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; j : .'; ; . ; ' ;: ' ' . . ' ; I - j ' 0 Mm j . ' ,: SB . ., ' me. NO 92! pjlliMIiVGTON, N. G. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8, 1834. VOL 2 JXO. 4fr Published e Very Wednesday Horning, by . Tzmxris. Three Dollars per annum, in advance. fv ADVEKTISEMESTS Not efcseeding a riquare inserted at ONE DOLLAR the firsthand TWENTY-FIVB CENTS for each subse quent insertion. A liberal discount to Ycarlj AJverti a era. ' H3-OFFICLon ttic South side of Market Street, be low the Court House. , ' FROM THE AUGUSTA (ME.) AGE. THE PEOPLE'S MAN. 1767, Andrew Jackson born of poor parents. -'".- 1781. A soldier fighting for American Independence. 178G. Commenced the practice of law. 1700. Appointed Attorney General. 1700. Member to form a Constitution for Tennessee. i 170(3. Elected Major General. 1707. Representative to Congress. 1 70S, In' the United States Senate. Tennessee. Sword. ! 1311. Appointed Major General. 1815; Fought the unparalleled New Orleans Battle.: In the autumn of this year, he paid visit to the seat of govern ment on his way a dinner was given him in old Virginia (Lynchburgh.) It as here that the immortal Jefferson gutted him with the 'following toast: : DC"- 'Honor and gratitude to the man who has filled the measure of his country's slory- . ' . : j . 1810. He made a valuable negotiation with the Indians. 1817. Offered the Department of War, 'by President Monroe. ; 1817. Took the held in the Seminole Mar. j 1818. Closed the Seminole war very advantageously. ( 1821.. Appointed Governor of Florida. 1821: New Orleans voted $50,000 for 1 crectinsr a marble monument appropriate Mo llis military service. , 1822. Monroe appointed him with the ""-"consent and' advice of the Senatej Minister Plenipotentiary tbi Mexico. ; 1822. Again elected to the United States Senate. ; 162 4 At the Presidential election the votes stood, -Andrew'" Jackson 90, J. U. Adams 81, Crawford 41. Clay 37. 1325. Resigned his seat in the U. S. Senate. 1825. The Tennessee Legislaturenonv r.iated him for the Presidency. 1320. The citizens of Philadelphia nominated him tor the Presidency. 1323. Chosen President of the United .1829. Inaugurated, 4th March, Presi dent of the United States. 1830. He vetoed tne Maysville Road Bill, by which the Uijiited Ststes were sa ved' 81.000,000. A large majority of the American people coruiauy acquiesced m h is act his arguments were unanswer.a- hl . , . ' 1832. He vetoed the Bank Bill. Here again the people have supported him, by re-electing him by an over vhelmmg ma jority, President of the U. States. ' Here Imnjrs a tnle'- on whirh ret tlin i,-K,-,' y - - - . V U U JIV opposition of " the' .Bank men, noio sailing under false colors now known "' bv the . 1 .T' . . J uauie ui v iiiijs. 1832. His Proclamation against Nulli fication.. Herethe people allsaid amen. 1833. Again inaugurated President of the U. S. . , ; ' . 1831. His protest to the United States St3nntl' r i'PhlS tinn mailt nllWrvurrk -i in . . i W J v. UMH III, UIIIIUU'U UJL V.H the Senate records, is more secure in the . This is the- man icko. should be lored by every true American. For us he fought" for us he risked his fortune for us he risked his lif, and for us' he his labored from youth to old age. The people never have he people never will foisake or forget him. No man ever yet lived without his en emies his libellers, even a AVashington did not escape. - There is a party against Andrew Jack-, -son who are they ? There was a pir- they? :.' ' . Andrew Jackson who has held almost v.iiijf,uiu(.c wiiiiiu iuu j;m oi nif jcjpie he has been weighed in every balance, and never found wantinjr. From Knapp's "Tales of the Garden of Kosciosio." ' u 1 v f the PRnvn 1 sary, a marr whosb appearance bore the " The nnserabie! haveo other medicine, "i" command, in a tone not altogeth But only hope !' . r er laminar to the cars of the surgeon in "Ihave bopetohve,and