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esorfed to the good will and confidence of the Executive. What is past, I can forgive. The evil? of the day, I can bear; but I have the, utmost dread of the future. I feel that I have nothing to look for from the Government during the present Administration, but contumely and neglect. And seeing that there is no controlling or protecting .power, t whom I look for redress, I cannot bear the idea of remaining in a situation to be again exposed to treatment,similar to that which I have already experienced from the Government.

I have met with much sympathy from my fellow citizens in general, many of whom belei ve that I am an injured man. and many gentlemen of Congress have assured me, that I should receive from that bodv protection. To this en l, an ineifectual call has been made on the Executive for information. I feel grateful for the sympathy of my fellow citizens, and to those in Congress who wished to protect me, but neither the one nor the

other have been able to relieve me for the present, or give me hopes of security for the

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28; 1826

tnem uy ine provisional iuchct- ucuij. - u humm i nnvt vvnT) number of the partv who have signified their PJTTBTTH OBSERVER.

intention to emigrate is about 1)09. A deputation of their body, accompanied by their "Agent Colonel Brearly ; start in a few days to explore the country bevond the Mississippi', ;md select a place for their future residence. The conduct of the chiefs at Washington, last Winter.

underwent an investigation, particularly that ;

MASONIC ORATION,

Delivered 24th June, 1826 at Brookville. Ind. by David Wallace, Esq.

of their leader, Opoethia Voliolo, who made a Published ly'rcyvat of the Lodge. lengthy speech in defence, which is spoken' of j y u t havc come niT0CLi jn search of nov-

by those wno neani n as i masipnee m i eitv , who have entered into this sanctuarr. as it dian eloquence. The investigation u :as arnica j - into ;l flowcr ?..lTlcn . et me camli'Uv as-

bly concluded, and he permitted to retain nis that in lliC fieia of iMasonrv, there

former authority. 'i grows nol a single llower, upon which the ev e A deputation was sent by the Council topre- rfthe uoujd lejj?n to Hper foT a n;0. vent the Surveyors from proceeding m their- T,je wilhw-s sjahiheT orphan's tear duties, but with instructions, it is said, not to ;a brotllCI.1s -vrctchedne., have nev-er vet use any force towards them. ' fouu 1;lvor in tiC cye nf the world. Ye

From the Portsmouth, N. II. Advertiser. MODERN CHRONICLE.

droi es! who infest the human hive: uho nei

ther sow. nor reap, nor toil, ifany ofye be pre-Ls"i c vrilUpcak toy.n.I v.i

'sent, in the name ol masonry. I bid von retire.-

Mn the 8th year of the reign of James the iTI.cje not to be found within the vast lirn

Kmc thP wdse men took counsel that lie should;" tl u'e ta uae asumarv m.e, uh.u,

future. The punishment to which 1 was scu-i "c .V ! you company. Ye are like stones that crumble

tenced, and which I have born without mur-. . " nf nnp m:n(1 cn lllis mn,; into sand beneath the slightest pressure; ye

muring, has passed oft without any .abatement; ;- ; ' t . nnn,,.r .vhicll ot- 'have not the spirit of reciprocity ithin you:,

m l w . - i i i i i . ii in .iiiui vtiv. v - r . . . . . i

whatever, i ne executive has oeen muuenceu , , , Al , . ;.,,, there ore. e have been rust out lrom then

-.i i .i -., .i ii i- siimii ne iviiii iei nit iv-u in.. . . . . , f ,

q TUn,n,nPnnPfmmtho West said we 4'ry as unlit lr the builders use. Hut clni-.i jCiny o!:.co o 1 e:-e- ia.;er . s ; w t,-a:::

...... w : ol'God! Felb.w tra;elier on the Licrh way ! k. ivr.nkled Iir-r.t ot :ir. urt..,t,.., r...V n

i i - i i. ' w in ii a c linn turn !., "."- ..v.--.- - i.

