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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28

In great cities men sre more callous both
to the happiness and the misery Of others,
than in the country for they are constantly
in the habit Of seeiog both exuemes.
Mystery msgni6ss danger, % Q fog the sun.
The hand that warned Be,hsszsr derived its
hosrifying influence from Ihe want Of q body.
LAcoN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
POETRY.
THE DIRCE ORA CHILD.

No bitter tear for thee be shed,
Blossom of being seen and gone!
With aowers alone we strew Thy bed,
o best departed one!
Whose all oflife. Q rosy ray,
Biushed into dawn, and passed away.
Yes, thou art gone. ere guilt bad power
To stain thy cherub soul and form
Closed is the soft ephemersl flower
That never felt storm!
The sun.besm's smile, the zepbyr's breath,
All that il knew from birth 70 death.
Thou vast 90 like form Of light,
That heaven benignly called thee hence.
Ere yet the world could breathe OF blight
Der thy sweet innocence,
And then that brighter home to bless
Art passed with al thy loVeIiness.
o hadst thou still on earth remained
Vision Of beauty, fair 40 brief,
How soon thy brightness had been staino
With passion, or with grief!
Row not q suliying breath can rise
10 dim thy glory In the skies.
We rear no marble o'er thy tomb,
No sculpthr'd image there shall mourn,
All filter for the vernal bloom
Such dwellings to adorn;
Fragrance and fowers and dews must be
The only cmblems meet 10 thee.
Thy grave shall be blessed shrine
Adorned with natures brighteS, wreath,
Each glowing season shall combine
Its incense there TO breathe,
And oft upon the midnight air
Shall viewless hsrps be murmuring there.
And oh sometimes IN visions blest,
Sweet spirit visit our repose,
And bear from thine own world ofreseo
Some balm of human woes.
What form more lovely could be given
Than thine, 10 messenger ofheayen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
Oct IA.
IOTICt. is hereby glventhat George

~ C. Shaw. Administrator on the estate Of
Samuel sterse, late Of Newport, dec will present
his account Of administration said estate for set
tlemen,, at court Of probate TO be holden at said
Newport on the 6rst Monday in November next. at
the state. house, at O'Clock AN at which time and
place all persons interested therein may appear. it
they see ft and they shalt be heard respecting the
same CHARLES GYLES, Prob Cik.
Oct Il 1904
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ADVICE.

Never disclose your project, srest or SMALL
when disclosure Is not neeemsry--silence en-
sbies you 10 change or sbsnton them, accord.
ing to your sonvenisncs or inclination, with.
out incsrriog tho charge of6ckleosss or ire.
solution.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
The raosI valuable medicine ever
Tor

AS taOoa so!uIOiC UICOIIllN StCI
for
COUGHS. C0WSU.NPTIOMS AND as
THIS new and healing bsIsam bids fair to
cry medicine heretofore discovered fol
and complaints Of the ,angs leading to cons
and even in seated consunsptions Il has lai
used by many with the most surprising sue
certificates from persons Of the highest res
ity or the great and increasing demand for Il
be called proof of its good effects it is r
Scarcely case of colds. coughs. pain in
difficulty OF breathing, want Of sleep arising
biiity, or eU n consumptions, but may be re
the timely use OF this medicine. Every gen
tie has .Ande-son's Cough Drops stamped O
the directions are al ,isned by James Nell
These drops generally give ease in mos,
coughs. colds, difficulty of breathing, v
tightness Of the chest, consumpllons, and pl
side The aged will experience relief equa
able and instantaneous, even when the lung
fected
GJ Be particular. as each genuine b.
" .YHderson's Cough Drops" stamped on it;
each OF the directions are signed in writing
.Neilea-no Others are genuine.
Price, one dollar for large, and .sty cents
bottles,
T 7de ABOVE Medicine is for sale
SAMUEL ". VINSON
DRUGGIST AND APOTHEC.
NJ. ITO, THAMES STREET,
Who has also for sale q constant sup
bes; kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs, sc.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by GeorI
linghsst John II. Mason, Providence DIR
Warwick; Benjamin Bateman, Eas,.Gi
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge; David Farnu
field Dr.. Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Tay
Rest; Rowse Bsbcock, Westerly; DR.. II
WEXFORD jeremiah Williams, Warren
Brewer, Taunton. (Msss) and the Post,
Siatersville. Maya
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ny 4 MOORE.

