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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

~ From the ~ Y. Commercial Aiver,isrr.l
,Fhe Courier and Enquirer administered such :,
wholesome casgaton to Duff the other tiay that ue
forgive the editors all the harsh things they have sa;
of MS attery. Indeed are at present Quite too
good natured to quarrel and mean to keep So Tn,
'iicnty however under which the Courier labors. is
msinornation to the real state the case at Wssh
'ngton. rnaiority of the heads of Departments m
Gnestionaby bold Duff in much detesta alton as the
Courier very Justly does And why, The Courier
ana E.n1ulrer has, itself, nnwit!ingly informed us
even in the very artistic in which it was boastet thai
Cen jackson had never called a Cabinet Couucl.
The fact unquesionahly s, that the heads of depart
ments feel themselves neglected that Def should have,
superseded them all. He is the Presidents Mentor
his bosom Connsellor-"his guide. philosopher and
trend" Hence no necessity for Cabinet Counsel
,nf can now say TO this happy people in the language
o, another hllisrions "Reformer the celebrated
Mr. Jack Cade:--"AIy mouth shall be your PaIia-
rncnt."
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Csyaq4il, VlarcA 22d, 1929.

From correspondent at st. Thomas the editors Of
the Baltimore american have received file of the
Times 10 the 14th ult. inclusive. A smart shock of
an earthquake had been felt III the Island; the stocl,
is said to have been succeeded by n bud TumbIiDp
noise, like that of distant thunder. The Times con.
talns extracts from Barbados papers TO the SOth May
on the 18TH OF that month. public meeting was
held at Bridge Town Mt which the following Tcsolu
ton was adopted unanimously
"Rcsotred.-ln consequence Of tho great drought
IN the Island [Barbados1 for many months past it is
nc opinion Of THE meeting that there will be great
distress throughout the Island unless there be an
immediate importation Of food from other placrs.
at is also the opinion Of this meeting that should
there DC ram slorty,yct potatoes, md the other
necessaTcs OF lie, cannot lc produced under four
MONTHS and that there is not food sufficient in tho
Island to supply the wants of the inhabitants for more
than half that period"
On the motion of the Hon. WIN. Everslev, second
ed by VIM Oxley, Esq petition to he effect of the
foregoing resolution, was passed and unanimously a.
greed to.
"Resoired therefore, That petition be prepared TO
his honor the President, praying his honor for the
reasons herein stated, to permit and encourage by
proclamation otherwise the Importation of fire uc
ccssary supplies Of -four, bread potatoes rice corn
corD-meal peas beans, and grain Of every dsscrip-
ton, from the United States Of America and other
foreign ports"
II does not APPEAR from any further before U.s. that
the petition was granted up the 20'h May.
AZ Deuaraa consequences of the late fire. al
The houses hereafter be required be of STONE or
BRICK, aod covered with tile slate or metal.
bank was about to he established sornam with capt
ta OF three million IF gdcrs under the auspices Of the
"kns and Governor Of the Netherlands"
Captain Berry, Of the schooner William. at port
land in ~ days from ST. Petre, GuadaIoupe, repors
that two days previous TO bis sailing, gentleman
from MariegaaDte had arrived at the Point, who In
formed him that n schooner bod anchored off that
Island with four men on board and number of dead
bodies on deck The schooner was taken posscssion
OF by the proper authorities, and was no doubt a
P-a''ca vessel as there were no papers 20 be found
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From tie Mem YORK. Journal Of Conmsrcs.

