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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

~ The Enquirer says that President Jackson,
"reads 1.-THE letters that addressed to him. and
forms his own opinion upon their contents"
The Hero must feel most particularly Hsttered at
this cgyric-especiuliy it comes from him who
thought bin tooltle Of Statesman, ''too prone to
make his win the rule Of his conduct" for Pres
ident Of the United States. we have never known
The Enquirer display little tact or address, when
iawning and fattcriDg was the thing to be done
Compliment man by telling the public with grave
;0.A'enaDoe and anticipated a9risysc hat 'hc Prog
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

II t9"Sf' SHoFSet:--A French writer, speaking of
the relative situation of England and Ireland ssv U
ie larger island devoured the smaller, but hos new
been ibis T., dgesi IT. ~ ' N0FcI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
SEVILLE, December, 1913.

Vol. 2d, page 1856. ' ''''''e''a''e Is
In efuy-a married woman is allowed trronrb tho o,i:
OF trustee, TO enjoy property wen a. ne sole n ;s ,o
Necessary mat the trustee should be stranger The husband
nnSe may DE the trustee and if property be settled to
womans separate and trustee be appointed the bhsnd
WI be considered as such notwithstanding he was party 10
tue instrument under which the wife claims P' "
page 1879 The wife being enabled in rsou,y n art ~
property in the hands Of her trustees she treated in hat
having interests aud obligations distinct from those of
her husband She may institute s,ft b., her me-, go
against h and she may obtain order defend separately
'us against herr and when compelled TO sue her husband IA
S9hI' the court may order him make her reasonable al
owance money to carry on the suit A''""''' d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

TIE Canadian Court cf Kings Bench in suit brought nv
z oil Ne" YORK AGAINST another for old debt recognized
where the debt was contacted discharge every where The
defendant IN tie suit had previously taken the benefit Of the
asoivent laws of Ney York ~ " '''o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

!IsUI'tHI IaWs OF 4ieY DIX.
been nfoned that some reys, +;
the united States had undertaken abrcate less voIumi
Gus work out OF history of the Life and Voyages of Cjn
nu have thought proper Immediately to execute INV ORIGINAL
intention or making 4bridgment of the History to san i
or general circulation In this, trust have given satif,c
oJ abstract OF every thing of essential importance in the
larger Work, and have preserved those parts nearly e.
which have been considered the striking and
1t probable Also that the narrative has gained spirit in many
pai, by tne omission OF details which caised proxity but
and cirunlstanal histoG of tue subject
nave ei the more hurt n this attempt to spercede my
Work with the public, from having always considered nc
ecuar oonS to my countymen whose good opinion howe
r the contrary have been nsinuated has never
the leading object of my ambition and the dearest wish NJ
~ heart and must confess that, in assduousy abourng
mrs history or the first discovery of country have bsen
chey animated by the hope, that the interest of the sbiac
"ond cause the work to remain among my conrv,nen and
with IT, remembrance of the author when all the fraI ~
auctions OF his fancy might have persisted and been forgotten
WASHINGTON IRVINE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

nHIO OIL STONE.--rbe subscriber 10
" happy 10 inform the public, that he has
opened the GIL STONE QUARRY, la,el, dis.
covered in Hooking county, Ohio, and shall
sonatantly have on hand. q large supply OF the
stone, prepsred for market. He 10 now ore.
pared to attend q the prompt execution Of all
orders that MAY be received.
From the high opinion Of the quality of ,his
s'ose, expressed BY all who have used, espe ly
by those who have given it the seyerest scruti
ny. II is unnecessary to say any thing in he
favor. The discovery OF this stone. il Is hopec,
viii be another addition to the wealth Of our
country. as it will superoede the use Of the
Turkey Stone, and tho consequent erporlaiioa
20 those immense sums OF money with which il
is purchased.
JOHN p HELFENsTEiN. Agent.
March 5, 1899.
GJAIl letters and orde,s. addressed to the
agent, Lancaster. Ohio. post paid, will BE- at.
tended to.
- "Helfsnstein's Ohio Oil Stone" can be
had by applying to ,he Rev ] Heltens'ein 10
Ftedcrickiown, Maryland, who now has on
hand supply, either wholesale or retail.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

GIVE are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM
ARMSTRONG. Esq as candidate so ,epre
sent the counties OF Berkeley, jefferson, Hs,
dy. Hampshire. and Morgan. In the next Con
grsss of the United States.
owe are authorised 20 announce TO the
Freehoders of Berkeley county, tha, Captain
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, wll be
candidate for the next General Assembly
uTWe are authorised to announce TO the
Freeholders OF Morgan couaty, that MIR
WILLIAM SMITH, will be a candidate for the
next General Assembly.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
M.rah 5, 1899.

