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Si JJ.JJ A- Ourt are th pjoffaUf deligliUnl pence, untrarpjd by party rage, to liye lifee brothers. TOIiXXTllI ON Si 11 A Si I?. HvmPw mil j : . V :.r m 4r a mine - r - vj W Si.tMts. IfP , Tioor filter her'.triiVhnt hrr. T Knrrwt- fir a fe,a,.cc uipaunine rMzauetTi, wna was him to, quit the Tuillerics and to come t , , o I ! " " - w ... .xu .niuiuui J. . J III - " PURIJSHKO EVERY MONDAY TERMS. , n,)t!,A.ns per annum one half in advance fhofe who do not,eUher at thernc of" tibscribing or guhscquotly.glve-notice ofthejr wjiJ to have . . :t' a ...l. : : 1. the Paper uisconuniieu -anno itrawuu y vpir,wnilic presumodasJcsiring itfbontinnance iiiti! couirtcrmainloJ; :,iticceng sixteen tinea, will Vie 'charged One Dollar for the first insertion; an.(J twenty-five cents for each suS'Teguent pufeUcationr thosebfgreatef length iif proportion, t"he' nmrer of inser tions be notiTiarkctton them,,they will be contin--ne.l until oJered out, and charsed accoidlnff- k. " r ; cht ApvKRt8SMKNTS, and .Sheriffs . ! Sales will be charged cent, higher than ; the oisual rates. ' (vV'!uctioa o'S pet cent, will be raa2e to those who advertise by the year. 1 THE LAST DAYS OTf LOUIS XVI. di're dobbtless QVeihearH cver tr4 that pas seu ueiween-as.' j- r The King appeared, and in the' 1nost courteous manner apolpgisied f,r haying ket ni waiting. In the course oCny interview (vittf mm, lie let fall some.re' maiks"vhic! made but little impression on me at the moment, but which creafed in me a feeling bfn liCtle uneasiness whenlrefl c I. ed" i p on t h e rn t h e'nextday. You 'must be"ar ihTniml, gemlemetr, that the fntervibw l am abou'tto describe took place on tTfe eveninVof the Blh of August The Kinj jobsVrved that Mr''Mandat had unexpectedly detained, him, ajid added 'The poor Concha rid ant Is very me lancholy. lie is asV'aileT'bjr gloomy fore bftdiogsv Ze assures me tJiffl -they seek his Uje. po I protested that sue!) a thing couUl not ssibfy be tluwght of. i ; ; " ' bo t lrae assured him,' replied the Rtit reasoiKO-ir wiM "hot overcome I nave in ore J They wilt not On 1 ii o evening f the 8th (Count Roc- r stated) I went to the ruiltterfes. fcyery one there was agitated, byi ' glootHy treiif nlimen'ls'r The King seemed to have iit liis senses ; for he vvastaghing im iiHidoialely. , Madame Elizabeth was si !ent and Jejectel. The Queeii'vyas ,caln, promt nod indignant jshe was jthe soul nf the royalist-party I know hot what prompted me to mention thearriyal of the Duke of Orleans, whose carriage I uiii (krsiood had been seen in the court yard. 1 lie mere mention qf his name, called forth a general burst of hatred atidindig nation ; f6 violent, that I feared a .terri ble lid ot appear I was uescen.hg";thp grand staircase ipn an ex1-botly guard JM. de Gasttn, 1 recollect righilyV who was behind me. sid in a Lqw tone of voice, Sir, 'the Kin j requests that you- wili follow, me. wishes tu Jpeak to you.' bly. . There we can surround him, and get rid'ef turn tjutetly. -I must confess that I was not aver ea ser to undprtak:thfiSgeTos task; but Danton fixeclsifftj-Ce eye upon me; and the colowus, seiziiig me by the throat, which - he grasped almost to su;ffbcation, said- - .. . , .. " -Mark that in this tragedy ea h lac has his part to play. Should any one who is required to be -an actor, show.himself disposed to remain a mere spectator it will coi iHirm ftft hea.il.-' - Do not hesitate then, tr you XvitI Imve reason to repent of ir, shall keep my eye upon you ; and yon vl 1 1 be treatedaccording to your deserts. '.. .. presented at the king,'tsaid:;toVrne -in & tone similar to that in which he Would have addressed an accomplice, -Butj you know jt has been agreed on!' 