From lie NeD York Journal o" Cnnnnsrcs.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA.
We arc indebted to the poitcness of the Colum
ban Consul for Caracas papers 10 tie 9th of June,
inclusive. They confirm the important rumor rece-
we'd few days since by the schooner Chatham, from,
Porto Cabcllo, that the 6etucen Colombia and
Peru ras likely To be rcncarcri. The "Gaceta del
Gobieno" of the latest date, contains the following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

4 one d DUNGLISOE'S GEoGRAPTIY.--JUs,
received, Introduction 10 the study az C1eo;a,, 60
5nSgR George Long, Esq Of The Univer
Dunghson, NJ D. ofthe University Of vigfia;by i''''''
The 49,. -..., .-., }. H. NASH
o.1.- NuIN y sdIO W ne very valuable. a.
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has been arrested for picking pockets al the
Bowery Theatre, last Wednesday night.
The manner in which he effected his pur-
pose, shows the strength and daring Of the
gang to which he belongs. The gentle.
man who has identified him, felt him pick
ing the money out, and called for assis.
tanco- but SO far from getting aid, he was
surrounded by the prisoners confederates,
and actually held until the robbery was eff,
fected. [ib.
-.s.eHs~-
Erirsmeiy polite.-A young widow ofve
ry polite address, whose husband had late
ly died, was visited soon after by the min.
lister of the parish, who enqured as usual
about her husbands health, when she repl.
ed, with peculiar smile, 8" he is dead
thank you."
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brecldimabie.---A notorious rufiian
known BY tho cognon,a Of Smut Smith
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Wines and Groceries,
WHOLES4LE 6. RETAIL.
South Wing
OF Union Bank EuilAings
G. r OC r 7 Is,

SUGARs--lIavana white and brown, n. Or.
leans, lump, loaf, and chrystalized.
CorTrE- Cuba, St. Domingo, and Old Java.
RAsINs--Malaga, kegs ~ boxes, bloom
muscatcl and bunch
Nutmcgs, Cloves, Cassia, Cinnamon, mace,
citron, Pmento, pepper, currants, almonds,
starch, soap, CASTLE soap, liccorso, indigo,
mustard, chocolate, pruucs olive oil, olives,
capres, anchoyies, ginger, pcarlashes, potash.
es, butter cheese, pine apple cheese.
LOEILLARD's Macabeau, rappee, and Scotch
Snuff, and E. 7. l.. tobacco
Dos AMIGos best yellow and spotted scgars
NRGNn, Cavendsh, ladies twist No. /,
Tobacco, l2s and los
Flour, Rice, buck wheat, peas, beans, orun
COS and lemons.
wETEs,
MApErRA-L.P., Sicily, Tcncrifb and Mar.
scillcs.
LIssoS, BRovS SuERnY, MALAGA SHERRY,
DRY MALAGA.
poRr--Supcrior Old, common and Calahri.
M ditto
Margaux, POulisc, Medoc, ST
Georges, Sautern, &c.
Superior sparkling.
cUons,
BRANpv-Outard and DuPuy, Sc!gnotte, &
Wcis.
RUM--Old Jamaica, st. Croix, &c.
GIY--Iloland and country.
PeRrEH-E English and American, liibh9rts
Brown Stout, pit. 4 ct bottles.
TEAS,
INrrRAL-Cattys and cOnnistors.
GCNPowpER-do do
Ilyson, Young Hyson, Ilyson Skin, Sou.
chong. Pouchong, &c.
A. MUNRO.
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Crockery & Glass ware.
Liverpool g. Canton Earthen Ware,