DJBLtC SALE. M,a be ottxrta - p4bne
sale. Oh Thursday the 18Th inst At The resi-.
dsnes 1.-THE subscriber. near She pherds.town.
number Of valuable work Horses, Mich
Cows, ssnng Cattle, sheep and Hogs; COM
pls's set OF Farming Utensils, such 40 plougts,
Harrvws, good Road Wagon, SC. whsst end
x, IN the ground. 9th snndry other articles
OF personal properly, which IL 10 no, deemed
necessary 20 msrate. A credit until the
hei OF Jsnu.sy, 1880 win be allowed on all
sums above five dollsrs, the purchaser aiv,,g
bond and approved security; tor purchases 81
md under va, amount the cash vill be reQatr-
ed. Sale to ssmmsnce esrly ia thr day.
PHEBE BENNETT.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

A letter from Washington 10 the
New York Herald, says Mr.. Col.
noun 10 10 be lord OF the ascenJAnl Tor
the next four yesrs--ihe Uice press.
dent to be er ofieio q consulting mem
Der of the cabinet" The B4lumore
Pairic. says The plain translation of
this Is, Mr. Calhoun is to be president
IN fact, Gen Jackson only in fermi"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05


that much csnsuse was cast upon Con
msdore Biddle, ia the newspapers, fol-
not forcing bis way iato the harbor ol
Csdiz when he carried Mr. Nielsen q
Spain. in the frigats Congress. in the
year IssS We new learn, however,
from a correspondence between tins
gallant officer and the Secretary Of the
Navy. that be bore with him positive
ordeas not TO enter Cadiz. IL . blocka-
ding squadron should object 20 his do.
ing so. This fact fully justitss the
course which he then pursved. while
the tenor of his letters TO the Brazilian
Admiral, and bis proceedings before
Buenos Ayrss-it was divulgsd -
shew how 6rm he was in the assertion
and exercise ofths right OF ship OF
war TO enter blocks6ed port
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

DARN PoR RENT The suhscriservssp.
II ess0 rant the FARM belonging 20 the
hsirs Of John Winning, deed. bIng on tho
wcst aide OF the North Neanssin. near Me.
ROBERT Snodgrass' MilL-shis Lrm contains
sbout 800 acres, Of which about $50 are clear.
ed and under good fenoing--shere rs COED two
story Dwelling house, aconveaien, Barn. good
Spring snd Spring House, Mea, House aud a
COED Orchard; there is some mcsdow on II -
The shove farm viii be rented TOE three OF four
wears. Possession can be had tie DIS, OF AIra.
For further particulars. enquire OF the sahscsi-
Der living near Parks Gap.
JOHN TABB.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

Yesterday morning In shepherdstown. Mr.
H.'rey Dralha,a. son Of Capt. Abel Durham o
this place. The deceased sss . young man d
considerable promise, aud justly respected b,
ell who knew him.
Az the Navy Yard. in Washington, on the
gath ait. aged ~ years, Com. The, % Tingsy
ConsDsndsn, Of tina, Yard, and for twenty eigh
yesrs a resident Of thar city IN ,ba, c capacity.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

EOh REM ~ House anu = small Lnt
IL ~ Land With an excellent Orohsrd
on it, situated on the road leading
6slsE frsm AaTinsbasg 20 Shepherds
GEsewu, adjoining the lends oi
DR.. G. vooFhses, Jacob vau Dorea ard others
FOR terms apply 20 Wa. a. BENNETT.
Match ., is2a.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

PaTcn or TICKETS:
Whsis S5; Half 81 So Quarter 81 rs.
UrOrders for tickets or shares IN the abcvs
Lotteries, forwarded by mail (post paid,D or b,
private hand. win meet with the most prom D,
attention it addressed 10
YATES & MTNrYRP,
Wssiiayssn, ID c.
Prise tickets In former lot eriss received
ss cash. Az efficisl account of the drawing viii
be forwarded 10 distant Adventures, tree ei
ro'sge.
March s. 1879
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
.M9RRHD.

On Thursday last. by the Rev. w. Eyester,
MIR George Coueiman. to Miss Levina H. Che
nsssesh. G.u. h or Of Mr.. Samuel Chenowelh, ir
all Of this county.
On TUESDAY evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Jones
Capt. Hil'iam Cieveiarsd, of Cbsrlestown, e
Miss Jane T.. .a6ea, daughter Of the late Csp.
John Abel, Of jefferson county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
March S, 1899.

