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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
Sta.e of khot.t Island, &c.
In GenrraI Y4Ssen.tiy, Janasry Session, Il. d.
1922
AN ACT,

AN ~
To sdi0urn the January Term the Court Of Com
mon Peas and GcnerG Sessions oil the Peace Cor
the County Of mt:
scciion he II enacted 6y the General .4ssembtg.
crd " 'te cTphory fherecfn IL enacted. That the
Cour, oi Common Pleas and General Sessions sf
'h: Peace, which by law il 20 be holden at East.
Greenwich. within and for the County Of Kent, on
the third Monday of January instant, shalt be, and
the same ID hereby adjourned TO The lhrd Monday
Of Febrasny next
Sec 2, md te IL fwfher enacted That all buai.
ness now standing continued from the Court OF
Common Pleas aud Geaers, sessions OF the Peace.
holden Tor said county of Kent. on the third Mon
dsv NJ August last, shall and may be proce ded in
and finished by the Court TO be holden by adjourn
men, according to this act.
Sec ). .3td bs it further c7cti.6, That all ~fas
reSutns rccognIza ances, executions, summonscs and
other processes and proceedings sresdy issued, or
which heresfic nAy be issued prior 10 the time to
which said Court by this act is adjourned, shalt be
reurnsbIe, and shall be returned 10 the term Of
said Cotrt, 10 be holden on the third Monday in
February next, according to this NC, P,orided.
however that this act sLsll not be construed to
thorze the issuing Of any original writ of arrest
summons in any cvh action returnable 10 said
Gocrt to he holden by adjournment Is aforesaid
and all writs, declarations and plesdings in civil
sections already commenced for said nuary term
of said Court shall he flied in the manner and
at The same time or times 4 this act had not
been passed
Sec 4 ind be IL further e,acflH Tha, the secre.
,ary cause This ACT to he published forthwith in the
newspapers printed in the towns of Providence and
Newport. for the term Of three weeks
true copy Uitnen.
HENRY BOWEN Sesrtorv
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NOTICE.

TIE subscribers. Administrstors Of y. ROCS.
AfJvIERE. deceased, hereby notify ,hs cfcds
itors ct said estate tbs, the Court od Probate have
ordered distribution of eleven cents on the dollar.
OF their respective claims which will be paid on sP.
piication TO William Ennis.
KICHA RID X. RANDOLPH.
WV. ENNIS.
.Nsrso~s. J1n,a-y %. 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
NEWPORT BANK

A T the ann1st Snae,ing Of t,e Stockholders or ,hA
"A Newport Bank. ON "Wednesday, the ID instsbt,
the following persons were chosen Directors tor Lac
present yesr-viz-
Consfanf a6er, Samuel Ycrnon J An So
chm, John CoggeshaH. I'm. s A 1I n. Joha
X. Shearm N, John .Ipiiliams, Sim4a Ne-y,o on,
and Srhhen Co'neH
And nj a subsequent meeting OF the UirehtorA.
CossTAsf TAsrp was elected President.
JOHN u sBEARNAN, Coshlr.
Ne,r,o-i. yrnua'b e 1922
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iNrsRksrIxc PROM uAyAYA.

INTERESTfNG PROM HAVANA.
Accounts from :he Havana 20 the lst
inst. received in Charleston, give the
pleasing report that Capt. Kea,pey, Of
The U. S. brig Enterprise, hss captured
another Of the pira,ical vessels which in
fest the coas, OF Cuba; and that he has
broken up their rendezvous Off Cape
Antonio.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
BLISS & MARSH,

