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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-11
VVNAY q 10lsO
.4T WHIT,MAN,S BLOCK

ut WHIIyHHV . DLOCh
GTUST RECEIVED. fresh supply of Seasona-
81 ble Goods, which have been bought at REpU-
cEp PRICES, and will be sold very cheap. Among
them may be found (f called for soon) olive, clare
brown, black blue (not loswood color) mixed, and
drab Broadcioths blue, black, claret, drab and
mixed Cossin,eree, of very fashionable patterns
piece elegant superfue London blue Broadcloth for
Ladies Coats, at 8 per yard.
ALSO,
A good assortment Of the Goods usually called
for in a MERCHANT TAILoRs ESTABLISHMENT;
such as Plaids, Camblets Bookings, Plushes OF all
colors Dufils, Flsnnels, Handke rchiefs Bandsnnas
Hosiery, Gloves ves.ings,very nice and very cheap;
pearl Ruttops laeke and small, &c. &c.
READY MADE CLOTHfNG-Coats,F Frocks.
Surtouts, Great Goats, Wrappers, Closks, &c. -
Vests and Pantaloons, of all colors, &c.
JAMES CARPENTER.
October ID
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eNS 29
BLACKINC,

vTNHE fact, that the European Backing, from the
Il two celebrated manufactures, bias far excel
and particularly in this country, is generally admit
ted by all. To those who consider themselves
judges and those who are the most disposed to pa
tronise American manufactures, KNAPP's BLACK
ING is offered for examination-and il, upon trial. it
does not equal surpass any English Blacking ev.
or offered in this country, no patronage whatever
is solicited.
This article is for sale, by appointment of the
manufacturer, by the cask, dozen, single bottle
at uJ,No. II, Wesfn,lasfey- Row.rD
N. B.-Orders from the country will receive
particular attention.
September 9. II
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FROM A LATE ESoLrsu PUBLICATION.

SouTHEY-Mr. Southey, as we for
merly remember to have seen him, had a
hectic flush upon his cheek, rowing fire
in his eye, falcon glance, look at
once inspiring and dejected---it was the
look that had been impressed upon his
face by the events that marked the outset
of his life, it was the dawn Of liberty that
still tinged his cheek, smile betwixt hope
and sadness that still played upon his qui-
vering lip. Mr.. Southey's mind is essen
italy sanguine, even to overweeningness.
1t is prophetic of good il cordially en-
braces it; it casts longing, lingering
look after it, even when it is gone forever.
He cannot bear to give up the thought of
happiness, his confidence in his fellow
men, when all else despair. 1t is the very
element "where he must live, or have no
life at ALL" While he supposed it possi-
BILE that better form Of society could be
introduced; than any that had hitherto ex-
Isted, while the light Of the French ke-
voution beamed into his soul, (and long
after, il was seen reflected on his brow,
like the light of setting suns on the peak
of SONG high mountain, or lonely range of
clouds, floating in purer ether J! while he
had this hope, this faith in man left, he
cherished il with child-like simplicity, he
clung to il with the fondness of lover, he
was an enthusiast, fanatic, a leyeller (;
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NEW FALL GOODS.

No. 70, WEsTMINsTER-STREET.
YUNHE subscriber has received from New York
IL in addition TO his former stock, general
sortment of DRY GOODS, which he will sell
cheap. for Cash consisting of
Assorted colored Flannels ; ditto Cashmere
Shawls; Caroline Plaijs Bedticks plain black
Bombazetts; figured ditto ditto +; fancy Silk Hand
kerchiefs Cashmere and Merino ditto. super.
Long Shawls black Bombazines; dark Calicoes ;
assorted Pushes, for Ladies' Hats black and col
ored Ostrich Feathers.
ALSO-many other seasonable Goods, at redu.
ced prices. J. CARPENDEk.
October 90. II.
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THE OBSERVATORY.