DuBLc ssLE-will be soId, by pubic
1 auction. at The resids nee Of the suhscs Der
living IN tserrsrdstoen, on Friday. The ooh inst
variety OF Household snd Kitchen Furniture.
consisting OF good Feather Beds, Retding aud
b. dstesds. Tables, Chars one Clock, two
Bureaus Corner Cupboard, ore ten plate II, va
and pipe; t000lbs. a frs rate BACON; we
Mich Cows; GIG snd H.ruesr; two ses 1T
blaeksmths' Tools; D Tar. e tsoai u, 4; member
81 new Ases. Traees, Nsttocks, sc. Nne
months crdsit will be gwen on al sum. over
three dollars. upon the purch sers eiviag good
securiv; under that sum, cssh. SALE 20 begin
early lathe day.
DANIEL STRAYER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

II WISH TO rent my House, at present
HI occupied by John Young. to some psrsor
WHO will board my Nilers.
ALEx'a sTEtHEN.
Martinsburg, Mach S. 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

teresss is furnished BY q Senator Of the
United States who abandons ,bs support
OF those interests at home. and is then
sent as their guardian, IN the character
OF Minister Plenipo,entiary, to the very
Monarch Ia whose behalf he has re.
nonnced thsm.-Ast Jour.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
March S, 1879.

~ Nbtus OF Dice ct trust etxeut,d IN
10 the i2lh day ~ January. 1870, land ,ow
q record IA the osuaty court Of Berk lev 81
James Pssr.e and Margaret his wife, for c.r-
tain purposes therein mentioned, the unaer.
signed named a. Trustees in said Deed. win
proceed 10 sell, for rssh, on the premiss.. On
kxr.A Saturday che sfh day ~ .spri sezf. :
es1M certain HOUSE end LOT Of
ssss grounc, siiusae IN The extreme vest
end OF Klag Street, in Mafiinssu,g.
ko~n % The general plan ~ ssid tsvn, b, I.os
NO. 2uS. SAID House and Let il now 10 no
occupancy Of homss Niddsss. Such title -
u vested IN the undsysignsd. will bs made the
purchases. ISAAC s LAutR,
CHARLES u. STEWART.
Msrch s, 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

The m6,o' gh.brea Asrss,
MARY LANCER.
(BsloagiBg 10 the estate o. The ists Dr.. rhcrn.s
ton. of Washington Civil
~ WILL stand the ensuing sc \.
(WX~T2 son, The frs three dA,s Il lhs
week at the farm Of William g..
vkesafAsassw King. near Maf,insbufg, aud on
ftdsss aud Saturdays, at Isaac swearingsn..
near William port, Maryland. and will be let
10 mares vt ten dollars the ssason.
JosEpH ENrLER,
ABNER BALES.
March S. 1899.
MtRfL NrER
Is ons Of the bes bTt d Horses In Amer;es r..
he was gotten BY Did Rsttlef; bis dam was he
celebrated running mare Solome Tanker. bv
Top Gallant, the brother of sir Archy-his
grand dam the dam OF Sir Areh,; 30 thar no
thing can exceed The hoed Of his Horse. Gwen
under my hand, this 5ih day Of January, 1874.
WILLL-f.H THORNTON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

HNUiIiON.-Th subscriber VII onsn q
L SCHOOL in Mayinsh.rg, where every
bsanch belonging 30 good English sdncasie
will be taught, a. soon sufficient number
Of scholars are obtsiaed-a subscription list 10
with DR.. M sherry.
ID. l. MsHERRY.
Feb. 20, 1929,
UJTbe School will commence on Monday
next. Marsh 9bl in the white house, corner
ing on Queen and John streets, near the stone
Bridge. march
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

Tivs La Libsrfs. Comrades said
one of the French Generals, address
ing bis soldiers. The question is whether
General Bonaparts shall be elected
Consul for life on not Opinions are
frse-perfectly free; but il may be pro-
per TO acquains you. that the 6rst man
who votes against the perpetual Con
sulship, shall be shot at the head OF the
regiment Viys la li5erts'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

foRMAN's FERRY, .HouA Of Cpeeaon,
FEsHE subscriber informs The Iubiic.
ID that he has = rev FERRY-bOAI ~ eoed
order for conveying Of Wagons, Carriages, sc.
scross ths Potomac River aud the Opsskyn
Creek--it viii be found TO be the nrsress read
from Msriinshurg 70 Boonsboro', Hagess,o~p.
W'iiismspori, &c also. the nearest snd most
direct rod from shepherds,owa, Chs.iestcwn,
&C. by way OF W'ltamsport to he Cumbar-.
land fosd--it will be attended TO by
JAMES F0RMAN.
March s 1909
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

