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UONSUnHPTlOM. .

DR.. RELIES HS17JHyfT1CP PIIsLS
give instant ease in all coughs; colds,
asthma, difficulty Of breathing, wheez.
ing, tiahlness Of the chest, consumpta
ion, pain in the side, splitting of blood,
chillness and shiverings. the forsran-
nprs of feseys, &c. Common colds
are rsn,oved ia a few hours. The a.
sed will experience relief equally a.
crecable and instantaneous, even when
the lungs are affected. Prize one dot-
Tar. One box, containing l2piis,tre.
uuentIy affects a cure.
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2sr(ttst, Denttfrtrs.

BRITISH A.s'1lSEF FTTC DEN.
THRICE. The Toothache is not en-
ly prevented by this Dentitrce; but it
renders the teeth beautifully ,Uhfte,
though hiAerto MncA-rcinoyes the
rause of teter arising from decaycd
teeth, aud at the same time ir restores
to tie gum, tbeir original efilorescence,
imraIts to the breath a most delecta-
ole sweetness. Price one doitur. 2
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JAartas FntetliD.nsy.
PORT OF WARREN.
TYRoM Qua conansrorpnNr.I

TYRoM QUA coRREsPoNpENr.l
BRISTOL, Feb. 2-arr On Sunday last
brig Milo, Hatch, from New Orleans via
Charleston, II Us, with lnoasses 10 B. Norris
Ind the master. t
N. SAILED.
" Sist. ship Rising States, Pearce, Of Previ-
ice, lor Savannah. Passenger, Mr.. John
Clara, slapp Henry, Jones, Havana.
ehib GU ~ Jacksnn, Dearth, Matanzds.
p.t,eaeeSf. N tsorp I,hp. D'Wolf E. Spawl-
ding, ii, BradfOrJs all avhn D'WolG I'd.
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2autItr Eatps.
STATE OF RHODr.isI,ANn

~ General .assently, Jan. Session.,
a. ID. 1897.
AN AC L in amendment OF ain art
eatiticd" An Act 10 regulate tho
rolice.of tho town. Of W arren."
Scctfon I. BE 1t enacted bv the
GeMerat assembly, and By the anthor-
fy MereofH IS enacted, that II any per
son or persons shall hereafter ring
or toll, Or shall attempt to ring rr
toll. any or either OF the bells in any
or either ofthe public buildings in
the town Of Warren. contrary 10 the
true intent and meaning Of the act OF
which ibis act is in amendment such
person or persons. and cacl, and ev-
cry ono OF them. shall upon com.
plaint and conviction there before
ANY justice Of The peace within the
county Of Bristol. pay as fine a
sum iio' less than ten dollars, nor
more than twenty dollars, with all
Cost Of prosecutions ; one half there
otto aai.lor the usn of tire complai,:.
ant. and the othcr half thereof To Ee
paid int" The ;oap treasury for the
use Of the poor Of Said town.
Sec. 2. INA Je ii further enacted.
that ii any psrsnn or persons shall
commit any depreciation or trespass
upon any lloase Of publfc Worship,
schooi-nouse, cngire-hopse. or an,
other public property of any o;hc,
Kind IN said town or, Warren, saci,
person or persons, and each and ev-
every ono Of them, Shall pay as !,
tine sum not less than five dollars,
not more than twenty dollars With
all Casts OF ofprusecution, to be rocos-1
cred, paid and appropriated as in the
drst section Aforesaid; aid such
person or pcrss::s shall alsS pa,
four fold the dans5s.,e thcrc,f, as i.
provided in tic second section Of The
act Of which this act is in amend
inendncMt.
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Spoke, 22d, ship Jrne, Child, 8 ds from
Charleston, for Havre,
Schr Curlew, Alien. Of Providence was
adv. to commence loading ut Savannah, 18th
lost. :.
The schr Cerena. Burden, Of this port, II
Martinique, for Mobile, has put into, Pensa-
cola, in distress
Adv, at New York, 3lst, brig Miles, Whea-
ton, ofth port, for New Orleans.
Sailed from Havana, 9th ui,. brig Castillo,
crink, OF this port, for New Orleans.
At New Orleans, last date, schr Mary Ann
Burr, OF this port for Charleston.
At New Orleans, 4th ult, brig Wn. Hen
py|Cole, OF this port, loading.
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AN ACT in addition to an net .ep,i-

