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The Pearl River banner., October 20, 1838, Image 1
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TIHSEABL RIVER JfANNEH.
nRc4irr'TioNs.T-"I'ivo rio'lars in advanre, five
Hq pt che d efiAJPonths orsix (o hii at th'n
iLtiniW dntil all tfrrraiugt'iaru oxcei'.t
.I.linil I II1C TCiir. Jl .VMvmjluuun will IK"
L ih option of the piibliilws, rVuoiH wishing
'jjiwroitlHHW Win piciw ivu muice meriioj ti
fj9 subtf rijitii rcci'tveU fit less tinjo than
j. iiiwrtion, aiid.Fjir Ctviia i;arc, fjr
I .Adfc.li'-ciiiiits which mo not imited on riw
miKiscrbf, W ttie number ol insertions,, will hp'
IDniiausd until ordered twt ciiittged accord
f JiioFF.SiMONAJ. ADVKltTIH!;MNTS.-l-t IQ 1U18
" do. fi'. 1 J do. do. " 30 4
Hl-!JVil 403 wobh juust be paid fur on 'clcliv
! AMiii':j rnn(!ii!atoj for State offices will be
tin il(,!lni, fii'l for o'iiity five iluilnrs rarli.'
,(J'iiUo on letims utut bo ii'i ;o ic -' ivoat
esss-m-rrr
THE UNWU,Uj;fl DillDS. i
"nifjknwflnro'irtd tliR altar jt!innrgn'u Iris ccascl;
ThjftantU ff, I'ne foyers arc jyiucd by alio priest;
Tuat boidwhicli death only can scvir again, .
Wbkh nrovu. evf r fifU'r, life's blegsina or bane. - ,.
I A biiflal' llic tlitsHs sorrowful si'glit ; ;
fe?,tlie pale ghl is bride to tbe foebitj old knight.
Again thn bolls rin?;, and tlif moment. is cpmo '
! Fpnth? yoyng heart's worsj trlul the last look of
huinc. . , i
Shs seo tlie while pottage; the ."mien she ruade ;
And slit thinks of her laver ub.uidoneJ, betrayed I
', ; ' ,
tdtivTlrrps'-Ajldf-jj hnlJi lingered so ting)
ToRtttrhtbo pr03CMioti,;ia.-tfiomthe tlivon? '
'Tin he I the forsukeu! ,Thc fale one "ugoiicl
jle funis to his desolate dwelling olons ! ,
tki bappitir thPre" tjian fla, 3oom tbaj owait's
.Tito Ui6 W-ho must sinile ftti the bcins she hater.
. " -'iv,.,.-. y '
tliE W)ER' APPEAt TO THE PAIN.
- " '; 'l'LiC :; ' . : , .. .:
,'; )lor'! rtHrt Julia in colour?, ' . :
t'roia'cartlfty mijCtiii niatlel v
f 'Piesumpttious tnortnl ! whtit'arf thrni,"
; r Thut 'would?t luyiha deg rwle t
Co i V?ip thy brush Itjifirfn , . ' ,
: When Uiicst are her skien,
pi
Tbft 'do!, wiirm hue 'ti iumimT,
. To JiiiiittliosJ laugtin'cyes'l'I
:
, kAnd rlftfbO'.itj point in njHht, - '
, With a aft(W herJVAil tlwre, .
If thou wmlrj'st give tfce jjbauiy.wave..
: Ctf Tier liiiunnui lwii I . ,
Be, siirMhoit'oe ntJlfspitriiir ;
Put wirlrtfitaf nil fv'i anJ bH," "
And pMwwil ift' JuKlaij tg, V ' r'
Ppuron tlict;loit)j:4.1d!
AM fthen flonti arrtujul hcr
Liko a'-fouutain'sprnj of Jij,hf .
With Mrii;tuunnTes baiting- ,(
Her tlioiiitiats. Wjft,an(l wliitf .
" i" ; ' ,: j". '
, -.Tii'ftn gnw ngain bovl- tii'cc,
, ,A"-tif thfl flyJnj 1j ' . :
U.3( ft its lurimia! MiiV's tlwc
' HTtoJ thetusy j:iyt
'AiCI'ravn-'l her rpnrth fl rtinipfw "
Tjhie.!t'i of beauty trmTj '
Ti'l-hritvcu ilgc'.f r'fl(ftif? cn;iii4
Viihin her radiant b:t I '
,Aht tbo tints nf !ortlinef, .
