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'i iii, su.vi) )v 01 a ;iu;at ruck IN A WT.AItY LAND. .Mmility (I (1: nur imv'iinj batata On III) t'lm.llhllid depu.ils ; Tl.y niitn l.nc i'.iv'u, itiul instant death Our iimrUl tjtii 1 1 jj cd ! 1 hr i;towin) diet k, the s;nrLlilg eye, Met ',ll'-t' n to bvlr.iy ; Our jc)s in fair pcKyeciive !, Ami tic we reach ihc.iy ! fiiclics ill's' beauty, Iiealtli and bloom, Aie il;u.i,'foiii taii'.gsto tniit ; Kit umltfiiiaili, tlit sili-itt toinl Is cleaving lor our dust. Put ah' u lien jnys terrestrial fade, Nor one our peace- secures, ' Pis will to hive a (.kI, wlicse aij From .igc to a&e ti.durcs. This is a prop when hops betray, A s i t when clou.ls coudi me, A lamp to li,s't the pilgrim's way, A buckler of dci'tiiCc. 1 his is a rose whose fr.t;T anc; cheers; A t'ou'itain w litre to ae ; A coidiul !)al:n tor all our tears, A convey lo the grave? I'hia is a reck when winds sukr,

An unchor Mire and f;rm ; A slither fro:n th' iucleiiicat tkics, A covert in tlie storm ? The hitad of life in famines dire, A spring when creatures fail, A cloud bv day, by n'ght a fire. To point us through the vale ! A refujc this whm none besides Can linn support betcw : This is a bark which Jordnn'a tide Shall t.cvcr overflew ! 'l is this, when ebbing life retires. Shah h. iv'nly peace distil ; And th s shall sweep our g'dtn lyret Dm .ion's sacrt d hiil !

JUSCELL.LYLV UH,

FHOM THE MICROSCOPE. Sir Invention and discovery are tl.c first and noblest principles in human perfection. The high and the proud attainments of one nun, prompt another to perseverance, and e xcite him to enterprise. Animat cd by such a spirit, man hns wrought out many invention's; in other words, arisen from ignorance and degradation Ivitsti!!, uhen we look amu, d us and consider, we find his conceptions narrow arici his knowledge limited. His mind yet needs enlighten ing, and his knowledge enlarging. To promote these idmirable purposes, what could be more proper than the perfection of Erostanon, or the art of fivinjy, and the tiiseovery of new world", ? These wonderful the mies liave long been avouched and advocated by the immortal Sy.nr.irs and Uenneti; and tlvniks be todi?i. confidence, they stard ;;s undaunted be fee the powers of the new world Os C .Ju m bus did before the nvjes tics of the old. M'.iy their venera cd iMts be e.ver recorded upon thtliving tablets of our hearts. These may seem like wild eoojectur. s ; but, for my part, I have no daub; but what. before the termi ..tioi of this very century, man will ride on the air as easily' as he now sails upon the sea. This ear th wnl be foend to contain worlds internal as well as external, and prosperous voyages of di rovery be effected throu i.o t the ivide range of the cthc-ri.il rc;;iitis. '! In--. ea th wt'S ouCi vainly thought lioi ir.ontal : it is new known tt) be

glubu'ar. Ii was once suppled immoab!e : it is now known to be ro tary. So. even now, it is wildly supposed to be solid : it wii! oon be found to contain kingdoms, and empires, and cities, in all the luxuriancy of human perfection. Some like, wise im-gitx. a: this thy, th it earth

quakes are occasioned " by the in-

con ert:ng

tern a I heat f the cartn.

