Rising Sun Times, Volume 4, Number 173, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 11 March 1837 — Page 1

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Lav,s cf tlic United States

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ed. That day arrived which now wc coinnv:m rate . Seldom, sir. in ancient or modern historv. do we rend of a fil iation more trying, or in-re ihu U!- beset with diiiicnlty, than was Ja( ksoc.'s in the capital of Louisiana. A tUsr.lfeeiod legislature; a wavering peo-

;.e:

the s--co:t; U -fourth t'

it cf J- Twt lire so.

Id AN ACT t lection D.s.r .,f Maseeh-: other porp. lie it enaeie. America in ( trom and alter the said lb-:::.

tb.e name ', led the IX.-

1 1

. S. :nn:o of the J ' ;hen in the S;, ail River, and

a soldiery halt' trained and not even 1 . . . 1 . . .. . .

ir.iii aiv.ie.; : seal- u coo remise on me one hand; d iwiir.gikl treachery on the other; and thm, Lcil re him, the fh.wer of Llng-

d Jo warfare.

ciru. s army, fully v .in lame, eager, victory. 1!

::a!e a:i(l I'i. ;:! l 1 T

;,grc.?

he lir.-t dav ot Aoril next

.V.v o That

let

n vv Known a ;htoa District,

1 1 at! iucer,

shall he made a p -;l cf t-ntr arriving from the Cape t-i lo. t'roin places 1 eyee! tlie same. : in force to the cev.tr:; rv n twii

.1,

!l,t CuilC slid! he an i as

v f.r ver-.. i'd II r,, . :nv I iv n tw listan-iiiig.

Speaker oflJic Hmt of Represcntxllrcs. W. Ji.'KlNi;,

:r:n 1

l i

t!v sch.i

d. jcnlous of their ntithnrs y-un !cnt. assured of an easy in i: t I c nva'e cf sterner str.ti'

i v-. vha. with a p.re.ppeet s 1 di.edritin ar-.:;r.d him. coidd ' . . id . .. . .. I ct

of a Secretary of State. My duty requires that I Fclect the man whom I hclicve to be the l est qaahfied to till the odlce. I have

nothinur to do with ccnscrpienccfv' And,

t.ic rory next morning, Livingston received his eppi infmcnt. That is Andrew Jackson! Thu?, in prosperity as in adver.-ity, has he ever stood ready to act as an honest consc ience bade

him act with a single eve to the oood of

h:s native Republic. One by one the patriot worthies cf our Revolution are f .diiiT awav. from tbo bmJ

ot !!H !ic b:

one siio. j twelvemonth. Ir.diana herself lv

living, icar by year the vencraid bee ernes smaller and smaller. In

at tne t:.s

tri ;ar hair! 1) i claim the Creek- at

.sslnliv, victorious

cuarae'erci an at.-.e ea:

rv reputation of "die en v.v.c W encountered miuht s Wiiere .-diail we bv.k i'erlr.

!n 1 to le iuvn the bss of the disinterested Vi-.ai and (he estimable Parke. Not lenir ;n:;v the few revered survivors limrer n

J m i).: ; s. And wh.cn at last Andrew Jarko'airlv lor the eou.pieror oi flin ihl!,,ws to their long heme those his

tlie llero vi -ew Orleans, brothers sn tha hour et tri il

ories f h;dl sarvive in American bosoms while the love cf freedom itself there finds

had already committed a second crime to conceal the first; and now the hope of security urired her to commit others. She sold the breast pin and houht a ring with the money, in hopes that the pearl would never be inquired for this side of India. But in this, she was mistaken; that very day the lady missed the jewel; and Rose went even deeper in falsehood than was

necessary to keep up appearances. 1 will not follow her through every step of this shameful struggle. It is sufficient to say that the thief was discovered; and

lvose, niitead ot sailing lor glorious maicnnrki:ig India, was in a few weeks hurried on board a vessel, in which sixty-two other convicts were destined tor Botany Bay. This is a painful reverse fnnne so voanir.

inevc-

so sr.ceess-

eaulilul, so inore.ina!ely ambitious

Siie locked back upon England with binning iudiirnntion. contempt of herself and

;nu tiiat. a home when our President is laid. in th

vcrv. u:ni;i::?:.

