Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 23, Vevay, Switzerland County, 21 February 1832 — Page 2
pprd achins; shadow of twilight. W rapt tern, aa 1 m ved towards the house which shei--:'l i i a r'iH'Ui of nvmory and uiiici- tered the object of his wicked solicitude. j .t: i. s i" w.- I '.uii -tg on 'lie i tst f"i 1 stile In the re w of his m mion. capt Percivai h i i ;i ; x . .ii!! of i!i garden, wtt Mir prcc'el i long -he I in which were kept sua
1st. session, 22d Con. y 1 their or ret tarn -. n 'e
i- cistiing of laot-tops ..on at h.i i. drv '.o vivos. The sweet produce m th. sum lit -r.irioiv torn-I ci'i' the r;il H '"i 1 mer industi of their frugal nccup-ints, coin
!i id nH" i 1 rt'wi vd. ss .v ui !.' i- I tiensat e.l abundantlv for hi cure The hed
i
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na wiv n sho
h-r 1 1 :s eo wis lit-a ii, oil his fa .ap il - td hi lu-. H l i'-d m one knee be! ire i. a id drawing .i piMol from lis h so.n. i - v.fttt'd il n ner breast, and 'V laim eJ in a iiurrid arid voice r iv it t at . ir p -ril, hut hoar m '. I ra not l.i t'Vp iiul i'i n. I liivi'Mciiio i, 1 ad n - ' in I 1 1 are you: I know your pb,vr: I hive seen vour interviews: I hi.-
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extended sone distance into the garden, f.oau c , . T V . ' , ' " ' r? he end of the dwelling, at the h ",e of wh, h J, . u , "", ' fow vine, had he.n planted, had gros n ,,. and ,ni f P.-tion hung .n beautiful festoons about the m,lovi n " S,,,i,,,, '' shutter of the chamber appropriated lo Mij n 'iUr'; F"e he ?oernm... perrVH, " ' ,!ie '"vilegr of subscribing fo, one half of the ri ii l ,l i i u . sfoch. and limiting the nsrrirlinn to ttn The Ifea-i in anpr iache'1 the 'het . he placed i . , . r . " ' ",p " k 'lainoer to the citizen of I he I ruled StHu-
... 1 ' K....,,M'hpD'fil"rl"a- lead, referred to th
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termination ihe cliai tci of the f ank f tb
er m ' I e (to! tc
MiTi-. for - h'.rdi !th
In these.ute veterdav. Mr. M ,rcV ,r. -mi. -'n the nimMHe ir.l:.,,. v -fl i...ir, ed mrmoHa! from ,-.nd,v merchants and oth- " h V"""1"; t-
, a 'i! ri. 1 1 it. s oi i ii kia ' e i: i r j una ioi c ; ; (,r (. g
t- h.r the sen ce ol tht Lniten Su
ho m lv "ii v uvs uiey oiUfl be hrok'n. G le,J f ;1 !'"ach tree not yet diioNed of all it! . , ... u . .. :t f
ude shel I ,V p ...,.s ,u1PTf
the ?ei 'e of the
with me (o lirop.- I will treat ymi not n,!rich fr.it. he gamed the r.dge of then
a resolution derlaiinff it a
you derive, hke the dio'luer of are hut ter, a.l l,f(1r his millet, walked Zenith, ly . - ,c , , nune en. I . . c i ! . I . .u i n j . . .. t'lat reaioval? hv the prpM.ieni fiom ..il";re Ilk a o.npa uo.i a. id a friend. )j ml i-'ip to )he wiikIow. He drew aside ihe sinl , , ' ,1 i '" p' deaiu. I Uive pars-id y u Ion; 1 have for-i green vines which mantled about it, and look c'Zlx "1 . ''"'r?, , '" m'mnr a r V. j . c i r n i. . . i u i r,K nthtul execution ot (he h.w.. hostile u felled mi me u d.'ser.i.ig t ie armv f im ; ' caret-i!v m. h was ihe bed chamber ot tSc -,h l it f , l"e
kin lor yau ciiirms I wit! win you, nr Do h
tf u stiall die. I linger here for nothing, safe to sa (!)H jdu m ist not dare to wed hnother. Death will oreak the oupiial vow. Sweu that this iuteiview b disclosed to none, or this moment 13 ta-' last of your existence. I pause for your words of replv. I would be gone.'