AN ACT in addition to an net en,i-
tied" An Act rc'aiing 10 bail, on
.Iuesne process, III civil actions"
BE it. enacted By the General lssem
bly,. and BY the authority iksrsgf IL Is
enacted, that The plaintiff. in any suit
wherein Judgement shall &c render
ed, at any Justices court in this
State, aud the amount OF debt, cost
and interest due upon said judgment
shalt exceed twenty dollars. may be
entitled to his writ Of scnc ticias, a
gAinst The bali, from the Court Of
Common Phas, in the county in
which istlrIl Judgment may be rem
dered upon which writ the pros
ceedi,gs shall bc tic same il all re-
spcc,s as il ifjudgmeu. had been rem
dercd in said Court Of Cominon
Pleas
Be it enac!ed By the General Assem-
bly, aid BY the authority thsrecf it is
enacted, That ii'iany person or per-
sous shall willingly and knowingly
suffer any sheep or lambs, brlong'ng
- such person Or persons. to run at
large in any cf the highways or
commons in the town 0fSoutA kings
town, al any times between the first
day Of April and the first day OF
December, in any year, and be
therefore lswully convicted before
any justice or Justices Of the pracc
in said town, OH the complaint or
information Of any person occupying
hand in said town -:he. she or they.
SD offending, shall forfeit aud pay, as
a fhie, the sum 0f ten cents for every
sheep or lamb SO suffered to run
Mt large as aforesaid IN said town,
the one half thercofto and LOT. the
use of the town of South kingstown.
and the other half to the use of
linn who shall complain or prosecute
for the same /; and moreover the OF
fender shall pay all costsot prosecu-
ton End complain or prosecute Tor
the Same ; and moreover the olfen
der shall, pay all costs OF proset''-
ton, and conviction. anu also oe
liable to pay all damages 'hat auy
person or persons shall sustain ~
consequence Of such damages to be
rcco,c c.cd by an action, In tl'e name
Vi tue pelson or persons injured |;
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MarrtfD,

In Swanzcy, on the 18th uit. by the Rev.
Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Sylvenus Westgate, Of SWIM
sey, To- Miss Eliza Weeden, Of Bristol.
In Providence, ON Sunday evening last, by
The Rev. DR.. Gano, Mr.. James H. Reed, to
Miss Mary Ann Taylor, daughter ofthe late
Cspt. William Taylor, all Of Providence.
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n The Attorney advises
Law, the Doctor Pills, the
Priest Grace, and the Shoe
maker Leather.
DAVID BROWN

A DVISES SpEcTAcLEs, w,M ms
"a other things, which he will fur
n,,h for from 2o cents TO S25. those
Of Sl,e. from $3.50 t" S4,5o. 10
thosr that reflect the use Of these ar
ticles, are obvious. aud they will soon
call nad purchase, for were it not for
Seeing o hers faults to feel our own,
Where should we end but IN scenes uaKnown'
Feb. ,. s.
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ITCH.
,Tr,fEvfhS OINs7.W E,NT,

DUMFRIES OLN1.NENf "A
safe, certain and expeditions erRz Tor
the ITCH, be it ever 50 inveserate' W
one hours application--No danger
from taking cold. |, does not contain
the least particle Of mercury or 9th
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-03

