Ana. n. .is runi'micu . . . . . . . : .. I . s t i.i ihe lady, "thai -you are apni the Watt rloo .Patriot contains the Ifo'l lowing: Phot Morgan V Friend inform ed us vf sfeidav that his brother rode on Saturday with a gentleman of ve- .an!fh0,,e still uri-4 i.i . i ' .... a w4 tA ' eea-iin wnuner m leiiMins ir,u.i6u. "Mubidv could be better entitled to thai piiviledge Sir," cbutinned she,-J "bui what grade, alas ! what grade in the scale of your censures, have assign ' ed to her unseeniingly unnatural uio-ther-V VOI 'hat niadih," replied Cap tain l am bin ill " qualified' to judge " PpthVns that mother ' inishV'hav'e had r- f C " reasons to jusi'.iy her' condiictitnd mjlp infant. No mother iauneareo to 1 xla'iin or offer it protectiot Captain S., although incensed at the trick, ' and liighly vexed with thar crehilous and bmiest: simplicity in hi.ins'eljf. which had i thn rendered hi in iHe dupe of female . arti.ice, was notwiihstandipg, endued '. With too niuch philanthropny, awi roo Minr.U hiimanitv of feeling ho sulfei his charge o be neglected. He procured williotit Knowing me uiiuuunu .. a nui'se for the present, and before ' he der which she acted, I could never feel l.Uft ihe Island! made ample ".provision to condem her. who in tlie siioirmo- itl ffor the support of Ihe child. He now mentj beheld her. awakened p extra iol. . . vix.it ith ' -rtrrtni:! r v an interesr in ' my .bosom. . - jSIIII lllll IHJI -r i ?l place until some years after, when i he --Yes Sir,' .ejomed the la iy, in me ' 1 (bund his former helpless ward had be- i hncholy and touching tones, Mhat m- He lther hd reasons for her conduct cbn ' cuiiic u iHwi"6. w r..r.- . ,A.-A soon became much attached to her, and ; duct, win, n sne xor -y.,., no longer regretted the incident witcH , ana naa a rigm ui tu " i . : w. . V. . . i. ' i J . J i j . I . V. . .- Untr ,f 1 1 alia nift. ave him, as he termed her, nis aaopieu ana uuuaiuin, vm ;vu, . ilHihter: During the. Inilowmg. twelve ed wuh tlie infant oMier bosom without lonths Captain S.k Irpquently visiten j a pangr wiuium one itv..; besgary; at this crisis she met with acter was known, tne thought occurred to rax your benev oleuce wilh the, charge ot har en- spring. Her npininn of you was not "ill founded; had the pte.isure to i -- :. i . '- - c i t - J 1 - aL . I .1 . behohi hec iintaot ctiiui in me nanus f a generous benefactor; artd-she had !the -pleasure too, to behohi his ;ood ncsa and "protection continue to that rlaughter, who : was perhaps as 'you inay justly deem, so meanly thrown on your generosity , epur (iVrf u viulswr Canada, has is Captain S. were never my leelings; i , , v v- a re. thought not o; & t am amply repaid -.J. , info7mation tor the protection by tne HraTe,u, - , . MwMnm who. the oroc I. ... . I ............... ' x.kiar7 kT I T, . . r-x ' ' ii'fiiiiiiu nun iiucirs ii?" 3i'i.i(i i 1 the lovelv tfirl 1 orotected." AnJ there h ou; and who now stands' ready to .emunerate you for your oenevo; lei.ee tojthe amount of whatever you mav please to accept, t shall ac cept of none said Capt. S. 