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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-25

Our latest advces from the La Plata, are to
the 4th March, per an arrival at Boston OH
the 18th inst. from Buenos Ayres. Admiral
Brown, of the Buenos Ayrean squadron, had
chased the Brazilian fleet from the river
and is now master of all that part above
Monte Video; and finding it impossible to
bring the feet of the enemy to an engage
ment, had altered his plans. A heavy cam
nonading, which was heard on the morn
ing of the 29th, in the direction of Colonia,
announced to the inhabitants that he had
made an attack upon that place, which was
confirmed by the arrival of boat, at which
time the firing was still kept up. At that
time the loss ON the part of the Spanish Ad-
miral was three men killed and a few wound
ed; of the former, one was the brave Capt
Cernti, of the Balcarce'. The Brazilian
brig Royal Pedro got aground and was for
saken. The Spanish brig, Beigrano, also
got aground, when schooner of the enemy
bore up and ordered her to haul down her
colors, promising in such case to send the
erew to Buenos Ayres. She was answered
with volley of musketry, and with the as
surance that the colors of the Belgrano were
nailed 10 her mast. Our Correspondent adds
4 boat has just arrived from Colonia,
having left there yesterday afternoon sd
March.) A detachment Of 500 men from
i-avalleja's army had arrived under the
walls. Brown had burnt the Royal Pedro
and intended to make the attack BY lane
fast night.--Thc Brazilian feet had not ar
myed to the relief of the place.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-05-25

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12
IOHN q. ADAMS.
fIrBfto No. 71.l

An ACT tu anthoti2r tie lodgc OF tho Dis
triei Court for the Western District Court
Of Virginia, 10 hold The District Court Tor
the Western bnal,ct OF Pennsylvania, Tor
The irih, al certain csses.
Be il saorte,i b. The Senate and House q
Representatives. qffhe United SafsS Of II
.ns'ica ~ Congress 0essmbis9, That tn
Dlstfiet Judgr Tor the Western District of
Nuglnlt hstehA aulhoriz ID aud rrquif.
ed TO hear, Try, aud determine, all causes
now peuding la tl.p District curt for the
Western District Govt of Pennsylvania,
~ which tn Judge ot ihe sat last men
toned District Court had been concerned
us counsel hefnre his appointnr,t. in thu
salnr manner, nd ~ thu same tinlrs aud
piaees, ssthe SAID District Judge Of thu
Wesl.fn balfic' nr Penns,lvania might
or could have DOM had henot been con.
crrued as counsl hcreie
Ser. ? .fad b ii further enacted, That
The AID Judge shall reestr f0r his srs.
ees. c'eht dniars per day, Coz the time he
shall bet plosrd ~ holdmg said Counts
sud travelling II AID from his piace,uf re
sidrnor, 10 b. pad .oDt ef any nonty IN
ihe Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
APPe0vER--Msy2 ~, 1876
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arf .nnninted 10 fteir plare.

are sppniuted in fteir place.
Sec. = md be II further eadeted, That
the raies Of toll heretofore Fixed by the said
art. shalibe considered as the faifs Foe two
mdr-. and thai the Company shall have
power L, demand aud receive, m the same
proportion. for greater or less distance !:
Provided the TOLLS TO be collected the eon
shall nui exceed the rate of tolls on the
Lnile River turnpike road, fof The like
distance add thai Hugh Smith, Robert j.
Taylor, Tichard NJ. Srbtt, John G. Vow
ell, Thomss Vowel, Thomas sandiofd,
VIM. Foale. Hunphrey Peake, aud Tho
mas reyiln, be- added To tie Commission
ers slned 10 tim ssId act, for taking sub
scrip hons 60 the said stock.
SIC. 8. find be II further enacted, That
II, 1t any time hereafter, the sal rad shall
bccsme free u de- the provisions OF he
said act, then, aud in that case, the Levy
Court Of the County of Alexandria shall
thereafter keep the said road in repair, al
the expense of the said county.
Appfosed-May 20 iae6.
JOHN q. ADAMS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12

