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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-13

Few love their friends so well as not
to desire superiority by unexpensiga be-
nsfactioD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
Sc K L NIFTY.

A military officer being at sea-, in a
dreadful storm, his lady, who was Sitting
in the cabin near him, and filled with alarm
lor the safety of the vessel, was so sur
priced athis composure and serenity. that
she cried out, "My dear, are you not
afraid ? How is it possible you can be so
calm in such storm ?" He arose from
chair lashed to the deck, and supporting
himself by pillar ola bed place, he drew
his sword, and pointing it to the breast of
his wife, he exclaimed, "Are you not a.
fraid?" She Instantly replied, mo certain
ly not" "Why ?" said the officer. BE
cause" rtjoined his lady, Il know the
sword is in the hand of my husband, and
he loves me too well to hurt me-"
" Then" said he, " remember | know
III whom have believed, and that he
holds the winds in his fist and the water
in the hollow of his hands,"
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what have to do with it?' 'Why,'
said Mr.. John Moulton, i have been
thinking, as ! have no watch, how queer
! shall look, IL she should happen to ask
me what O'Clock it is y That's very
uue.' replied Mr.. A. Pummerton, but
could not you say you have left it home,
or at the waich-maker's or something Of
that Sort Oh, no replied Mr.. ]. Moul.
ton, she's to deep to be gammoned in
that manner--and if you will lend me
your watch for bit, I'll be blowed il |
don't return it to you safe and sound y
Mr.. A. Pummerton is a good natured
person, and he agreed to do this-though
he stipulated that it should be returned
as soon as done with. So Mr. John
Moulton went courting with Mr.. Am
trose Pummerton's double bottomed sill
YER hunter in his fob-and with the adj
dtion Of a spic and span Waterloo blue
ribbon. lie so dazzled the eyes and be-
widered the brain of Miss Juliana WIZ
fen, that in one little fortnight she con-
sented to become Mrs. John Moulton.
Mr.. Ambrose Pummerton now pre-
sumed that the watch was done with;
but il did not return. This is very
comical, '--thought he to himself but
| wont say any thing about it yet-I'll
wait ill the honey moon is over The
honey y-mOOn did pass, and many other
moons, but still he saw nothing # bis
watch or Mr.. John MouIton-indeed
they did not even ask him to the we'd
ding supper, or any other supper. dinner.
breakfast, or lunch qvhatsoeuer ; and his
sense awakening of the ungrateGul get.
ting upper hand, as it were. of his friend
" consideration towards Mr.. John
Moulton, he, somewhat peremptoriIy,
demanded that his double -bottomed sill
yer humer should he returned forthwith.
This demand produced no effect what
ever: month after month rolled away,
and eventually the bamboozled Mr..
Ambrose Pummerton discovered that
his ungrateful friend, after having literal
y won a wife with his watch, had been
base enough to put "nb the sbout''---in
other words. he had pawn'd it! Under
these circumstances he sought redress
from the laws of his country.
Mr. Moulton, in defence, admitted
the fact, and said he was willing to p ay
the value If the watch by instruments.
The Magistrate told him he was a
contemplate fellow, and committed him
to prison for three months under the H.
legally Pawning Act.
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ODE;
Tsss-Pri6yefon.

tsHE-0TtnSstVN'
HARE. Freedoms silver horn,
Pcurs on the peerless morn,
: Her festive lay
We sons Of bold emprize,
From pescefuI siun,b,rs rise,
Awake wi glad suppiize.
TO hal, the day.
Ye peers of W.iSHI vGTOv,
Like him. and Roroc's best son,
BE peace your Sm
The plough snl taich,on vied.
Your native counuy shield.
rhe senate ,hc h,ld,
Give equa lame
No unults here shall thrive,
While hoary vet rans live,
TO guard the state.
Their swords tor public law
And order. they Will draw,
Produce submissive awe.
Ia empire grcat
Alas Columbia weeps,
Hei CfVCLvN.9TL-S sleeps,
In Nernon's grave,
But still his sPir,i guides,
High o'sr ou, i,'c pr des,
And on the than a., rides,
With power to save.
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by the president o)'the U,a1ed States.