am prpared tod;c."i a Pris6n, directed him to attend to that There is no spot on earth, it is said, but i y ' ?p,Ii? havT hln? Temove;i ind it may be ad-1 1 JJPl-ai- nonsense? repnea tne leecn, " i r VE't r-vv- r-kM. a rl a a. inlit am i tread ' ucic lu ue. i aaLiaij conscience, tnat is enoujrn. isut looking on the commisary with a slight degree of respect, he repl ed, if you wish it, I will look at his ca?e ; I think you were the officer who wak talven yesterday, and- has supplied a grave, and upon, but has, if we fenew all about it, some epic tale that wduld consecrate, iu memory, and excite oujr lasting wonder. This doctrine was forcibly) impressed up on my TnintTalew days sjnee, as I was admiring the lights ana shadows as they- ieii upon anu Detween tneiionic columns of the finely proportioned Grecian build- sar?eon. I h.ave just been to visit was related to me by the revolutionary armyL la and which has fixed itself ficer belonged to the brought to thft citf. i day, was the answer, I was taken yester- Well, well, said ing, on the east side oflthe Park, near the City Hall. As I stood gazinr on the classic edifice, admirin j its! symmetry and beauty, a friend joined : me, and on mv informing him of the Subjpct of contem plation he observed, -t suppose you are acquainted with the fatet that1 this build ing now turned to a Grecian Temple, was the old jail whi:h was 'built ma ny years before? the revolutionary war, I and was used as a provosti prison, after ! the British took possession of the city of i fnlssary. iNew -iorK, utu tne war closed, it these j " 4 vr 1 -j walls had d tongue,; s4id he, how-man v ! Presrve(1, my , 11 tales of horror could they relate of suffer- prppeJ. c3li'"i inr and death. AmonU th snt Wtnrin. ' lnJl1 apparently a tn of the place, of the old Sugar-house: and i yY Per ylir e-v the Jersey, prison-ship, khere is one-which !e "le ?ur 1 i;i u iueuau!.di : three of the number ofjthose you wound ed in the fight yesterday- VVhat a terri nc cut and th-rust fellov you must have been to have given sd many shocking wounds as you did in a running fight for life; I must inform you, sir, that one of the wounded officers ordered me to come and see vou, for h(; feared that you had Tereived a sad wound ana required attention been run through if the poi it of r:!vin a br;ve officer eiy on surifeon. Th mv min:i ! the rrmer mnr Hi'etmrritr th-iti " Jtt ntkr 'I'd,, .,f I tlie SUfffeOn tlimi! Americaji arm- whiVh in thpnnfnmnnni77r, u-!cnt lV.,t I til it (Joe8 11 Ot arise Chester. He to the troops of the A and when the stock of scarce, he took a party and went out to collect neighborhood was acting as commissary. assdehusetts Hue, grew there is nothing lii troril i A bowl of broth, a ul t!. ther, would cure h will try to do setnethi young man now pais provisions . of Slight infrmtry, sorrte grain in the. Some deiay occurring by 1 1 I 1 , J t ! . . tne Dreading uown 01 the wagon, the Americans were overtaken by a large bo dy of the enemy, both i I'amry apd caval ry, and after a sharp ccnfliqt the Ameri cans retreated to a wood near them, --arid' made their escape. Ti e comissary was an accomplished swordsman, aud beino- well mounted, he did not attempt to reach ! r the wood, but making a dcisncrat strurr- i s . . . . ' . r.. O T . j l " S I x.. J! r L ! :... gle for life and liberty, !he rushed upon I slf"Ui"S 01 'f paiijem. iht nirl Uft eiineu 10 oe uis irienv;, . I IV in tne aouomen, , I should have he pody, said the com- his sword had not g my watch : this I lie surgeon, half 1-1 3ut tp tae j'eung man, senseless oetore mm, , and your mouth, This was done m or manner oy tne p.itientf ob?yeti. Wnen :i ioue through with. the officer, said . m utter with the lad. hunger and grief. sight of his mo- a short time. I r for him. The hiinseif. from the the cavalry, and cuttiq On the evening after his capture g right and left, a- floor, and in the most uteous mmner thanked the gentle nen & at the same lime ack had tnade up his mind i 1.1 lor ne liau loineu the arm gainst his parent's advi. way from" Harvard Co! pose. The commissary the son of the clergyman of his own pa rish, in the sick youth ' beio.