Vie ceased. 1 he foul and matted tufts ef
I'D.
1 'he wvx of the ifiu'iiticr'. !o the houe of r pieeritatires. ttt -.i aMi- of e liurn'rel petition and mr moi i.;I- une pre'fd Ainoi y ;e r under wa rrc b Mr. V aid, fi ni til 'el- . the ;,in for an ircreae t;iv io the iTg oi. and !t!;u! urg'on: v l .rh was com ne'u-.-' io ,i ron.rf,itte id the i t 'e on lIieM.ite id the nnirri. f! r. h.iate, l-ptif ton fico. Joi.n F rret-t & f'e. rt :.lem, f'r a h;nk char'er en the xp'ru:icn i.f 'he charter of the tYileo State, bank, refened to the comiiiitlce of iysrd n ean-; 1 Mr. White cd iSew Ymlv. fnn. tbe hnr of Ki I eit
Fulton. refVru-d to a selecl con.rntttce tf hve
framers. was ilnrmi, ..i...;.. f!"T"",r": u v u,v 'i.e n.emorial ot
l..nl 1 . 1 ..I I -
i nj -tun 1 1 1 ii c ee il l Jf'li, niioiii wii.j?c aicjis "eijj
"T"? ? "n "imP n executive ,flenee. preiudicl to ,he ' 'r--ecvcnl.on t I ini ietphia, w hich
a piain oiu ricn lame oeneain a mirror. iuisi i i ...
i-...., ii.,nUj Ml ,sr if, ni Ihn
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civiihi nji iu iihiytl. iici imiiaiicin oi i erl, l i . . . , ..... k..,. ,..a :.. L . . Pe,,P'e. a.d that it whs inexpedient for the se-
ki t i ,l r ,i . I"ate to advise and consent to Hiuinintmeiits io haw . md her tine chesnnt hair fell in nuu .. . ' ' l
,J" svpposta v
acancie? occasioned by the lemo
ot prior inenmhents, unless the removals
laid on the table, and 5000 copies ordered to he prin'ed ir. Lewis C'onriir.t called up a memorial from the K.thway colonization society, piayn.g for aid in the removal of free persons of color. h,ch , alter some discassion, vi as
esv her solemn prumo
should remain inviolable. "She knew mo what she Mid." The diys that el ipsed Between the iuteiview in -ii g irdea and time appointed for
the seisin nzai n of her marriage, were pa?s v 0,1 ,B her face seemed iinjre-ed mththe ed b Jut. et Percival in a stale of alternate i passionless and pleasing ianctity of an angel hope and t- ar. But is the'time drew nig!i, 'ie He?sino was moved, and for moments he her terrors inn ea-ed. What she had previ jseemed panting in the indecision of eme super-
ouslv diclosd io Leslie, hud awakened in him ;aturnl suspense The storm bad now areni
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-, Bp.'ii iici uein jiuu uu;'".'i, s n; Knell
. ner mgn, ores, by u,e ecl ue. with the bi-Lha apper to lave been maf)p " committed to m .elect committee. Mr J.dmson, We open before her. Her l.ttte .ter lay m bed:!caug(. rHThis r.ll?nl,nn rnmf !,,., l -'-Knturky, .epon.d a bill from :he row, of-
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osuil motring's business the ! l" reouce ir.e po-tage on peri-
ftcrt -cssioo. and continued -""' 'I "' as reaa tw.ee
1 1, .. j: . iarifl COin mil tell to a cnmn.illue il - l...l
v... n . . illicit- niiui us viiiournreni . ... it ..u. icua
. ' : ,ViU '"o the ,n , ,heh0Ule ;f presentuiftii r Arf.r j.bestateof.heun.on. aJ r. W.b. Shephe.d torn
-ii!tri iirt.p. ant. anp nrr xinn i v iiitoi n ...
