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... of the gun, and turning it afide, it went off, and (hot an infant through the thigh; the two men then ran up ftairs knocked out a chunk between the logs, fired and killed one Indian, and mortally wouaded another, on which the remainder retreated in the ...
... trace their origin faraer back than 30 generations. Very few indeed can u ace fo far, without diving into fid on. of tOOO infants, who are by the mother, above 3oc. die; of the fame siumber, lent to t he Litre of ft•range narfis, it is fuppfed so° peril ...
... (trains. Hark! the blackbird's tuneful note, Swells his bold but harmlefs throat Larks, and linnets, with their tong - Nail the infant MAY aiong ; Nature owns its pow'rfkil (way, Nature's fofteft child isMAY : Now the maids, and kill fwains, Trip it o'er the ...
... forced marches, as qui:kly as poifible. The Secretaries announced a Memorial of M. Luckner, fubjoined to his letter. By this m?mortal he poins out, as an ufeful meafure, a levy of three nten in every community, and demands a mode of military punifhment, to ...
... l7Sairr7 A . Voctrp. THP: TAYLOR AND TEiE LOUSE, A Tale. Attempted in Ctinrcbill's manner. IN ancient records we ma find That mortals, to right reafon And wanting Heav'n's ditching ray To guide them on through Nature's way, From earlieft ages to our own Have ...
... of universal detettation here : He is now the objea of univerfal pity. The Queen of Denmark is permitted to fee her two infants, the Prince and Princefs, once every three days; but they are never furfered to thy there a whole night. The contents of the ...
... is eno delicate a nature for us to meddle with. Stockholm, 7u?y zo. We learn from various parts of the kingdom, that the mortality among the horned cattle conti flues to make great havock ; that it even extends to the Horfes, and that there is a terrible ...
... chLartial co,za, lii siacc.; LINES, ‘1:8 VIIMORY OY A LADY LATTLY DICIASID, By an acquaintance. MERIT, though fnatcli'd from mortal eye, Lives to . affeetton's memory dear And worth, like her's, than claim a - From stH who knew her laim a tear. Oft with ...