Crawfordsville Record, Volume 3, Number 32, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 November 1834 — Page 2

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' ' " " " I I ; ,1 ir, 11, r.. ,5.,,,;,, l-ivy I was vcn, sir. a calm or vu idle spectator. j Hl.l.R 1 A I Oil's . oa- a there, is any llrn ailm a-(selves better thai, they do Imn or, wcrsihou Av-i...ri --mm dLm lav j t riu:!ci; ltionS(tftllc ,vrr(S: Js axx. T the alitor of the .,,iw1 ltJ!ifcr.r.

, n "l(T th-Tt hvs 'OtUhe country ami luruiti aw a) uuui . ami .n ..immi..wi. , ,xv rc loUu aml M,on-. I he papers wiu Moss. ..u.s vV m.ato.n: iaa teg .1 ...... Dout til J-m jwnn.., l'Kl1.11 lS s hiiii his bit litemls aiui the lt St or think ont w llhout hlilli right tip. wcre supported by vuu and vim.- fn-ams (I do vi,j, ..n,,,,,,,.. to ilK-rj-strn. I look any kind ol i 0.7 aooul U,U IUW " , ... v w 1" tHVV are the pro- not allude to acknowledged e,v,7 journals) ; , opaoituni.v .f cxutn.nitvj Koine of the maibr folk, to lo Ai o.it. Well, says he. Inenusol thecointiv lit t, ' . f l.llv ! wore in ihccor.M,,, hahit of kmgu ..go PV , J.,,, iv.de improv, , ns made in M ir ,f vou hke another name on is, sa I, the Oineral 1 u dv ; moimoi x, whim i ...n all., il, Um.h as ri;c following, wh.ol, ,s ex.r.c-eo ! v:, , ns p1,r,; d r th! v -dl I, ,vo r. f ren 1 , ' v L vmnv at the kul- that every man who has a chll-r- com- on wors ar.o wors, and .1 .m one ofthem : .t 0r U-n.f-rt ami m -, I woald t ii , u v I ,t -hat's all etit opinion of his measures, is not stop,: will o n-ht into a cold sural j Ang8!, LSb. Hrr, !;:l:o xhv uh, l!v. ,;,!, your v,v, ofgvi:v: aivt'l Ui tell, a 1, it uiais . , of'-i-o coil-ins Hut WV I,"' tin rr i f-.V.s iuio trar irilhovt rrmn.-r. vifh, t ., ii,.f; ro.,,"t of th.'iu . I'M soon lix that; ami why the n I only his eneniv but the c .1 . t la , a j 1 !r,,,( WA,,. .,,, or ,UI, : re I Th, !or known a, .1 v.lunM, ProrioH H von sivsoat first, instead olU-lhn his country. W hen the i.nnia i a u mt 1v - nl tli.it is t 1 mi il os Korft(, tfian Vi!r,ti(.sa t!:irir : r:Mlu;rlt,:., (1 t.oin Ins.-oo

iiv: nhrtnf i h:it iiier nlaeruv ail i'iiiui with th.it I went to work i thioos n rights. T he fli-vl lio oil I took a leelle less New Knlami in my switch II; but jhat Jul n't o"o no O'xl; liicn ;im 1 took a doaule dosi-; but tti 't only made the matter worse it was like porin warm water down one's bark on a cold frosty mornin ; it leh pl tizy o.id tvhiUt you was at it, lai o-ood sound food, and drank uoihm but clear cold water, asal above all, 1 Uepi up pbn k aiii! trusted to Providence for the rest: and in hsi!ian One week there wai n't a suite ol u kind of preinom?";?. nor any kino ot torv abt.ut me, I wasassoun-'