If- thou couldft tbn ()!)tairi ;
'. H'WIustre ff tiiV lovely ticss, , . .
' t Xbe chvelk'k transparent stain.
. . .
' 'h'h'hl Wii thoy be itH nil thy rare, r
J
. jVttbiiuii'iha iijisi'ne;l ion? '
7h''H''mt.1sQ blaijocntly the.'o,
Ati?I ptiimati'i tb holo?
Tf ' feu W.nl,.rt' vf!l, r,!tiJ your own
t. hiI lt.)wr iingwLur alone am'
JOi i-tiuiit Vui dj wtll.
miscellaneous;
TUB TWU. WIPQWS ON A", RACjB FO
About the fourth of H century
Hg, there livfil in. .Gloucester
county, iSew Jersey, n rtlcK wid-
owe? iMml IVter, who was ah
compoutid of vvhiin and .caprice';
ids circumstances were not mi-
fluent, nor yet indignant, hut
Lit li i r . v A ' '' f i '
-r un i ;tMiiirren t:nmij(nn
hle.' At noL'reat di Stance. from
on.sotti viuowanout (our.ct in
h'ejgliti and.it was said that hp'r
a it i u(ic was the. true eangeof
tIi,circuM)fere(nce of her. waist.
: .'. . t. ' . '' ! . ' . -
in imc same, direct ion. tnogn iar
tlir from the residence ol. Peter
.uveti Niioiner (yianw named A
ey. .TJiese ladies werij cojn.
ieii(orafor the favorable regard
)l the. .widower. . Peter's miner
was.Iorur, undecided . wJiich of
jhe. Mvp.y idows should jia.ve 4hf
preit ren$e,, Amey was bey pad
doubt tliB . uiys,l beMintifaJ, . hut
O i r ist in ;i ; ftcp r p u I e h W an d .,o'f
course cre-wyis ;more oi. her.'
ic aij.as'jiituijun;.an . elxpedi-
ftnt-f o bring the hffdir ao conV
cljision; :.he wrote V biirgt .lb
chcil, pur ponmg. tnat Qe.liad al
so getit iorJier.cononetiti).;-atu
w a s "re sol ved la inarry. -t h e p u e
who should, "first atrjve at hi?
liouse;; ulliuj was 'paichcdt,
W itu the pjur of bijl ts,.and first
(leli.vefcil t.he oneliwldre&iL id
hmhyt' wh ose' jeslijecp ' vik s
niost jemote from jbni. .w
aiufy oniered Uty-fleetest horse
to be saddled, while she nr.ffty
ed'lierself in her . best nttire.r-:i
Hy lucky, chance a horse titoojl.
saduleq ix, thp- gate; of . Christt
na, who was ready dressed to
pay a visit to a. neighbor, . when
the mcssef'ger. delivered Peter's
billet: she qnickly. mounted her
c o u r st r, b u t no soo u e r h a d sh e'
got into;the road that leads to
i'etet house and cast her eyes
in a direction, to A.moy's resi-
dence, than she .savV her rival;
rushing frer with;' the, fiwftness
of windshe put her courser to
bib ptd ; and lucky it was that
the niairons of that.' day-wore
booitts tied under the chin, for
had they:, wore .the turret and
nets of the present day, their
heads muM have., been .educed
to theidiaht of .that '.poor .Jjhai
Gil pin t ihe strijtgs. upder; their
chips (preye-.i.'d i Hjeir bin,n:eis
from jailing offinu a.svay.went
Ciu biina. and Jijiey,. JV hipping
Itnf oCiitr i lie, .win iucic,.umiuci5
gracefully i daigliiig oa . their
ba'li$. . , ; ' ' ;
. Both .ladies, being '.'equally
we'll mouitfed, Christina, preser
ved lli lead, and after . a rape
of a mile nnd n quarter, she
bounced into Peter's dour ex
daiiiifd, V1I, here 1 am Pe-u-r:
I got bwv first!' Tle old
'gentleman expressed his happi-
ne.-ni by a phlfgmHtic 'alacti u
day.' ScUclcd.
, UELldlOX
There is a beauty in pure un
defilud religion which must com;
mwnd tbe rspect tf not the nd-
hiiraiiou of every educated minol.