"HE Proprietor of this fashionable place OF re-
Il sort, respectfully informs his friends and the
public that it is now opened for winter season, to
accommodate those who are disposed to indulge in
harmless and invigoreting recreation. The Bowl
ing Alleys will be warmed with stoves, as soon as
the weather shall require it, and every exertion
will be made to render It agreeable place Of re-
sort. The bar is amply supplied with refresh
ments, and no exertion shall be wanting to accom-
modate and crafty those who visit the establish
ment Il. October 81.
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Coach and CH.4ISE- MAKING BUSINESS.
ID EMOVAL.-JoHN l.. JOHNSON takes this op-
II portunity to tender his thanks to his friends
and tie public, for the liberal encouragement he
has received in his line Of business, and would in
form them that he has removed from his old stand,
and taken shop in Of No. %, North Main
Street, where he will execute all orders in the a
bove business, at short notice, with neatness and
despatch. If. July g.
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BANK REPORT.

TUST published, and for sale at the Office ofthe
q Literary Cadet, No. 9, Market-Squ are, Re-
port Of the Committee, appointed by the House
of Representatives Of the State Of Rhode-ls-
land, SC. to inquire into the expediency ofircrea
sing the Banking capital, within said State, made
June session. AID. 1895. Price 81 cents.
Nov. A. SMITH 4 PA & &MENTER.
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DILLs OF LADING AND DEEDS. printed on
ID fine paper, kept constantly for sale by GEoRoE
DANA, No. ai, Market Street and SMITH PAR
MEsrER, No. Q, NIsrkst-squsrc, by the quire or
single sheet. July w.
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| ITALIAN CONvENTS ---Ihe most severe
| of the monastic orders is that of Santa
IheSesa, in which its unfortunate votarles
are doomed to. unceasing midnight vigils,
and daily lasts; to penance, austerity, and
modification /; while all intercourse with
their friends, all indulgence of the sweet
affections OF nature, are as seduousiy in
terdlcted as if they were crimes OF the
blackcst dye. II is the great merit of their
lives that death is continually before their
eyes CO ntinually present to their thoughts;
like man that should stand rooted before
clock with his eyes fixed on the hour to
which it was tending and lose in its con-
temptation the intervening moments. But
to all ntents and hopes Of life, they are as
completely dead as if the grave had closed
over them.
There is in Rome Convent called .he
Spelto Vivo, in which are buried all con-
tumacious, or fanatic nuns, from all Com
vents females condemned by the Inquisi-
tion for too much religion and wives and
daughters whose husbands and fathers have
the means to prove that they deserve, OF
the interest to procure the order for such
punishment. Instances have occurred
where resistance to the will of parent,
or causeless jealousy conceived by the
husband, have been followed by this horri.
BILE vengeance. What may pass within it's
walls can never be known; none but its
victims enter it, and none Of them ever re,
turn. They see no human being excepting
once q year, when, in the presence of the
ubbess they may have an intercourse with
their father and mother, but they must not
tell the secrets ofther prison house They
hear no tidings of the world that sur
rounds them, nor even know when their
dearest friends are removed by death.
LAUGHTER "A witty writer says, in
praise Of laughter: |" Laughter has even
dissipated disease and preserved life by
sudden effort of nature. We are told that
the great Erasmus laughed so heartily at
the satire by Reuceller and Van Hutten,
that he broke an imposthume, and reco-
yered his health In a similar treatise
on slaughter" Joubert gives two similar
instances A patient being very low, the
physician, who had ordered dose of rhu-
bard, countermanded the medicine, which
was left on the table. A monkey in the
.oom, jumping up, discovered the goblet,
md having tasted, made q terrible gri-
mace. Again putting his tongue to it, he
perceived some sweetness Of the dissolved
mama, while the rhubarb had sunk to the
potion. Thus emboldened, he swallowed
he whole, but found il such nauseous
portion tha, after many fantastic grimaces,
he grinded his teeth in agony, and flri-
,usly threw the goblet on the floor. Tho
,ick man burst into repeated pcals OF
aughter, and the recovery Of cheeriulness
ed to health.
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BUCKSKINS.

NOR SALE, lot Of light BUCKsKINs, dresse,
II without alum--suitable for shlrts aud draw
ers. S. G. SMITH.
October 90. ct.
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nR. BAKER, DENTIST, continues to attend to
IL the duties of his profession, at his house in
Bath Street, where all attentions will be devoted to
customers
UTBoard can be obtained in DR.. BAKERS fami-
ly for some elderly lady, who can be well accommo
dated. October 81.
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q c. SMITH has just received in addition to
~ his former stock of Boots and Shoes an assort-
ment suitable for the Southern Market, which are
offered at very low prices.
ALSO--constantly on hand, Sole Leather Calf
Skins and Meats Leather Lasts Of all kinds, from
several different manufactures; Boot Trees and
Crmps, French tops, English soles, Boot Webbing,
Cords, Shoe Thread, Cork. Soles, SC. Real japan
and Day e. Martins Blacking. No. II, Westmin-
ster.Row.
Sept. ;. tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

NilsIIE l..

