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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
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Schr. President. Remington. Providence
Maria, Sesbury, Baltimore.
MarmIon, Hedly, :"
Sally Hope, Baker. Providence.
Samuel Baker, Providence.
Sioop Ii. ID. Jones. West, New Bedford,
" Albany. Vars, New York.
.1RRiP.3LS.
MOSDAY,April 27-arr. .schs Spy. Crow.
ell.irom Norfolk; Dolphin. Hale. fr Boston
CatharIne. Colley, fin Asdson.for n York
Enterprizc, Gilpatrick, Saco; Lucy ann
Bick, Augusta: laurel, BUrnham, Glouces
ter; Sloops Bridgewater, Phillips; Eclipse
Blake, fr NewYork.
TUEsDAY--arr. schrs. Samuel, Baker
Rockland. Dorles, for Phiad. I'm Boston
schs. Lydia, Small; Hopes Lady, Small
Leo, Rogers; Delight in. Peace. Nickerson
nil I'm Kenncbcck. Schs. Rambler. Col
ley; Leo. .Simonton fun Thomaston,tor Ny
Freedom, Nickerson.fr Portland, for NYork
Superior, Robinson, psmriscotts. for y \
Marcia. Murch, ,Saco: Sarah, Harding ,Bsth
Z. ID. Williams, Sears. fr Dlghton.
.lIEHOR-LI3.I
Arr. at Y York on Sunday. ship Mount
Vernon, Snow, from Liverpool.
Spoken 18th inst. lat. ;}3 33, lon. g.
~, ship Elhe, Stouhope 10 days from
Havana for Hamburg.
AT Matanzas April 9Th Brig Harvest
Eldred. for n, York; ship Harvest, Law
ton, for Europe.
AT Gibraltar March Sd, ship Newport
Burroughs for Havana in few days.
AT Laguna .Harch 9th Bs,g Belvidcrc
Vaughan, for N. York in 4 days; Benz
Ruggles, Waite, just arrived.
Al New Orleans April 9Th. Sch'r Jam
Hoskins, from Charleston; and sloop Ports
mouth, Browning, for Baltimore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
NEW Spring Goods.
JOB sElAG:MlE0

HAS JUST RECEIVER. FROM BOSTON,
n L>4RGE ASSORTMENT or
SPRING < SUMMER GooDs,
Uhieh ,ciH be sold al reduced prices,
Among which are,
pLUE. mixed and olive Brondclo,hs,
I'D satunetts, silk and Valencia Vesling,
black and red Circssslan, black Lasting,
yellow nankin, rankin and Canton grapes.
hue, black, pink, white, brown. and olive
Gros de Naples silks; colored Florence b <.
smchaw, white and colored satin, Ru- la
damask, linen damask cloths, linen chec Ks.
fine niasland linens. white nnd brown drill,
'ucn and cotton lawn, linen camhric hkis.
Russia diapers, plain and 6a'd Swiss mus
IN tancy crayas, leno and book muslin, a
nrge assortment of small figured calicoos.
singhoms. Mexican satteens pretty nr,i-
c for chldren's wear, brown comb ric r no
white German cotton hose, brown BATS, a
new style of beltings rich garniture 'b-
Oons, large and small she'll combs, togeth-
rr with almos, every dcsirable article of
he day, and of good kind, all which arc
offered as low as at any other store in
own. f,h mo. Odd, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
EdsCin Wilbur,

NO. lO4 Thames street.
Is now opening an assortment Of Rich and
Staple Goods, consisting of
a very cheap lot Of Broadcloihs, all cole
"a ors and prices rich ginghams md
prints; black lace and gauze wells; merno
and silk shawls; gros de nap, morselinc. N
Vsirings barage. silk and pauzc hdkfs.;
French grey, royal blue crimson. md blk
bomba2Ine silk umbrellas and para OILS
PLAIN bors2e for dresses; new style vesiings
nnd crovats gloves, hosiery and diapers
shoe ribbons, Ralloons. patent thread; Rus
-la sheelIngs and hastings
90 Legho,n Bolivars, at less prices than
any ever offered.
100 pair chil9rpn's shoes. oil colors at %
cents, with many other now Goods, which
shall be sold at the loves, prices for cash
or credit april ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
Crockeyy * Glass Ware
Liverpool & Canton Ear,hen Ware,