Pres;t!ci:t oj Ari'Kovni) i-Vlru

-C:tiUe

'Ore.

M)ili:V JACKSON.

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-N

O 1 -J

i " !i 1 ;!i:'t s a Ke ; c: cry t w i;ii oian re his en! ing i.T n

-every p.iai.:y if not. aiivai-j the

re:'M i'oranec p the warrior

vi.-en -f the ( j rent Spirit? The 3 of stern and sorrowful defr.nee r'u when tin.div suhdueJ. the Red

:!c.i to otters oi peac. may attest

ng spirit,

stron

v cat more ioik a.-

i llilil IMi)" 1 lib itiu nil:-.

I'i'.: bei em

-n

an ret enl.tieo ;r h?s of the mi; pased t'.-.o thinl ssand ei-ht hun

AN AC T t act t C.-'.i"; the Ciuied of March.

and th:r'. -tive. lie 7 0;; J hj i'i - Senate nf J, lunentiUlris of the I aiU

Ameriea iii ( 'digress (t-vemhhd. That the o'dicers ei'l'.ie branch mint at New Oi lcan-

shall 1 e oin

:rod

e of

er;n;

one a.-s onc c i. branch 1

'. we. an,!

ai:S

several. y. sita. who ?had a!-. surer; ov.e assa the duties of n; c-.uncr; and the officers .-h !!le

at New Or two th :: treasurer, ti: ner. aial t':: dollar-: f r Dahhnega, th iv.sand d

;ai!r as f .

, n -

t ha:

adent, one treasurer. Iter and refmi-r. and the oice:s of the -,ttc an.U ild -tteg-. a;a saecrintf a 'cut . o. the d sues ot treaho sh: I: also peri j; to :id retiaer; an 1 ne tl salaries f die s::i 1 lows: for the brain a

-iaernriCn..ent. :.) ,',.i!a:; t li:e

rnor, tnan tae tnaiui Lluct wea.t; s reply to Jack-. n, when lie sloe his canqeeror, lilio Pores in pre: i Alexander, and was fforcd tern t'.cation. Permit me. sir ) re a

th :t heaatilal rculv to your mem rv:"V. e

may I be addre-sed,"' said he. da such laujruagenaw. There was a time when Iliad a ch .ice and could have answered you. I have n :::e n w. Kven h pe is g -ne. Oe.ce I ca.od ani'oate :ny warriors to battle, but I cannM animate the den;. Mv warri ors

iuliness of years and of lienors, in a freeman's grave truly may his country sav, that she lias lest a faithful servant, "a gallant soldier and a Coon Max.

1 1 ::

a ,

1 (a's

can no i are at T taw an. chance n t sii-o

niv pa i 'C a;e j. lha ! C!.e.i:M:t I i Pat a da. :i: as well as d, serv less .Packenha.i.! his or the

icar mv vaice; then- hone? a. Taliushatchee, Enateh-

la. Wliilst t.iere wa; . I never left mv pas:

1 pe;ee. it tlie 1 raves o

ae. an t i n

a nation am! for myself. if bravery coa'd secure 1 success, v.'.iuid the tearhave died at the head o! irallant Ronnie have i'd-

cn tw at Ch

:ri::tcnuent

tiiousam!

to Hie assaver

i 't . n ban

:d doll;

iie t laer.ea

Si c. 'd. Am! be i! further cuaeh

two and

That

so much ei. t! tabii-di ! ra.:i

Mates. ' rppn.v one j!v u-au ! ( as is iiic- i:.-.: a this act. I.e. ai ':ca.e-.'. Ai'i'ao i.n Ie

t ti ! it-

cd ' An act to cs-

list of

lain I ca i he.ian i

die United .f M-.rch. ihii a v-dve. i-i ns ol

?n.

acv

evtii

n ihe disouted breast- ; I

II OSS MAC ORXEJ Oil, TIU1 lUl.VVTIIUL C0XVICT. Rase Mac Orne was a rare sample

.'. loh beauty. Her eyes deeply blue, as ;1 I . . :.a a i : glowing cheeks ; hair .'i!. an ' ssy, parted over her forehead, kc f col.ued satin; features which a

shrewd and active mind had strongly developed; a tad, muscular frame, of stately proportions, and a firm, clastic, rapid tread, .which she had acquired in carlv days,