What can strive
WYNN Virtue: Which of natures regions VAST
Can in so many forms produce to sicht
Srcn powerful beauty: Eeauty which the eye
OF Hatred cannot look upon secure;
Which Envys self contempa,es. and is turncd
Ire long to tenderness, to infantsmiIes
Or tears of humtlest love. Is aueht so fair.
"a all the dewy landscapes OF the Spring,
nc Summers noontide groves, the pnrplc eve
AZ harvest home, or in the frosty moon
Nl'tterng on some smooth sea, is aught so fair
as virtuous friendship; As the louorcti root.
Whittier, from hiGhes: heaven, immortal Love
Ills torch ethereal and has golden bnv
Pr"p',iouS brings, and there tea,ple holds.
y, j. o whose inspected service gladly vowed,
ne social bond OF parents, brother. child
with smiles, and swee, discourse, = nj reutIo dsc1e
Adore his power: WHAT gift of richest cline
l. or drew such eager eyes, or prompted such
Deep wishes as the yea, that snatcheth back
o r rom SANDER poisonous tooth foes renown,
Or crosseth Danger IN his lion walk,
rivals life 20 yescuo'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18
FTRGiALl:

At rules holden in the clerks Of the superior cour,
april, 1896:
i!ezekiah Puryear, William Hughes, and George W.
Payne late sheriff Of Goochlant county, whom hath
been committed for administration the of Richard
Rcdford deceased, PHy
against
William Miller, and lanes Ferguson executors Of Tho
mas Miller deceased aud John Brown administrator of
"'ie"n Hatcher dec d. DTS.
The cireacas awarded in this cause not HAVING been
returned executed on the defendant, John Brown and he
not having entered his appearance and given security
c"s 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of this
and appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence that he is NOT
ihabant Z" this country, it is ordered the said de-
iendant do appear here the :euh day the next term
and shew if any he against the revival SOUGHT
by the said process; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published city Of
richmond for two mouths successfully and posted at the
front door of the capitol in the said city.
Il a Copy. Tcste, Inn. ". TE,NTN'G. r. e.
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--SGG-
TO y SLEEPING CHILD.
EY MRS. HEaIASS.

Hf MRS HEaIANs.
Thou sieepcst!-hut wilt thou wake fair cii,i5
" hen the fawn wakes in the forest Wild
, Wlth me IarN's wing mounts, with breeze OF morn,
1 w men me hrSt rich breath of the rose is born;--
Lovely thou slcepest-yct something lies
Too deep and still! ON thy son-scalei cyes
Nournin!' though sweet, is Thy rest to see:
w hen will the hour of thy rising be.
Not when the fawn wakes,--no when In, lark
oh Inc crimson cloud of the morn. floats dark
r'f'ei' with vain passionate tears. hath wet
nc mar shedding CLEANS sr thy pale brow yer;
Love, with sad kisScs-unfeit-hath pfcSt
my meek dropped cyeds, and qui.t b,east;--
a. the glad spring calling ont bird aud bee.
shall colour all the bio SONS, fair child but thee,
Thou AIT gone from bright one!-tla Uo sro,,5 ,;
Aud life be left to thc butterfly. " "
nou art gone as dcw-dropi blown from the Dough.
Oh! for the world where thy home is now
tiow may we love but in do; BIT and fear,
low may we anchor our fond hearts hcrc,
How should even JOY but trcmhior be-
beautiful dust! when look on thee!
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S9ssgGG:as>
OR THE CONSTITUTIONAL WING.
WHAT IS LIFE?