II it he true, that it is a source
t,f rejoicing with angf Is, to see
a'vgf out ma n s l r oggl i ug vitli
misrtUMej it Uno; lew certain
thnt uo.ituital caugase upon a
foury ul religmi), htboUi the sa-
tri ive.rnade; the deer devotion
-Nrvent ad'oration and unso-
F...p.ien cnarav,'tr exhibted,
without feeling; aa; iiiWnrdl re-
?- :r arirenrt.ce for such ari
iiitJtvjdual; ; ;-;
The,, feelings,, words,- :and
lhSlHS- of. th clrjsti4n par
late: Qf .the. unearthly., He
seemMo;watfuhe earth wiif. n
9!),,ltus that everv. step
r! TO ' ,W? w the gra ve,-aod
cfM;aiily ;. turned : to
w.ckfid beanrom rroublioffand
the werv re nr rc n.1
p4ider-wud
Pmi) of wrrA
ine glare. of 5rMeiinid niMnar
ilieoeiuty of inarb1diTi-
f,tfa conVjuerers; t'jjie wrang-JtercVJ peas ; and then: ugain e
iiigs of rnen,.al(, all to him nr ceans of desoair. racks tortures.
naughj.;. IJe fiiels that the hartd
nat is
him down to
earlh', and
drying ud the curi
rents ol life, will crumble ihf m
to dust he see's change written
en all sublunary things.; f .
We have seen, beneath ihe
broad fcanopyi of heaven, tl,c
followers of the lowly Jesus.
seated .on. their mother earrh,
and.senfiing.op rich. ' arisons-to
the tlirpneot grace kneeiing"; 'Fes. : 4 ' ; ,iU '
m a s.oluum praver to tha Lnrd f Stnat dumb basfe was it that
of jlie Universe. .They appear-
eo io panaue of joys we have
never. u;lfto, liik nmvA. onrl
l11.' 'A another atmosphere,'
removed from eh-"-..:'
;?ns tbe orW,and w hrive'';v,jt-,t,W''ihV' WAale '-.say'
j t am ear ij.r-r mir'"i'T xrr-.; r,
r. . i it . . .. '.'linnet flirtn rtatcntwioct r
lacie-. wiifi iceungs 4wecannoi
ileWihe-fa better man, resolv.
ed 4o turn over sC new leaf ' in
Life's 'Wser. : . :,..';' ,"'!
LADlES ' RIDINC SIDEWAYS.'
The honor of the rntroliluctiop
of ridingside ways by women, in,
n. ,- T .J , . 'i
cngianuH anriDHieu, 10 nne lhe trial tbat eecnt indeed, for an boor
of Behemia, nonSort of Richard or a day to be. one whose effect Vvfre
the II She it was (according :ilog.od (Vesbly to. endure within ;(i
to Stow) thatqrigjally.8ho;ifedi,c
i J " e.t V saddenly shaded and cbangeiTi ytt on-
the .wpmen of jhis country how ' W8rd peaSes the .Uf,minjful tl$r yoUr
gracefully . and eon veuieutly fairest lioje U bafi)ed and. lost, jet up-
thev' mifilrt - ri'd!e" drt h6rsback.i soan rhe . unshrioki.rig mind. ,.Fi
,;,iiV.,: : krftCf. Af,r k:uVu;.:
i'- . v i-, .