Il LiA ~ iSt'tiA ifWuHuS IN LHf IlM kDtLC
al Liberty on he LIST Oct. 1926.
A-nurwelI II. Adams, James Adams.
B--irau Brown, Nathan Basham, t+reen Bowlcs, John
Rurroughs Waller Bunch. Abraham Butord, Nase
Bales, Martha Black. stephen Board. sen.
C-Wllham trump, Edmund Csbb. Wadd, Cobb,
Miss Aun H. Cobb. Moses Cra,gg Bedford Clerk Green
Crouch. Susanna chtak. Steahrn II. Coielnan.
D--catharine bearing, David Douglass. Iemmah
bearing Ncudlih Davidson, William / Dickpn.nn,
Flames Freeman, Thomas FAIRS, Cnleb Ferguson.
G-Mrs Ann Go don, Heuhen Gutnry, James Gray,
John Gibbs.
H-kubert Hamilton ?, John Hatcher, Levy Harris,
Martha Haunaba5s, Jacob Has,, I'm Haynes John
Hewitt. Jun.
I-Henry Jones, John lirb, David Jones, Wingiield
Jones.
l.--Gen. loci Lett ch, Thomas T. Lunsford, Tho.
mas A. Lahcm, Jeremiah Iockett, Henry Lane, Jun.
Daniel laughhurn, Frances Lettwich.
M-Bcnlamin Neadlin Thomas Norman, Doct. JOHN
T. Mormon, Arthur Morr,.on, John p. MITCHELL Rei.
ben L. Murrell, Jnd'tl Ma ten. William HGcel. "a
chariah Milan, Catharne Murphev, William hiCay,
David Meader, Col. Thomas Moore D.
N--Ihomas Newman.
O-John V. Ohlhausnn.
P--Robert Phelps, Miss Mary S. Preston, John A.
Price.
R--Rcv. HcnryJ. Ripley, James Reynolds, Thomas
q. Rurher. Ambrose Rucker, Garland Rucker.
S-Wm. l. shelton. Andrew Skinali Francis Smith,
Nathaniel Strange. MclChor Stalry, john Smith . Al
bert A. ShCrmon. Bedford Sheriff.
John 7 Tracy, Jesse l.. Thomson, Silas Iayler.
Robert TnSlcy, Ohedah Turpcn, VIM. Tracy.
W-Charles WbiIcley, David Wade, William Wilson
?, Robert WcaLs. David NJ Wright, James Webb, Eli
2abeh VITA, Anthony Wright, David Wamaek, John
Wright, Israel Nileman.
Oct II. --c3wlo " PORTER, p. NJ.
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POETRY.
sx.a TaE enssrofieu1 mtansR.
Jt 1916.

HI I'D
or fRAKsTrIIT spsTiNIr.
The warri'r mag ta,ue raaaa ia temriesths
issves
,ofihe Laurel thai Victory MIRO" bin
Tie Isrer may sm y a. he joy9aslg Heases
9aa Myrtle that heaaty he,loH MN
The reei mas gather afssey, and gaze
Cats evergfean hauf enchanted
Bai vial are ihtsr ls,s $, fbsir Rgnlss . bays,
10 TIE yise that our lsesfalhcfs pfaiaed
lttfrsace boa he iilY--lel Bfiain be VAN
of her ihiales. AID shamf cts and roses
Our sArnbs aAd auf blossoms tpreui aut from
he nam,
All eur bold share their beauty diseloscs.
With henio and GENTRY, soul and God
Whist lreefnea wilb terrers is hunted,
Rodsoksd with The dew.drops aud washed
with the hool,
the rins taei or tortfaihers planted
Theua health TO the brave, and tho worthy
that bore
The zine whose rich clusters oershade Us j,
They planted lis root by The rocks by the
shore,
Aud eal'd davn Isis blessing who made as
And a health q the Fair who will lfaise up
brave
Generation Of Yankees undaunfes,
! o neari.h, 10 cherish, % honor aud snge
Jke vine TINT our forelsihers planted.
t1-sS-
IRON Tar itLiNofs sAErrTr.
ADDRESS TO A ait sQUlTO.
fe impBdeul. ~ blasted wight,
That hresks ny slumber erry night,
Diving your btu for very spite,
Into my breast.
An slill. when II Il dawn Of light,
cannot rest.
DID e'er do - any IL,
That thHs ye lrt,c sent cursed ill,
And rowoa, fhouI y csunoi KILL
Ms 4etceiess bead
But all OF you. by nv good will
Should soon be dead.
Now take thy little seIfa"ay--
What, art then here ~ midst df day,
Aud as thou d $ 81 thoa seeHs q say,
Twill soon be might,
Then all my debts 20 thee u pay,
10 very spite.
Thus do prsg, " vill'ucus thing,
Tat | may catch ye on the wing,
The quick Ia teach ye how to sing
Another tune,
And make the very welkin ring,
With thy dread doom.
N.
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JOHN q. ADAMS.
pERl2cNa IN.

