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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

The late Eah OF Exeter had been divorced
fioin his frs "ise, woman Of fashion, and OF
| somowha, more gaieiy Of manness than " lof d.
who lo.e their ladies'" IKE. He de,ermin. d
10 seek ou, second wife in humber sphe G
Of life, and that il should be one, who, having
no knowledge of his rank, should love hiIo
Tor himself alone. For this purpose he weot
and settled ineogniso (undsr the name of Mr
Jones) ct Hordnet, an obscure village 10
Shropshire. He made oyerturcs TO one o.
two damsels 10 the neighboihood, but they
were too knowing 10 be taken in by him
His manners not boorish, his mode Of LIE was
retired, il was too, odd how he Got hs iiysii
hood, and at last he began TO be lsken for q
highwsymsn. In this diemms be turned 10
Miss Hoggins, the eldest daughter Of ANAL
farmer, al whose house he lodged. Miss
Hoggip., il might seem, had not been used
to romp with the clowos there wss some
thing in the manners Of their quiet but &C.
ceutric guest that she liked. AS he found he
had inspired her with that kind Of regard
which he wished for, he made hono:s sble pro-
posalss,o her, and az tho end OF some months
hey were married without his letting her
know who ho was. They set OF in pos
chaise from her fathers house. In thi, man
uer they arrived at Stamford, and passing
through the town without stopping ill they
came TO the entrance OF Burlsigh PAX, which
was on the outside OF il. The gates aew @.
pen, tac chaise entered, and drove d9gn h.
long avenue Of trees, that leads up 10 the
front Of this fine mansion. As, they dew
Gear u, and she seemed a lhile surprised
where they were going, he said Well my dear
this is Bolieish House, il is the home pro.
missed 20 bring you to, snd you are the Coun
tess of Excite =" IL is said the shock Of
this discovery wa, too much for ,hi, young
gesture, srd that abe never recovered il. II
was sensation worth dying for. Ye Thu
sand and one 7aIes ot he arabian ,ghFs
: entertainment hide your diminished heal !.
oever wished to have bcea lord but when
| think o! this story.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
RON Ep v.


A Lady the o,hec day was asked by an en-
vious ie male acquaintance her sge; "Reai
y," said she, 81 do no, know, bu, mus, DO
apou, thit,y." at is very extraordinary"
replied the other vita q sneer, "ths, you do
not know yQur age" 81 never count my
years" said the Lady am not afraid OF
iosiog a single year; none of my female
irieocs will rob me Of one"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

No /. Custom HouSe Lomf.
WILL hi, day open Fifteen Ba!cs and Boxes of
w CoODs. suitable for the present and spproaeh-
ilg Sesson which he has taken great deal Of pains
TO purchase, in order 20 sell very cheap. Al tioyo
Who want good cloths for little money, wilido we'll
to cal and see for themselves.
.4,Resg he Goods noss openflg are fbe foll0Isire:
Supe fine, fne anu eOmmon blue broadci6ihs.
snpertne black Brosdciolhs brown and crsb Cioti.,
for great coats and surtouts complete assortment
Of Eassmeres and pc'Ice Cloths for Ladies coats:
douhe-mied Csssimeres; Deyonshire ke-seys
Plaius md Red Caps; complete assortment Of
Fisnnels twIi!ed and plain superb lot Of $50 kds
Catpetng, from 6s to 6s9d. stair Carreng SGD y,l
BsndanHs, Flag aud black silk Handkts Cotton, Flag
and MaGrsss Randkls Genilemens Ctava,s, ,mi,a.
,iou Linen Hanlkis. figured pop.ins, silk Ve!seis;
cotton veiyesi Shee,ings and Sbirtings; sewing
Co;tuns by the pound, very nice; Caroline plads !,
Scotch psIds; p-ih D1mbazet;s from is6i To 81
the yi figured Bomba7e,;s; Norsted Hosiery a
superb 10, of Cashmere Shsws, pls,n si,,i. fcdred
borders ihck fancy Nesngs; Comfor,ers Tor
beds. we'll made al 2s gentlemen and ladies Bea-
yer Gloves blue aud green CalIicnes. Kid Gloves;
common Csmbrics Jiconct Cambrics Muil nui
Muslin shear Muslin figured muslin tldkis Lin.
en- Cambrics; Linen .Shiftings ard Sheetngs q
beau,ilul assortment OF Thread Laces Damask and
Diapers. American Bingham Checks end Stripes:
Pins and Needles and many other sl.Isies TOO nu-
merous to- mention. Oct. q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
" POM TING"