the water wliichisin die subterra

nean inter.-tivies into s'eam, beininnt; to raise up the rm lis of granite, and (hence fotc'og its way wherevt r the !e:it resistance i pres'-nnc!."'-but wh, of common w ri. i standing, tJ.j. s not rather ju.'U'c those fi iifiions to be o:c ; :c,i:..'.i alone ly the p,wer of atiruetioi?, acing upo i the s'sr.11 of t' e ear ih betv.cen tlie in'tcrnal and txurnal tvoilJs. A pow 'X'uviCl'a IS !-eiu !' Ih; 1' i :

i nr : IiIimi I'.L'f ihe r!nrr driven

hoops of the barrel, supports its concetitiaiion anil constitutes its fii mncss. Consequently, if one part more feeble, is compelled from the 1 mitcd bound of its position, ti t: same equality ol power f r es another put in some opposite direction. Thus do the u.urow limits cl the lofty mountain contain every consti tuent of the earih as yet explored by human research; and thus do we universa'ly discover earthqu kt 6 around the bonders of the t (iuieo::i d

line, w h-re. simply from the unt nice of the hcn'i egg, it must be tnleircd that the shell of the earth is mo t thin, most week, and most subjVit to tlevi ition Hut the existence of intern d wot Ids is further fitl y con firmed by the late appearance of a majestic mens'cr throughout the re gions of the norihi rn stas. tnd the disappearance of a no less chst nguished animal in the then uticulti vated extent of North America. Hut let ur not confine our ideas to the contracted bourdaries of this paltry earth We wdl proceed to demonstrate the practua t lity of irostation, and then ouf udime system of communication be'vveen the pLnetary worlds will be c 'Oi ulete. There are two obs'acle-.. Kirst the deficiency of ar fi rrrsiradon ; and, secondly, the power of gravitation which binds man to h surfn e. Firstly, tfnn. in die d ficieinyof atmospheic, the diflien ty is trifl ng. anil its encounter easy. M-r i ly a supply of the pun: ojiyren and nitrogen gasscn, a rem?

!y mos easily obtained, would, after a proper chemical admixture, answerevery difficulty in respiration. Jiut secondly, to overcome the paw er of a. traction, and continue the ua-

vigation after our atmosphere khall have bee; i passu!, seems somewhat more chfiicult Vet. let us listen to reason I have often thought the race cf mankind were more stupid thin the whole brute creation; fnr any beast can walk, and any b.rd can fly, but stnst less man can do neither until he is taught. It h ascertained to be a fjet, that the moon move in a somewhat eccentric circle, and thit, in some parts of its orbit, it app-oiches nearer to the enh than in ethers: moreover, tint the attraction between bodies is always as the quantity of matter and their distances. Watching, then, the period of (he moon's nearet-t approach to the earth, w hen ofnetcssity its attracion must be the greatest, and applying every power of the vessel in which the voy ge is to Ire made, one might pass vvidi perfect ease, and, inastVrt time, land in. safety on its delightful bod. rs. It is secret recebsary to comment up on so important and so g!. rious a discovery Sueh enterprizcs w aid v '..lighten, ennoble, fcc happify mm. Arid to thisgr jnd scheme of p iss-ige, '.hen. the powerful elii:acy ol Fulfoo's steam ci.gi'.e, and the most weighty burthens of commt ocul in-er.:our-c may be wafted thr-the atmosphere from one plain ta'y vvotld oithe other, withes rr.ueh case as his bo-its now ride upon i he waters of the Hudson. AERONAUT,

Fayettville (NF. C.) May 21. ursON TEA. The fact has been demonstrated, di n the genuine Hyson Tea may be successfully cultivated in this State, The experiment has been tried, and the resuh has been the most satisfactory. A Ldy. die wife of Mr J. Nt . land, of Chath im County, IV-und a seed much resembling that of buckwheat, in the bottom of a box of tea, which her husband putehestd in this town. She planted tlie seed

n her garden and the produce uas u plentiful crop. She gave some of the seed to .Mrs. Farriugton, of Chat-

h im County, who also planted the seed ; and the writer of this article obtained his information from Mrs. Farriugton, and also ob'ained f -m her seme of the tea undr,td. lie

