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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23
RICHMOND, May 23. 1920
THE POLITICAL ECONOMIST


Hany thing can prevent tue contamination Of public
rum, II can only be new councils; sincere change
from sincere conviction of error" Chatham.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
Gentiemen-I trust you will do me the
justice TO believe. that duly appreciate
the urbaDity, so flatteriDg TO my feelings
and so honorable trait in an antagonist,
which characteristics your essay, New
Tariff, No. q" 1t is deeply TO be regret
ted, that discussions, particularly on great
and national topics, are so rarely con-
Quoted in this spirit, so incomparably
better calculated TO elicit truth, than
the angry aud cafping style SO generally
prevalent.
You have thrown down the gauHilet, like
a gentlemaB-and take il up in the same
spirit Of courtesy. To liberal mind il is
delightful TO conduct a controversy in
this mode.
The subject rs Of great magnitude. -
AS, however, we are naturally prone Ia
overrate those objects which have long
occupied our minds and as this has al
most exclusively engaged my atien-
ton for considerable time past, | may
perhaps attach an undue degree OF impor
lance to ~. OF this, from the nature oil
the case, am incompetent to Judge
But TO me II appears not inferior 10 any
tiIat has divided The opinions of the A
merican nation from the recognition o
| lis independence.
Were the Manufacturers alone concern
ed, the subject, though deserving of so
! Der and serious attention, as affecting the
| happiness OF about fifth part of our whit
| population, would lose a considerable
| part OF IFS importance. Bat il embrace
| far wider field. II takes wiihin its scoop
| The desiiuies not merely Of His aston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23

tGr'it' against tie manufacturers fur a
rise OF fifty per cent on woolien cloths,
rendered necessary by the rise OF meripo
wool fron 10 cents 10 three and four del
lars. Now,under those circumstances, tits
difficult to conceive why the farmers and
planters should be distressed unless by
extreme imprudence. agriculture must
be most wretched employ epi, il Tie
unexampled prosperity OF "a, - or 20
years, is 10 melt away like snow before
the sun, under the baleiul iufluence OF
one or Two uuiavorable years.
Besides the objects already stated, |
shall endeavor i'm this set OF papers 10
cow imce the farmers & planters, that they
have csrcgi0usly erred, so far as respects
their own personal interests, independent
OF the public injury, i'll not atfording ade-
quate protection TO manufactures, and
that they have realizedthe old fable refer
red 10 above. shall not pursue the sub
ject very meihodically, nor is II neces-
sary. Facts and fair reasoning must make
their way 10 sound minds, however de-
suliory the form i'm which they appear.
Tievehicle. a widely circulating paper,
cbastcly conducted by liberality and Ia
Tents, is worthy Of the great subject. The
theatre is Likewise well suited To 1.-THE
metropolis oi d powerful state, which has
hitherto had, aud probably will long con-
tinue 10 have a decided influence OH the
desiinies OF the nation. Should succeed,
shall be able 10 say, have not lived IN
vain. Should l tail, II must he for want
OF talents, not for want Of good cause,
or zeal and indusiy 10 support #.
an AdrOcate Of National Industry.
Philadelphia, May 8, 1870.
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~ a Cprtes,Ge cOuiofids,i is no matter; fot 'he
same connseis hostile TO Souih America have
governed the actions of boii"-of this iteai-
meat by the former Cortes, hc cites many and
irresistible evidences.
Citizen Mendez is right. Spain aud. South
America have no need Of each other. = Let
them " mount the paths of glory and happi-
ness apart. Let spain shake of her slack les
at home. give wings 10 her industry crush the
vampires that have sucked her blood, and she
may become great and prosperous people.
South America has only been clog to. her
liberty aud iaduSfTu
Haty-Portugdi-P russia-pcrhaps Frame
are only watching aud waiting the progress of
lie Spanish revolution, TO assert rights of their
own. How much then depends upon Spain I!
successful, the example may be contagious,
aud the legitimacy of Europe may tremble OH
Its throne.
RnSsia-There is rum our of a war between
her and the Ottoman Porte. She has an
enormous standing army of UJ0, 600 men -
which gives the scale OF military establish
ment 10 the other nations She fills space,
omewhat like that which France lately occn-
pied one, that raises tae jealousy aUd suspi-
cion of other states.
Rumonr speaks OF diplomatic note of hers,
winch deFtecateS an armed Intervention of
one power IN the internal affairs OF another :"
alluding probably TO Spain. Whether other
states viii Interfere, is yet 10 lie scen. Ger.
tain II is, the new constitution OF Spain is NOT
yet acknowledged 10y any European court
lie subject Ii before them every tk:ne de.
notes hustle and conCctn-couriers are pass
lug from court 10 court. Europe presents at
this moment, "A spectacle that eXcites wiihoEt
gratifying curiosity. Ii is like that period of
the morning which is between the shades OF
night and the dawn Of day. You see object,
moving about; but so family that you cannot
distinguish them. The next hour may deye.
ioPe thesesecret movements.
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Tie celebrated Balm Of Qmlo.