-e him. The surgeon being made 'acuuainted with the was still more m-ci-s" he himself Was in h'.s own cou.i- hie ri'ti 5 1 neuta arri- 1 t. reaion, said the commissary : my vessel so brought the thanks of the doctor to his was then rejady for sea, the wind was fair, ( friend, Avho introduced his name to Sir John. The baronet instantly took him in to favor. The collegian then, is now a venerable clergyman, and often recounts to the children of his benefactor the hot rors of his confinement and the services their father had rendered him. j Several years after the peace of 1763, POPULAR ERRORS IN MEDICINE. BV AN' EDIXBCKGH raVSlCUN. Many people put great faith in tht whoJesomehess of eating one dish at din ner. The.r suppose that the mixture of substances prevented easy digestion.--. They would not eat fish and flesh, fowl and X was taking out to her the last arti cle for our toy age, when we satv the daa- t ,1 1 J 3 .-r. i ger 01 iu young oHicer you mention. Have you any keep-sake from the gentle mirv?j was jthe next inquiry. I took the gentleman do my own boat rather than his as mine was low in ihe water, and I was, certain' of the, assistance of my men ; hisclothes were brought on board of my bo-t, and some days afterwards I found nis"military stock in it. I saved! it, and ftidrng it had a valuable buck!ef I had it of my stocks; which I wore, l go of hemp and iron-Kind has often, in cod or turbot; followed by a beef steak or . 1. . . i : j . ifieii jiinatiess, low'edg 'd that fie t-. die in silence , he said, hiving run a- egv for that pur- soo i recognized 01 the standing at the grates of 1 pst r dow, catching the 1 sun, and thinking of hi rou try, and running tl melanc holy forebo visions of a father, triot in such an ho' Miss Watson.. Miss. Watson, the "beau ; tiful young singer,' who lately ran away from, her father's house in London, to hare the fortunes of the celebrated violin ist, Pagariini, and who was overtaken by her fatheiL at Calais, and brought back keeping to London, has thought proper to absent herself from her native country for awhileand has lately arrived in New York, and exhibited her musical powers before a fashionable audience at Niblo's Garden, in that city, where she was re ceived whh great applause!- Her elope ;.ment has given her considerable etlat, and will probably be the means of ma king her fortune ! Her appearance has already produced quite a sensation in New 1 ork, and the newspapers are warmly engaged in discussing her raeriti as a mu sical performer. wais con at once 01 a iiniag so, taking 1 r issary s nrmness.' eleventh r. VVel knte 1 I of; 10. day 1 1 whWf in hnr'p in f..li coori nc.i.i the son,ot a good 'tiicar them with only a slight Wound; but he !try had not galloped but t. few rods, when j v another naitv of horseman. Icomino-. frmn mer a cross road, made it impossible for him j coura?e lrorri lhc c:mm to escape, and he yielded himself a pri soner, which he did no. consider , much preferable to death, as all who were cap tured fhen were held as: rebels, and liable to suffer death at the caprice of their cap tors; but tnat they miglit not proceed to extremities was all the1 consolation his case admitted of. Briti h officers, among whom were many humane ir.ie'h, justified the severity then practised towards pri-i'nioned to an audieii auiiej,- uu iuc pieu inai seveirity 10 a lew i lllc jauei.a iuu;.i, would, in the end, be mercy! to .many, and i perhaps some nc stop the effusion of the human blood by : me strength for tii.: bringing about a speedy reconciliation (distrust him. r The between the two countries; but those I rative, and as he who reasoned minis wi y, knew nothing stranger in the gar of the people they had to contend 