'Nof nal replied I not to-day. The plan is -changed.' - Here Couft'Roederer ended his recital. He had interspersed it "with 04ne very curioumrticularsf which as they hxfd not nen '-published. I determined to npffe down among ray memoranda. , THE INFIDEL MOTHER: II aw is it possible for a woman trtbe an atheist ? Vrhat shall prop up" this reed, if reliiou does not sustain herr? The feeblest being in nature, even on theVe of death or loss of her charms, who shall support her if her hopes be not' extended be-yon j! an ephemeral existence ? For the 1 cast down my eyes, and promisel all ne ream reel, it was - arran&eu -t ar. as jr u..j.. r. -i i.i u X should ! -.rnti. : nMi 1 1 iinscc cnlimliic'mii ' inivilt' ion ; violent, that I feareil a te. ri- !fre W V tw scene would ensue, ami to avoid it I l l ord.all vm hts,. und k my departure. - The innfrmatiofr, ol defP to-f Ahv-M evA ptof ed untruethe Prince did "ot SCP SK much am ' 1 the idea l being compell appear. . i , . ...... f, ' J Kitre, tear; tor my own part, cohfiilence! irr the peopled renew the horrors of ' l am cjonvincetf they vill not, sire.' Tl.. tr:Ji l ..1 ' i rviivg men quesuoneii Hieaunui ine departments & the members of the Com mune. He ksked ioe whether Baily might hot hope fr a reaction of hublic opinion in his favor, and whether lic national Guards would do their doty in the event f an attack on the Tuillefies.- He urg ed me to give my sincere opinion on this point. . Certainlv? added he, I will never commence a cfvil tar ; but, if they fire into niy windows, there is a lawful lefence Which I 'may bo permitted to I maintain. ? But -which jvyould be very pa4nful -to' a heart like yours,' sa.i'H..f Here Louis XVI.- took-mv -hand, press- i ... . . . k . 1 . anu saut in a tone oiisieur, Lean i tormented by the idea IJ being compelled to. shed the blood of my people, who are, my children. I would rather a thousand limes -.("(should I be pushed t the extremity) shed my own bloot, r even to the lajst drop.;' tenderness, constitute.part of the charms which jthe Creator-bestowed on our first nio'her, arid to charms of this kind infi delity !is a mortal foe. Shall woman, who takes delight in con cealment' who never discloses more than half of her graces and her thoughts, whom heaven formpd for virtfip. and- th mnt myself, and proceeded to; mYsterious- of sentimertts, modes? v and department. I was pen-,,ve shall wtrinan, renouncing the'en- presiuent of the department proceed to the Tuilleries and "do aU I could to prevail on the King-to leave the castle - . The report of artillery was heard. -Hark-!' said Dantoti, Mhe work has cojifmenced' Morblutl we will make them dariee toa fine tnne.' lie departed almost in 4i state of pliren T.r9 I -dressed the office id" the siveanti melancholy, anu yet l couia.irot: Ragingi ntncX ol her sex, presume with help smiling at the groups ol maniacs who a(f fpt?blt, han(v to attempt to With evry moment stopped mc rtn my way draw he thick v.il which conceals the through the street. I bad the password, fi;.,inHv? VVhnm does she think to nlease jthe cord -of recognition; and those who kv an fiurt alike absurd jiwUacrilecriiMis? happened not to know me personallysuf- D-oe3 s1jft ,,0 bv a(jdir,g her prty artd tered metapnss on vhen my interroga- i her jVUvolous metaphysics to the imprica tory was ended. ' tions (if 4 Spinosa,, arid the sophistry of a - I need.not relate to you gentlemen,' Raylei to give us a higher opinion of ge pnrued Count Rcederer. ihe events of ius ? j Without doubt, sheWno thoughts the 10th of August. I have pubhhsed my ; (r inarriaSe, lor what sensible man would jus' iheat ron ; 1 will therelore corrnne my- 11 tw swine iatn vvii itu x nan tAt!iit others. 