Is aMedcine unequallsd by any in the word r.r he
care OF Couebs, Colds, Astkmas Cunsumptions
sc. dc.
Since this excellent Medicine was nrst discovered
upwards OF thTef hUadTed thousand persons have el
peIenced It's happy and sautary effects many Of ol
ndu petn ny aSihmGiIc and cohsnEptiye complaints,
IeHuced 10 The DRINK OF the grave their constitutions
were quite emaciated, and had cast of an hopes of
recovery, having used every remedy recommended G,
sprcihcs Tor those complaints, made every ap
pilcalion to the faculty that could be obtained
common colds "hicb are generally Occasioned by Oh
su"cted PeIspiraiion, will be found yield to its in
huence M veiy short time.
Ia common t0WghS, which are in general the effect OF
GOA, u gives immediate relief IL induces rest aud
steep III an eminent degree, and strengthens the cor.
slhuilon which enables ii Tepel enemy whose al
tachs ale frequently followed by The most fatal conse
qaences.
Persons affected with pulmonary complaints, or di,
orders q" The bTe?Si aud lungs (eyen the most al
Vancea Peri"d OF me- y Will DDd immediate relief.
IN aslhInatic or consumptIve affections hoaTseDess
catatIbs' wbetzigs aad sbOItness Of breath il viii
give tnmG dlate ease.
COHgealed phlegni, acrmoDy in the fluids. and oh
slIueuon IN the glands, 18th and safely dis
chaTsed,by gentle eNpsctOTaiI0H
ltiS mach Admired iu soreness of the bTeasi and
Stomach, giving present ease IN both cases.
Ihe above, together with general assortment Og
DRUGS AEDICINES.) can be had of
DUVAL * McKILDOE.
mSy2J 5..w6w
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Communicated for the Petersburg Iatelligcncer.
MODRNEUL CAHASTROPHE

On the Sd inst. Captain Thomas Blackwell,
of the county of Lnnenburg, was moat crnel-
ly murdered by Thomas Bridg}orth, at his
Bridgforth's) own hoase, II is said that MIR.
Br:dgforth had betrayed for day or two be-
fore, symptoms of arrangement. 1t might be
so-but such are the fell wickedness and deep
plotted nischeis of these days, and such are
many other circumstances connected with
this unhappy affair, that il seems very doubt
full whether the injury of Captain Blackwell,
was not favorite object with Mr.. BridgfOrth
in his most ref ectins moments. What strikes
us with the most horror an this dreadful affair
is this: Captain Blackwell was tine father
in-iaw OF MIR. Bridgforth. and had fostered
him in his bosom from his cradle until the
moment he took his life. Mr.. BrldgfoTth has
hurried him without d moments notice, from
the arms OF an atfectionate wife, and Ten low
ing children, who are thus left bewidow ed
and orphaned, in all the anguish of shocking
grief Capt. Blackwell was man of uubend-
ing honesty, aud among The most useful citi-
zens of the county. His death is universally
and sincerely regretted by his numerous ac-
Quaintance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.

