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from the Nillass Bceors
A FRAGAlENJ-

- torInckson, ut course, Corporal"
-'hid Dan Markham, 10 "A little, withered.
grey headed man. who zane limning tonnr1s
him. Though lame, and evidently apufaacb-
ing three score aud ten years. there was "A
upright, independent look in lhe colporaI.
which seemed 10 remembering the right -
dress -" dress -" For Jack.nu nf rnors.,
Corporal, repeated Daniel Markham. a. The
brave love the brave, md ! dare say. the spir
Il slirs within YOU At the thought ~ eIeyatire
a hero oil two varsto the Preside niiaI chair"
line corporal halted, and plaeing first his
lett hand on the top Of his IVORY headed cane.
aud then lis rtghl hand gpon his left, learing
over, gently resting his breast upon both
- food morning To YOU, Colpnrl Markham"
--sald Corporal Christie 4" wal h4,f a min
ale. and ted me a thing or two before ap-
-wer Hen.-A bern % two war;. did Won sav
Nay, Colonel but WDsiu that ofibe Kryoio-
ton tue sacred wtr t1rindrueudcuce from the
battle OF Hrandywine - The capture ri York.
town., AMI never hrfrd Of Jackson IN all tina,
tune, Where did he distinguish himself ?"
" A. for dat, Corporal, II is neither here nor
iI'f". lie was bat II boy, il mus, be confess.
ed hui he refused to brush - British oibrer'.
hsois tlit von now Yes, YES. he did
so. u was well but, Colonel. vnu viii pnr.
don me II ! don't scaud ,lize 50 low, those who
fought, aud hled, and suffered in mat er,aI
and icarlui conflict. AS 10 admit HAT a boy who
refused TO brush IA British officer, boots. be.
came thereby one of the heroes 81 that war.
II would be making It's donors rather cheap.
II such an exploit entities a man to-"
fch weii-no matter for that q" interrnri.
ed t"e Colonel. "hnt yen will allow he fought
hraVrlE and gained great glory among the
'ha,a"s heis brave, rrp'ied The corpo-
mi. but 'ray'ry alone IS 40 common To Amer.
/ Iss : that tAp ul.n,,a -
"a our nrny rather Than its possession a mrr.
II, Yes, he was hrave-bHl | wish. CoI9aeI.
we could add, " M WAS HrMANEp All.
know what yon hi'ute 10, Corporal Christie
the kiuiog the sixteen lndisas the day inter
The battle of the Horse Shoe but was il not
necessary ? vast not proper. BY AN aci Of So
ve''ly' to strife tcrror into tue sagages p A
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IRON The Cfs,'nsf3n Counter.
TIIT, MICE ~ cot NH.

