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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05
Timber and Number Of diff
faveMt Kinds.

0nLo,s of yellow pine %, "a. 26, 90. so, 80. 81,
Oh So So & 10 feet long, from 10 to i8 in square,
Joist -, II. Is, 10. 20. %, "a and 20 feet long
scaating IF all lengths
ID. 81, "A, 81 "a yellow pine boards
a. 54 a., "a, 8-4 white pine do
90 600 feet prime heart 54 N. Carolina flooring from
Is to 80 feet long
loo, 900 shingles Il
1000 &c lar aud locust posts
5000 chestnut rails
Laths and pail boards -,
400 casks Thomaston and Rhode Island lime
500 bbls tar. pitch, turpentine and rosin
40 bbls chalk f..
100 kegs white lead, with general assortment OF
LUMBER X SHIP CHANDLERf:
july 80 JOSIAH II. JAWS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

Chocolate and Mustard.
HAVING undertaken the agency here 70, A.,
III ing Of the manufactures OF Mr.. Jonathan ~ !
Philadelphia, calculate to be constantly .r.r 4
with all such articles in his line as will meet SALE
prices, and therefore request the attention Of d.y
to the following articles just landed, viz.
10 boxes chocolate extra MOL
10 ! do do do do
IS boxes do No.
so do do do
boxes superfine mustard, CONTAINING /.
half pound canisters Wig
6 do fine do do do do
90 ! do superine in bottles
90 do fine do
may3l JAMES IRWIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-05

sUlHE subscribers have opened an office IN the CITY
of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsale Of
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

CLEARED,
Brig Jane, y. NJ. httHatcr for Bio de Inonrio
and market, With flour
ARRIVED,
Schr Elizabeth, Henry, r York via Norii,li, 2 dave
Scilr Margaret, Ullner, from New York. with sun
dries to l.. Ludiam.
Steamboat dhtna Hazard, from City Point, with
the rev scnr Chesterfield. Passed bclnW srl,r &c
r,.ion, ingersol, from New York. schr syltf ';rr-
ne and scr. Independence, Hooper from Baltimore
ana sloop Independence, Osborn, from New York,
bound up
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman from Norfolk with
25 passengers. Passed OF Jamestown schr Planter
Baldwin, bound up with fair wind.
Steamboat Norfolk Ferguson, from Baltimore and
Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr Pennsylvania, Albertson, for Nov. York. coal
and flour.
Brig Hunter, Bonny, for N York, flour.
Sclr Richmond, Robinson, for New York coal
Schr Mary ann, Norton, for New York cosl
Schr Ranger, -, Baltimore, coal
Brig Enterprise, Shuparti, for New York -four
NORFOLK, Nov. g2.-Arrd. scI.r. sIorv Elem
nor, Knox from Washington bound 10 i2;.4seoad
In Hampton Roads brig Brutus. Blunt of Ports
mouth! n ~ Rotterdam, and 90 days from loxcs, in
ballast, bound up James River.
Sailed, brig Excr:ion, Hopkins for ST. Thomas, and
schr Hero Chattin for Richmond.
The snip Harriet. Johnson which was of anchor ca
Old Point, parted her Chain during the blow last
night, md was compelled to run up Into Hampton
Roads.
The sci: Eclipse johnson, from y York, bound to
Petersburg, has gone up James River.
Cleared a!p Norfolk, Wood Bordeaux; brig FIX
crtion Hopkins, ST. Thomas.
Noe. 23irryed sch- Harriet Smith Disc ,yys,-
from i8ictmopi bound 10 York. Passed of Dovs
Point, slip ashore, supposed hoi;ad uD. The schr
Adington, Lowder, tr2:l Rich;aos.d bound 70 New
York, down James River in company and went
20 sea- Passed. Geio" the Forts, two sleeps ashore no
doubt tI.e st. Mary's, Hammond, and Good Hone.
briggs rrD8riu; on Monday lass and friu,-, r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

