Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, August 08, 1818, Image 2
drunkenhkss.
A witty writer . in a lute Salem
Gazette *saya : ? To express the con
dition of an honest fellow and no
-tiiiicber, under the efFgifaotgood fel
lowship, it is aaid Atbat he , 'm
DRUNK, intoxicated^ fuelled,
flattered, rocktf^tipsey, merry, halt
boozy, top heavy, ^chqck full, tiocky,
bickeos (probably frou^iccupping :)
cup stricken, cropsics, cup sprung
^this .was laid tb be the faVorite
state and expression of a great ge
nius, lately porter to ihe -Univetdity
'QoHegft. Oxford sV*\vitehctyi potval
iant, maiidli0_(pmb^jly^|&^ M^v
dalert 4he penitent, who is always re
preseettfd by those who drink till
the liquor Hows out of their eyes ;)
a HtfJe liow ~aLm& $*%& groggy ;
(this is a '?est Indian phrase) ram
andf water ^vithout sugar being called
grog, in drifil^ in his cMps, in i>i&
beer, high used at Harvard Unirer
sity,) seWdflM^ invubibus, disguised
(noftvithstanding the adage ? in vi
no Veritas, )under the taSte, -snuffy,
not the sauie afternoon, mopsey, tip
^ey slew'd, ct:aak, C (tliLa is a sea
-phrase, a shjp^la :said to be crank,
when ?y w&M* df lading, w
ove"
,*et.)eut.
cherrv merry, over
taken, elevated^? forward, crooked^
east away (a. phrase for being dead
draok})1^0oStaeiJ, brosky jn his al
titudes, half cock*<l, tiperitry (proba-.
l>ly from being likely to Hp- or fall
flown) tnpsy frizzy, exhilirated, on
a merry pin, a little in the suds, in a
SMBC**** fj
that he fata? Baal
,.3 w/yr
got a spur in his head (4ius is .
by brother Jockies of each other) CT
a crumb in his heard, bad a little,
had nw&l got more than he can
cari
nes, 'lost his legs, been' in a stem,
(a eea phrase for being less than
dead dninkrt^atJl^ JUS&! cap on,
got bis skin jiitl. had a cup too-much,
had his cold lea^; aired eye, got bi?
dose, a jftSA Sf "?JWff ^ hir. wig,
b*& too Jm? wig askew,
tar on his keil, takeu drops, taking
a lunar, sugNrin tu? eye, KU wig
oi lM,)d??aj|jefkey .
He dips the King's English, sees
double, veea, heels a little, keels
and seta-ton bgwtaAJtough sea,)
shews his bob nails, looks as if he
could'ent help it, crook* ?> elbow,
goes over the to* ?f t>rees, *1 Raf
ter It o'clock with bun, he inarkes
a Virginia fence; take* an observe-!
tion, takes a lunar, chases geese,
loyes a drop, -Stakes It by the word of
cannot si?ort a rigia line.
the possibility o/fis ooijtmuaicathig
that most dreadful of kit ?alab?itrc?,
Jfyirfopkibia.. Wc have recently
learned that this opinion is so gener
al in GerAjkgy, at least in Saxony, ?
that the government appoints In eve
ry district an of&c^r whose doty it is .
to worm every do,; in his district,
and to fine all those who shall neg
let to call upop him to perform his
<iuty while the dogis yet a |>?ppy. .
In not this .pin] it>n general enough
to warrant an investigation ? If Hi*,
?well founded* it would probably
lead to the mostimportant regulations j
and consequences.- Ph it Vroi Press . <
An impression fcas fiono abroad/
since the presidents return <ttt Tties
day last, And the subsequent deliber
ations of the calnfiet on geaerfcl Jack- .
son's despatches, that Pensaftola Will
continue, for the present, to be held
in the occupation of tlie United States'
troops ; that the general's mUvemefct*
io Florida were considered on jasti- :
flible by the existing treaties as well ;
as the critical circumstances which
led him ro attempt the extirpation ot
an inveterate twiny from our lior
ders ; and that oftUir* in this quartet
will probably remain in statu quo till
the subject is laid before congress,
f father provocation, in the in^nn
Uvue, does coi demand utfre eu trgti- 1
i c measures to secbre octr frontier
Washington City Gazette.
? ray
Improvement in Science.
