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i. HE mBUCAh .-, recorder s pubfishPcY
fix
period
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idnesdar, at 3. 50 pcf aTOm, if " S- SliF
Any pers'on who will Lccome responsible for ;i
pies, orwhoxvillforard.tho nam -Jlgl?
unuance wilLbc allowed until arrearages aS id
Persons vishmr trt il Mh;n , m'? .t1:. Pa,H'
uu - Jttll , uuierwise they will be rnn '
Annthi ensuing ,velrd
Said he, Gcnt emen vn : ,nV? i,.- lQnled-.
country; uhen the churrh m T:' m 4his
ol sad repose.:.. V . " , v. 6 Jf. state
there were imnrr impu ; t.Y .5?? World,
tance from our shhniA1'.v " -
2S5SfelCff to troubl
Zy -3 , ?'w,u tlctaJn tho General's
f? to Dplb's Fer
gaori a life eo short nn,i 'I-, " " 10 "
c iiwwwur snorn fhf.it. k.v" . v f Arnold; . u.r r . : 1 1
r lanruage unknonrR , fnTTP!
.toinjr education eirly; -No-lime
ffio: interrupt
TM' v--'w,&4"vv iron le Gavoi its
Education shou d , ...r.u
e js to be lost in
mind,
theii
ill' 1 Jllf 1 R M - - , I ' , UUUl.ilLHin cn.
a censon iiv - rJ.- y 10 meet Th?f, ..i" r."
ai7 IUU iniwiJrepco.for "X'""1"1 aooi is one, of thn v":
dlun,! hoped he.ld SE ed to SoVortowhai
t
All communications except those of a
mat nqd gone .out on
J. . . - uac w aOTnis w in iwe an, oil
3- J " wu.re.;wnj.must be poi' as this.urely
spirit wese jnouninms ),..;
-If distance 5 W ofiolLPXv ' SV
eye on he. "..omp.'l
US'
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- ' i III I Ml I I II WHIM
From the Eclectic Review.
out on voyages 'of discovery but
the ships of Tarsish fir, r toe,nnd
far their eHva ul L.VVW.wnsfrom
rr' vCf ana tneir ijo d withl tHr -i i
the name of the Lord thy God" r lto
kni VVli;rlestioned;;Pauldin
fh asked the'person his name, S iSSW
onward faster than !at " Wge;it
has ever vet imnV "'!ar .prevmstances. it
too,
the
t.
forts nVi "XV" ana-presernnn-f-
mnststrirA iK .: J!' . w. mcan.! that we
u ; " ana tersevemnri.
Yvm Carev D n J 1 y the df?alhof th' Ke. S Tk subse"e the spread of the
j ? axejr. U. D. of Serampore. Bengal-- Bv' Pe, and thaere ivouldhe a irri, i i
tWistopher Anderson, Edinburgh.: Svf , . & aimroDriaUonf 7 Conslde:
. is no, a subject for lhe Uil.u -; h
ncxare to oursp v.hs t,a l,:i v ' '? . iln,-n nfn.r l v",y wmosewftose
t,r in anatti- "-nuerea. triem 'unwHlm . nts
Human intellect more sublimely, occupied in l1 suchW as Elliot "br Bn 3nS w "
view of an?p s thnn w;n;.i rJt . toVnnimui uiV -Pi "J?.1?0, nor even
ure vUh-ahi, '" :t
- After all, this uricinliVSl " 1 s??c.r.?r??8- toin-
r ., J t , " , u LJLMMl.l II lift' n-1Atu' L 1 ' 1 -
ffdom of yarded as an ataimenf. for 'nff1
iq he, "thai
qiureto ourselves no humnhlm
rnoe 01 mind partakingf more of
no,
thd
obsc
project of gdin-forth, single handed, to'malo
uiiv.au imorne very heart' of ' the kin
darkness, m the distant East. : Whilost
with that strong irhnression nf cUl,v;ItS"fai4out i??5UP,
sal ration of the
piety; to. ascribe
immediate suo' rr
n " : 4rut U0V there issuch
j.'f irom iieatenc6nveved nbt hv
audible sound or vis W bt- lifM?