A sporting sehoo!master, . few days sincc,
bought dog OF the fsintsr, breed; bot tho
aniDsl, on ttiai, MOI possessing the necessary
qualifications, was returned by Inc porchsset,
ccompsoied by note, quantity stating that
,ho dog knew nothing of nuscsuation ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
BILIOUS DISORDER.

GLOW DO you 90, Jack !! w-.st sils you msn |!
Inquired hiend OF BAnnis,er." Oh F! my
deer fsliow, I have sterriblc bilious disorder:
- lude ID l did not know before, thsi you
were subject 10 bile ~ On no. but am sub.
ieet 10 hesp OF bills, Which .,n't pay, and
Il TIA, be not b.!:os, di.crdsr, pray what
Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
NEW GOODS.

UHRVE1 SESSIONS.
81 AS just received, good assortment of Goods.
( suitable to the season--whick lie offers at
small advance from the cosi-tiz-
Londen black aud blue DrOsdclo;hs md CASH
meres. DO tsncy colors do. So black Bonfh ssins
.5S black gnd coored do Nsrkn and Canton Grapes;
India black and colored Levsntinss, Crepe shaws
Grape org ,hawls Engiis! Cashmere org shawis;
Cashmere shawls; flag md black ak Edk's. fancy
silk 10 Gauze do, whae aud black six GauZc;
black, white ard plaid Lu,stripgs Parsso's, cheap;
garni,ure and pain Ribbons Merno shsw's; Ito
iidkts black, whie and co!orod India six shavs
black and oolored India sstns; sk Vestings; blue
ard yellow Narkins Furniiores and Cope plates;
ohesp csiicoea Rombsxe,s furniture and common
DmQty d 4 and GA Gotten C6mbricks Jsconet do;
and 6.4 sheer Muslins India. Null and Book do;
Musiiu ano Leno Ildkfs, with borders, Linens
and iofg Lawns Linen Cambria Eokfs Feather
Fans striped and white Jeans mixed Csubets foy
COATS aud pantaloons--blesched and unbeached A
nercsn Coitons. great varie,y-Plaids and stripes
-Bedticks, &c &c &c. July "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

II. I. LIES.
@ UTERINE ard common bue AMI black Broad
~ cloths cassimeres; iashionsbie Feii.e Cloths ;
pis'n aud hgared Engiish P.snnels4 Csiicoes, ava.
riciy. nerino Shssis AID Hdkts imitation. ditto
hook ssd eno sInsins book muslin Hdkfs super
black silk, 10 bali and wee Thread best Iiaisn
sewing silk horn, slieii and ivory Combs black
and eoiored Grapes: black. green aud white Italian
Grape, i;on.bsze,is, VEN elieAp 3ombs zeens Va
leneia yesung. hoen Csnbrics long Lawns muil
and jiconet Muslns Cotton Can,bries D;ni,ies /;
striped Jeans; Hosiery, great variety cheap Irish
Linens shirtines aud sneetibgs; kniting Co,tons
cotton Floss.
1he above articles, with great yafie,y not men
toned viii be- sold much lover than before of.
fered Those who irh to clolhe themselves cheap,
will do we'll 10 Call at
No. ia, 2hamss.st.
Newport, sept. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
A PUN.

A gentleman hsving fallen into the river
Es, wa, mentioning the circumstsnce 20 Sir
r--- A.. end added, "ss You sray SOP
pose, I was pretty well wet" Yss," Fepii
ed the punning bsronet, ~ should think we,
IN the LIZ sregm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
TREASON WITH VENGEANCE.