BY the president ot'the Ua1ed StGies.
xiyHERgAs by the Sd section Of an act of Con-
w gress, passed On TIM: Sd Of March. 1919 en-
titled An act 20 designate the boundaries OF dis
tricts. and established hind Offices for the disposal
of public lands rot heretofore offered for sale 10 the
states Of Ohio and InGians," the President Of the
United States ir suthorzed, by law, cause certain
lznds to be offered At public sale:
Therefore. ], James Monroe, President ofthe Uni
ted States, do hereby teci.re that public sales Ia
greesbly TO lawl shah be held ss follows. viz:
At tie Land Office at delaware in Ohio, on the
third Monday in August next, for the sale OF
Townships . 4 S 6 7 ana 9 norih, IN ran.
ges and 10
345 and 6 60. II
4 snd S do. ~
Al the Land Office at Piqua, Ohio. on the hIst
Monday ia august next, for the sale OF
Townships nd S no',h, ~ 'aoses
l . : and q
At the same place. on the frs, Monday la septeln-
Der next, for Tie sale of
Townships I and 5 north, 10 ranges
5 6 and
A. the same place, OF the frs, Moud.y n October
neAt' for Inc SAFE OF
Townships 7 .nd 8, in ranges 2 5 4
5 6 z sUc
At the Land Office At BrookviI!e, Indiana, on the
third Monday in S Sp,ember nest, for ihe sale OF
Townships IL ls l9 aud 90 10 ianges
2 and s
l8 l9 and 90
tthe same place, on the third Mcndy IN October
next, tor the sale Of
Townships i8 l9 and 20, in reoges 50
10 II and l3
IL l8 l9 and 20 IL
At the Land Office established for the District of
Te,re faute 10 Indiana on the first Monday in No
vember next, for the safe OF
townships 10 and 20, iu ranges 3 4 S 67
!. . and west
II Is and Is east and west
Each sale will commence with the lowest number
Of section, township, aud range.
The lands reserved by law for the Cf schools
or for other purposes will, as usual, be reserved
from sale
Given under my hand. at the city of Washington,
this 10Th day of May, 1892.
JAMES MONROE.
Dy the President
JoslAH MHlcs,
Commissioner OF tue General Land Office.
May % Nov L
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
HUMo2 Gus.
Prom q late london Paper.

EFom Wse fsoHdon roper.
Hosp to get Married Mr.. John
Moulton was brought before Sir Richard
Birdie, OH Thursday, much against his
inclination, TO answer the complain, Of
his friend. MIR. Ambrose Pummerton.
MIR John Noulton is young man,
and tailor by profession, and not re-
mark0p'y handsome. Some time agohe
called upon his friend, MIR. Ambrose
Pummerton, and tnld him that he was
fallen IN love with Miss Juliana Wiffen
--andthi' Miss Juliana Wiffen regarded
him tendes'v-so much So that she had
consented 10 AXE walk with him on the
following sunday. Mr.. A. Pumaerton
Congratulated him thereupon wished
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ODE.
Tvsx--Crdn5rook.

IuNn--CrdnoToON
BEHOLD enrayh in light,
And by Divine command,
Psir Peace, the child Of Hesv'n descends,
To this our happy land
Like the bright morning. star
She leads glorious day,
And o'er this western world extends,
iier all reviving ray.
Your swords to p!oughshares turn'd,
Your field with penty crown'd,
Shal! augh and sing land freedom spread
The voice Of gisdness round.
o., sing snew made song
10 CO. Jour hymns address.
lie rn'd he hearts Of mighty kings,
Md gave our srms success.
H2 check'd our naughty foe,
Nnd bade the contest cease;
Thus and no farther. shalt thou go,
se al the world at peace.
no more shali savage var
Lead on the hostile band
NO mnre shall svtfring cGptiyes mourn
or blood poi,ute the land.
Confess Jehoysh's power,
And magnify his name,
Let all the world. with one accord,
his wond rous works proclaim.
bet us with hearts devout
Declare what we hsye seen, go
And to our childrens children tell q
How good the Lord has been.
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ODE ON SCIENCE.

The morning sun shines from the east.
And spreads his glories 10 the west,
AL nations with his beams are best,
Where'er his radiant light appears.
So Science spreads her lucid ray,
o'er lands tina, long in darkness lay;
she visits taic Columbia,
And sets her sons among tho stars.
Pair Freedom her attendant waits,
TO bless the portals Of her gates,
To crown the Dung and rising states,
With laurels OF immortal day.
The British yske--the Gallo chain,
Were urg'd upon our son, in vain;
AL naughty tyrants we disdain.
Aud shout long live America.
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POETRY.
The /oAo~iny nj res vere sung a. she second
8ah'isf Aeesiny House, on fhs tih ef Juty,
1927
ODE.