...) . i i . , ,v ' "t'llrom the committee on foreign affairs, reporte-i vain ner tearful and Miintiial ees. or Wronno. ,, e '
.L . . . . . - r i a
hair upon his lip quiveiod in his imagination.! ',er ''Sat tiees breaking out from a lawn cap,!(ja., fier the and h- CMnned a demon like smile as sh- a' d Indowing a fair young check, w Inch seem ! iFn;,te vnt into Eav" her solemn promise that their interview e'' tii-ied with rosesi l'he small hands of' kro ,.i ,, A
the cniiirtnttee on the territories, reported a
bill to fix (he salaries of the governor, serreta-
i,n .,. .
.t , . . uni iui urn iv vufriin n rnmrnprri,! i'i..a
me ion? lashes over them in the hnmililv n . 1 . ".. :..,i..c ,,f i... . . . . .
J "" ment between fhp I t.iia (i.i... ..j .k., 1. j"g- "- iciiiioiv u Aikansaf.
u.nii. nun uir ici'uii. . , - ' lie of Colombia, which was read lwct H( r.!wh,ch rea(l ,vv" e u con.-Mt.cd. A vadered to he engr.-ued for a third reading The'nt, f ,'"V'"e Mlt WC,e ,'r"1-te nd cted resolution submitted by Mr. Tendleton on thei"'"'"- "f,"wh,ch the house 'ok op the i.por.
Mib ectof tha Hnnell.iP ii.rl.H, .l ... ,,,,niIieni Dl"- ,n ",e tonsiOeralien ol
- ri jii-ivm'jii icie ai t
h. h
a' '.i i i
r, 1 r .u- i- i c. . .. .iinfV loniinueii urcuuieo llll at A n l.irfc uken
a spirit of keen stirveill in-e and suspicion. ,m ,,s lurj, the rain came down in heavy floods. ;ni) tv thai pBiUm.' ' e'. CH f aoj ournment look place.
He had recovered from his wounds, and ei,--e the voce ot the thunder was deep nnd al ;,ea, an() a, (, ' f ' h senate yestenlay, Mi. Foot's reolu;.on
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fT'i tu. i miiYipr liiil; nrr vcnm.inri m( ihitnrwt Continual Fh will :inrl lnt,tni ,i
t cm ' vj - ; '- - ........ . iiu. - ' - - " muu
ciahochood to sleep in the house ot capt.rcPe
ever and anon oneu froai afar tbe clanre nfi
o valine
by
Peristal, t secure the safety of tho household, eonsisting only of th motionless Juliette, her young -ister. and a servant, t'apt. Percivai. enfeebled b) his reient wound, was ao invalid, incapable of defem r. In the mean lime, Juliette was strictly conjured not to venture out unattended by night or day. O i the evening appointed for the nuptials of Juliette Percial with G -orge Leslie, a
.houe refused to cons.der th.m hv J ' r,R "''g enqu.iy into the expeifency cf a
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83. After th- rnni.;.. ' i ..i n l,0"'"g te ' second cnmiitrollc
..... - - ' ii ( nu.Mi ciuu HUifUllVIl lil , ,-. l ... . .. r . ! conn auditor, was. atier bemir
.l i- i . . - .-i.wn. kiuiu ii s sunmirien nn mo m ir, r
ne ..g.Hnmg.only to he swallowed in a moment ,la the ,)0U.o on m(lt- of Mr , .'jt .ake a general einuv of what eili. s could
ncighoniooa io sleep in me noase of cai)t.r-,P: n surrounciea me coimge, would , or, 4r,. ,i , , , "lioliitnug : - - . - . . a i 111 OJ, Alter Illfl CnilvlllOl in. and . , I I . r. I ' f
. . . . I - ..UU U " I I I W 1
a lesolutions. nubmitted on the iiecedn ' (.
comptroller and
so amended as
the jaws of (l o kiie."