What is Lifr,-A tender flower
hioon'ns beneath genial sky;
Ted by tie dcws and gentle shower,
tann Il by The zcphyrs as they Gy.
How lovely, young and gay II looked.
It's varied hucs. rich aud fair,
When from its leaves the hrc,zrs shook
The crystal dcw-drop trembling there.
Twas morning when saw the flower.
Mc'3ough, it looked umiva,ed gay:
locked again within an hour
Aud saw ii withcrcd on tue spray.
What is Liie?-A dream at bes,
fIceting across the slccprr's brain;
Stay,-do not break the slurubcre.'s rest.
The charm will ne'cr return again.
Then villa; is li(c:-A little sail
On some smooth Ocean sently thrown,
Famed by the kindly breathing gale,
And ON the placid waters borne.
But see yon tempest darkly lowsrs,
Vow madly DER the ocean raves:
The pillows swell--risc whit. and highrr.
thc vessel sinks beneath the waves.
Oh villa; is Litt?--A ncct;ng dav
" Inch man from endless time may sever.
horn on the swil,est wings away
lis come, lis gOne--'tis past forever.
Riclimond. April llih, 1896.
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TIRGINI,1.


NJ rules holden in ;he clerks office of the supefio, cour.
OF chHneeIy for the Richmond district tire 3+d day OF
lewis Webb ami George 7. Boaar. merchants AND mart.
HeTs" trading under tire irsn OF Lewis Webb & Co
against
Hugh and William Crawford II. and Elijah Werms.
ais.
Tine defendants Hugh and William Crawford r. M,
having entered their appearance and given security acco
uS 10 inc act oil Assembly and the rules OF this court ani
happening by satisfactory evidence tina, hev are no, i'm;
nabtan's ct this country is ordered that the aid defer
dants do appear here the day of the next terri,
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copv of
this order be forthwith inserted in some bi;st
cd IN the city OF Richmond, for months scccssive
ana posted at the front door of the capitol said CITY
copy. Teste,
Il I'm. " IIE,NTNIr r. r.
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-SPS-
d. Cnt1iect;r,,t II
DEATH OF AN INFANT.

Death found strange beauty on that ohcrnb brow,
Aud dash'd il out There was tint of rose
On check and lip:--he touch'd the veins with co
Aud the rose faded. Forth from those blue eve,
There beamd a wishful tenderness, doubt
~ neither to gripve or sleep, which innocence
Alone may wcar.-Wit ruthless haste he bound
=, me s'!ken irInges Of these curtaining lids
orcver. There had been mmru,,Irin, so.,,l
With which the babe would claim, its mo,b.r, ,-..
Charming her even to tears. The Spoiler set
ms seal at silence. But there bcamd smile
80 iISd and holy from that marble brow.
Death gazd and let it there: lie tar'd not s,cal
The ssmet-ring of Heaven.
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LLEELArE1.

At rules holden in the clerks Office n e s,poror ~,.
s''tnSesSy for tic Richmond district, The Cd day o
william Miller and George Irvine, Pps
"od =. r. Ryan. jJ0$
ne ""''naant JorFh Wallace, not h. wing entered his
appearance aud given security according 10 to c, NJ as
'y an" the rules of this count and it appearing v sa-
''"E tydcncc that toe is uo' inhabant of thsroir
NY 10 ordered, that The said dccudau; do aprar here
on inc tenth day Of The nest term and answer fc bill IF the
r"'"S and that copy Of THIS order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the CITY Of Richmond for
capitol, in the said ci,. -
81 q f07r Ees,. IT., r. ITE.g-flr
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I{RGLNIl.

At rules holden in the clicks office Of the sirerior cot,
OF chancey FOR the Rchmoni district Inc 81, iav o.:
April, 1926
Sampson \. Robinson. nil
against
John P. Enbsou assignee Of Elizabeth Harrison and ,c
said Elizabeth Harrison, Charles Harrison, and Thomas
Ligltfoot, G1s
The defendants except Elizabeth HARRISON not having en-
tered their appearance i given security according 10 the
ct Assembly and the rules of Ibis court, it appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
country; II is ordered that the said defendants DO appcar
mere Oh The cn day of the and the bill
ot the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published the city Of Rich
nond for two months successfully md posted at the font
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
u copy. Teste, lin. ". HE.TATf, r. e.
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TIRGL