'with. j the jader to bo g They were born in oppression, and .rew vvltu lno a''r f one by it; they had known no! indulgence the -man of bolts and bars, of chains and put into one hopiig one iday to have an opportunity of returung it I wore it on my neck the day Ivas t4ken prisoner bv your; forces Shouji youjknow the buckle without the stockif you'pould examine it, inquired the stranger? jl think so, was the answer; biit I'prefer not t3 be interrogated on this subject, said the commissary. I Yet I will eiamine the buckle if you have it: The b;kle was produced, and at once recog nized. The British officer then arose, and with th 3 -greatest emotion grasped the haul of the prisoner, and declared him selto boSi: John Castlehodse, of his m'esty's service, nder Sir William Hfwe, comrnander-in-chief in America; ani greeted the commissary as among thd bra vest iand most philanthropic men hepad evr known and added, this, sir, is the happiest moment of my life, I have not, thank Qod, an opportunity of ma lri rig some return to one who has veritu redhis lite to savemine. Yon are aware, mydear sir, said.Sir John, that you are all considered as' rebels, and no exchange of jirisoners can be made, but I can effect your escape. 'fa this ti e commissary objected, as it migjit be the means of bringing evil on a youpg offiV" but the reply was, my friends and amily connections are suffi cien to protect me jn jsuch a course. '1 kno.v Sir William wiillforgive me; when he ij acquainted1 with my motives and my obliatiois to you- The lovej of liberty in a priioner requires but few arguments to be bnught to its aid to overcome marfy serup)ef on tlie score of duty. Sir John wroW a note, and calling his servant who wa? in :waitingl sent it off at Oncfe. It was arrangd that at midnight a horse should be fou id behind the fence at the next pas- and beef, animal food and vegetables. 1 his seemsia nJausihle notinn. lint tlailv. the commissary,' as we shall coutinrue to ; practice shows its absurdity. What din call him, for s did his acquaintances, al- ner sits 'easier, on the stomach than a slico though he( had' served but a short tune m j of r0ast cr boiled mutton, and carrots or that capacity, and many years as a mari-1 turnips, and the indispensable potato 1 - . . : i j i . r. t a - i i- i - - . - .- -t ner, sauea ior oi. i-eiersourgn, ior a car- wnat man ever felt the worsefor a cut cf e pride of his heart, stated that the ship! a slice of roast beef and puddiu"-? Lt th he commanded va3 the first American vessel, that gave the star-spangled -banner to the breeze in St. Petersburgh. The minister treated his. old friend with evert- mane oi attention ana atlection, ana intrq icommissary was his prison. win- ii v s ot tne setting family, his co-un-a a long series of such as fill the -hand, and a pa !im he was sum- i it ti a stranger in , he exclaimed, iter; Go-1 give nop ; I will not is,-and a'gaard ready to conduct him to thfi American camn. The masoner was Scovprtd with the British officer's cloak r,n& Uespatcn ana lessening -expenves and hi. and! directed, if stopped on the ' He now took leave cf bir John, wjm a .way, ti give his name as Sir John Castle- j presentiment that he should never ?ee hunj house.' and ride on. The countersign i aai!1 Wi nn ana ocean rer wl mons vas lmpe--d the room, a jm officer motion- This was done g authority ; and ed. The jailer hav- 1 I'lllOVI UUUll-O' l-l, ne touowing catego- werp you ever on the I jhave often been was the reply ; for was master of a and they expected no protection. In the 1 fetters, instantly n t constitution of every man was ineorpora- j ing departed, the I? ted an indomitable opposition to usurpa- j the prisoner; in tioa. and'the united .forces .'of the world 1 ''al manner. .c-ir. i could not have cured theiiii of.their re- I W'est India staiion publican feolings. - j in the West Indies The commissars wds hrnnolit. -tn thrl seven years and more I city arid thrown into the provost prison. bng m that trade, from this country.