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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
apprentices wanted

I WILL take two Apprentices TO the Hating bust
Il ness. None need sppIy but boys Of good charac.
ter-age from 6 to IL viii be preferred.
June % d2w JOHN 7. o. WILBAR.
u The WArrenton Gazette and I.eesburg Genqs OF
Liberty viii pub'ish fhe above three time,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
bacon, Pork, &c

Bacon, Pork, &c.
SOOn LBS. bacon (Town.cured,
JUtJD Mess beef
Prime pork
Gross behring's
Just received and Tor sale, on usual terms. by
THOS. VOWEL
Hho bugs md sells or Nooe's rhcrf nert LslOw DuhsE
Wood and StaVes.
Wanted, new Wheat, for which market price VII
be paid. ~ II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-16
David Martin

HAS just received, and offers for sale at his Book
l and Stationery Store, a few handsome Toilet W.
ting Stands. containing Ing and sand glasses with Pi
ed stops on beautiful blue enameled slab; supply
of ground glass Travelling Inks; with handsome a.
sortrnent of Penknire,. Razors. Scissors. &c AI,o.
TIE WAsHIHo DAY, song. humorousy illustrated "'p
upwards OF 20 groups price 50 cents.
~ 14-G
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20

bP We are requested to give notice,
that it is expected the Rev. Mr.. Joyce, of
Pittsburg, Penn. will deliver discourse
before the Bristol Female Tract Society,
at the Congregational Meeting House IN
Bristol, tomorrow evening Services to
commence at s o'clock shouldths westis
er prove unfavorabls, the Meeting wiIlbs
postponed till the next fair evening.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20

A man named Henry Cheney, in Hud
son, N. Y. while intoxicated, stood before
a. looking glass and with razor, cut HE
throat SO badly, that he is not expected 10
[recoyer.. a.A
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20
GEoRoE CRowNINsHIRLp."

To
vneratefOI wretches ; why do 70 crave :
The life our hesvenl, maker gave
Why con6ne NJ in tho 4 osmy @ ll's
Where nothins save grief M sorrow dwsll's,
Detestcd Friends 10 bsnished hence,
Among your Kindred 70 host our senss,
Who're tmps. { He'll and Devils rome,
90 md seek ont yo"r ns'ive hon,e. 49,
Tho shove anathemh wAs probably
limed at the persons active in dsteetin9
he Murderers. ]-Salsm Gaseite.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20

brWe are requested to give notice,
that It is expected the Rev. Mr.. Frieze,
Of Pawiucket, will preach at Elder Be-
ker's meeting house, in Swanaey, to- nor
row evening, at 6 O'Clock.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20
GOOD'OLD TIMES.

I DO respect the tines Of oId--ths times sfbeans
and pork
When our old clever honsst dads went whistling
70 their work, t'7. ff
Then old cock'd hats and brssches were the
fashion Of the day,
And good thick boi,om'd shoss were worn.wi,h
buckles shining gay
The times Of old the times Of old--wheh our
good mothers wore
Good hsne.pan s,uffs-and kept their muAS dnd
tppets evermo . ui.
when good s,olt Stsis were all the rsge, and
cheeks ne'er pain ed wert.
And borrow'd curls ne'er teck'd the girls with
beauty dcbonsMe
The times of old, the GOOD old iimess when
home brew'd beer went round
The merry hearth. where bois,erous ipirth and
apples did abound
When elgglng maids would hAue thsir hesds IN
bsshfu' modssty. be
And sptr Chilly lads would eye their dads, end
nndges then cosily
The good old imes, when cur old dads were iss
and hearty too
With hair comb'd back most gracefully, ana
done up in qcsue
do respect those golden days. when fashion
was inclin'd lu .-..t
To make her vot'riss wear the coats with pecks
holes behind
Alas they've psssed with time swsy-shess
balcyon daysa 70 Ger. =,
And now men doat on green kock coats, WIN
pocket holes before
The women, too, hsve tan en- the euc, and wssr
thor chains Of gold
o for the lads, like our old dads, VINO U'o y
times Of old
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20

A rumor of the desthSof Geo. ~. snd
of French revolution wss mentioned ~
Calcutta papers in March, several men'''
before thoss evsAtas
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20
OUR GOD, ouR COUNTRY, ouR--sELvEs.
NORTHERN STAR.
WARREN, SATURDAY, NOV:.2O.