TUsE--' Wss,baTy Leigh.
BEGIN my soul, tn exalted lay.
Let each enrsptur'd thought obey.
And praise the himigh,y's name
40, heaven. and earth, aud seas, and skies,
n one meodious concert rise,
To swell the inspiring theme.
Thou hesy'n Of heavens, his vast abode,
Ye clouds proclaim your forming Cod
fe thunders speak bis power
Lo, on ne gbtning gesmy wing,
In triumph walks the Eternal King
The astonish'd worlds adore.
ye deeps with roaring billows rise,
10 Join the thunders of the skies
Praise him who bids you roll
His praise in softer notes d, clare,
Each whisp',ing breeze Of ielding air,
And breathe il TO the soul
Wake. all ye soaring thoughts, and sing,
Ye cheerful wsrbers OF the Spring,
Harmonious anthems raise
To him who shspd your finer mould,
Who tiPp'd your glltlering wings of gold,
And taned your voice TO praise.
Let man. by noble passions sway'd,
The feeling beart. the judging head,
in hclyenly praise employ
Spread be Creators name around,
Till heavens broad arch ring back the sound,'
IL general bursts of joy!
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The mioi Va.n1o!e hIea ne "a uSc Jor
COUGHS AND CONSU MPlION.


THIS new and besling Balssm bids fan 10 rival
L every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Coughs and complaints OF the Lungs, leading 10
Consumption, and even in seated CCnsumptIons IT
has lately been used by many with the most sur
pising success. If certificates from persons OF the
highest respectsbility or the great and increasing
demand for it. may be called proof Of its good ell
fects, il is proved. Scarcely case of Colds,
Coughs, pain in the side, difficulty of breathing,
want of sleep arising from debility or even Con
sumpions, but may be relieved by the timely use
of this medicine. Many certificates of its efficacy,
accompany each bottle
This may certify 10 those whom it may concern
that have been extremely afflicted with the Asth-
ma, which has lasted NE nearly forty yesrs, and
breat part OF that time TO such u deggse, that l
could not lay IN bed nor eat in meeting without
coughing, Notwithstanding had tried many GOOD
Physicians and various kinds Of Medicines, till
procured vial OF .4ttsrsoa'c CoHsh Urtps, and by
the use OF them Can sleep comfortably, ard SIT IN
the meeting without coughing, and attend TO my
business and do further hereby certify. tina, Iny
neishbor Benz amin Ilobrook had become unable to
labor, on accouat Of an affection OF iht lungs, at
tended with cough who has received much bcLe-
tit from the same kind OF Medicine, as 10 be able
10 labor again, and can cheertuiiy recommend The
same kind of Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints
I, the subscriber, do hereby solemniy affirm to
the truth and whole truth of the above statement
before n magistrate, at Providence, Il ]. this 4th
day OF July, 1921. CHRIs1OPHER COOK.
Sold by Whitney and Tilinghast, Providence It.
s. Taylor, Co Little Rest-Rcuse Babcock,
Westerly, and by
Samuel w. Vinson,
Druggist and Apothecary, Newport-who still
continues the business in its various branches at
No lilo adjoining the Merchants Bank, and re-
quests a continuance Of favors as he keeps cou-
stant supply of the best Of Medicines, &c.
Newport, Aug. Is, 1921
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By the President Of The Oniled STATES.
WHEREAS the PresillCt Of the United States is
w authorized by Law 20 eause lands TO Dc otter.
ed for sale
Therefore, 1, JAnss MoNaoE, President of the
United States. 90 hereby declare and MAKE snowo,
tina, tie pubic sales shalt be hsid as follows, viz:
AT the Land Office al Terre isute, in Indiana, on
the hgsL Monday in July next, Tor The sale of
Townships IL and le, in range !. cast OF the 81
principal meridian lne,
y and 10. IN ranges tC 9, west do.
Az the .Land Office at Yandsa, M Illinois, on the
;hiid Mo4dsy in July nex, for the safe OF
Townships IL, ~ Is and IA, IN rsEges and g east
OF tie 60 principa meridian line,
H. ~, IS, II AID Is, in ranges 5 and A, do.
At the same place. on the thnd Mondsy IN Au-
gust next. Tor The sale of
townships II, IL. 3, "a and IS. in ranges S, ana
8, east OF The Sd principal meridian line,
IL in range z, do.
Al he Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois, on the
first Monday in August neNt, fer the sale of
Townships 6, 7. d and 9, in ranges 9, 10 and II,
east of the Sd principal meridian line,
S, 6,7, and ., IN l-nge Ia, west OF % do
6 and 9 IL aud l3, do
At ,Le same place. on the frat Monday in Sep
ten,ber next, for the sale OF
Township 10. IL. u and IS, in ranges 9. 10 aud
IL, east of Sd principal meridian line,
10, II. l2 AID Is, III ranges IL. Is and H. west
ol "a TO-
Al the same place, on the FIRST Monday in Oc,o.
bee next, Tor the sale of
Townships IA Is, IS and IL, in ranges s 10 and ~,
cast fthe 50 principal neridiaa IIne,
II, Is 10 and IL, ia ralbes II, Is, and ID, west
of % do.
Al the same place, on the IS, Monday in Novem-
Der next, for tie sale Of
rownshps rs, 10, 90 and 81, in ranges g. 10 and IL
east OF the Sd principal merdian line, .r
Is, 10, 20 and q, ia ranges l3 and "a, west Of
I'd principal meridian line,
Is, l9 and 90, III range y, do. do.
l8 IL, do. do.
II, l8 i9 aud 90 Il, DO. do.
Al the Land Office for tire N0i'h,rn district Of
Louisiana, at the town OF OuGch.sG, on the EIss
Monday IN November n, X, for the sale of
townships Is 10, IL. l8 and 10. in ranges l. ., 5.
] and j, Wesi OF lie nle ridisn Inc,
al The Land Office at t'e seat o' Justice OF the
county OF lnIeg ,lence, in the Al kansas terrnory
Tor the sale " sucn lands OF tie Unued States IS
situated in the following described townships
and ranges, and shich have been excluded from
the lottery OF the lands appropriated ior sass. .u'g,
warrants Tor military sctsiGes, VIZ:
On The FIRST MCndsy IN Augus. next. for the sale
of such of The above descsibed lands are siiua.
ted in the following townships and ranges, viz:
Townships ! 23 i ) 81 8 > and 90 in range |. east
oi th.. Sth me ridia N iiur
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NOTICE.