iiiiiimn:t arter. it was worse ami! oomun w mi uie pu, ,.v - - ' v j v,...r wholo soul lr I:;:, aho.lv l-on re- j ri, ruhb, r f. v," ,s it ir-ol-.!, i worse; at last I slopM all kinds of i every hod said that s ra.c sotf d Mr. V ors ill n sas I jl" jin:.,.kol, iMr cllKtl n w,;s l:t'Ulmu at I d ,n u,.x!ilT, n iVntaifnl viU-i-o ahout a bard licker and nrier a lortle sp li 1 "WYwr. Ilesaida pod many clear ol e.ulapse and Kollan e by ( -.nrus h Id m tli? my. on U 'ih 1 1 inii( . (V. ,,, J) s on, ndnnLrac r vend l.utldt ,.it ,,r nv'horrk I iueKtoihis more sound thinfis, but these are droppin all kind ol bard lif kors, and j M v, Mi Mr .on w . non ina'cd ,n Ir ( )uo ol rioj:ri( ,r?, v , -a,, p , liillj.rai) (imnh. 1 ; . V,ll'l, ,,1 , il m hiior .min ( oiirroional r.-u.rr.F. n t ho '-'2 ot M iv. 1 t,, wl m I lia' a I ttor, w s f orMwr.N lv prosplan a few davs and krpi rol ami enon-t, to talk about now. elk:b ke.p.n rool, i,d waklnn- , 1MC; ; i;,rr , l, a word for vou, friond i and k'r l!v w. nnlrou.h ,:o w!;oioVst,fimw.H ir.ti.rM. nnd r.it nothin bm f $ov ('i man whoaintol the Inn- tmnrrs a, trcn w.rse me, aim : ; ciim ,.,,, s . jjl!ri:,0. , .f Puditnond. I i,j ,v,t'," ,,,.,.,r11r,1Wm,m. h

as a oramm. I5m 2 had a pretty tnfii h-r KVai;.-.- !nat: v u can ia!;e timeon't I mil ou, thr ae-ord"in n,a stick at; m mo first :,n: accor-; the natur ol all "these kind of .uhu dm to hi- promise. v-s I dont emitth it ha- o-u an tortj ab.ait e:n, itj plam ont. i-a- v.u any class vou lout stop-m Ihr g-ion an. -d ue n nt ..nV-oat -esvin tingo on, till folks go into what th- ' 'aim; .i uu;- ar- ii; i-:r i- so that - Doctors call tin- collars, and tint was a bad promise beta r broke

. I vu turn as n ue as an inoco iand t hi n Kamfire atul Lotlini:n,ani; i burnt Brandy, and Kian pepper. and mutard, and bird ruhhin, aint no kind of ti-e it's all over then. I ami Mr;Korsvth used to have a oo d many hnio; talks about it.ami when I was li'iv battlin aoin them pi tii y prcuio:nVvs he used Co call and seo or , and I wouh. talk over matters with boo. One day, says I, (ioverti'r, did van ever have a r.ot! u th it (hero ts a siroiw; ikeness between th nam'' ofa man and the Ii itar of a u ,l? Well, suvs he, n f I . . I ,.,.!.... th..r, aim, a ret then ain I ihmk ! -iii,r !.,! . )iv i:i - oi.i there ai a u ane at all Very w-il sav- f, 'hut there is' n plaeV 'sU'omJ likeness. Nosv, says 1, look at im look at that are leg, and ilvu , i I ar ar n , and mis n 01 , aou seethe breast, savs I, (and I aiv a whack .on it vx-if!ii iii it .-in-1 IL- . ln,I,r .... I I K - !1 Sei(f;- ! I;) mow, savs J r a nritty consid-' V II II 'UI HI f ll'io l 11 .-t-l( bam m1! on an anvil aint tint all together a prittv consid-1

eraole p'.iiern of a man? is th ro' ai the tou o:t 1 es sir, say any kind of a rat about thai? ,ys i : i,lb I ok if :uu l!,'n HO nothin, savs he, thai I know n,x- U) 1)1,1 !hrr 11)V ";is 11,1 I'ni cept th it pliav preino-.ifr?y,- well, toll out? O ij s says I, that aim nothin now . and I i"'. to thai ahrays my-

scarcely feel it; ves. ;Us he, but if j you don't am a stop to st. j or, it. wall I ivck ) 1 1'-1 I t t.-oable pretty so ; .v 1!, says I, lati's trueenuf Govorii ir, an I I k ao'.v as i'.w as c-xoeritmco p- -sai tuv as stout ami I eln..,!? .1 !,, l ii,,. mors-