4 Be constant iPwir attention to those aboutyou, arid let that Jlfifenlion be respect fulveven-'jo children an.d ser vants, Do not get angry when you -express your disapprobation. of anything ; and when you have expressed that disap probation, let it pass,. that noTenrnity be harbored towards you. .. 1 have always observed that young la dies bear prosperity with lesstlignity and consideration than any class ef people. In their whirJ of folly and fjjshionj1' they forget that t her are liable to all the ilfs that flesh is heir toi" and often ear veloped in a suberaSundaoce of gaudy attire, flutter like tha butterflies of sum mer, unconscious that the shadow which it attracts is transient.as the rainbow. If you .should be rich t do not think, your self any the better for it, for fortune does not always choose the meritorious for heT tavorites and if you'should be poor, ne ver feel degraded or even- mortified on that account, for poverty. has -its advan tages; it brings some moments of leisure, fbeing unJooked after. by the world,) and in leisure we improve our minds- while the relaxation which riches gives us, are Dnly hours of idleness, and idleness de bases the vent soul. -r ly the means of knowing. The king, iir spite of all the queen's entreaties, coAildiiot be prevailed on to deTend him self. He ought to-have appeared in mill- tit ry uniform, with the white1 plume of: unite himself for life, with an impious'wo- man ?! , - ; - - ' : ; The infidel'-' wife has seldom any- idea of her duties; She spend her days eitlver hi reasoning on virtue without practising its precepts, or in the enjoyment of the tumulting pleasure of the .vorld- f ret, ba t pwi j mlL find Its tra'td 4!ye human heart.' Afed;lts!1('b0vfor stj hath the -Creator w iaeljr'ahd kindly o r- ' dained iti UHc hatlv Ofjwclisatedi to fnan the faculty" of perceirihg btputy $1$ hath rnade the frtrcption "a antfrce bf 1 tlelight to him, and Ae hath filled the earthy the sea, and the skies, with brigbt and beirj ! tiful objectif wich he may cotflemplate and ad atre. Else, why is 'trtaird every thing upon it, so varied of form t so lull of beauty of outline:? Why are not the iiillst the rocks, the trees, all square? Why runneth not the met c&fta!iike4o . the ocean? Why 4s not the grass blacV? Why corheth the green bud, tne; white blossom, the golden fruit, and the yellow a f -mart - - - 1 i -. leal r -vv ny. is not ine nrmameu ei a lea,? den- changeless hue? - Whyanot ilie clouds like sponges jn the sky f$jMthe bright tints of nwrning, 4he splr(dW; ol the jioon, the gorgeous Iue of itmset , 1 WhyyMn a word doea the greatfirtna' ment, like an overrtofning katodScope, at every reyolving hour preae'nt to 'fttkn a new and beautiful picture of the kiea:i?: I care not that I shall be anawered that these and all other beauties, whetherrvof , sight or sound, are the resylts ofarrange ments for other ends : cafe Hot; for it is enough for "me that a benevolent Ood hath so constituted us; at to enable us to iW Use of Electricity. -Ihe Electric pure-nd benefit from them ; legtaph, sjioken of in the following and, by so doing, hetath madeitincutrt Tele article, it appears by the Journal "of Corn- bent upon us to draw from so1 abundant merce, is an invention of our " country a source. - "' v v ! Hi - r ? .