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A virtuouj heart my BAm - 1 r.nn let me nve, r witu trnt hu Let mankind ever tWia me v --- '"tvipfl"! a Jafe'ind brii was a sccV-e of ccchanttog ;,bcadty a fit habitation . Durinii the summ trnti 1W1 v-j -.1 J , i ! f ... cb.rtu-d Hafering jilacesV ii "Vlrgir.j. - To 4he calm end philosophic observer, it presented a fine , subjecl fur contemplatioa. v. There in miniature vasf presented the j world at large, its hopes and fears, its aims and objects, its IoTti, ils strife, and its cYnb.tion. TheVc.was the aged gentleman, 'vhose sun had lo:ig-jassel its meridian, enjojT ing tl.e fruits of the -industry of his early years With vyinc and ;ca)-ds. There was the fond and - oi.iiois motlier,. alVe.rhak-ly agitated with hope and ' af Jookingi ilk prfde on the daughters who ' lie 1 ? dp$?d around her 4heir fair faces, ; feu"nHy 5tpi!es, andlfairy forms, recalling the bright nd" :'.6udles day of Iter ow n youth. Days that f nau eparTed lorecr, yet tauntingly: beautiful as - thc'y smiled like enchanted isles', alon the Wasie oftnemory; There was the young, gay, ihought Icsts yoiit'h, liis .Load teeming with romantic fan cics, and'liU heart full ;x).f poetry, Iready to nln love th the (lfstjhright form, that flashed "across his pa:h. f- . . ; his pa:h. . And'tliere too was tha young, the gen- '' the sinless-maiden, the bright personincation f; ' ofihe'pbcfa dream; ihc pure- embodiment of all -.4 ? ' . tl,.at s t good, t lovely orjleautiful, in natute or re- V . 11- s itn thei bIoomoT tier heart and the rose r hi. hen cheek, ready, to wcejorj rejoice at' ihc talc ; i;f sorrovi- 6r' oy.l ': V'" ,'. Y . '' . . i . I . ; Vfnncnt among thpaulifulj stood Ulipc ! :fa The;x)nly.daugher-5fVIti,y merchant 1 ,a OIlc of theeastern citks,she' lud received ever v ac- !!e.. r; SATUHBP -1 . j J'. - - -t " r'--r r . v -- , :. Mmni 'lm earth was green tie ncath, and above a clear blue, arching skvr The stream laughed joyously" aloVjg glancing a inter val?, in the sunbeamr, which'fell ;in golden show- ( . I 'Li . ' '- . I ers ihrougii me openings in the trees.. .Light small white clouds were sailing majestically along, like Serial messengers from some high wojld, on their wings of purple and gold. In" such a scene, at such an hour, Alice Gray was to meet her des tiny. ' Here the chalicc of. happiness was to be dasheel in pieces never again to be re-united. And the shadows of sorrow and despair, from the yearS unborn 4to gather around her through whose, deep gloom f,hc stars oft hope and- love wen? never to pcnetraV?. Among the party ws a young south erner, 'w ho had recently arrived at the springs. With grjsat personal advantages.! and armed with springs from tlie acknowledgement Ylv awav, and theeveningof life come onasgently as the twilight now gathering around us, and; my sun at last sink-like yon bright orb which has just sunk behind, the mountains fr.orji 'a jseirene and: cloudless sky into the night of death.,; "1 doubt' she a'nsweretli'f that irou would find your self mlstakert in the potency-you believe me to possess, in dispelling the gloom of sofrow, and conjuring up the fairy forms of happiness-and hope. I am a strange ; wayward girl, and dften from Idjow. whaCvel &-&i2Stez facl-: l scarcely; whose, happiness -I am most desTr'outiCdS! Here in .this very spot,' not 'twojSvwkj ajg6 1 1 ana unaiu iiiai 1 uttuu uuiviuuiy aowaras you, ana ino thnaght has caused me nTachf and. bitter ije4fioh;t I " You have never offended me Alice, you cannot I Dllend me, lor you are my ideal, ot ail thrat is goo pure and beautiful on earth. And O-forgive m the presumption of loving so much beauly and ex cellence, for. I ;da lovejyou deeply, devotedly iihdu almost hopelessly. Tell rrie.Alice. is happiness or misery tobe my portion ia; this world, fojr with you rests my destiny." ! , Alice paused for a moment.: Tears gatliere4 to her eyes, swelling up from the pure fountains of her heart. The light pf her sin less soul shone through them, and playqd oec her face like an enianation ! from heaven. She turned her face. on herjlover, Avith the look, which a Wo man's face wears but once in life, that look which r l L-i J " : . if . ...i , 01 u jiirsi luve, "Virt la Pai And t: Heavr hi I-: ; jl V n b i'li'lf in ft j 2. of: Xttf-tat-n t it' -ed planted by Heaven : ,1 mav cultivate it (hy the I. - l . And who without thVcheerinsr glance FT I A . . . . 