Rising Sun Times, Volume 2, Number 91, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 8 August 1835 — Page 1

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RISING "ri.LOfjr.I) TO NO PttTYS ARBITRARY SWAY, We',L FOLLOW TRUTH WHEUeV-U IT LEADS THE WAY."

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WATCHMAN, TKU. IS Of THE nk;ut. wVjtrh"an. ? pi;.! : What its Mcnsc.f j -r.in.i-v :oc." "Traw.i r, oVr jon moiiM-iiiiS t.ouht, So tMt glorious bc.i.-.ih.; ;ir.M 'Wnt.-hm-.n, tux- it l-oa.t. C!is raj Ai;.!. of hero or an t".m t-.-l! p "Trtvi'tr, ye it hriuV ;':- .! .y, ProrjisM t'.a y ci" l-racl."' ,Vat.-hmar, trld of th r r! t Hi.:!-,. ? r. t!::it !it -.n, !."' "TrwcJiT, hle-o ! m I Fence and ttuili its course port.;; I." "Wntthninn, its Vtrs a! .mo Gild the spot that t.-.w th, !u birth?"" rr.Tf !er, ace? -are it own & it b-rsi j".r ili ti c t.ir.h.' 'V.tcV.rasn, teti in rf t! f r i;' t For i;. ri.in. s-rnis to diMi." Traveler ?.rkm?s t;.fc,-t it? I c. t IXubl ar.d unvr arts widi. i-nt'i." 'V;cV..r.r, Vt tVr ?. fin,; cense, )?. t'niv to :fcy t,an t hi'iin'.'' "TravrVor. lot lh l'ii;ire of iVice, L.i : i! c $-. f G.id is eon.e I"' X" r ' : '. ' t T." ?r:.:oiK:i tiios. t ;;i x ri n, i q. T.o n!j.cl .f iiw- ptcM .- t iiu ai v lu$? ;ui 1: tiiui !- .:h-5 ;i i i!;.' on t'.o i r t I iva ;f !,(. v a tt.v f a rf a:i oc.ii.ri :? 1 h'uii.-'.-f o! l" C fe'a o (ll.tr C !; l ) . I w Vo.k. ai il r ;is i om h l.oi c J-l.ii', r,i!,o Ksh cf Ft? t; 'v.e j ! tci! uaslcr ine g:imliai.?!a: cl bi- i.i:.'. lie .lol.ri Troup, l",-a. f J nv:c !,oa L-w M a i li'wun w hoV Oii- ra e c lit, h,.r i j, iii a o'u ri t.-;; t'i kirdila j a;k of li.-it rn a. ii.ee .. i o so co.i; it ; l v l hi J C ) ti ; :iiV:..-.; , in- c;ii ti ' C"ilivi:; C l (vt.. t.5r ti.o f'-ip ir:. Cap;, jopli II .lav. Jiar, i.cv..;s piivtJ ai hi own rr puT, wr.ucr li'.e oii'.c.laa i C p?a:a !: if iv.r Dan.; a r.a a a !u appi c :oci , la c o. : i i Ci!. Z !a' i.a.ru.i im :.u !oo j ;,.ct. !.e v.a iarr rf,J oa toid of la ; I'risJoni, at. L'.'ija n.a c.'" u r i 1 is -fu:r a. ; J-. ;i i-r a- --.! r: . : ' ;::. co t ; a;-.. ':.,: k.i fa p., -a ia .:- li.o:i:y. V:,.U o a.).HvI ;.! i i-a The CrpV'.n, p'.ca d wit'a Jii i .'. la gctiffr a'. I acl'.viiy, ci ; ao: 1 to pitvailcn i.im tt icni i-. tj . sctvico, a. 1 R;i'iod I ii.i ;!;.ii ail .(.! t ! r Jus rt a i ta:,va i: i:.c pr . i Ui lijif.ll U;U i.i;ii " v ' t ;" " a.i.;. COi ttivcvl Ihr.t i.i-i t i; i- ii !.! V.i form co nanaOer w oa! not r.;i wit.i ."l-or ta i:. e Fr::Jet.: :u ge :iis w.j -.nci rttar;.e.3 he K tn his oil ship. Ia the early p r' cf lT?j. he com rra.id: d a ves.-ei, and w.i v;-rv fic-c.cs-ful in hria ji: g caai h raid ' .pi itititiesof a .vd.;r ieJ l.,e U :it-d Coloa!--: but ahaut tl.c c!o-e rf '.'i.c $ V f, w!cn ha'ind t. S'. l-i!:itiu, h.e wa stiz -d cir the l-l iiul of S'. Cl.n-topher by the Hiitisli frigate Argo, and detained urdil the geavr.il n-trainmg biil

came, w:,cn Ids' vo.m 1 a ,1 car-;), o!!roc,0,, to i'tr',lt"d the huihling o which he owned t- inh, were cor- t P .J'.imart a.id she was UihisUmt de.ie.ed. 1J it what -id wmd" c,r "I h t armament at sea.