Liverpool & Canton Ear,hep Ware,
English g. American Glass do.
4 n extensive assortment of the above
"a Just received, 81 repackcd in lots to
suit purchasers. at prices much lower thar
New York. Boston, or Providence, consist
ing of
RLuE PRINTED.
Dishes, 10 to. Is inch, plates, twiners, muf
fms
Rowls. i2s, eis. sos. jugs, Be-, As, GS, I2s
Iis. and SOS ....
Baisons. As. Gs Ewcrs, do do
Chambors Is, Us Covers, do do
Salads round, square. and scolloped.
Vegetables, with covers Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands. Sauce toureens
complete.
Cheese trays, Nappcos, & brush trays.
Coffee pots tea pots, sugars, creams,
Teas, handled. and cofIecs, do.
BLUE AND WHITE GOLD BoRDEHED 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 Ia l5 inches Plates, twiflcrs,
and mullins
Salads, oval and scollopcd; pickle leaves
jugs, Us. Boats. &c. &c.
ENaMELLEb.
Tea pots, sugars, cIoarhs, and teas,
Chambers, baisons, bowls & Jugs.
.. c. coLoURFD.
Dishes, s TO 90 inch. Plates, twifIcrs, and
suppers.
Baisons. Is, Gs, 0s Chambers, do. do do.
Bowls, Us 2is, and 30s Coffee pots, urns
Toast dishes beaumangc moulds, a. mugs.
jugs Is, is, l2s, 2is, y bakers.
q L A 8 s,
DroANrrRs-qts heavy cut, hutod finger,
and comet,
DO. DO. do. do do ball top.
Do. do. do diamond " glory
Do do. plain, common, futed n
ground stops
Do. pts. and halfpts
DO engraved, labelled, moulded, and let
tered.
TUmpLEns--qt pt. halfpt. and gill, fint,on
| tale
WiHrs-huied, finger diamond, fan and glo
ry, cut, ground, rough and plain, flint and tale
GF~Orders from the country promptly
attended 10.
archibald NNnrO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
Newport Nnsur. company

VINE annual meeting Of the S,ockhold
u ers' of the .Ne'cpor Insurance Com
pnny, for the election of Directors, will be
held at the Directors room Of tho Il ].
Union Bank, on Tuesday May 5'h, at II
o'clock, a. m. n. G. BOSS, Soc'ry.
nnril 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30

10 :. and New York May 3, :, II, IL, 90
2d 30, at s.. pm
The packets touch al tho Long wharf. New
port, Ia receive aud land passengers. Stages
vii be in readiness upou their arrival To for
ward passengers to New Bedford Sandwich
&c. ap 80, 1899
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
Shoe NEanutactory.
nenj. Marsh, Sun. s. Co
NO. 81, Thames Street,

Respectfully informs his friends & the public,
En THAT they have on hand
complete assortment of
s44.Fs 80 LADIES and GENTLE
e. .HE.F'sBOOT'S& g. SHOES
of every description, and will sell them as
reasonable as at any other Store in town
Of equal quality.
N. b. They also carry on the mann
featuring Of the above articles in the first
style and warrant the same 10 be as good
in every respect as are made at any other
store in Newport. wishing to be
fitted from their measures will please call
on the subscriber, at the corner OF Market
square. Newport, april 30, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30

PATENT
CORN Smelling Machines.

yl,IIE Film street Mschine Manufacturing
Il Company have bought the right OF
making. vending. and nsiDg, Lanes I'm
prosed Paten, Corn Sbciing machine for
the following towns: Newport. Providence,
Portsmouth,, Westerly, New Shoreham. n
Kingston, South Kingston, Jamestown
Cbsrlcs,own. Exeter hiddletown, Bristol.
Cumberland, Richmond, Cransion, liop
klnton, North Providence
The advantages this machine has over
every other need not be mentioned TO ony
one wishing for a machine Of this kind; for
as soon as they sec u IN USE. they will op.
prove Of il. They haze some Of The ma
chimes a, their shop In Elm s,rect-any one
wishing for righ, 10 make and vcnd the
machlnes for any Of the above towns, can
be served by calling at the shop.
Providence, april ~, 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
archibald NMarO.
Leghorn Bonnets q
Bolivar Gipsies.