THE subscriber respectfully oaris his services as an
A'counani-io examine, adjust aud make unt IA,
iricate aoeonnls-to examine, post aud balance EnoSs
to collect debtsand to attend generally The bus
ness of Scrvener on reasonable terms --Retefemces
10 George Pickett, Esq-hr william FenwIck- Major
iiObeTt Gamble, ana Major john Clarke.
MATTHEW StMpt.E, CO III. RUbfre
McAlI'S fs.0 doors abOUe tIIs
Tifeinid Bah6S.
N. D. Orders and applications lett at M. rhilin fis
ieI's viii ne daily attended 10.
May23 53t
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DOMESTIC.


10 The Electors Of Fdyeite, WOodford aud JesSd-
mine Counties
As do not intend, Fellow Citizens, to ask
your su.fTages fOg seat in the House Of Re-
Presentatives, at the election in the ensuing
August, think proper now to announce to YOU
my determination, that your attention may, in
due season, be turned to the choice OF my sue
cessOr. ID retiring from your service, should
violate the strongest feelings of my heart, it
cd not Acknowledge, that for yeur steady and
afectionate support of me at home aud abroad.
lnpeace and in war, during periods OF great
excitement, as well as ia those ct perfect IRAN
lSlllity, you have impressed on my mind re-.
spect aud gratitude. which death alone can tx.
ehguiSh. Others will serve you with more
aDitiy; none with more zeal Than that which
H@ ever animated,
Your faithful aud obedient servant,
II. CLAY.
Vas'ington Ciig, l2th april, 1870.
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YRUST SAFE OF IAND

ohIsfs VII LA y ID.
virtue OF deed Of trust executed To me by Dogt
II Edward Jones, late OF this county aud now OF hiss
atey resided near Nashville in the of
bearing date iI,h August 1917 aud duly recorded IN
me comfy c0uft OF Mecklepbufg snail proceed SELL
10 the highett bidder for ready MONEY. M Ioku a;
faess store on Saturday TIE i7kh 6dy OF Jf7e wc1f
TRACT OF LAND lying III this county containing by
estimate S3; acres adjoining The lands of John Robe,
son, estate OF Eodius Moore, ana william Stokes or
much thereof as will be sufficient 10 satisfy debt dr
expenses attending the The subscriber as trustee
VIII only convey 10 the uShaser such title visited
IN him by said trust deed.
DRURY A. BACON, Trustee.
-- ~ = --mnnI1 c'nuly. MAY Is 5..w4w'
90 between he sih and SIN INST a bond execn I'd
a. lay Vincent NJ Lewis Francis watkins foT $40
anu assigned To the subscriber by said watkins All
persons are requested trade the abnSe ped
pvnu, as payment viii be stopped.
PoMhslan, May %. 2. JOSEPH LEWIS.
sNoRif DOLLARS REWARD-wIiI be gwen for ILe
apprehension aud delivery Of the following ncr-o
slaves that ran away from the subscriber un Friday
night The 18th inst viz...1OBI, stout black feIInw
about feet or 10 inches high, aud zbOut 40 yeais OF
age He is rather Tree in his saten, has tine
open countenance aud plays the d Tie handed
The said fellow took with him the usual Clothing which
consisted OF home made clOth-h. also loek wit L,
ms wife EADY The properly az Capi. Jrhr Fa,tsn Of
this county She rs Woman faVery black con MEX
loh, anu apparently OF mild and Jug zion
TOM. sometimes called Tom Read or Tom Tuner
VINO wac purchased by the subscriber out Of Sptry
county JAIL last year he being sold nv sheriff as n
runaway. He's nearly six feet high Of rather liz la
complexion, is aTlfu fellow aud PLAYS, also ON m q
fiddle, and has been much The habit OF running awax
ana has had lis ears cut and las been branded FROM
some cause on one or both of his cheeks-and is abor
30 years oil age The above named Toby and his WIFE
nave both been IN The bsb Of nding
IL Is likely he will attempt TO get Norfolk or Sontt
ampon county WILLIAM RANnoT pr
Snrry, Mav 20. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23