- i ' .fr man, Mr. S. Fl B. Morse, ' President of c Tititsof.0ldpok9H feliowing af the National Academy of Design, and the titles of 4he' book which were IWcSn Henrv IV, booted, spurred, and on horse back. But instead of this; he made his In the impulse of the moment, I was about janpearrance dressed in a violet coat; to throw mysell at his feet, ami to reveal (the color of mourning and of ill XJmen,!Taf,LS himself on the thresh'h.rld of the fe male satheist ; she perceives him. and But the day of vengeance-approaches; time arrives leading age by.the band-. i The spectre with icy hair and silveHiands, seated myself. "A I ad entered the --it that was ha ching. But prudence Umall clothes, silk stockings, shoes with iiritaerxitCAil a n I I PArlii t ti t or o o m at I 1 m m nn I hn a); lvn a-wI a w i a Ia t Tia ci f a t i I a . T 1 t t nu luncii tit uk. isivk-u iuuv ua mtVi- MUIIIU(IU UU t IV i CS a Itl nti u y 1113 amv 1 h.tririi f hp Iinfr il til it firfia rwl 1 . - 1 J . ..1 - ' ! . . . . - . 1 ten thin st wse I rum the arnPfiftair in confined nbyselfto general relriarks. The j He inspected with an air of indifference King, without much f -disguise, propiiscd 1 the ranks of the National Guard: borne bat I should devote tnygelt to his inter- ventured to address fo him insulting rc est ; and hntte.u that he had tn his pay I marks; but ail would blindly have obeyed several members of the left side. 1 1 feign-1 his Word of command if he hail had cour- ed u iff to iuriderstand him, -and ! he, be-1 affc tt sive it. Barbaroux assured me, Professor Jn the UniversUy of New York, elation jn thi time of Cromwell. The The general idea was made known bj authors of those days inust hate thought him five years ago in TPrance, and he has (here war something in a nanie." ' ' r , a plan now in operation at the University, Godly . J9ooif i A- fnoat deleciabj and is making-arrange ments to secure a sweet perfumed Nose- Gaj, for&otl patent. - . v '. . . to,'iq1elT!"aC,-r:A pitf 'BeHowsV-'ill, 1 ' . . blow off the dust CAstuwin X THl BOSTO,r MTh Snuffers of Divine X,oVe . opk A New and beautif ul Invention. Anl and Eyes for itelieeirrB'reeche English paper conuius the following de- J heeled Shoei Tof f) warfs jh ' Holiness'- mode of applying the principle, of elec-lthe Covenant." A HghA of'aetdw. for tricity, or, galvanism, to the communtca- the sinners of Sion, breathed out of a hole- tion et intelligence or, in other wordes, in the wall ot an 4Canhen:veieit Known to the construction of an electric telegraph, among men by the name of.8amaeTishv,,, i ne iiieorv .is nrouauiv correct, uul we I " nic puiriiuai iuim uvvwjM,.u,v the Queen. I expected XYti. Kmg,and my surprise musiiiave ueen narKeii in my cnunienancc r lhe;Aagleye of Marie 'Antoinette perceived it, and'she said. ' Yhu are surprised to see me, 'Monsieur If Ranlerer ; you expected the. KinrT- He is engaged in an audience; with M. Marulat, and cannot come to you just at l tins moment. I feared vou would be ti ret! t.f waiting. shrieks aloud. Who shall hear lrec voice? Her Jrusband ? She has none: long, very lngy jhas he withdrawn from the theatre of dishonor,- Her chililreri ? Ruined by an impious education, and by maternal example, they concern themselves not aboutitheir,nuther. If she surveys the nast, !she beholds apathless waste her virtues have left no traces' behind them. For the first time, she begins to be seirsi ed meV.