DEv0NSHIRE KERsEYs,- subsr j
common. an assortment which shall
pL,AlNs'-hlus .,;. add mixed. for pad !
0afIils. Table Covers.
|CASSlNETTS. .--drxb aud mixtnr..
ROSE BLANKETS I'D, 8.4s a.
i0-4 and ll-4 sixes, bought 1--we,
than ever before.
Sea,nen's Caps. Comforters.
bOCklNGS.--sreen and olive. N,
FLANNEl.S,--red. white black sreen
and yellow ut extreme cheap rates ::
price commencing at Is. per ward
Ditto Salisbury red and. black figured
DITTO red and blue and white domes..
tick.
PLAiDS.-Scotch, Norwich and T.r
tan OF common and high colors, from
~. Sd. to 2s. Cd. per yard. Ditto
caroline and stripe caroline, from
25 cents to 2s. Sd. -
CAMBLETS,&-blue and brown.
BOMBAZETTS black. cr;mso,
green and drab plain, and figured
black to be sold cheap.
BtDMBAZlNES. an assortment black
WORST ED HOSE;--a good sssort
ment Of Ladies and Gen tlemens bi ~
and Gentienens mixed, much lowe.
than last season.
LAMBS WOOL HOSE.-of different
qualities, as 10 price same as worsA
ted compared with last year.
Guernsey Frocks. Net Drawers.
GLOVES.--Ladics black and colored.
horseskin. kid and beaver. Gentle5
mems black horsekin and beaver.
MI MIITENS,-deerskin and warm
CALlCOES g. PRlNTS,--real super
and common London, among which
will be found fine selection of new
and beautiful patterns we'll adapted
E to the present season. together with
a great variety OF common and fam
cy, from 9 cents to 2s3d. per yard.
PRINTS, of late and
elegant patterns. and large assort-
ment Of common.
DOMESTICK CALlCOEs,Ablues e.
fancy. cheap.
URNiTURES.--a handsome choice
OF plates and chintses from IL LIZ
cents to so cents per yard.
COTTON CAMBRICKS.--white.
black and a. variety Of coloured.
LINEN CAMBRICkS,--a f NJ; assort.
ment.. loU. Ditto. ditto Hdkfs.
NULL MUSLINs.--an assortment.
IACkONET do. .--do. plain T. figureds
SWISS do.--fgnred and plain.
BOOK & LENo do.7-plain and Hgur
ed some for 25 cents yard.
COTTON FLAG HDKFS,-tlue and
yellow, some as lowsas IL l-s cts.
pece. 49,
,otton Hdkfs.-a variety.
cRAvATs,-white and fancy in great ,
corToNs. .-best spool with
common white and all colors gerry
cheap. -
ilastick Garters. Long Lawns.
y Russia real rood
from 10 cents to higher.
row CLoFnS,-4-4 and 5.4 frous
ls l-2 cts TO Is per yard. r
Umbrellas. Brown Ducks, cheap
,UCKRAMS,-duck and common,
sHEETIN0s,--real and \
i,atlnn by piece or yard tow.
\ m
4 lid to Sd per yard.
CASHMERE LONG SHAWLS,-dif,
ferent colours.
cashmere Shawls, s,-avery cheap.
IMITATION MssiNo PoINrs,-wkitS.
and red:
The above goods with many articles
Iot mentioned will be sold at WHOLE.
3LE 4. RETAIL, on the best terms,
Oct. s8.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-03

Dr.llELFE's sEGEI.aBEE R4EU
MA1IC PILLS. TO expatiate on
the superior efficacy Of these pills
would be superauous suffice it to say
that in rheumatism, gout, cramp,spasm
stiffness in the joints, &c. they will be
found singularIy egicacious. and may
be used by females under all clrcum-
stances, TO great advantage. As phys
&c, they operate perfectly easy and
uithout pain. Price tfycents..
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-03

FLLS. tc. For the prevention
ana care Of VExEREAL complaints, how
ever tnriie'ats Or long standiag,- with
perfect secrecy. Around each packet
viii be found apractical treatise de-
scrlhing the symptoms and method Of
cuse. Price one doliar.
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TO THE
AFFLICTED.

