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ii lii in i hi mum .ma ?yoiyr?Y. HlflC? WfiM iiMlefc wdthtf ictljr as In v, >reserved for utereaHn mg hU,?v % roltowihgHn >fen?t*rfto y(em?Vl/fi rou would know ^ r.?,???? KK?I| if ton would know whofo t *m?< >f Neptune. > ?****?>**. ; ?" ' '?? -.V > ?' mi Ol MAN, tha i l*vrs but a day, fea?. * O many a ?ca ? A b:ilm to heal a Hut I'll roam no rot Otero's ?? And thlniKdtfidfl "The rain i*?U turd, the north wind Vj*u| time's a shelter in lbs salter ? But there's no Imager in th* 0M&TK V* ' Imw in hb field an aged man. Xlie sweat down bis wrinkled visage ran j Overcome with toll ho laid him down, 11ast him weep, and I heard liiro groan, '* wttift is a life of toi)# at beat, " BUt in the silent oa*va there's Beat P* A widow aat bv her husband's tomb? Her eye* rain'd tear*, and she wail'd her doom i I heard her ?ob, and I heard iw rave? * There it no mourning in thesaava P An old mart atoo<l by a willow tree, And wept fend wail'd most bitterly? . " My heart it broke, and my peace U gene, " For in that grave lea my ohly son? " God justly took what he kindly gare t "BUtthere ia comfort in the aaava1* I went to the Loair homo to nee The tick man*H woe arid agony i Tliero, sbme were aoorch'U by the fever's fire 4 And some were racked by convtdslons diret By pale consumption some were Masted? H; bloated dropsy some were wasted; Some groaned aloud, somo ahrieked amain, A nd cried, " this life's a tifb of pain ^ ** Thy aid, O Dcuh f ; thy aid I crate? _ " F.?r there's no sickness in the oaava!" r I walked on the shore of the Ocean flood, Wl.cn tho waves were high,and the winds wcrcloud, And 1 xaw a ?hi)) on the tossing main, Khr sunk with her crew, ijfefar to rise again! Il'it the w<ives?nay roar, the winds may rave? Ttiere is no tempest in the Ofavat . Atendered firth in a /wiawfrw .hid hennl a I iuth bcieaU hit Imvc? *' O tar! ii th e hobektt Ivucr't rhem / *' Jtut there U quirt fn th* TOXttJ* tf lift it a iurmf tra, at httl, nd tfui omayk the Hope* t>f tiur reit, 1 nunjho wn*? end tern fleet bear -ifoPeril*uljfh, andlafcly there? FROM' MOOBE'SSACUKD SONGS. Go, let me weep 1 tliere's bllssin teats, wbenh^v^a^s the^i, inly feels " lip' leak. M amuna ^OniltyiWoe Wll 4ark to earth, and never rise? While lean, tliaVfrom repentance flow, i;yv in bright exltalciticht rmh the skies. it ^SEStMS&^iSS Ai-u #H?0 tktjr ihitv, Buiteft lie trace of r The Warmest feigh, tfta te t. ? Tlio heart, where puire rtiwrtlixe grieves foitV *WI WlWr WWJ?| .?? i U\r4 me to sigfi o'er d ImLlOIOtTSM 111U a pleasing ami inatructivo view of the Divine providenc%;io consider one end the cat design as carried on to maturity, In end by person* the moat remote firem 11 ouicr, without communication of intclli ice, without concurrence or exertion among selves; to behold thegreet Ood, moulding, i^^ip gn will t to behold bliildinge of CJod rising in iuty, advancing towards perfection, by the iidaof feeble workmen, who comprehend not thousandth part of the plan which theyaulst ctputing, end who instead of co-operating, fentlyxcem to counteract one another.? digs lii? hour in tho quarry j another lifts b bis axe and strikes e stroke or two Hi the St I a third applies the sparer Aid the com, D'the at?ne$MHp?Sf Jut their labours* their however different, til promote o* they and th? Hero a shepherd, /there' n king f child* there e eege * here a legis Hconneeror,hereedefae, there* a IblUls the destene 6f h&h heavent? oue iBWC oi renvmpran nsw im patriarchy and prophets, end apostl*n sink, one r??