- . - jthe citizens would have rallied around ble how much . more consolitary it would i he whole of the Ptlv. -or Augtrst was him, arid the cunter-i evolution woulU ; have been to have religion. Unavailing aiitiveTy eluployed by our Irtends. - i ney have been acsomplished. , i regretl - When the atheist, fat the term stirred up insurrection in Uie lauboXirgs Meanwlnle th decisive- moment ap- 0f his career, discovers the hllusions of a false niiMosopny wnen annihilation, utte coining weary ;-'of the interviesv, dismiss- j that if the king had only shown himself & held themselves m readiness to march, j proached--Fonquier Tinville, who was Ihenigiit of theth was terrihc terror hh;it day aid-de camp to Dantoji, came an Varnialline" meteor . beeiris to annear was -universal. Many persons finding it on the part of the latter to desire . me to i abUve the horizon of dath he would I stammered out some formula about iiity, the desire to prove. my affect ion, &.c. Another InquWitorial glance from 11." . :- i.i. '! u'iaiie-winoineiie.accompanieu ay abign.i vf ii.. ; imu... I . r Uil!aiC V IICC 1 111 INCH ; I f w K V .7 , w vr tmiMie sam.' k..iL - i wno linn ..f ii u,ictn, respect, even loe, thi rjirn1i l-n v. rilMrpntlrfM unsnarinM v aiulrpsseil to us si S h .- - .1 , . r .....,.,.. . . , anso ute ustiessness 01 ljouis a. v 1. iu ei we can pupo laitn in tnem. Ui-i o is therenow can sav he loves the I ?, - - ' '-' , pan King.? T'ariS wasj ltluuiinatea ua .awnot every The tocsur ceased, to sohndi - l he repair to the; Tuilleries with my collea r 1 i.l'. 1 .1 L.lf . gues. we proceeaiHi tnitner ai nan past 8 o'clockf ' The King was suriounded by his family. He asketl my ail vice. I observed to main tain the conflict Wou'dbea learful extrem- A t trance, Mauame, l assure you. d ew couJd . tU.OUgh them with , J S(kvk. ,he prorcc,ion of the National As , r . J V 1 - safety. Anyone wearing agreen coat se ie left herdesolate, tithout respect uiuiout power; cotripeNed to contest with Hie vile canniIe, hm .exposed to every r u t ra ge ? Ah , M o nsiear; )lce I e r e r, I again vk, who loves the King r Would Jiot tliev who love him rive rlroof of therr af lection ? Would they not, defend hrm, rfnuive'his enemies, and afford him the " eatis of doing good ? The King is grate ful. He: would reward munificently and promptly any one. Who might render him. n important service r streets- were crowded bv furious mobs. I it v. and that it would be better for him sembly, who wouldrquell the tumult. Th Kmg will do better,7 said- Marie Antoinette. He will punish the factious;, hi-s lenity, entourages them to outrage. Here, Monsieur,' she added, presenting to -him a-pistol, 'take this, and God will aid you' . - -. . ; The King looked at her with a piteous was sure tto-De attacked ; tn;K vvas- tne siemtl fori nroscriiUioir 1 Cannon were drawn thrioxigh the streets and the tnulti tole provided themsefvjes with arms. At length! the word was given for the at tack on the Tuilleries--tluthcr the assai lants marchied. (!!' On theimormng ot me, tutu, renon's an fain return to God ; but it is too- late. - Th tnind .burdened by. incredulity, re jects 'alL conviction. - . v 41 ow different is the lot of the religious wouvan! . Her days are replete with joy; she isespected, beloved by her husband, her children, anil her household; all j place unbounded confidence in her, be cause they are firmly convinced ot the fidelity of one who is faithful to-be r God. The faith of the Christian is strengthened by her happines. and her happiness by her faith ; she believes in God because she is happy, and she is happy because she believes in God. Chateaubtiand. prudence 'forsook him. Being summon ed to the Tuilleries he repaired thither, and under some pretext or other was de tained as a hostage. He-soon perceived A member ol the department addressed