No %, Broad. Street.
u ESPECTFULLY inform their friends sad the
IN public, that they continue the manufacture Of
Windsoy Chairs,
in all their variety. and in q satisfactory manner
The public assured they viii furnish Chairs on as
moderate terms, and Of as good quality as can be
obtained in any part Of this state, New York
AN fAvors gratefully acknowledged.
~ J. Goods and Groceries.
IN their fron, store they keep OIL hand general
assortment Of genuine Wes, India Goods and Grocc.
ries, which they determined TO sell small profit
Lamp Oil,
Of the best enality, 10 large small quantities. ker.
constastly on hand together with most other ar,i
ces usually called for in store of this description.
herbor'. January %, 1922. 10
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JDti " ~ RE,

no. 7hamer StyS15,
DEING now abort 10 close lis Gtp Goods busncss
10 offers his stdf Of Goods Al very low prices--,
lie requests those indebted TO him 10 cali and set,ln
their accounts without de'ay.His remaining goods
which are on hand. on the 2ist instant, he viii then
sell st Public Auction.
Sr,ybo.f Tdniinrt ", 1872
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NEWPORT BANK.

A regular meeting of the Board Of Directors,
"A OF the Newport Bank. holden on the 15ih inst.
WALTER NIosoLs was chosen a Director, IN iths
room Of SrsPHEs CoREELL, resigned.
JOHN u SHEAlMAS, CnsLicr.
.Neyb7rt, January %, 1922
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.MF.NOh.7ND.R
The brig Mary, Wilcox, Of this port, srr ived At
Havana, 10Th Dec from Charleston.
The sch Fame, appIeby, arrived at Pensacola,
Dec 5, from Norfolk
The sioop lnvincible. Tanner, Of this port, hss
arrived at Hsvsns, from Mobile.
Al Charleston, Jan g. sch Tassei, DAYTON, OF this
pert, 10 days from baltimore The >soop RAPID,
has sailed for SavsnNsh
Tire ship General jackson. Of Bristol has arrived
at New-vork. I06 days from St Petersburg, last
from Cork
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

-. 10 be sold al Pubic Aucuol
Or'fhe ish Of First Month az c'e!ecE,
n. M. on ne hrtn1ises " Jar, U nor me
first fair day ajfer) -. r,..
TINE estate now cnpied BY the Subscri-
l. Der, near the l.t Baptist meeting house,
consisting OF a dwelling house and bars, in
good repair, with two lots Of land lmmedr-
a,ely alter the above sale number OF arucles
OF househoad furniture will be sold Cood.-
lions made known ct the time end place of
saIe. CHRISTOPHER ALMY.
Newport, Cd Of Is, mo 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
MXhkIED-


In this town. on the SIN inst by the Rev Mr. Eddy,
Mt Hishaa Liesd g. Miss Hsnaah UeGks
On Tuesday evening", 18Th ins,. by the Rev Sr.
Eddy. Mr. .fngnstiis Peet6ans jr TO Miss .ifaaisl
HH5sr daughter OF Anthon, wiibor. Esq all of this
town.
AT Providence. nr Iota l.. Mshs, to Miss Eh.s
Uaats5, daughter Of the lale Col Jeremiah Whiting
DIED,
in this town. on the 18th inst Mrs Dorcp, Sea-.
-nan, aged II.
On the i7th inst Mrs Martha BisssH aged &c,
widow ut the late Mr.. Job Bissei Miss .,fa,k Pc.
er;on. aged rs.
On Friday last. jane .'igfi,ia. daughter of MIR Ed
ward Stanhope, aged months and IS days
AZ Providence %1sapaah Clarke. daughter Of tho
Rev Mr.. bartholomew O'heman, aged . years and =
nonths-Par6On. only son of Msj jor Edward Mason,
sged year and months -yan,es Ssa'le. iniapt son
OF Mr.. Hiram Barker - Daniel PANE son OF Captain
Samoei Aidrtige, aged ~ months --Horano. second
son Of Henry Bowen, Esq aged 8 wears
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bca, out their brains ard then Cred the
house. He has been apprehended anu
has freely confessed tina, he did these hor.
ribie dct ds to crafty spirit Of revenge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
JUVENILE E UEpRAvIrY.