4 NEW CASE very cheap Leghorn
~ Bonnets and Bollvars, just received,
and some of the cheapest ever offered IN
Newport of the now importation in perfec,
order, and good bargains will be gwen by
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30

BY Virtue of a Decree Of the
Supreme Judicial court, will be sold at pub
lie auction on FRIDAY, Is, day OF May.
A LII the right, title and interest of Sol
IN omon Goodspeed dee. in lot No l,wuh
Dwelling house ihereon standing, OF The
second division on Esston's point,--ALso
one other lot of Land. No. i5tl. on the said
point RICHARD SHAW, .3im'r.
rpril q, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
FOR SALE,

.t.& nNE of the best stands for a
nAllEA " Grocery in Newport. The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30

ssEE3 " GROCERY IN Newport The
House and lot of land with good well of
water in the yard, fronting Poppe and Sc
eond streets on the Point. and directly op.
posite Mr. Alexander Barker's Grocery
Store, lfthc above estate is not disposed
of at private sale before Tuesday the 5th
Of May. it will then be sold at public auc.
ton 10 the highes, bidder, at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon. WIN. ID. STEWART.
Newport. april 30 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11
Mt 0....o. Us.,d % ,ws,d y sddlns ,ns yo,ds .s !,

MI 0t.v,os wevvd 20 swspd by sddns til. sosds .x M,
eeiwcrtyso discharge the duties OF their Office"
= ne amendment 60 the amendment, was uecatiyed
lie original amendment was also negatiycd
lhc 9th resolution was read and agreed tn II il NJ fvoxs.
T. 3s'olrsa> Thai theSGrkS-f the scvcralvnss sh4S~c
Appointed by their respective eourtS and Their tenure OF ,fsc.
be prescribed by law.
The 7th resolution was read aud agreed to, and is n, e,,ov..
~ Resolved, That the judges of the court of appesl, and
., the INFERIOR courts, Offending agains, tue State, either nv
""ai administrator, corruption, OF neglect of duty. or by any
o.hef high cr'n'e or misdemeanor, shall he impeachsb,e bv ,he
House Of Delegates; such impeachment To- be prosecuted be.
lore the Senate u found guilty by two thirds Of the Who'll.
senate such persons shall he removed from Office. And anv
Judge 10 'npeached shall he suspended from exercising The
iuneuonso OF ms othce until his acquittaI, OF until the inpeacb.
ment shallhe discontinued or Withdrawn
as follows; " " -
D Rs'o'red, That judges may he removed tom ofhce nv a
vote oi the General Assembly; but two thirds of the who,s
NUMBER u each House mus, concur in such vote, and the cause
otrsmovai snail be entered on the journals Of each. The iudsr
against "hon, the Legislature IS about To proceed, shall tcceiv,
no''Se thereof accompanied with a copy Of the causes alleged
o ms removal, NJ least twenty days before the dsy on which
eitner House OF the General Assembly shall &C, ,hereupon.
On the motion Of MIR CANrBrLI, the Committee rose
Inc convention ttrSn adjourned, to meet at II O'Clock to.
morrow, at the old Baptis, Church.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

,ns duty ! shall no, follow the exampie Of III.
VINO condemned zsdrg to death, upon the ~ Ju'ee
n ~ =. fragments OF hhs manuscript SHAH No, ~
ner "s different parts "f the same ms, nln.n, al.
rom ue onternp"raneous commentary. the d,o. ~
. rgmts' fro" the constitution based upon i, =, Tn n
same time, and by the same hands. ' AZ uo
Tn M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