some words to the Queen which I did not hear. . . . . Silence, sirl' she exclamed, yoii have T,e Queen paused. She awaited my 1, error, ja ml wrote a note to Vergnuud, no right to speak here. These distur f:swer with visible anxiety I saw the nrnusiirwihw himT with his -situation, ami bances- wouUl not have.taken place if and j observed ihat if any. cold ts.inr. ill ress was manifested towards the ht must be because he was supposed not 'it be sincerely attached to the Constitu tion. Unon this the Queen exclaimed -in a tone ol impatience- 1 ' Mon I)ieu,"JMonsieur : W ith theex- ception of the King, who must regard it a15 his only safeguard, tell meVwho is at-. 'acned to thiS-hne UonstitutiDn r -Uer- 'ainJy not the tr'a i jors uh o1 a re' plotting- a Republic." You are a manjpf seVe3on- ,'eur Hoederer, ar d you cannot fail to perceive what they are aimtner at.'. 'Why ls this forging of pikes continued Why rea thou-gand banditti in'reserve at the "triiere i--And tealarseillais, who is tnmg them onir lis ttwtth a view of cc- lenting the Constitution that; the nati onal guards are excited against us, nd J"r (lefenders organized What is-meant, "sk you, by these-actsif hdstilitv ?-- A?a'nst whoui; are th!ey directed ? What ""ui the people- have r and you, sir, uMt would you have 2 ' I Ol .:!'--. S - - . I f 13116 stopped short, on hearing a heavy ent s towards thapart k. Here ivihe K ng, sir : I hone. he mav I e more successful with you thaqt nave v ithout waiting for my reply, sh6 rose "Pned'a door leading to another m She then'courtsied and closed the acouatntii I . .; J . . .... ... begging to be released With all possible speed, T.ergaiaud, thought that the best thing he.coulddo was to cause, the Le- gistative.AssetriDiy to issue a wecree, sum- monmg tetioa to the uari wnej e ne wouui have to render an account onus conuuet on the preceding cvnin The -naessenger who was-ordered , to convey tlis summons met him in th.e gar dens ot the ludleries, retion welcomed lim as hi? deliverer ; there was no con-J tending against tne wjitj ot the .Juegisia- ture,,and the Mayor ot Pans,' being re teased frora capJtivity fled to his own house, in which tlie conspirators shut him up iif order tpsaye Jiiml trpm all respon sibilitjrin case of accident. ,This was a favor which 4e exacted from them. Danloh came to me early in the rnorh- ling, tie wasJtair inioxicateu;4ie. saiu-r- we are going iu pave, an cxpiwsioji.- e Theri take ciriyoudon't get bldwed up in it,1 observed I. - - - -There is nordanglr of that. Every thing is arranged and we are sure of sue cess. There are some. who insist on the leath of the Kins this day ; but I do not think it necessary- Indeed U Woiild per- hans.be Dreiudicial to us. , Those who sincerely want the Uuke ot OrleansfWouiti ot coarse oe neiignieu fo gee tiouis oui ui tlit, vbv hiii fr think it'Woiif d-nnlv SPfVe TO YOUNG LADIES. BY-SARAH- E. SEAMAN. to retard attersV iin I am "not for atrik ing at tfcliTe orthetonK-' Will you, take. upon yourself, eontinned ha, tthe vou had done your :dnly. We do not want talkers at this time; we want men who can act.. 1 cannotattempt to describe gentlemen the effect which these wonls produced: all w'Jio heard them were electrified. Mori DUii! how easily sovereigns 'may preserve their crowns I If they lose them it inusToeuy meir own weaKness. i men addressed myself to Marie Antoinette, and asked her whether she would take upon 4ies elf the responsibility of what was aooui to ensue: tne aestructton or si many faithful servants of the king, and possibry even of' the Royal .Faoiily. The Queen Turned