wicck the buoyant i i ., of t";- s dloi ! lie m-'de las way fiom St. Ci-.riito-1 .'.e rs S to St. Iiaii.:s, .-.ad three C, cm batkirg in a small vtss 1, af:er a slier; v?.1k-N artivtd ia Piv.ladclphia. At tht period, (he two fhst private hip? cf war fitted out ia the colonic;., called the Congress and Chance, were equipping for fa, nnJ he enterel on hoard the former a lieutenant. Tnev sailed in company, cdv ia th winter of I77C, and proceclod off the II iv-uv r. a, w here they cap! if"1 I everal d i able Jam ilea ship-, Sa ;:::d home liirough the gulf cf Fhnid a: of oae of whif-h he to-'k the fom-nard and brought hrtr fafe into IV'dfard, M issachu-etts. Ia June, 1777, in company with Iaic S"ar, K-q. b fiiti d out, at New Yk. a Ycs I i ailed (lie I .dependence, ot w!ii(h he lin k the command, and pasirg tl-.rang'i the sound (lyrd lla.ve h.ivirg arrtv-! witii J, Iki'idi fleet at S i. dv H M V, ;: d l.Joi k d up the out let.) he proceeded oil the Azvrps, where, '). id-s nuking other pnz ,! fell in ' I,rt : H'e Wind v , J M aad c-mva. of winch he c intared thin I ire. and v d iahl . diips; ue of wliieh x a j mr.c'i np"! ior to lae I id.pi, n;-,., in both gun ai d men. On his return lie fitted oat 'he sh:p Mir-, mounting unward of 20 g'?"s, in which ilo on a crn:e in the Iv.gh-Ji channel Sojie of his prizes, which were turner

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Hi, lie seat into Q uiheron ha, which in a gi t at men? t, ho foundatb m lot Lord S torment's if moil-trance In the Freeh ccuit. ngair st the ad r.iltance into her poria of our armed V('i'!s ;ind j tlwir prizes. On his return fiom this joinhe he seltbd ia P.iil oh dnhia, emuin aided, and i:i pul ownrd.iii: "thi1 res; cl the war, sevt ml of the most im portant aimed csm1 J.il( j c,.,j I pljce: and brought j, from Franco and th West I:iii.l J-l i lil-, I t r jo f:i r:;or j .f i!. :r'.it w'.i. !,, in !jao oven If il lim-v, wcr' of t'v; li.t ncoes:!v for ar.nv. Wil l? carrv;;;'; oat Uv I'l l! cr, Tai n i 15 sicl iy 1--.J. ur Caa m viOii-Mai '.a ii cuairv, !e lnl a vrrv r!ivt ;it j mvch; 1 1 a :cim nt ih i Li!li?! privaf !lp of w.r of 32 cans lauMi' hi ov n f )n ) w !iio! l,c ol! j .! lo ,H'cr cil: and was M-.vanl-:o. f,S i; !o New Vt ik !v o:a of ihc kia's f!iip, in a vol v !;!n anllod coa l;!ia. Tt.o. lai, tli ii liiiucr i.is comnun(!, was called (i.c St. Jaait. and in"tintod iwpt.lv tin, wilii a crow of a'aoat o.,o .aadr J men aoih.ilflao aaai'apr on lwird t!i" oae.ov. Iloro icl ii py a trilii'e cf j istioo fouiid.ii ipo,a n'-fjM,.ii, iiaJ.jo ati;!n r;I v. Cap- ' lia William Jonos of this cly. and ilo!y mon:lcr of Coi-io, ia it r al '!a prrid a vcrv oui;g man, was pa'.-roaiz-.; I ly Timc o , ai d p! i oa .an !i, S'. J i'sh-s ia tatv.ci'v o! l :3ar.S Ue; U :; ar t: ia this ?la'.ion i.o ca: liuiod !:i "-t'if o hravciy a'ui ii-nnl-.va lv. a-.-.i uilli isc!i acliv'tv in l!ii rcna a!. :- wcii ii . a.-i.i., i rocoived tho ipp-a a-;- of cairn iii i.T, 'nit wa? in i-m .-.-.n ;t! cr pr-:ioStd iot'T iirt lieu 'a atu y oa 'i.i; siiip j ai.d, at uaeplo;il petioti, TraXN ;i iO( k pie anro, wiior''Vt r cppartar.'lie pici !iUd, ia tSaii-. i ilice to I.i nier'U, by roiidcrin Idm !ial app!an-p In u ;.:! i.o was ct.tiMed i ,ar. oirii-er aiul a tr. in. Tnis i.c in i- ; ::a!y prarli d la all w!.o, fiom l!.e:r !opaila.