In ctiiain village, i1err lived several com.
mnnlilcs of hic", who, f0f their more perfect
protection, agreed Ia invest their right ut gov
eminent n n ltigr maslid: he having tr rfrht
"a make and adjust laws q the " general vel.
ARE. to - regulate crmmrlce,' sc. For n
Ipng time. 'his course oftblHes answered we'll;
the mlcc daily gained new accessions of strength
u the shape OF territory and population, aud
with tlr MD Of The nIastifi. were rnablrd Il, pto-
trci themselves from the Jaws Of their enemies
the Gals. Amidst all the bickerllps aud dis
senslons Of the contending political uaftirs, the
iiaStif preserved TN >hInc wise and lheraI poll.
cy tia, he begau with II happened however
that some sections were so much watrled hy the
attacks ot foreigners, llUi they peritluned the
doS 10 giant them additional protection. Srr-
tnf that a majority were fot II, he granted The
measure. The community nj tIr South GLAMOUR
fd violently at1he measure, alleging that il was
wholly uncousiliur onal.'
An old foreign mouse. VITO had turned his
cnat more than once. aud who lad but larrl,
forced himself iuto the cn!ony called a iurctins
At his bolc. which was attended bv npue bur
so"ng miec, tat had been taugtt 10 CONSIDER hI,
1tfiJai the law
" TINS meeting II was unanimously
" Rss0irfi, That NJ mouse mr>ont, would GA.
any rhchse manufactured north oC TIE dogs
kenue, 20
Another meeting wes held bp q different rnr-
~, "ip had the temoilly 10 propose violent re.
sf>i'ns' 10 the ma<ud. TN, resolution passed
hk the forncI, with a 2"lfish Of trunprts.
Onr sohcr mouse. however, declined vorinq na
the ground that he had considered the matter
tbnropghlF, was ol opinion. from the immense
capacity Of his jaws and HE SIZE oiIls teeth.
that talkfn" about and passing resolutions, Wa,
all that could - done.
The greater body Of the brethren mice looked
upon the measure Is one OF those political evils
nom which 10 government WIS free. and one
Which should he horne until il cnuld couS ia.
iionally aud successfully resisted.
Other members o tir opposition held meet
lops nj various holes, bal il was concluded 10 lei
the administration jog on: abomlua,on,, oppre..
Sous aud all. some time altei, when the opera
ton ol the Ia" was experienced twas found tina.
the dog bad taken the right course, anI ~ ad.
m''Istraann went IN, dispensing happiness dad
prosperity Ia all parties. The northern rflce,t
was AGAIN. ent"n. it being found oI ~ia.ert8i no
10 have suffered from The cfrcts Of either dist o,
mould. GAY
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nnr''"t w"re aani 1acs = t6sfsA.
lhe o"ners. anu isa yard asnian..a
winch would have been obtained had 81, f'eAt
sound eogd.. They aerc COW seet - 'eta
ands"id al IA fd pei sari. The ,tsan '.-Ioa
SAILS communicated To- N,-sts.- s. - IL
sniaii degree OF triumph. #agd tiea AMI =. -.
Urn Tie piepo,cd asiount-oI lsIer 80 a.
greed 10 ie pad. "sse'
Illus was a lot Of CLOTHS uhjrh a..
perfect, az private safe. Il, i0s Gt-be, - IS
ne so defective that the pur ehas.rs .e,,. T.
ling To kreFiis.m AT any pnce-I es6.d q, ~. =
Win an ih'li inreIi"cttons q b, IL ar IA ~
cent. hi3li'r Ina" when they aete bn6src 20
have been dyed With lndigo.-Peraap. ~ w
poeaies VI the auction system can an.s. -
one question. Who pays tbs esces.i,. ~
which Is obtained BY The iereignrr fbro,,a :,
auctions, winch is realized immediately 81 ~
ou1 OF our country Who Is II bit Tie -
trlous farmer aud rrcl,nlc ol ttc n,,Is
the PLANTER of The souta-Inrn who con,. :, az
merchants IN a spHtt IF conGdins hanr..y -
who do not expect Ia give bait Il ,lolI,, =
more Tor a coat Tor tDtir wives aud dapshi.
oecHI@e i icns bougit n dgJioh. ant nil 49,
tdRo one ftek amf b,0uu Inc neri.
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the circumstance stated = day Or two since ia
TIE baiIy Advertiser Tending 10 establish the
tact thai goods are o;Cen sold much dearer at
auction than at private sale, weie very much
10 the point, but hot lnure so than another fact
winch | shall sldte-Messrs d -, in Prati
street, bought Of Nh. -. IA foreign merchant or
agent, ~ private salr, 81 considerable quantity
OF peitSse cloths At lbs 6d he yatd-thtg uerc
Iah'Some goods and were lnsoiced aud sold as
!an'g9 blaes-lhey were soon ,esoid bv the
feh'l i. ncrcha,ts 10 their country customers.
ana net until thty were all or ucaiiy all sod
was II discovered ihat the DIVES were SPURIOUS
ihev were loewood blues. Tie gentlemen I'M
med'afeiy wrote to their frieods advising them
OF the deception and requested hat all the clo.hs
should be immediately returned. i .arss pro-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-07
WEST POINT