pale. Ministerawcon suited together, and it was determind that the King should go to th Assmbly. Yrru have preyailed, Mons. Kcaderer, arid the King is losj.. I have saved him. Madam,' tV.,i. Iii7 cApifiiai1 Mm Ah sirii I' she added, turning to- the kin aromised roe better than lhisi' Tears and. sobs preyented her Jfrora con ti renliig?; She asked for al ass of . wa for, but shook so-violenlly: that ,1 tbouglit the mWl lviitilrl hrnit hotWAPH fpr. teethe lLrUIVb .'J. V1 WW. " " " . - - - . , ry . - . . . . . . .... We lett the Touleries anxl proceeaea; to the place of destination. The rest is known, , I, need, not repeat it. But I mayvmention that as we passed through the streets, I twice saved the life of Louis YVI: a nnvflfilm' MsaAasina.' frnm whose; handi I forded m muaket which ha had I sire lit the formation of our habits, there arc certain requisites which please every one, jSuch as good humor, kindness, "be nevolence, and sympathy ; liut if we are iiesirous w piease; ceriatn maivuiuais, we must endeavor to assimulate all our views and customs to theirs ; and aS it setddm happens that we jiave much care to .mK.e; ourselves agreeau.ie io inose who are: tjotally unlike ourselves, the task is not difficult one, for 'those who agree in sentiment soon learn to love each other. ' We nrust take our persons as nature formed them. If we' have beauty, it is necessary o' have, goodness,' in order to keep up the admiration that it excites; out we mn-sc never suppose tnat oeauty is improved by ornament.1 ,lf- we have ugliness oF person, superfluity vof dress only! Tenders that ugliness more conspi cuous ; whereas true goodness banishes me ai5agr;eaui& iinprB.suoii ui luaiiogu- theri . . ' -' - ! - - But; evry Torm", : whether beautiful or otheirwise; is endowed with a mind sus ceptiibie of vast rmpr'demeirif.- It etpands and iflourishes by culUyatitin; it becomes admiirable by'thelevetopemept of its ca- riacities, and 'seicores "ror Its possessor ovej and esteem. - But the uncultivated u nderst an ding wh en age fobs i t Df th e vi -vacity, which once made it suportable, becoines iusipid and despicable v tiwill not insult your taste by menti oning neatness of person, as I am Tery sure no young Jady lor wnomil write will ever be deficient m that particular. uuittvaie leeiings oi Kinanesa towarus nears to De contemniatea dv V hen in i.nndnn. a jw iiavs no-- w aimeu at me uevti'8 neaa-ouariera. inrousiv. learned that.an eminent scientific .gent- the tube of the CEn'fiqhof 'thrCoTehTap?, leman is at present engaged in maturing' A leaping Hwk an invention which promises to lead to Stubborn Ear9 of theominy CfjW the most astonishing -results, and to ex- Biscuits .baked in the oven f Charity ert avast influence on the future progress carefully "conserved :for the Chickens of of society. It.is au Electric Telegraphv the Church, SpirroWa th Spint, IfM the powers of wliiclt as much supajisV the sweet Swallows of Salvition."--;-those of tne common in&trumenMeanng "en Soba of a Sorrowful Soul for Sin Or, thai namn the. rt of nrintinVr iirruftr the seven Penetential Paalmsof the Prmcj- es the picture writing of the MgS 7 Prophet DaVid, whereaaifeUp t The telegraph consists of fivesVen- pexed VyHuinmiad. closed in a sheath ot Imlrtter, whirh oucie,. ami uivei wiwir y insoiaies inem irom eaen omer, anu pro- " - ! -v rT -r i, . ' .rpt tects them from the external air.; A . . t " . . . ; 4-' ' . i,r galvanic Wough or pile is placed at the There . is a ; man in Vermtmt who la r one ena oi me wires, wnicn ace upon yv .v needles at the other; and, when any of when hit toeaare col. iv v" ' the wires are put in communication with Xhta is the same indiydtfal, f erhapf -. the trough, a motion, is instantly produ- who i a long that it takes himjhe whole ced in the needle at the other extremity night toget to sleep ovgr . which tnoiton ceases the moment the co. . . ....L . . .i. t nection between the wire and trough is A constant member of the eotnerat suspended. The five wires may thus de- "VjPaj .family s asked web pariy note as many letters; and, by binary or smhe belonged torn the mocric , ,,h!;,t;.,ii. a.'