-:;t a:. I viiloiua' ia their piofesjia!', merited liisnoacc, while uiidor is eo:n:at;d. Front lliis vayat; he iciiiriicd wil'i toe n; t vaiu ibie caro iion.;!.t ti.o l.'.e UaiU'd S:a!es dmini; tli 'v sr. Ii would !c ia-.pi)il-!i; f rn-, ii itn ;;. i.ii-.ii el ila arlit ie to ieov:;;! ;l.e v iiiaas ii -i moti of acitvilv :.d 2 'a d -pi.ied J y ; his ca'lar.l ftu-ei -Iniirgf our situ i;lc f r in jopc-.nd-r.ce. ua! c;.lv at M?a, iv:t on l.va n.m u k;iMe 'CCareMn oa ti.e laud. e c. ri'.eiit -;.-.-c! ves wii'a o'-seiving that in all Hi ac'iei witii Urttish v i Is of war. many of a hie'i were oj l ine gre.itlv supeJ r.iir to his oa he was i-ivari shiy victo rious After t' o p"aco. of 1783, S:e t'irwJ -.; attention lo coii..aeic- iti an extensive trade to Khiii po, China, and the Fist ladies, until t.ie co mnier.ecment f t ir nival t s!;thhrhmer.t in !?'J4; 'i:eo, uaahie c liaii y to hoi. oi l th'.Soil's cf h: coi'iitry inva led, lie stopped f i ward at her call, and wa oneo.' the t.t six c irvaiiiS s:'e-;!cf by President Washington. To (rigale Conlel! it'.oa, d thirty-six g las, w hich he was tlestii.ed l coio.-oand. he was. dt- . of Appointed, w i.'h a squadron under hi command, la the protection of the A meiican c ommetcc in tiie Wel le.d.e-. ou r commodro had iui ard'iaus ta-k to perform, ia tin; infancy of a navy no; vol originated; but every difli;;; all yielded to the x -eilenee of his disedp ti.ie. far wSic i lie lias over been cole !r ited. O i la. station hi indefatigable vigilance guarded in the most ofTec tu il manner, tiie properly of our nvr hants; -and :ia enemy priv a'oei couH scarcely I k out of port withou: icing caj tured. At noon, on the O'h of F hrnarv. 1793, the Mand if Xevi- h aring W. S. U. five league- di!an, the Consfel ition being thru alone, a largo ship warte;k o the Snit'iwird, upon whicil Convn iJ ire Tiuxton iui le d.ateh h oe town. On hi hoisting tin; Ameiicin ensign, the strange sail -bowed French colors, and fired a gun lo windwaid (the signal of an enomv.) At a q lar ier na-l throe r. U. Ih V, ti no lore vas holed lv the Fia ocJi C:.ptm, ;unl liie Coa-leli 'i n ranged al-mg sido of the enemy's ftigte, who hi I so declared her-clf. by firing again to windward. pare I in a rl -e a ad Xtrenv ly well duct tod hroid-ide, wdiicli was inMantl) returned by her antagonist, who iflor a verv warm engagement of a h aur and n qu irlcr, hauled down her Color, ad proved to U? L'lusurgeutc,

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of forty uua. and hair luind oil and cvetitreu men; tueniy-i ant; oi wliam were killed, and forfy-fmir wounded in the action. She w as eoaiavmd d hy Moaienr Kirreaiua di"inini-h( d officer, wlu did not slrik: lii col r--, til! i !