UUSr received, and for SAFE by
o JEREMIAH WILLY Ms. WAN
Rem, r. I. a fresh supply Of tnnse val
nab!e and genains MEnICiNES pre-
pared by the late DR.. " Il CoswAy
viz.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-03

IN tsiis town, yesterday morning, Mrs. Je-
NINA Luther, wife Of the late NJ. Ebenezer
luther, in the 9th year Of her age. ,Funer-
sito-morrow afternoon immediately after di-
vine service, from the residence Of Mr.. Caleb
Salisbury.
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TIE Republican. says wood il
nav selling at Newport. at 9 and 10
dol!ars cord--and little to be had
at this enormous price.
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INDIGESTION;

DR.. KELFE E's .dsVI1BILIOUS
PILLS. An excellent remedy for In
digestion, loss Of appetite, headache,
eostiveness, hatulence, bilious Affect
ons &c. Price one dollar each boz
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aueerous Ingredient. and may be ap.
Piled with perfect safety, by nreapsr-
females, or 10 children 1t the b4esst
Price ffty cenfS. q b =
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NoTlCE TO MARINERS.

The Light House recea,ly erected at Wsr-
wick Neck, in the Narragansett Bay, Will ne
lighted at sunset, on the first OF February
Il bears Y w from Pa,ieace Island, distant
Sd Of a mile, aud is equi distant from New
port and Providence:
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L,uEEriNGs. Oae bale Harris
~ bpst brown Sheetipgs, epeneu 'h's
murn,ns. fof safe by ,,on
n. Vi. h J. Il. .WHEAloN.
Jaa. s.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-03

IVFdLLfBLE EYE WA1ER.--
such have been the wonderful effects
OF this Eye Waser in relieving and
curing The common complaints Of The
Eyes, the proprietor is confident that
those who use it once. agreeable to the
directions which accompany it, will
ever after, give it the preference to
mat OF any other preparation for sore
'nenimed or aceak eyes, Price 25 cents
a b0ttte.
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.MM0JV COIN FL.3ST.ER.--.
This Plaster never causes the ieust
pain, although It dissolves and drawn
the corn out By the roots. s.--but gives
immediate ease as soon as appiieds
price one dollar.
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SfgN pEaD aGWE.

DR.. RELIES TEGET4BLE SPE.
'CIFiC. a remedy for sick headache,
sickness Of the stomach. hatuience;
bilious affections, and as preparatory,
befhre Sea bathing, &c. Price one
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.EE MAnzs a1H1NS.

DR.. RELrE's.AROyai.a1IC FEyM.aLE
FILLS, Tor Distinctions, Debility, ,H,-
pocaondria. &c. These pills cleanse
purify, and cause free circulation Of.
the blood when in a manner suspend.
ed--assist the female when nature re.
qaires it wl,er sby health is establish.
ed, and the patient, before pale as
death, restored to lively and ANNA.
ted complexion. They are likewise
conducive to the health of married
ladies'. unless when pregnant, at which
time they must not be taken neither
must they be taken by persons of cen.
sumptive habits. P,Ice three dollars
a tor.
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DLANK Inspectors Accounts. Ii
I'D censeS for retailing liquors, and
School Tickets. just print d md 70
sac .! this o&ee
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provided, however. That this act sSall
nIs ! Z, a:ke csect dhtil the first day 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-05