A Good workman at the Tin Plate Business may
"A 6od employment, and receive good wages. by
spplyiog to wM. \ AELvHl.
Newport, April 10.
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SAMUEL PLACE,
ALE.

JONATHAN L. ALMY, informs
u the public, that he has received for sale. and
will keep constant supply Of DOUBLE ALE Of the
first quality. al No $50, 7aames street. sorner ef
L0ay.UhaJ. April %
NOTICE.
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tUl.DALLiS MILLS.

WOW ItHt
THE subscribers inform their friends
u and the public. that they have replsnish.d
their Carding Machines With new Cards OF the fn-
and most approved manufacture. and that they
are nov enabled 10 Card Wool OF ell grades, in the
best manner.
They continue TO Manufactu all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, ss usual --,4iso. they color and finish
Wooden Cloths OF all descriptions and TO color gar
ments, &c. that have faded, or become uhtashion-
able ALI branches Of the above business 'iil be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the leas. :ayor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE Is GkINNELL.
B--SAsFoRp hLsip, Little e.Compton-PELEo
CoasY, Tiyerton-WILLIAa PRAasx, nrstol-
Ferry--and Joa SIBERIAN, in Newport, a. re-
ceiye and forw aFI articles intended .or the ManG-
factory. Portsmouth, Ju,y 19, 1920.
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Coupterftite,s .1pprehepde9

| NORFOLK, Sept. 23.-On Friday NOR
nlnS last discovery was made, through
! The pubic spirited excrtons of one Of our
citizens, of a trio of connterfciters. vbile
two OF them We're in the act of attemntino
TO pass tIelr spurious currency upon an
uniettcred colored man who keeps n lille
| shop In Water Street. One of The twn had
bought few small articles and eiyen =
81 bill for which he received the ch,noc
! The other did the same, and rendered a
so bill, but the shopkeeper having no
more change, took il To neiphbnriup stare
the proprietor of which assured him il w,s
counterfeit, and su5pectins, from some
circumstances, that the fellow who gave IL
10 him was counterleiter, he accomna-
med the man back 10 his shop, where ON
| seeing the two men, he became 81 well sa-
tlsiled OF The correctness of his sliapicions
that he went and lodged information nj lhr
Mayors Office, when that Magistrate had
them immediately taken into custody and
brought before him. Upon searching them
there was found to the amount of nearly
500 in counterfeit notes, principally ofthe
Bank of Cape Fear, and in the course of
the examination information was obtained
of another fellow being concerned with
them who was presently appfehended and
brought before the Mayor. The cxamina-
tlonresulted in their commitment to prison.
The luck of this worthy tliumyirate was a
little extraordinary, they having only arri-
we'd The preceding night, and before they
had time 10 play their cards, found them
selves snug in Jail.
Information was at the same time given
OF three other persons, supposed to be of
tie same party, having stopped in Ports
mouth, and prompt measures were taken
to discover them. On Saturday, lad,
who proved To be- brother 10 one of the
prisoners already committed, was brought
before the Mayor, but nothing was found
against him 10 justify his detention. lie
stated that the notes were obtained from
d fellow who goes by the name of Doctor
Clements, a most notorious scOundre and
countertciter) who manufactures them in
some secret recess in Pasquotanl< county,
n. I. IiJdid.
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Aa0ies' Aiterary Cabinet
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| Richmond ENG.
DEFENCEs OFLouIlIANA.