rancor w.ucn nas oeen inwwseu u r everj . j,,.,,,. p,.,;,.. e lov to intot .,u ;we rheeilully extend to vni I

neither bv the voice of the one. nor the call ofi"'1 ?. 1V,U w" r l' .

the other, but, to the last, has manifested a

the troubled surlace, na wuu u.e

ark, floated in splendid tnumplt upon tt.e v.,. ters, proclaiming the glad, the he ti t chec ri; intelligence that all' -z as n:-t lost, ll'.at ull was

iafe very sale. Faithful to her mission, time r.ever wr.?. when muionry slumbered on the crnrh of JTi. irlorio?is ease. Crowned as it were vt it ii rhari

& endow efi w Hli umquny. c i i ! .n.- .:

niiss'ne to her presence & paitakcsU ir e r-.

And w heie can she not be i.,uns : , :i! -vf,,

ascend to the sr.muiit nf Arrarr.t? 'i !. h

headed mountain u ill toil you. t.. .t : : . , cloud capped peak sue f;rst t1a; j' L-'-r v. is,:, over the new world. Will you enter 1 'I i:v. courts of ruin ? Will you pas-.i to !.: v.f - ! streets of Cities, that were cure the p'iic. .-,: boast, and gbry cf an age te by? .c. theie fhe will salute vii:r.;sy. ;-he v.i!l cj,., ; fr, vrt-.i -iud in laniruaire irrv:-.ti:dv ::)':;:;.!

t ; c- br..V--i.r ( !,,:.

thefaik-n teiii-.Ie the r.-.i.ulJ.;rin v. : , thi? -r ot th- ra.t; t.lu:.if. if v u v. i.;. n.u.; den v heie savage l-aibarity v.'As :i :di iM-KOnes- ci" wild, uviculln a-cd i : : i r ; ' she i- there tool There did I vy (-: :. in tin 'ertornianco ofor.c f il.v J-;l- cl. .:;

ever concei ed rd bv man or ) !

expression of the good will of others tow ards me. This feeling, which has been bequeathed from one Administration to the other, may remain to my i.rej.idicu, an heir-loom m the

. .i . rtl i . pleasant ot speech, and taktth every man b interest m tne events ofthishle. And under,! . J ' .

slay us al?o. 5. Ttien others fivm the West arose

into iKirmony. a-ii.ai !uc ir.i -;.j je t :j tlie pipe! moves its v i en .i icr,;:.

,cerii of our hearts t g wit!i us to abide ;t- e; li e v r:j ovr ot m :e: tim- 1: i;i i

c. a.-I'witfi u to toil with a-. to persevf re withu-. iremhtrd v, it si a hap; kt. a pu:'i

t-r.'irrliK nnn nf r rind etli our eiii rnirs

! But thev from the East said, nav, lest be:tlieLl!,,,.oi,c,,,,vvs-l,I; ,:iV,t 'l-

these circumstances, it would, I conceive, be . . , . r u , b.tlut they all with oi:e voice answered aim but a useless -va-te of my time, as well as a . . , . - i , -n i ?aid, not this man. tor lie is ci ven unto irr.-. voluntary submission to degradation, were 1: , . , .... i u it ci t - v ;r i fir. 'lrom his vouth, and he will .atu haixllv v.dn, to rem. um lonorpr in the I). Stares Aavv.it lean. ' . . - . '

. i ... ir ..i' t a v ii i

let us hare Henrv to rule over . us, for he il' ' inimiiame nes.gn.

diawn on this cnristian arul miis'-mc tre-lle ii-.u! A by the hand ;f the huj ictiie Architictofthe L'niverse. Vis! from the. region of

, i .tid, and darkn

;e.f r lb. t,vir i J H ii .lh,if c'.r ,

rious niess

smke fr ::: tlia.tpipe.' 'i'he ! - j :: s . i' . .

, .. .

i i . . i

Illl . I V 1 .1 I ...t.l.. 1.- .....