?x tract tf'tJteUcr from d *cien\fc
- rtta* in PMlafttflhUii to anolJur irt-ihe
* ; boroiigh qf ' IVjt/ningcon, dated - July
9, JS1B, ' -s~ .1 ~yd(pl?W
^ Benjamin Tockcr, of this city,
has a Leaden jar so constructed, that ?
a full charge of efcctricit v cao he pas*
* scd throi>gb the'dysiem without &ci*
tingany-aensatiott, other than a blight
twinge ? lie can produce a profuse
-jierqur^tioitj'n SP^minutesx _*aiL Of
there is no fallacy ' in the tiling) it
Hifl be*ri important discovery.* ~ ~
' -w ???. ? ., i~ x<k>\ ?t > >: ? ? ;
v; vo New-York, July 2$.
Latest from Bordeaux.
By the -brig La4y-Mary Pelham, ;
Captain Sqlwyter, which arrived
this worn nr.;, in?40 days from. Bor
deaux, we team ttvt the *Mp Nttma,
^ herring 011, of ami for Baltimore,
from Amsterdam, was wn <lown on
the 14th of April, at half bast ft
of clocks A.' M. Uj the ftt^hcli irijatc
Neraide, Marquis <lf, BotelU?, com
mander, Martinique for Brest The
^frigate* was gofiig af the rat? of teft
and ah half knots ^au hoar, whfeftj
ahe struck the ^?<|flA*Uhsilch force 1
as nearly to cut- her In Wo, *;*bcW
Nuina was in ballast; eraglf in
?boyt ail houTaflertiw accident. Part
af the ere waived themselves hy leap,
fcp Oq "board the frigate. The Cap*
taiu, asd ^mm^der oT the crew,
were saved from the wreck and *riri-<
ved at Brest. The mate, Mr. SbeV
man, land the steward have arrived
at this port in the Lady-Mnry -PeW
hanu ;Thc;<Japtam proceeded for
York Cvm/nerical
In London. lately, Mr. Ohabttrt,
a native of Russia exhil>ited to a Hu
.. ? ? ? specimen a?Um
.properties nf the ttahunaiMlcrllrtHi wo
thought helongedMo any hu 1 1 lm t ant-"
mat. He began his operations by
rubbing a red hot shovel un his arms .
without horning them, ami bu bis j
hair wltlioat singing it. He ?wal
lowed some spbuufuls i?f boiling oil
out of a small vessel, and washed
bis hands in the reinaindetvj
went through the fiery Oldealcf dtf*r
cingon a red hot bar 'flttroA, aod
then bathed his feet in melted
He dropped melted wax oil
tongue in such quantity as to
the lmproswet of a seal to be taken
of it. He concluded his performari
ccs by eating a greater quantity of
lighted iofoh than the company were ,
willing to allow him ; and although
hedldnot inhale thp vapours of
senic, or sulphuric afcid, according
to the last article in lift hill of w<
, . . - ? - ' u *
tion of his engagement, we augur
well of his ability b^nerforaT there, ,
mainde# One nf ottr ggwipst chom- 1
"wis, we are. told, trietl tire export-'
ment of reagininft for several minutes
hi au overtflriatad fa fitch a degree:
as to preparca Wf stake; hut Mr.
Chabert, we ?re assuVbd, MH per
formed a greater fcte^' 'entering the
lists with a lee of mnttoii, and
isbuig the PatisMR^'^hilosopnw.i,
l?y aHowing himself to lie Sltut up
with it until it "was Iwked.
The National Advocate in detail
ing ihe important ftfcviccs of th(fg*t
lant Montgonietfr faring the War
of ourteY<rii|ti*%vii|^k/r Wifh 1
a small army, poocfy equipped, fcfc]
penetrated Ate wilderness and march
ed through the snow s a hd over the
mountains, into that inhospitable re
5$i<Mt-?he snrtftounted 1he most per
t pfotki;; difficulties Mid animated the
drooping spirits of hw men by a bril
liant example of patience and forti
tude, and by a mild and persuasive
manner, fot which he was eminently
distinguished. He arrived before
the walls of Quebec? Part of the de
tachment waa commanded by Bene
dict Arnold, who god possession of
the lower town, and was ho unfor
tunate ?is to sOFviVe the contnf.
Montgomery pursuin:?his match* in
a narrow path, under Cape Diamond,
a small masked bnttery, consisting
of two pieces of cannon, opened its
tire upon him? one was loaded with
grape shot," which cuthimdown ??***$
H? exclaiming, V Busb oh,
mes braves / 1 hive only fallen in *.