"Go |" said the angry. weeping maid,
The charm is broken once betnay'd.
oh never can my heart rely
On word or look, on oath or sigh.
Take back the gifts so swee,ly given,
With promis'd faith and vows 10 Heaven
That ntt.L uug, wnic0 nigh, and MON.
With welded truth my hama hath worn;
That seal, which oft in moments blest, .
Thou hast upon my lips imprest,
And swore its dewy spring should be
A fountain seald for only thee
Take. take them back, the gift and VOW
All suiiied, lost and hateful now 70 -
1took the ring the seal took.
While oh her every tear and look
Were such a. angels look and sheds
When man 10 by the world misled
Gently ! whispered Fanny dear!
No, half thy lovers gifts are here!
Say where are all the & ,fts he gsvt
To every rhgIet's jetty wave,
And where is every one he painted
Upon that lip. 80 ruby.tihted
Seals Of the parest gem OF bliss.
Oh richer, softer. far than this
And then the ring. my love recall
How many rings, delicious all,
His arms around that neck has twisteds
Tvining warmer far than this did,
Where are they ell. 90 sweet SO many,
Oh. dearest, give back all, ifsny."
White thus I mufmss'd trembling too,
Lest .Ii the nymph had vow'd was true,
Isavs smile relentihg rise
mid the moist azure Of her eyes,
Like daylight DER sea Of blue
While yet the air is dim with dewt
She let her cheek repose on mine.
She let my armS arouad her twine.
Oh, who could tell the bliss one feels
IN thus exchanging RmRs and Sesls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
BLUkDERINC CS.

Al . late fair OF BAliinssioo, q rich grayier,
10 his cups, msde q boast that he and three
other pot companions had cootrIyed 10 swai.
low sixteen bottles Of port At one sitting.
"Pfsy sir," said gentleman present, "would
you have The goodness to give US the names
Of the three other bfutes that were eogsged
with you ?" "Thss ] will" says he, "there
was Tom Mathews tbat's one the !svo Gro.
gsns--that's 100 myself--lhst's t6ver ssd
-(stes q long pause, )-why, by my soul,
the'e was four Of us-Let me see, (Ieckon.
ing upon his fngen,) there's the two Go.
gsDs that's one 4; myself--thsts izoo Tom
Mathews-ths,'s three; snd-by the--I
forgot the name Of be Other; but l know
that there were Jour OF VI, any how"
E.AJfEN T.37ioN OF an OLD BACHELOR
I'm about thi' y Ugh years OF age, and
one oil The oddes, Az most unhappy fellows
ex,snt. I've been twisled and lwiFled sb0ut by
the girls, ill ] am as Thin as snake: / set
out es'y in life to be q gallant, and though,
the girls reated mo with somo attention.
which was please to ssc'ibe to my gallant
y, bur since l am told il was 10 my meril--
this ] assure you mortified mo much--the
girls respect me now--but he dogs take my
grey bairs) for my advanced age. But, 10
the point, have been addressing youpg Is.
dy steadily for six yea's--the FIRST yee, l old
nohing but look Q, and ogle her---,be second
l chaued with nor li,te-lhe third sguees.
ed her hand end sighet--'he fourth ] made
proposals OF marriage TO her-lhe tihh she
consen,ed---lhe sixth we were TO be married,
but could no, sgree upon the time or place.
/ was desirous TO marry on the 2d day Of
Fehtuayv and NJ her own f,lhet's housp aha
declared sgsins, marrying till the last dsy OF
August--l begged. psyed, sighed, saved,
snted, swots-bu, all 10 no pufpose--sne
suck iike tIek TO hsr resolve--iiil she drove
me to despsl $50 one morning I took
word and wei, to see he', and renewed my
cut with ell the persuasion was master or
bUi the ado still coniinued inmu,sbie-I
ben discovered ny sword, end hxsd tho
poin; to my breast, with deter nnation 10
put an end TO my wretched lie, unless she
would recede from her ctuel 'esoiu,ion.
positively declared 10 her, that l would do .
iustanty--she seemed a little surprised when
she saw how determined l looked hen
pricked my breast 10 make it bleed; he
blood an little, when Mr.. Pointer, instead
Of deviating whit from her purpose--ins,esd
OF begging mo to spare lie she held mos
dssr-insiesd of fainting or shrinking, sh,
gently laid hold OF my ann, and requeslsd me
to walk to the & place before .Sabbcd my
self, for blood was the wo' 5, ,hing to stain
floor 10 the world, and he's was newly wash.
ed : in an instant I felt .. If ten III. u,ant
mosquitoes had laid violent hand. on my ffssa
my sword fell out Of my hand, and fsD
home, determined 10 remsin ill the day Of
my desth an OLD BACHELOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-28
7avO bAue Cale:ss TOR only ~ l-2 CTS;
FlznneLs for only Is he yd.
Elegant f9viAled BOmJazens, ter o
ls9d Ihe yd.
VIM. JAMES TILLEY.