'hould V rettiuneration of - another kind be accept able si r,r re' pi led sh. rfpe r ha ps vou wilijaHnvv tne authorisid to a wai d it, repoW says oil intend mar ry in; the daughter I wii,gtye you even a giker iberty ;l will you the choice ot mat ryiu either mother or daugiuer," ' Suffice it to say , (that long before this, Capt. 5. had nis coveieW with whom he was convers ing, and that he was noi.a little g;ra tified and i.iterested in the confer 1 ence. A few days brought him 'to tO;, ....' u.i ...... n. I iirS.a me conclusion i.iiai uc yuiu "vpi one jot these otters The daughter had always 1 looked on him as a ? fa ther, and now more than ever he looked on her as a daughteri he was not displeased, more over, as it ap npaiii. with the mother: and on en quiry he found, in additum .to what she had already told hm, that what ever statu had "once been "thought I' to sully Iter character; thej had been removeUr anu inai ner po,isit though now dead,!had forgiven and bequeathed j her a;.to'upetence; on these tiounds, together vLth his pre . possesions in nef iayourN,vapi4iii u in a tew days, married; Miss- W.J arid .with his adopted daughter set sail for NeWjEngland. in one of the smiling villages ot which he settled, and how lives with his family, in the PiiiPih'.H, fd. 'incr'a Journal, Bia risH uoyal "i mi :y. The following. view of fhe'W'.jyal Family -and successmri of G. B it nn, may not be without interest Io. the American reader: ' ! I 'Froih the advancetl agevof all the' present '.Royal Famiiy,here i ev ery prooability of an earjy Regency,- whii'h. will b ot consnieraole tlu' a- tton. 1 he health ol the king, though tat 'pre'nt good, is at b'ft precari ous, tie is now sixty -four years age, or three score years and" To,ir, and that habit ot bod, which seldom reaches the scriptural s peri'Ml of "three score years a.d tes . I )e rC'r-.g. i-i not uit one year .ul'f than the Duke u Yi rk: whoe con sfitution though actVd upon by in -re temperate habits, ctppears to be rjteaking up. a tiociors say. I ne Duke oiClarence is. two veais ou :2- er than the Duke of racity from Black Rock', who assur- , . r - - - . ed him that a joint committee trom Buffalo and Batavia had at discovered the tlead body of Morgan years ouhger Ihati the Ivr -..'' It is refnarkablf first sons of the late York (within 5 ?M i'han threa 9 that the three King;, wvre all born in August ; the D ike Yrk witlt hi's throat cut from ear to ear being within four days ot j the R' -;, and.'ii heart torn out just hanging j and th " Duke f.rcUrence'.'bVfi;. by rjhe roots, in the Clefts of theca I within five'ilajsot the Dukeot YmK. taraet ol jNiagara 1 , l'n case of the deniiso of the Duk of I - ' York, the Duke of Clarence: will, be Tfie brevity of oldtn Times, -r In the Heir Presumptive to the ,1 hi one. or Lv ii.. i, i f u. vi iuc liuac ui ijiaicHtcwj" ililyC heard' little since the trial of the late Queen, on which occasion he ."will I'tit be remembered io much advan ta.e. He is undersitod to b1 aa 1713. ion the meeting of the Legisla ture of New Jersey, the Governor thus addressed the two Houses : ' l am heartily glad to meet you here aftei so long an absence; and believe yoa aie noi suiry u uicci iuo in ju tw v . . ... .i . t t , . . r l ... , . ' i aiti-Catholic, and as a kind ol sleen- f i REPLY. ; J ing partner inthe Court ahti-Cathol- ."It, is' with the5 'greatest satisfaction' ic ClubJ He is perhaps most known we mpet ybnr' Excellency in such good as having been keptjby the Jae ce company ijow, and hope we shall be , lebrated irs. Jordari. He has abun favored with it often." f j daut issue, but it cajiuot be .expect- 1. ' ! . . - - r ' ' ed in these days of Legitimacy tiat he island and always provided liberal for the support and education ot ipe hild that was thrown on his oenevo- ice. without any of that regret, that kwback of feeling, which so-often at- jds the - ostenstve generosity, ot tne turous, and destioys the merit ol Lr charities. His heart was warmeu generous impulses, and required not Jaid of arithmetical calculation to Uure the, bounds of itsiqunificence. il! ays manifested toward ner the Hio-.i and tenderness ol a pareni, c t. rii rpnl'a SnfArACt in her welfare. hart1 now Arrivpii at the" age Ol cn an age, thich in that soft affection ? Oit! could you have known the angoish of that moment!