On Wednesday evening last, the dwell.
Ing house Of Mr.. Thomas Lincoln, on
the West Side, was, in the sbsence of
We family, forcibly entered by two boys,
who rihed trunk Of money and sundry
articles, amounting to about S 20. The
culpri;s, who are less than fifteen wears
I'D, were yesterday morning apprehcnd.
ed and committed 10 jail.--i6.
The Richmond Enquirer states the
following horrible facts A Mr.. Hunt,
who lived in Mecklenberg County, had
left home, leaving there three daughters
and negro boy about thirteen years old.
The eldest daughter chastised this boy
ior some misconduct, who, iritatcd by
''hls cl'istisment taking an opportunity
vhen the three girls were asleep, first
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
ExecHtors' HOnce.

LtecUf0rS' HOHce.
NOTICE is hereby given, tba, the subscribers
L have been duly appointed. by the Hon Court
OF Probate Of the town Of Newport, Execu,o4s oi the
last will and testament al SAMUEL C. CARR. late
OF said Newport, deceased aud have given bonds for
that purpose. A. the law directs All persons hsy
ing demands agsns, said Estate are required 20
hib the same snd ell persons indebted tbereonto
called upon to make immediate payment.
ANN CARR. Eretmrir.
wM. y. ". CARR, Ezeetkr.
N-rporf. Jnnitart o. 1922
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
10 Let, at Public Auction,

10 Let, at Public Auction,
On MoADdY, Zee. II, lsa9, ar . o'ciosk,
=. ~ ON fhr'nwnssse', (VJair, yrnos,
ihe .frss fair day ef'cr.}
HE Rea' Estate Of Jossru CuSDAAL, Esq tIe
\ OF Portsmouth. deceased. viz
The 6rs~ Mill, Clo,hiers Works, Looms and spin.
nirg Machiepry, now occupied BY Clark < Grinntll,
asa Wool Msnuisctory, AL IN complete or 'er tor
business go ~ o.,
.Hso-The Fern, called the Cock Farm, contsin-
ing 100 aeres-snd the Perry Farm, so called, con-
tanning abou, 80 acres The excelency Of the above
Farms Tor meadow. pasture and tlage land, are too
well known 10 need any Recommendation.
Ltes'isc-A Dwelling House. convenient Ter one
or two small families, and contiguous to either of
the above Fsrms Conditions made known AT the
time and place.
SAMUEL CLARKE. ,
GILES MANCHESl Err. 'a""'
por.sra9uft, yonndrp %, 1922
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

a nan Of sense msy love liss usdnsn
h,i nsse. ike foc-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

.STFSJVTING, oSaR kind., reeafed -
a ae,tsfatt'ry r-v-c-. af sss office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

10 be sola at Futile Aueiion.
On FRIDAY, Mar. /, is22--a, eek PM.
On fhe Pren.scs,
Unless previously disposed of st P:,.a,t ale,
nNE. half Of the Mill aid one share,
~ commonly called his sels Mills now the pro-
perry OF the subscriber. situate IN North Rug s:own.
one and half mile south OF Wexford. Cor pArtc.
nlsrs, apply 70 the subscriber on the premises
WILLIAM COLE.
Nor,h.Engstovn. Dcc ~. 1921
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We learn from Washington, tina, the
Bank,upf Bill AMENDED, will probably
pass, but be limited to two years-1'hat
1t Is not likely any new tax or excise Of
any kind, will be laid, as the established
revenue is reviving, and viii, after the
Presen, year, be amply suiiicient--That
an auction duty, moderate in its charac-
ter, may pass; and the Tariff will prob
ably be so modified as to be more pro-
ductive Ct revenue, without however.
being in the aggregate augmented. The
principal object in revising it. will be to
convert GdOulOren into specific articles.
NJ y. Ga=.
a nan Of sense msy love lise vsdnsn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEW PORT

ship Fisher Arnes. Rider, tor Charleston, s. C
sloop Agent, Bliven, Nsw.ycrk
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-21
For Sale,