Down tb.e rocks she leap'd along Like rivulets in May. Her youth was unfortunate, for her

m v.aer iiad cied awing ner lntancy; and her proi'igate and selfish father had abandoned h r 1 ef rc she had reached the age -f tideen. .Many were anxious to take Rose into their :c! viee; for she w as neat and thrifty as a brownie, and had the obsequious manner cf her country men, united with their

rroerl.ial knowledge of the most direct

.his won h the m .mcnt of tV.ncied road to favor and fortune. Her greatest

)r v.-on! 1 the imt:iiich::i'.r sohliers n so braclv have sunk ("or :i in

. nierced rv tiie i-.cn-

ro U;l .-is? Y.n;

.. ...

ai rain

bullet, or swe t. i of the niurdierou.-

sir. had. I believe

dear friend in that And he. if I mistake ne-sahket die gdi eJ and t J the goner;

no is iii.

h. irr.

!i extract.

ma'

am; AVe give 1(1

tiou dolh. ercd at h

of January I.a-t. at a ce'.c inemoralion of die victor

leans, 1 y mender county, worth, p

X. Vain an Ora-

atin;i in c niat New Or-

t Dai t i.egi:

ji h a t can:;

iii; ii-m and

Hi-.

sev lh-.

,j: Cwi:n

duturc iVom i

tal tni ;t. imoortant

iguishcd chief who and who Iras : hi e

n ilai esimiati-.-n ot a large

majority of "die American people, by the wise and prudent measures of his administration.

services tne oists conducted the battle

i rin

am u ! 0: 1

1 H- : I.-.

i near r.ne.

I no i no ra bl e c on i 1 . c t n U, could bear w itmtrv f ihe conqucrh hip of the conqueradvaii"e yet a step.

A :i hew J.n k; n a t i iaic.-inati. as well

revolaii n

i nnslortune was her beauty, v'lten alter 'b.er most miro-miiting efforts to please, : poor Rose was accused of a thousand faults, i and dismissed by prudent wives and nioth- ' era. icst sho should l-.cc.oni3 too dear a Serjeant. Scotch discrimination soi n discovered the source of the ditl:cu!ty,auil Scotch I ambition resolved to make the best of it.

To lovers f her own rank she was w inning and tiisdainf.il determined that none should break her chains, yet dealing out her scorn to each, as their characters

hatred of the laws bv which she sullercd

And for. what had she endured this conflict, whit h first "and last had given more nnhuppmess than had been crowded in the whoie of her previous existence ? Why nothing but the foolish vanity of wearing a cast-offpcarl! Bat Rose Max Ornc had a-niind clastic and 'Ugorous, it soon rebounded from depression. Site locked around among her

companions, most of whom were tall and

rouust; some ol whom w ere handsome wo-i men. She counted them, and counted the j men. ' There w ere sixty convicts and fif

teen men. Uetorc they were halt way a-1 cross the Atlanta-. Rose had lain daring c- j nough for the hclmeled Joan of Arc, in the

lull tide of her inspiration. She communicated the plan to the women, which they cntercd into heartily and warmly. Rose might have found lovers enough onboard, notwithstanding the strict orders of the officers; but she close but one, and lhat was the pilot, dances and tender notes soon p.assed between them, nnperceived by others; lor the artful Rose, was like a glacier w hen the eve ufthe officer w as up

on her: and her lover was capable id' playing as dee:) a game as she.

At length the important hour arrived : every precaution hadi;een taken ; all w ere in readiness. The vessel stood for La Plata to exchange cargoes ami take in refreshments. They entered the huge arms of that silvery river, end cut its waters with, the arrowy flight ofa bard. At length Buenos A res lav 1 of ire them in the dis

tance, with the 1 road, clear, bright moonlight spread over it like a heavy robe. The w ind died aw ay, and ihe vessel lay gently moving en iho bosom of that, maicsiic riv

L.IXES On the Death ofa Revolutionary Soldier. Aye bear him to bis dreamless home Survivor of that band, Who?e 'ilcpds of noble daring,' Are known in every Innd: The in an who rallied freely, 'Xeath a starry rtau; on hiirh, And proudly swore to conquer, Or in its folds to die! lie was one of that warrior host, Whose race is nearly run The s;ivjors of our county The men of Washington! " ho, in trie days that 'tried men's souls,' Bared his .m'fetter'd form, And stood betwixt, in dancer's hour, The whirlwind and the storm!