could nave had any Motive - IN uee lie Iy sca Il
device. Those who know him best and have marked
his course during the Presidential contest especially
towards Gen. Jackson and his friends viii B., best
able TO decide, whether he is not well qualified as
any other man, to do that very thinr
One word more, and have done This NAV trulv
be sad to be the age of caumny and abuse The
spirit OF detroction and party has arisen armed with
me gigantic power of the press which hos operated
like scourtsc upon the land. Nothing has been too
sacred for It's touch. No character too hr for H.,
reach. The grcot and the good public and private.
men, Eave been alike It's victims. Filling as / do a
h'gh and responsible sutton ought not | did not
share OF the editorial structures Of the press have
not complained, nor shall /. rs :. public man 90
not know that [ ought lie who consents TO fiji
oice or high station in these ,nacs, mats: abandon
himself tu the public scrutiny, and the press 10 be free
viii sometimes lee hccntious.
hut 1t remained FOR the PARTY ,nagnity Of these
days, andi for such 9. Mr.. Sloane to come ioy \
country, charge ne with at; 2I!pt 10 s.criicc NY
princiHieS and hcnor Tor the purposes of black llnI-
ION The evidence upon WGtch It has been done is
before tile world, ana ask for it an attentive and
candid consideration. have felt it TO ice NV duty TO
nake this appeal TO the liberal ar; Just portion o my,
counrymeil-o those who ciiori.h private honor a.
the foundation o. public uSt 10 their ulrticIt
shall always b. prepared TO how because am sltisf-
ei 1t Will just. now tule ny leave &C this sub
yect, and hope forever 1t Is too tlsgJ,s tin to
leave me any wish 20 prol2ng it, AID am very sur.
that, i'll the opinion OF every honorable man. sha.i
Have been sufficiently punished and degraded in
being forced (though under sense CT deep and I'M
meried injury to make ts anpca! 30 the public and
10 have my varaciy brought in Competition with that
OF Mr.. john Sloane.
.Nao. 90, 1925.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
LATEST r2OM COLcNBTll.

=
l"!-r Dat" of Rocota Sept. 25th VIC rcad thaG the
lE.as Of suspected person. continue and more fig-
tircs continue 10 D. cartlr 4.
Tho bogo0 Gdcot2 Of Oc'. 5th, informs Us Of the
execution o. Ramon Gua~a and Gen Padil!a on the
"a Ocsoayr. On the 3o;h Of September Horfneut
was shot, as wei as W. Xroybar, Col silva Iicuts
g. Gal;n:lo, g t. j. Hope The trials Of the others
we're gong or and ih"g execution vas expected
Cornl2, V. Woioda L.o1Goza. y. Gonzales and j.
Brlzeiio had not been taken The editor says 1t is
believed that Santandor IS in the focus Of the CON
sprac-.
WIN regard 10 Peru tho sarHo rapcr remarks, that
u Is time TO Pu! It OFT OF her power to inuec other
states as SIC hl5 iis' injured 3ovia--yyich means
tlot t''e suhiugatlon (roj unn;hatonI o: that Re-
public Is recommended.
I'he Ruisanor Of ciuayquI says that Col. Acero
VIII return 20 Peru Will, his cavalrv u rood di-cip-
NDcJ 70 teach the PcrGylns respoct FOR io,ornbia.
n privHta letter from the commander q tho south
rrn army So" there prospect Of suddan attack
from The Pernv;ans Eje i!as private advice that
thor c"H PIMA h1d removed his head aiaters from
Piura 'f.a5o aiiwas Whiting only 70: money to
m2rrL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
Groccfies, Shocs. HITS. Hnrol,carc. &c.

Groceries, Shoes, HITS, Haydaoare, DC.
Ts7!lE Subscriber takes this method of informing
n his friends and the public that he has resumed
tho Grocery Business in the house formerly occupied
by Mr.. Thompson Mills at tho head Of II street Shoe
km Hill, ard doors above N II. Raglaud whore he
las on ha1da general assortment Of Groceries Shoes,
Hats, &c Also small invoice Of hardware. consis
ing Of locks Of oil descriptions, knives forks pen
knives, drawing knives, rasp files, hand.aws. Sc
Also nails Of all kinds which he will sell low to pune
tual customers. Window glass 9X1O and l0Xi2.
m 2O-co3' r. WOODS0N PARRISH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
IsgW AND sUYEaIo7 .A.ag.g,r.z;e,
3ara Received By the Last Packets, re,y c9tenstvc
supplies Of
FASHIONABLE ROOTS & SHOES.