anf .nnmeraiingttne pew lasa
ions oi i4coara -ine1 oeconn s
mgff,'4o.bs"e!f v'es likewise tioble1
... .ia: - t' . 'i'r' i i- .''t" ' t
tames iuen;useg.nign neaas ana
zariitfity n,D(l V robes with . long
if ami s a ndsetKS on sid e tnJi dl es
on ihei brsesby.ahe' "example
of tlrtf rsf!er.ta ble ueRn Anne,
d a tt g h t e f. of of Ba v a f i a ,
w ho,j rs t imrorj tice4 M e es 1 6 m
into rirts Ktrgdon; for before wo
men' mve.(:.Va,luc Jrod? ,aj, men
tl olSVisieatutf u I i 1 1 u s tr a t i v e
picttiire ufjCh'auoeVs Canterbu
ry PilgrtnWf Stot ha rd a ppefi t s to
h a V hqiirrdiitecl. ana n a cW oi? i sm
ij pfacitV the most corispicious
female- "character of his fine
cmupositi'in , sirlewnys on her
steer.-VT)iat. tlvrlRdyhnuld
brier35,iftf depictjjd 'ricf ihjg in the
in alc.fci sh ion, , ight,' i t t st ri k e s
u s,- 4ra v e ) e e n : i n fe r re d v w i t h o u t
any httnrick( rese.'irclt; tqn . ;tbe
s;u!)ject,vfrom jthe?; p'f - descri
bins her as haying oiv hr feet a
pairc of sp u r re . s h a r pe.' The
Yahpg Lady $ iLqucstnan Juan
' Lov k. A . complaint of t h e
heart, crowing out of ari inor
dinate longing after snmetlung
difTicult to obtain. It attacks
persons of both sexes, generally
between the gcs of fourteen
und thirty some have been
known to have it at 4 tbe age of
4hirty, t, 'f y;.- 'i
Symptoms iybsencq of minr) ;
gi ving ihit.ga vvong names .cal
ling team nectar, and sighs
zephyrs ; a great fondness of po
etry and music, gazing at "the
moonrand stars; toothache;
bleeding at. the no6e; loss of ap
petite: neglect of business:
loathing for aJ! thing save one.
blofxfsho't eyes and cohst.int
desire to sigh. " ' ; " -
Effects
A strorts heart
burn ; pylse high ; stupidly elo-
ut rest.' The,Q,,ent eyes; sleeplessness, arul
iall that sort of ihin? ' At hniC
imma?inatlon hrialir nnwoK nf
roses, winded cunidc- nnd hut.
nd hair-triggered pistols.
Cube. jet,mafried.
l' Irisb Catechism. The fol.
lowing' dialogue was' hel l' be
jlweena teacle and' his pupil,
during an examination in Scrip
Jure History. : ,
- there any Account given in
J'lstory, Peelim,of a "dumb baste
! 8'pakihg:f : ' " 1
Spalfe? ' ' " ' -v" : : ' "
4 Nt was a whale :
1 Yes.l 'IV 'whnm rViA ih
whale spake V
TX iiiAoe n
Td'Mpses in (tie hiill rushes.
to
Almost ethou persuadest me
to be achristianU , , . -
4Ve ry , w I , hat . was Mos
scs' reply , .,
Thou art the man? .
MqDooir. Oh, man, .man! ho
h.iy doescur Phrit ,fliog ae its mo-
rttPnlary sufferings; bow readily forget
thai has smited tut to betray, and affec
lions that have bloomed but to fsde, afe
tombut thetbg ttouds u
mer sky. - lby are (here, and'.perhipa
through Uars is Uie.stifrn eye of mantiowd
first,lilfd to.mevt theo.' tiy :pass.a
way, and new bejirns of beauiy'.attratt
and console bi r. Does he dearly reoiein
ber, ill 6tber years and climes, the early
?otce of unavailing tenderness? I know
that 6ometiir.es the strong and trujjjlinff
heart is, ttrly, .touchedthaj! when a 1.1
which has been 'welcome and jthenshedj
seems nded,"ahd happy hours of peace
and beauty no sore are lingering ovee
bi(0 .that M rnay bate prixed lhcn; t
know the.jMire fymUaina of ,htiman feel
ing are, sometimes then unlooftned, ant)
flow purely and iinforbiddent for tbe swift
ly 'passing magic ot a present joy.
I scarcely Enow u i woutu cnangt na
lures with those to whom the power which
or.ders all hath lent fotgt-tfu'.ness.. It
but a soltenrd , grief with nbicn I now
think of what hacbancew toaaarmy bap
pite; and rather would I' be satisfied
with Mie share of life's music and brlgkt
ness I have already Jjeard andeen. (i
he tiO were faithful to the blessed d'sya
gone by.) than ever lo.ok again for '9oW
ers that tlrop in apringing
VVho that midst a desert's heart,
Sdes the waters fade awnyy
Woiild wot rather die' than meet
, Streams egniu as false i Ibejr ! r " ', '
-' t S ; 'It' is my faith tfeaf
woman loves but oncrj tjnee, fully, spon
taneously. If that love t vain, end she
inereafitr is won to share the tile and
chances of another, not then agsiYi is o-
petied the firs' fresh fountains ol lier wit.
ling trust and tenderness. She but yield
to an ofiWed afltclion but siaitt-s be
cause her atnile ate aalicipated aoden
treated.
if
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