Aye, bear him on let freemen Stand round his lowly luer, And cv the worm doth banquet, Drop o'er his form a tear; F'or he was one who guarded, With an untiring hand, Amid the sulph'rous battle smoke, The liag of this green land !

(smear case?) on his bread than on h3

Lack, lie at length grew impatient of our unceasing jokes, and half angry, half jesting, he retorted, that he never saw such a house, ' it had'nt a room that would hold a cat, or a chair that would a man.' He was cured, however, of '.his evil habit of lilting his chair, for this adventure alw ays occurred to his mind.

Anecdote

John- R.vxnoLrn. It is

IIi name i; link'd with heroes. Who sleep in unknown graves, As if their bones were bleaching In Ocean's coral caves; O'er them no sculptured monument Rears its proud head on high But. their names fair freedom cherishes They 'were not born to die!'

THE STOXE MOrXTAIX. I consider the Stone Mountain in De-

Kali), county, (icorgia, as one of the great-

est natural curiosities in North America

express our giief?

Flow vc tears of wo! Hbany Advertiser.

a h on fo. bidden groan.

hasprand 1

loco.

1 I ;;; claim f rever the p -.: his life

r earn wno i itieal arena.

;gn the .1 to in i emx i:s a a h:! e Her

i o

ins or,

inns even

: So lO ml pertre'eh" !

w ' e i

t her t!s dr : derm

tha n i was r

v. With her superiors she p'ay-

1 rusting

, n

10 VK

and ten ears

h:s suh'a;

Shall i the numb trv's sak-a deal of rah wh, in ;

uty prep e v, h ., fu

ll among

ot iir.se v, h , lor iheir connive tin- endured ihe fiery or--i'v. I i-lieo j lie name cf li:m. ' v -1 1 .rt weeks, will decen:! o oi e ( 'hair, and e'oe at a n er f uv.-re than half a c n-

'dcii-.l bv iiss-K-i.iliivf hi nam.-- m ,t venerate 1 a-

f.r An Ire. v Jaaksai I :ri!i

:u- e man mat w e aware

to tae liar-, a b.etter title 1hantii.it be-

slow cd on the Statesir.au. I claim ior him ihe title ot (sod's, noblest work an llon-c.-t man!

Is proof eemanded ? You i

r. .11 tiie .'irm a an anecdote v.

this moment occurs to me. not g-o:era!!y kn wn. I ! elie e. an 1 w hich I h -id from a svjurce. of uuq aeslcu! i'o!e autlionly. Voo remember, sir, that when some fire

have

i.aa,

cecn ami nisi. lions game.

trcngth of made, she resiste.i

id'e she almost invariably made

mis ot her own. In all lins.

as actuated bv something more mere girii-h love ot triumph: she

? rm'-iti us, and had famed 'high hopes rpulent m :rriage. Many a Cantab and ni m :n v a lesty bachelor and grouty a -vrt.-r, ha.l got entangled in her foils, ! I cen extricated only by the early in-

oi proud or prut, cut relation-?.

h. uotw itiKtanumg ner moticsi

nd aimarcnt artlcssncss, the in-

ier;ere!i-e 1 !.-!

nwinncrs-

trigues ot lvose M c vjrno I ecamo as proverbial as her beauty; she could obtain no sen ire in any family where there was a veadi t be fascinated, or wealthy old nge

.led. sg that an East Indiaman was a;i!, with many ladies on board, a'ved to seek employment among

or si y ears die office of time held b l :l-a lit. Ti

sin 'e. the (.! inct rcsig ."h c-reiarv of State, until r M r run Van 15 iron. 1 e;

at :n the o,

re ca:

c,(

:er? . e:u clod,

'! 1,

: ipliO . v. -' a.