FASHIONABLE BOOTS d SHOES;
huch as ladies' and gontlcmsn's moccayins or over
socks. OF every kind Of the most comfortable ar
lcies ever invented; And a complete assortment of
india rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks, with
IRON frames, and travelling bags:
Also, ladies' French 81 American slippers, trimmed
IN every fashion; seaisin & mock kid walking shoes
Iase'ng walking shoes with and without heels. single
ond double vGmDs and lined with India rubber
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers Of every
fashionable colour.
Gentlemen superior made fine cglfkin boots with
square and round toes, and great variety at every
pTlce to s. 20: fine calskn boofccs Of every dcacrn
ton ard some y"ry stout; hlso, superior da7cian
pumps with square and round tees and with buckles
very extensive supply of misses, boys & childrens
Boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes Of every kind
r All their goods arc warranted
Soal.skin and Hair Trunks Of every size.
b." 9tt7e corner GC .Uaia md l4M streets.
nov cG--ff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
D. MCDONALD.
Boot md Shoe Ngu,ifncfvyc, =

ROOt 0IiH Shoe NgnutucfUrrr
GEcoND door below the Old Markct-IIogsc Z Itch
- mond, Va. continues to make 90 order ladies'
9eatlcnens and chid-cns Shoes and Boots, which he
viii warrant.
p. MDouald also has the pleasure Of accuainling
his friends and customers, that he has ust returned
from Philadelphia and New York and has brought
with him an extensive assortment Of ladies' rcntlc-
mems, misses boys &; childrcn's BOOTS 4 SHOES,
made b. the best vorlncn in those cities Lcoihc,.
and Shoeaners Findin-s, for sale at northern prices
Shoes for p1ntrtjon h0udg of his own manufacture
the materials aud Workmanship Of which he believes
cannot be surpassed in the state. Nov II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

49, From TIC Roitinora .1p3cTc-., OF .lIosr,ou
III" Flour AND t'RAiS M,RSxr Jhcwto price. of Howard
reet flour, on SATURDAY. 81 lpas tuEc ut
lIccon hH:'ei Limited sales slade the sto,s at
81 upper Ac! and several E0'e.s refused To soil NJ that nr
Inc heavy rains which prevailed Throughout day tended
much 10 operations. ~
we Were not ale to hear Ola se transaction on Saturday
ener IL - fc" C"r pr Rgen Consequence OF the ran The
prces however, may DC quoted tridiy, vz-eol red
Wheat al 81 10 81 81 Old Conn., 81 cents, AMI Lew at so
cents; Rye, g.: d Is cents. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

PriRsRvEG, Nov. 23.yEe .IqrLti The scco,n,s fo;,
England Of decline in tc price ofgan have ha! os,,n
ding effect upon market Wheat selling yes,es:a at
i'on 81 - to )! ,}?a
We hove 70 quote Improvement in the price of Cau,n-
sales OF this ar;cc were made Yesterday ct tio % - 10. cents
according 20 yuai.,y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

e1ter # Bo7fs md sosotat u produce passed dozen
My,ot2h, ne Lo,rcy L0c&s
Noo Pa hhds O. tobacco, ii his. STEMS kegs rlar
ctc tobacco 7p barrels fu,r 81 bushels wheat ~ ,lun
boats coal boats, IFS bushels coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

The New York American Of Saturday evening
quotes 5 Bank Stock at l23 5-3al IS Sd rxcla,lg,
III London IL 100 3-ia 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

Gs' Inc s"'i-coly Wbg fo Ii, country, VII hereafter
% pnbli,nc On TUESDAYS and Fridays The nc.I 10 vi, be
issued on Tucs4ay
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

eluaE.cTy I.t1t d New isuulica,iarls Tn4a-.
C.. Subscriptions 10 the .S0,lt 41af,.cgg f2a,s,,
RECEIVED by j. l.. NA@4t, The agent To- Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

i."w't e., letter d:ied Iei2 re yr.,e,o Sc ..e, 60
The Emperor has sanctioned the bill c,,ualiz;py
tie drties 3 per cent for all nations"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
NcTiCn.