p anou uie v tn m ins garden v this town, whue it cm b seen by tho c who arc curious to witness the pr(;du.';i ,i the )ve,t Indies trans !crr il lo lids western hemisphere. rI'hc wiiter of thi- article has dis tribuird. ofthesnndl portion of iU ittd ob'.uin.d by him to ip.-any of

his frlcnfls in this town and Its vl. cinity. A Tteatise on the mode of curing this valuable plant h quite desirable. Tfjf.i On. .vc-:k Dttttf MuflUr, MOMNO AND OILWINU TOBACCO. Mr. Editors I have always considered it the duty of a public press to notice whatever m.j contribute to tlie benefit ol society, cither useful or ornament d. That : ins king ti:;ars in the street is a pubhc benefit there can be little question. A (igir in my opinion sets off an ugly lace very much, and .id is t;nady to the beau y ol a handsome one. I o see a fellow gather, ing ji) his lips and drawing hard on h.s cigar to get a good mouthful of moke, arid when his cheeks are well distended, suddenly to open his lips and let out the curlins volume, is really extremely amusn-g; and, agreeably to my taste, there can bt no stronger e vidence givtn of a well br'd man than to see him with a cigar m his mouth in the street, leav. ing behind a volume of smoke to be snuff, d up by the ladies and those tho are nervously fond of the smt l of tobacco, particularly the cheapest Virginia. It is to be sincerely wished the practice may be universally encouraged, as it g od e fleets have long been well known Tht it dds t 'he giowth of youthi and is o b- ne fit to their health no bo'y wil. deny. Besides a long cigar running bi n zontally from die mouth of a lad I

have always thought m de h m 1 ok taller in the day time, while at night the fire on the e .d prevents people from running htm down. N-.'Xt to smoking 1 think chewing tilacco is highly greeable, a. id also

adds much to cleanliness and health

'Chose who chew Utg;' quantities, or

there who t ke a very large quid, arc seldom plagued with water on the chest it is thio.vn ( If, being drawn up by the trench of this narcotic. It also swceiens the brxath greatl; . liesides it ha also been considered an an'idote to ennui for when the nintl s absent, it is no little pleas u-- to turn li.df a paper of Heill's finest cur from one side of the mouth to the other, and when tired of this -port to take the quid in his hand aird carry it along nil tile mouth gets ekted, and then put it inagun. While out it gets cool, and gives the most plersing sensations on being returned to the mouth. Tfrnse who admtre yelloxo te:tht and they are certainly more fashionable than clear white, have of en en opportunity to see whole rows, as cnewc's ait? more or less obliged to exhibit them as they open 'heir hp, o squirt out the juice ofihci qu'd-. lies' cks it often happens that the wind carries th juice -gainst th. white gowns of the fair, and when evnr tnis is the case the mot beau'i ful spo s are imprinted on the chess, which are well kr.cwn to -tand then colours. All these benefits arise from chewing. It often is the source of amuse ment This was proved to me a few dnys since. On passing iiroad way some tobacco chewcr h cl a moment before emptied Ids jaw s of a tremendous quid which he form

tiatcly had thrown down on the foot

pavement mi Pout of St. Paul' Church. The hean bei;:rr hunt

reived by a lady, she .st.-pp.-d up.),-,

it for a moment H In Id her foot

fast die Cist her eyes rfnvn for the cause- it had spread out as huge as a pancake and observing a a-wcCr osteam arising irom ir. the give a scream, and by a sudden t fir t disengaged her ho but f"uu J h?r whin-

kid shoe handsomely ornamented. Ch.s circumstance w..s witnessed by sev rrd, who were polite enough to la -g'" , ! ind. To conclude -n addition to ell thab te clva,ages, permit me too!!' the f liowv g suggestions ;o Smokers a d Viewers clui n g the warm season. The fi'st, by t.ki g the middle of

the strict would odd greaiiy t the h'otUh of the city, ,s the sn.(Jke of obicco is known to destroy loxious tflhivia arising front bar) natter; and to the second thnr v

inff tl.e old quids in the strp, animalcu-.w would all be ffi c e,;y;;u mote trouhleu