The ben'd divisions uithe West Point Al
envy, have made theIr repoII upon the state ~
that institution. u
The pulry OF establishing such a sehoo,
highly spoken Of aud the reports OF f,rnar
sltnr, declared 10 hr fully met by the leer.i =,
animation.
The n~o iunior classes are carefully in,,,o.
ted :" The various branches Of mnhtematra-nt
these branches have been conducted in In. M,
credit tblc manner. "
In the department of Natural Phiosr3,
deficiency was noticed. IN the tact, li.nl for u,
81 II paper philosophical apparatus, instruct
IS chiefly confined tn the pure mathemaiic,
There are no apartments tor astronomiralu
N possession OF the academy ao,
tine p,9r,ire OF tui< branch Of study. "a iniii,t,a"
ly separated i,om lis theory.
The >rccimeng of drnWiag reflected m,..
ctedit upon the institution.
'Ntiie tie proficiency Observable IN C3ps,i...
WIS highlt pleasing. It II recommcmi,ifIs n.
p.ofc>sutsnlp II chemistry aud miuelaIg,y .
immediately supplied and tlelr appears Il, D.,
great need Ut laboratory suilicient 10 ooffs.,
tue propef ap'arttus, aud 4 lectuie ruuil
In Girl AM iIalt@y Engineering. Ia. nFo,
8raSs Of the pup, mo9 entre!y satisfactory
L. the studies Connected immcdiatpl, ~
warfare, the Cad Is ,siuced a higl daprrr M,
advancement un5 10 tactical %evilroce ej...
o. a complete kuo"t. 2 ~ ~fnfGHiry tar!ic. lie
excreisl add ManUosi# II light lnt,ntr, AMI
ri1rmcn the general discipline OF harf,IIn.
&c. &c. were sue Is the military nrI,a.,.
nt the board hal never Seen sarpn,sea 100
the county, ani 'eld rarely been eQuaacd ty
soldiers in regular service.
1he course OF instruction in Pcacl.,ai .Aalt,.
RI, wns in the haghc drgtee %satt,jae ury.
The geueral g0tct - the institution, extend.
ing 10 the dress OF the Cadets, the apprarapc.
OF their arms, and even 10 personal cleiulincSs
is iaaiDd aud Wlf!c The adjulant aud quarter.
mastel's books altpcfffctly correct. it Is recon,
mcnded that a clerk be allowed for that pnrpos.
The pay ma>tet's bill, the stewards bin of
fare and the taitoI's charges, were severely ey
aini'led aGl found satisfactory.
lae datirs Of the .Htdrni Department arr al.
- q lbtuiiy performed.
II i recommended that A suitable building fr
MILITARY aud aux .lary exercise, be erected-in
orlcr that Instruction and suitable exelci,e
may not be suspended during the intlcmcncies Of
winter.
The examination Of the senior class in Ma.
tionai aud Constitutional Law. did It's members
great credit.
NOR SCHOLARS instruct the JUNIOR class, be DIS
pensed with, aod that such instructors be tahrnp
ilom a class of graduates.
In cou.ludmp, the boald observes, after anan
romplirrntiop the Academy, tat the H4a1a as
cpl ae ~ pca#,fa j., prrtrri-thr ateEues to
voc are ell. :, nd h" temptations 10 d,>,ipr,
t.. ~ 10 rtSe been successfully eua,u#i u.
,'ia. i. $. Gle,te.
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nr-..l rpr. e saare. wi e Oh pc, Of from
sea - a mndre difats even ~nen m asr"ei
4F6,~ met.l b. A. Seaad 5rbers s1iI se1h =
sa,rt MY ~proioees is edest When ~ toe hana
Of hin VIII know, haV 81 use Il, II i = latca,
rhat At the Sforwin. elisa "a, u h ave ir ign-
~. who served a = vsluiisor 10 the hu tau ar
nv. and ", . wa m .,aftv'ly = & e n IN
mr,ec, hraise 10 7 &C. sfg 81 lafti.a sthfe''
aid constant . armed hins i win " ifr'h one
taken ff5m ,as 1urks who "efe stsl'- ihe
subsfancr from a ich ihesf valuable stb'es orc
wrought is called tiuan, and they are proven -
H.. s.p.fne uk n ihrs admit of heihe y rten mp
on with the sucai OF as uiicf p'et Il co. z ld.
Ear'isi p pr
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