hunger. Compare all this with the Condition
of the Red People. They are scattered her.
and there, in handfuls. Their lodges are cold
leakv, and smoky. They have hard fare, and
often moi enough Of it.
"Why this mighty difference? The reason
nv red children, is plain. The white Peop.
breed cattle and sheep. They plough the eai,I
and make il give them every thing they wan,
Thew spin and weave. Their heads and hand,
make all the elements and productions Of NJ.
,ure useful to them. Above all, the people O:
the eighteen fires live in constant peace and
friendship. No tomahawk has ever been raj.
s,d by one against another. Not drop of blood
has even touched the chain that holds them ,ocr.
Their as one family. All their belts are viii,
belts. 1t is in your power to be like then
| The ground that feeds one lodge by hunting
would feed grea, band by the plough and The
hoe, The Great Spirit has given you, like your
white brethren, good heads to contrive, strong
| arms and active bodies. Use them Ike your
white brethren: not all at once; which is diff.
cult, but by little and little. which is easy. Is,
/ ntcialIy live in peace with one another, Tx.
YOU, white brethren Of the eighteen fires; aa4
like them, your little sparks will grow into
GREAT fires. You will be well iedS well clothed
dwell in good houses, and enjoy the happires,
for which you like them were created. Tn.
Great Spirit is the friend Of men Of all eoo:s
He made them to be the fre rs Of one anoIhe.
The more they are so, the more he will b.;
their friend. These are the words of your "a.
Their to nis red children. The Great Sp'.
who is the father of us all, approves them. Ii
| them pass through the ear into the heart Car.
ry them home 10 your people. And as long :,
you remember this visit to your father Of the
eighteen fires, remember these are his las. anu
be st words 10 you"
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J. W. NUENEAAS.
Kins-Street Alercndrio, D. l
Eemale Education.

SNFE subscriber, with the assistance Of issIS'cT'
= poses opening FEMALE SCHOOL IN AtD
,lria about LIST Of October next, or earlier ii coH'
emit, provided a sufficient number Of scholars cav "
obtained. His plan contempla,es chiefly the in'''
ton OF young ladies' in the
HIGHEST BRANCHES
OF female education; the inferior branches howe
will also be taught, as to meet the minds OF }"
may be disposed to patronize his school, To be M.
observation-disclosures will be paid to Neede-S ~,
Spelling, Reading. Writing, English Grammar, a.
metc, Geography to those who may &C. T.
Rhetoric, History, Euclid's Elements Astrononn
tural Philosophy, Chemistry, the Latin and 6rsG
guages. ALFRED ARMSIkoHv, ~,
N. b Those who may be disposed to encouI,S hs
school will please to leave their names with a .t
C. VowELL or Mr. JOIN DoUeLAss within two els
At the request Of Mr.. Armstrong, andto w En-.
faction Of those who may feel interested in DIS
would state thathc has resided in my family ,.,b
year, during part Of which time, he assisted
ing the young men who were under my care ps
their studies with view to the Gospel Mlnn. ,oos
may be proper. further, to state that Mr. Ar ,sees
q graduate Of Dickinson College, and has she;u
ed from that institution the honorary degree ron
Pastor of the ID Presby.erias Church. Ae''''
aug l8-tf
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lions of his country. The scene then exeiol.,
ed contains moral grandeur seldom 10 De iouhu
in the annals Of DETAINED innocence ana Perse'
cu,ed merit, and renews, in modern lmes' INC
contest of ,Demosthenes against the charge Ol
his eloquen, rival and embittered enemy. LING
Demosthenes, (and to compare the Amer'een 10
the -4fheniah orator will be no discrent 10 mas
country Mr.. Clay stands on the defensive; ne
stands before those Uhonl he had long ana Jahnus,
ip serUed and whose interests he~@as charged
with having per6diously betrayed. Like De-
moslhenes he is undsmayed by the natural as,
| position of mankind 10 listen to invectIve ana
accusation: Like him he meets without faulter-
| ing or equyocati every charge which adver.
saries, coatending for political erisience, coul1
make against him: and like him, TOO, trum2hs
amids, the acclamaions Of his auditory, MOI
more by his eloquence than the justice oil MS
cause. 1t would seem that an overriding Pro-
whence, ever wa,chful Of those who arc suffer.
ing uNMERI1ED PERSECUTION, in the cause oil
their connry, had so controlled events, that
this allegation Of Mr.. McDuffie, as ground OF
imputed corruption, was met and repealed ny
Mr.. Clay, before his assembled constituents, IN
a way TO leave as little doubt Of The mallgnity
of the one as of the innocence OF the other
! LOWNDES.
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Notice.