Wh ,t:

m crj. );!: ::r.u tr.j cr

f i F!.i !!.:.( 1 !i Tt 1 i :! '

fus. when we li ne riven tins honor into

I ...3 i , r.. u c l . . .. i ... .

. .1 : r "ithe rvit.r aLtui.sellor of War. to be kin

find hmorable and useful cmplovment m of Iexico.

8. Then tbe King's Counsellor ot War said you uiihe.rt, -Amid?t ti.e wreck of matter and

i:al t rie- over t!.o !iic?

the war ul element-!. it v and (i ur : . e: (

lfever there was an institution entitled to'soary al id. - tin i I i!.-.;

veneration, bv reason of its 'i-:it ;a)tiuu:: v. or : within : w iteis-; ti vx -n

' iK'er. Kjg 01 a;ioraii'ii. tie- ao-r .1 the paritv ol l i" m rf r- 0:1 i:-e :t.-:

I5u; they from the lt t(.ok Jh:n dio I'11 , im &.icuu..r 01 ,,,e so'j.re ..111.1 u-.vu -

, ,. 1 ,,i i ,.,, . lrom whence it ?iruv.r; that in'itutien. rnv i !'"uri!.:r

unto them, give me the second place m tun kingdom, and wh n my "neard hath .giown.;

come tnen and sit uiier ino ci in 1 I 111' I A

Wliijr. AIM all loC ia epic ; i(J Am:

was 0 1 i unto him

tl.

,'rieiMs, is

Ma-

my country, to embark in the service of a for

eign nation, rellect that I but pursue my vocation. If I cannot iind employment from the Government here, where can 1 iook for it in i V- country ? Mv life has been spent in the

; 1 . v. ; I have no other profession, and am too :':;! advanced to learn a new one. The comn i.i.l tendered to me is the most honorable tn.t! can be oLered. It is the command in chief ot the Navy of a young and prosperous Kepubii :, in amity wiai the U. States, actuated by the S;rilP leril icr jirt 1 i'lfprpju 1 ci i i : irtrl i n rr

-.o 'v. .U-u.r,;n.t,.n,Wun r.,ni,r 'lunto lial-vlon the great

ht'unPlit of fri t nriarinloc I.pftlinp tv!n

disgrace in the act. rellect on the unparal- s:iid 1xcnl ' ,,,ul !f rvUd of Ins jolly ii- i i .1 i , . . and ile-erteit t':e ti iends ..t hi tint h. ai d n-

l" iiuiiuibw.ui ii uiev nave ueMowej,nay nea-i . ..... , , . . v i'.oms md r ram h t I, , v,. .

, and uncertainty through H "v e : -r-

win h voii have been wandering, we invite youjWi-l v w a a : es ;a.e::t f-n-er i:-:- : ir. ihe very purity of soul, to come up into the of sirknc-- and r 1 1 1 i ii go :..;.- ,;

temple; wuere. in tne sunshine oi brotlifi Iv jt-e loatl -rae i ujvgeen r,i t e-t ..;r: hive, v ou may lay the corner stoae of thai .pir-ithe r!iaja n of the ;n:ue":t! b r itual buildiiigwhii.h ihall in Iter and pr v e jminiteis of la 1 1 i-ii cna-ltv. h id t!a

-fi i l :Vj. : ;a in' , e r-.-p.a;.o

tr.e

It is m v ain that you lock ' I e- i.-d"

asojii'v.

labi a.id Uj Oa the wondei of tiie present dav

an i . oi iaia in a.! v. aa

time, and aid, htli'ia ;e Ki:.. i'tr:e is a wise j

men. and holdeth the pen ,' a i cad w riter.

10. Hut thev said, he did fodih ihins jn i'M-n th institutions tf.at

)i i voiit Ii. tor lif r i :i i i i ni.tiin ir iif -nv. pit:i

? ana eiii.i.mg all the pomp, j uliar t gre itjer.a.r.t v e: i a ..... i ...... 1 1 i i ' 1 . i .