- He had fought bravely! arid ! this with The net question was, Dj you recollect i Britons is always a pudsnort ta esteem. ! having performed any aH on thnt station I ... " .... - ' 3 1 . . ..- "..I r., ! 1 borne of his captors tolol the! orderly who 1 111 l7W which you renumber with piea- conducted him to prison, to see that he ; s,Jre ? No sir, saidith had as .goou a room as the prison afford- not recollect any thing of an extraordina fed. But while thev performed this onfer ! ry nature in the whole course ot my life, they robbed him of every Wina: -valuable i in which I had any share, although my about his person, tie was ;to have, the ! life 3 been mil oi vicissitudes, l he but bad indeed i only thing I ever thjought worth mention a room in the ' ing in my life, is, that dpring the whole he btiildihrr on time I was m the est India business I Q ! - I - . ! . best room, in the prison ; was the best ! It was south-western corner of the second floor not mbre than twenty let by sixteen in size In, this room were crowded. eleven por wretches--a selection of the best of the, prisoners those at least of the higl est grades in' so ciety. All but one of them Were sick, al though they hauVbeen t(iere! but a few weeks,One prisoner in particular at tracted the commissary's attention. The sick man made one deep groan, hid his face, and was silent. At the time the commissary entered the prison, the in mates were only allowed one solitary tal lo.v candle to assist therer in their whole jloperauon in taking care of the sick and dying. .1 he youth who was on the floor knew his neignbor and li s fathers friend, but lie had made up his riiud to die with out a murmur or sigh, and in fact, with out a disclosure of his name j but Tin the afternoon of the next dajy, as the iravs of the sun tell through thefgrates into the room there was no city. Hall there at the time the commissa ry thought the countenance of the youth familiar to him, but when or where he could not recol lect. This often happen r to those whose lives are snent in passing from one part of the world to another.. As ihe surgeon, a good jolly lookingJelbw, j entered the room on a visit of ceremony merely to take an account of those who had died the last twenty-four hours ; the commis- tun- 'hicH w is where Walker st. now short, a variety of wholesome food doe- not seem inconijiarible at mtalsif one d j not eat too m dc n here the error Iks. ' It is a co amou practiuo with b.ither. after having walked ou a hVit day to th i Utl' j warm, strong with the firbt irvl vigorous, and eveu Irvip.j (if .ptTspiraroh an" iduced him as his personal benefactor ti"; sea-side. "to sit down on th.v cofd d the impress Catharine, to whom the st.j-. rooks till they cool bWore. going into th ? ry of his fearless philauthrophy was mady j waU r. This is quite erruneous. Never known. She received hunr graciously !g0 ;nto the water if "over f nigued, or atter and turning to Sir John, she with some profuse, and long on.tinue i persDjration, can looks very much like an englishman' Are all his seamen of the same complex r-v - ' U ... I .4 A. U . I. . v t I fTll. -J - ft uiey ounu uitii uw ii .siiijis, v i your prow, . i uere is-nj ;ear n u.uaen buy them from the English?'' Sir Johrj ; transitions from heat to c!d bring final, replied to these questions with' a suppress, j Many-nations run from the' hot bith nnd ed smile, in a manner quite satisfictQrt ( pimige nakod into .thti' s:ww:' What ir to his friend, and equally astonishing ."to ( to be feared is sudden coll alter exhau-v the Empress. In a few days the Emotion of the body, and ,whiie thu anin: ai press sent for the commissary, and o.nYreU . powers are nut sufficient tp prodn:e a ru hima high oummaud in her navy, saying j action or recovery of the animal heat, that she had heard from Sir John the hisf j There is a favuriYo fancy .