I lllll not M " I .k , .11. 1
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drew lurk I .n j i . .k r- u " nmiin ,n " enair, and lesumert orew hack, I will send her to the God she is n,...,,.,,!.,.. c '
entretir,5. I shall but add an anjel lo hav6n Tl lK Q "u" " ITonme.i .null, retreated a fewpaceson the mo,, bvnenth II "d T" V 'f the shadow nf- lanL...., t.t. r.h,h. n'"Td- ' Hlterthe t.m. of the h.lP. going
... r ' v.. it.to operation. frM iko in ik. Cik
iin. nciiiiu . , . . .
to comruit ee of the whole on the itate of the . ""'J"""-'' ,v""' Sltl l0- teso-
inuon epecung removals from office, was
es trembled over the shed he raicd th mui (533 ket to his breast, ne pointed it duectly at tbe,clte' heart of Jolic-tte I'ercival, and fired. The in ivre,
cluster of hntfo a-.h trees, which darkened j,l'"ument mis-ed us fii e. -Curse the gun.'' he i vctiug according to th t!ie road ?ide a few hundred yards from the! w "T'f j , a be drew it to his side. Me re ; representation Thes mansion of cart. Percivai. It proceeded frum t"JVt''1 pewdtr in the pan, and d ew the'0no 47 Vir " to
stratiger might have discovered a flu keri.it; ! ket t0 breast, he pointed it duectly at lbe,C()l, ' , At P'erve 1a ine e.ec oral .. . . ., ii 1 , '!he.rinr ii.,m- i 1 1 r 1 colleges at the coming piesidentia election, the light .1:1 the tellow and crimson leaves ot rt nearl ot Juliette I'ercu al, and hred, 1 he 111 1 ,,rpn. .e ' ., . , . , . ..
i iiicee mi Mates, nisieaa 01
new apportionment of
several numbers of 47.-
proceedrd frum." u,e pen.ir in ihe pan, ana l ew tlie-0oo. ,7 ?nft .
alanteru. held bv an old a:Klwirheredh,dian.At,lr""- again to bis breast. A motion of Mim' 4U 000 ' ,r' . 1 ,uuu, an. . : -.ii ... 1.:. .1 . . .iPp.r.v-i ... 1 k: L i.e.. "'m cre succensnely proposed and reiect
as us ra ien np oi ins p oniioi-a ana paintert au5,:u mm ,in mnic ue aiowiv linen e,i . , . , .'. 1 ''u. -. ...'.. 'lnr' 'he commit e rose and renorlei ihe
gun as it to pHUie tr a -lea'Jier hand and 1..11 t, ... . ' , ' ., . ,r t",l " ,he without Km-udment. Mr. composed nerve It was ba fm Bo-nvifu,(r.,.... , , ,, ' , 1 ,1.. , ,, icwilte moved to recommit the bill to a select at. Agaiu ee elevated the deadly engine, ,..,,,., cn.
.nit iT,.,ffQr.. a k m 1 ii . , "i-.- memner. one imm etch state, ana muttering - d n her.' he proceeded to'iih ,njr..,.; . .. . .L..m 1. . 1 . . . " un instructions to report it in blank to the taae aim It wa bit last movement. In an in , i10IIgp l ,, 1 r ,u
isiaill Hie IIC :OlOV. Ilim wii rent. I !im rmrb t ... '
visage, the disclosed a keen nnd restle-s anx
iety of ee. His long hair hung in slraigh' and damp masse? on each side of his furrow ed temples, and a huge drop depended from his no-. of silver, and shaped like the ratMe
of a snake. Over his lose d.-er-skiit osf.; ,n ,, p above him was rented and crack houie at A o'clock H " I rir,m...i ,.;o. it... r..P .a'o.u mini, 1 limp- in th litrhini.iB h.,r. ri,. ..i...i ' acijourneu.