day unit heen worth the labor otior- all enotu tnmr to H't up. om -,

Ivrrvin hi a on S i turd a v. IVow, savs (,th it's die natur of man; aod now let us look at the natur of a nation, and instead ofaoin all ahom creatio a,!et us look at home here's a oaernofa natso.i worth lookin at a,tid there aint nothin ia any part of creation that can hold a candle to it. r velve ui'lhon ol folks siruoji together hy a constilmion and a -ei of laws, m 1 b1 hv themselves for th 'ir own security and happiness an I every thing so exactly balanced ami checked,that nothin but wilfultiess can throw it out of ooarin. But, says I, hke mo, it lias some ailin nov anout it ih re is premani'orvs, v.avs I, at work upon it toisartiity, and there must be a st put to 'em, or things wall look vi b eoijf preity so ia, oid nothin vdsav it fro n coll ins, ihon all's ov.t with us; aod we sh int bo a bit b Iter oil than so na of the Portagees and Spanish nations in 5outli Am-rica. There aint, savsT, no man living, who thou Hit he would do s mueh for th1 good of th J omitry as the Gineral thol he couldydore begot to be the g veminent,but so ne how it t arns MUtotlvr wav, and I behave it all comes from the' Gineral listen1 . in to U.c Kind ol lolks who like them -

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yx-rit tUt l.tt.rtM Mr. Monro, ai.ti. telll him to he the Pre-idem ot the

mntrv a-u' rait of party, evi rv n.ri,Vi(lA'W.vW-!:iiiddo:iIl UIHI patlioaiti ..- ;c. When he s.-wid that mem-

country sou ts of Conri ss halnt onht to be tr.anr o niidi r the iov- . 11 It. ... , ! t iri)iiHiii cvtv hot sr. k JliMi s pi elt niiiioiij 1 j . iy sound doctrine; an:, when he ( said th.at the patron;) tre of the (ioviTiiiueiit hadn't ouoht to coinc in ; oral's i'.;irt is considered a scamp and not lo be trusu ii that aiui ?:mntl practiced I have a notion i . t ? a i- n-ooM many b:;Kaspure an i p i a)::r a e - r.veti. uhoamt ii ti" Villi ' ' 1 he 1 I :;;'' n 'te 2 :nre tr.i.-m- ; 1 i- - ... r" t k ; Y i nau u: m. ion w mo uns s;y u. elcr is about tht'viovernment o1ic(-rs

n: . ... :.u .u . -C ..I..,.,;. ... ...i.wl.'.l t.W 4-1 ,!t rf. I w0 ' vs!"1 h wm ow t!e war, in IMi, "a!ort. ,1 : , ,, t.x,rt,HVrlv v 'n i-z !.

niixin in the cleciioi's, iitr noht in an? nts aihn, and a nation and nihe lace and eyes ol "w hat the (nn- inilins?" 4 tin e is no d ada onT oral said, there an t i o sich active ays b.e, so thai was an end of d:c folks at du' p Us as tlic folks w ho pn naaiitory and kolaive hnsim ss. have got oiUce , Now says 1, then- IVow my iiod ola lint id M r. Y) i:hi. i-tile he: el man of die hull on tin jl have only a few uon- vv.n; to the itr.rt (orcrnwcnl himself .say. 1 hear n II that n Is ami ie what is he about, sas I I suppose, j vihry is feared atyenr t XI lecimn; says I, be was afraid thai the "pat- jand it is cnufto bnr : ,n , kol- -ron a re of the Government, would ree to tlunk on't that i b ; ii -env, i orne in conilht widi tin purity oil the nride of the counirv, aiai the i-n-idectior.' :hat nodrai would do vy ol all creaiio;;, should even bbut hi must en and look to it himself ' digrai(,d by a riot. wont I li v