No. fi9, Thames.sfreef, & No !, Custom Rsnse C..
MAS 5US1 OPENED,
GONE OF the cheapest goods that was ever
~ ed for sale IN this town or state, and which
be sold at the very lowest prices for cash, or (,
short credit Among them are the following
Brosdcloths. for 24s, yd o Black silk velyets 70
vide, worth Sos of ey- y l0s6yd.
cry color 0Coored silk velvets
Ditto from 6s to 81 yd. Y Caspian stripes
Csssimeres from 4s6 to Norwich grapes
Z lbs yard coiors, GInsosf 10
Ladies cloths from 9s 10 avay
27s yd and very cheap Blue calicoes for on
DevoDshire kerseys, from X to Is6 yd
3s9d to os9d o An assortment Gallo
Fhnneis Of all colors. fr. d India silks, II yard
Is TO 4s6 the yard 0 for only 5s3 yard
Bookings anc bAizes complete assor
Ssttinets from IS to $50 of hosiery
yard Barsge for ladies d.
A complete lot of blank. A complete assor
cts Of fgurd silks,
Shirtings from 10 to 2oS 3s9 10 6s yard
cts the yard n Brown silks and
shee,ngs from l33 to Is \ zns
cts yard q Jet black bomhaz
complete lot Of combs n three different
Gold ard silver lace for 0 Crimson bombszin
hat trimmings 0 nice
Colored long kid gloves 9 Caroline pisids. fy
A complete lot of bomba-0 to $50 yd
zetts scotch plaid for cl
NaIkin grapes Elegant ribbons TO
Silks ofevery description Y mings
Cotton battings for com. X Belt ribbons
foriers d A superb lot Of b
Blue black and brown O for ladies Goa
pushes O dresses
and many other articles too tedious to partic,
and which shall be sold at the lowest possible
". J. r. has also opened complete asse
Of ladies work baskets. and has received ano
Of ball fringes, which article he can sell
price than il can be manufactured for.
nrI IA
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10 little beds, all dressed and kept with the
utmost care, and adorned with the simplest
flower" Evefgreens, inter rmingIed With daisss,
were fsnged round the borders; iitils clumps
OF violets and forget.me.not were scs,ieted IN
tho interior; end IN The centre a solitary lily
hung down ils lsnguishing blossom. The
broken hearted mother had just watered II,
and tied IL 10 Q small stick, to secure il Q.
gsinst the wind: OF her side lay the weeds
which she had rooted out. She went round
the whole spot ssain snd sgsin, snxiously
pulling up every blade Of grsss--,hsn gszed
Tor few seconds on the grave--put the
weeds into her spIon-,ook up her little wa.
iering pot-walked tows ds the gste-re,uin.
cd sgain, to SEQ tha, hor lily was secu's--snd,
si last, ss the suppressed tear began to s,srt
hurried out Of The church yard.-ISnr IN
Germany, in ls2o-2l-22.
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rPRTNTIN G, Of all kinds,
a sanTae;sY masnsr ct 'b'' ofs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-11