11. And tney from the Eat answered aiidua,,V,ai-u u,'p'u'"' " (l I Il,l -1 et. u.t

the mau-nif.eeuce. sweliiii-' w ill, ail the pri.ie. ; ' i.a ; -j a

ortt lrom MiiOnif tho t;i:ui!u-r

I ! . i . . I

. .1 IT t ' l 1 liUl' d (M If IN lilt

Mil 'll.i III. - . . .

"unit ipai m.' , ,

id a-'hc;

and humbled himself, and spoke with a laud

ran

K- !. mat i.'t .l!U'-i L

a ;.-: - u . a. ij '-a tiK- v . : un hthe hei ; e i r i ; : ( ; S .-'; .":, . : l:i i'ie ; ' ., a.i.-i - .;. ; : w :;!. Noaa i. :' -. e oi time :

, e

.e v ta!

... i

. i

o t

i .'Cser ,

..'.

:4. -a the b-

..... i t i:... i. . .i- , , laiiiur uienti'. anu pui on -arivCiOin a'.ui aruc; . . ,

ij'ii" cm . .a. uuii.gi.ic same inmg. with .Ma-onrv. In that miM iei.a.s m.

' I"'

cn.ile-. t!

la tiutii. ui; K-.e' .l raa-a: s- i- d inc Siait unt at 'o i'i-e:

tlv

e.l'l It a

be m me. in thus 1 '

i la liiji o. v. it'a t! e ::n!.'l,.

oht in-i. e ; !:a : ac;cr of p.-

I :e '.IV. ir.j : .Ml.".. a: M'V ; for ; -

uv s.aauiu i ne ui-gracerj nv what was considered so honorable in him. De Kalb. Kosci-u.-fia. Steuben. &.c, Lc.l Wiiv i it more lisgia.'eful in :ne to accept the iavitation of the

G oveminent ot Mexico.that in (ienerl l.ernard

t a'-ceid that of the liovemment of the L'ui

tcil St CPs' V t n'l :if knn.vlPit" tin- i.jini' ,if

,; .rviretothi, ronntrv,,d I hnnP ami t r., tUc 1-I'' W -uosc the Kim T, -cu-ur.r I - ' -io.u o, c.eauou; M,.:irs ol 1 )t.e I ei-g eu r Von to lh;. , U Te

- ' h v .uiasonrv were eiiannaned in rrraTt i nrwi ....... 1 . - . ... .i , .

iu "t iv i iii; . - i.v .hi- uim. i"' iin I hum iiiiih;. lilt ii !et... ..l .. l l t i - .. '

I t. Howbeit, the people would not hearken'1)' ou ,l ur()-lu (,eeP ai everlasting lamida-' ! ,r, and a- the safest guide c I

i i .t. ,1.- i. .-.

voice against I-abv Ion the great. ;wnemy ine .-vimignry i::u? a w.uld oi 12. Aim. thev Cvouldi utbe persua.lcd said 4U ;,s .,',1ho,i ,,om t"It, w he., d-cmd and it is not good to choose two Kings from one 'h'""sunk into tho slumber of silence, and

bo.ilmld: we will not have the o.i of a Kinv :lI0;e 1:1 Pea''e ;Uul harmony: when d

o i a i i- .1 i- , . i

The King's Treasurer, he shall be Km. ness i;eu Horn me lace oi the waters, and ugi.t a tl.eie .ii.imtv in ,ieav . the -