-
FROM me i. = pHiy ao''fii'af, y ss's -
= soo' w M -" sa.' I'm
: ~" ny pas, Oh me 'ugyt', -.
"" 'ffg s"o EhAs JAM aH : nc ~
e""''4''p'e ~ nff ha''os " q''H",' " '..''
'fitu com on nohtd. i'e s"'jse' ~ ~"
nse"ifp"ep VI 'F N"t'"'',a. $500,
'oo"sh ihe n"''es Of we fa'tVs n"p'e',e'
were no' l'""''"ea' ms lph''a'r'n Va ,o..
io"ta "y =" 1i'e'e .'sW'' 's's'','" ""1',o
= e''oiea h'an h'lng IN '',.HH ~"o ''a'c" Una,
he "eni cut IN inc Ann h'Aa Jane II """'a
Se''n a. sof, OF snpefc"'so' e'u pl"" oSeoF-
cry ahn seizure OF NE Fess', nc i''oe ,"s eseale'
nom the STAND and had arrived "e't' re
however h'd not give np me NAMES 81 me per-
so"s Concerned al'eeing A. " reason me 'nju-
~ 'hey would s"sia'nm NJ" hdfaefefs' ihe
Am LULA Jane WAS coh't'ah"ed 'y d SaP'.
i)1'ts oi Boston. VINO las fetuineu, aha on Won
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-07
FROM ArRICA.

Captain Dclano, who arrived at Now Bed
fordou Friday la>t, was AT the LAND oiA,eension
on HE l3tlr Nlnrch. Col. Nichols, the Com
m%andanf. informed Captain Delano thai the Bfi-
tiSh Colony at Sierra Leone was Ia be aban-
,inned. and the CuloniSts removed to Ascension.
\ settlement was made in January last, on the
Island OF fernando Pc, in the bght OF Renin,
a tract Of land purchased OF the natives, aud
buildings and Notifications erected. But the
lsland proved unhealthy one haifot The Colo
nists W. arrived there from Sierra i.eunc had
lied, ana II had been determined TO remove ihe
Goione. losrl1er with that Al Cape toast Cas-
tie, 10 Ascension. which vii h%erra'irr be the
principal and ~ptnhahls tn only Bril>h station
on te African Coast. Caflr and !tor>e, hav
been introduced from 81. Helena. and a resfr-
,oir OF " ofrf condoctrd from the Top nt Il noun.
tam, WIS t~ull1iag near the shore. Vessels can
always procure q supply Of fresh IN At, vcstta.
ble>, and wafer, at this Island Il e., destitute OF
wood. Aew Br@fori Cotatr.
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Sworn this 23d day of5une, !
A u. 1893. before mr. {

ROBERT { SANDS, Notary Public.
The editor ofthr Commercial Advertiser also
states the follow ing tacts-
,he Captain also states the following par
tiCulars, rs having been communicated TO INN
by Jeremiah Hamilton aud others. By nm IA
greement between Mr.. Jrllovitch aud Ham
iiton, the vessel was 10 lie transferred Ia thr
later on Hrmilton'S paving the Conslgnres at
Fort al Prince what lie vessel cost here. Five
hundred dollars, in spurious quarters. were
brought up in n buckctby diving under the YES
sci. They had been thrown tirm the stern VIM
dows BY Hamilton. he " as disguised in a boat.
lor several days, having cnplo.r ri two men 10
row him about in the r., 81 under pretence at f,l,-
ing, until Ire Nem Noth yes-rI (which he -
TUNED took him on bonrd. The IT, 81 detection
OF The coin Was IN the counting house of MrssIs,
squire and A|Vartt, iy Il rl"rk WHO was counting
over a deposit made b, Hamilton.
Hamilton hImselfstatod 10 us on Friday. that
he carried ont win him Ia his trunk 5oau Goi-
lars ofihe COIN, tor getting nd OF which he was
To receive two thousand do.lms. He mentions
ed lhat the business WAS frequently Carried on,
and that II man named Lewis had been engaged
in II very often as AN a9cut for employ Els leie.
We Iearn from "A inet chant OF the highest rpsucc-
liability, that he has reason to believe a great
deal Of spurious Coin has been sent 10 lIatli
winch was manuiaciui ed here. aud that the ,aa-
racter OF ON merchants l., suffering in couse.
quence. lie also mentioned thai counterfeit pa
per bills 10 an immense amount have likewise
been seat thrre, with which the island was del
ueed so that the goyctulnent were obliged to
call IA their own EMISSIONS.
II this Is the true history, We can conceive OF
no Justification Tor sucu traffic a. this. unless
1t is that the island is peorled and governed by
blacks, aud IT is ONO lnpor ance how much
they are cheated. Eth taets are correctly re-
lated IN our opinion, whoever may be concern
ed ~ It, II Is a most disgracntui and n|etdIIous
aitatr, and ~ Ia be hoped tuet the exposure Of
It Will at least rut AZ end 10 The bu,incs-, III
does not bring the offenders to merited punish.
ment.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-07