Whi,aket, in his history OF Manchester, re-
history, "two dogs suffered death for assault.
log one Of the lions of tho Tower, on the
principle Of It's being treason oyo,nss royalty I!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

Coles, in his excellent history Of plants, no.
tees tho y.tsues CT hemp thus loconicaIly -
" BY ibis cordsge ships arc goided, belts s'e
rung, beds are corded, and rosues arc kept
in awe"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

A poor nsn, named Whittingham, no.
wards OF eighty five yesrs OF ego, residing
Nsotwich, who lost his sight. five years ago,
f'om apparent natural debility, is sisted 10
have recovered, without any medical aid OF sp
pIics,ion whs,over, 4 few days seo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
POI TRY.
rRoM THg sEw sosIuLr MAGAZINE.
TIE AUcTYONEEK .1.vD THE LATTER

A city Auctioneer. one Samuel saubbs,
Did greater execution with his hammer,
Assisted by his pufiiag clan,or.
Than Cog AMI Nsgog with their clubs,
Or that great fee-ta.fum OF war,
The scandinavian Thor,
Did with bis m.llet, which (see Bryant's
Mythology feiid stDulest giants,
For Samuel kDock'd down houses. churches,
And woods OF oak and elols and brches,
With < eater ease than mad Orlando
Tore the FIRST tree be laid his hand TO.
lie ought in reason, TO have raised his own
Lot by Knocking others down.
And had he been cootrnt with sinking
His hammer and his hand, and taking
Advantage Of what broutht him grIsi, he
Might have beeo as rich as Christie;
But somehow when the midnight bci, bow
Sounded along CheaPsde It's knell,
Gus spark was busy in PaDtmsii
Shaking his elbow
Marking with paw upon bis mSzZaru,
The turns o. hazzsrds
or, rafting IN box the dice,
Which seem'd as IL grudge they bore
TO Slubbs for often in trice
Dawn on the nail lac wa. compelled 10 pay
All that his hammer brought him m the day,
And sometimes more.
Runs, like male Penelope. our wight
what he had done 10y day undid by night,
No wonder, therefore, if like her,
II vas besct by ciamorOus brutes,
Who owded round him to prefer
IBeW several SUITS
Cine SIR ,nipps the tailor, bad the longest o
Bill for many suits OF rsimept,
And n,luray thought he had the strongest
Claim Tor payment
But debts Of honor mast be pad
Whate'er becomes OF de5ts oi trade;
AM 30 our stylish auciorer,
From month to DD!hh throughout tue year.
Excuses, falsebOods, pleas alleges.
" batteries, compliments aud piedges.
When IN the latter mood one day,
ue suueeaed ,hig hand, aud swore 10 pay
"Bdt when! next Bon,h-you may depend ont
NY dearest snips, beIore the cnd ONT.
your.fsCe proc'a,mr IN every feature,
You're kind soul. know you are, Snipp'"
"Ay, 50 you said SIX months ago,
But such fle words, I'D have you know,
Buuer psrsnips.
Ib.s id. he bade the lawyer draw
A special wit,
Serve it on Stubs, and follow IL
Up with the utmost rigor of the law.
This lawyer was friend ofS,ubbs,
Tust is to say,
io clvi way,
WHERE business in,crposes not its rubs;
Foc yhere the main chance ia in question,
Damon leaves Pytiias TO The stake,
Pylsdes and Orestes break,
Aud Alexander cuts Hoph lion
But wh9n our man Of law mDs' sue has friends,
Tsn'o'd politeness made emeods
60 when he met our Auctioneer,
Into his out STRETCHED hands he thrust his
Writ, and said with trlenlhy leer,
"ry lear. dear S,pbbs pray DO me iustce5
In this aifsir. hope you see
No censure can attach 40 me--
Don't eiaertsin n wrong impression
I'm doug now what must be done
IN my profession -
Sand 80 am l." stubbs answered with irown,
30 crying "Going-going- gone =
lie knocked him down, ,......
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
----ssS SNN