1 ' . I . -i- -CI woman . wucninff uvf, v , i 1 . ' . m Could ftatd against tlie'ttormi of fala j v . ., " V Or cankerinrr caredef? r'' : " - , t ; ifi. .: a ,, r - i-e ,. -t . - - . f that resis tless talisman money, he, notwithstand- " It wdlild be affectatiofn in me," she replied t " to Tng, an cnpolished manned, and uncultivated mind, feign a. surprise J do not feel, or to ask tijrrie to de- easily ofct.ained admittance into th? chaVmeU cir- liberate. For Jit is impossible fof a woman to fe- cle of thi' aristocratic. From the time of his ar- ceive'the attention yo have paid to me, without rival until ,the fatal " evening, he' had-paid devoted referring to love' as the cause. . And you must attention .o Alice. And-she as her hature prompt- not think me guilty of indelicacy, when 2 cofafess ed,' receiv ed it kindly "and' gently.' This gave-' that 1 watched: you ; . anxiously - and earr estly,:for Charles.n uneasiness: A warm confiding heart Charles my heart has long been yours, tis yours like his, levels no jealousy. :' It endows the object of now, and will; be yours forever.'' He bent down its devotion yith its own attributes, jcbhscious of and gently kissed her - pure and stainless lips, is own . measureless love, and unlimited trust it with the lpok pf anangel of light but th6 feelings For the Hornets1 NctU: . '' ;:.".V'hen radiant moni.V) life awakes . 1 ' V - " And leaves her skadv howerb,' ! : '$;-ATtt4 Witk he,r rosy fingers shake .v;-f A Theldlvv drops firdm' tBoWeri i pnJVl.'hVmihstrels sweetly ing v tTrT JXno-in glee, . -vi. 'Jly' heart is still Witt tUcr "When gently dies the. weary day, And beams the evening j$tar,. ' f As twilight flings his mantle grey' ; O'er hill and dale afar, : V.;. . , "When strife and tumult sweetly cease From toil and fcare we'ije free, My spirit hailsjthe blest releise- : . ij aVly heart is still with thee.' ;;V'.Y.- GAINSBORO', iN. Vy., lOJ. ; j: , ' ". - t- - ... ' ''. ' ' " ' ' ' i " ... ' J "" i ' i . . . : . : i ; ' Wif and .wjkJi;i nrr.o.trii ulln d-. . 1. . ' AjJ he. is P'Kr to vUo , hoU are denifd." lor the r HorneU. J , .., .: compushment vfrich tcndtbVlorn or bcautifV. pn Lcrnpmre ldvU4c4r-'choicest gifts n I.'. P'oion. Iler btauty wasjof tJnltMherial . :". "CeniOUS SOld. Srt 4;Si-inri!inrr crt nlrfiiirrr' trl.-jr liii-i n;roa2l cna?iiis wctecs'tln Vts trncnflnt .isU. i ... O'er IV dreams no'l of danger or inconstancy.; On the of a triumphant fiend present occasion the young southerner, was pecu- plished,r he was reye liarlv attentive, and Alice as Charles thouglitVun- Alice fixed. . usually kihdT. She however allayed all unquiet thoughts if t.h Vre existed any in his breast, by an occasional, but inexpressible glance. lie. never llipfess Jongs d to. .parlicipate in the conversation, , vu .Jr... '.: ; ".j'-----. I, ... . " 1 I' 1 ..nd nwnlff n. I' vmre.- -1 n . me desUltorv remark ol ms.naae - . i . t t I . : r r - - , f , . - - ! The design was accom- nged, and the destiny of iI""A unceasing delight, sq calm and sinless wasXwhim, capnet, . or intentjon, we iknowj not, yet it 't',' ' '.' Ihe soul they icvcaled. Shd was now jusi" enter- was so.! Tot race the words and action's 6f wo- : " . . . . -i . t i li -'.', " it L . , irg injo lint world, so nJil cji 1; j iiiiso, to the young and 'inex i 1 ississippi'fi mighty tide v .Thei tearful, mingJin moonbeams playj Anl nrilrt nnti shannw'v nhanfniYia o-llde. ' r . .. e r . In the dim'distance far owar. , -i 5 ; : . ; ;V For. the Hornets Nest i iLcitcrs to'Toung X,adics IVo. II. ':i Dear "Juliette You say Laura A. is your par iiiiar friend. I am lather surprised to" hear thip, hrcause I think your cliaracters are-very dissimW hr. I do nbt think she.has much slabilUg.of ch 'tatter, "and that is one of the" first qualities I wou wish a fnenc of- mine .td .p.o$sesd,bes:prettVH and lively, biitdnrable friendships must be fOnnae on somethini less flattering thin heauty, ana 1110 : " Look here rfom, what makes .some inon lilo. a whiskey barrVl6 r; '". ; ; f Vf-You give it.up,U!,;Vc!l hecauso tlicj'holJ - '; 1 ' ; Vc!l"Dick .Wiiatiyou tin k makes some men" ' : . ' riiorio'f, ad 'Word, like glass !? "I i ' '. j ',Vf'Kovdats plain, case ttey - will. break cay';J ;.