ssnt to Ens''u' = lie tasr Q. IT United
states Away th,n With tbs tri,olou, \
far-fctchrd raasoa-it is nol, neither can II
b. the true one, that true ON ie.a hatrrd
Of representative llbrrty aud fear that tn
young HERCULES Of America, II moi struggled
IN las cradle may one day come Ia drstro,
the t'7pte headed monster III Europe.
declare To You siu,rrrly that thr pre-
sent crises appears tu me So Tremendous.
81 well am satisfied tai the profound
stiffness, winch relgns al hrs momrnt Is
the lnternnncr ~ N aNhtl -lurm thlt will
shortly hurst upon the shores of America.
that | ain unwilling 10 delayH single mo-
mrnt IL present IL my enuulrymen any
Information, which my pasl or present 81
tuatlun enables me TO give.
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hi lid shown evet, disposition 70 follow
the example ct England II -tnding Con
snls thllh.r to open q commercial utter
cnursr with ihr NV rrpabh,,. There Is
reason also To hrletr that thc report ~ hich
lately reached Us, Of Fraace h,ng about 10
arku"" ledge the independence Of Hayti,
MS will founded.
Accounts from CoUstantinoplc, 10 Feb.
l2tIr, contradict lhr report of Peace hay
png been athrd with Persia, and slatr that
the Turkish army had reecntl, Gren com
plctcly defeated N the uelphhorhooi of
Bagdad.
PortuQai Accounts bad been received
N London from Lisbon NJ hat ely hclng
IN great commoiion, IA consequence of the
body of the Marquis of berrclo the kings
minister aud particular fa,orite, having
been found murdered N tie palace. TIN
Prince Don Miguel vas suspected Of has-
lng stahbed h,m. 1t Is added, that thr
Coudcdcl Parmtil,, one Of the iilsl officers
ri slut. alarmed for his safety, had Ned or
concealed himself
NpaIe.- The accounts from Madrid urr
10 the lith March. That capital was then
Tranquil, but misery was increasing, both
there aud IN the provinces. Ferdinand
had issued a decree for setting the impd
sourd Constitutoualisls NJ liberty, but pro.
limiting thrlr approach Ia Madrid aud other
places where there are royal palaces. Tie Il
also sad 10 have granted IN the Kingdom al
Navarro thc privilege OF meeting III annud
L pttr4
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\ sINENE NINIIRS NIGlf.

y t'isNis4'f4 wv III , 4Nliii
Tho following etqu,s,lc piecc Of descriptive
poetry Is W the lameuted Percy shclly-#a
volume otv hotr unpublished poems - nov
Iva tie press IN l.nslpHd.
How branllul tbs Night The belm,ts viva
Which Rerual sephyu breathe IN EVENING"
ear,
We're dlseord 10 thu 'pcnkinr guietnde
That wraps this moyeless scene. Heavens
chou vault,
studded With s'ats uuuttefRhly bright,
lhro' winch the moons unoiouded grandeur
rolls,
scems LIKE II canopy which love had spread
% curtain her sleeping world. ion gentle
hills,
ROBBED in II garment of unitodden snow,
You dafksome walls, whence ioicles dcprf1
50 stalnl.-7, thai their White aud glttrriag
spears
f,nge not the moons pure benm Jon coulri
steep,
Whose banners hangeih o'cr the time worn
tower
SO idly that wrnpt Fancy decmcthii
A metaphor OF Peace, all form a scene
Where muSlng SOLITUDE miRht love to liit
Her soul nhove thia sphere OF carhlines,,
Where 5llrhcl 06d,slnrhed might mut,h--
So cold 50 bright 80 siii alone -
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.MaN9NAAl7S SANE.