Liverpool g. Canton Earthen Ware,
English g. American Glass do.
An extensive assortment Of the above
"A Just received, g. repacked in lots to
suit purchasers, at prices much lower than
New York, Boston, or Providence, consist
ing Of
BLUE PRINTED.
Dishes, 10 to Is inch, plates, twiflers, muf
fins.
Bowls, I2s, 2is, SOs. Jugs, ss, 4s, Gs, i2s
GAS, and COS.
Baisons, IS, Gs. Ewers, do do.
Chambers, As, Gs. Covers, do. do.
Salads round. square, and scoloPed.
Vegetables, with covers Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands Sauce toureens
complete.
Cheese trays, Nappees, & brush trays.
Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars, creams,
Teas, handled, and cofiecs, DO
BLUE AND WHITE GOLD BoRDTRED CHINA.
Coffee bowls and saucers, handled and not
handled.
Teas do. do do. do.
Tea plates, assorted sizes, &c.
BLUE AND GREEN EDGED.
Dishes, 10 to l5 inches. Plates, twifiors,
and mullins.
Salads, oval and scoloped; pickle leaves
Jugs, Us. Boats &c. &c.
ENAMELLED,
Tea pots, sugars, creams, and teas,
Chamber, baisons, bowls 81 Jugs.
c. CoLOURED.
Dishes, 6 to 20 inch. Plates, twihers, and
suppcrs.
Basons, Is, Gs, 9s. Chambers, do. do do.
Bowls, l2s, 2is, and 30s Coffee pots, urns
Toast dishes, bcaumango moulds, q mugs.
Jugs 4s, Gs, l2s, 2is, & bakers.
GLA Sc,
DEcANTERs-qts. heavy cut, futed, finger
and comet.
DO. do 90. DO. do hall top
Do, do do. diamond * glory.
Do. DO. plain, common, futed &
ground stops.
Do. pts. and halfpts.
Do. engraved, labelled, moulded, and let
tered.
TUMBLERs-qt pt. halfpt and gill, fint,a
tale.
WYTs-fluted finger diamond, fan and glo
ny, cut, ground, rough aud plain, flint and tale
Gf%Orders from the county promptly
attended to.
Arch;hrFT yFs,DrO
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POTTER'S
Vegetable catho\icoM.
ONLY 50. PER BOTTLE.

ONlsf ", PEk BOl LIE.
E1lE unparalleled reputation of this
Il Medicine is such, and its pre-. eminent
virtues are so well established. and so fully
acknowledged by al intelligent public that
il is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it is Sore eign Remedy
in diseases Of the Liver, Debility resulting
from intemperance and dissipation old and
rnyeterate Ulcers, pains in the bones, at
tended with swelings Of tho joints; indi-
gestion, blotches on the face, pimples, &c.
Syphilis, Cutaneous diseases generally,
and letter in particular, Mercurial and
Scroiulous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures per-
formed by the Catholicon, have become so
numerous, as to preclude their insertion in
any newspaper, and has made it necessary
for the proprietor to print them in PAM
phlet Of about 100 pages. This will be
forwarded rs soon as possible 10 the seve-
raj Agents for gratuitous distribution, and
must, on perusal, strengthen the good O.
pinion now entertained by the friends of
this medicine, and disarm, as it is hoped,
the prejudices Of those who view with dis
trust any medicine not known in what is
called regular practice" Facts are stub
born things and cannot be gainsaid.
AT the earnest solicitation Of members
Of the medical faculty and others who have
witnessed the astonishing cures effected
by the use the Vegetable Catholicon,a and
who are anxious that its benefits TO man.
kind may be more widely diffused, the pro-
prietor has consented to reduce the retail
price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle; and
this will be done without in any way dets-
riora,ing the quality Of The medicine, or
reducing ths size Of he bottle.
For sale by
A. P. MOORE,
Market. square, Newport, X. I.
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SWEIE'S
PAN A.

LNOR the cure of Scrofula, or Kings E.
n vii, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Sypnlitic,
Mercurial Liver complaints, and most dis
eases arising in debilitatcd constitutions,
or from an impure state of the Blood, &c.
To THE PuBLIc. The numerous and
multiplying frauds committed on the pub
lie, by various mixtures in imitation Of this
we'll known medicine, is alone satisfactory
evidence of It's superior virtue, without any
other proof. There are now at least TWEEN
ty limitations of it; but these limitations are
all deficient in one important requisite
they possess not the VIRTUES Of SWANS
PANAcEA.
To secure the public against imposition,
the genuine Panacea will hereafter be sold
in white glass bottles. of an oblong square
shape, with the following words blown in
glass; on one side, Swaim's Panacea, and
on the ends, Genuine-Philadelphia; with
label representing Hercules destroying
the Hydra;--another label covers the corks
they both have my signature on them. As
the cork cannot be drawn without defacing
the label, the medicine may be known to
be genuine when tho label has not been in.
iuIcd.
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TAPES, BNTTONs, sc.
VIM. l.. Melville,
Yin Plate Worker,