- '' ' Now Tom w hat makes some niggas jgc('cho ;''' ' rnose.U 'case d'eV.Jbikei too lig bitcs.'T'.. . ' '. ; - :Hl o73roit:Ti: cil yroi' vcr'krrow a' dark " i' ' j j ' 1' ' ' af oh'tB t V ' C "' ('. x '' ' ' ' ; "Gif. out, .yoiiw., .:rn;:;:.: . dicphumnary nowj . , ' "p-" V. -...'.'ti .; ' ; v fSow, I Jlperpel a cornundlcdrum toyV-u.' - ' '.'' What makes cm! eat do beef so greed, like m possum on a young chicken " : . ' , You gibs it up Uocs'you VV Took ho.ah jVii ign .'pViidtJ in, wh co an 6 Th hope, love and pro- man to thn'r sc -ucce is a task too airy, j for the sub- inexperienced. ;u;itn a I tlest : human he. aa. au who nave mmgiea in so- cnrt. free from care, and a brow on winch the fcieiy, can , doch tless recall similar instances, yet at shadows of sorrow had never rested, if she hnd 'the same time a re compelled io acknowledge, them i i ,- i - . i w Ijiit known its cares and jsorrpws, its hours of pain, i ! i ' t. ii! r " i I t " t ! - J- -' i i i.! ptiJ nr.d. years of disappointment and despair, how dif fcrcnt, would the' retrospective glance shecast upon Iicr youthful days have Leeri. Instead ol t" bidding them a hasty andj joyful farewell, she would have taken a sad and mournful adieu like ' n traveller who, vhavmg passed through a beaut: "Tul 'niid sunn-lancj, where chrystal streams, sooih with' 'their soft niu'rmuripgs, nd balmy breezes sigh gently through tc trees and fan with pef fumed wings the- dewy ' flowcrs-of eventimc sud-lcnl- arrives af tbe borders,' of a scorched and n rid desert, hose dangers he is unacquainted ''with, and- hose limits he knows not j A.t6ng the many admirers, who worshiped t lr. slirine, attracted by beauty or wealth, was Charles Dan vers. A young lawyer of Considera l.frf .-ibihty, and great legal, attainments for one ijt hii age.- . lie resided in her native city, and oc casionally visited hof father s where he was struck with .herurpassing, loveliness.. From some mo tive or other, probably not recognized or acknowj "edgti hy himself, hej found himself at the springs and daily exposed to low sweet voice, and dewy twilight would of mystic shadows, totally Micxplic; ibleby the common rules of judg ing of the motiv .es from the .ictions of mankind. The forest 6a. k that has battled with Ihe storms oUan hundred , years, is not more instantly and fcarblly change d when the fiery bolt jfalls upon it . rending it to the "cold look isle in a sunny s ia, is not more suddenly changed, when the hurricj vne sweeps over ij on its srormy wings, than was his heart. The god of lovewas hurled rom his tl irono of light, and. the demon of Sha gVgfnfcd wig f 3i Is heard the lover "wooing taW t - Now fifoni Cach warm tind lovin? heart - Thcj magic iufluence of th6 hourt : Doth cease the p$n?ivc sigh to start, Soft as tho perfume from.ihe flovvcrl And ruagic memory recalls f . ices of the' sleeping dead Aft n!ilit'i dnrt 4nrf.iin snfilxr fnlfa S " O'er the; green jgraves vfliere they arpaid: "That is a l beautiful song," cxxialmedj Charles. Danvers as he entered the moonlit bowel, where Blanche Rosalind was'singing to' her guitar "and I coufd listen to it forever aVit flows from thy sweet mouth. Cut is it not too sad for one so Ak Arff!Cfl,h ?n hi? mission 'da ml 1 ;V n :Where '"'" 1 3 '" dreamy hills1 v And b!ei. u , Z " ner Inagc name - J ; . I'. .; b!mis u songs of nmrmfrmg rrUs." - P, ir -x:-' U ced fo appreciate life, The natural bea!iit WliT N. - .i i -i i :"!.!. . .. m - Wed the heart to existence ; hbvv sad io see one; thus in. pici :es, than was Charles Danvers by 'oun3 and beautiful.'f ' I know - not hd. c a nd words of Alice. U blooming she answered but it has long been so tif if