For Sale,
80 THELAND & HOUSE on Stump
na Hill, lately owned By Mr. No.
sas ton, being about TWENTY ONE
I" ACRES well enclosed; on The liz
tie river turnpike road, 2 miles from Ael.
andria. The garden contains many valus'
BILE shrubs, vines, and fruit tree. TIE
situation is handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had immediately.
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to SUIT the purchaser: 80
WIN. CRANCH. I
March IL. Iawtf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-21
Charles CITY Orphans, Court.

y4ugust Term. 1892
ON application ordered by the Court
" that Townley Roby, Administrator
of Alexander C. Hardin, lste OF Charles
County, decd, give die Notice required
by law, for creditors to exhibit their CLAIMS
by advertising 10 the .aierandria Gazette
Tor three successive weeks. - g.ls
Test. HUM. BARNES, Reg. Willis
Test aI's H i6sy. BARNES, Reg. wills.
YNHIS is to give notice, that The subscrl..
i Der of Charles County, in the state OF
Maryland, has obtained fromtbe Orphans
Court Of said county, letters OF admins
tration on the personal estate OF Alexan-
der G.. Hardin, late of the county aforesaid
decd. All persons having claims against
the said decedent, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
Of, TO the subscriber, passed by The Or.
phans' Court, on or before the 26tb day OF
February next, or they may by law be ex
cluded from all benefit 10 said estate and
those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 28th day OF
TOWNLEY ROBY,
administrator Of
ALEXANDER G. HARDIN,
deceased.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-21
Notice to Poaehers

VTyTiE frequent and bold trespasses Nhl Z;
I'll have recently been committed on tDe
estate Of Judge Washingt ton, rendef 4 7 ne:
3cessary 10 give notice to Poacbssrs ana q e q.
liners. that such measures will, in future,
he pursued as will probably ensure tDe
detection Of many of.them, should they
continue their. unlawful. pratices; = and J
hereby as agent, forewarn all persons
from hunting, shooting or ranging on tb's
estate, or otherwise violating the ilgpls o.
the proprietor, as, in the event OF Their DE-
lection, they will have to experience the
utmost rigour Of the law 81.
( BUSHROD WASHINGTON. ".
Z eentId law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-21
Office.

Notice.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. thai
l. the subscriber bath obtained from
the Orphans Court of Charles County, in
Maryland, letters of administration on the
personal estate of Moncaster Murdoch,
late of Charles county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against SAID deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscri-
Der, on or before the 6rst day OF April
next, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand, this 5:h day OF
September, A. d. 1899
C|ZZIEL NALLEY, Admir-.
sept Ii 1aw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-21
Notice.

Aa~ux sPURSUANT 4 to a decree - !,
MH Circuit Court Of The D,slr;c,' y !,
ES Columbia, Nor The County Of A.. :
GGandria, will be sold on the se ,,',a
Saturday in October nezt, the folIoNsss
Vnlalable Property,
belonging to The estate Of The late Gu.
John Fitzgerald, viz Thirty seven ~. ,Ua
an half acres OF land in the yicinitv wv =,
Alexandria, situated upon the biiI mo-. :.
the spring called the Federal Spring md
a1ordlng one of the hsndsomesi pro o. seS
10 the District of Columbia. Also 4 If ~
halt acre of grouad situated upon The Mes, !,
side OF ST. Asaph, and on the north Side Il
Duke streets, in the town of Aexsndr;a Z
A ground rent of f8 IS. Cd. Virginia cu,
rency; issuing out OF a lot ofground on he
corner of Royal andPrince-slreels, former.
ly held by George McMunD, decd and
now by Mordecai Miller.
A lot OF ground on the south side d,
Wolfe, and east SIDE of Union streets. on
which is erected distillery subject 10 The
annual rent in fee Of D439 81.
And a lot OF ground OH the south side Of
King street, adjoining the store Of William
BartIeman, on which is erected two slo~
ry brick house, and a frame warehouse.
The terms of this sale for all tbe proper
ty, excepting the ground rent, will be one
fifth in cash and the residue, in one, Two
and three years, to be secured by nego.
table notes, with approved endorsers, and
deeds of trust, upon The property sold
The ground rent will be sold for cash.
THOS. SWAMI, Atty for The Dist.
HUMPHREY PEAKE, Collector. ! O.
TENCH RlNGGOLD, Marshal. e0''
Sept Is IS
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sep s
Notice.