> ditch? the town is our own !' ' A
second shot struck him in the face,
and also killed his two aids* and
part of his staff. The army rfctreat
ed towards their camp. There felt;
near the spot where also fcH the gjtf
luut Wolf, the no less gallant Mont-;
gomer^, both in sight of the town and
in sthe moment of victory ; for Catia
/1a 4%1'AWltlkl ll A> ?TA rtf * 0*1 | 1 1 1 f ^ gk * fW fV f% ?" _
lift m Uuiu u&i v occn otirSi it Wic ^cfi -
eral had not fallen on the very on
set. -' ???? : >ti .vi
fttehaTd Montgomery tvarnn li
rishman by birth , and of a distin
guished family ? his attachment -to
uberty induced l?i in to be among the
first whcvtook tip arms in - behalf of
> our country ? He died>in the prime
of life, being but 35 years *of age*
His respectable widow still survives
to see her eountry pay the last hon
ors to him whose worth and services
haw been so loug esteemed and ac
knowledged."^ i5j
. The* following jnthctic Address from the
? principal UUiefa of the SfrDflca Itulimnt
to hU Excellency Qovemor Clinton.
, communicated by 'thfc Goy^rtior to the
^gtslkturedti 'the -35dr uit. *? "??-??
Tfe '/fix -Rjreettmcy Dt HTt4 -
v G&vtrnor cf the qf JVc u>-ycrk}
February ^ \ 81 1, . v ? y & <4 j-.,
JRVthbs^W $ fleaim : from your >
talk delivered at the great council
fire at Albany, your opinion of the
condition anil prospector your red bre
thren. ; . >"> \L-r- -
FATWEI^-We ffeel that the haftrt
qf our Oori hits long been been heavy
mi Jus red^WUhw. 7 For out *fo% he
has brought as low, Anil caused u?
to melt away before our white tore* *
thurs, a* mow before the fire. His
way a aro perfect? be regardeth not
tlie complexion oilman. God is ter
riblc^ m judgment. All men ought
tofear before hira. He putteth dowiv
Cbtificjcnc^.1
dir iii well5
M*o jm\im*:>
anger forever?
wrongs
I wai R*
'toftwrpcK*
have no helper.
f ^a^-WonM job be the fa.
tltfhrjifyfcir people, ?*d make them
goon iu3 blesietl ofGud, and hap
py, let not the cries of your injured
red children asoeod into bis ears a
f fast you. 4 ? 4 '
ATfcEti? We desire to let you
knew that wren; information hath
reached your ear*. Our western
brothers have given us no land.-*-;
You will lopl! all our minds, on this
subject, by a talk Which we sent our
great father, the president ?*f the U*
nited States. We send it to you,
that you may see it and team our
mind. >v ? V\
R*d Jacket, his X mark ; Young
Ring, his ma*k, Billy, hi* W
mark ; Captain Pollard, "his K
mark; TVeaty Canoes, his IK
mark^ Jatac* Stephenson,
mark-; Chief Warrior,
^fohn Snow, his*X wark ; Sti^Ste^^
Towft, his >< mark ;^WedNBwrMR i
I hixX, mark ^ Cant*ifc\?5oW, his
I mark ; iw; wark< ^^
k fj9o?e at ?*??< council I
.Wa r#?*e, -W;
Fcbruwfr iSi^t ?A^ 1
-?? - UaUky Yot&y iaterpwtef.
-matk.1
; ^ & Tlte alx?ve rcqi
your excellency to i&WstjT
*?ri
\ I ...MVJ ?w uMVU^Uj
to tie mblisttfr, that article of flit ,\
treaty Tbetwecu the stat$, of New
lYorkaud latKaas,
i !><>?? ttflk.*'"- ? -**??'
*i ' Tl' ~ IQ,
nwi^gshuig aitd Iwate^ivlWJy^
u Inch their wffife l^tl^i^ sS to
l?ve forgotton. , V"
;. Vt ... ' ^yr.rf .*??? <-tf ? &t:
The cilUot of the Piuladej^^
African $nttm* ^l^lk l?w
in bis i>o*stf&iQ(i a^wfen^nt to tfo
Princc of wiffiyutS3l t^eUe^ho
paper i* which is m An u facte red from
vice. He it as being smooth,
I ,f ? v s? -? ' * ' . ? . J
: -? l& ? Mlav nig
toaat
jay ?sM. s .? , **?
StflSs?thfrtrcu In
uurse. T -.v - rvv- ..*v- - ;>*
p*k '?***#&# $?? ?'?
From the Vrt.innnl
*m
??*??& P^lBs $?$4
TinS-v President of tlw* AJnifol
Stoto^ha-sve u?(lcr.tan^4*a,
fliafcPvMsaooh. aud the oth?? &???
if.hjgostf?
'|MKi Judtjim' in the
hu restored to the Bp^
W^itU.^^qul?iti?n, th?t
?f Spain shnll-teewaftur Uq> mk|i *,.
force in those colonic*, ns shall ?
bluhitn to B*#cut^ '"' '
Ifi' | ? '
y f1*
tile, mo far effect* this
? is in
* po' ties shall,
? l>y .4im# jneatis in,
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