ia " that of ten on my sunniest thoughts and brightest pros pects the shadows of melancholy fall. "You are tpo ..imaginative Blanche, and the poetfy of your heart gives a melancholy tinire to 'all voii behohf w ..i i revenge, commenced his dreary reign amid the T,)C world isj not hr fairy land, which! blackened 'ruins. The I flower of affection was chilled into .deaths "to bloom again; no piore. His resolution was suvlc Jenlyand firmly taken. He de termined," to wind himself still more cldsely if pos tible around her he. art, and then desert her forev er. In order to acc: omplish this, he pursued the sn me course ns bef ore: TTFTia attention"? wsre of that deen delicate, .-and tremulous' nature, which I J !! .1 nrifu'ithcTaflninrr n rrtrmrtilc l-i rrt Hi ttoi4' n nr. you see in your dreams. Yet fear not for" ybii shall never know its wo and care. When this dears hand is once mine, I will stand between you and its angry waves."..' : . ;A '".'.. ; :. Charles, when . he left the "springs, bent his course to the southwest where he became ac quainted with Blanche Rosalind." Her dark eyes. t, wealth, 'ft, ( i . r i:" If", v r t . ! I if . 6 the resistless influence of her, fascinating manner. jWh( be weaving . its gray, mantle and the stars -marshaling in lieaytti, and the sweet moon, wading in glory up the sky, Charles and Alice, would wander forlh a, oat, beneath the forest's dark and solemn shade, , aionc; ijiQ uanKs oi somo- ciear stream mat mur- nlurcd on, now. lost in gloom, then glancing like . a thread or silver light beneath the summer mocn. -Thus days passed onl made bright and beautiful, by Iho sweet " interchange of thought and feeling , between two hearts, on' which the morning of love -had dawned. To her eve, : s ' Ttiere m as but ene btlovcd form on earthy t t And that was shining: onhcr ; sho had looked ; Upon it till it conld not pasn away. L. j And he had ceased , i To lire within himself; she was his life, The ocean to the rirer of hi thoughts Vh!cb terminate 1 And yet no words oflove had passed betn-ecn them. ' I; is strange, but true, that fate oflen selects the happiest hourtho loveliest scene, to dash the cup of 5iappincss from the lip, and poison the fountains of joy and peace On1 a calm and quiet evening a party had strolled forth to inhale the fragrant breeze and gather the flowers, that grew along the . banks of the stream. They had seated themselves beneath the lengthening shadows oi some giant oaks, that .stood the patriarchs of the forest. ; . - r ... - . ' ' 'With the writing of ihis, the Editor taL nothing' t6 do: for it is the production of one who will be much Let ; ter knoTi to fame than ever can his humble elf.- Bui he vouches for its beih? founded on fact, (having been in-. iimaieiy acquamiea wiin utv parties. --4 characterizes deep, ' devoted, and undoubtlng love. His very existence, I eemed to depend on her smile, he lived and breath's dbut in her prescence. Her every wish was antic ipated, and gratified e'er it was expressed, HoW he succeeded in "the prose cution of his design, the following conversation, wliich occurred about two weeks after its inception. will show. - . ; ! :- ' The scene and the ur were the same', ail was tranquil,' beautiful and lively, ns!vbeforc. Naught save the heart of man . as there to mar. the glory of the scene. He had c hosen well his time for .ac complishing his object. The stillness of the eve ning, the murmuring si ream, the Whispering wind, and the vapory cIo '?ds dreams de p into the heart of Alic6.