Notice.
TIME subscriber having received con-
i veyance of the merchandise, debts and
effects of the late firm of A. & A. ii. Ad-
ans, for the benefit of their creditors, re-
quests those indebted to make immediate
payment. The creditors are requested to
present their claims without delay; and
are required to take notice that the period
of hirty days only from the I4th inst. is
allowed 10 them by the terms OF said deed
to entitIe themselves to dividend by ex-
ecuting general release to the said A. y
A. H. Adams.
DWIGHT METCALF, Trustee.
aug II IT
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-ruALBs, ONE OF THE WISE MEN o.

spUALES, ONE OF THE Wise MEN oF
GREECE.
A Sophist wishing to puzzle him
with difficult questions, the sage of Mi
.letus replied to them all, without the
least hesitatioD, and with the utmost
precision.
What is the oldest of all thingsP
God, because he has always existed.
What is the most beautitNt /? The
world, because it is the work of God.
What is the greatest of all things?
Space, because it contains all that has
been created. ;,
What is the most constant of all
things? Hope, because ID remains with
man when he has lost every thing else.
What is the best of all things /? Eir-
xue, because without it theSe is nothing
good
What is the qg;ckest of all things
Thought, because in less than a mo
ment it can fly to the end CT the uni
verse.
What is the strongest? Necessity
which makes men face all the dangers
of life.
What is the sasisst? TO give ad-
vice.
What is the most di6icult9 To know
yourself.
What is the GoiSsst? Time, for II
discovers all things.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-21
WESTERLY
PRINTING-PRESS.

WE beg leave to present to the notice
western coustry, the newly invented
Printing Press of Dir. Charles Ar.z:. This
ingenious piece of mechanism, is now liz
successful operation at the Office of Eich-
baum and Johnston, in this city. II is on
the principle OF the leuer, and is, what is
termed a single pull press.
Having carefully examined its construc-
ton and operation, we are enabled to give
the following description of its character
istc features and distinguishing proper
ties:
|. 1t is powerfui---beeause the main le-
yer is of such nature, as to increase in
power, to an unlimited degree, as it pro-
ceeds in movement. Experiment has
shown the power to full conviction, by
the breaking OF a very strong and sound
bar of cast iron, without extraordinary
pulling.
g. 1t is simple-because there is but
one main lever, which at one end acts by
an intermediate beam upon the platln,
and at the other end is connected by a
rod, with the main axis, from which all
the movements proceed.
8 1t is speedy-because there is but
one pull, and that pull! is by the most con-
venient position Of the bar, rendered so
easy, !ha:a token may be worked. with
out unusual effort, in about one.f fourth OF
the time less than on a common press.
4 One great advantage which this press
has over most of The other single pull
presses, is that it is less complicated in its
machinery, and therefore is more easily
kept in repair, and less liable to injury
from constant USE
5. 1t admits OF a most perfect and easy
adjustment of the pialin TO the stone, by
means ola globe joint, on which the CEN
tire OF the plain is suspended TO the slid
ing bar,
6. II admits of an equally easy reguls-
ton OF the pull, which is heightened or
shortened by simple contrivapce in the
connecting rod between the main lever
and the main axis.
7. The bar, having an upright position,
and peDdular motion, affords, las has
been mentioned already more ease to the
workman in pulling, than any press known
to US.
Lastly, the judicious combination of
cast anu wrought IRON, ana WOOD, Dy rem
dering this press equal in solidity and
strength, with those which are composed
entirely from metal, adds convenience for
transportation to oheapness in first COST
1t will be furnished at from hundred and
eighty to two hundred and ten dollars, ac-
cording to the size required whereas the
price of other lever presses is from three
10 five hundred dollars.
We feel therefore no hesitation in pro-
nouncng this press of Mr.. Artzt's, ia no
point OF comparison inferior to those OF
CIymer and others of which we have any
knowledge, bnt rather in some points evil
IDENTIFY superior 10 them; and while we
thus sincerely congratulate the fraternity,
upon this accession to the means of advaa-
cling the excellency OF our art, we at the
same time recommend the Western Lever
Printing Press to their notice, as deser-
wing object of patronage.
EICHBAUM& JOHNSTON.o
JOHN M. SNOWDEN, Master
JOHN B. BUTLER, { Printers.
S. ENGLES
Pittsburgh, Sept. 6, 1922.
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ALSO.
To Rent,
10 dollars Reward