-of rendering. -tory of his naval exploits, which probaMj infants and farther advanced children had been a little colored by the warmth of. hardy and strong, by plunging them into friendship. - The ofler was met with 'd i Q0A water. This will certainly not pru: flow of gratitude, but the purport of his veut strong infants from growing strong answer was, that having a, family in Aj er ; but it will, .and often does kill three mericaY he would consult his wife upoii j children out of five. Infants always thrive the subject on his return home, and if shej j the best With -moderate warmth, and a approved of it, he would accept of her j milk warm bath, . The sumeirule.applies generous offer; and added also, wethinkp to the clothing tr infants and children. so much of your sex in our country, that . T j child should have to light clothing it is a maxim with us, that "A man to ; as to make it feel the effects of cold ; warm prosper in any undertakings must consult j material-, loose and wide made clothing, his wife." The Empress smiled at thjand exercise, are all indispensable for the compliment to her sex, and ..observed! health'-of the -;li:ile ones.- Hut"; above all. "Then if your wife consents to visit Rusi thino th, ir head should be kept cool sra, L may expect your services tne piac an,j eiierallv uncovered .. t snail oe months." reserved for you eighteen The Empress issued an order to her revenue officers to give the Amen can Captain every facility in obtaining hi? cargo, and fitting his ship for sea, and ht M my people; so laud early rising as would lead oneto s-nppose that s'ejp Wai oue'of ;i;o6e lazy, sluggish, and bid pri-C-ti.'c-; ih-it the 8ou:; r the v.ustom as a boli-hed the belter. Sleep i as necessu- found this of no small importance in secu-j ry to ran as food, irid as sonre do with one th'iid uf tiie food Utui mothers absolute; ly require, so ho-uts' sleep rs'.amj was dso cqmmunicated. All being in their dead." No class of men indulge readings, Si John inquired if Cajsar was tn.st presentiments moie o;ii ina U.n.i ;r ..,o ,vWo i ana,m this case it wasa-true one would liberate him? The commissary answfed that Caesar was a free man, and added, ihe was, with me just before I was taketj. I had dispatched him with fload of grain for the camp, when I was ;i rmtmfA hv vnur fnrfps.l A nurse nf minoi uL .,.nt frt C:or At fhis'butit W33 lievtT ' found mnmot tU Jnmmirtr innV nrndinn to i In October, 1826, the commissary made or riiAr.r,riconr n-,rrtn' ,m ' a visit to the citv of New York to exami than . sailor?, e.Sii ply suf ficient for one, while others require 7' or 3 hours.-. Some, men-cannot,, by any pos sibility, sleep more ihan'four' brjive hours in twenty lour - and, therefore true to fho l": inherent selfishness of. human- nature,: John died of the liver complaint in thej :""t!iv abuse '"'ul'l who sleep longer. No East Indies, in military effinma;. there ; rn:m sonicl ho taunted f jr seeping eight in 171)9. The Calcutta Hucarrah speakslj. ho'ursif he can. of him in the highest terms as an officer; ' Mtnv people do rut eat salt 'with theii and a gentleman. It v:as understood that1 f0Otj and the.fiir'sex have a nction that he had made a: will, as he was. a bachelor ;i' this substance d irkt no the complexion. i Salt seem? essential I jr fhe health of eve ry hum in being-, mure especially in moist ; chmates. W.i'-hout sair the .body becomes r .i i r. . .i : . : ... i 'it. ,i-j i.;-Ji e a ti,... me the Girt laii. it ivus on tne exni-rauoui. m tested with intK-jtma -worms. i ue cuac anu 1 113- KUiMUicaa w mo uouiui. - x iivy . , , .