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i Vow He Livevjjuol AlUitn.
THE STAR 4MK)1'K.
Th err is u Star, one lonely Star,
That shines from yon deep -ether
Mee, i
And bright ils beaming come Trotnfar,
Yet oft!y as the tilcul dew.
Unlike the lightning's lurid j;lare.
M I en thunders wake the sounding ajr,
" Its peaceful beam
And modest gleam
In iiutlifti inutfthed lustre glows,
And rtsls in undisturbed repose.
The firery orb that rules the day
Hides from the world its lesser ray
Clouds may obscure and tempests rise
And blackness overspread the skies;
'Tin from the darkness of the night
It tited a brighter purer light.
That Star is Hope, given toman
That his low thoughts may -up-
-tturdrf rise r.A : -
To cheer him through his life's brief
span, , X"'-
And lure htm onward to the skies.
Coeval with all hnman birth,
(Vet not a native of ibis earth,)
-Fren heaven-itr beiitl ,;t'
i .iLJitui ii it- ie u8 - J
V I. ere bright its unobstructed fay
Outshines the gloom of . life' short
'a:
Hope luightest shines when cares op
pn ss,
And cbeer the gloom of deep distress.
Givrs comfort to the troubled breast
.And to the weary sufferer rest.
tuHurry likkuts;flm bigpryzes, but
i duzzeni krvr furjHwl tliatfuv iT t
arr poor i kin get llecktid too Jon
griss, an thats more tha;i u kan v
That e is a graUvinatujv owr part
tec hoo ,tppuzi:s me, anabee u hav
hceru' v him Ickk yf Tui tjaymo is
Jiunc'ral Kleevtla idcvbut drot mi old
short, iV i kecrs fore liym fore t kin
beet him tu to won eiiny, day and
thttj fokes up heer in Habbersham
sais I an a beep the best skoller :
and more than that two, that i has a
bettur nattcrral cumpassitce fore du
ing eiiny thing. :
Now, lckky, the reczon4wi i rite
this heer lettur too u is bekaze i am
nfeerd u izzunt agoing to tieet Pay
tience rite, fore u sais in yure lettur
that shce nccdent too waite.for u, us
view -of the celestial hierarchy, but;
iii -yairi, he. could not assign to bia
saint a 'place wjrthy so many virtues
as lie possessed ; every sentence eh
Jed thus: Where can we place this
patriarch :' One of t lie congregation,
ired at last of the repetition, ex
claimed, As I am going away, you
can just pop him into my pew.'
Chinese Jesc. rich man propos-
ed to a covetous greedy wretch
malco him a present of fitly pounds, If
her would let him beat him to death,
rha miser mused upon it for at Ion:;
while: at last, raisiug bis head, uNo,'
says he; "give &5 pouuds and beat
me till I'm half dead. What do you
say?"
Jl veritable
ii
m,not Til Qalm
u is going tu marriegh sum of HienijGttZelle of lhe au, jBi t,e fallowing
Iilleedelphey gals; now, lckky that extraordinary niece of inteilicence:
aiut klevver lnutoatalke sopst be- "At the T 'eelebratibo Tof iudepeu
ka?e n got a big pryze in the lottur- dence in Freetown, N. II., Coll Tar
ry, fore u knd Paylience jsgittin old hox, one of those who fougbt;bld and
and wonts a husbend, an i tel n wat died at Bunker Uillwaiked alone
it iz, now. if u 'dont marriech bur. the processioq -iu the same dress
kurn nn ilirn flii on n fr which he wore on that memorable
AIH.UST.
A cloud lay cradled near the selling
I vvv HCTJ tISV
ot:
in
hreetch of prommis and fite u he- occa8,oa
si(es, like Rhiy did Jiaiidolf, an k . k . , . .r"-' 1C-k
i f.s 4i: i A Welsh gentleman has, with much
wata more I izzuit agoing to shutc hefaJio j 5uiry aQd deep research,
ayhe star
kold as a vagruii tire thats how it jjiousand years. In the middle of
is so yude bettur teati the mark olejtha manuscript there is a N. B. "AT
i uu uv, uoiu vii u iitvb u.uuul litis pimti inf woria wascrcaicut
Uuck on a June Hug, so t wil.
The iujuns are making a darnd
fas abowt the nu trecty, an I heerd
a gratelcheefsay heed kill evree
drottedinjun of the horscstyle partce,
if they didunt keep rite. -Tell Kur
nell Pluck to kum .oute to Georgee
and wee! make Vim a jinncrrall too
fite the injunsi fore this herejiriner
A Quaker, in Philadelphia, want
ing to buy soma oysters,, requested
the oysterman to leave vo orilhr. e
bushels at his house. .Pray sir-said
the oysterman, what might your name
be?: Tt might be Beelzebub;, replied
the Friend, but it 'aint. . ,7 ...
watched
lie glory
mov-
on.
O'er the siill radiance of the lake
below.
Tranquil its spirit seemed, and float
ed kIuw !
Ev'n iq its very motion tliere whs
rest;
While every breath of eve that chau
ced to blow,
Wafted the traveller to the beaute
ous west,
EmMfcm, racthought, of the departing
bouI!
To whttse white robe the gleam of
bis is given)
And hv ihe breath of Mercy made to
roll
ItigM onward to the gojden gates
of Heaven,
Where, to thn eve of Faith, it peace-
fui lies,
And te!U (etu&n his glorious
linics.
de8-
VARIETY.
From the Saturday livening Post.
Wen u rite too ole Varmount, give
mi luv to ant Charity an all the gals
and tell Tobilhe that I dreems of
Imr cvrce nite, and as Mine as i qit
clektid to Kongriss i arr ii cummin
to sea them awl in mi koatch an fore.