13. Then their decrees w eat ibrth that all."!'51 ""'""i1 .'.unnusoi nrMiauiih.M niu- pal. na a! aavtd !c n mdam.is if r p;J . ,

t i

unto the decree, but took

and John and the Kin

to the grand Sanhedrim

from these three

Mexico will experience equal benefit from tu'ik. should I accept heroder. The prifession of arms has never been deemed dishonorble. and whether I go to learn it or to teach it, malignity only can find cause to

censure me

I have served mv country with fid el i

country has treated me with more th;

rraa SP lirw ef i my to, n v iuiat vnrlinn

... i i .1 '.ii' . r i in ends ;md make thee Kinsr

irii Jim i.ir i i li u t i h .1 t' r-1 irT1 v . -

fid f r t he interest she has manifested for me, -and the praise sae bestowed. It will be a severe ttruggle. to separate myself from such a

cowi try

)ok among them Andrew I tlon' b' i,nu ul,cc l,ome is l-'av ens. and ; panv vu i!:e mv Ma cf iii-- to j..., -gs Treasurer, and sai.lj'0 Tre is illimitable. '-doadv in the latitude of F..it!i. Ii.-;, im, choose ye cue foruV; 1)oes,i;,t reason start lrom her throne;dors itv;an.l fn ailv . to eon i-a t v:.: v.ih t r not imagination shrink back with awe, when kil! i:.to t! at't-art tU.e..- i!.e ..... c ... .. ....

delitv mv' 15- Nou' I,enrV, even he of Kentucky, !,r0I tal,c"nacle t earth, wc look up. and petfth: warkl, are lo-i ia tl.e uhan kirn h)ered ""to John and said, if thou wilt make me ! w, ltnc- ihe u,iIn' "riler. the (Ji ead stillness, ralm of -anoiiiei a better: 1 enr j". Ui Ito sit at thy righ hanil, I will speak unto mv 'tl,e cafclestnd unchanging harmony, v. ith that t!ie same transcerala-r veV!i:e .

puds and make thee King. ineu, om.mrw pianeis that decorate the the lir?t great OM-nti.itl Ik ' : f u:as,.(i: 16. And John?ux7?a sLm unto him, that he ' ht;n UlM"ove rouml ' lhcir respectiy e o; bus ! iizht. bv w ha b w e pr-rcn e ::,d Vin

kingdom. il'i. m this resplendant scene, yu have pre- the d.$i-,: ofo ir tii a.a! A!a,, r: lv n

would jrive unto him half of his

17. Then John become King over the pco- senUMl 10 ) lr vision, arrayed m uer simplest, winch we are via b d t.

pie. ;uinest, ana noblest attire, the very life and into the fcrfi ashler: 'hio A." T-i. .i. l-r i .. a i i i Soul ot !1 asnni v TV:n- It. 1. j . i .. i

Until recently, I have had the happiness to f 10- ;- "u u,e .v.ng lauuaveueu mm , ; j r; VV" , pui uu-:ii::i , rwt t, e a M ti ; v.:..i ...:.u iP - far countries. and had learned wisdom, and hc;(,e5'n' 1,1 heexquiite finish ot the workman- ti c 7 ?.!. v v ia"- h we

'ii iv v : r-'

.'.Clt li e

1" "V -.uua. i.iciM uietnurr tt , . , , s . m tiie astonishing cnblimitv hl.-li... . .. . , , ' . V .

approbation of the Government of that countrv. , k . V l'UMUtc t,ni .,rt .r;y4,a lP v.ie, tr,,, V. i - ' ' ,V"M" v "f" ' But 1 now find mvseif, after twentv-uine veaVs ie C;d,c'1 D-el -lc -n to h,s coanol-; - 1t1l.Ve. I T. V"Vf"4'- 7" " '' t?,C r " r :..i , : . lor. . y on in hold rtt.ee ted in its mostawiul and im- tl.c iuht. lu f'mil.v. nd. .5 -!i .

prudent men unto his " I0S,.M. ,'n-thclr;i''ndaid genius of our .Mas- in all the eLoIge... e -f ;;;,.,-, . 1 .. : , strong to defend ll.e r "Jlllr; - tlie same creative wind it aallp!...-, ihe . icme m at.-r to . ; ' . ;tae same Almighty hand, that thus framed the Oafl from jim ir laV ar .ilo ,r;,.' .

:ht. ! v w h. ' v uent i i I::, ;'a

ii ::.

of constant service, under its ban, for doing all

in mv power to support its honor and inter-

esis .