fcii.iinir u wn.i ii... i.ji .-I mr iiiiiin, ,s is iji.-irn' is o ...' n n rw.i, , .... lr.ro. 1. i . 1 : . . .... , Januaru 30
eci a wide warnpum neii, upon w mm hnm- "'"'v. mis gnuering insiruaieni or aeain anui Thp tdnui. r -j . l . ' .- .it- . ' . -. . . -L... . . . . 1- ne senate on I- ndav. nent (he erreater nart
several scalps, of iliueretil coloretT hair, the "' lie oarrei ws tuseu ia ttie terceiie.s ornf .u 1 . ... li: r ' thefl.mo. ,k ,: j of the .lay ,n executive sessioa, and therelore
mr iiiin.n"i ieieju's in muitjeieu Willie Women and children. His whole appearance indicated a ,uiit familiar with blood, and thirs'iiij: for deeds of rapine audcruelt). He j . .1 .. c 1:..- :
nsnumeu nn aimuue 01 nsiemng auenuon fori : , a melHOI;ai ,,rniit,mtaA 1.., m- v u
... . , I 1 I I I '-"illtu U , UII, r iriiu.iiuvCII a moment, and .amine o the m.ddh tree of ; from New Jersey, praying for the renewal of .he troup, which was hohow, he exda.med - Ai d p,a, aunt, what become ol Geo Les- the ch:,rUr of ,he f UoUef, StatMJ
oiua-uft un. i--- .1.1. a.. ski rt miuR nun tu.rn i ,j f King from the
1 iie worn was one of recognition, and the'S'ru 10 rier reiauve, who iiaa ratiearsea ine
foregoing tale, a
- i.niiic. .,, . 1. v ' 1 in 111 nrpn it. ill fi.iiiii. . . ...
ieiJ alflm. . . . ,:f . . k . it tnsacte.i nut littl9 legislative haines . Pre ies atoms m bis hand; the red torrent rushed Vl..lls , i- ,. . s - , , .. kla 1 '. uii ,. 10 cl-inj the doors, n few memorials and into tm hosom: one loud groan, blended with. cr 1 , . the thunder ,. .h. ..,.. ,f ,K. !.;.. 'a ,t,0n9 He,e offt,ml' -Pr "iltnUed
l - fa. Vn J ' c,,:"-f -dcoLmittees, amo.g the first was .11 LllAMl it. l.i.iJ I 1 1 .
made the order of the day for neit Mudar week, and Mr Benton's resolution aking information respecting the management and finances of tbe bank of he Untied States, was also
adopted. In the house of representatives, after the ia troduction of anous private bills, a resolution submitted on a pre ions day by Mr Everett of Alassachuseits, calling for information on the subject of a reservation of land ol four miles square, on the Sandy tuer, ni Tennessee, leased lo the second aadit r of the Jreasuiy, at the treaty with th Chickasaw indittt. in Otooer, 1813, was taken up. The apportionment bill whs also taken up, and debated till ha.'f past 4 o'clock Tbe piopnsition lo sink outS, was tegatived by a vote of yj to 44. Philadkli-hia, Jan. 28. Konkt in the City and Liberties. Capital Sf. k 6"9.294.030 Notes in circulation 4.3'2.i,8o9 l)p'i 4,923.744 Plsc"u"ts 15,408.4.57 SP,,ri" l,t74,569 SeirrnI Imh tkroun-hnul the v
orson -umonined rushed ut from the hoi low tree before him. It was the Hessian soldier. "Well, Sleepless Panther, said he, "what did ou s e?" Is the oung oldier at rapt. Perciwr. and does the pale srcv head sta below?
said the Sleepless Panth-r. "His
house is h ied with so many pale laces." A
committee on uuhlic lands.
ve, wno fiaa ronearseu ine . ,,h ,i, e . , . .. .. ..... wiucn ine suhject was referred by a resolution
inev sai n me norarv 01 a;nr ,i,p ,..., , . . ... , . ... .. 01 ine e,,'t,P, reported a bill to reoreani
princely mansion on the Schuylkill
The lady to w hom the rj-je-tioo was addreis
ea, turned to "mile
reported a bill to reorganize the
general land office of ihe United States.