and see that all went riht. WM1 - -- - . M sas Mi . Forsyth, that is no 'loui.t irii" emu. lor im re ami no , a.an so parthedar nbotu tl.ese nv-i-tersas.Mr. Van :?mvn. U ed.says !- ,h'u r";sk's v' ll)l-U o5f? ! ,lir, I,.'iim d i-i t : ) i . . r ri t i liu - " " i UvoSisn 1 Vi 'Sum- ita- bo. s w as ; IHV WxlU UP U "V, t tile C(i- " ' 1 "ti 'i ;;! ;' ' - T " ; 'om-'-fs, old Jt ihro wps- yore to come : h. -ed savs be. FJdm iiamt you ta-! i !. -o-d savs he. Ivthu namt you ta- j sr-ftjoa tfnaaz vasrt satfs oia , Jctnro, aott ,';. ;: of a at.- i y rA- rV r.-iv.7.r ! Ut! f :.-i:r ';'' ff.U . j Hut says 1, all that is nothing to what S thitik is worst of the prernou-' itry-, :,,) ,h- h il. , lny ..Ih-. -lass of tolk-x aoiti anotlier tin j paor apin the irn ja-t as-though a man who, by nidu an , has got a little aforehamS in the world, was a natural enemy of a man w ho had uo propert-v Every man, "says I,v who is able to work and earn a liven, in this country, is, aecordin to tin notion, a rich man for iho he hant got as much money as some others, he sleeps sounder, and has a better appetite, and the laws protect him alike with others if he gets sick and can't work, and his family is in want, whftws he iro to for as0 . v , . i-ou-e t iam-s oe jt(, io mese parly Editors and olFr-e lioldet s? or does lie go to families of property 1 ..U ,r.w,i..nr.,,. .,.....0 a..j wnen pooi eMvioU, is eome 10 tills j 'ountrv ami want woru who gives it ; to them ? lo poliiical newspaper 'Editors and political office holders 1 give n to ihem?- do they build houses and work farms, and thus give honorable employment to thou sands ami thousands of poor and honest foreigners? not one of e'ni, bin they are cruel enuf just to serve j)artv prposes, t tell these poor forcion. rs, to knock dow n the rich and their houses, and that the rich al was grind the wwr, and all that 1 j ..i' 1 . . . . 1 KU,U 01 siang it is mo bad- -that's

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man, ncu ano pocsr, to 1 1 i , laws ohe the laws r,o to the t at- j lot hx and put in his horn st vote, he cil tt k(MjMiu K-aer, , n. , , ,1 1 and nvr r.o had man to advise him 1 to the contrary. Aint that a i:ood rrmedv says I Kioveriior?" it IS j ..;.,r ovw Mr I ,r, v 1 1 so Jt.itu, say mi. riim. - 0.. ont that keep ,h ilu- collapse says 1. "It will so,"' sayshr. "Wont things jet hhn'"' says I, "il it aint folk all about the count r take my j advice at. eh etions, and obey tho laws, and commit tm rb.ts, ilns, j . . , , ; Aattonal premomton s n kt tme tnmi tnat are now haiiii on loiw