-!iip was a pei feci wret k. Tlx; Con stellaJion had ot.ly one m ia killed. ;i';d two won nd eJ. A stronger i:.st.i': -? of the strict exoieplaiy ih-ciphno preserved on hoard (lie. Coasleil ;iien cannot he iei , Ih.iii this disp aity of I s i l!ie t'0 hips and daiin the w hoh ti 'C tliat Commodore Trnvton eoaimanded her, hut one mm was wiiiptat tlie pwijjway, and that for cx1 rcmo ivid conduct, and lie was immedi ittiy d;c!i irged from the iiip, ;i uaworiliv o neloiiijue' to her. fccarcu in ia ol hvr crew had ever heea ia a:tioa ieI m o. Tiie pr:z ; was taken to 13 .ss Terre, St. C iritopluT's, aiid, afu r he ii rclitled, ;idJed to liie A iteiiOan navy . This was the first opportunity that had dK'i td to an American f. i ito o,l ei'i'airh'jj an enemy of sap -iir taice; and (ho i-itiaiiiry displaced V, Conimoiaie Tiuxton, was Inidy a piau h d. nal only by his own caunti a, t- i ! (an icr.ers. He received coni ..tuhi'ory iiil liesscs fr.m all -jmrters, an ! tiie merchants of Ll-vd's coflej hau-ic rcn; aiiii a prtM'iit of pi lit, worth unpaids oi hx hai:dr'd z--n -ea, 'vitii the acttotelweea the fii .les h-.in:ly e: graven oa it. It i ;i ri lief la the f .o; -i-.w f war. lo see lhase wh ai the cohrions of their countries hao p! nod ia hostile nrr iv, tte.ii eacii o;!iei, w hen the ha I tic is aver w ih aU tii'.' u.aio.ttv o! itcro'iijdid.td t..v..h i. C 'ti.:'in IJh roe..;, ia a letter to CaairiK'dv.e i'tuxto;:. s--vs: I am srry th-it -ir two n i ;o: .ue a! ! at since a u rivin i- 1 iiaVe ta'e itm !( an I aeea vanqai-hetl, I h i. cit iV ii ;iivi iieji g psiMiaets la . ;i. i ii havf u sited ail t.ie q i.i'itie-s w i ii i. eharae'e. iz ; a in in of I.O: -r, eoaiage. 1 - and Jiaiii i:;:i V. iv- ceivo !r: v:, i::o lo n st -ia -ore ihi:,k-. an 1 l e a-.-a red. I sliall m ike it a d itv to puMi-h to ;!! my tellaw f it z.a-, t-se g- in !m!- coo. hi' ' wh-oh x-oii h ive ol'-vrvi'.J le.war-.l, o-.'" Tiie Cans! dl ilia;', ia :i very short thrt', was agiia at sea. It i nnnec s sary to give ;i lil of die piiv.;!eei iud sm alt vessels captured t the sq-i a iro;. : :t issufd. ient to y (ii.t tiio most t l leetual convoy was idlhrded ty it, and France saw 1'ie Wet ladies 1 1 ue I i)i her huccaniers t)- oar inf mt navy o that stitian. Winlc the different s'rpbelonging to it, were cruiMng sop ifate iv, so .is to give the best protection to ar merchant vessel-, oar com, nod. -.re. honing tint Li V 'enge aac.-, . uge b ivnea n a'ia tal s!np of o4 gua, with i awards of ttve li andied m:-n. ii,- hi ; several gei.e;;il ofiieers, with troops on haird, wiis 1)1 ug at G m 1 iioupe, proceeded iii Janu in, 1S00, oil that port, ih-termiiied if pos-i!e, ratw iths'.anding ttie uperiOnty of her force, to hung her to action -hou! ! she put to sea. O i the lt of Feh., at halt p st seven, A. M. the r.iad of Ij ise(er re, C hi laloupe, heating L. live league di-lani, he discovered ;i sad in the southeast stiinding to the westward, vhich soo;i proved to be the long -ought far Li Vengeance, Tiie French lii or, one. would suppose, could have aad i n he-i!a(ion ia engaging an cn.am -o I'iJei ior ia guns- ai;d men as the Cm;s'ellaiioa; 'out Ihi did not prove lo be the case, far he cio.vde.d ;di sail to avoid hi foe, and il was not till after th-nio-t p ;ieVoring coast: of up -vavds of twelve liours ln.it the C :stell ilion aroag'it him t action. I ne eng ig.noat htgia hy a lire fraai the s'ora i:;d (oiar't-r li k "Ui. of the French -hip, a hic!i w i- returned, Irom