.fp We are requested to mention,
that the Rev. Mr.. McClauth will preach
at the Hall ofthe Reformed Methodisss,
in Bristol, tomorrow, (Sunday y At the
usual hours.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20

Liberty, and cis,r c6ascience. Bst I
have not, and perosive ny cass to be hope
less, therefore I have esns to the deter
mination to deprive them Of the pleasure
Of beholdipg me publickIy executed, q
after j am condsmded they will not give
snethe oPPortupity, and may God forgive
me, George this 10 an awful warning, 70
you, and hope Z 0iN be Ms sssaas cf re-
forming many to Sirwe. ALBEIT, they
MAY MEET WITH sUccEss AT, THE COM
MENcKMENr OF VICE, IT Is sHoar LIVED.
AND sooNER OR LATkR ~ THEY PERsIsT IN
1T, THEY WILL MEET WITH suMILAR
FATE TO MINE. Oh |! George forgive me
for what ! have caused you and others to
suffer on my account, and my last bsne-
diction rests upon you. A long, 4 las
Adieu. "a s,.ef ~
RrcH'D CRowsISsmrlD Jun"
Superseribed - =
49, GEORGE CRowNINsHIRLp."
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20
RICHARD CROwNlNsHIELD, in.

RICHARD CROwNlNSHIELD JR.
The following are literal and exact cop
les ofthe paper left by r. G. Jr. in his
cell at the time he hanged himself on the
10th of June. These papers, as wen at
the act Of suicide, are a strong and salts
factory confession n Of his guilt = {,
SALEM, June 10Th, 1890"
Z" Dear Father,
(" These are the last lines from your un
dutiful son, that has disregsrded your
chasts moral, precepts, that has always
bountyfully bestowd, on the unfortunate
being that will ere you receive this, .sease
to exist, my last request is that you will
have my body decently bury'd, and have
il protected iromthe dissecting Knife, and
may the blessing Of God, rest upon you.
FAREWELL"
Rlcn'D CRowNlNsHIEDD Jr.
Supsrscribed
To
RIcH'D CRowsiNsHIELp Esq.
Danvers
Mass"
| ~ "SALsM, Jons 10, $780,"
/" Dear Brother,
| May God aad your innocence guild
you safe Though this Trial. Had ] tax
en- your sdvics, ! would still enjoy LNs
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20

AT Rdeigh, N. G. Ehjsh w. Kim
brough, and a black called Carey, were
hanged, 5th inst. the frsA for The murder
Of his s;ep-father, the second for having
broken into an out house, and stolen few
articles Of small value.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20

The Hartford Mercury says that gen.
tleman from the West states thst Z pediaf
of Nayarino bonnets, supposed to be Fred
r. Hatch, from Concord, N. n. 10 sup.
posed to have been murdered oy one oooo
speed. ut Castleton, who invited him to 60
10 his house, 2 or 8 miles distant, since
which he had not been heard Of, and y.
had absconded.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20

Mr.. Thompson IN Freedom, Me. lately
dug and picked up one hundred and forty
bushels Of potatoes in one day!-Prety
well. '-~
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20

SENTENCE OF J. j. KNAPP, JR.
On Monday afternoon, before the Jury
to whom the case Of George Crownin-
shield was committed, came in with their
verdict, JosErH JENKINS KNAPr, Jr. was
brought into Court to receive the awful
sentence of the law, which was pronounc-
ed with great solemnity and impressive-
nsss.by Judge Putnam, as follows !,
JosErH JENKINS KyAPP, in.
! Iap hsSe been regularly indicted tried
and convicted az an-accessary before the
fact to John Frsncis Knapp, in the murder
, Of fJoseph White. You have had Coun-
sci sssigned at your request to assist in
your defence, who have with great 6deli-
ty and ability, urged all matters, whether
Of fact or of law, which could be suggest
ed-but, after great consideration, the Jt
( ry ofyour own selection have found yor
guilty and the Attorney General, in the
name of the Commonwealth, hath. de-
manded ofth Court that the sentence o
the Law should now be passed against you
! Upon an inquiry in that behalf, you hav'
shown no cause or reason why The Cour
should not now comply with that demand
| Before we perform that duty, we ar
desirous Of prepsnng your mind, 30 far =
Il 10 IN ous power, to meet the tysmend
ess doom which awaits yoo.
N - 70 assrsxsts your suasrinss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
Add 10 these