NOTICE.
10y virtue Of several Deeds Of rruet executed II
% US by Jalnes 3. Ferguson f,r certain purposes
therein rocted, which several deeds are ,i;lly re-
corded IN the clerks Office OF the county court CT
Ito0chnia we VIII expose al public sale, to the
highest bidder, ut Goochland courthouse, On MONDAY
The LIST Of December. i! fir iruol the next fair lav
between 10 AMI 80 likely negroes, consisting of men
worl2n boys and girls; likewise number of horses
ond r;'ies among the horses, are some first rate
boodcd colts.
The title "a the above property we believe indsr,-
table; but W. sho only convey such title as is YES
ted III 10 rs truat eos. TIE TEESTEWS
GCQchlgnI. uoy 23--5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
&C. ausMerrSa4 3sesor0.

DATES OF LATEST AuvIcEs.
From Liverpool, Oct. TO-
From Huvrc, Oct. TO-
From New Orleans, Nov. l..
FjnuR-Iherc but fow transactions in Flour ycstcr
day What sold brogh 81 25n 81 30 Buyers offered 81
81 Dat winch price few holders disposed The
Commission Merchants ASK So. Those who Flour OF their
orA have generally taken OF market an further ac
counts IRON Europe
WHEAT was selling Yesterday 81 Is 81 80 ACCORDING to
quality.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
- GsSS PITN .

ssG.DDs ss e S9G8ESs
yESEIE subscriber bces leave to inform the drovers
4 and the public generally, that he still continues
to occupy the large and ccm.noc;ous hog-pens or
l7th or Fallcy-Sreet where he intends carving on
the ho%-kiiiing business extensively.
a. The All nion of Drovcrs aii those wishinr 70
purchase pork respectfully solicited to call at the
above pens and he earnestly hopes by strict attention
to the business, to merit share OF public patronage
nov 25--N JOHN WYSF,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
TEEIS DAY,

H'HE UNION CANAL, Class No. 3 is to be drawn,
when the following Splendid Prizes will be dis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

-At'i' i nc NH!-c law O. Dei!DarE. IGnnarkS
og lierugdormeuas Sta.sret med sa,g1 Iicnsyn I'll
dens ,plderc Loriatmug v5a Job. Fred. WNheirn
Sehcgc. The present Futl.c law Of Denmark and
u The Jucl5es, IN connection "i,h It's past state. Uy
=. L. ". Scir.rpt
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PORr or RICMa:O. ~. -MON- O.

aag4E:Ag.I,@i 6 ~ e - +.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
CASTOR OIL.

CASTOR OIL.
8 HAVE q few dozen bottles of the best Amcri-
can Geld pressed castor oil. II = reduced price
G0v 90 GEORGE HENBREE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
EIaEATRE.


THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER %
mn be presented, Coiennn's cciebiu.ed Cogledy Of
To3g.ca 3TE.E,
EIeEEyN.4N,S FIRESIDE.
Peragrine, Mr., WALTON
Sir Simon Rochdalc Edvin
Frank Rcchdae, ;;,rnrr
Tom Shu,fetom, navi.
Dennis Brulgruddary, Stickncy,
Dan, Eorr,m
-"'ii' ;icr, Richards,
Griniing Servant, H. Walton
john o.,
20 hoFNnefry, Herbert
Lady Caroline Brayupore, Mrs. Belcour.
.ety h"rhhcrFy, Collins.
Airs. BruigruGiesy, Pcad
A SONG Nv lIB C.pNEp
10 conclude 'oiih he iaW,itbic Farce offhc
ssLEEzG2ENsa D8AUGrFg,
Doctor Vincolo, Mr.. Edwin
Farmer Bruno, H. walton
i|ii'7ia"' Garner,
popOino, IJorhnrt -
Guhrotto l,,rral
Yaio, &f;ckno,
First man, OsbornS
s:ecohd man. King,
Signora Francisco, Mrs Belcour
Nonns, Collin,
iictets.-NOX and Pit, 70 cents to be mad at the
Usual pllces-I4et Gallery, p cents-MiIile. Cole
y, 81 cents. NO smoking allowed in the Theatre
a. Doors to be openod at g. and curtain to rise q,
o'clock, precisely. Nov o6--2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

