The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-27
PICTURE or Ne ". YORK.
Prom the National Advocate.

MonSieur. Edlt0r---Je sulS irancalsc,
Won Frencbimen. did come into this
conuee pour libertee .ranquilite---for
pauyre France mdlhereusement, dcre is
de grand confusion la--veIl sair, ! arrive
Ell Nouyelle York--oh, il is bootiful cite.
bellville--I have de Judgement en- rem
Broadway Ia joii reu---hne street
saire, jessui malade, | ann vei sick, mai
! have no de fevre, jean, de yellow fever.
did go to sleep yer wel--en dc NOM
ing vat you sail call just,at the peep OF
de day, am rouse Wis dc grand tappage
great npise--I ouvre lc fenetre, ope
de window, and | did say, vat you want,
oh? Begar, it vas two petit negree--de
littcl black divii Vat sweep dc shiminee--
de say, We will sweep de shIminee. AL
lez vousen---tliable--go way--yat you
makee dc noise, eh (? for Wy you derange
my rest ? Sair, de negroe shake de head
and go away, singing yer loud SSueeb,
Sweeb. ! go to my bed--encore am
fatigue. BY and by directly, ven shall
go to sleep again, ! hear more confusion
---Meeh. Meelk-Ouso--lw. Vat is
all dat? ! discover it is dc la't--de milk
vat you drink in dc cotiee--diablc mon
porte, Tor Wy you sell de milk yidoul
make the grand noise {? Yer soon ] hear
encore Won auue chose--klam-de
Roe&aaray Klam. Vat is KAams get
out of NY bed encore avec de NAL de
te,e, vid grand pain IN my head. Sair,
| cannot live i'll dis dam contree---l walk
en- Broadway aptres dinner--dere is Won
li,tel coquin, he erie, Rosk, 7e KoSk
Ven it is night, | hear, Or Xo,n. Ot
horn. Vat de diable is On Korns ask
de negree lady vat sell dc article. dis,
cover, par example, it is vat We give to
de concbons---de hogs Ell my countree
Den Gere is de cart--de bclls-de gig
de bake pare. Sair, you have dc belle
villr---cv handsome ladi---de dandy gen
timsn-mai YOU make too much noise
pour moi--you viii make me go To dc
osptai, vat you shall call dc mad house.
viii 60 To Won place call Babelon--dcye
is no noise daIt and, sair, If | cannot
sleep il. ranquilite, begar lviIl so back
To France encore.
Monsieur Editor. votre tres humble
serviteur, LA CARMAGNOLE.
A Quaker having bought horse
which proved un sound, of a gentleman
named Bacon, he wrote 10 inform him ol
it, but receiving no answer Shortly
after, meeting the seller, he requested
him to tax, back the horse, which the
other positively refused to do.--Fmding
his remonstrances OF no avail, the Qua
ker calml, said, Friend thou hast dout-
less hearn of the devil entering into the
herd of swine, ,>and l find he still sticks
fast in the Bacon. Good morning to
thee, Friend 20
A celebrated lawyer in this state rid.
ing through country town, stopped at
house to inquire his way the old wo-
man of the house told him he must keep
on straight for some way, and then turr
to the right; but said she herself was ;
going to pass the road that he must take
and that il he would wait few moment:
till she could get her horse ready she
would show him the way. Well (sait
hey bad company is better than none
make haste--.Aiter jogging on S or
miles, the gentleman asked if they hat
not come to the road that he must take
% yes (said she) we passed it two o.
three miles back, but thought bat
company better Than none, so ! kept you
along with me.