vv. Tina :-i!ii)'t:ir will -'o oil: and the naison. ,

nue me - ! ill as sound as old oranK, And with th:.t Mr. Frtlu jumps up r.nd i ; k my lu.i a;, at t s.-tw, he, "Major, dial's rale y m o docirine, and ih r aint ,o mn patrior in the country that wont say s rtVt !! ihen," sa s I "dbnt it turn ,i t.,.. I l .. .... . .1. . . ou v. t:.n .-aiu ,i o " , o..o ( there is a likeness hetwcina nitii lit, for when vou come to think . n' riots very w h!om i jure the folks inrenneo, nui i: jont. n po.-r mnof es t woman and bide children, and con;e plaouy hard too on the polav. f v ohMv, lor lin y a!v luamd tf, L.'-i n ilin iw.'-j',. -1 1 . i -. . ! . -1 r m " "' m. n at d o risk of lie, so that, no pnai P.K S f W t I Ut UHlcIl - evil. Kilt if ' ' ' ' : ' ' ! e in 1 1 i 1 1. t . 11 1 1 1 by any -h;ince bad folks will make riots (aa d 11 i eliiii had folks will) rnas (;o d i a v bm had folks will) li-(fet very p-m! atizi n starai Iy ila -oiYin rs oftfie law and let da is be ..7? ihc laicskccp garni larger. Your friend and the frit nd to tin laws. .1. iamvm.X M j r. iiow nmovuii' iVi ihtia "mi lincttm.-. -frZJ,e Frr,. XrJr7 I.CfiCr . Ait-axv, Nkw Youk. r.p. 15i!i, To thc Uc,:-- 1'-'r'"f V(7" f'('': .V;:;5.,':, ; !Uds, n. Mr .l.-.m,-? A. Hamilton way also a undent of the- 5;.rnepl-.cc. Congenial sjir ns, an mtum-cy was formed, which has ripen od into a most atK donate and tender friendship. The lies w hich now bind vou tor dsr, are ind.issoluhle . They are the ties ! paicy and of interest. Iv.cli to the other i.-. known. At that period you wero nominally rallying under different standard; hut ret.Ih Iv-.d the Fame oh-jecis in view It w;.s tii, design uf both, to bring into disrepute th andiors arid advocates of the late war , f both, to leery South' rn men and Sou i horn moas ures id' both, lo destroy the well cam d popularity of James Madison, ,nd thus dele., ins re-election. On the ath of July, 1814, an address ol the Hudson federalists w-.s puhlipjied. Tiio object was to convene a meettne of the party 1 in i,.v. .w.iii, j , uu me purpose 01 oenouiica in ine county, tor the purpose ol d j ti.a i re.staent find t. Wrtr Ataona oih, r federalist?, iiws siened hv James A. Ham j li,n:,R,J 'iconv. na..,, r f -rr. d to, v;, iH-n mc war tsinnolitie.vnemploy the militia in an ofe.-.sirc war" (that is totn.ei 0dUAi:ykisrth'ci.ni.siiii(iaiirl It w;s with such men tli.a you wore actmjT during la- summer and autumn of JM'J, in opposition to Jmes Miidisou ; nd yet, your adherents h ive enprud- nlly represented you as the early friend of the w r. (t is no alone the policy which you pursued in 1812, that I amyinxious to hold up to condemnation.but the pr. fligacy, lso, ot assailing and traducing the opponents of the war after having acted in concert with them at its commencement; snd not having abandoned them until they and you were defeated in the presidential contest. The whole summer and autumn of 1812 lie cnmics, of Mr. .Madison were indefatigaore. Uironoi.ont ik r m v 1. : lh(-r 1 1 " ";r ' . w ,,.,n iJI3 iv-vievuuii. lor