Az AcT 10 amend Al act, entitled ",sn net
30 Incorporate Accompany furmaAing a Ger.
tain inruIGt.. Road IL the County OF Alex
andria passed ihirleeutb Jnls. one thou
sand oigbt hundred aud ihirieeu
Whereas, by an act. entitled "An act
Incorporating a company 10 establish a
turnpike rold from, Wiley's Tavern in the
county of + iff,x 10 APPOINT of intersection
~ Little ls,ri Turnpike Road, or ON
thu iae Of the District of Columbia" pass
ed by the Geoerai Assembly of the State
of Virginia, it is provided, that the compa-
ny thereby Incorporated may. at their DIS
erection, locGte thrir sad ROAD So ~ tn IN
tersectthe Little River Turnpike Road. or
the linz of the District of Colombia. in
the-la'fer Case OF intersecting IN, hne of
tfe.Ilsrlct o. Cplomba, ne SAID read may
terminate Al some distance Gan the town
of Alexandra
BE t1deteG By Ne Senate and Eo,.sf OF
Representatives. Of he United Statss of J.
nenca an Congress Gscembkrd. .That the
GoWtnissisn.ts, Ia b. appointed under IN.
act af Congress g. which this ~ AN amend
ment, for Locating and marking the road
tereinHheHtiooed shall have power ia Law
s.ouR the. same from any point of intersection
-on the hoe ~ the District Of Cplumbia. Il
thr said Virginia Company snail so locat,
Their road, 10 snch point in the line of til,
cenpnl ttion .uf AleSandria, as they In hpi
Jnds npent, may think fit; and tn. sal,
'cetopany, Incorporated by the act to which
ffhis IS an amendment, at their aunnn
meeting 80 March. shall eirct. fran anon.
~ Stockholders, \ President and four u,
sectors. 10 manage the 'cancerns af tn.
sCNrstsa. for one scar, ADD uotil other,
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Il hSi Of Letters remaining IN the Pod-OGce at
amherst c II. on HE LIST Oct 1926

A-Mss Solhia Alcock.
B-Allen Blair, Isabella brown, Amanda Blanks, Jno.
Boiling.
C-Charles NJ. Christian 6, Peter Cashwell, Clerk of
Sup. It. Ami. Clerk of county court, Dudley Gala
way. wee Carpenter, Mis-, Sally Crews.
D-Mrs.Martn Dawson, II. l.. Davies, Mildred DaW-
son, Susan Duncan Zach. Drummond 3, EliZ billiard.
E-Hobert Eryan,
f-1no. Franklin. Henry Farntsworth.
C al Jno. q. Gamble. David 5. Garland 3, Mrs.
Maria Il. r. Gooch.
IL lhomaS henley, Elijah Howell, William Henley,
n. r. Hunter, Henry liarner, Mrs. Susan d. Hill.
l-clalborne Jone, IWeheoca Jameson.
k-WHlam Kelly, William knight, Jesse Kennedy.
John Leigh.
M-Joseph Il. May, VIM. Michael, William Morgan,
David Moore, William PDanie
N-Wm. Nevlll, Spencer Norvell.
P-Francis Page ,, Edmund Penn X Rich. Ellis, Sa-
muei Pent, Mary Pierce, John Payne.
R-William Rueker.
S. hnmas Smith ,, James Smith. william Stinnet,
Joseph Staples, ino. Smoai, Samuel Smithsan.
Mrs Edward Iinsey, Rebecea Thompson, Mrs.
Mary Thornton, chas. z. laliaierro.
N-Iohu Vest.
W-Doct. \. J. Walker, Frances A. Warsick, Benz.
Waits Elias Wills. Wiiain " cod. William Whitehead
b George Whitehead ,. SAML. IL. DAVIES +. NJ.
Oet.l2. c5~lo
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Tx AUTRoArTY.