- , ... , ., , . . . . , i- r shall rot be forgotton, on mv honor, was j OI tlU.v years trom his release. i ne oun-t-: ol a iady ls mentioned in -a meauai -our the brief rep brougl'.t the keep if- but in one I now tion it was now started, tder-iivthief. to see him, biit he was of his escape might affect i I, . i i i . . i . . . . . , i . . i . . i. y, and adding as vou havet11"1? u'as snil standing, ...wncriangeu 'i uie riujt wi10 had a natural autipatuy 10 Wii stock-buAlefor me,:I will ' slip litest degree. On eiiieiing within ther an(j Iieveus'ed it with her food ; the con - e vou must take the : v:ili-' ll. ,s true he did not see prisoners sequence was, she became dreadtuliy in- 1 dying with the small pox, or with festering fosted ; with these animals. 4 A punish- accepted The commissary 1 wounds and' mutilated limbs; but, in their.' ment once existed' f Holland, by which, and reached in safety the; stead, there was to be seen a miserable ; criminals were denied the. n3e, of salt ; the - I 11. .1 li' I 1 . I V 1 I . 1 ' f. 1 . I. head rtiartets of the American comman-i rrPaP ot poor oeotors, nan naaeu, many ; sarRc cohsjuence loiioweu. wim ine . j - i r -! n'i . - I'liftiiPtrr-haritoKlepnOiithehare floor, and i-rriji Kti ft Uv r:dhtr thin omcers were rejuiceu r r. ' . ; ivmvm v.t.s.. .... -, c;ir,it An tl.o rrin,l !to . depend on accidental charity for sub- ! ;adi.e exists with some of gtvmg ItUI lib Oil ItlV,, 41IOV4V , . . " . J The We rathenhink a pro mt! e or . T 11 1 , V . " 1 .. not knowin" how he event 1'sistence. Uneottnera, ha been cioseiy no 61;t to cbiluren, INj practice can Sir John. I ! conniiea ior six months, pecause ne couiu morc cruel or absurd. f 1 not raise fees enough to take advantage oj i 1 r-r. , . .1? . t. J.t.i 1 uecoraniiary.anu-.ng inai n s neauu nnnr A.htnr . The ol nih,- was inpairec, returned to his native state, , . t,. . f ! , . j ., i Ill-liJ S lltt-llt UllU till 11 IV. llli nuiv.n j and when recovered, -accepted . the" com-, , , nft u!f ,-.; t,;n ! mindofaiarge armed ship, then .jready i . . , . , - . nn, aght himself better qual-; , . . .. ., , - ' ll,j r,(i ified.fcrnjea sprv.ee thn for the army.- , htf di(J he - Mv crews were carefully selected, fed I wellj kept cleanly and temperate, and der the strictest dicipline. They w un- rould obey me to the jecjpardy of their lives, ul looking walls become! remained, .he . . I i . 1 r ' ' .: i L ! Ocll IV. Uliu a - nous siRT oui aniuys supyuiuuK ine . i i , .... 1 . . tl , J tr , bright and luihinouj, tne iron grates and rhiinrtpr or Ji nmn who wa nilri;iii .1 . . - , . t I i .1 . .... . . rs re : nej. i pu ur uua luiiiv. v,iuhiiu nevr lost a man by disease or accident. 4s brave. Up children have at pre- f:i'.nf, r,.ar nf the buildiu- - J L . 1 I ,1 A r M x-r w 3 ' seni lay many acknowledgements; irom Aug.lj.Thc ttrial vessel, 12 Ai&r, in the C.ljamrjs Elvsees, which is on Sunday to make if first excursion in the realms of space, is at present an object of general eurio.si'y, and has been visited by numbers of scicit . i;uw', . . 1 . , followed the seas with va-iV'V11 "rV """'- 7 ? ' Zi tihc amateurs cesirous 10 .un v i ..w uanc anu aw chinery by which that element, hitherto so refractory is to bd tamed into obedi ence and made to obey the helmsman with as raucn uocimv a me aji on . .v. sent lav many acKnowieuLre nenis irom : . . i ir ...... , k;, ,J;,.uo 1 u:, . .,rt exhibiting trie nnest arcnuectura. . g up wafted, from Calais to Vpvvr ":anVrir " L'LJT n-l shade thai can have. ever been exhibit- R. n ,fl lhft exn Should the expeTiment succeed, adieu, to mess. ii ior u. inoineni lie win me rouirii- j .i t i . a ,i i-i j r a . ed in Atnen3, anu ine wnoie eonice oevo-i, , :j.vav snecu ations even the steam ness ?f the sailor it was only for a mo. , , . n,kiJi..,'.;nfla wuway specuiauuiij . . V ,u ul, i ,u u . i led to the transactions of Probate business,! i, must ounch their ineffectual ment : the belter qualities of the heart al- , t rt;,' i . r,r vesscis muu lu " .', . J .H , n,. , - , - and the preservation ol ofh.'ial records ol e n ore s redoubtable a rival. On? ways predominated. 