the Con -Jellaiioa, '.iiithytiiis lime gal u:,,). t'n; weather quarter of her anl.ag ,it ami ;i clo-e ;ni I desperate action com moiit ea, wn t.i iay.vn inm vi-u o - c ..c i I r....t t.. , el .ok. U tlil wi hin a few minutes of one A. M. when t:.f fire of L i engeanct was comjde'.t I) dooteh At this mo mont, when tlie American comai d n c.on?ih;rel liiui-elf urc of In priz , and was endtavoring Ij secure his main ma-t, which liad been very ninth wounded, he had the misfortune to sec il go hy tlie hoard. A heavy squall oo nii.g oa at (he -a. tie time, helore tin Cotistcll ation co :! i tie c n; 1. lely clear od of the wreck, toe Fiom il s!ii; w.t enahlod lo i if t t her t -ctpo. Indeed so sud Ion xa-i her di-appeal am e in th qu ill. th it she w is supposed hy all 0' board the Con-tell ition to Have sunk. Il however appeared, uUu ward that

rive days after liie action s!ie gat into Curraro i, i a a ni;l s.hatteied enditior. having o.-id one In.!.-. died and sixty mc-n kiih'il and wounded and nearl- Jill !iet aiivi and licuiog slsot away. Il tiad requiicti all h.ii-ds al the pinrps for sev eraldavs to keep her fioai fnunrfcrit-g. R-r C'aptain had the c ar.dor t aekiiowh.'.ige ll.al ho had tiice struck his coloi, !. at owing to the d u kats of the nilif. this was nat perceive I tai hoard ill.- ( 'o:witll I'ion. aad he, finding tliat l;0r (lii' c! shuied, and conehnliiig ll.at it was lae de'errniiia-ion of his eaea.x

lo si.- k him, renewed (lie eomlsat from I iicc.e.-ily. When ia r isiat w ent cverhoaril. he. took '!:e i'dvantafie of the accident, and gat oil. la this engagement, the Caasteil.itiioi had fourteen m-n kilie.l ii'ivl twenty-five wounded. Am : g tiic f rmer was Jani';a Jai vis. a Vwin g midpliipuaiii of gie;it promise. h' commanded t.n the tnaia toa. I When t. hl hy cne of the old seamen of th.-i great danger of the mast faMii g, iad rerju-s'.ed, w ith hi men, to come dowr, he replied, 'h it if it we:;!, they nasi go witti it. la ;i few minutes after, it went over, and but ouc of the (Oj;T!Ml Wa s.lV; d. For tae sig:; al g a'lantry displayed in das action, the Cangress of tt.o U.iitod States vo'ed that n nir!al should be gitr'i t Caueod r- Truxlor.. S'nr.e ih nccommadi'ion of our disni:(e i;h France? in tClQ, the comnitdere hai been returned from the sea, a r : , I n vv resides in Philadelphia, in the e;jorr.ent of that at icniion and respect w:;;e!) sho-:!d ever accompany lh reir. 'oe at of the man who ha devoted ihe h ; -1 year of His if. to tiic service if ! co' rw P. irf F'lit'y, LLt.VU.M.XC: A TitADC. The ik? are m mv people who dishke he nam .' o( m cfnnic. a id would rather a m put t'u-ir children la an hones! trtrJe, lag lend at their business, and ;iv spariaulv for the sake of giving i'io;t a c)H'g9. education. They think meanlv of laai wh.a wears a leather ipron. and is not dressed up hnery and shew. This we believe is the reason why there are so many p :tlifoggoi s :....! va-'-ih.of:il if? th.e world. 11 "v a -.on has been -cat co'h'-g.' w i'di liie expocJe.tjon of iiis parents highly c:;ei'cd hut like ihe f-i'!e of tiie tno:i:"tain. h" tedv pro li!' eI a nmue. V e 'liii k h'ghlv f our c !!ges aad !i -: r:irv i!!