90 coI-osIvoE j. 80 AZ ..c ~, 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

DAVENPORT, ALLEN d GO.
IL9FE FOR SALE,
SREA Uhds. superior English Isiard
and Cuba D'S0SSt5
80 bags green coffee
Is boxes window glass, g. 20 a1d I0,1a
600 kegs gunPowder, coarse and ijH-
- hhds. Antigua rum
10 do Jamaica 90
p pipes Cognac bran1r
10 do Hollands gin
do Imitation brandt
hhds. n. England raa
80 bills. 90
so do rim
100 doz bottles Scotch sluI
500 rms. wrapping paper
1000 do cap pot and letter do ffoln 81 to 81 Pr. 1.n
100 Go deny medium and royal writing 90
900 hbls mackcrcI
30 do no. and no. I, do
80 DO tanners oil
100 casks Thonasown limo
200 boxes brown SOAP
30 e.. casks Malaga vino
ccroon5 indigo
40 boxes bloom raisins
80 cases for and wool ha's
$50 casks CIT nails and brads
500 sides sole leather
20 bugs pepper
Cotton goods, playing cards, cheese, cotton zar..s
white lead, gmpowdcr teas, glass ware, 81. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26

Contents of the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
no. 81, for October 1898.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
10 NUMBERS, DRAWN BALLOTS
STJyL,nE

Besides great number of smaller prizes
In this scheme the splendid sum of One RsaR,ed
ana ihtfeen Jho"s0nd Fro Hundred and Ttcenf :.
otlGrs 'cH DC G,oarded 10 So9.e Of Fort,tes kaeo-
rites
The drawing will be received on Friduy evening
next The cash viii be paid for prizes the moment
the drawing is received at the Lottery & Exchange
once OF +. CHUBB.
Phadelphia Nov. 25th. 1893. OF
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TOGs-T DyLE,

THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 90.
W ktk De presented, (nien,nL'S rcieL,,ns.L
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-22
ON BEES.

ART. IV-The Farmers Manual including Treatise on
the Management of Bees. BY FREDERICK BUTLER
Hartford S. G. Goodrich
The bee seems to be native of every part of the
globe and the same characteristic traits distinguish
the whole race we allude simply to the Honey Bee.
Apis Mellifca. Even in New South Wales, we find
that excepting in some variation Of size and color,
the honey bee is the same with that of Europe and
America The history of one bee, and of one com
munity of bees, is, with the slight variation which is
always produced by climate the history of the whole
race nor should we venture to add stock of OBJ
seryation to the great of what is already known
upon the subject, and accessible to every class Of per-
sons did we not wish to excite the attention par
ticulary of those who inhabit the mountainous dis.
trcts of this portion of our country, to this practical
bic and profitable branch of horticulture.
From the commencement of history to own day,
bees have been object of attention, honey has been
used, and wax has been article of commerce. In
fact the amount consumed of the former for food,
medicine, and pleasant beverage, and of the latter
for various purposes in the arts, would asons those
who have never turned their attention to the subject
In the savage and civilized state, wherever there has
been sun enough to mature flower, every individual
OF the community is as familiar with the luxury of no.
ney and the merits and uses of beeswaX as with the
daily food that is consumed.
Man has never been slow to appropriate to himself
the physical powers of the inferior animals but of
all those which have been subdued to his use the bee
alone has preserved its independence. We ought not
IN fact 10 the term subdued, as it does not apply
70 The situation position which the bee holds among
US IN It's domestic state. Neither its nature nor its
habits ere N any wise altered or modified II pre-
serves its singular economy unchanged whether it III
habit hollow tree in the midst of an unfrequented
forest, or hive in the centre of an apary.
And here, we would remark, that hive ought not
to be considered the house or habitation Of the bee
Tor even in the forests where there may be supposed
to be abundance of hollow trees suited to their purpo
SEES bees have built their cells the under side of
stout branch and they have neglected the convenient
form of well constructed hive, to attach themselves
10 the caves of house, to the inner side of chin
ney The nature Of this part of their instinct goes
no further than to secure firm roof to which they
Gs attach the cells, and position that shall protect
Inc cells from the sun and rain.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-22