From 1frica.-The brig Hope, Captain
Woodbury., a rived at Boston, - days from
Non,ovla, coast Of Africa, and reports The Cnl-
ony in good ucailh, and in a remarkably pros
porous condition. Cost. Palladium.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-07

The following letter from jude WAsuISGros
is in leply to flr request OF the AuuEj tr,son
C1r-,epondlng Cemm ttee - Farflx County
Ia, perml,sion to add ms name 10 taa; Coamii-
L.
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From The y York .lo,rna, oT r,io,,crr, ,fTbgryJay.
Tie t.llnwing ~ a letter directed 10 ,s by an
nielleput lpntl"man ut Natau2aS, audreceltsI
by the bus Warren. arrived At Norfolk.
MArAAZA,. June ..
An enidemic known here Ly the name
of dcUyie. ntopoun,ed dam, bn, preyailed IN
this civ ia, Inc last six verk, du,ipg which
tim, no uerSon has r,canpd. To plre a dascrip.
on ofihIs endemic, aud is effects upan differ
cnt Individuals voaId hattie any ONE however
deeply skilled IN parbolocy y. The first symp-
IONS are Mains il, e,,rr nart of ,he dv-wh ich
are snccredrdby feye, tno,e or less severe of the
duration of from one to three d,,s-qrneially
Iorty hours. II i.gtIhc trrminaIen otthe fr-
ytr thai would he oIIl 10 take m The descrip.
tom OF this maa,t, E,erv ur,sr, finds him.
! self afflicted Win soreness and mans. either in
,b. b,td. fac. G,4t los toe. 6,oe,4 Inns
taatb i,v. bach n,rL nr IN ;o,n. oibet na,t nj,
the body and however se,ious If NAV he to the
| afflicted il seldom fails al ,d,,dipo MINI 10 mo
h,standa,S NGu,v with .nN nod, meets
H.. ,ci,ll,,r nm his ,,us ,,pnoyc,hl, 6v,l
ia hi. ids These are i,,n,d NV one who has
las, ia. use or L. i,y tho lo,,or ibYn,,x ont ms
hand - salute tic one with su6 arms who is a.
un,hIe To- ,e,uy, tLo. aI,tati,, as then an. with hi.
! Gx-,I i,Ns i ia say o,nd uor,ov
II wound he ,,nf,a.sinlc tnr one nho has NOT
/ becn a witness ia tbe uror,f.s ,c tie disease Ia
t,r,p an iae. or is ctsetS 1naakng lite,aly
none .Scane tbouoh II, eacci. nuon mauv are
not >erion, n, a., NOR color can claim an ex.
emn.i.n lint ,ts e0,crs unon children are not AZ
/ DISTRESSING rs up.n oanlis mar does one atta,k
s,r,,e van rnm a seco,d o,.,an n thi,d-bov.
ever ,h,,s tar few lev, had mo,e than one ,t.
,,ck N, family consists of ten ncrsons ,nclu.
/ dnar g, yant.-,lI have had il. and one has had
TN, ~Str,u3eloaI, q, rere,ltion,
~ ,i,,t If -. - ,bot Il ;,nn,rts +,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

A new Post Office has been established in
Burrillvlc; Col. Eddy Keech has been ap-
pointed Post Master.
The National Palladium, a very scurrilous
Jackson paper in Philadelphia. has ceased to
exist. The editor announces himself sick, and
has passed hIs remaining subscribers over to
the American Sentinel.
TENNEssEE.-The friends Of the Admins
tra,ion in Tennessee have named WILKINS
TANNEHILL, as a candidate for Elector in the
Nashville District; and MOSES F. RoBERTs is
announced as a candidate for the same office
in the Columbia District.
DR.. Jones, Of Philadelphia, has been appoin-
ted Superintendent Of the Patent Office, at
Washington, in the place Of The late Dr. Thorn
ton.
Breach cf Promise-An inquest was taken
at the Court OF Common Pleas held at Pough-
kcepsle last week, IN an action for u breach of
promise of marriage. The Jury gave $500
damages.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