Blanks for sale at this Oaice..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

NOllCE.--A Ali those who became purcha.
~ ssss 81 ths sale ~ the personal property
OF the late Capt Laae Yaamers, are hereby
respectfully notified that their respective obi
cations will fall due on the 6fs Of March. en-
suing. and that prompi psym. nj will be expect.
I'd from every sne indebted, "a being The wlsh
OF the Undersigned 10 bring the estate 10 a
speedy settlement, renders 1t absolutely nc.
essssry thss this notice should be ssrietls at
tended to: those failing 10 pay in reasonable
time, need act De surprised TO find their obli-
cations Ia the hao Dis Of 80 officer tor collection.
JACOB u vANMETRE,
ABRAHAM Z. vANMErRE,
Feb. 26. 1899 Ea,rs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

The bill for the preservation and re
pair OF The Cumheriand Road has
passed the two houses in modified
form, the whole oil the sections which
provided for the erection of toll gates
and the imposition oito,!s, having been
stricken out, aud the appropriation be
ing The main section of the bill,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

The legislature oil New Jersey have
sppointed Samuel l. Soulhafd, Sec
rotary of the Navy, Attorney General
of that state, for five years. Though
absent, it appears Mr. Sou'haTd is not
forgotten IN his native state, although
he was unfairly dealt with on recent,
occasion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

Smoke Csp-The Eassport Sentinel
reeemmeH ads to the several fire societies
10 that town the purchase Of several
smoke caps. This article will enable a
person 10 enter aud clear rooms when
filled with dense smoke. II is made Of
leather, shape of a mask. to be fitted to
the head. with glass eyes, and noes or
trunk Of eight or ten inches. This trunk
is filed with wet sponge through which
the smoke cannot pass. and thus afford
ing sufficient pure air TO sustain life, for
any length of time.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05

so NO. Lorrsnr--9 DmAwH BALLOTS.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03

We give below a dcliaeation of the pcrsoa,
manners and eloquence of that first Of modern
English orators, HENRY BRoUGHAM.-If we
remember aright, it was written by HENRY
NnELE, a celebrated Magazine writer, since
deceased. Though marked (says Tie Middle
town Gazctte,) by some ex rAvasanco and ias-
| tan b, that kind Of loose, swinging antliesis,
80 peculiar to the writers Of the Hazlit school,
it rs yet teo vivid and graphic, too glow
| ing and gorgeous, not to be rclished by every
roa Ter, however fastidiously refined his taste
may be.
When plunketl has trundled his gemmy
drops for the requisite period OF time, both the
House and Gallery let you know what Is com
ing next. There sits upon tho hrst bench on
the Speakers left, a fgare which seems us
though it had hung over the lamp Of study, I'LL
not all the bloom Of life merely, bat even the
energy Of life itself, had been on TIE very
verge of extinction [. and yet upon this appa'
rently helpless figure The whole eyes OF the
House are turned, and its first mechanical and
like eiort at rising calls forth 4
muitered curse from tns qniIl-men in your rear,
while every Granny of The G tilery becomes
NCNg5 lINC u u Y VhS ~ - 'u''s "'N
pressed up by an immense load at each super.
I~ncumben, portal. The House beneath seems
to partake Of the kindiIng interest tor That
which, 10 a stranger like you, promises ANY,
thing but gfa,iicatIon for during the time
that The figure is slowly uncoIing itsolf 10
something like a verticls curve, or rather like
a vertical zig.z,g Of stiiiiy -jointed lines, half
a-dozen needless kealots upon both sides, who
had attempted to lnierpOsc their sounding
sconces, drop down Us If the Speaker had an
air-gun concealed under his roeo.
Alter this hustle of preparation, and amid
the breathlcss silence winch follows II. Horny
B~rougiain lakes a slow and lesitating pace
towards The table, where he stands crouchcd
tosether-his shoulders pulled up, hs head
bent forward aud MS upper lip asd nosirll sgi-
tated by a tre,nulous motion, as though hs
we're afraid TO utter even a single sentence.
HIS air and manner are worry much those oil a
field prea che such as 10 draw the idle
holiday crowds Of modern times, bat them OF
old, by whom the purity OF religion was p G.
served and propagstcd in the Wilderness, when
It had been banIshed from tho CITY, aud even
from Tho Church I; the tones Of hs voice are
full and meIodious /; but they como ioith slow,
hcs,a:ing. and rs 1t strikes you with pain--so
that you are left in doubt whether Tie intel
%lsctual powers OF the man DO unable 20 master
the subject, or his physical strength 10 give 1t
uttcrsnes. His first sentences, or rather the
first members Of his sentence, for you soon
lind that with him q sentence 10 mere Extend
ed, both in form aud in substance, than the
whole Grafton Of many other men, como forth
cold and irresoluie, aud withal so wido OF the
question. that you arc unable TO perceive how
tnoy shall be bent 10 bear upon Il. Each OF
them Is, indeed, profound, clear and sa,sfaeto.
r in ItSels evidcstiy scdueed " tho Most /.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03