- ".Depriving it of the power of self-control, :openfrig up its measureless ileths of affection and love, and 'Wrapping it in the goldeh dreams of. happiness and1 peace.' "In such a place as .his, Alice, witfi a being like you, I nave arcamca max a could bq nappy although hap 'beauty's blooni,' fail like a idojver cut down on the brink of the grave into the charnel-house befow. ; I ' ,. , There isa beautiful girl, so ifair, so angelic, so pure, that her friends would not permit thfe 'winds ?f heaven to visit" he too roughly. The! horizojri Voif life is "just ex pa uding above her; she lees its sun br ghtly and unclou ded, approiclilng the meridian . it Cin;s its gulden tints upon the mountains of he in the distatncefno thorns are mingled with the flowerswhich anticipation throws around. her path. Loving and beloved, hll bids fair for peace and happiness, ' IIow radiant jtha flashes, of her clear, fuil speaking eye; how fresh the farnaiiiqn of her cheek; how buoyant and her elastic step what a gl'jw xT health animates her fair complexion.) f ; . - , - . -, : i . - .if -. iv .. ' - ' -. Such : was C4THARlNE,;wheii several yejafs ago I saw her M her father's in .Dunlin, surrounded bv all that could Lrender life desirable.' But where .ls shp now ? A cloud has1 rolled' up arid obscured the' 6un of er ; existence, ere it has reached its zenith The montdins bl1 hope in the distance hnje become enshrdiide.d in imist J the-flowers around her path have, witheredVand the winds which were" nc?t permitted roughly to i visijber. delicate form, early grave. fled ; and while faithful recess of have strewn their sere leaves over he With the angel death' her spirit has affection will long" treasure in tme most cious wiilroon caused him topffer her hjs' hand. J He wasiccej)!ed,: and s6fn after the evening on whicljuBlanche was introduced they were married. Alice Gray returned to her .home alternately ela- . - - - i i . : ' 1 ted and depressed by hope and fear. Shei receiv ed but one letter from Charles and that was short ly after his departure; it was hurried and 'finsatis factory. Tin.e w ore on, and the star of her hope Sunk lower and lower, until it set in the gloom -of despair. Misfortune after misfortune . swept over Mr. Gray until his immense estate passed into other .hands. thing struck by A .wealthy old bachelor with no- to recommend hini except; his .property,; c bv the beautv and ircntleness of Alice rtro- and the vapory clouds floating away like posed lo her father for her -hand. He; broken in threw over all, the a ir of heaven ., and sunk spirit and fortune, agreed to exert his iniluenfce memory, the recollection of hejr amiabjlity and personal Ccha'rms, the reflection wilL.be siiddenedi, that so sijon she should have been a victim marked for jtjhe grave, j ; The last time, the writer rerrjembers;to have seen her was at the" Grove Church, Dupyn, ft. G. the centre' of a bevy of youth and beauty ; aild with what painful sur nrise did; he read the obituarylbelow! Sn' a recent Wil mington paper.. '- ,: .'.; ;."' , ,; , .Died, in this towiL cn the 12tlr instant, Sarah (?atha rine, second daughter of James M. Middleton, Esq.' of Duphn county, in the 19th year ol. her age, Miss Middleton came to this place asi nurse to herif- flicted mother, who had been, diseased mr a considerable time, but very soon after their arrival here the scene was changed, the mother became nurse to tHe 'daughter and though kind friends interposed, and evjery effort made to I prevent it, leath lard hold and none could rescue.', Dhe suuerea auoui iiiree muiiuis vviin uui jutieciiuii . oi iue lungs,, and died fully confiding in Him in whom she had trusted, having been a: consistent member of Christ's Church for 'some six years. The loss! to her family is great, yet the gain, to her is more than a' balance, for the ritrhteous 'shall be had in everlasting remembrance: with bis daughter; A nd Alice the lovely thi bbeau piness is called a phantom,, that v ever seems to be within ouir. grasp, ycf always eludes j it. It is in deed a beautiful spot" murmured1) Alice, " and surely if, happiness exists onearUi it could be ioiind here, in the compan y of those we love.-' " And without those we love he replied, "it can be found; no where; even t his .wou id be a desert unillumed by the smiles ofltrorr.:! but with a lorm like thine to walk besfre me like a! grfardian angeli with thy sweet -voice to, wafble a plaintive song in the summer twilight, and thyi eet smiles io piay upon my neajr, instead ol tbe clouds which envy? .hatred, revenge and passions throw over the heart busy drama onHe, tiful the unfortunate Alice, indifferent 'to hen future destiny to please her father yields a reluctapt con sent. . -. r ' j" 1 .. . " ... i .'