FOR THE COUNTY POST.

APRIL.
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Wrest from the lethargy of winters gloom The slumbering life ofnature; and with her Renovating varying hand begins

 The gentle, yet transforming work, that leads, With sure progressive steps, through verdant 1 paths,

 To fairer scenes in summers brighter day. 1t forms the feeble bud,-expands its size,-- Draws forth its fragrance, and sustains its life For perfect beauty in more genial times. Thus do the. tears of penitence;-the smiles Of hope arouse the sumberng soul from Its dark, wintry waste, and with new energies Begins the work of renovating change ! Within the human heart. Religions feeble Plant, strenthcn'd by penitence and faith Takes firmer root, expands and puritics The soul, shedding around its heavenly Influence ;-thus nourish'd in the spring of life 1 Within humble heart its course leads on To perfect beauty, perfect bliss in Heaven, Its native home. But theresa God above To whom alone, both nature and the human Soul owe all their strength & beauty, by whom They live. Where were the suns reyiving beams

 Without his forming, his sustaining and his Guiding hand !? And where the gentle shower Without the hand Omnipotent that forms The clouds, and sends their blessings down; and

 Where and when would pure religions plant Divine

 Find place within our sinful hearts, without The cleansing influence of His Heavenly Grace? What but the Sun of Righteousness Can warm and keep alive, and aid its growth l Amid the cares and ills and sins of mortal Life? To God then let us ever give our Prayers, our praises and our grateful love. C..

 Mrs. Fry.-This female upon whom we may suppose the mantle of Howard de- scended, continues her labors of love to ",he spirits in prison" with unabated application. She has lately left England to visit the goals of Ireland, under the espe- cial care and sanction of the Secretary of State. The paper before us remarks "The extraordinary and successful exer- tions of this benevolent woman in the pris- on of Newgate arc we'll known-she has entirely reformed the female departments turning the most vicious and dissipated habits to industrious results. Her influ- cnce and regulations even extend to the transports for the conveyance abroad of the convicts."

 TRAvELL1NG.-By the reduced prices recently established, person may travel from Boston to New-York in tho Union Line, ,via New London, Steam Boats LONG BRANCH and FANNY) for $S. Fare from Providence by the same rout, $6. *Hhis is now pleasant, safe and unusually cheap mode of ofconveyance.

 A man in New Orleans offers 25 dol lars reward for the apprehension of rum away mulatto named Cupid. He is de- scribed as being about feet o inch high, stout built, and a very proud appearance, swaggers and cuts great dash in his walk ing, quite pert and rather saucy when spo- ken to; he had blue cloth coat, and also a grey one likewise, a fine fashionable hat and blue pair of pantaloons. Also, a pair of white ones, and ruffled shirt, with very deep ruffles, and remarkable collar to it, with number of other cloath- ing, &c." Nothing is said about his wings and yet he seems to have had no difficulty in escaping

 The corner stone of the Philadelphia Ma val Asylum, for worn-out and disabled sea- men, was laid on Monday. The 'capital,- (S2OO, O,OOO,) has been raised by the monthly contributions of the officers, seamen, and ma rines of the U. s. navy. A navy register, coins of the country, and scroll with an in scription, were deposited in hollow of the stone, and an address was delivered by Com. Bainbridge.

 A PRINcELY REvENUE.-The Lafour- che (Lou;sania) Gazette states, that upon the three sugar plantations of Gen. Wade Hampton, on the Mississippi there are a. bout 300 effective hands employed the quantity of sugar made the present year, is 1000 hogsheads, weighing each 128O lbs. worth in New Orleans, at the ordinary price of 7 cents per lb. $896,OOO. The General, however, shipping his own su- gar to the Northern markets, where it bears high price, estimates his nett revenue, this year from his Louisania plantations, at $1OO,OOO.

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