-. Ci'c"'- Among the omusemenis announced
To- Ibis evening will he the first onnosroncn nf ~,
I|Ine' whose extreme youth, spirit and uncommon ex-
cenence iH The %histrionic arr has been The theme OF
general encomIum in New York. PHILADELPHIA, and
Ggr'hns THIS talented young lady is to sustain five
o"e'ont cHaracters w one piece, and we are inform
v5,h give ml enect thereto a stage has been erected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11
Rtrbmouu aaaht0.
FRIDAY MORNING., DEC. n. 1870.

ihc Convention met yesterday at the usu,l hor,
~ aHer having resolved on changing its Mace NJ
snlng Tor the future TO the Old Baptist church
wen. INTO a committee of the whole, Mr.. Got6,n in
c3r v,~s, Inc report OF the committee on the Judi.
GARY was taken under consideration. and tho 1esn-
m'lon' wer. discussed seriatim. Some amcndmen,,
were oil red which were rejected and some were ac.
cG,pted' as vii be seen by a reference to the conSenc.
ea report we publish of the proceedings. Thus the
te9'SiatVe' executive and judicial reports have been so
far disposed of. Nothing now remains for consid.,a>
ton but the report of the committee on the bin az
rights the discussion of which, it is expected viii
not De much PrIotract"d-exccpt the Ill ~absorbins
question o, inc basis of representation. Until the
question shall have been settled, any thing said as -
Is mere speculation. "'o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

NV PENSACOLA, Nov. q.
The o.: 5. Sloop Florida arrived in this nor, on
Wednesday afternoon. The Florida is employed
under the command Of 1t. Tattnall in surveying lilo
iortugas Islands. The Florida has been driven by
stress of weather among the Chandelier Tslsnd. ay
has been ashore four different times. The Office,
and crew have all Seen sick. ~
HrT,Uat 9f The Shark.-The u s. Schooner
Hnatk' III Commandnnt, Thomas T. Webb; arrived
nj this port yesterday from a cru,zo nm 10 CT
side OF Cuba. The Shark sailed hence on Tho or
OF Auguft, and has been engaged in giving copvcy
between Cape Cruz and Cape Antonio. Tbev Lnyo
vel. ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

- we Lesume this day, after a suspension Of nearly ,bt,-
oT H. ~, ~ q oeen unavoidablR) the Debate on the Ba,n.
soon Mfr Johnson's speech will ne concluded a,
soon as possible and followed by Mi. Stanard's and Mr. Raas
,% wr" -, We w nope to give them in the regular order 10 which
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11
BALTIMORE, DEC. o.

~, ~ B~ALTIWORE, DC. y,
The Presidents Message reached This CITY vos,or.
day. by express, IN n much shorter iiro Than cycs
the route between the two cities has been travelled
The express rider Of our cnterprising Mail Controc.
t9rS' messrs Stockton and Stokes, despatched with
the copies of the Message transmitted bv tho D.
Muster General, left Washington pr ciscIy M tycu.
ty-fvc minutes before ono O'Clock p. M. yesterdo,.
and a. five minutes after two O'Clock the same riJcc,,
was before The City Hotel in Baltimore, having pey.
credlbly sbort.poriod of only ONE HOUR Ann
HALE, or at the rate Of trenty Cour miles nm hoy,U
In order to accomplish this most extraordinary snccd
eight horses were stationed at intervals aIong ,LnS
ISad, and successfully used as the rider carSo 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11
ANOTHER MAIL ROBDERy.

bdnimorc' Dee. 8.-Thc Cumberland Ad,ocoto
saies tnat The stage containing the u 5 mail was al,
,acKcoo on tuesday night last, near FrosiburDh. in Al.
legbany County, Md. the mail was taken ttbcr"Gor,
and carried into the woods some distance from Tho
road, "here II was found next morning bv some
gentlemen who went in pursuit OF the robbers.
mere was a large hole cut m the leather boc. but
injured. Fs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

re 'IaH.1Ihe transportation of the Mail in
coaches, us this time. amounts To G 5O7 RI0 rn;Ioo
IN ONO year; and on the LIST of January next il viii
he increased to 6,785 $40 miles. The whole vearlv
transportation OF the mail, in coaches, sulkIes. AND
on horseback amounts to about 10, 700. 900 miles.
ren.'on'.-A statement from the Pension Office
presents the Number of 70, 2OI Revolutionary pnn'
sioners' and 3.7o4 invalid Pensioners. or Tho
Former 4ol' aCd Of the latter al, have died during
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