!s mVKuJect 1J ro any priety
ce ne as a signal tbt 1 fT -; "w"er5tood it
Gos- ihaThemSnf S " - a Bnt,s officeand not
rn t v "M A-'uines, reach it V kt- 7 severance, to
,h,m narrowly mfll&WT tind
uTitmgs:-., WetolS It.yjiM caprice, or ariv aim
h k : v7- "usrment rvot nil . . :
5 him pulf his stocking off S
ofhls
made
S,SS;?,ren,?i-,, needful to
kivi i "J"S.S PVw.tQ m his.; hand TIA -.Y "w
iug ui muiovea, onanvdcrns;,; xiai-
Ghost clii,i Ch
describe the formation of this stronVh
pose in the mind of i-Aimo. r if I - "
I. ' ..1 .. , "Ji vain.-
uruncnes
was emp:
he Avas part
ristiari
od astthat
"if "i, : mree papersvvrabned urr- M - i V , ' .na
t they at Iheten iiSffiMW
with- -niaiie himvfmllffw.-
Sififs9?V5 .fl::RP0R this wemade him A v ?'a V the end with dS "5 " V
h S S 4f WA??Mt he would
DNaifJ: rnth 1 . . - " : . - I h.ft hn nrOA'M,iL. :.i - "
o-a xrf - V , uue "udrectiruineaa. l,c'v 7- 1 V liC "uni rc4fC5 that its now
iS-S" - iuld CStefeS? cbncetulted, Kr.
tcmwh;c,h0;S
ow oe nassinh- thi-rtftrt.T-wTkii j .-t y.o. urv coeds: nr is. ..; I " i"!!""1' v xe.eveioi the m nH
ri i V too- -more than thnt ru i.j- i r , "."vh y
mm we mi
SnJvJfS4 The clltion of
of wliSfe to'ibrin n aviation
man i ' -vhlch serers U3 the" "hu. .
uianrace. I car. u ;
iK-, -iS SSCOf? atthc,id.of a nation rpjnWtm-.i
pKrUcSlar'oK
rduceator o ff a'-'d.r-a been
its S S: ar c?7. in framing .
h;,; 105' Proposed to insert an artir U n,
it hn . ' o ji uiuin netnifit
f aim eacn isbonn.?
(rested by GdJ"-ViiK m- ! 0U'itT' 's fa-
tPb:. A People, reckless f-ihJ:, 7,
world, dnd firofl,' ?l
I - A V aZH. 1 11.11 in I T w - -V I -
iardeeDercTisXt.;" :fc-.'M".wcnr
nnVti Al. Spny. . ana, rf- W flB ownHe enab-ps
on the rrnh nr -rVrny vouatnes :,P.YPaes-:to.jUo or endure whatever bp
HiA: ' .. H memic the c.omrn?nd,- U,, rir.ual!y hidsfcrewellto'S
r ' rv.rj "Jiiaquants.,'-? uomfy r1"" -Pasures ana comforts ".-.T;i.
LMrt. . tent - .? i?,"
MrPauIdinir
'Pirn ti ion! l i
S o
.Vvvr s Tepeatedlv-and bo,
re teihtp- kAi V. " "-oiytisjon to . nieasn thnm,
1 smmm snwtes
' i ofwnich he afcrrdsmbnT-S-1? ' S W
4 thri Vt?i J i ?rds.emoodiec mth6 form of r"miableao.mmodationraVretched
' Vnf ? d Enqiry into thef Obliffhtions neshunger'nnd ihiHt and "
of Christians to fe'mcan for iKS: nand iAlI
: l! .:? '- ',Jl'.S.was tteP l,o.;a-t rorWK- encourascment, Should.rather bTh
; Pect, althou-h: ofvic t. 1j2
f combined wSth.t)oveTtv.,;,wr;T
r -.tA.'., a.","""" puuiisaeu iiji m otnerfianii ' r
.! - jVa - . i ne train M thenght by which lnm
"VIMIJUU .111(1
himionl.skecThi
wepped Hn:adde.le1b13
to ask him questions WnrJ .m ,.iJ9T " us not
anv.mm,'u J L VrT" n came to
- r,tr , - "ouia reveal all. ; v; -.