- 1;J Republican ranks. j0swer:-lI irjtend ' " ' "" j; ' i J' ' By a simple mechanical contrivance A Steam-boat tneMmlitihMi the communication between wires-; and A lady on board the Narragansetf, onJier thetrough-may be established, and stop- way from Providence to NeYorkj ftir ped, as t he keys of a "piano forte "are days since, became the "mother. of ?a fine toiicrved bjrthe hand s of a practised musi- boy . It was proposed by the passengers ciaii, and the indications will be exhibi- to christen him after the name.of the boat ted at the other end or the chain et wires whichwas agreed to byybther, : as quicKij as tney can oe reaa on. -n in i ; - .v - the experiment already made, the chalti ti ,w mim. irth-IA, r ol wires has been extended to a leOgth of nZT 'T- rlE five miles. rby forming a numerous coils I . is- JZ.-e imr within a limited surface,) and- the "two -.-p" -- !" a k-: i.t iLu ... : Jand receivedfseven Tetteriof acceptance t':e---V.''.;- ii ' '-J- " - '. .-' ends being placed near each other, it the nexfc dar4' found that.the transmission of tjie electric 1 Notice: Town Property and Land for ante. f T 1 virtue of a Decree of the Court ofqoity action is, so far as the human sense ean discern, perfectly instantaneous. Little doubt is entertained that it may be con veyed over a-hundred or a thousand mites with the same velocity, and the powers of the. instrument nrnmiee Jf n h -orr e v, - iY, .:n JL' :T3 f Frnkli county, made atSsring Term uis ovuuu is lauU. v will IIUITJBTO' Wm .Vj;.t..i fined, jike the cummon telefraph td .the potion for sde of Land I shall setrto tha transmission of a few sentences, or a shbrtlhighest bidder,atihe Court H ouse m the Town message, and this only tn the day time, ol Loaisburg, orrton4y the 9ta dsy :of Octo in clear weatherrarid bf repeated ober- tor whtle.it works by night or .by ,day, it f sitBxounty; towit The TAVERN LOTS will convey intelligence "with the speed and BUILDINGS in the Town of Louitbimr. of ihought,-&nd With such copiousness and I occupied 4 as a Tavern by Davis Young, case, mai -arspeecn slowly spoaen in r rr -T.v 1 London mlgfcfitte doVnPi .BMn- .vu, ,u;vapjiiug wu jiv. rrnK.itn, containing aoout tnreejianarea acres, . wiiniit of icw inumirsjiiicr -iv was uwer i aajeunag-.inctanasoi vrnvvvuJiams, ipstnsn ed four huotlred miles tff! Psttewooarid others. j I t ne i ayern ana lou Wiiue soId on a creoic as to . .$500, unm the jlst dlytJaouan and as t the balance bFrrcliasWihoney on o n from Dr. Ho wa adtlresa before the Bos I x etbeurcntser 4dgW- ion Phrenological Jocjetjr, an4 contains ia,ter,and the bondtdi interest from 1st a beautiful idea, on va beautiful snbject, I of Jn Jeat.ndthe .Tract of Cand ot a cre- "-fv4'- L trtwntiwiie Istf January next, tne purchaser to tivebOnd Wita approved security 10 the Cleric MdSt sage who uBuutivis wirtj. niguc, iuu piaui ihcii may i rr star, nu saie. -' . ..-..v -A i 1 ji 31 -1 1 S it: 'i His I -t 7 4 L
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 18, 1837, edition 1
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