This twenty three, with the sixteen elected and orr
eleven senators, give us fifty votes joint ballot or
majority of fire.
An increase of less than three hundred votes on our
side, or change of about hundred and ffy votes
in about forty-sir thousand, would thus change the
whole election There does not, therefore, seem TO he
any great reason for such exravagant rejoicing on the
Clay side.
That this change is probable, man who has impar
TALLY witnessed tn of the National admnisra
ton, can seriously doubt II would he libel upon the
good sense of the people of Maryland TO suppose that
any arts however urgently pracised can long blind them
10 The merits OF AN administrations which has been more
brilliant and successful in its foreign policy tan anv
whlch has, for many years, preceded it, and has at
nome made the safety of the constitution and the true
bition. - 80 am
Independent, however, OF any changes hero is Jack
son strength enough In the State to carry il in our IA
vor properly organized and brought forth The slcn-
der maJores which our adversaIios received could bv
an efficient discipline and wachfuress on our mart he
made less, and many of them transferred TO on, selves
Our friends perceive that the actual ground lost in tho
election, is very small, and they know that in any CON
test between Gen. Jackson directly and any opponent
he Us vastly stronger than his strongest friends
We have, therefore, every reason TO hope that tbe
AH-Jackson success at this election betokens us no very
Fs'""nch' OF extensive loss 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
THE ELECTION

BALTIMoRE, Oct. THE defeat which we have
received is great, but not irroparae The combina-
lion OF skill and power, which the Ani-Jackson party
have brought against unexpectedly can never oc-
cur again Another year, and friends will emulate
the discipline OF their opponents, commence in time
organize strictly, and be not surprised and discounted
without sturdy resistance. II will be impossible
for the party again 10 practice the same arts with
success unless the caucus leaders deceive their own
party, completely as they have ovorreached u.s. In
few days after the Legislature meets at Annapolis
(unless deputation s sent from the caucus regents
here and in Talbot, 10 keep them i'm leading stringsJ
there will be discoveries made which will throw
confusion into the Clay ranks Eastern shore men will
find that the party which they supported as Tariff
mainly supported on the Western shore, as ultra
tariff real System" patty. The Rail Road men will
learn, that up in the country, il is Internal Improvement
TO put down the Rail Road and the Canal will open
their eyes at learning that here il is the system 10 on
pose the Canal and on the other shore il will be heard
with incredibly, that both the Canal and Rail Road for
neither Of which do they fraction, are parts of
the policy which they are expected TO support Men
that have got in by crying 'Proseription" "prOseTip
tion," will be met by who have been put there for
the sole purpose of prescribing, and all be expected TO
act together, the Rail Road for the Canal and the Ca
nal for the Rail Road and the Eastern shore delegates
for both contrary 10 all former practice and professions
Tariff upon high pressure, must vote for an anti
tariff Senator, TO kill by his vote the "system" which
they were elected to support, and andariG men must
90 hand in hand with the disciples of negbor Niles or
the whole discordlnt will fall to pieces of itself
and the tricks and management by which the election
has beer secured, be openly exposed.There will be
more Jdchson men Inaue ~ annapolis TINS WINTER han
will be sufficient TO change the vote o. the whole
shore.
In the mean fine, while they are squabbng or pre-
pairing to squabbe among themselves, let show by
briei analysis how beautifully their tactics have
DIdndged' Chow, say not 10 elect large majority
OF delegates, by small majority Of votes. We have
made the following table of average votes in number of
the counties and will be that the Clayites have
nearly four delegates TO of ours while have ac
tually popular votes. We have every reason 10
believe that in direct question between Gen. Jackson
and Mr.. Clay, any other man, the vote would be
largely more favorable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
MOyB MTGSYT-
Further Extracts from papers received 6y The late ar.
,;,o