* ww v ? w? ? ? i ? w U tho* they and their endeavors I ing, the work In which the At progressive, Is permanent* Is Imv ledlho cost i b iromthe rt?r anetherf iuto the dftst, Matt often begins " ' r;? I the beginning.**' He eatt never want *n t^twhe hath heaven* eerth and hell at Is I here it ft eeft ft ?Jr#he^^ alter every ardent tf lettering street, Walnut Creek, wb wt)| bo sold at La lOUi of October payment td * when*' venon , 8ept. 24> TUB WKRIO<Yl^|H4J _. XMI?' rommence to-day the publication of our , w Jfw promised Weekly paper. Thii would Have bee; done at the time stated in tbfc prospectus, had the re turns front the dttfatttj^ofleMMtaRroMtotfar* rant the undertaking. . They ate scarcely at this pro tracted period sufficiently numerous ? but urged m we have repeatedly been, by the few whose names Ipvc been returned to us. Mid the new establishment be'.ng in fact attended with little or no iqMttwnkl expense ? we deem It our duty to comply with lb* pressing sold, tutions of our friends. a , Gentlemen ftost'Masters, wlw haw lists in their poe* session, subscribed by any numbsr of good and rftsputyu hie names, are politely requested to return them, under frank to ti* editors i and a corresponding number - will be immediately forwarded ? will be immediately.forwarded. slay, the causes, of which are thus explained, we . will be * source of objection with but very few, icularly as the*hole summer has been extremely dull in the news Indeed, prospeets begin to hriglittii. ltu^ftftHnrs, and speculations U|?on the probability of muwiMfcought by almost every ves sel Iroro tlie Old World Wd the Devil's in it, if all who have entered the lists should turn eUt fidso prophets!? In the mean time, Mr. Wood's pen confidently assuro the public. |ier. The pen* of one or two othet gentletu work in a few weeks?ours shall not sleep. Intelligencer Office, PeieHbttM^. ? * ?' September 6th, 1816. JUST RRCKIVED AT THE BOOKSTORE, e Study of llUtory, through I'mU, AmcricAend Alia Oeuvre ft-. Oliver Goldsmith, mgm ' f mm ofCi Ch*ponc' liotw on i oftifrUtcW*. m 8ept. 24. Rimucl Uit* now A cm, riSitoonb* It# dUtraC 1 On tl Barn and other tieect 0\m and < 8*w*Mdl,on ett excellent ?tre?<n,L-r-^? TT. z. dcred hijctily profitable i ?hd ** unimproved DoMesstmr luotrlor kdvniiMk whkh. with an capital rofglX m?d?T?r prnfttiblPr .* plantation U tobeftotd toMlWrtf a dhrtak* immn^ttheheire oftlieeltoreaafcl Thornae ?ati_, Md will:he exposed t<* ?al? by public auetUmont Monday in December neat, it Checte*Conrt.H Uv" tmnecertary, ai every prtidcnt purchaser will feel it to behU Interest to v*w tbe premltet. fcnd judge (br bimielf., RAJJ^ATTA,1 * RAMtlKMAYTA. Cheater dhtrlctt AuguttS 1M6. ? . ? I40,?dt. dimouution of topARTHKK8HU\ th* rmM or I HUftHKI.1., TAIIjOUB, fmitiiid con* - mm , >*?? ?r? tHcrtJ 1 ?? s.M~ , W *Mtl? eeeownu without delay, m wo With to bring tbe btiiinew to ?nImmediate eKw ? :t : BAMURt/'fKRAIAVKM*, It R. HUHSKM, Columbia, Atigmt I. ? " TH* FIRM 0? ., ?, TRRADWF.IX & JtUB?Kt.l? TAIIXMt MTAadiawlvedonthe fint imtaw, by mu HO&KRT K. UUH8KI,1? Jttpied by 'I'Madwell and Itwweflj and fit* ftrmtt punctuality to ?Ie**rtc a . .Jhi* Columbia Augmt 2/ , fOA?ALK ItY ihjwjlph aMkWIcht, .1000 wit. NOBTH-CAHOL1NA BACON, OiUfflWilfni qUMIfJT. yh'/: a?o wfk : ?'