, From yurc aphpheckshunait Kuz
zin, V Ohauiah Nutmeg. -
TRAITS 01 LIFE.
There are people, cnninued the
corporal, ' who can't even breathe,
witliout slaiuleringa nvighbor.' You
judge too severely ,' replied my aunt
Prudy, very few are slandered
who do not .deserve it.' 4 That may
be,' retorted the corporal. hut J
have heard very slight things said of
you. t he face of my aunt kindled
with anger. Me!' exclaimed she,
4 Me! siight things of. Me! what can
any body say of Me ?' They say,'
answered the corporal gravely, and
drawing his words to keep her in
suspense, that that yon arc na bet
ter than yon should be.9 Fury flash
ed fioiii the eyes of my aupt.- Who
are the .wretches?9-M 'hope they
slander no one that docs notileserve
it,' remaiked the coporal jeerihgly,
as he left the room.
The feelings of my aunt may well
be conceived She was sensibly in
jured. True, bIio had her foibles.
She was peevish and fretful hut she
was rigidly moral alnd virtuous. The
All the iv uy from Habersham in Geir
gee.
TolCAKOD Pl'MPKlN, IN FlI.r.EE-BFLritKV-.
Deer Kuzzin lckky,
yj. i j'mst seed you re lettur
in the pajiui, I was surpryzed too
-fymle u wur in the grate silty ofFil-
Jertlrlphey, for I heerd fium kuzzin
- Vo Sirickland that you went to kape
Kud, and dice of a skcer at the )ig purest ice was not more chaste. The
See iSat"P' nt an how that Pay tirnce pope himself cor.ld not boast more
like too dido of a breaukeii hart at it, piety. Conscious of the correctness
and all for luv at ti, poorkiectur, so !of her conduct, she was wounded at
she did. j the remark of the corporal. Wliy
K'you las diawd a keep of tntin-; should. the neighbours slander her 1
t:ie lckky, u iiecdnt a he bragging ! She could not conjecture,
nbowt it awl ivur the Yunytid Staiia, ! I4et my aunt be consoled. She
fore I li aits to see people with no ed- i falls under the common lot of nature.
'i .-I.:..' ..:... e. I i.,uvvivtf:':";-!'iir""" '"'"
OOiKasui.0 ixiUMii 8n.ii a ium mi wte i n. oersmi no can live in mis wpriu.
without suffering slanders must be
too stupid or insignificant to claim
attention.
- J - f - -
TW-bP.P ,StsIlA4a extremely, ill.
you arc near the bottom of the hill,
but we will endeavour to get you
up again.' She answered 'Doctor,
I fear I shall be out of breath before
I get u p to the top.'
Oil. It: l W1LLTUISO N"
OFFERS his professional services
to Ihe Towo of Greensborough and
the county of Guilford He hopes
after receiving the best opportunities
in his Medical education, and some
experience in the practice, to do jus
tice to patients thatinay boentrnsted
to his care. He has opened his. Shop
io the eastern wing of, Slade's tiyy
biiildiog, where' he can alw&ys bo
found, except when absent ou profes
sional business. ; i
May 10, 1820 3tf. ti -'H
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An excellent 01G0 & HARNESS,
uearly new Apply at this OlHce:
. August,, 1926. ifrlf.
W& J,K. FO ULKE Se
Having returned from PhiladeU
phia, whe re be has been attending a
pours of Mo lical Lectures iu iho
f University of Pennsylvania, resnect-
amy luiorms ui irieuus and lhe pub
lic in generally, that he intends com
mencing immediately, the prac ice of
Medicine in its various branches, in
the. Towu of Greensborough, t'ie vi
ciriity. and in the adjoining Connties,
wben his services are required.
He has purchased the House and
Lot owned by Dr. Watson, as well as
the whole of his Medicines : These,
with the addition of those he purcha
sed in the Cjjyjf Philadelphia, will
make, it is pregumod, a Shop not in
ferior to any in the' state. Persons
from the country, can be supplied
with Medicines on reasonable terms';
Physicians whoie assortment may bo
brokou, will oh application, be sup
plied :at a moderate advance on the
prim eost.
Those who require" h is professional
services, may rely oujhis promptnej
exortioos to serve them faithfully
he can promise no more ; the tests of
his medical skill can only be applied
by a candid and generous public,
when they become Sufficiently ac
quainted with him.
Greensborough, April 31, 1826. tl.
Shoe 5 Boot Making.
-The Subscriber respectfully in
firms his friends and the public in
general, that he has now on, hand n-
ell much lower than he has hereto
fore done, for csh, and will venture
to ay a low as work of the snmp
qiility can be bought in the state,
le W;uld also iafo ni theaifbat ho
has a quantity of ihe best northern
Leather, and will e mtinuo to mauu
fACtnre. so a4 to keep a good ansort
mgnt and be abe to furnish those
who may favor him with their custom.
He now returns his thanks for foii
mer patronage, and hop-s by prompt
attention 'to business to merit a con'
tinuance of the same.
C7 JAMES BRANNOCK.
, .Greensboro' June 27 lOtf.
fSCHOOLBOOfcS.
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consisting in part of
VYelnter, Dilworth's, Murray's and
;Nt;w York Spelling Hooks,
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hiii it ti'.int ho. fur if om judgiH us
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aia br;?c; as r' iriulch iis n !dte of yurc
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n some particujar patt'iarch, was
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y.mit tfi the carnTrn'rsfltijck a
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CLASSICAL BOOKS.
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Testaments, Virgil Oelphini, David
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subscribers, and devoted to ihe pro-; tuinf Adam's Latin -Grammar', Rud
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in the country.
scriptures and the defence of the
uncorrupted principles of Christianity,
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