L
aLW-oELEASs, Aug. 15.-Nc congra-
l''e he country on the prospect OF the ear
i. eonfieh0n OF the public detences at the
t''SoeS. We are assured that they will
y completed by the Isl of March next.
It Was expected that these deirnces
, "o1'd nave beed hnishe,! by the lst of Jan
~ ''lSuiag bat the late period at which
appropriations were made by Congress,
Sa l' Tue subsequent delay ia Forwarding the
..'ces2ary fudds, will prevent the compile
~. :" 'c,ore the time above stated CGllcc-
'1 VI materials will be made, as suon as
."ueable, at tioDile Point, the Plaque
A al Bead, and at the Pass Chef Mentrui,
~ .'ppiooo having been specially appropria-
~, 'of These objects, by Congress. TIE
., IN a. recommended by the board OF
,."t'ia,eefS, for the defence Of the most ac
,oa ,9"e passages to New-Oi leans, may be
n,i carried into effect in three years
y'''el adequate funds be appropriated
=. ~ gohSfesa.-'fhe points embraced IN that
aee'u are, The Rigolcts ald Chef Menteur
49, y" bienvime, Bayou naprr, Plaque.
,h III pend, and GRAD Terre, al Rarataria
NH "eehees OF which, when completed,
en present such a barrier, rs 20 prevent an
eany however Formidable. from again
rOA',tihs our soil We cannot IN iust,ce
gcnan oh Tue subject without expressing til,
Sv " ~: appreciation and esteem entertained
Nm; N"s community ior Dir. Chase, the IN
baao eht and merltorioas officer who has
NJ. he slperintendance of the public
10 e. los at the Bigolets. No monies could
r,;a ausaticed him for want Of an appropri.
,fb;a ~ congress for upwards of 7 months
On - no"ever, did not abate his rellanc,
.sor n'e Wisdoa' and the justice Of his gas.
~ p.lleht ani he was enabled hv the qoee.
oy h orr"'' inspired by his deporlmen,
dgaIIv ppslhg iunds, and becoming 'inii,i-
prog;a pouna Tor upwards OF $50 900, /,
e''' WIN the public deience.. S.al
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;. ,.,ion of France. They extern

,.t;on Of France. They extend
nc I've with the renewing seheral,ons'
ia e:ab rise purified from the preJeo'ce'
Nsas,avea ourselves.
tai .r,' legislative discussions, by recurring
i :. 10 social principle, ehiofet
con'i' mon the public mind all HE 'eiis
f5em .f.,..tad desires of coneeal;nent,
iaaI I'll .,.;sh ~ draw over them, are thrown
No ~, more and more every day ne
a. i,. aanaratus of d'r'he right IS fallen
s ~ disrepute even Spain and Portugal
ff En- i one half Of Europe under one
IT Lv what law is the othef govern
az ~. ~ one totally different Aad OF
Gu na,Ire is the subject OF this law -
% W. same. The two parties are also con
ally IN each others presence. by par-
his examination, the same contta-
~ no will be found 10 be universally es-
tabli.hed 49,. ,r.,
~, thai. il is fundamental law, an TN
a3.e.ted. AN incnntestible practice, that
-, ,sxe. cannot be- levied bat by the free
. aa, of the contributors, ami according
- legaI forms OF which the representatives
p ~ he nitialory and the final effective
'',.tral that is, the amount collected is
'.laeed IN responsible hands, watched in
,be;r prosress from the moment of their
aanosit IN the treasury TO their lawful ex-
nsp1;tafe. Nor is it less solemnly recog
api.ed and established in those, that no eiti-
, can be deprived Of his liberty, but ac-
riding to the forms prescribed by law
.gd that the superior agents of the throne
are responsible with their heads, for the
Inst observance Of this law. In the oppo-
!.it,f ii, ision, AN edict imposes and dispo-
ses of taxes. An order of the police ar
resi-, the body for limited or an unlimi-
ted time, with or without publicity or
form.