como droadfh in his invectivc. DO afo9hs
man upon whom that eye ere wAss spE ssysu
and so blue-e!ares from. the mysfcrybW .cpn-.
eeaiment Of those puckered hTowsl Wa s. to-
The wight to whom those haic.wIispe3H &0fdss
arc a prrsago TO what - an the wing! as:ie
You arc q stranger, and Of course .youfkaow
not what IS TO happen; you merely, SEQ seplpa,
who has convinced you by his arguments ant
warmed you by his appeal, brihgthe sh6!e1as
you suppose, 10 a most .'lame aad isupptfnt
eoncltsion," in those sineularly audible s~hi-
pers. If. however, You were familiar witt,ths
House., and happened TO be 50 sealed as Gsi
you could command a view Of u! us members,
you would DO no a loss to rescsive ttbtr sksy
did not all feel liai iha, ,oDclns.on wonld tes,s
lame aud inpotent as It appeared 90 ,ou. You
would find more than one, whom p,riy or pfe-
sumption had cast upon that sea Of Isoub1ss
wtbou' the needle! ballast or the -neccpsesy
rndder, looking about lien, ~ itit the saue lear
tul and helpless apprehension, as u aSvlgayor
in the Chinese sea when ho eyes the lutid Gsin,
IA one. point Of thu iDrrzon, which fstis Min
that, ere The minute g.ass can BIZ TUNED. Axe
typ'.oon shall Tome in lis gale If dsstflsligh
from another-you woiiI perceive soms small
man grinnins and lMiticrirg as h'ile birds "a
when within charming 'is,nnre al MEMBERSHIPS
CONSCIOUS Of danger, YET deprived of oscn, tbs
ihVIHs VI sci-VtoieCiioH,. an, cnuTt!ux ueSiref-
ton with the most piteous unl frantic imbecii-
iiy-you would perceive a slender n~,sseonft
clutci,ing The back Of the helich. with 'dustr-
ing %talons, lest the conIirg tempest sL1rid'
sweep hun away--or You would &c. The purity
and appropriate figure rf flis representative al
tho q,.orIm of some fat conniy, GeiviBg both
of = fists into the cushion. full, re~so.vcd,ihst
il u man of his weight was blown OUT Of the
House, he would yet secure HE seat by cutrs-
ing it along with him.
1t comes; the words, which ~grs - Nv
and muttered, became 90 loud. that tes seseA-
sr absolutely drow,.s THO .t.ering Of his eva
party; and after lie hns peeIea sonio helpless
offender to the bone and tossed sbout his maA-
g!cd remains through all tie r:otss and forms
OF speech, The body of the orator, being. shj-
d"ed ard beaten down by the energy Of his
own mind --an energ wLich ,cu can neither
help feel ng, nor succeed in describing sinks
down. giving the House leisure and breath TO
cheer, ard leaving you utterly confounded.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03

DUrcH PRIsoNs.-The p,isen e Leewsr-
den in Holland, is considered one Of the n.Ust
remarkable objects in that country. II y cres-
ded with 'onvicts, EOS in ntfr?oof. Atuo~t
them are 81 men. " hose united ieiWs at, coli.
hnemcni amount (" $50 years. Tho proper
,i"a of female 10 male c~on,icif, is as 2 10 ..
tie prisoners are emp'o, ed IN the NE nnfa eftio
Of WOODEN cloths, which they fahrics'e fiomtte
fleece, producing about ) o peces pr A.
RIM.
The ~nrs, OF tie Criminals aic ca'p'oyaed r.
spinning go there being by day about go m tota
apalimcnt., under The supcrvis on Of one ann
ed Inspector. The others, in rnn,L, rs fiuni
SO 10 100. occupy different Rooms, aud are ell.
gagged in cardin2. Weaving, pressing, pack'hg
Nc. The prisoners have op'y two isesls per
dic,n, consisting Of soup, potatoes. Sc. Hat
are allowed 10 labour N a Stop sdio.p-
ing, and from their extra earnings la procurs
such luxurles us cheese, butter, loba, co. and
sprts once a Gay. The daily suppa5ri ~ eseI,
prisoner costs the Gevernn.t.d sbou, dne sicEt
of a dollar.