In the house of representatives, among the
k 1 1 . .1 .. :.k ..
uc, U..1 u rrp.iu wuu llIimeroili ,P.0ution, irroiiuce(J, as on. bv
gen. Thomas of Maryland, for the appointment
Capital Stock
Notes in circulation Deposits Discounts Specie
$3.6G4.292 4,3.35.812 e,34G,539 6,22Q,6Qi 9G4.IS0 Courier.
A case was recently derided at New York,
in which a person was prosecuted for '0,
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1 nn nticwmimu, ini ntni lutiuiii' itici n 9 rumimiloii . . ., , 1 1 , . . . .. - . J J 01 h rsminillPe in comunctmn with one on 'heiin having recr.!nmr.ndt.l i. ihu nl-.ii.i.tl m
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have lived together many long ami happy years
Ut coare has bi one of bright public honor and (levalion; hrs has been retiring, but it
he said 'so inaiiy ,' he lifted the four fingers of! been quiet and even, and very useful. his right hand. The dove-eed squaw no'"' ney have children around them who are both there. Site is sleep. The? keep watch. : beautiful and dutiful; wealth in sudi abuudam e 110 kill Vm. I blind no see good in 'eveim.v to be convinced that it is not happiness with
Th. o the deed be mine," said :he lies Soat ,,5e pa'ence of spirit, and the graces of
Sian. ( j th ways, I anther. Here is 1110-benevolent feeling ; :-.nd thev have proved that, ney. Keep thy mouth shut, a d thy ears-vhrc these me blended, thtrt is the r.ircs: Open. G-." ! please.,, Ml .oh!" said the Pai.ther. n he dropped1 "vbcre do they Is ve now. atmi ? :he lndrrn into the hands of t he soldier. ' " 1 0:1 f,e- the heroine, my dear, ihdy he i.f!. I 1..... 'I' . r t . I'..m QI.i-ii ... ... .1 " .- .
o-i-i'i -n . nf 1 , unions 01 .i a in tou : re " 'oi inoincr nave disguise.1 Iiri-i" in the sky. The storm spirit is rnmiu. llie ' ""' ients ami nnmes, that the stoiy might I n d wn to my wigwam where the big lake ''g"'de your fancy, and interest your heart. r'n-." Wrapt as with a garment in the ouginal brightTa- Sleepless Panther darted r,.ay into ot 3 "ih, )ou rue now wlut your mother the dvknes of the woods, ar.d the soldier fcxer appeared. May your couise hi as puie. wa- I -ft in his solitude . A tempest lia.lhceti '"u ,lgn' "'"your hope ever as luillumt us f., . . I l .1 I I ll, ll II I...I-. I,..mn. 1 .1
s'Min- uni- u uiiei.ng in mr west, ami the ' " m br" aiounu uie coining cvenin!; .color, va i ..I ti.Tllt i.i.w r. . ;. ;.l ... .1 ..I 1 : .. Ot VOOI IKIIPIll'l 1'Vldll.nr 1. '
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re:i il. .lu r i!o howling i. the thunder on
commissioners to digest, prepair, and report
tocongiess at iU next session, a code of law, civil and criminal, for the district ; 2d, a bill relaliiig lo the orphan's courts within the (lis
Irict; 3d , a biil providing for the more speedy adniini-tration of justice ; and 4th, to organise the tire companies in the district. fhey were
-etially read a liist and tpr.oud t:rne, and com mittiHl. Mr. Mercer fiom the committee on in termil impiovetnenls. irpoited a biil to constiucl a bntige over (be liver Ohio, at Wheel ing. which was committed to a con.iinHce of the whole house. 'Ihe lesohition of Mr. JeniUi
on the subject of the removal of fice persons of
taken up. am! various ami-n .iinent
were proposed. The bills reported by f:r itIiit from tiie roii,rini,..i .,. Imf-urn nil nis
the house and cloudy wind that sighed deeply; A sailor halfgrogg, passing along ihe streetigiving i-ffec! to a commercial arrnugemcnt be
' V - """"" :, ,,len ' iie 01 a sea-port tow... ui-, overe.l over an adroiralV iwcen the United Slate and tbe rcv nbl.c o
c " 0 -"r icw urops noor, an e. utcheoii wuti cl.eqnprs pamtod en' Colombia, was taken up. and an animated !.