- that'dis traction of feeling - which' rent her bleeding bosom, when she relinquished the obiect of her. atfection, the only ob- iect on earth for which she breathed a wish to live, or even euaurea nei men nated existence, every feeling of cen sure whould have been.lost in com miseration for her, sufferings. One vear before; and all. that hearr could wish -was hers; all the advantages, that rank and opulence could confer, all that is splendid and dazzling mine eyes o the world, and gives distinction in so- ciai life4 was, courting net acceptance .D..0. f. Paddock a respectable aii branch ol his Old connexions physician id" Frt Covingtoni Frank- can ay , m eveu ithe most -'distant li county NY. gives the Fankf cUlQ tolRdyaiity! The. Duke of tin Te euranh. n account of -an extra- ... J .. ot a?e nrdinArv birtii ol five children at one iimei from the same mother r three daughters and two sons. Four of fihem were; born; alive, but lived only ashort time! The birth was premature by a- happiness CAPTAIN MORGAN; xt y one years iu August 2lbi, jas past" He: is therdorel ciecping gradually to three score iadj ten. i'' ;V e have theln. 'wap' posing the Duke of C litre nee to .die without iegiltttiute issueVto looiJ to wards a rcgeucy in the accession to hoot three months: but they were oer bosom of! contentment and social ! fecily formed and, well shaped. The i ' ' . ' ' ' i - .. . :u. l . ... - . '.i.i'.. . .. T average welkin was rtuuui .. Fw....U9f ,je i hroue, ol the uaUghter of the and there w pot much difference in Ute Uuke t i inl9 Ina : or The mystery and excUementas , comitry in August; last, -.This js jen- moncs. . vut iaiuuever, the to tne laieoi mis ner to inform eU.WUU IlitlUi ucuotcvi Mic ocvicia.. IT . T . .-- , . .. - .. , - seven phil.dren in less than 1i moflths.- i gua wt an Heiress Presuniptive, we These lasnwere born on the; th No-'i re,P uC, to Yhe Duke of Cumber Vembe5-l6- , . 7 :; ) iaudandhisline.'thebuUnfl:ijm. I ; iJlfatnmoor.WamOTo.--There was L hertand Jvas filly five i JuneJ, tasti vt the iyiug. is ystery ana excitement as , cotHitty in August last. This is en- ..-: t-" t,A"cy bf this man, Who t is pro- !:dered more remarkable by the fact, may safety look: lorWaid Ito thts: e-r rm our readers was charg-f 'ihat tbe mother or these five, was de- pK h as atlordin- thep ..mtith chance iavin betrayed the secrets , livered of two children on the 20th of of final suctesa. It liie nation should u m.- , of the freemasons, .seem .to lncnease in an astonishing degree s Meetings have Gen held in various counties of the state of NY- and grand com rnittees w inveugauu t tilbiteda (ew w eeks ago,' in a boa tat I" V" Tko tio.wsia Irrdnanvpd all .a?ree . . - . past. where as catr.;a, andwh-at has : 1 V'l supposed; tobe anti-Catholic.J Ve heoine of hmi. are the euoMinea now KXr nU on r, i iii, in. Wl uot u wei1 " ii riistry;,por on ; . - . ,.! .. ui nillbll 19 ii.viv... ... .....f ... : - - - rl1 i ... I1 " ' ' . I " rL . .... ...... . i .-1 . . . - . . - ' hlM ilAflltill I MM riHTt in ! t j. r co loot, , june invcauaiiuui.sna vl4li r widlb ana vreiguea uptrataa oviz nun- "w crr M v"' - 1 life, brother : I t1 t s.l
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