No. lG2, Thames street,
HoNTISUEs to carry on the above busi-
~ ness as usual, and keeps constantly on
hand, genera, assortment ofTIN WARE,
and other articles in his line, to suit the
market, and positively will sell them as
low as can be purchased in the State, not
excepting of pedlars; those who wish TO
encourage their own townsmnn, will do
well TO call and satisfy themselves Of the
truth Of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedlars can be supplied
at wholesale, as low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer
ence TO cash.
OFSOAP STONE FURNACES, and
ON EMS for Baking.-Also, Hard Char
coal of the frs, quality, ty the bushel or
larger quantity.
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not my intention 10 apenk,-Such ns they
were, though good men may differ. as to
their correctness, all must agree, that they
breathed the spirit of an inquisiiiyc chris
tian.
lie was n real lover of the Constitution
of the United States one of those, who
assisted in its adoption, and steadily and
uniformly supported it through every
change of its fortunes. lie never lost
his confidence in the political principles,
he first embraced. lie was always dstin-
guished for moderation in the days Of their
prosperity, and for fidelity to them in the
days of their adversely,
have not said too much,then, in saying,
that such man is public loss. We are
not, indeed, called TO mourn over him, as
one, who is cut off prematurely in the Wig
or of manhood. lie was ripe in honors, &
in virtues. But the departure Of such a
man sewers so many ties.interrupts so many
delights. withdraws so many condolences,
and leaves such an aching void in the hearts
Of friends. and such sense Of desolaton
among associates, that while we bow 10
the decree Of Providence, our griefs can
not but pour themselves out in sincere la
mentations. 5.
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This, however, ia not the force Of the
mighty empire--the above is the nrmy
part Of which is in Turkey and the residue
on its confines. The regular force of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-10
:. =. TA=lS.

No. IS. Thames street
Where is kept general assortment Of
Medicines, DEED.
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Before we condemn the Ottoman Porte
for not doing what it was out their power
to do, we think il essential 10 look at the
military strength Of Russia, and see what
the Emperor could do Immediately, and
what were his forces in reserve.
The following is the disposable part of
the Russian army to be called into requisi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-11

The power Of Free Psss and not ,hs power Of corrupt
Printers
O. The Aaerican sysem-May IL be preserved from the
violence of Friends and roes
10 The late emancipation Of tho Catholics Ia the British
enpire-Ihe great principle of Christianity, liberty Of
conscience, beeause there be Christianity whovt
H. HE sanctuary OF The domestic 6rexide-Niay pre-
served from me intrusion Of t(uacks OF every
" James o'entwouh-May the people protect the Reyou
uonary soldier, whom power has tired o crush
H. Inc ssu-niay they love merit, aud merit love.
VOLUNTEERS:
rrend, OF Liberty in the Old world and the Eassiss Of
1r. NJ ne New world may they soon meet half
INC memoy oil the Great and the Sood-thc memory OF
George Washington.
On esteemed Fellow citizen, who has honor
he atner OF The American Systematic Orator. States
man and the tairiot-Tfenry CLAW - =
Sovereign, the UnRed States
courage Wn and Virtuc-they birth 10 the United
living food ~ ~ 49,
1ennine lovers of Country -Patriots without pay
he Education Of the Peoplc-tc duty
ana the safeguard OF the people on the peoples rights
.ar orongnon, as connected with the London Unvcrsty
May me people OF England properly appreciate tire bcnefs
WHICH ,he cSeitons Of this srea, universal
sducation are likely o produce
Equality Of Rshs-inay ever he accompane by an eaua
hty OF privileges
The Memory of Thomas JcftcrSr and john Adams the
dencc " ~
tooio onces public property they bc disposed
opposition
The Modern Dscovcry-old Hickory made rs yielding rs
Green. '9 -
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LABORRRS WANTED