y i-"-"'i; ie.ies 11a 1111 ;t, ana very naturally tooa it tor an a!e hoo-e ibate ensued
en ni u .g.., to tn toiehead in deep thought. 'I he gentleman, a nuldy looking t
... -..-.c.,. ..: .....ufipo r. mni-eu. "ane sianoing at (he door. Jack clapped l.u e.n the live of David
i-i''"i ie lor roe. looecoy ner is
ag ain-t o ) :s so fearful. She in-i
then! I have s .id it, and it rhall be
part of the senate, to make the necessary ar jtho case a man of ns Pood credit, who on
rangements for celebrating the centennial com-beiutr trusted upon the rerornmrndation, i'ailmemoration of the birth day of general George ed tr pay the amount ofdeht he had contractWashington. Mr. Doddridge from the com-ed. The suit was brought against the permittee on the District of Columbia, reported son who had recommended the pui chaser as
outs, 1 si, io provide l,.r the appointment of jfrust worthy, and a verdut wns rendered a-
v.
neon ttie em. stum ol its iia"as";e
1 . .
"M'liv man. 1 i:e toil for the icltcf oi i!ic h-iral teinesmta
Hardin (ihe clihntted Amy
is impossible, shoulder, ciymg. '-d-n it. landloid, you looklDaidin claim) was ordeied to be ergiosse.l lo; 1st die tor mel.ke an hone-t fellow, give us n cup of the best'ja third leading, by a vote on a di nun by eas e accomplish The gentleman, to carry en the j. ke, onleied'and nays, of i3o't. 40. At neaily 5 o'. b . k
! i.-i - 1 vant to hrir.;( him some brer, which l ein lie drew from the cavity of the treo a long,! done, the jolly tar"'drank towards the landlord's bright musket. It was of the kind de .omnihti dj 1 ery good health, nnd enquired what was to nay.
a";"'y y and masm e , Us con whirl, .he admiral told t, he mijht sttt'.c thej.ented by Mr. S.Ubory, from sundry citizens ol uld but Sru:.l W,c Ih.s mil U tlhe hSht .ah.9!an - ,e 6tatc of J7aacheit., rrayio3 that co the acyer d.
the house aljouriied Irll Monday. I'sl ruary I .
In tl.F senate on Tuesday, a petiti-m va pu
gainst him for the whole sum of the debt. Thus it appears, if a tnan recommends another as woi rhy ofrrt ilit, arid he should turn nut to be otherwise, tie1 sote'v for his credit
i- responsible for I. is debt.
Soon afiei the institution of ihe Royal Sciety,l
King Chailfts II. sent a question for their discussion. -What was the reason why a dead fish was o much heavier than a hvii z one?'1 Many wise.
J - M tuaties iere accnrdingly written by the mem,
hers of (hi learned body to point out the physi-. i.al leason fir this d;;Tci;nfe At h:-f aiir
Ihe point had undergone a complete discussion, occiuicd to (hem to tiy the fait, whc-i; tbey-j 1 oiveitd. to iheii no small inoi titicaui.e, that 'V weiolaii.ilied at by the king, the h n g fish 'he dead die, I 1 i;.g exactly the i-ainc weight.
A I'aii -iii, who was h aded will (!c'!f aid ;u-t on t!it y not ofdyi'iij. told Ins coiiiV'--oi, that ! e only f.;or he riaved ot (Ii-d, a- thai he 1 oiihl be p' .:scd to piolrng his hie till he ou 6 .-" In (ii b! 1, Tbe rnti!e-sor, ihir.king Inn. m Mtiist, tai'I.' Lis D.i.tive v.;n so good, that .e ' gieat 1 ea-oa 'o hoj e (iod w caild be plea d I ear his pin v.-r. 'Ah'."" ays the sick ri .,n, ' . 1 1 1
'ningio one 1 1 nis out c;r. -aioi w u. a
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