DAVIS orTHE uNIrEU srArLs, PASSED AT
TIM riBhr SESSION OF THE NINE
rEENrH tuNGREsS.
lFunLic- No. 70,
Az ACT 10 nulhafze the Secretary Of the
War Department TO purchase n ste for an
Arsenal ~ 81 lusis, in the State of Mis-.
soiifi. and to provide Tor the erection Of nm
Arsenal ~ The saue.
BE II emeie9 bg ne Senate mud House
q Representatives. rite United stacs Of Il
-roiea a. Congress assembled, That the
Srcg'1sft Of tue War Dcparlmen, BE-,
aud Is hereby. arihorizrd to pu1chasc, as
suuq As u can he ,itrcl Il, on r, asnnable
terms, sitr far - a,seaa. NJ or IN the II
clulty OF ~ Lopia, Missouri and 10
Gaze Ia be erected ouch an Arsenal on lhr
snns. "a may be- deemed proper for the
satg.t tepUr, al fhu srsas and munitions oil
ue Uated S'atea on thu fra3iir. and
that ior thrsr PuFpoSep thr sun Of Iifeen
Thousand dollars be-. anl IN, same ~ her ?
by, Appropriated out of The a,chrl : of thu
Treasury. nor Otherwise appropriated,
AFfRuNED--n Ma, 20 1879
JOUN o. ADAMS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12
DOMESTIC.

The National Intelllgentcr states that
the following persons have been invited
by the Secretary OF War, TO form the
Board which is about assembling In Wash
ington, for the purpose of preparing and
reporting System OF Cavalry and Artll-
lery Exercise, for the use Of the Militia
VIZ: -
Gen. w. II. Sumner. of Massachusetts.
Gen. T. Cadwallader, If Penns1 kania.
Gen. h. Daniel, of n Carolina.
Gen. ID. Macarthur. Of Onio
Generals Scott aud MacOmb; Colonies
Eustis, TayIoe, and Cutler; Major Nourse,
and Lieutenant Tone, of the Army, are 10
be added to the above, and then the Board
will be complete. Gen. CadwalIadcr has
already arrived.
: Mr.. BATES, of Missouri, who was re-
Gently elected to The Goth Congress from
that State, in the place of Mr.. Scott, has
been represented,in the Missouri Advocate,
Mr.. Benton's paper, MS the enemy of Mr..
Clay, and in consequence has published
the suhIolnod note. Mr.. Bates was the
supporter of Mr.. Adams during the cleo
ton canvass for President, aud 1t is under
stood IS now decidedly ia, orable to the ad-
ministratlon.
To the Editor Of the Missouri ,9ipocGie.
Sir--The result of the late Eongression-
al election places me in a new relation TO
the public, and gives tn my acts and opin-
ions consideration which, under ordinary
circumstances, would by no means belong
to them. This must be my Apologize you
and TO the community, for the publication
/ of this note. If a mistake of my conduct
affected me only as an individual, | Should
not deem it my duty, perhaps not my
right, to trouble the public with an expla-
nation, But the relative standing of the
representative may, in some degree, affect
the interest and character of the state and
hence, consider it my public duty TO cor
rect an error into which yuu haye{no doubt
nnntentionalIy fallen.
In your PAPER OF the nth inst in an ed
ltortal article. II is stated" that Mr.. Bates
had been for the last ten years heen tue
| consistent enemy, and if we are not mista-
Ken, the constant ,eyi,r of Mr. Clay; and
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12
fPupLlc-No. 7ol