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LOOK THIS irsv

The subscrdiers h.,,:,...

into p irtnershin. in tlw. 'v 5'

Currying business, resDc-nf"? fnrmthe citizens of Ch!&' its v.c.iuty.tlru they in,uuk ca: on lu-cj, a constant supply cf p" LK AT II eh

and all other articles in their I business. i,:

Th'-y have also, a

IKON.CASTINC S SL Y Sf AXES HOES, AND sll ) of which t! ey wiil st,i . 1"

rates, f..r CASH, HIDl s 8cc They hope tlut thrt

t-m of their neijrribnnr ia "

ih mselves that thei; pncci w' 3

M'CAHLF.Y & STKALtv Chartcstoxvn, June srA,

N H. HlOf.S

. J "ii m tuerwie, to suitcutir.r)

sc ares, or ot

ers.

r- They have for sale, a firStr,, new t.v. horse WAGON, v,' they wil dispose of on die mosrrs

lillolc terms. lX. &S.

SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Fi.Fi

sued from the Cork's office of ty

Llarfe i-ircui ouxl. I will tffer J Public Sale, at ihe house of JoS

hentzi in Utica, to the highest b der, on the ?;h d,ty ofJulyr.tr, 100 Acres of hand, in number", of the Illinois Cirant, with the j'

pu'tenances- takvn as the p;oped

oi jonn ivinier, to satisfy an e.cci tion in fivor of Jonaihati JcM.b.

garnit Joshua Cooper and Juhn Misj

JOHN S. SIMON SON. Shmfft

Charlestown, June 24:ii 1823.

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1 IIK suhcribcr icforn r,i. fficnlj.:!anj the public in ei.tn.!, thai fcf -j t-ii.'H tipennj a , if Ih UoC T r.N'M'.ftT.VINMEST. i(:in t!i:it lare and eunini.uli.'iiaBrit

;..;iiuu-e, east ol the (..uui t-nouse, :r

'i hark'btown, rit the !?.! ol n "U.YHXY llll J J

- :inw ui:;(u ui.in i I I " '-'h'flh'j Cross A'.y.v ; where l.t is w provided and in compltte r'-o iine:

'-j to .U'comuiotl ito all those

tfavor liitn with acall. Tht'

7"f is a vnrv spacious IJuildint: ;"(' ,,Ul

'ealculated lo allhrd comft-rl tn tr;'

" o. li- rs as well as others iviioi-Myn

-..;pair here, in the sickly season

. :tlie car, to cnioV hcallli.

il He has prov ided fnnirtlf wit.i a?

rjood 0ller, and his Stable icv : leniently parti tioned uif w ith rc?J

'fbrSLi s. and in hit hans no re; 1

y 'i.iit'i ii.r i, nnv in (hp roantv. I'

-r'-will beep it well lunu.-ae'i .11 iv, Oats, and Corn, and vui;. attention will be ;ri vt i. to render J1';;

: eerai sutittactioii. j WILLIAM Charleston , (lo.) s;i Mm ai, it; J...

N. H. Horses will be receiver;

'i:.0 V1I..I.I I Il .iltPllilol 1

-".I.V l(l tv.,r.. IMillllh. or vei

-: :i'e.'i;-on.ni!e term. . ''' i'l'I'i" iv' '' 'If1 '''' ''

on.

0R SALi: AT THIS OFl'ICE T -1' INDIANA JUSTICE, s"n ,,

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oicco has long 1 ( tri known to be sttat enemy ofiuvcets, by throw-

Shrr.tts, Ct' H;s Or.i.ei'S V'o"' Towh!n;Oir;c-rs, J.e-;. re-; ''- Mil OK. S' ' 1 "

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Si'C.lil H'J.YjW-

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O.y'Twi lvvCeritM n" owed fur "ood (.'o!n.trv

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