The North American Review for October, 1928,
contains notice of a Treatise on the Management
of Bees, the perusal of which has afforded us great
deal of delight. The subject is one of much more
interest than most people aware of and presum-
ing the article will be acceptable not only to our nu-
meous agricultural friends, but to all who have rel
sh for the study Of natural history, we have copied
part of it to-day, and will give the remainder in our
next.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-22

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning. by A. H. Wilson, No. s. West High Street, at
Two Dollars per annum, paid in aduance or Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents at the end Of the year.
Handbils Cards. Blanks Pamphlets and Job Printing in
GENERAL executed with and DESPATCH and at mode
rate prices, at the Office of the Register.
No Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-22
VOTING NAPOLEON.

This Young Duke oi Rslchsiadt must now
ks about eighteen years Of age two or three
yssu older. No bolieve.1 How rapid The
r. Rhi, and how numerous The changes Of time!
Il srcms bui as = retn.,iscence Of receni la
hsr, whom va recorded The iepad.o,ion by the
great Napoleon OF his ia sorie ~J,sopline the
gorgeous celebration Of. hs marriage with tho
Austrian Princess, now Duchess OF Pirma-
Tho birth Of ito iong-wisl'ed for son and his
sradIe-coroDaiion us KING of Rome! And
wha, ssvolutions have happened since! How
Do svents Of deep and highest moment crowd
upon the mind ~ awful and splendid array,
like the thick coming fancies of a dream,
bringing the m"Itifarious acts and incIdeats Of
Q Isag serios Of yoArs into the narrow space
Of an hours fifll slumber! The glorious
scsnss Of Dresd, =. Nhere Kings and Einpe-
rsrs wsro rivals ~ dong the enid OF fortune
~kAmage-the splendid campaign OF Moscow
the r0ui aud overt' row! tho great contest
at Leipzig against Europe IN arms! the dlsas.
irous result tie turning of i!,e Nea pom back
upnn tho naughty foe ibo siege aud fail Of
Par,s Ellis return, and The triumphant
march to tho famous seat Of his ~glory-ihe
Camp dc Mara, whcre Tho Emperor once moro
found himself surrounded BY France IN arms
the field Of Waterloo and tho awful cntasfro-
bAs which, at q blow. hurled him from tho
Iiaaf oe1Sht o. tor'"ns anu INC "'R'S''o"s
hiaAi the Bourbon rs-ascsnds The mighty
Amily Of Napoleon 10 dispersed S.. Helene
aaa A.shousand otter scenes and incidents Of
sshsequant~ occurrence ell crowd upon tho
INA k~inai,on; like iho rapidly changing vichs-i-
tndss nj The drama. And where ar, Napoleon
and ~Jo..phhs Aiaxsnder. and the Bourbon
-Murst and Ney--and many others If the
priness snd n"bl's " ho bare conspicuous and
splendid parts m the great twenty years trag-
sd,cs. and grand mslo-dranas Of Europe? Alas!
Eco answers. whore! Bat the Dlood OF
tho conqueror flows in the veins OF the young
Dixie Of Rnich.,ad and though mingled with
that Of tbs house Of Hapsburgh yet there is
the blood Of Msria Theresa also And who
can toll that the boy now ''firs' IN uniform
sprung from such parents gs-may not yet per-
form some splendid part in n world which less
than 6f cen years ago trembied beneath his
fathers irasd.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-22

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The November term of
the Circuit Court closed in this town on Thurs
day afternoon. Bills of Indictment were found
against Captain SPooNER RUGGLEs, for fore
ing four sailors on shore at Martinique, and
the whole day Of Wednesday was occupied in
the trial. On Thursday morning tho jury re-
turned a verde, of guilty. The Court fined
Captain r. $50. This was one Of those cases
which are not unfrsquently brought before our
Courts, where justice is on one eide and law
on the other. Captain Ruggles did what he
conceived TO be his duty, as he had cause TO
believe that a mutiny was intended by bis crew.
Captain Ruggles is too we'll known in this
town to suffer by this verdict, and the slight
fine which he is sentenced to pay by the
Court, was a full proof they did not consider
him criminal, in the common acceptation Of
the term.