yIlIE subscriber wishing to retire from business iz
i some time, has rented his store to Messrs Kyle
Dawson, who expect shortly to receive large asso
ment OF DRY GOODS, and takes pleasure in recon
mendng them to his former customers.
AS it is essentially necessary for me to meet my eR
gagements with punctuality, would most earnestly n
quest the favor of those indebted to me, either b
Note or Book account, TO make immediate payment
For this purpose will call on them for the seteme
OF their accounts, i'm few days. Persons having b.
sness to transact with me, will find me at the au't'i
rooms Of James e. Barry, where will for the pres.
keen my hooks, &c. ROBERT BARRY
sent |
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attention.!

sLEXlNDRti INDEPENDENT BLUES,
VOU are hereby notified that meeting of the Con.
panv will be held at the Room adjoining tn,
Town Ha!I, OH Thursday, half past seven, P. NJ. As
the business to be transacted is important, puncua.
tendance is required. BY order of the Captain.
sept4 GEO NIXON, Secretary
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-28

five mistake not, the author Of the lines
which will be found below, has frequently pre-
sented her illusions to the public; and has al
ready acquired Some distinction as mctrical
writer The cffusion which she has been
pleased to send us, certainly possesses consde-
rable merit, though we do not conceive it to be
one Of her happiest efforts.
FOR THE LITERARY CADET.
DREAMS OF LOVE.
Dear home Of my childhood, when night s
"a. peaceful slumbers,
Close my eyes to the bustling scenes Of the day,
And my spirit is freed from all that encumbers,
oh! then with delight she wings her glad way,
To the hills, and the forests, and moss-cover' d
bowers,
And the sweet winding vale, which is dearer
than all;
Where The ivy-clasp'd trees, and the wild ma
tive flowers,
Join in concert 10 murnur with tn soft water
fall.
Oh! then with q step that would outsfrip fairy,
| glide through tho branches Of thick woven
Conducted by fancy through visions most airy,
To the home Of my childhood which ever must
please.
With rapture fly from one scene 10 another,
Now clasp to NY bosom the friends ofmy youth,
Then gaze on the face Of long, long lost
mother,
And think those bright visions are nought but
the truth.
But alas, the gay phantoms are fled with the
night,
For Aurora comes blushing to drive them away
Though kindly permitted to give me delight,
'Twould be vain wish to expect them to stay.
The shadows are fled, and the morning dis
closes,
A world to my view, which seems chcerlcss and
cold,
Where young Hope once stood with her gar
land Of roses,
Wroath'd by Fancy and Pleasure my brow TO
enfold.
But dare to murmur? Forbid II kind Heaven,
Though adversely comes with her Keen frosty
blast;
Some blessings most precious have to me been
given,
Which bind me to earth most closely and fast.
Yes, yes, my sweet babes, would live for thy
sake,
Though the friends of my youth sleep beneath
the green sod,
You're gift which from Heaven thankfully
take,
And fain would train thy young minds up for
God l..
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-28

while the earl Of Chesterfield was in
the Cabinet, he had to wait upon the
Klng for his signature to an appointment
which his majesty had objected to with
much warmth. The Earl opened the
business with, "Whose name would your
Majesty be pleased to have put in the
blanks" Belzebub'si" exclaimed the
Sovereign with much Indignation. "And
will your Majesty" continued the cool
and facetious peer, "pcrmit the instru-
ment to run as usual, "Our trusty and we'll
beloved Cousin and Counsellor?, Tho
King, it is added, laughed, and immedi-
atcly put his hand to the required ap-
pointment.