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fc?ucl was tlse lawi'ince of tlic pi.l.rir prints 111 tl.lS ot ito, W inoh i'.U V( ;. ti'l Volll views v - ! t m poliov . Is it unfftr, or iinr.;i:(ii(l , t !M,ro, t!i:n u w:.s no 1 y y.iu c trlrry, ;u;l j ui!ii your r-pprohnttot ? '. TI:orr i( v-r rc s -ie mndo for tlo pttrpoc.v Ti old m; n is o,. : !:t a pomei-ot. 1 1 s pn s-1 or,: support ol ou is oviden-cof th f-. !.-- ; rv.c ,n e.v coo,, na, ,r-, .':iTi cmi !.on:a(.e to fohow Lis bmoii? U i;. . y, W! f r,,,, Mr J: d ,o - j,,w '. al. tt-fortiiz. Mr. .M-:di s- n. On tin l'Cdi ot 1 Ijmk.iv. IIC, tinoilatuve li. Id a c:.uou5 to nouiin . . f . . . I , t . . . . I . . 1 . . . f . . I . . t I . . . . . f . , . N . ! t I , L , , I l .!."-. I v I'i.ll.ilJv.ll ,1,11 I I jV t I Ii- . v.(l,i'. of tl.o i:M. and l ib. Ai do w Stevi tison was Cl-airtr.n. Tin u.as Jiitcl.ie w..t- oiot-.ty. A tii nivn c die tK-k, I, ti:o oditor of l!a i i - . ... i i ........ . ....i.i 1.1 (iii!t i it niaiK:-, "ii is piopor in s . 1 , 1 1 : i-U : out- Fcli: lih, l.t n lot, i ). tiliouoji tlio n-iv!-.i.o, r y. i,o only tvtt l;:il down, whotl, i 1 ii :d ot u!d not vole for Mioii : no Sim Ji : ii . i, (;, l, w s, wi.ohi. r ,, , ii hi not vi" f r .1 .mo A adi(ai as l'n i., a th.- Uoiioo S ,0s."1 t)n the d o .Nov, 1 1 1 , ;8I, the looi tun 11. ot in this city, lor die purpose ofclioo smo , loc'i as on looh your so .-a ;, niomlu t of iii'- Sjen-to, (love: nor T, ii -phiu--. n I'M iiiom?.:! ai'in'tmcrcl, ilr; r-:: or the I s si ssi' o v:-.r had la" !, ece'ai. d A ' , ' e. c esisiino ol' M- s.-r-5 v ok ios. m io roil. - im Pi ti, wov ppoint- ! to d- o . r. V e'fid :tisWor. Tlia t a, -v.vr is i .00: a ;, eni? he 1 doss. It c, ta,; Mis n- S' ,., i , p;v.o Ii 1 i 1 r t,, w",r, or oo:upii:nriiliurr d.o p .irioi? wh Pr.d the f;nnii"pM 0 as-o)i iho iialict;ioli's l e n at s ie d-MMiciatien f that ooV ! U-ot,l Who h. l plundered OUI prop.-rlV, ,e rc rated in n -:;::: d:a.--arsoiti (lei. roe - less CltiZeiip, , ,( who, hy tlieil- WrODCS ll :d 1 1 .1 . , duvet- us -o t :ke up ; runs in Self-defence. nd ye, wi h ties ollicial document st ain: ;s in d'- f co. vou :;ro ue-'ilushitiM-ly pronoue i" d l'i 11 nd , .f die la !" w r ! Th foHowino i? your chiiliog 1 .iipnae: 'The S 11 ao fully concur with your Kx c il i.o mi die senainera. thr.t at a p-etio--diht tii" p-.-p- io. when our CeUu'ry is c;.r tr. w r wjrh one of the nvst poweifu. a aii ns (.f lvin)e, !ilf-r -nee of opinion, u ,hsii :ci pouos, s-hould not 1, 1 sell--red to in; 'p' de or pa ve ra our united am! viuntoui ppt'i-t t' t!:o eensdaited i,i:lri y of th'lee . ' o! sen. 'ot ti I'd 'Fiv : ... 1 1 lr o m- on- r yea r for o tif war in li'.t in s vou h id ah. auli i; ! v in e : eds. You s teo-tii cj n cemn it'; o :.'-i"l ihe ''nViT. r-s IT.e.-Se e. I fi w M o---o i-i;v son ; no I is c s I ir Mi ' : e , v : i s o y .a- ad::!-) Vv;0;;,.-oZo.' ( for its TPV CM aud if VliVn r , ri::, , o,v ".-. peosi-ct:tr r.;- rar i na. caa: ?ti i a n i.; i o v ov:-'A'-ncip, am) ovkt"? na !T- sj:c-c;:ia) ' UK Ir,rleod! ,.- w 'adioiu ! : V ' V U S 1 1 ' ' ',) t W.'iV aid v ii p idscovi-rv H'i ' in l; p -so an . dn,;i ',;ei-oh n "selected r nN u :s d ni aret i's vi tnes?1 Whv did y-u v.'.'o- . to ov, t'-iia v and o -.s' it down? U by did y, !'(,, Ill I.STJ, fp: ! of .VeiSi!t.r ",.!!! tr-e!,.. '.h .(! WOiI.irs' s -ctaiioi uttr i In i' Id you was on a i--imdar c mre'de' Pe ice had now been pr -chniiiod. In :,! r p'V 'O ti: ovi-rii'-r, vou v '1 7 . ?.-(,?' . ' which the nation '..'. l-cen it roh'ed. ::;.: net 'orlj nioii i l: in its ouic.in. i t Mecc::fnl i:i it j-rc: een!,o:,p b id you, or tad yon io ,keow in ) ' . v. -i-ai 'Mho w: r was righteous n es -no . i ?' Why s you dumh-lutmded ii i su . j"( t .-a ih.a mii. ? Mv n . 1 dot w:'d i -(iice vour course in he o nous , N- vembf-r. 1813, when y. at opposed the uotiiiti i'i! n of Col. Henry Rutirerp mil oth'-rs, is r Si, Jenu il electors, and then v-ur vole in tin- & n ae on this rioinurtion i-i . . . uieiis of your carl if zeal m f-vor f di w: r. PATRICK IlKN'RY. From the Alexandria Gazette. WOMAN. Mr. Pnowden will oblige a fri'-nd by publisliiug the following ox t ; ret from il-niys comment .ry iii ihe H.ble; 'Aiiani was his.! formed, llicti F.ve, and sue was made ot the man ai,u for dietii n all which are urged as reason?, for the humility, modesty, silence, siihmissivene??, of tint sex m general, and p uticul.u ly the subj ction and reverence which wives owe to tlielr bus binds. Vet man being n. ale l ist of th- creation a.s the best and most excellent ,f all. Kve's being made after aclon and out of him, puis an lii. nor upon that sex, as the glory of the man. If mm is the head, the crown of die visible ciation. The man was dust refined but the woman w-s dust double refined, one remove further from the erth. "Worn an was made out o f a rih out oj ihe f ide of Admit; not made out of h:s feet, to be trampled upon by him; but out of his side, to be protected, and near his beait, to be beloved."