THE HARr.-"To tyrant custom all mus
YIELD" but it always appeared to US that it was
bad taste which banished this delightful instru-
mcnt from polite circles, and introduced the
piano-forte as a substitute. The tones Of the
harp are adapted to the voice Of either sex,
but when the cords are swept by the skilful
hand Of woman, what can be more transporting
than the melhuous harmony which once
4" soothcd the soul Of melancholy Saul ." IL
we look to the days Of antiquity, we find per-
fecton in music as well as in poetry, and the
harp is associated with all the romance Of
feeling with plumed knights, and lady's love,
and the glorious achsvmonts Of war and chiv-
airy. which the bards Of old celebrated by ;ts
inspiring minsirclsy; and then, bow much moro
graceful is the attitude of the performer, when
pouring forth the melting harmony Of the soul
subduing harp, than when seated in a stiff po-
sition, thrurnming the keys Of the piano-forte.
~ y. Mirror.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

| THE LADIES OF PROVIDENCE, There is
difference Of opinion among the storner sex AS
to the actual utility ofth labors Of the ladies
of paoyience in behalf Of the suffering Greeks,
and We must candidly confess, that we have
had some doubts in relation TO the subject.
| Although the efforts Of the Ladies have on all
ha nds, been applauded as praisewortby, still
| it has been feared that they would lie lost by
misapplicaton on the part Of the agents ! but
| whsther this shall prove to be the case or
not, no man Of gallantry can refrain from be-
slowing upon the Ladies, a merited encom
un,, for the good feelings and Christian chari-
| ties, they have thus far evincod.
But f those who are at all scrupulous in
relation to the subject, will but for moment
witness one Of the most interesting spe cles
ever presented TO the view Of man - if he wil
but behold some two or three hundred ladies,
actively employed in manufa c'ur'ng wearing
apparel for suffering humanity. and to lossen
the sorrows Of the oppressed children of
Greece, Hgwill no longer harbor a doubt as
10 the utility Of tho labors Of the ladies of
Providence, but on tho contrary will extend to
them tho thanks Of a grateful heart, and ap-
plaud that nobleness Of mind ,und bsnevo volcnce
of feeling, which induces them to action.
Tho Ladies Of Providence have done noby
and have done that which will forever rebound
10 their credit and it is believed, that many
a suffering Grecian, relieved by their kind
nesses and Christian charities, will ascend his
thanks to the thrones Of Mercy and Of Grace,
and ack now ledge tho munficence of the females
of our country. Whether our charities are
applied with discretion and rightly, or other
wise, the design is good-it is Godlike, and it
proves what has been said by an eminent
writer, that "woman lovely woman was created
for the solace Of man that in the hour of
distress shc is still firm in her alta chment, and
with renewed energies struggles 10 lessen the
SUN Of human suffering. In the day Of our
success, when we rejoice, she too rejoices
but when sadness and Affections surround
US she mingles her sympathes with ours, and
| deplores our msfortunes. If we seek conso-
ation among the busy and happy throngs. she
| toois there, or if We ascend our prayers 10 the
HOST High, at the portals of the temple, she
there kneeIs with US in alteration Of the Ruler
! Of The Universe, and il our friend, and COM
panion, in wenl and in woo. She is Heaven s
bes, gift TO man, and without her. tho world
were dreary waste, a bowling wilderness,
and joy would forever fly from our mansion" "
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-19

The case Of the King at the prosecution of
Henry Deano Grady Us Helen Richards alias
Grady, and others, came on to be tried in the
Court of Kings Bench at Dublin, on the 22d
Feb. An intense interest was excited by the
prosecution. 1t was brought at the instance of
The father of a young gentleman who had run
away with Miss Richards, or had been run
away with by her, and was married TO her at
Gretna Green. Extensive arrangements had
been made by the press TO give detailed re-
port of the trial, but after impannelIing the
jury, the Chief Justice mentioned that he had
understood that several persons were taking
notes in Court, for the purpose of publishing
the proceedings in the newspapers. He wished
it to be distinctly understood, that no publca-
ton should appear pending the proceedings,
and added, that should any person presume to
make any, ne should be answ cradle to the
Court of Kings Bench in the heaviest penalties
it could in1ct