1 he history of his I . . - . n, , ., k !nrtS De'ore ,, ir 'Juul& " 1 , f . . A- tU , estates, testate and intestate and what :m1(r:ne reader a sni party of six adventures d'ji ring the war, written out, A v i m ,Jnkfl mhTor" imagine rwiu, w v j r ill ii . would have gladdened his heart the more, It.i ni5 ve Df the Pahnurus, ma woulJmak yo ame. le once ta- M (h(, cf o, perfect, aart fro.a ! ri!:..EnL?5? iiJWJl 'o make a slave of another XinaWeW I umir c tMuuicu in wit: i iisuii, ii out i L'.a: i l j i v. k.k.J . ... i(r a if imni ueoi iiau ocen a.wniucu , . r) . without a reluctant took: or single mur mur. This is very ijwll, said the stranger; but do you not recollect leaping into the sea when a young Fngliphman was amu sing himself in the water,: and a cry was uttered from thdse in the boat that a shark was near; and of rescuing that j whence he rftade his escape to France,; young man from the jaws ol the monster; the people of his own boat fearing to save j him? "The fact, sir, is within my reccl lection, if it is any importance for you to know it, said the commissary.: but I must i add in justice, that t di I not 'required j much courage as ydu imigine, arrive pleasantly at the Gloucester in to have done this ; my faitdiul blacc man was with mt and I or.de fed him to -leap into the water with' a boat-hook and attack thei shark, while 1 swam to the assistance of the gentleman ; Crsiar gfave the monster a wound before I had reached the sink inor and exhausted swimmer. The black tfiit trM rifrn nf thfKP nplfv lurahtS. buck- r- i:n I. 1 -c-t i rr r tnlinrr n i laud was sent with despatches from Dr. ; " ZlJ irrllZlZ: 1 .. ' ' :" -i' A riccadii.y o.x., c 1 r rhi r a siers anu pruuogjftris, . was ucauj, hinf " -eve view Ol lonuon, iiy mi w uju - t ranklin. Fhese were brousrht and pre- 'l.,, u- tu u itl-n-t. i ,n , , i i- i .1 ' served in. the crown of a tarpaulin hat. ; ' J i onn s, ne.u,c ial"' y which was dot opened until he reached f rlprrr: ' the manure ories at asgou, ik,i u.fe the tl.or of tfWrfs. ' Thrt Hodvri mss- , . ... 1 -7 ' , . tirt3 tp visit UOD Itoy s c"ive, ai.u -am-.. ., ed him a votJof thank, for hi. ikXtW ' toUowmg, taDie is puonsne.i as a agreeal!e .d. vr iri Edinburgh retnrn; as a shark is guided run the greatest riskl more bv scent than have attacked him first. Why said the inquirer, did you no: seek; out the gentle man you saved; and at least have witness ed the gratitude after his preservation ? I did not see him afterward, for very good services, but forgot to think of the rem u- neration. s 1 hmking. pernios. a3 they otatev afterwards said, that Dr. Franklin must Maryland, have taken care of that ; Jmt nothing was Delaware, received from Franklin, as the minister's ; Pennsylvania, certificate, obtained several years I alter-! New Jersey, wards, states.j On the return from his ! OhioJ , first cruize, hich was successful, he saw j Georgia, the collegian who informed the commis- South Carolina, by sigh. and wouid jsar-y that he was soon taken from the pri- i New j York, son, and set to copying papers, as it was i Massachusetts, found he wrote an excellent hand, and in 1 New Hampshire, a few months released altogether, and j Rhode Island, suffered to depart for his home, and pro- Connecticut, , vided with clothes and money, ar. 1 he aL- ( Yirginh, 1st Tuesday 21 " (2.1 " 21 'V 1st londay 2d 1st " of Nov. 2d 2d Tuesday of Mar. April and Aug. 1st Mondaybf Ap'l. In April. I nuietly to Paris in theevening. k hef Time of-Election, i are however, bk the lighter advantage ct . 1st Monday of Oct J' this bvention. to sons who are tronplea with undutiful parents, wives with ciso bedient husbands, SLc. the discovery will be altogether "in valuable. We, need not add that general good wishes attend it, and we shall be happy to see the ingenuv ity of the inventors. rewarded by complete success VVe would remind our scientif ic friends that the public are admitted ta see the prepatory arrangements until th ft moment of the departure of the vvseU and a few persons will be ptrmit'.ed W make the experimental v-irijc - i
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