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,,. iio r;.,;.,i ,v iltii'l i itc. so :i? to ona'iio ir . 1 1 . liiinlc dtscov: rv o a 1'i.fap 5--.iivcat v.---? nuV io discov; iy of a o!;a; solvent v.- -r ,:,!, 1 v . of P. oston. Tht of tin:: i!!soov 1 v vm.s (liil j'ppn'oirtlcf! ly t!io oi;iz' iih i f cilv, !oi a onirp it y w? ' n I tor lu!t;:od to i n !t r largely it'to i!;-' r;i::ui5. :iu:o f vnit us- .-.tin ! s co itid v!)i 1! i:; L'':at, ::n:l w fen I visitrcl t!'o fo' v i' w s in Oillop.oiacontainod tl.o even t. of the mr-i-e ofiUlclrr tjir c,IJIt , aie. only l.t.own to the it.v. 1 1, -r. 1:iiw ol . ho ir.ctoty 11-. ui. - rujv ronv s to l.irrlftho oxrhtKivo n: Ii. nr wo,!,,..-,M, a.v in-rdioni.-, il:o .orrot I cuot midor s nl f-nd dot:' fin d in l:'.r.l;, in r s'o of d;' inv. hum's T i . ri !:o fr.?t roof, wo , nn rod vv:-s ,!-.: (!!' -hoe f:elcr;:. v I vo nianl" is of pint oil rs wt re ni'lon. wiihi ut ilio us-- ifoidior noodle or thread. t!ie tops:, boitou s r!d I'tiini: 1 cu ail coinen'oit to'rodior widi 'lo vol. 'or. 'i lcso shoe-.! wcr? ,!,.. l ;tuL-( .,.(..:( ; ;;; ;.r.,t v.-arrai to-J Jo I c . 1 w.aor pi( (t. I'tii-; i-i j,rovornora p.r; in'- 'F to lo a v d,;r.I in arnnieci.;n to t!i-- I -aios, llioy stdl'v an, oli l.v w,nnr s-li ' diat are pervious to water. I w 5 informed dial tl.esv f-l.oo.-t w u:d I st out tliroe p ir oftlio eor::nio;i j reiioll i, i:d cost no ti.o.v. TI:-- noxi room u '. n:e:- . d w's die cr-ri::e,-t f iei i';, wIito v.o f-iv a ni tii'ior of jrirls rotting out v :- -us ar moras, oo-as. jaol.ot!, paet-iioons, Vf- -'at, I piitdtiji d.'-m ,oo.'.lir without noo.'io ir duo-id. die roatifjr i.f it.! dier whir!) they d, foMoi"fi a p t';n n nt cornel it to the; n . (tl;.-rs v. re in:kinir ;ai artiole which cl o .- v r r ,-' - ni"t:iers ad nurse ?. e . . v ; , , ,int'on . t?"nv; o uaan ( '".' lv ve ',.ei.;. d r.vo'iiid the 1 oroni, rxl ii! pool..: ?. The tier. I m-an v.r visi'ed wn? QV- wi;h men j" e ri:'.;';'.: c. :,ra v .ii'.aoon-", ovt an 5, ,,.a !:' nvrc - n.! in I V tiler ! -.!,,.!,. ..a firi-hoil : nd rersdv for sal". Ilora 1 ' - p-rsons fe.iv fit th 'tip lv- s with completo ails of walcr-pro.f cloilio.-s: the rj:';itrinaii will tlnd h; re ih" means to cn:d-.. him to w.-d 'i':ron;di water and mud withoul I -a r of : e'tino wot; the ve.idi. r h.-aten vuuiiur, the wo!rh;':!f. eoaehmcr. fi;.!ien:t.:n , may ruiw hid defi 1 c- 'o w- t and oo u' ensconced in th- se w -t-r-proo.f roh -s; and shij-rrclted s al- ' and others cast iiii.it d o mijdiiy deep, if ;:ht witii thovo life p; ivovr, tJ -- ride recure npa, die mountain ''v; - nd if olid, rdso. v.ch w."