oi bv s

t sa r.li -i.i to

v ears eia'a-e.

i m" ar ia .as o;-

g an i m ring savage. ;a..:i di a;o;::or, m- i i th" ' iventi -n that i o framing f a ( v ta.to. i'w K v s m if:

ms se:it, Inr.ily vet a in tiie hijho-t ,a

- C t 1 oi-

1) we ivt

g t in Hio prisoner, . and b.i ihe ( i real

n 1 we see

las a p.ii.he tur ? ' Si, a name w,:h m-i-r -. tin -f? What !. ;. find baa. a i Rcv.,!al. n: his !n .l o young life ; Taa-o? A him i :. ; the coio.ar rcra ', hia nioin:,, ted wa'h

Ins n :ln has taken mi ! lie ag

nati- n the Senate of, ho United Slates. Again the .-oi ne rhnn.-res. Indian inroad an 1 hi i-sioi'o ,-piv;id grief an 1 teVn'r through the snuth. I'nrt Minims is the scene of a blidv tragedy. Jackson's irorous clot) if noij t ing- together more than two th-.uaud ii.liiiitcer?; and the inclemencies of winter ave n protection to ihe

ag.-.m.-; lire ho elected for .and he

lri'ived at il ol the

s i,o i IToni the

an a. it wa

of a ooin

ne i. that a me

i .:.! c t Liviag-to:i. ths-n a

na, v:i w ii:-p: u aircles of Washington.

..ha hie clv-.hv of the I're'sidcnt. then stale of lnrtie- in L U: :-

; to be caj ' Heard i heat to ; i Rose res

i .ii i : :.-....

; mom anu soecoeo.eu m ceuig appoiuicu i ire-sing-m -.i 1 to an elderly lady, who was

, like a chi.'i

:ii.,n;gut came ivo:-e n.ni.ui eye ukc a lairning glass the crisis was at hand, and all slept save him and the convicts. lie sal at the helm, looking out at the waters, and lislening to ihe "silence audible.' There was a slight motion in the sails, then sounded the whistieof the pilot. In twenty minutes every man w as bound fast and ragged, the convicts were armed, and the

ves.-ei was in full swoop lor Radios Avres. There it arrive;! a prize to the prisoners! (treat noise was made about the vessel seized hy w emeu. and brought triumphantly inlo port. The '-Lady Shore,' for that was the vessels name, w as crowdad w ith South

The bravery of the

woman

Americans,

was loudly apidauded: and in three dav

the richest young Spaniard in the city offered him eif lo the beautiful Rose Mac Ornc. lier promise to the pilot was forgotten. The ambitious Scotch woman

now wears pearls and diamonds in plenty,

and most ol her sister convicts are now at

the head of respectable families in Buenos

Avrcs.

oiii;

r ir. in j . ru-

!..- .,.,!;;;

to Calcutta to

,i.

.i 11

resioe wiiii an invaiui.

to S -o'o h ambition. Rose

; i- u uneo.unpaa

well known.

Senu1oi-i.ii vaca iien'. 1 .i ing.-t o;

!-y

at, in th.e event bv such an c;-

:edi bv an imposition

)i,ice won,

! i

. Ace

i ...i

ml the gcn':ein n who wa. i a- I) ciol-i-n's absence. ea-tiu

aom! e

ng- 1

tiien, m asJ.u-k-

miv;

tt-i

nl to tn.

nca

and u

dent, tint, p i ba'anai d in the

1 him 1 .

1 pains to please her new

uistress: and in two days f lic was a decile i f.ivorilo. Xo wonder the gipsey began to feel u-oad of her power; for she never tried .o doase with ait decidedly effecting her pur-

se. 1j it w hen w as mormnate ambition lown to be a safeguard eiihcr to talent

or beauty? In two days Rose was to leave Kn gland, and her mistress having granted her permission to attend the races, -he as the hist act of kindness lo one of

wore a. re

lic, such an appoiiilc.i. nt woi bv i:h iug an opposition m ;j

it to thwart ms mca

ject hia hninis ion, bv : -Oloh"

pponi'm'-ns and

a 1 .