." -'.' Charles with his southern bride, and Alice with her unloved husband met again H the .springs. Bui' were they happy 1 Let hose who hare loved atiu been disappointed, ano rrarriea where they couii'l not jove, dhswej. And Ionian learn to bear wit,h the whims andAapcslofher who is his; comfort Jn life and scfece.'m def th. And let womafn remember, thatr beauty aid her jQwer are giveh to h er, pVfihe may shed sun shine and gladness (on iy .i's ; dreary pilgrimage through time., And .t"cnT used capricousIy they , oflen Jbj3fefsnto death the flower cf lov. w mi;iuf r -'lCn i s stern ncart, and throw d Wl LVVfcor, the gloom of Sorro ney- fa thousand ptherev tWs worTlCV arts oOHe actorsan, ' v -? v 5 6ve in l J Vial eactorsai'ltJ ; N ope or m m , KEEP THE SABBATI tet . the following admonitions be read, remembered and heeded. They make up as good diserrrion as could he preached in so lew words :.; ' ' f i I i If you would befriend one of the best Mends of the human body keep the Sabbath; ;. ,1 '-:":?' -1 f ; ; If you .would honor one of the best friends of the human intellect aoa -general education keep the SabbathJ. Lf you would favor a grand illuminator of public con science, and by suchagency a powerful supqorter of civil law keep the Sabbath; N - j ' " " ' -If yon would sustain a law which gives great powers to all . other, divine laws in the hurruXU lmind-Hteep tne Sabbath:- ..i ';;'?.,; :.:'' ij ' lj: ',- ' If you wciuld susfain that which powerfully1 guards men from vice, and crime -keep the Sabbath-,- ., .: li you would favor an aeency pre-emiuenlly eScacious in making mea fit for the eternal scenes of purify love and joy- keep the sabbath. 'Kichards' tiazetic, y,. 7 ' , - - ' N THE- BIBLE; Where do we read siicli-st range, risings and fallings, now the faintings and. languishings, nov , the terrors, cf astonishment, venting themselves in sutth high amazing strains, as in Psalm Ixxvii Or where did we ever find sorrow floating forth in such a natural pt-e vail in g pa thos as in the lamentations , of Jeremy ? Ohe would think, that every letter .was, written with a tear, everyi word Was the noise of a breaking heart; that the author was a man Compacted of sorrows, disciplined tto -grief from his infancy, one who never breathed j but in sighs," nor spoke but in a groan. bouth. i0 useful than mere animal vivacity. J, have notice too, that - girls who have, been much indulged a home, (and I think 1 -aura has been j scldohl make very affectionate arid truej friends r thcare ; cxact inS , they expect to be as much humored arid adj mined every where as at home, and never advance; opinion; without expecting; you;: to sancuon itj eir little canrice whith Jre made tlie subject of conversation by their ;.fon(( parents, and which excite man v; an approving snlile, not because they are really amusing or praiseworthy either, but iii J the mere redundance ; oi paremai auiuwu, ...j,; soon , display lor your, peneu, ti ""vv you don't applaud too. ' '(. : if.'' i ; j ersoris who oticf their lnendsinp m- certain Romaif king.rgahguW .yd,d I'lunl l.'ilJI'uV. i. would wish the inhabitants pfj the wo rid had end huge neck, so that their extensive philanthropy! might embrace-them all at ojice. ' Of course yoiij will have the good judgment to shun such,. and Iec them tsee that your.ihtima.te friendship will liot be lightl bestoAved.' Attachment! frrmcdai school thotigli not always if&t?, are generally sincere, and I would say, that amongalb ypur companions, per-i haps; there 'w-. f?iit ;.