IN pursuance Of Il decree Of tie superior
court Of chhneery for the Iynthbug Dis
trr, pronounced on the lsth dry bt Octuber.
ls23, IN n cause therein depending, between
joel Es'is, plaintiff, and james Preulis and
Samuel Hobsou defendants, the undersigned,
marshal OF the said court, Viii On Friday III.
18th day of June nest, IL fair, if not on the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays eAcepted,)
proceed to -tl, On the premises, by way OF
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
4. 80. 4uit
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~ wv t''l'""'l' ms in"fihhe' W. haNr pa
p''S rum London /" Tue 21'h MI Ihry,
a'"''eiA h"Ulsh hi'It additional We
nav" W, extracted som" miscellaneous items.
inr lol""l1S inIofHatlon respecting
,'' ",stilnes, WIS Ih'J hoinln6 received At
L'oNus =
- ho' ~ Aaifh tt" Ness'l, ar
't'u 10 Gay nom haIia IN day, brings
'''''e ioa' on the ''h instant tot - III
s,'' ''.l''d III lil'f' lhe Sardlnlon vessel
~" y 'o''es' .ioh h'Het L" hlgitfs WIN
N"', Sloi'N' ne cargo MAS landed, and
", ."sstl a'seh'rgrd ai'"r Paymcnt Of freight
n',e WIS 4 Diamond crown on board Tor
,i' icy. Another vessel mas sailed from
ne"'' on TIE sumo destination, and 1t IL
ie't'u SIR may also be capfmcd
~ private tti'r from Madrld, dated
'a'ch II, STATES llal Tue Foreign Minister'S
residing III 'hai capitol had strongly femon
u''e" WIN ftidihanu upon thc delay ot
'h' amnesty
we nav been favored with the rrrnsal
! ~ "a printed '''ltf' dated Nuremberg March
~ ".''a '"h'a'hs ','"fah'' 'o'elhgtncc Tor
,ae u'efk cause. IL appears that lSmati
',"" nan marched against om'f Nr,ont'
!
| 10" 'ilast'r "l lhe TWO banks OF The PIPER
AsI' 'po''"'"' where communicates
WIN 'l'e '''''h ''0'ral l'"ngos, VII" had
'''r Se'' 'y tl'n," A'"'''"tda'", WIN
| '''"'"''''ne'''7 ioi h'nula' "'uista tt''h
."' rs VI reserve h"a ht9u f4tahllsheo near
n"P'p9' upon inc r''u IL froN' a, "hIch
''''' llao strongly gus Eon' ~ III erd'i To
P'o'ent ,'' r"a.at 'h' oIo'AAo" ol ''pan=
IT, UU'' me otNa ha'e 'nnch al h'aft.
Nv ~" '''p'''" VI "i'"'o h,,' ,o'o from
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IL '.S'Hiii7llln'Hl mere, lntlf lfdN oil ttI TAIN
reforms. which are expected To- follow that
event, then apprehenslons, perhaps honest
on's, of certain underlined dangers which
might attend such a reform Sand heir my,
ferrous connexions with the iuiral ALI
ancc, thesc causes have bound lhern as
with spell To u policy winch the people vi
Great Britain detest and have long ago
denounced, policy, which no English
man would approve and winch IN minis
Ter would dare 10 a,ow ---tbt potion of The
Holy Alliance. "Bnt," sly my friends.
" yon cannot think the British Govern
" mrut will ioln Nth the Holy Alliance
-" If II IS not Nth us Il certainly will not be
" against us and # the Sonth Americans
" arr true 10 themselves or even should
they prove traitors and towards, and the
I" Holy Alliance after couqurriug them,
" come as come they VIII IL drasaon us
INTO despous.n, then we shall see whether
" they vii succeed III America as they
"have dane in Italy \ SPAN. Tn, French
" bulId line ships, our brave boys will like
nothing better than 20 add sculs of them
3" Ia our own little navy | should be The
last to distrust the vaIur and patriotism dl
ny cOunfrymcn On the contrary view
ing them with all the lnuartialify which
human weakness win admit, niost de
youtly believe there is not a more VA.
liant. pafr,p,ic, enterDri4ing and n,aonani-
impus people under Heaven than the hap
py inhabitants Of the United States Of A
merira. aud il The English whom should
consider more formidable lhan all the rest e,
were not against Us, | "oald not hesitate
on gooa End suaieirrt reason. to bnl def
ance IN III. tp,th ri rbr Holy Alliance and
th,ir Bourbon pro,,o.es Nv on,,ion
however = thar # tL. nc,nlc of t;,..,t
Refrain flo not il, n. h, .,i,,,i.,, ,,,,,.l tho
Government to onit. win u. n. r.sistin., IN.
Hnlv An..oc. tbs ,c,,le yh,.na, G..I
So cordial towards "a and we az ,ord;a, to
wards them. this s,me p,op,e will be
brouyht nv the iutrirurs of thnir Cavern
ment, and by Their own nrriudlcrs. skin.
fully pla,,d upoo even ao,in.t lb.;r viii
will they be- brought INTO war with the
= lltcd States For should we triumph
alone in a struggle with the Holy Alliance,
and think that with tremendous sacrifices
we should do 80, II would place our nation
md our naval power above that Of Britain
torver Do yon not think that the people,
WIN whom national Pnde ana superiority
are ,'le s'rong's' l'Iin''tles oi ACTON m'Eht
MT be hfoog'" mto " with US 10 pre-.
vent such result, howTver contrary that
war might he to justice and their Owl ult-
mate good
have shown that tins Government wal
no, no' TAX, " par, IL FAVOR o' oo"'" A,le''c'h
i'hery, but WIN rather act secretly ana
powerfully abHos; ana II 'n's "9N'Fh
men! nFn' VIA mol "S'9 n''P 'he Hoo'n, amer
.e'n' % 't'o"'Ph over 'he h"'{ A,""''''
IN defence 81 ''ef i'h'ry anu lndtp'n,
9 O.. n"c4 JESS "'' II permit Ire oL''e9
1 GI, To h'IP Ihem 50 10 'r'"Pa ! , 1000
Goa was mere re- ever &ofh an ''fofa r as
10 suppose AZ me Pr"oao.,' % sacn an
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Tract or Parcel OF Land,