At rules, holden in ic clerks Office OF the superior court Of
c,anccty Tor the Richmond district M day Of Anil
Elizabeth Smith wr ofWniiam H. Smith, by John Crouch
her next friend, nDC -
against F.
''J"A'" oSAy' OK or %" and trustee under last will
aud testament, of Richard Csnnch deed and W,Iion,
SielnS smith, also trustee unirr ,he same will and
MILAN W. Vaughan and Elizabeth Y. his wife, Rober,
infant, ,a "
Inc defendant Jesse p Smith, wing entered his ar
pca"Nce ana given security according act Of ASSEM-
o ana c rules CT this court, and appealn. by satisfac-
tory evidence, HAT nc is ahitaut of this couu;v-
ordered tina, the said defendant npnear here on ,
f'hth Jay OF thc next term !@ the h of the pain
anu at copy nj this ~ forthwith inserted in som,
newspaper published in the city os Richmond for ,vt,
months excessively, and r;e fto,,, door of the ca
pol, i'll tin said c:,.-.
\ copy Test,
Il HIM ". HEN1NTT, C
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LIRGENLl n:

~ rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the superior coar.
Of o1anccry for the Richmond district the 5rd day OF
Thomas Ncac. cu
against
alexander Boyd, John " Lewis, X ism o. Goode, Lewis
bofwcl Peyton X. RHwcU, Howell Tayl ,jr. Edmund
Taylor Richard RI. Wakcr Lucy Burwell, excrulrx oC
Anois'cah Buweil Alexander s. Field, ex'o Of Charles
g. Field John Davis, Philip Fancy, Daniel T. Hicks,
E' = McCraw, Joiu d. Hawkins, Spoitswood Burweli,
ana VIM. Robards, Richard Boyd, and Thomas Goode,
DIS.
The defendants srotswood BurwclI VIM Richards, Ricf
ard boyd and John d. Hawkins, having entered their
aprarartc and given security according the act of as
semoy AID the rules Of This court, and appearing by
tidctOy evidence, they uha hitapts of this
country; is ordered that Inc said defendants do appcar
here e tenth day OF the next and answer the bin OF
INC plaintiffs aud that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in published the city Of Richmond
for months successfully and posted at the front dor IS
the cap:io'. in trc said CITY.
o. a ca,r. Tas:r, IN. r.. YTNYHG
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TRGJWLI.

At rules holden in the clerks Office of The superio cuur.
April, 1896: " Wy 70
Samuel Dunn and Caroline his wife, nc Caroline IIoo-
way sole heir Of David Holloway, decd, PUs.
against
5omas Holloway, Thomas Pcts and Phcbe his wife, and
L'iza5eth Holloway, and Thomas I. Swann, Samuel g.
Smann' Dabney NJ. Wharton, ard Ann his wife, and
Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife, heirs of Samuel
swami acc d' DHs.
nc defendant lane ROBINSON wife the said Nelson
Eobnso no, having entered her appearance and given Sc
curry according 10 the act of assembly and the rules ofhis
court and appearing y satisfactory evidence that she
not an uaant Of this country it is ordcred that the said
defendant do appear here the day Of the next term
and answer tire bill Of tie plaintiffs: and thai cory cf this
order be orih;gih inserted in newspaper published in
The city Of Richmond. rr riouhs socccsyclv and
posted the front door OF the capitol the said citv
Il Copy. Trs'r, Nm. ". IIH.NI.NG, c. r.
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TRGINJ.l:


At rules holden in ;hc clerks Office the superior cour, of
Gance:y for the Richmond district, the 3rd day of April!
David L. Smith, and Harriet f. Smith, MIR, Ann sD,;,,
!niana smith, Sally Smith, David L. Smith, IT. John
:. smith, and William c. Smith, infant children of the
sad David l. Smith and Dilcey his wife, now deceased
friend, ~.
again>'
sally Elicit John p Elicit, James D. Elicit. Nancy Bosr-
e. SOPHIA os!e infant daughter Of Gideon l;oser
IT, ana betsey his wife, William c. Elicit, George Boshet
wr, IN. '
nc ceicnaants George Bosicr and Poly his wife, ana
an r Elicit not having entered their appearance and Civ
en- security acco0ng 10 the act of assembly and rules
'a' ''y are 't inhabitants OF this country; is ordered
mar tie SAID defendants do appeare the tenth dav
OF tie next term and answer the bill OF the antif and
mat copy Of THIS order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
mn'S succesvo y and posted the front door ofte Ca
pitol, in the said city.
/ u copy. Trstc, I'm. u. TE.ALNG e. r.