-:8;i"5'Whos!e taste ii congenial with y our, own. I3ut if a' girl speaks much jo yoh of the fatdts of others, and of your virtues beware of 1 suing her be that one,' . ! iJj j. " You - ask me if it is proper or expedient, for a .school girl to haveTnany correspondents, j Not many I think. If your time ;is well parcelled, a; sufficient "part of your recess", devoted, to he.ilth- ful exercise, ';.a'hd-tffliejr.in'dispensable:e:m'pldynients,! such as the occasional use of i he needle, you will not find time to write more than two or three let ters hi a week.' You should yj rite home ve iy of ten, sav everv week, and not alwa3"s 'wait for le- plys, for yoiir parents find :jeyen less tijtnej'thahj you do, for. such business.! a latncr once toki, ins daughter 'that she: mast . Write-cjvcryKw.cck, even if she could 'only find tine to' pay " I'm well ;" I don't suppose he expected to be obeyed literally, but parents "feel" much anxiety cbout their children when away; and the old man only wanted to im press this upon her memory; .In a frw weeks finding herself uncommonly busy.iila -tilrtyFul hu mor she took him at hisword and wrote, j", Dear Pa. .I'm well. ,Mary." Of course he felt re lieved, even at this, tho pcrhas he ("allied her an impuderit bhap" asJ people, sometimes do .when ! .tliey jfneart " you re a. dear,:, good ejhild. j J;bo I would ajclvise ySU to'do pll you cati by .yoiirduti-. ful affection,' t6; ariticipatethe smallest wishes f your parents. i-; . '...j .: ,i h );. v: , . ' ' I don't ' like td. give advice in an r.n i:npcniivc wdy ; young, ladies at school arc sometimes! very ' jealous of their prerogative, as much so as little boys whii they, first assume the hibilimcnts of manhood. I . dp not. mean foj be personal at til now, for I th in k you ha ve leii rtj ed pretty Well ther difference between serdle obecpenhe, tind;;a re spectful regard for Jhe Opinion!" yodl ilJer.- Soiile consider the feceiving Jif;:ad vice, and tiir independence of tiiind 'altordier fncoiiffiatiblc, and " do this" or " never do thnt" gritcs'Jia.fsUv on their sensibilities. Some ?a Hating euphemkm must be employed.; " Have the kindness -toltnly your lesson, Mary" o " IM oblige ,mc, L'jey,. By land ; : " prant .darkey, tiij casede Uir4 5s parfUmcd with I I . 11 lOlVaJJ- WhdtJ makcsi a man mcnurc his corn in de Oh I sCe's ' dalf f casc.ho wants to iiiake bii cotton seed lotcn a hn price...' o case lrhc mcnuro in dc bottom It wi l u ! wash away; darfojre ho meriur6s in do Cabarrus'AV CaJ 1 '. . ' . "I" .' ...-'. I :. . f, Kx'AMixtXd a (AV iTNKss. r'Sir,' crifiiurcd 'ihr Attorney of a burly: Dutchman,-)V hat cploi-. wa i '.'. Vefj ven I first ftcprmr47.i,,tc(( wid, j hop, ", he was a very lectle pig; ami. he- wa dob f ' ,,, hog, butwhen he got to he older, !i got tiiWi. of sandy tike, artd l should dpii call ' hitnj oilliJ vhplej a sarfdyjhog.' r '; '. : i v " What ear marks iiadhe V '- ! 'i ' , -; . kYel, veil I firt beca'me ncquaintcd wid dc lmrf," he had no very parlicklar c.ir majksexcept a. vt -ry fhWrttaa:V .lv : f-::..V.,; . '; ".' v Take vour seat. sir. said, the attorney; vAea II the next witness. . : I ! cal" 1 LjdvE GcoonAritr. 'Cob,; where is the sta io of matrimony 1" I.':'- :;- "'":'' .- .': . ' 'h isionb of the. IMed- 5tatcj. It isj bound( d ; byrhujrgingand kiss jog on onc's'uhV aridcradlcs , and babies on; the ether. It chief prqducl i?ro populationj broomsticks, and staying out'pf hihta. . v It wrasi discovered by Adam and Eve, whilo trying ' ir find a north-west passage out of Paradiie. Th'i . ,' keeping, vhen; squally weather (:pmmuMfy.f."('i Ta J witlr sufficient ower'ftci keep nil hai.d ins. cool . .''.; " -cucumbers . "FoV-' the .principal" roads lending to ..." this interesting siatc.lc'o'nsiilt the first pair of biuo'' r . eyes you i-unagaiiistji'; , ':',.' j- - ' t( drajv lotfi io.ervc;fi. ihe rpihti . - Thq prrndrnt 4. ol ihe ballal bad-been .nrneitly s)l cited v puvv tUn yountresi, and li.id nronnEed w'to '.In. .lit nr. I it. i keep liis word, wtlhoni any n' Mreiit pactiiiJit- A put jwn i.iacu nckeir i men : rue wiiot draws f-Yp'u.flrAit fird," k 1 In x iii an.- eUj to tJii;. box.- hnd .fiiid to- lli'v itlio black lickcl it M rvriv.'1 , ' alrd'ho the liifln, he wjI.n t .". V .! perlinir feoliie trick, (rom Ihe u-.mis 1 ' X' mei.'ioil -of tatlotiiirf ilrcvv his liekrr,aml iiinnrilifc- ly eAVallovvcd itj .VVlml.have yon done,? Fiii.J.r.i i .. prt-nJent, are you matf .'