Bathc ,hs pa, affected IA ashes and water
ado 10 sbc yoIk Of an egg, s,y drop. Of spi'is
ofturpenjiDe, few beat leaves cut hoe,
smail qurn'i y Of hard soap, one yea spooniuli
pi snu II o, fac tobacco, then add one table
spoonfut OF buint salt, and oue OF Indian
meal, and it nevcr fails to effect u cure il ep.
piled in season.
The woman who derives her principles
from the Bible, and her smusemeOts from
jnteiicc usi sources, G ON the beauties OF "a
tute, snd from actual employment and exer.
else, will no, pant TO- 6ehodsrs. She is po
Samogous besgar tor The extoiied aims Of
pdmitati She lives on her own, stock.
Ne tesou,ces are within herselt--she pos
sesses the uuest independence. She does
not ait tor he opinion oi, the world, to- know
II she is right; nor for the applause Of The
world, 10 know Il sbe is happy.
Too many religious people fancy that the
infec ,ious air OF the world is confined 20 the
bal. Scom, or the play house, and that when
you have escaped ffcU, these you are go, out
OF the each of its ccRission. Blu, the con,a
Gioo follows wherever there 10 human heart
left to its own ne,uta impulse. And though
We allow that places and ca emstsnees gres,iy
contribute to aogment Suimioish the evil |;
add ths, ptudcn, Christian will always avoid
an atmosphere WINCH he thinks not quite
wholesome, ye' whoever lives 10 the close
examination Of his Own heart, will sill hod
somei hing of the morbid miscniri ciingog to
IL, which eiil require constant waIching,
whatsoever te his climate or bis county.
W. are continually nyiog 20 false reiuges,
cling,og to false holds, resting on false sup.
pot,s: ss they are uncertain, they dissppoint
as, q. they sro weak, they tail US but as they
arc numerous, when ono fails, ano,h,r pse
senus itself. Till they slip Irom under ",
~ never suspect how much we rested upon
them. Lite glide, swsy IN q perpetual sue
cessicn OF these false dependencies and sue
cessivs ptivaions.
We re toid IA, a, he late levee at Ejin.
hu, :. no k,ag kissed not less ,han thou.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
SHLATHl&G G PAPER. LINSEED
4

Oil, ; AVE rs, &c.
\ CONSTANT supply of the following kinds &c
"a Paper, of very superior quality, may be had
by applying,o
+. w. LAW TON,
Co-7eT J WashlngiOn Square and 71ames-
SueeL-VIz:
Fine sheathng for Copper-sand shesthing--
Double and single wrapping, extra sizes-Kentsh
Cap, for Hardware, &c.
L O,
20 bbs WaterE1ans Linsced OIL
10000 w O. uhd SLAVES
60 600 CIGARS
CJ- One :uperfine LINENS, CHEAP by the
piece OF yard.
Newport, July Y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE.

KFNI rs = I +. OK SNLE,.
TEE uhscriber mp latirg removs! from this
state. offers for sale lis estate. siiuatc on the
Point, consisting Of dwelling. House. and SIX lots
of land, near to and adjoining The house.
Also.
The scop Fancy burtIien5S tons, good staurch
vessel, weh found, and in good oider Tor sea-now
lying al Marbles Gate Dennis) wharf, on the Pontr
where ste may he seen.
For particulars an terms OF sale nf TIE above o.
rerty. apply To PEIfG BATTLES.
Newport, July "a, 1892 LuI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
L,aTESr LuPOR7.aTT0.Ns OF
SPRING GOODS.
JAM : HAMMOND,
mas 2USr REcBIggD,