INo hundred and ftcerty fire thousand dollar. in
Bank IN Philadelphia, from New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

The Kentucky Gazette announces TINT ,bo uou
THOMAS b. REED, Senator from the Sto,e of Al
S,sstpP' aIod IN Lexington on the morning of tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

h'ehnrd Harrison, the patriarch of the NcW
i orX par died on Monday morning = at his rcsidenc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

a letter received in this town yesterday, from
V V.uut 1ohH WHITE, at the Charlesiown NAVY
isIdi contains the following gratifying intelligence:
Il hasten to inform you, that I have lust received
a newspaper and slip from Dir. Green, editor Of Tho
Gazette, in which he saws he has ms,
rectlvel a letter from his son Charles, q midshIpmsn
,"rbo p.o tne feacock at Pensacola, which says
u rc"e'e NE Hornet disnasted Bat Rep.
Notwithstanding the above information ws nro
lear the Hornet and her gallant crew have becn To-,
me last information from her, according TO our 70.
e@iGc,,on, informed Of her being ~dismasied in a raj.
OF WIND whilr lying off the bar Of Tumpico. and rs
her having been seen afterwards in Tamn;co haw
erecting Jury masts, and declining assistance. She
had specie ON board, and was expected To- nroceei
to Pensacola or Norfolk On her passage there. shs
I.St PROBABLY ioundercd Up to the 9Th Nov. tho
GATE OF The latest advices from Vera Cruz. M int,
hg'ncc had been received from her.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11

The packet ship Manchester arrived y, Now vorL
on sunday from Liverpool, whence she sailed on tho
morning OF the Sd ult. bringing Liverpool popcrs -;
ihe "a; aud London of the lst.- only a few hour
~ man previously received. They contain no
news ne nor any later intelligence from the Continent.
ne sales OF Cotton at Liverpool continued TO bn
large and the imports small, and some advance bnJ
taken place on the Corn EXCHANGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09

So ON the third ballot, VIM Randolph, Esq.
having majority Of the whole, was declared
elected
On motion of Mr.. CIopton, the Reporters OF
the n, wspapers of he city were granted per
MISS Oh 10 occupy seals on The floor Tor me
purpose OF reporting he proceedings ihrreof
! Mr. Dodd ihge thin moved u call oil the
Convention, when all the members eiteteo re
ported rhrm >eves in attend nee, W, h the ex-
cepion Of Messrs. Giles, Mennis, u DIT. and
Read The Convention having no official
Knowledge OF the cleo ion OF Mr. Nealr) Mr..
Watson, Of Louisa, has resigned, Mr.. TILES was
unweH, Mr.. Mennis has SINCE arrived, aud
Mpssrs Dade and Read are seriously indispos-
ed
Mr. Doddridpe offered resolution, instruct
Jog The Clerk To provide the necessary 'at'on-
cry, and to cont,oc, for all public pruning re-
quirrd TO br done, on the best terms possible
to The Commonwealth.
Mr.@Doddride,, in moving this resolution,
declared hi, object to re, the avoidance " par
~ excitement, which The election Of a printer
t, tho Convention might produce, and which
il was so desirable 10 avoid
The resolution was opposed by Messrs Nj
cholas and M'Coy, who considered such an
officer who should be Immediately responsible
TO the Convention, as Necessary, ana who saw
20 occasion why his election should produce
* i,rment or parry feeling.
Before any qu's ion was taken, On motion of
Mr.. Johnson, tht resolution, for the present,
was lsld on he table
On motion Of NJ Johnson, the House pro-
cectcd TO elect Two Doorkeeprrs, when, fer
,arIou, ba!,o,ings. Mt'>srs. Lii leberry Allen,
and VIM w Gray, were chosen.
Mr. Wilson Fl red rssolu ton for prnce ed
ing to>mnrrnw o the election OF Chaplain.
Mr.. Powell SAID he CONQUERED in The object;
but .hinkingi won d be more txr.dient 10 in
wife tn. Clergy Of the city to oficis,e aer
nstely, and thus avoid all in,idious discrmina-
ton, he moved tina, the re,nlu i'm, for the pre-
sen lie on the 'ablr; which was agreed TO.
On morton Of Mr. Johnson, The hour Of
meeting was hx,d a. IL O'Clock; whereupon,
al the mouon Of The Same gentle man, the Con
vernon sdJourned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
ANEcDorE OF MILITARY LIFE.