Sar5 blue o ver
-o . -"jjsvulH mm was a i
though a rather rWw .!t
V button holes vere laced with
v-viap -over vith the
coat,
controf and fin. ur::,;wu'lu:?. scjl
to keen the mind ? 3 .
vnrrr,nt ;wl7.; ' an w restrain its
nc aone. ifj the student trnulil k--ri: - - - I
Mcr..! -if . cnuncm ana
V;vt'--A - :wm now mention. i- ,
I- -Aiie of universal scholarship must' be:
renounced at the outset - No man calearn ve
ry thing--.The shortness of -life f?!uJ
mother rlaiids:
pie ot action, ls-thus inte'restinv
Ulr. Anderson ; -: "A "
it seems as though it had oee.n-thomS
'nHMfT- bIessf ?r . Apostlesrwhlh
talonefset alhmotionVi He had, said ;
-t,oTGo andteach :all . nations' ind.nv
rnfn n fV,. 1,1 1 . .;. ' r - -'
-v m,,u uiiu preac&the Gospel to
urn T a Mt'f...r :i ..T P.-.."
maniiest;, and thou
many are per
m. nuriy contrary to thel spirit of (he Vos H " 'kw " - -"' ciucKin
for its'mmictc.:!' Pff;i' tla os-i, i he nearest irulithrv-
conSciiEntious'prmei: d fcotive;
singly described bv PntraryMcoirission? . W"a a
calUo them to -venture a
5? fterc Pf cacJungdthe
while; rindi hr.LT. a?? nankeen waistcoai 1
'Tf '""M nun n ei v
- rv fuwiji.Monio wrongs
and whenever it to:Zu.j - . rungs;
cupidity its vrrictories become monnnS
s. gum, and deserve the prirr "r;.w!
. and coming times;. V- " . 'cs1
classes oi its citizens A i ? l
Character if a people 4'l i one
honorable place in tbeworliitj difi 1
its .prwisions, and-establishments fo r national
imororement,
fell? fPff.and refiningthannerV
fornlightemngthe ignorant and w?orinS
Swe?Cdfr PellectuaTanrmora?
ihe degree of aid- given to tho indiridual in
every condition for unfolding his .Wer?
determines the ranlr rf PWr,r?.
m . -.... u.uuMWUl mere wealth
adds nothing to aiDeonleV rton, . .u.
UonVsbul whieb con. dtute "l
Jwr ' Iea meiL- the nation con
sists of thi many, not the few-' .v"
ina are sunk in ignorance and'scnsualHy here
yon seea degraded communitr. even
science he lodged ; its bosom:
progTcss'of the '
devote hira-
of the state.
I . . --- w naiSLLuniiliTM UTilnr.. i ,v,hv. oiivmc UD1T MnM1Bo , C. ! SC VP hif lunml,.- . - - . o
- commission ffl U 4 m:':' a regiment oi drao-om ' f..r;k' ' ..Y-.i. -"VMVai-wouia human tr . Vu'
crAnoVwth
to-Jameson, with rill tbp .The aire of Math.hn
tr' K r?vt w1 au oeen ta- be too short to' rend n W, ur VT- "
i verV tPW-hnnbe m -i - .
- , - v ,-; f-t m tatican oe re
t . .
, o
mr MMrft.n i ... i . - - - . -j -.
lauai U on earth, at the in orrient ar'roite
Jess to himsplf. tk -rz- -i ; .""Vb11
felt bv him 'tA ', . . . f , l"e opligation.was
, M by him , to be imperative, - 'sat down-
'patientlv exam nPf u .uU i L ""VIJ
lishpd"flf.e w""!::,lvllljaiI,a(.oeenaccom-
J ; "WVHI iUi HIS
Andre cussed Wne'sfifirfr
reiidpr?:-.W.Vl:I::
airipd agreed vol an ta ril y to go out m company
armed, watch the : road and intereeptlany suspP
seen passing iowrirrls-N-W -ir ? t e r . . -
- - - j. um, , c uur oi mis
tho number of its MlabhydrSS &5 'ff erynrarhe load.