AN ACT 10 authorize the payment Of inter
est due 10 the City u Baltimore.
Be IL enaciea by me Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of n
merica IN Congress assembled, That the
proper accounting officers of the Treasury
Department BE-, and they are hereby, an-
ihorlzra and directed 10 liq1idatr and
settle the claim of the city of Baltimore a
galnat thr United States, for interest upon
money borrowed, aud actually expended
by the CITY in its drfehee, during the late
w,r viii 6. Britain
Sre. .. IND be il further enacted, That,
IN asceriainlng the amount of interest dr
10 the city of Baltimore, the following rules
shall h I'd ed 10, to Wit. That interest
shall nai be computed on any sum which
the city Of Baltimore has not expended for
The bcneft Of the United States. which sum
shall he rglnced by the smocnt refunded
ar repaid 10 the city OF Baltimore BY the
United STATES; thtt no interest shall b.
paid ~ any sum On which the city Of Bal
tmorf has moi paid interest and that when
The principal, or any part Of 1t, has been
pad by the United States TO the city Of
Baltimore, the interest on the sum So paid
nah eeasr, and not be chargeable to the
UHu d talrs any longer than TO the time
Of repay m.nt.
SIC. 8. 4nd be II further enacted, That
the amount 0t the interest, nhen ascertain
ed as aforesaid, shall be- paid nut Of any
moneys IN the Treasury, not otherwise sp.
ApPRovEp--Mays 20, i826.
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as re have had occasion before 10 ren..
If a tho Rough solog, up-to.ihe. huh - :
Rights man can be found. Who's. t.i e'''
9"alliy him ior ihr ststI"n. W. shah fa.5
ourselves bonnd 10 side with him. rF
mere contest between men, howr,er
thpsr men Mr.. Adams aud Gen. Jarks,p'
We cannot hesitate single momrntlnal'
choice. 's'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12
Il. BAk Err,
pDa,fTISp,

ND ESPECTFULLY informs The public
- that he will pursue hi, professional du-
ties ler few DAYS in this town. Rooms 0.
yer Mr.. Packers dry good store
Oct. ,. tCiltal7
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Ymnst also Inform yon that the y. S.
Charged AIalfs At ijogaia, has beeo az
sassinaird. nm not acquainted with par
iiculafs. bat the briefis, that he was in
intrigue win lady of that place, for
which her brother dpmlndpd satisfaction.
bat WIS refased he accordingly took the
opportunity one day fafter Mr.. Watts bad
been to dinner, and LAID down to rest on
his sofa,j stepped 10 and accomplished his
end. A frigate and -one transports pass
ed Lagnsyra to-day, With troops for Bar
ceiona, said 10 be from Bolivar.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12

A letter from Vera Cruz, dated the 2Isl
m. received by the Greek, states that
Com. Porter would embark IN few weeks
for The United states.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12
ELECTIONS.

Nee Jersey.-The Convention A.,
recently asaembled in New Jersp, To r.,1
a Congressional Ticket, broke az. - He
readers already knov, in rop. e ~
the ADAMS aud jackson parties claim Fl.
rictofy-hoth have nominated Tiek.,s
both Affirm that they will be successful
large ma orlties--and b0th--canno, =, y
the truth 'l
.Marytand.-The elections in this St..
for members Of tue Goth Congress. arr ~,
ing ON, Nessrs. Little and Barne, b -,
been re elected from the Baltimore d..
trlet--the Only one we have heard fro,
hentucky.-in the district recent, ;.
presented by }. johnson. decd. there ara
several candldtt"s--all of whom A..
ftFof ofthe present administration. |. -
district iately repre- enled by X. p. IL
ry deed. there are five candidates. tbra.
of whom are friendly to the admioisf,,'
ton, and two 10 Gen Jackson.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12

To Correspondence" c." in our my,
=" Eropus' Is toa imperfect to appea,
We think the author Would do better ~
confne himseIfto prose.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12

l lNSEED OLA few barrels o
~ Linseed Oil just received BY
WALTER Il MIDDLETON.
Ansust ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12

On the 18th ult. Al Pensacola the broad
prunant OF Com. Warrington wa suited
from the irigdte Constellation To the ship
Hornet, which latter 'ess sailed the da5
after fof Norfolk-Capt. Woolsey of tue
Constellation was left III command of the
Squadron.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12

e. The Superior Court Of Chaneery
Tor the Lynehhurg district, lChancellor
TaJ lori conmrned its fall session IL this
place last Tuesday. As usual. it has at
uacted To this place a large concourse Of
strangers.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12

A numerous meeting Of the citizens of
Newark, N. }. took place on Hednesd
last, when resolutions were adopted, ap
proving of the course adopted by the Al-
m'olstfation ticket formed at the late
Convention at Trenton and denounclng,
IA strong Terms, the opposition which has
been raised IN aud OFT Of Congress, to the
measures OF the Administration.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-04
No.. 81.