y =
vX7ILL be given for safely secuI'p ~, :
~ grey mare, which sirayed OF -.
stolen from the ps..ure at Vermont, w ,hs
tate Of T. Dixon, decessed) between ~
night Of the 4th, and the evening Of ~. ~
9th inst. Said MARE was three ys', !
old last spring. about IA hands eg -. i
knot arising from the distemper, spos,,ihe
self under each jaw neck thles a. sseiu..
JUNCTION with the head the mare p psssd.
ming to pace, is very gentle, Iay .ss bsf
full eyed, and some few specss on v S
body; and was never shod before les'''
the pasture. e,.ured)
For the mare alone Gil safely s .s .alss
the sboye reward will be given. y s. ems .Ds.
in possession Of another, who nay J Jolisrs
pected Of having stolen her, % wv
will be given for securing botb3
JAMES SAUNDERS. Va.
Cak.sit r. O. FaaQs,fr esy' ! IS
will reach the subscriher' II.
july. l3
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John Yates,
attorney at Lazo,

attorney at Lazo,
OFFERS his professional! services to
~ the public, and will practice certain
ly in Charles county, Md. also, il encou-
ragged, in Montgomery, Prince Georges
and St. Mary's County, As..to promises
for care and attention, (Which are usual
he makes none-suffiCe it 10 say, reputa-
ton, success and support greatly depend
upon prompt, honest and conscientious
discharge OF duty.
Georgetown, d. C.. June Is.
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POETRY.
From the Livsrpool Mercury.

SPAIN.
rbou hast brokenthe CHAINS which.had bound
thee SO long,
And burst into freedom once more;
Aud O.nlav the spirit that saved thee he strong
IN the virtues whichtyrants depiere.
FORGET notthe glory of Spain on that day
Whieh humbsel the mfidel's pride.
when the sceptres of strangers reslgneo Ns
outbe field w6erethe saraesn died.
Then great was thy name mid the na'io''s =
WAS wind for a conquest more grand,
And ch;valry brought to thee glory's rich dow
ostroehies to brighten she land.
pGt crnefin conquest, and thirsting for gold,
Thy Kings and thy Priests led thee on
$40 actions, which History wept while she told,
TfII Virtue and Freedom were gone.
.rhen died fair Religion and Charity mild;
And the fend OF Intolerance gave
sFhv rulers to passions inbumati and wild,
And the land--to the gloom OF the grave!
oh, then was thy sorrow--and sudden and
dread
AS the sentence of Heaven thydoom,
when Monksswayed Ike sceptre, and Patrl-
OTIS bled,
And the Throne stood on Liberty's tomb
But the spell ofthe desPot IS broken--the fiame
Ofthe bigot is wasting away;
Thou hast risen to fling them afar with thy
shame,
And worship holier sway
Already thy name its old glory regains,
And despots turn pale wherrthey see
THAT spirit so long and so lately IN thy CHAINS,
Giving strength to the the Tree!
MAY wisdom direct that proud splrR OF thine'
That Freedom no more may depart,
But bear like thy olive, and spread like thy une'
Shedding balm on the Patriots heart
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Notice.
THE MECHANICS HALL .aC.ADE.
i MY will reopen on MONDAY NEXT
al 8 O'Clock A. M. There is room for a
few more boys in both departments.
E. o. FIEFIED.
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adyenturera speedy result of investments
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