' conclusion, his estinv t T .KlSSSf MiJ?msk of Tar-
acre were then liyfnin tho norld about serefl sonVRi JW ? Jfctolha Hud
hundred and thirtWonemill
-Pfthesete calculated tiiaVen
... . r -i .i
fc
ristians : one hundrpd m?l
Sife-i onehn -a thlrty
S2fe?; '"ereforefour hun
"fea and twpnttr mMi; : n i ,
An pc; , sun iu i-iigan aaricness.
Animate we now know to have, been holov
.,"0f the heathen
;clea;heyj
-.vu-uncommon treniusi- in othnrQ n i.
he entertained no dpsnnni nrr
' he-aPI,eare4 'o him as capablo'of receiving
t "'Sp-olves.barinlin manv olacel
vhKfn .".ViUmi"u genius j , in others a trac
dposit,on; but his conceotions oi other
' vStf tSVV0n ju?t a"d pressirig The
iSlVe'?rPCansMdbeen conVeyed to the
en rods south of this
f the road, three jne'n
vy qiuuen ana at that, pot Andre was stopped,
after having traveUedfrom. Pine's Bridge without
interruption.-, ." , - v v - ' ". - - - -
, - The partienlaw tf thisvent Ishali here inVti
vi.uv uir ii. ii i f ihm ill I rin w rxf . AM
- . -r. m,. iv- VCViillUIl V
given
ion. anrl hn, :c,,i. ..i. i ;..n r
. . ""v ouun n e j tower still tho
Christians of the Creek and Armenia fb ' S
-I V 1,T.-.l-.v M
ere more vipirme lU.ii. :r 1 . ,
fclrrc.. i " - W1B iVianometans iem
. - o " iuw4U3, near: ine.as-
1 ) V
iP'an, maintained, theml; u"' .1, :
hbour and relation veMhgr S
rcn for slaves to the Turks and P?rs bns the4
nwnbers of the Greek church
I and Papists in general Ss3
b,drI,0U!'6r'"8aidhe; dbest&e:
thl l"e nrcft England much exceed
cS f "d many rerrors and much! looseness of
! iIoZ . 10 be-ind amongst dissenters of all
.nominations. LTb T.,nrone rl
i nrp m.. l " i - vcuuiacjc
hn'r? "V P a Par with the ecclesiastics of-Eng,
Sent d e c: 9rrnost Christian, countries
- and nvlfl- dreadfulceoof ignorancKhypocrisy,
I pan 0Sf t0ain ground irr, almost ; every
f and eL- l end?.ni; thc truths, of thegospe),
tv mptK 4 l S,spel it jelf, are attacked, and eve
1 undSm W hef nem can invent js employed
rk klPom:of , oufv IMJeius.
of th;pgs.hi pdV Srid-fe.
..i l0arev'sestimntinn - nj.iui.: -
vaVhowtK - " " , r ' "" itu,iaig gen-
v o --w.ua.i, w ! -agree, .when he is
"jr. x auiuing ana vv iliiams at- Smith's triaL writ
w ut iuc nine ,py tne judge advocate, and
tuuoii liavoeen ircsm. the '.recollection of his
captors, it may be regarded as e'xhihitinnwu
er exactnessjn KSetails, than -ariyWcourif hith
rr:; ruCi - aiisn er. lo.me question of the
courts Paulding said ' V ; ' .
Myself, IsacaVah Wart,and David Williams
were ly ing by. the nide of the. road about fifteen
rniies above Kingsbridge, ion Saturday mornins'.
?Cr; - V e Jad lain their about ah hour and a half
as ncarasj can. recollect, and saw several persons
V w e re acquainted with, whom, we let pass. ' Pre-
m uy om qi the young men . who: were, with me,
said, ' rhere-comesargentlerha-likelookingman
who-appearsTtp be Well dressed, and has boots on!
and whom you had better stop, if von do'nt
i i - 'Ya lhat l &ot.upt ahd-presented ray fire-'
locknt the, breast of the personand told fiim to
ouuu, anuiuen tasked him which Way he was
going, v Gentleman,' said he, ''I hope you belong
to Wi LParty.; I asked :him whar party.-H?