JAM = H. MMOND,
mas 2Usr REcgIggD,
l. XTRA super and superfne real London and
IL French tsshionaDe blue AID bl.cx Broadcioihs
aud EAsslperes
Elegant patterns Of fashionable Vss,ings-Msnda-
ra Grape And foren'ine tot 60.
irish iJuens aud Linen CAubrics, in whole and
half pieces, remarkably cheap
English twist sud Waitham powerlocm cotton
Sbirtlngs.
Pine Crsyat MusiiDs, and fancy or PLAIN Craval
handkerchefs
Company Flag and Rsrdaono bdkfs.
DouOIc lad single black Barcelona do.
b,ne, mszaru blue Gnd yellow NanSins.
Ss.tinets C4ssines, Y0k stripes snd striped Jeans
Long and snort ok AM COTTON Hosiery.
Webb's Patent suspeDders-best beaver Gloves
SILK and cotton Umbrellas
-
Gngham Robes & Piail, and plain silks
Cambria Cinphaus Bsc. sinchsws
undresscd Prints " Black LustiinBs
Csmb,,ys e Craze Dresses
Csmbac A,usans = Nsnkin Grapes
Mul IN J4coDet do T. Canton DO
! | book sIuslins Wiite and colored sat .
Dmiues TINS
Cambria Dmi'ies Do do Levantines
Doubie and snSie Jeans = White and black Italian
KID and silk Gloves Grapes
six ,1d cotton tiose y Green Italian Grape and
BGm5s,ins & Gau1e
Bombszeus silk and Grape scafs
6duZe FlAnnei &GEapt sDGWs
Long lawn and linen cam. MerinO Hdkfs
brio Adkis y Fancy siik do
-
CARPET INGS.
Ridderminster, Ingram and Venetian Carpe,ings,
OF superior qualities, fashionable patterns. AMI as
cheap as is to be bought in New York or Boston.
r.
Furniture Dmity & Linen and cotton Damask
Do CacUes SDsmask Table Cloths
bedtickngs NAPKINS.
Lineo & cotton sheetngs :: Crash
Green Fable Cloths Fine birds eye Diaper
o. and 90 green eai1e ; auss. Diaper
NEW PAPi. .,-H 4 NGlNGS. ~
JOS, opeGed, further supply Of new and elegant
French and american Paper-HanginBs, at prices
much less than ever fore known
BOOKS AND oIhIlON AIRY,
AMI fancy and staple Articles, Of nearly e,eFy de-
scIptico, usually 10 he found in book store.
Also,
Tea TRAYS Wine w ,iters, bread and knife Dssk
cts, and otter Japanned Ware
House Brushes of the best kinds Whi,e.wasis
acd Hearth co
Looking GiaS}es. Brteonis Ware Knives and
Forks, Bsa5s >u,iggas Shovel and Toogs, Bellows.
Csndiestick L-Rps ana other articles oi'hoase'
l .l...f.. n y AZ. . a.
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY,

The Circulating Library,
OF 1000 VOLUMES,
And upwards, conLiuues 10 be repienIshed with al,
Nav WORKS iit,ing the same
SeNpcEt Mat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
CARPEIINGS.
NEW PAPLn-HANGlNGS

jos opened, a further supply OF new and eiegsr
French and .imerican Paper-Hangings. at price
much less than ever IA fore known
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

W. &c i-ld "a, a, nc late levce at Eln.
hu, no k,as kissed not less ,han q thou.
ssni ladies', old anl young lion. nsissr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

ri VOLATILE AhOM TIC
.S.NUFF, }o, Head. dche & CaiGrrh.
rCuNNsSnED by DOci. WATERHcuss.
a. uos eVnv,ss tiy kep, fcr sale hy
May 10, is2Q. SAMUEL W. NiNsoN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

TPRTR7TAG Of all tinGs. s.ereeused -
. sansf.eiory msa-er @ a' ysse..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
IYRlTIlVG LESSONS.

w. II. MOVES viii commence a
course Of lessons at Mr. Samuel Places G4a, On
rhursdsy 26,. INST
Rours OF tuutioa from 10 to ~ A. NJ. from 7to
AMI from to9PN sept. IS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-13
AW FUI, ACCIDENT.

HARRISBURG, PA. SEPT. TN Friday,
the 50th ult. VII Jacob Bremen, II
Swatra township in this county, accom-
panied by young brother, went into the
woods for the purpose of hunting squn
rels with their rifles. Their dog having
freed squirrc!, Mr.. Bremen asked his
brother, who was sitting near the tree
to lend MIN his ride, and while III the &C,
Of handing the two rifles. it IS supposed
the locks came in contact, when one OF
the rifles discharged, and the contents
went into the breast Of Mr.. JACOB Bremen
who instantly expired without a struggle
The deceased mas left wife and one
child TO bcmoaD his uotimely death.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-13
NORTHERN CANAL.

We under.iand, that the dam across
the Hudson a, ForEdward is completed,
and il is likely to answer every purpos
Tor which it was designed. On Iettin..
the " ater into the feeder from this dam,
1t gave FIVE feet water in the canal /,
depth more than sufiicicn, Cor the ordina
ry purposes OF canal navigation. Bul
while we congratulate the public on the
completion of this dam, We regret 10
slate, that the navigation near Schuyler.
vile, in Saratoga, will be interrupted iu
consequence of the destruction Of part
of the arch across Fish Creek. AS soon
as the repair shall have been effected, the
navigation will be complete from White
hall to Saltwater. Saratoga Sentinel.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-13
Greek Save in Liver1io0L

LIVERPOOL, AUG. z. The domestic
misery experienced by the wretche.i
Greeks, who fall prey to the avarice O.,
cruelty Of the Turks may be conceive,.
from the following fact. Captain Dob
son, of the Arab, recently arrived in tn
pou from Smyrna, has brought with hin,
Greek boy, about len years Of age,
whom he actually purchased for eleven
shilliDgs. The youth was sold al the
common bazaar, together with his mo
thcr, brothers, and sisters, his father ha-
wing been previously killed.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-13
PUNISHMENT OF FELoNs.