, loHN MuLLoNY, late a capitals in the
X \. army, has been appointed, by the
resident, wilh The consent 81 tie senate,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23
Counterfeit Notes ofthe Bunk Of tie United
.Nfaies

C0unferfeit Noes of de Bank Of the Unitea
States.
On Friday. the 9th inst. two men pass
a a Counterfeit SO Dollar Note To- Tan
ner in Germantown, for purchase of tii-
" dellars worth Of Leather. AS il is pro-
bable these men are since indastriously
engaged in putting off their notes, the fol-
lowing description of their persons are
given :-boih were dressed in suits Of
blue, were men of good appearance and
manners-one Was about six feet high.
the other three inches shorier-boih were
rather slim, aud of dark hair. Any fur
Their particulars may be easily ascerlained
IN Germantown.
Phil. DaiIy Adc. Manila.
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{ Pill. Daily Adc. May Is.

THE Washington CITY Gazette states, that
Captain Ridgeiy has been appmntedi 10 The
command IF the Constellation .trigate at No.
folk aud that Captain Spence succeeds capt.
K. az the command Of the Baltimore station.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23
THEa1RlCALs.

AI1f htt>t'lSD.
The Richmond Theatre JriN probably be opcEs.
ed the frst part Of neat ucek.
Mr.. and lUiS. Bartiey hare returned 10 Ea~
e!and.-M. Uniiaek nude his last appearance az
Nt'o io,k on ihrrsday night-o' 'rhieh oeeasio's
he uas 10 present selection Of > 0cts from DIS
tingashed plays. ri-. 4th dc. Of DierehInt 81 e.
nice, ShyiOe6 by Mr.. W--5th act ct COrioiaAps--
sta Of MaeLdh-Ih eRd a:h acts Of Pi-awo,
Rottd by DIR. W.-jJttT whirh, he ,rdS to gre
imitdtiORs 0t the most celeIrdtrd Loati0a aci0Is
kenbie. nattkers Rae, ia,seett, BidHeh.rd,
COnirdy, MURden. and Cooke
3iSS Joi.nson'S ben.ff at n York, yieided hsl-
) 1900 the priac.pdt attraction wos pitce
from Ike pen of Nh. Noah. c.Hcd Tie siege q 4
TIiroli.--I1 the language Of the stage. 1t uas
feeitoi pifh uiJounded GApiause, = lPhen the
rurtdin jeU there nds great 0utcrg for tie at
thor from all parts ~ the house. The Mdnage'
apptdred and an the aatscrS nanse satredted ta,y
ao"d .rcuse hon. The audience quietly Sibm.l..
ted The piece is said ~ dbOo.d 18th .iH,eriean
sentiments. rieTS Of ar Rcet, Of Com Decatur,
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
In he District Of Hmdmitu, Nr. Duncan has
a mqjoritg orer Or. GARRISON Of 1895 IN ;se
NonGnsdiiu Senaf0ridt District, Dir Aipie.s f.
bitso" hos .agysrifg u a55 UrsI III. GGs-ing'
ton.
Yesterday, the Federal Court of tIis Cir
ciiit met in this City. Pressed, Chief Justice
Marshall. john FOsktd, Stage driver. .-as
arraigned at the bar on the charge OF roht,ng
me y. .. uidii, lDetWeeh FettrSDurS ana ihi|-
city.) For the Prosecution, Mr. SIatar,I, L.
>. Attorney Tor the prisoner, MIR. John VIII
liams. The Jury brought il the ,srGic, OF
guilty
We understand, that The Pirates (about 20
who were OF the crew nf the IN esistabie aud
have been confined in this city since last sum
meI. at which time they we've found guiIty,
subject 10 IN exception carried up To the Su-
preme Court, will probably he this day bro't
INTO COnrt 10 receive their Sentence.
" Several Advertisements, aud other arti-
cles, unavoidably omitted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23

UniIsd States consul 10 Tansirr. in The.
kingdom OF Morocco. vice James Simp-
sou, deceased.
fan annual salary OF 5000 dollars, is,
by law, attached TO this consmiship.
Dah. Amcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-23
GREAT FIRE AT MONTH Ear.