-T-roof e ini- ids l-o doubly secure, w hen .Mr Detant. the celebrated ac nnint d so- r. dod in I'o-ston hay. he took tin- ptccaua n of y (i : him -oil' with one of th' e iifo o-t-v, r 1 ar l to this, ho paid, ho owed In'3 s b 'V h( I, I.o f 11 Udo iho W tor. S-'o-ial of th sto iT.boatr. are furnished Wdii ,ho:-e hf. ! s 1 .-:.-. irid da y FCtvo iho .:;, udop. 1 purpes,. t : ; 1-ow to b y tl 0 beau or,, ; s di v may ( ii-.liO I They arc niado , . . 1 .... I 1, . ...... 1 1 1 m ..... 1 !-.. .i i . ii i ir. , i . .i : f 1 tUl l lJ I -U 111 , ,,J vv.-lol, l' LI l I H ' i i i: M n.fi.ded, and as they are air, as well as waterp.rool, they remin m 'd s state as 1, ng as yott wish. i his is a most v-1 eble arliclo f,.r our pue'c ,';:; ?. p'f-k- ;s, ste,n?oat ;hkI ot'ia' 'e?. ') " : in :-" , I sh'jnviock ; r:s by ' in- i .- I-- t:v ; v !n-.b- hie might I e 'iv- ' '. ', .'.: ': I v. '.ft- v. eu id he J, 'St . io ! .. : ;! ! 1-,'d e'j, up -lairF, w: f'ttad a ! r,. tv--.t-td'. eaa u-vr h'o.'-e f. ; lire onnrirrp; i .- i.-.oii p'- s i' r coi.!s.-c:ii!; w del ;,!-(-! r.,cnr.d, ti: c; ? fie a , i i; ;;! , o, This bo?o is in .do of sa nt duek, ca.tcd t id: the luhh'.a, aticl cem- tit".! wita the sarno; so ih-it r.eida tnccdle or thread is is -d. 1 1 may be m.ido of any strength, as you can trchli tue 1 iiick-nes.-, of th-? de k. If p'-oinipes to ?ip-.rcode iho leath.or h' se, 1) ing considered more pliable, pet feci!)' waU r light, nnd not so apt to be injured by being trodden upon. I could not but admire the leg nuilv of the connivance of a su'-siitutp for the roller to preserve the rotundity of the email pipe, namely hv . i i . . i ,.,,mt.;n.r : u.,. .-.vo,, a,. .. cd, so as to keep it f'Xpanded. I hope- pip a Ixang made of several thicknesses of duck, remain of a cylindrical shape alter being linishcd. It isimpos;idc to sv to what useful puri pnse lintel site guin wdl he applied; it bar ' oeii"d a new em in the arts ol life, and from iis p!i ,nt n iture it must, in many Cjs-'p, ba ; substituted for leather. To all who are exj posed to wvat and cold it proves a safogu ird. and il3 ecoiiomy is eq t ,1 lo its ii'dity, for at this f lo.ory a p rson ai -y cloth himself ia -, suit of watei proof gmi-aits, of;; ha;e!-..iii( extuior ap." r..,c-', lor ihe small sum (' y. lo-en doi! os. R. J. October -2, b-.?f. Mexico Tin' N-mv bie'Uis mail lnjngs -til vice I i d os I tor fr...ui M. .i- th.r, we had bc l' -i" r- ( v-d. The Corm y of Spccio had arrived s ly Vera Cm., wuh upw a-s o! throe million of d-i!l us, of w i about $'-K) ,UIK) w as emba'kit.g on bond iho pa ket si it j ' oiii-rops, and bug H fori, both for d i.' port; iho Coin tor vs to sal between the l a aid UOdi lib., and the later on Ihe lath, The oountiy w s (puot; and bu-incis ill the

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