.. uSir.,,ediC'? tlw tu;t;'. , . -if the licketl biive (v illwcd it bt.vck,. itf n.M.t.. ; - mjV .prie tshouhl be wfiit ; in ihatne l'nuift ,tr; b1!r il 1,'lnive pwallnivcd tli 'white jickH, iny roinradt!' - ( "ill draw the f.Iack f)n '. . You may e'.F.Iy l.rmW 1 ihe truth." The prceidcnt-Wiis (bus obliged lo let j both escape, io fulfil hit promsae. . i ' K . j---4a m ' :' AViiat the Facts ' U'lpnn; A lady .it . w liofjo friend liad a rrivled u ne x ect d I y , got nr nn J ' iinprornpiu .dinqcr. party, and was' compelled tu send to the; nca rest pastry cook. for Vome Inrgi;- ' (arts. ! 4MI went on wall until iho-ladyjunluckily 1 wishing to show off, Ly prctendittg not! to' know wliat -Was at--. l;ir own lableV pointed to thh d.i i 1 with ti n air b? great linity, aiid i.Vjt.iircd. Jjliii, ', hat rue these tartst here-at John," in the' iii- noccttco of his licart, lcf,kin tft the talis in a com- ' '' al rather than a ciilinarv ixint of view, brisk- !ln rrrilicd.; '.FournnnCP il'nioce.' rn'ama; to hi lad not scribbling on quite e vr phge of , y puf dra. w-ing-book" musf be said very paUtely, jlifore'Lucy1 or Mary will condescend to obej'. ..' i :r I said iri my last, that y mi wprc uite pnttGritin drawing and composing :! I Would advise you to paarthular attention to the Iattcr; : Irhajjs -nothing helps form a good; conversational. sr;Ie,More than writing compositions frequently, and ( with caei. It Will give, you an ease m expressing your self liardlv ncmn'rpY! iA nnV other wav. and tyhub you twill allow is very desirable!'; I il.yo irdr One tSf the b'hyts irtdites the following And" when' the reverend sirliall tay, "My eon take ltbu tTiis daiighWl' I'd answer hirh ia'fearle.3 tone, . ' T tban't itrt nrftliincr rhortf r." ' '. Will vou. nfv sons support and nourish inia newer 1 pivjt ro inrnj.. td give ryy whlT M:d p!ove n tlourwii AhdVaswer, i(Yka nir-xeeff. The. rcapTn wliVArinanv hdi-B ttuice:A Marriage, is becaujth(j ijiicsriorri jftp tlAiiresKiiDiiEAtcii -the Nw. Elifland pnrrd furii-. sh painful evidence of Jrnortaliry wbich jbav ken place among the emigrants 'from, mat wetion ne goaa je feions of California. Manyjbave d.ed under . the aceutna fatiwons of erreat privations ind c!itrei, . an& phet j hive j te fiofie of the comforts; wliich tbepooret oiitcat.t in thv ild Sxats has thrown kround bii last bduri. $Uiy Who haveretOTBCd hom,hiite brought Jue wjrn loein ted bme have one to ttiat bourse from Whirh ho tra T a . 1 . 1 1 .laai... I r, 1 1 .-Tirr.T t-tier repirna. n. pmu. rausn uniu ast wefik. in this citv. vt Bond tt?et. whw yb"0 tni'i f great promise, it r6tornid from Cdf r'd d.ed f , ilisease contracted ia that climate. N Y. Joilr: Corft. Vxitiiii roi HkiTi'iin bArrtB. t Niw '-Yrk, ' '' FMr.,Va'Ut jecently oiJUioed 10 J) damage). Of threfieo amed Riete, for arrestir.ff ai. ihtowing tim in pni..ir J..i.a. k. k.J rn.r iri.m V.iar.rlr ttrt a mKtakefl if -rn nnve anv ii . 1 , . , - j - i- 2 t - - ' itcnzTge 01 nivin notion of becoming a uJm Uti?1l. is' ifldisppnjerlme nrevit ble. ' ' , -i 1 -'j j : , , - ' - - y a I hav'nt time to say jrno'r'e np'W, except that in. judging- of thfe; cliara'qtecs of oUiers,.you must not make manner tnc criterion 01 inei jiw ju,uch, rashly pf others, even when appearances seem to justify censure. There are many of .your school mates : who Cannot b6 your confidantes, ;.nm ptr j; haps not one who deserves not your pouLcusb. -, Hoping vou Will lfcYmc know of your'progrcfs, and little difficulties, or rather of any thing thai interests your; ' I reiTairf your fftrid; A. Mi: g passed ft E5 counlerieit: riote rt tfn-m iiuly. U biTirwl at tb U.T.e w etwivia.: tbtm of tbeir mistake a t4 t iduttty, btit iwt kft'nl b'im the opportubi'y, fT i- . J -. i. T , AJ i : T ite wouU T'Airiu'Urt Fb. 27 1rnrr( msn ninf.l KicrJ. I Jliley lull dfl lat uihna 4 &lrr4.f 0ur-ti a Montona r.st-'4-Wnile angag-d in exeVir menthc. He wn on his' kr.e":i praying or anee f bearl wna h r Jtt f Ticfceij cfrp3. i Tbe CornO.'t Jr'y protinunerd aoonlei 7 proJuceJ by T;!igiqutxciteni'nt. " a.ci! ' i-. " : i.a,..raaJ...i ... . ....-4?:.- L-ir ignorance nrononced it a j irfgmef, ft'M.VI-'. ' m..i v wa every kiuaer in the rda :e Wa vf P " ,T 4 'f.?-.--' ' 1 1 I' ' .; ; 'r, ' 'v . - 1 : ' j Jf V. 1 y v.,.:: Y