we ne RoPPdhaGnOck Canal, near Fredericksbuyy.
ENROM so to GO able bodied men will find CON
slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work. blacks will be pre-
icrTed, but industrious white men will be otnpIoved
by the month piece work.
From TO O.. and for very prime first rate hands,
80 month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the rsque or labour is not
greater than on farm. Rations, rs much bread
meat, fish and pnolasses be consumed thTee
times day, with spirits. Rock blasting Is ner
formed exclusively by whites.
For tartbcr particulars TO the kind of work mr.
any other information required, reference NAV be had
to Col Storrow Of CuIpepcr, Mr.. Benz. Barnett of
FauquIer, Mr. Y. Smith near Fredericksburp. Messrs
D. Wexford, VIM. a. Knox and John Ray of FFede-
rlcksburg, or the subscriber on the work
WARNER W. MINOR.
luBe 5-wtf Fall lIi near Frederieksbnro.
~ Stone Masons will find constant c,n nIo,,nSt
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Continuation IF Late Foreign Mems.
LONDON, May 20, lS2s.-The Session of Parlia-
ment Is advancing rapidly 20 a close. The ChanceI-
Tor ofthe Exchequer moved last night, in the Com
mtec on the E&chequer Bills Bill, the reception of
the appropriation clause: which, as MIR. Hume OBJ
served, was the last and closing oct ofthe financial
measures Of the Session. The House adjourned
over to Monday.
On the 23d Moy, Captain Ross left Woolwich in
his steam vessel, the Victory, with which he il once
more TO attempt the discovery of the Horth West
Passage, but in this instance, it is said the cxpo-
dition Is equipped entirely at his own expense
DUBLIN, MAY 26.-Mr. s.. Rices prediction is n
bout TO be realised. Tho fermentation so happily
auayed by the Catholic Relief Bill, is again revived
All gratitude to Ministers has ceased, and not hing
but reproach is again hurled against them All the
good and kindly feeling produced by their oxertons
on bebaIfofthe Catholics is turned into tho bitter.
est gall Men who had determined 10 abstain from
III political contention IN future have again come
forward 70 avenee what they conceive national in.
suit. The old scene ofagitation was exhibited yes.
terday in all its freshness. meeting was held nj
three o'clock IN the old Association.rooa, Of the
friends Of Mr.. Connel and Of the independence of
Clare, to take such measures woro calculated to
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At NEW YORK

The .Be'nbers NJ The 9neyicdn Institute, dined NJ
the Shakespeare Hotel. At quarter past six dinner
was served TO numerous party. ClaTkson Croiis
ESQ. presided aud Messrs. Donaldson & Bozio act
ed as Vice Presidents
Afier the removal Of The cloth. the company were
addressed in an Grafton Of considerable length. bv
Ralph Lockwood. Esq who illustrated with eloquencc
and sustained by forcblc appeals truth and reason
the great principles Ofpariotism and policy on which
the American System is founded.
The following regular toasts were then given from
the chair. Many Of them were received with long
and repeated cheers
4 The day we celebrate The commencement of
our political freedom, we devote it to the commend.
ration Of our delivery from tho commercial thraldorn
Of other nations.
2. The American and British Systems. They
alike inculcate that each nation take care Of itself
Ours has the advantage in being just to ourselves
without injustice 70 others.
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s..,,,srsuro-sfai, dreu.iing tho re-
sentiment Of his family, and overwhelmed
with shame for his inconsistency, he had at
length resolved to impose ON Eva the tale Of
hisprevious marriage, trusting that her de-
votion 60 him, and her destitute situation
among strangers, would induce her to be-
content with possessing his love, while ao
ethsr bore his name. But on returning at
ter temporary absence. and learning her
departure, his grief and remorse knew no
bounds He inquired concerning all the
vessels that sailed for America, and learned
that q female, and a child, answering to his
description Of Eva and her babe, had gone
in one Of them. That vessel was wrecked,
aud the miserable husband and father be-
]isved himself bereft Of those he SO fondly
loved and so deeply injured. He never full
filled has marriage contract, or lost the re-
membrance Of his first martyred love. He
had been for many years an invalid, and at
length resolved to visit the land and the
birth place of his lovely victim.
The result IS known, except that the gen.
tie Eva saw, pitied, and forgavc her re-
pentant husband; and health and happiness
again visited the reunited pair; and the wor-
thy Jedson with his excellent wife, were sha-
rers Of the happiness they had been the
means Of promoting, and the father of the
beautiful Fanny never forgot the impress
sions made by the innkeeper's story.
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At ALEXANDRIA.