A change is said to be contemplated in
England relative to the transportation of
felons. Ii has been found that Danish
ment to a place SO much praised as New
South Wales, has no terrors 10 the gull.
ty. 1t has been proposed TO substitute
Bermuda as the place of exile, and TO
employ the convIcts on the numerous
government works commenced in that
Island. For the youthful conyicts, it is
proposed to send them to the settlements
on the coast of Africa, and there TO be
regimeD,ed and disciplined.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-13
SPANISH DEPREDATIONs.

The U. s. schr. Grampus, from ST..
Barts, arrived az 81. 1homas OH the 10th
GIt. The schr. Coque,te, from George
town, ID. T.. arrived the same day, having
been boarded by the Spanish brig Pam
cheI,a, and robbed OF provisions, clothes
&c. and otherwise i'll treaIed. The schr.
Dash, then in COMPANY, shared a like
fate. The Panchet,a. ii was said, sailed
from Porto Rico. The Captain informed
that he had orders from government to
overhoul every American vesse, he fell
in with,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-13
EMIGRATION 70 TIE U STATES,
t.,> No,,;rnhav,, cErA N -

(ansl, no doubt, all tory papers viii &C ~.
the precious iniormationD Last week.
on the arrival of some English families AZ
Liverpool, from Ametica--that golden
soil which was to cure eyery woe. ami
where, according to the notsons OF certain
republican advocates in this sfGau;ry, true
liberty and happiness wese Alone to be
iound-an aged man, formerly resident
OF Belpar, was SO overjoyed at setting
foot once more upon his dear native land,
that he fell upon his face and kissed the
ground, and not contented with that, he
actually took up portion Of the earth IN
his hand and ate it,"
We do not believe one word Of this
paragraph. And were it true, what docs
! it prove! Not what the writer intended
surely-that America is nor country in
which honest industry may acquire an ca.
| sy competency, with nothing 10 fear from
the tax-gatherer, the 1.-THE ga,herer, or
the pension.galherer; and that England is
that happier land: but it proves that one
individual, whose want of talent or oil per.
severance has prevented him from mer.
| ging from his pristine obscurity, and ma.
king his way to fortune like thousands Of
his fellow country men, has returned
home disappointed; and finds that toss
or two in gale Of wind on his passage
has invigorafed his amor hauiae. We
wonder what landing place of our gooG
town was immorlalized by the old mans
alterations. Had he cast his eyes upon
the shipping in our spacious docks, he
would have seen that the finest portion
of them came from that Country he So
empha,icaily. spurned had he beheld
our v arehouses he would have seen them
stored with our manufactures, about to
be shipped for that country, and with the
rich returns OF that trade, to which Lii.
vetpool owes much Of its prosperity
Did the old dotard, we ask, ever behold
in america such distress, such pining star.
vat!on,a as that now experienced in Ireiandf
His affected exhibition Of eating some oil
the mud on landing, must have been We.
ry diverting TO the bystanders who doubt.
less thought him more curious than nice
sub are the fooleries caught up by We.
nal set Of scribblers,by which they hope to
raise an antipathy agains, great and
worthy people, whose language, man
ners, laws, institutions, and origin have
made them brothers, but whose natural
bonds Of affection towards, these canting
panders Of corruption would burst asun.
der. The offence is, thai the nation az
fords practical illustration Of the fact
that a country may enjoy freedom and
! happiness zyith a CHEAP government, with.
Out any approach to that anarchy and con-
fusion, which the legi,imaies so fondl.
preach up, when the slightes, hin: is 81
ven on the propriety OF reducing any Of
our extravagant or sinecure ,expenditure
/ Liverpool Mercury.