: wav, was fully pr

proha!,.

it v m th

-ores, ,.

embarra-s 1

oved in the sc

it i ... .... i i.

ics ner io ers, consciiicu 10 accompany no", n-j Rose was very fond of ornaments, and it . a c!i r.n-e;l thither heart was particularly

t i set on a pearl pin w hich her mistress had -.-lid she seldom wore, on account of its an

um roc i on.-, ;ni'o succeeds t

Struggle; and in every c.r.ntc-t the gom'aof Jacks, n prevail ' It prevails a!, ke over the wiles of ihe In.'ian, andwhat is f,r worse to con.po iov r nimiiious discontent of his own chau-ted troop?, RuUhc closing scene, alike of the war and of Jackson's military career approach-

,io

The gond

reseii'a tioiis w ere bps 1 loaned th that, while he he!

man t v. h un these rep-

mad,

an 1 from w hose

o particulars replied, it to I e his duty to en

voy to ihe. Pr.- ,-idenl iheir views anU vmmi--s," he believe 1 they would produce n eifect. According' v, the same evening, wlnn tiie old (iaier;.l. after along an i harddas woik, was sitting in his arm (hair, his eves h.df closed, Mr. Trist opened the a-e to him. At ihe -iirst word be was wideawake, and he listened, wiih sparkling eves hut in silence, to ihe representation, even to the end. His reply, brief, dignified and characteristic. "Sir, mv friends surely know, that no considerations of that kind can inilucncc my choice

dj ae fishi mi. R ise had more than once signified how pretty she thought il, and wondered that if she was rich enough to hay pearls, whether they would, become

She dared not

iglit: and.she never in her

aer bdi

l ask lor it o ilr

'do had th oght of Making any thing dish nesllv. R dt vanity, vanity that foolish and contemptible passion which has slain its tens ot thousands, and lhat too am ng the fairest an I brightest of ( ion's .vo k, prevailed over the bettor feelings of R ise Mtc Orne. She took the envied pin, wove it to the races, heard James M iclulyre praise it, told him her new mistress bid given it to her, anl then, dreading the dheovory of the fact, began to devise schemes lor exchanging ihe bauble. The path of sin is steep, and every step presses on w ithaccuniulated power. Rose

LOVE OF COI XTRV.

Patriotism, or the love of country, is so general, that even a desert is remembered with pleasure, provided it is our own. The

Cretans cahed it by a name which mdica

ted a mother's love for her children. The

Kthiopian imagines that (Jod made hi

sands and deserts, w hile angels only were

employed in forming the rest of the globe.

The Carabiau tribe of Onndelin concur that

sun. moon, and stajs. rise only for them.

The Maltese, insulated on a rock, ciistin

gaished. their island by the appellation ol

' The llower ol the world;' and the Card

bes esteem iheir country a Paradise, and

themselves alone entitled to the name ol

men.

R sman relates, that the negroes of the

('old coast of Africa arc so desirous of be

ing buried in their ow n country, that if a

man die at si mo distance from it, ami his

friends are not able to take his entire bo dv to his nativ c spot, thev cut off his head one arm and one leg; cleanse them, hoi them, and then carry them to (he desirei

spot, where they inter them with great solemnity. And the Tanaucsc have such an affection for the place of their nut iv it y lhat no advantages can induce them, (the agricultural tribes in particular.') toipiitthc tombs of their fathers. The Norwegians, proud of their barren summits, inscribe upon their k dollars 'Spirit, loyalty, valor, and whatever is honorable, let the world learn among the rocks of Norway.1 The Abbe de Lille, relates of an Indian who, amid the splendor of Paris, beholding a cananec tree in the Jardines ties Plantes, hafacaj it with tears, and for a moment seemed to be transported to his own land. Anl when an European advised some Ainerican Indians to emigrate lo another district, "What," said they, "shall we sayto the bones of our fathers, 'Arise, and follow us to a foreign country ?' 11

related of John Randolph, that on one occasion, w hen the subject of making apppropriations for the public buildings was under consideration, re rose, and as usual, spoke in opposition to it; appropriations had been frequently asked, gaud as frequently granted and still the buildings went up with a stealthy pace; ho wanted to sec the end of it ; and for this purpose moved to refer ihe subject to the committee on wifnished business. A workman in the gallery close bv, irriatcd at the opposition Mr.