? Afepy'- Upon that I told him
m the country on. particular business, and I hope
you will not detain me a minute -nndtbpntn lUnnr
that h e was a" British officer: ha - nnlTprlnt n
watch. - Upon which'Iidld him tn ;"&cmnT, it
then said; Iily, God,' I'tnust do -an v ibinW trtre
alohri.'. and seemed to make a kind
ahd pulled but General Arnold's, pass whtcrr -a?'
to John Anderson, to pass all: isruards to -WbitPl
. X' j u Ul ,n lrroall the means of ari
smg to the dignity pf men.; Tlfy Jiave thought
r j r: ..r VV -wno ground them n tU
anyman;; and ita fortunate circum
ComparaiiTeiy;ie.w'. books Vdeservc "to" be read ZT- ' V"r 15 11 'el c"aced- ' How. many
througk -There must.be a. iudieio- .nurselresnalle. to stifle their Si
rrr.u! .w ournonor as a neon e. -trnA "
l tne)ili.(... . 1
."iiuuoiis ana improvements
communih. and whnsp rUmii.
degrade and taint their rnnntrt-
influence extends.Ca7:nzi,i
4
i and a few rmnA KnAVo
svy man .iviany ot the K,rti.r. ,i r.T.r. " - ' gestca thought on" tb,
iiiauuiwanimais, exceed h m iri size in WiTnI - i. l ? V'- va O.ranivorous appetite for books. -irhTpT. TnV,
ness. in. acntV JSIff which trn pels aman to. wlsb T.nch ennobje. a.
Jhefnin Ten&Ti ffT,
dnHgivt
.eierauon above all the.othef ; inhabitants 5f iV H,W ;V W may read much : ' f
l-?The" pest records ofAnct . :..
nf u UAiC Vr;"fc" wumuuuiuwiis i.ourinenuig nis mind with imHiWct 'j-f
preserved .the fame of the ancipnt; 'i iV- ttaP?" tmed this
tarthenmg hIS raind With undigested Util imprciiiri namtWJ, tf;?. ,"n5l?
? shareurtheir achievements ' I I
AmT who, that justly Umatet: the
inmicinsr
tr?c ,,nT imd
W " ?PnnSr irom success in the , fine
arts, the eminence.-of fioU,i,j.;.:
T117TA tf m o rt n...li:.. J . - , - . r
f. . : -,uuau11 morals-and undefiJed te
JI? C;l7v T.14.4 uV. wi: study.
icdku i. lit: in inn in inirinm ..- - . r
1 ' r n i , - "-v, -promptly
.ww., .-.wre me guaro c, rapo eon. and is now
ISJ1" 3h!,Lmhcraa chA the ,
,V Col. JLehmanowsVy visited cur citf Iat weck
aadpreached in the .McChord anJ idESt"
and powerfully, is thp main object or education SS? v e of his addres8 ''mhePres.
-Learning is uefu only-as it fufiuhitSni i Yr "-n11 chU-ch' hTa sketch of hb erentfol
Wkh' materials for iulSV11 ' us"r speciprovidence of God
IprW X v!J i - V :-A.masvof know, in protectinshimin try ndimcultie and thp iml
Jera? .minentdaneis of twentv 1 7 'i. -
;:He (blJowed fortun of
uuuu5u nis wnoietareer,trom the time he
than vast wealth PTforirl
IUl war ( . VV hn n-nnlrl
colteires,
the freneral
tain of. artillery to the! eventful battle
of
kv iii mis last battle he n3nn.r,riur....