II is tI'crcfi,se hight : necsssary that
they adopt Assallar plan other.
wise ono or the otIIer'f them. and
perhaps beth, Will laso The esteem
Of their children obedience to ei.
thcr is not to be cxpcctrd. or tho
prob ability is, tl,at bad habits aud
Incorrect principles win be establish
cd. s.'sx :,
In order 10 promote love and I,ar-
mony among clihlrcn, one should
not be allowed to dossincsr. sycr or
tease. Moro ought one 70 be praised
at the expense If another. Nor
ought onc to be praised It the ex-
lpensc of another. Nor senyious CON-
parisoIis must be dream. Children
should not be allowed to scoff at one
who happens 10 be an offender
This practice destroys affection and
gives rise TO rescnimcnt and rctalia-
ton. They should be taught to
Iccl for one another when in Disgrace
ann not be prohibited from inter.
ceding.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-04
.. orren R = Saturday Morning Vopem5cr Vo az

show the heroick mind-he seemed TO
say: BE itso then. If l nm to die
Tomorrow, that n what am to do TO:
morrow il will not be tbcD, because
AN wiling II should be then nor shall
! escape il. because I am snwiIIiug !: ii
rs in the gods tchcn. but in myself hoso
! shall die. If Calphurnia's dreams are
fumes OF Indigestion, how shall be-
hold the day after Tomorrow |? Iftbey
are from tue gods, their admonir ion is
not to prepare the to escape from their
decree but TO meet il. have lived TO
q falness Of days and Of glory: What
Is there that Caesa. has not done with
as much honour as ancient heroes -
Caesar has uot yet died Caesar is
prepared 10 die
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-04

Ayoung lady being addressed by
gentleman much older than herself,
observed to him, the only objection
she had 70 union with him. was
the probability Of his dying before
her. and leaving her to feel the sor-
rows Of widowIood. To which hr
made the following ingenious ard
delicate complimentary reply ;"bIes-
scd is The man that hath Q ,iituors
wife. FOR the nAlnber Of his days
shall bc doubled"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-04
"A DIRGE.


BIZ CHARLES VEsr THOMPSON.
Ashes ID osashes -earth to earth
eFrieni Of my seul. long farewell
Ths day II eloom---the hour Of mirth
Ofthy dear spirit oft sHsll tell
The tolls Of tims--the thoughts Of care,
= Whcn thou vert near to soothe lne, fed
But now. alas ! have t. bear 8
Their doubled weight, for thou art dead
The days are past, when, arm in arm,
We wandered DER the breezy hill,
And felt how natures Q, cry charm,
In friendships eye was frightened stiil
Or when, intent, we loved to pore
Together DER the classic page,
And saw light 10 ancient lore,
Which can no more my heart engage.
No more e--no more shall behold
The smile, thatmsde my morning bright
No moreno more shall enfold
The heart, that thrilled me with delight
All never more shall pleasures beam a.
Be o'ermy gloomy spirit she'd y
My life is night--my thoughts dream
My soul is sad--for thou art dead -
Yet happy thou-belovei too well "a -
And priced too dearly--happy thou-
Escaped from all the tolls which tell
Deep furrows on the living brow
% truly blest--lo feel no more
&. Those ills. that haunt the human breast,
To be where sorrow caunot pour sgss 4.
Her cup Of woe upon Thy. rest. ~ fl.ft ,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-04
Selection, from English Paperr.

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tits supposed that more money
is lost aud won within the year q
tho different gaming houses, thar
three times the yearly revenue Of
the United States.
A prospectus was issucd few
days ago in Paris, for The establish
ment Of joint stock Ice Company
but met with a very cold reception.
A Mr.. Fry was last week married
to Miss Sprnft. The lady must
see that her caro- sposs hes 70 other
fish to fry
ID. LandaIe, Esq. tanaer, engss-
ed in the late duel at Kirkaldys hSs
found it prudent to hide himself,