R. had shown to what was to constitute his

support, and unable to hear his taunt, cri

ed out in a voice somewhat like R.'s

And I move, Mr. Speaker, that the gen

tleman lie rclerred to the same commit

tee.1 This severe retort upon the ill

formed and badly-made orator of Virginia,

set the whole House m a roar: and tho

bcrgeant-at-arms was i am - liatcly des

patched to asrest the offender, but he had

disappeared, and could not be found.

Elegant Highland nrirArir. There

I believe it to be the greatest because it is something singularly beautiful and af-

presents, at once to tno iieholttcr. more lecung in ine iuiiowmg epitaph, which a beauty, more grandeur, more magnifi- newspaper represents as translated from

cence, and more sublimity than any other one (m Oae.ie probably) in the parish

I have seen, true, there arc mountains church ot tucnorcnv, m Argvlshire: "Lo

more lofty, and more extensive, in the Uni- she lies here in the dust, and her memory

ted estates, there arc also tremendous nils me with grief; silent is the tono-ue of

cataracts of water, gloomy caverns, and! melody, and the hand of elegance is now

majestic riv ers, any ot which arc calcula- at rest, ao more shall the poor give his

ted to create so many indescribable sensa- blessing, nor shall the naked be warmed

tions, and to cause so great an association with the fleece ol thy flock; the tear shalt

of ideas as the Stone Mountain. 1 shall thou not wipe away from the eve of tho

not attempt to run a parallel between it wretched. Where now, O feeble, is thy and other curiosities, but content myself wanted help? No more, my fair, shall W3 for the present, in giving a brief descrip- meet thee at the social hall; no more shall

lion ot it. Ihe base ol the mountain, I ve sit at thy hospitable board. Gone for

am informed, is six miles in circumference, ever is the sound of mirth! the kind, the

:ind the perpendicular height 2,350 feet. canuid, the meek is no mora. Who can

I here appears to he a solitary lunch

ncss hovering over, and around the sum

mif. Some small pines, mountain oaks.

-crabby cedars, and scattered shrul berrv

adorn and variegate the base and sides of

the mountain, on the Western and South- said Jefferson. It is a sentence that should ern sides: ihe cistern part is mostly bar-1 i,P cn.vrvi v,,,! ; i,ttr..-e ..r.r.a.i i j i...

,, , , 3" s, .uiaiuduuy

en. a lew m rm.ov cellars anu scattered evcrv Irceman. This sentence is the

.aicnes , i low imsnes excepted. 1 lie foundation stone of renobli,-nr.i,.,rt TU

v i .i . i i I . i ' -"-

esic, u sine is ine most gradual in ascent. ,t away and the whole mighty fabric crumThc Southern and Eastern part arc more blcs to the earth. Americans sbool.l 1.nv

diilicult, and dangerous to climb. The no monarch but rmsoi. She should bp

Northern side is altogether inaccessible, enthroned in ihe heart of every true son of

aim mi nves me, neiioiuer wnu wonucr anu the patriot fathers. Rut the mobs the

amazement. . I burmivs the murders licit linv-n on ro-

For several hundred feet it appears like ccnlly disgraced the nation indicate a fear-

;i send wailot marble, straight as a line, fid departure from this preservative princiI.1IW1 I" . 1- ..!. .1 1 ..II.. I . 1 1

x .w. ioci pea pciimcma r; inese grauuauvi pie. rounding upwards, iO."0 feet, forming to

the eye ot the beholder, a spacious dome. Asiatic Wit. The Asiatic Journal ro-

N hen the eve is slightly raised from the Nates two instances of oriental pleasantry.

earth, it has the appearance of a dark an- An avaricious man was one day accosted gry cloud, just ready to pour its thundering by his friend thus, "I am about to make a

contents upon you. I ascended tno wes- lourncv; give me vour iinir. I will nre-

torn sine, winch is the most gradual: as 1 serve it care In II v, and when I look at it I

ascended, the adjacent country seemed to shall think of you.' The miser replied,

recede, and to rise in regular order, one a- "It you wish to tlmik ol me, vou had better

Love another, discovering here and there, look at your finger, and then vou will re-

scattenng farms and habitations. member having asked me for the ring, and

- . ... - i . .- .