jerritorr. and success-iw: .. r-" rv- main :fltf? nf ATrc,,i iv. . ' rv"iy
hbtnomt; thenar
. - - " rJ . v-'Hi i u.re,PE sees, contrihuto something tn -hlo ,- r . . , ""r , v" "isreiurnto b rance,
, to our unfettered and Vpcc :ii vi 1 i ' n. w.nis.suc-l heas sentenced to be'saot bv th n.m,K L.-'
diffliWinnr Tkf , t;. r?'?;;?-Vw. r.ua ucieust around which he lie leaned from hrn to;'.fZ:. K"J'
ledge-andtopur.free institutioTLr
Wofthetrong-andcultiratel ri 5 dCttili
nation, rather than to the' great rivers andmonn-r f ract t0.-ltseI V with magnetic power; the . The object of Cbh L.. ia visiting the "West is to
tains,;tq our shfps ahd-arrffi tTf- are'met fus to Update a debt incBrrelin"eVti
power? " -'an? Within the course ofjeading or .of conversation. - .ureh for foreign emigrants in the city of Was
: -u YetwhilennPnAi ciini't:: fH But. besides this fixed aim there- must bp ln8?.n,.and also to found an Academy for the eda-
&o Jil!al7 'jMp& sn.lLr-
.commence their 'coursp 'with rr. 'of, :! : nonearnea wnat amount
; much in the stmcthfeand operations of theVhfad SH? -C0?-t8e V
lfcclf.trt . t i "me,inev become wpnrr frrrrn frri,i;o:.. -
oriHeWsurf verts.their :mindsT orthey
by .barriers . which the mind cannot pass, or b "f aV ;bavo finished . their education,
that event which comes nlil-P n 11 Thn oJ u,l4U inai nner study .is needless. A man : of
learning Sostclearlv shows menho
knowu ,So;rates wapronuiicedbytheoradei m-J ymremeraberr A true
wrongly leit'his own ignorance. And NevtonlZuZ-
.,v,uwi,,i,ujyH!i yujiiisoii nas iransiatca
was cpntributed.Lgngoti 7fn. Luminary.
I On Pulpit Vstentalion.--llow Iinie -must the
presence of God be felt in that plaec where the
h'ffri functions of the pulpit are degraded into
stipulated exchange of entertainment on 'the one
side and of admiration on the other, and surely, it
were a sight to. make angels weep -when a weak
and, vapouring-mortal surrounded by. his -fellow
sinners, and hastening to the grave and the judge
ment along with them finds it a dearer objects his
bosom to-regale his hearers bv the exhibition of-
;of3s poems i
Thinlt nothfng gained,- he,cries;:'"while!auht -re-J -biraself, thaa to do in plain earnest the work of his
pKHrl i ,i "T : . - r ' rt - - 1 . ; - ; -'' , . : - I Master, and urre on the tuisiness of repentance
l l " noundiess range oi know- wonnyoi auenuon py every. reader. - in what
ledge, the narrowness; of the mind, the cares of ever duties nien. are engaged, they- cannot-'hone
... uuu.iis apeeuy termination, maKe u impossi- ? in? mgnesi useiiuness, anq tne mot complete
success, wnnout a nxea purpose, and', firm con-
kancy',-;i'...-:; ---",-:.:
. - -, - ' -1 - - .
ble. to learri.ahd to acceraplish; hiuch,:it. is an
inquiry of rreat mompnt-JwHnv shall
the best, use of- the little space allowed .us and
advance", the furthest, m: the . illimitable , KU
spread out before us?. Afew hints, in answer
to this inquiry, will, it is hopfed. be deemed use-
'y-O NATION ALHOrfpHR. V V ; --JThe
next great element of a nation's honor, i
a, spirit nf Phuanthrcpy.
y e imight speak of the necessity of hegin-1 and as bound
r -The.Parisian papers think(some of them,) that
therRusiau claims oh France, are merely a! ruse
to get the American Dill passedfthat the French
minister will shift pT the - Kursim claims, . and
amid the gratitude for this; tempt the '.Chambers
to passthe American Bill, ntn. con.-ft is" expect
ed, however, that on the motion for the raymcc't
citne iuuiuvau vMii..an arafnG;nenJ is.ta oe
- rA people 'ought to proposed, by the c-pciition, referring the project
a member nf the human fa.mih- to the Minister oi oreim ATTitr in t?pt tn sir.
to bear part in the work of human J ternp! an arrangement on-more favorable terms.
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