-'.iir:c:s, ;e;d ri j ice to se-.-!';'-:n prosp t; het vte are more phv.-Jcd o see an indiviu-i iis n.i.-d turned it: right curron!. 'ih-.ero are hnri Jreds o! rrs who would have mido better an-e'ianirs and would iinvt? obtained a m re eomfnriable livelihood ; ;md we have no doubt there are mechanics voul I s!;....d liiiih at l!io bar, had they eea id ssed witJi a li'oeral education. ii it if a child have tahmts t!iev will not rem un hid; and no m uter a hat his i.ade or prof s;ion i-', they will sooner r Ister nurst rorili. I iiere are many !; j' itec.'x.il ii'ividoils 1 'i t'lo world woo were area lo mec lamou 1 1 ane. i i . . i . . i -Mmv of the editors of the best c ;.- 'icl.vl i innrih m.r ii;. n: OS. and lo credit to the station they occupy A -id oar m'-chanics too, geaeraayso,.;ikm". are tie mas: inaesirio-H nan f the coae.i i.utv. Taey are alma-! ilwav busily employed. B it it is apt to Jih otherwise with professional men. r.'iev are often dilaloiy, I zv. ll is an effort for them to bend tlieir mied- to a i.iir un rursnir. l nev nr.? wcu in t i' l . . 11 - formed,, because tliev spend much of lln-ir time in re a ling; but ihi i aa u.iproiit ihh: hu-iness, unless we have some definite object in view. In these renin k we wis i it not to be u-iih rsood that w e think HglUly of ptof. sio:eil men generally fr we do no'. We wish lo aldr- ss ourselves parliculir'v Htoyc p i en's who are hesitating w u CMipuM n to ff ve there nurer. Are thev ingeniousfond of met Inn ieal t.uiraiii? Give th-m a trade Do they love tn study and cannot give iheir tentioa to atlV tiling tdo? Sem them to college. ,et your children choose themselves what trad ? or pro fe-io:i thov will follow and what thev select will generally prove the n-o-t advantageous in the end. IJnl never think a trade too humble for your son to work at, nor a profession too important for him to acquire. Let every parent pursue this course with hi children, and we are confident there will lv. ,..s u ihapniness and misery in the ovnill. Von can never force a trade or pr dession upon a child.it must be fiataril lo him. A dUregud fern child's iucliualiou ia this respect, Has

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efu t! proved his ruin, or at least ui.Gtted him for ti.e duties of life. Boston Mechanic. JiOUU.'if.lC.la Lr.J and ai .rf the United Stafes, mouti ing is tarried to excess. A traveller, from the European continent, is surpi i-trai at seeing so many people dressed in (dark in boih these, countries. I me, one d..v, a lady of my acquaintance, in Roekaway, a village on the sea shot"., not f,r from X. Yoik. She was tn mourning: she told me the reason of her sombre dress: some distant relation h o dirch "On','' said I, "i saw yon in moan irg half a year ago; for whom was 'ha;?' "We were then in mourning fat M-ry, my dear," ttiriarg to her sister, "ior whom were we in mourning, then?" You may easily imagine that the clT ct of this naizale upon tha whole circle Wfis the opposite lo the lugubrious. A proper regard for our departed inen is, sh.owti by external signs is undoubtedly, becoming for a civilized man, and agrees with our feelings. I Jut