A destructive fire occurred in Monire-
al. on Thursday the 4ih inst. which con
sumed upwards OF twenty dwelling hOus-
es, exclusive Of stables and oul-h0uses.
Tue Montreal Theatre also, has shared
the fate of those of Philadelphia and
Washington. The buildings were prin-
cioally of wood, and generally Inhabited
by poor people. who have lost their all
but we have not room for PARTICULARS
About 5000. were insured al The Mouire-
al and Quebec Insurance Offices. The
day following mill, belonging TO the
government. situate OIL The Isle OF 81.
Helen's, was also DESTROYED by fire.
The Utica Patriot states, that OIL Fri
day, The 4ih inst. the woods i'll The viciDi-
~ Of WATERFOWL and Sacketi's Harbor,
were OH fire. The people were out for
many miles 10 stop its progress. The
village of WatertOwn and the large ship
at Storrs' harbOr we're considered IN dan
ger. The officers aud soldiers we're
exerting themselves 10 save the latier.-
The road usually travelled was repdered
impossible by the fire and smoke.
Horticuhnrai.-Ea Early potatoes were ex-
hihiied OH the 2d instant, AT Montreal, aud
OH the Sd, cucmmbers were cut, in the
garden of Mr.. John Howlev, near Kings
Ton, Upper Canada. Neither OF these
vegetables, we believe, have yet been
produced at the New York markets.
N. Y. Com. Adr.
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NORFOLK, May l7.-By letter receiv-
ed in town, per Steam Boat Norfolk, from
Baltimore, we learn, that Capt. CHARLES
q. RIDGLEY, is appointed 10 The com
nand of ihe Frigate Constellation. that
she is destined 10 the Pacific, and that
Col. FORBES, agent to the Buenos Ayrean
Government, goes out in her. Beacon.
May 20.-flon. Thomas Newton, men,
Der Of Congress- from This District, and
Lady CONS. Rodgers aud Porter, Com.
missioners of the Navy Board /; Captain
Ridgley, and Lieut.. Shubrick of the o..
s. Navy, came passengers in the Steam.
Boat Virginia yesterday from Baltimore.
80.
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A Price Current of the llth uliimo re
ceived by the owner OF tho Hector, give
a particular account OF the grain market,
which, from The reduction OF price, leaves
little or no room 10 hope for the opening
of the ports of England for the intrOduc-
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Maya.
COhen'S Offices. Norfolk and Baltimore.
BRILLIANT IOTTEkY

PoR FINISHING AND coMPLErING THE
CATHOLIC CAT HEDRAL CHURCH,
IN THR cry BALTIMORE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05
BY the President Of ,he Unifed States.


NxJHEREAs, by an act of Congress passed on the
w l7th Of March 1890. entitled An act to au-
thorize the President of the United States 10 ap-
point Receiver Of the Public Monies and Register
of the Land Office for the district Of LaSrence
county in the Arkansas territory" il is enacted.
tha, any person, having claim TO right OF pre-.
emptipn within the said district, shall make krowu
bis claim and location, according TO the provision
Of the laws now in force, to the Register. at least
.if weeks before the time TO be designs'ed by the
President of the United States for issuing patents
to the soldiers Of the late army, entitled 10 bounty
land in said district
Therefore, James Monroe, President OF The U:
States, do hereby designate The fourth Monday OF
November next, as the time at which patents rs
aforesaid shall commence to issue
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing.
ton, the eighteenth of Arril, 1920
BY the President, JosrAB Mg1cs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the laws
Of the United States, viii insert the above cnce
week till the first OF November next, and send the'f
accounts to the General Land 0aice for payment.
May 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05
UNION FACTORY

THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and The public in general. that they
have added TO their establishment complete set
Of new Cards, suitable for csrding of Meiino WOOL
an the best manner, which together with their for
mer machinery make their establishment complete
Wool OF all grades carded into rolls at he low
est terms They wish TO receive wool for manu-
Featuring on shares or contract, as may best suit
their employers They continue TO carry on their
Clothing business, ia all its various branches. Ev.
cry attention will be paid to the colorpg of Grapes,
Bombazettes, silks, &c The following persons
Will receive and forward any articles intended for
The Union Factory.
GEORGE LAWTON, 7iperfon.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisfo! Ferry.
EDWARD STANH0PE, and
J. w. WATSON, Ne,stOrt
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks to
their old customers and solicit the continuance of
their iavours. JOHN BABCOCK
MOSES LAWT0N.
Portsmouth, June =, 1890.
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SPRING COODS.1
II Nesv apply Of Seasonabk Dry

II Nesv apply ef Seasoaabe Dry
GOODS.
Are just received from the Nsw-Yoik Auc-
tons, & offered for sale, (for Cash onIy) by
ROBERT p. LEE,
NO. ia, Ihames.sfrees.
(Ivhere he Aubiie are resheeyuay invited 10
call Ssd e.ran'ine for Memselves.)
They consis, OF the following articles, with
variety Of Others Dot mentioned;
XTRA superiine blue and black
IL BROADCLoTHs.
Common ditto, from IS to dollars
Real double mild black and blue CASHMERE
Common ditto, variety Of colours, from 4s6 to
les.
Black. white. olive, light, blue, drab and crimson
Grapes, for Sii piece.
Blue. black, brown, olive, orange. crimson and
sra arief glomhazstta
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05

THE pleasantly situated House, il

THE pleasantly situated House, in
Il Howard-street. now occuried BY Mr JoHs
n wnsrLwaioar. in good repair with fne gar.
den and some fruit trees A double Dwelling
House, in Mii.s,reet. No 2. and 8 large Two
Story Dwelling House on the Point. with shop.
now occupied by Mrs Martha SAITH
One ninth of the BUCK Factory 4 appertensnccs.
The Congdon Place (st Portsmouth, H. now
occupied BY Mr. NrcaoLs HAssARp.
.s,ss "a new Store in Fal'.River, (Mass.) suits-
Die for the Dry Goods & Grocery business. Terms
reasonable apply to the subscriber, No S, Market.
squsre, who keeps ss usual good assortment OF
Groceries and Hardware. wholesale and retail.
HENRY MOORE.
Newport. June z, 1890. W)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05
POETRY.
REDEccA's SONG.

Frem "IvAnuos," by the Author Of wayerly. &c
WHEN Israel. Of the Lord beloved,
Out from the land Of bondage came,
Her fathers God before her moved,
An awful guide IN smoke and flame
BY day, along the astonish'd lands
The cloudy pillar glided slow,
by night. Arabia's crimsond sands
Returned the fiery columns glow.
There rose the choral hymn Of praise,
And trump and t,imbrei answered keen,
And lions daughters pour'd their lays,
With priests and warriors voice between.
no portents now our foes amaze,
forsakcn Israel wanders lone {;
onr fathers would ~ ot know 2Ky ways,
-ihd Ihs. hast left them to their own.
tut present still. though now unseen.
Wheo brightly shines the prosperous day,
&c thoughts OF Thee a cloudy screen
To temser the deceiilul ray.
And oh, when stoops on Judsh'spatb
In shade and storm, the frequent nights
b. Thou, long suffering, slow TO wrath,
a burning and shining light
Our harps we left by Babcl's streams
The tyrant's jest, the Gentie's scorn,
No censer round our altar beams.
And mute are timbrel, trump and horn.
But Thou hast ssid, the blood Of goat,
The flesh Of rams, wiIi not prize
n contriie heart, a humDe thought,
Are mine accepted sacrifice
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05
YALUdBLE FARM.

T~HE srbscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
i in M;ddletown, about one rnilc and half from
the state house in Newport Said Farm contains n
bout so acres Of land. with great quantity of excel
lent fruit trees, Of ell knds-together with the bud
ings thereon standing. For other Information in
quire Of ALANSoN PECkhtr'
AsJtietovn Feb 10.