Lying in the county ot Bedford, on the south
SIDE Of Reed creek, containing 2sl acres,
more or less, being the trsel of land conveyed
by the said Cstis srd lie 10 he said Prenli.
tlEO h. NDJDSON, N l. Z. C.. e.
Nav H. l;t.rs
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the battle Of Waterloo he has resided
the greater pant of his iltne with his sis
Ter lir0isnsia at i.indau, near the lake O
Gous'auee.
Eugrne Bauharn1s possessed graceful
person and u conntsnance strongly mari
Ell with Intelligence and decision. He o.
Joycd through liz the favor of Baonaparlt
IN his government of Italy, he WAS at
FIRST very popular but II IS said mat o.
prrceialng IT, IL took pans To keep aoof
from the people, lest hr should excite the
jealousy ol NtpolcOu. Buonaparle assigned
him u prlncely resenue IN lhlJ, chiefly arr
sing irom estates ~ The papa territories,
which he had the good fortune 10 retain,
afrr the restoration. They we're confirm
I'd 10 INN by the Pope IN 1915.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-11

Opd,ehngrasted gtch .Hy Ccn In
E1yAt the champion oi freedom, Tn
FREUD and associate Of Washuglon--one
Of tie fathers Of the American peoaIr--hls
children Will hail his presence amons
them with pride aud glory.
BY MAJ, Cen LA Fayettr;
4m,r1san Foi,ry---and may the PLAIN
draIlog and frmucss Of sell governed
people secure the younger natives of tn
American continent against the two fold
danger Of hostile aggIcaslon aud tquipoeai
ILt,ndshipS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-11
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make immediate settlement OF their accounts,
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