In the O., nader company 't SCOTTISH re-
gimen,, forming par, Of tic British army in
Spain, WIRE TWO p'i,aes, known smong rneir
companions as the I" iva frirns," from h- stra-
diness Of .heur mutual a'iachmrn, and oIher-
wise much res ecied for heir proprie'v IF con
duct In one nf the last skirm,sres which took
place among The Liver Pvrrn".s. when our
brave fellows drove heir opponents f,om one
-ntrenc he'd heigh, 10 the other, 10 he very con-
fins Of he "sacred territory" one Of he
IT, friens" received s-vere W ind in the thigh
During he few weeks in which our rroops were
in can,onmrns previous TO entering France.
he wour died Of the regimen, in ques ION lay in
d chur h, and among them the individual now
men ion. ID, - his friend in the intervals Of duty
ms, aHrc ,onA,ely watching over him. On
one occasion our intorman, wnile visi ing md
cherring he sick Of his own company, Fl ding
nimseIf placed within a few feet of their bee,
bu, in POSITION where he remained unseen,
could not forb"ar stopping admire the brha-
viour Of he two friends and, as he conft ss,.d
his hear, melted. even TO ca S, on hearing their
on> er>atlnn - jamie" >aId the wounded
man, II feel sac suong The Il y, hat lain wad
ear YOU read to m" 81 am most wiling"
replied HI, compa ion but E. ar WE can get
ia books here, a. i : far to nv quarters, nd
ye ken dinna like 10 !, ave you." Look I"
was tive answer. " in my knapsack, there is iva
books there, the Boie and Burns POEM! If
We read" contIrurn he, look,"g up 10 his FRI nd
with grateful smile /" dinna mucke care
which We get" But eel e III, comDahron 10 k
grave and rather dispicased, 'he ten 'mme.
diatey added" Oil, di ma ink J,mie, | TN
dervalur the word o ruth, or wad compare
he divine volume wi ony human production,
but what ] mean is, that in my present cobdi.
ton, my mind, when yr read Bur's, wad be
sure o urn on something guide, Tor his drscrip
ions are so clear aud sar sweet, thai hev bring
Hner days and ithrr places 10 my m'nd-my
pains are forgo,-my thoughts wander far
away;-our ain ham- rises before m, wi us
green knows, gowans and glinting burn.-snd
oh, Jamie. hiuk upon my mother, and upon
Jeanne, and my heart, "a the same as wi The
Bible, rises 10 God, through who's kind pro i
dence hope t" return, never To leave hem nor
Scotland MAR 20 The soldiers mingled ears
and sob. together To The readers we leave
thr inf',rences.- NfacoLn,'s Tales
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-09
COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr.. Sxowpxs-By tn proceedings OF Coun,
Gil pub isned this morning, we u-rceise that,
n, h call of the Council, the President Of the
Middle Turnpike Conn anv gave 10 detailed
report respecting the affairs and condition OF
the Company, and the cos' and ondi ION oil the
r ID, which was entirely satisfactory We
are extr, m-ly interested in the Road, having oil
GU, D, ope,iy in town, and looking forward to
us ld aucrmt mt wi great deal of soicitude.
We had not, however, the pleasure 10 hear the
repor'; and our ohj'c' in troubling you is TO
request you to pros ute from the President OF
the Company, or from some member Of the
Council who heard his report. bricf account
Of the presen, state Of the road, and o her ma.
tiers connected with its progress. This would
b. extr, meIy gratifying to he town generally,
a, vel As 20 the ci liens # Fairfax and Lou
doun. Hoping 6nG what We solicr' IN your
mex, G z-'ie, We semain y"urN, &.
October MANY CITIZENS