If the only reward ofa faithful discliarge ei

dutv, of a laudable ilesire to sustain the -honor!

and interests

li there is no po

19. Daniel also called

council, and thev became

r King against his enemies

on lv ti. r..: i. r .. i i .i - Miueiuie oi ine iieav?i m !-.,..,.... .,. i .. . . i-

i vi int- iiuaios oi .norew, arm me ... . , i..i .mo oueeisei at .er e;a:ing rr l!'-it:K us

ofthe country i r 1 & ' Xf those who had hoped to be Kmg. ' the du.t.th.s astonishing fVame c d l.r tl,c:o. in that eh st.aU d, . e oi uie i.junuy.is or.fanon, Cc , , i ot curs! ISot content w a. tho . .i i .. . , .

lower to control the Caven.ment i.'..'. ' sam.ue win .ivermrow --- ..v .a -mai i...ue n.a ia aue wiuih.eWs. etn,.

--it..L . I i t . i mill

r i oin ik ..I..,., ui a.' . .' mt t aianim had nee i iImiI'm ..r th.. i.....:i-... ii...

ti . trewell fnernls. farewell to pvrrv hlpcinrr! . -'-u iney

. . ... - " I r MDC urf"l mc

A 1 - I 11"" -,

is country ana mis me can atloid, it tlie meat of them is only to be purchased by

iti n. ' ' .-eatnneots of the highest respect, and " " hest wishes tor your happiness, I rej: very obedient humble servant, DAVID POUTER. ion. M. EmacrRsoN.

T"., r t. J." Mil r 1.

m .tt vav. tuuHinx. j nc loiiowmg is a near j i . ... "

(and apparently a candid) statement ofthe re

ault of the late General Assembly ofthe Creek Indians at Broken Arrow , on the Georgia froniier :

"The Indian Council at Broken Arrow broke upon the 5th instant, after a sitting of about

three we.ek. The principal object of this Council was the distribution of part ofthe money arising from the sale of lands under the late treat v which distribution was left to the

Control ofthe Council. Toe iatn ofthe Mcintosh party, we are told

were not allowed any part of it, but that their

women :md childien received an eoua

ih ire with those of the other party. The 1 1 .... j . .i ... . . . 1 . . y.

su.ue.uitm.ea m u,e Lhiets and theirCheroke C" i

oexreianes, we undeisttnd, was much less

than what they had appropriated to themselves

at tne time ot the forming ofthe new treaty

Tne Mcintosh party are to l.e paid l6)j)')0 1ll il n I ...

aouare, on we.zja mst. wnich was allovvct

y vexed tbeK ngmeie many spee ,nt't.han,m 1:1(1 Wi':i '.i-p'ajeri. the Omuihc Na leligi- ;: I e. a ivvdefi 1 H-s t t him, that he should mt send Ian- J .ritl,cr "i'kened it into life, and in token of I awed band m'jm i-eeuiani. earrie.: o. lto others countries, to do great , l,r,MCt'1) and uul oueo'ed ehai itv . ami exiermraaiian ido the r r k- . ' e- I i lis people. ' breathed into it a portion d" hi-; .wri divii.V -i? II.:-tl.e .-.!: !..rv the r f .,:, ' -

bassadors int

hings for his i

22. And John of Roanoke cursed tho King :i,,r,V ''llH w,Ul lt- h(l Z'-nn of that nn.:i- i.narii.le,, ,a ; , 1 r .... . ' . , c

l.i .- r . i ... . Ii' III lili'ir.l.. ii I ..I. I ,.! l i. . . ' ' i

ann tne rung s tattier, and him that sat at tlie "V I'" ' ,k,,M .mv.v.u down to her altai-.auri tr.in; I. d

botl

tl:

Jame

2:V An hp mr:n,l n - ' P'0 . t line. HOT storm, lior 1 1 v ii' at ion I. .