From the Alexandria Phonx.
Mr.: Sno~dea.-The enclosed Tossts drank on the
Inc spur o the monent without preparation. heen
qHesed ny the gentlemen present hand you for pub
LEGATION.
Quincy and onheoThe burial places OF the Apostles Of
Liberty:
There Honor pilgrim gray,
- deck the tLTf that wraps their clay;
Md Freedom shall a while repair,
And dwell a weeping hermit there.
The tioo fumes Irhch III the funeral pile Of Tr0nay The
blaze oil te hTsi fired Lexington Of the
dark eyes which To pursue the aan
tage there gained
John Quincy ADAMS
Let others hail tire rising sun:
We bow To him whose course is run.
Henry Cldy-The Patriot and Statesman: To enleavor 10
enhance the peoples appreciation his WORTH would be as
frultess as an attempt pour augbt in that vessel already
full TO OVERCOMING
John Quincy adams and .4nJre,D Jackson
And more true JOY yHarceitts exild, feels,
Than CKSar with Senate heels
Us'oHL Let us ever be mindful of the old Roman fllae
The ultness Of Military effas 10 be Cpt yulers-Ti
annals Of the world fully evmce il
The Of General Jackson and his Cabinet layed
IN the appointment Of the Surveyor Of Alexandria.
military misrue
The To'On aE~nria-Heath TO its c,izcns-prospertv
to ITS tadssuccess to lis Collector-and better Sur
-+-yor.
The sentiments Of he People of 4lerandyio az erprs,,.d N
Me case IF Mc dis0issai If Dr. Heddsr5tra-Unmn cor
"O"r country. whoi counf and nothing but oasy eou
try
BIeatbcs there a with soul 60 dead,
Who 10 himself hah said
- This is nay own-By LASp1
The trBpsafafiOns NJ americans the Thomas IeE
/erSos aud John dams-1bc triumph of feeling party
n RaiNbov after Storm May agreement on M expe.
deny aer the teesuous discussion Of Tariff be ,nan.
imous
Henry C1ayTbe brghte,, star IN tho political constellation
Of the Western Ornament
Our Fair Covatyyvo1e-The only monarchs we bos TO-
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

From the Democratic Press.
party Of gentlemen dinsd 'the National olelp ON the
anniversary Of the Declaration OF Independence Between
three and four O'clock they down well covered table
which might be SAID, without any figure Of speech ~ groan
under the good things of this world There all the
ties Ut meat from tie wing Of lambs sWcetbr adj
snOtbered in creamFh, from rock ninney and from
turtle 10 cam-Fru aud vegetables w all tie rich yaRety
and abundance fie Wines red and iic from ,is
sparkling champagne 10 the ruby caret and eoY
the table OF an spcure These however bt auxiaes
to the equipments which sprng from community Of
RON VII and repaTee aud the joy snd ice appeTanng the
sprghy OF song We sGbjOn Tossrr and some Of
the voLuSTETHs which drunk is delightful dinner
The Day-May the Declaa,op o. Independence become
as universal m Us influence IS nnniusbe truths
The Patriots If 76Lke tie Sun they rOe Tor the world,
GOOD, and like him they are setting n glory.
wicked men "
monarchs soniimeni Gr the heal u HE Rcpubic-"I,
the Duke Of Olcans" -
o. Join Quincy Adams-
4ofe tfae joy MsroiUs e,iefl fees,
"Ihan Caesar with a Senate a his heels.1
The men who have been turned out TO siargc for con
sciences sake
"YOu take my in,
"When you do fake the by which live p"
T. I've State " PeDnsy vania-May she throw by the Dis
gsserl livery cfpeonai servude f the role Of prncpe