if mourning is carried fo such an vxlcn! as in England arid ihe United States, it h is t o more meaning Istsri the g i ig into m turning of a court, ordered by a high chamberlain for some prince or princes of a distant dinasiy to which tree mourners are not further rch.ted (Inn by rhe use of the word cousin betaten the ruling heads. Besides, it ea-ises a state of things which may serioudy interfere wi'.h the whole life of an indiviuu il. A female is born to be married, marliage req iiics previous acquaintance, and as things now stand, acquaintance canned generally take place without social iutereour.-e ; mourning however, throws a young lady out of society. I have known families in w hich voun !adies com i:. ued to wear mounting for some very di-tant cousins from their feeideen.a year to their twenty tir.-t; a very f;r;o'i alfur in a country where Indies cease nuch t-arlier to be considered as floating on the fail tide ofmarriageMcness than in other parts of the world. Some avoid this inconver.derce hy j;oiag to hall ia semi-tuoun-iei,-, wdiieh t.ever fail to rcvdcu a very u;e pleasant impresioti. There is mockery ;a v,ri n contrast, which shows too plainly ' rourn but I giieve not. more rational i r . regard to weaiis; of n.ou rni:..'. uotr, Il i were ;i preacher, I rotjij say nion? than many of them da of the use and ncce'sity of religion in Ibis world. even f.-r wot Idly uso. Mow necessary religioti is for a state! If I were an indue! i would lock the foul secret in my own bo:.em. Religion purifies the feeling, and temper of a man, lifts him far above ordinary mortals in con- - Cenuoes. h;;:ai is everv thing to a woman, nothing is more disgustir-g tin in a syllable of disrespect uttered against institutions, which are the stay and stall "of a womae, A woman never appears more lovely than when she il at her prayers. A mother's word, a mothers' prayers, have more sway over tie son, fh:?n the homilies of (ho pul,.;?. Tin; simplest phta-es from hev wi'i draw a tear that no eloquence can bring forth. FA 31 1 1. Y DEVOTION. It is a beautiful thing to behold a family ai their devohons. Who would not be moved by the tea r that IrcmMcs in the mother's ye, as she looks iz heaven and pours forth her fervent supplication for the welfare of her children? Who can look with indiff-r-ence on tlie venerable father, stirrounded by his family, with his uncovered lories, kneeling in the preset. co of Almighty G.d, and pi ay ing for their happiness and prosperity? In wh bosom is not awakened the Got feelings on beholding si tender child, in the b'-auty of innocence, folding it little hands in prayer; and imploring the invisible, y t Eternal Father, to bless its pat ents, its brothers and sisters, and il pi t vmates? Rep.ioof. Chide ii man for he:r' angry w hen he is angry, a;..l w hat will you gi t by it hut some cf the foam e:;;i. upon you? As God i said to have eomo down in the cool of ihe day lo rcj rove Adam; so likewise shoal I we co.O" p, the cool reason of a man's pas-lans, a hen ;ill is quiet and temperate w?thinf tor thou there is bp greatest prebv Ui.--ity of success. II pkiiii.

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