J here arc also several objects of won- 1 refused to give it vou. '

der on the mountain. One is, the remains

ot a wall ot stone, (now nearly demolished)

several leet high, enclosing several acres

of the summit, and extending around from one inaccessible part of the mountain to

the other.

When and bv whom this ancient fortifi

cation or bulwark was erected is un-

L 'I'I. 1 l . . i t l- r I

know ii. i ne oiuesi inuians, i am mtorm- cou d not convert inirctbcr without

ctl, have no trathlionarv account ot it-. aid of a sneak inrr tmmitnt

nil ... , I 1 - n

mere are many inequalities, chasms, Boston Galaxv.

ii 1 . i (ifii.il "

anu cnnnncis in l tic rocK, well calculated

10 create aumiraiion m toe ncnoicier. if,TBMi,Hv ti.o i ;eo r i,

. . 1 ... ... . , ...j mii'i.iiii..-.-) Ul U1D great many persons have visited the husband nn.i ,v;rPi ,t,,nllv-

wonderful stone through curiosity, and cach olhor 1CV tilI;c n!i-kc ()f ftnd

cicated from a view of it. Sonic, I under

stand, have looked at it with wender and

fiumo amazement: others with awe and

"Error of opinion mar be tolerated

wherr reason ii left free to combat it.' So

If all tho newspapers w hich arc read

were piled up in a heap, they would make a mountain then if all the newsoaoers

which arc paid for were placed in another heap beside tiie former, and a man were

to stand on ihe top of each heap, the one

would be so lar above the other that they

veneration. Alaeon Messenger.

tnd ignominy, wealth and

paveity; they are the same to each other in all the circumstances of life; the misfortune of the one is the misfortune of tho other; nothing but the grave can sever their connexion; even the bonds which u-

IL.L. st.WNEKSi nite brother and sister, or parents and I -i-ii i i fin i

I will never forget a circumstance that ""rcn, arc ess cm urmg i ne tender

occurred at our house, which effectually - OUH1 ro" " ,mo '. '""; c now per-

curcd a young person of the impolite habit . 1 , ultV . . T

so common, of tilting the chair back a- ;L ,w gainst Ihe wall, and putting his feet on the tlon.lt a 1'pr!i mother the old sinkcross sticks. It is an awkward, slovenly, inS ,nto ,,!? FrnQ. nr,,.".lul lmn' anJ !11S onIy

nc dav our visit- solacc 1S ' w lus l,l)Som; wc, per

haps, has fled from her parental roof, wil

ling to sacrifice every thing for ms sake,

and now clings fondly to him for protection and support.

and indecent posture. One day

or w as not so near the wall as he thought, and tilting back, down he went, smashing

a pan of milk that 1 had set near the stove

to thicken, nearly annihilating one cat

that was kin"- there, and so friirhteninsr

another as to cause her to rush out of the Bohkmiai Womk.n. In every comer of

room through a broken pane of glass that I this part of (dermany, cach female, from had mended with paper. The squalling ihe maid servant to the mistress has a cat, Ihe broken jar, w ith the contents be- spinning wheel, and there is no good house-

spattered all over the face ot the "tallcn wiie in ivoncnua wno wouiu inn. consiuoi hero.'" bi5 com nkivn s tin Ixodes tn rise, noil herself disgraced, if she did Hot spill witll-

tho viu.. u iiio c,.,.,...a.i:.,,r i.otl.I.M! Liu iii-1 in her establishment all Ihe linen articles

deseribable appearance, presented a most necessary for her household.

ludicrous scene. And vet ho bore all with

much patience. He at length rose, and Money down fast. The Paw-tucket

very gravely begaifto scrape off the white Chronicle says: "Money is getting easier.

material from his coat that had been black, A gentleman a few days ago got a nine-

and being somewhat of ti wit, ilrvly rcinar-1 pence in his possession, and walked iho

ked that he was studying the nature of streets with it in his pocket in perfect safe-

thc 'milky whey? but that he would rather j tv, whereas only a tew weeks since his Ufa

Schmcar Kcks I would have been m danger.

have this half elaborated