-.... .. "utii i Riiui.i. nm' . . . . '"'"n iiiui i iiiiii ;us i ; i i : ',ii ii'ii (,i i

Tnlin nf M'lii,.. , l.r. !... l a : ...r a VCered 1 1 1 roill 1 1 COIl l ce nr . h . n.r. I r..w : ..:.!. . i .. i . ,.'.''" I

u ............... , , ti.iuiii aeoavui man, . . . ... .. . 7 t.. i .. ....

nt nn i. a. ..., . . A . . . 1 . I l lit: 111 IS r ' hoti in .r.,n. i. . . l i .

I 7 ' " I I I . " III'lV. II .17.11. . " ""I' ii' M" IHC-, .11 i ''r,

von e io gainsay the words that were spoken .7 " m" ""-i, i.aa enkm.iled the Ha;rau a mav Jane sliremietl

" l i" iii,anuiia.t hungdestrm wer!d. yet, l.i.e ! lv.:., , 01 tu ji 1 . ,i . .... tion s ni.-nille I. hit !.- ... l . .. 1. ... s

I r- t

limine iui(; i.iuut, aim iiimiii.ii sai ai ine . 1 .i.i:u wuu u 10 ner aiiai-.and .ran; i. i 1 t-rer-,,!, . (iving's right hand; and in his wrath he cursed u I'nt moment, has been mi. gling its so-' Ma--.uu v toe. can exd-u the J - r ' r oth his enemies and his friends, even those of r,a,l5 harnio!i!mg,ts attractive and b'.en-jfare. B.g,.trv has n j , at, ,'iv t'i ...-I"-. ... l.c ancient dominion, King Thomas and King "mg ipialities. with the (urbi'l.nnselt!ed.,vw ai I legi.... agaiat Lei fau ..... '.es. rmge ementsot human life. Faithful to its pur- burn. :u., s ar ,a)d Ir ;: de. ' I

her w ith his ir-.i 1 t i

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29. Then John commanded him to draw , "V. ,ts te,1,",d thunders upon near. So Henry drew near even to the dis- T- , n.Pr-swI"ff " and things.

tance of ten paces, and he threw hisnear ' "V"11' '.nl one co prave of ol

John: of! ' , 11 7' Wi''" t'H-last wave had settle

and the spear rent the garment of

Koanoke. Hut John disdained to and he cast his spear behind him

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lloanoke. Hut John disdained to mite Uenrv i ' mcmentary hlank seemed te .,.,,1 1. 1.:.. 1 i ii- - j have announced tho ivnrL-n-.h.i .1:.. 1. 1

1M1II she trcmhled not shedispairrd not: For

u" !"cn " V -iwlully portentious moment, hip wi h the fate of man, the eve of her

It is said one of the" Greek frigates' i a6ut

to sail from N.w Vork-that many yoHng nreh ' ere.l through the nStv rum t"" are ready to go to Greece-arid that tfvo" .lurid 'buoyancy of u-Ibdu" dC.it Z dre.l persons have apphed for tfieonitW-Ui-- J cAtr?'y eh wbovc

tain's Clerk.

The Bible

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coiiipamn au tiie we.tk:;e-s. iV:m':v. : 1 perfi cli'.a ofouriKitiue.' e -i.e v. ill; ; than c. i!:erlv b.v. laB..i.- t.. s-jiai a bloody M riles, tin- vv:irn:;g pj-ie:,, ti e trm t:ve vices, which li.u k. u an taai 11s ea c: passage t!imngi this v aie td l. :as ' Da. - d wdh ceasadcj- dthge!eo, strive to incd. a Ixyth by precept and example, lie -abt;a M rudiment ji ef i;ni eisal Ltcev (deuce of I .-h. erly kindness and ;:fetion Lvr.rn frem :. tliat the tumult of strife, tiie ra,v of p.ii.. a. the lascivi. us song of vir,e, sour;.! their a-

eordant and infectious notes ".vithiji tiie '

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