??.'?. FLOUR FOR FAMILY USE, ?* ttAWfcr.f*. thty hive ?tUl hand *kmMb* <* *?"' hank bTTlb, Pff 3( r/Atm1A*tJn\yl9,UM. m :: a ?Pll Valour*.. jlMpy , jiutre ditto. -; tMorted *?. InUUtton, ?>?& ? ^S,Wmdo< " do. pss Mill-SaVf and Anvils, assam-*-* 50 Piw? COTTON RAGGING, "^.?sss#^ 90 Boxc* Window>Glau, &e. Sic j , ?(:''#?_? AIMQ MQlttKl ATTttltl BOOK ANI> STATIONARY STORE, A Urwco Ufctioa oftbe lateet and Moat approvedWortU former stock will nuke tbeir aaaort ^^?assasssiss tronap they have received, and wrnwtly solicit thotc in arrcara for their laat year* account,to make ifrimtdi* *" "?lv-iViL, <f?y A IIWjA reward will be tfven I fpr thedelivery of the scid DookaMhl#Office. * \ v 2 ,? ???/,... g I* *?Al*iiwrt*Bt\lh0 P^ith-hole part of* FLUTE; SB A liberal re \V IIX! AM HO N PH TAVERN. nrillR .ultter JL friends ?n<l t.? , he hM returned from t ... * Creek 8j?ring4 to hi* T*wt ,|Colu?rit>{?, where ho. tho?6 who rail on him M k shall l*e c ottooriw And ?rree*ble, Hit If ohm fiirniihed with the bent the e<mntiy afford*. Ilit Bu? Met plentifully proviric-ri with Corn, Fodder mm! OhU. attended by a tkithful ffctler. In addition to ht? pitMrt ?it?bliihtf*nt Itc tin* rente.! the IfoUM) on the rorner fate* ly occupied by Dr. Perci*?|, for th? neennimodttiort of gentlemen with their famitk*. V. B. WlUJAMHOM. Columbia, Bept. 10, 1610. AMSA8B OF lani> WliAs he let, to ?ny proon within* to keep * f>oatri ittr hoM* war tolhe MOUNT ntOSFMrt A CADBMY. The ?ceommod?tion? Will he ?<nt*d M mitrli m poMlble to the view* otuny welt qtul, fieri potrton who Mr m, ttis. OBOROK kI nV?ru, arta/ind Will bo a? tol rienisthst occurred _ principal cities ofU*. ^l?*ae Incident*, i cundtd and In thcnaturd Mk|( by which he of "/degree Int^tJnf-to .frill tom?encewi\hlus < j&t&bagi!...._ /^WNsmtiyf will be followed and the mniy usefbl andL it may tw made lutonrrkflt. : , a A ariw of ihctttf r?M?^ from other ontf Ions, pre. viouily delivered from theltoatrum, and a fow ttdeoi mens ot' Philosophical Critlolam), ? W<ll oceupy the lust partof thevolume. . -y;(...^;? | A* ibis volume is committed to the press, for the pur BKSft&mtS&PB form <W duties of a tlsehsr of Oratory-to deliver bee students in the principal collect established in the Uni tedState*, It la Proper that His pretensions tonrneticai I (mow^dge and afillln the Kker&ofOrati J" " fair arid Just that persons, flrot*<. nali*ed,and involuntary feeling, or ike contagion otun. reflecting sympathy, may have extorted a j)M% un 1 ennaciously, perhaps rehtc/anify, during the delivery of | his orations* should have an opportunity to retrao'yor confirm that plaudit,j to review calmly the sentiments l and tltc style in which tliey were exposed, on which they vtmtif, and were ktlU-vct, ptrhopi xrat\ " approbation, and to deoide how for the Ui moment Was in unison with the dictates of flexion. TMwjrlter feels that Uiis appeal fr< nuhe of momentary feeling, to the dictates of nectloe, from the auditor to the reader, from t to the press. isnotmsrv" ' ' course which prudence, I dictates of personal and dfetotti of personal artdaoeial knows, that the plaudit* VM rost uwm* ty,tbeimitrd ? THSl > species of Uteris? <H>6iriclsm? : detection and ignonlin VfcKprtMo.ion. and ignpeii nvoua ?sposurc, when an sp> ?refes without solicitude and sppwMnifi?* * Philadelphia,AugustI. ft*' lv?. ' Wmi jtn** Xtn .'<?.. 7%' '?]