PARIS, Aug. % The Ex-Minister psIpn,c and
three Of lie colleagues Yesterday quietly trans
ierred from their dtant places Of conhne menf IN the
strong fortress OF Vncrnrcs, in the Immediate nciyb
bouthood OF Paris. The Prince de Polignac ON his ar
rival al Vincennes, walked zap in hand between IN
nef OF ihs Nional Guard drawn out TO receive him.
nut me Count de PsyroDnet asif 10 support his charac
ter Tor consistency, fixed his shake more firmly on b
mead but Immediately uncovered on coming IN front Of
the artillery Of the exroydl guard, aud saued item in
so pointed manner, that II with some dficul,v
the armed citizens whom he thus ATTEMPTED 10 insuI
restrained themselves from venting on him IN, int
Indignation. AT Charires a'so the prisoners
posed TO some Ii'k, from The extreme ex.epetaon of
The populsce and the arrival of The diligence a,
The barriers OF Paris !, thought moro prvd, nt N .
void the principal thoroughbred and TO pfoceed by The
exterior boulevard TO its place Of destination
As no prepa atioAs bad been made at Viucsnnes for
The reception OF the prisoners the officers Of the gsrr
son. VINO occupied what is called The Qucens Paylior
resigned 10 them their apartments. l. said that P.v
Iohue on being shown by the Governor into tbs CHI m
Der winch had thus been procured for him obiscsd n
he lnafeqpacy n the accommodation. but he was in,
mediaely informed, that be would shorv have or, asr
cause OF complaint, the Governors instruction,
were that The State prisoners SHOULD be confined in t,
turres OF the doeon tower 10 which ihey have acrod
iDgly since been transferred. The doors of The Eut
iurrets, TO which the State Prisoners have thus bee,
consigned, communicate with great central Hall
where A. soon as their chambers had been propstlv
ed and ventilated, alter being long out Of ss The Ex
Ministers were received in succession by NJ Bernard
he Pfocureur General and Bsrtb the Procurenr
du Roi The Prince de Polignsc was introduced the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

This then is all the change-and the whole substance
OF the "ndgnihcent victory of the Clay party They
are very thankful Tor very small favors There were
jackson votes in Baltimore City poed sufficient 10
more than balance the loss in the State
iwenty.one more delegates than are elected on our
sde' would give MS ma ory joint ballot and conse
queny me Governor and Council and the whole control
oil the state Letus see how few changes would have
given us these twenty-one. '''
me following delegates opposed TO arc electnd hv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

TIE JUUHNAI. MD HE ". INDIA TRADE.
The National Journal Of Yesterday. speaking of the
opeurg Of the West India ports TO comm rec has
promulgated 2 notable disc0UTy, which, tf known dur
ing Tie administration Of Adams snd Clay, would have
hveh e Nation ifnmenss expenditure OF the public
revenues, and Tbs deep modification which high.
minded feople must have felt AZ the bunglng uns1c-
ce'sIul attempt Of orr prdcffsed dipiomniists" 10 se
cure hs west India Trade by negotiation Though
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

wn,e owing to it's being much heavier than the G..
male. nc was unable to get on board his boat Tho
ieu,a'e snsla nine TO ten feet LENGTH
anu weighs about ten hundred pounds: the male was
about sixteen feet IN length and probably WEIGHED
eighteen hundred pounds. The latter was killed bv
repeated blows FROM handsplke and when cut adrih
,m%sa,asly sunk 70 the Bottom, It's esh being solid
caught was fastened to piece of half inch rome ten
fathoms in length, and baited with rnnckersl and
other fish, Captain b. states that the hook and halt
0ge'ner mad an enticing appearance and would have
filled peck measure The female appeared to be
the most voracous and sp;cu the two, and seized
upon the bait like one long accustomed to the fat
tninks OF the sea and sand; her liver neay flllod
"Capt. Blanchard. uho has been engooed In IN,
shng business for fifteen years past states that be
has often seen IN our bay sharks of different snecies
from that taken, but he never before saw bask,no
shark. CAPTAIN Rich, who has followed tho m ma
business for twenty-seven years, makes sr,;j.~
statement: he informs us that until very recently h,
never saw baskng shark in waters, but a few
days sine off Brant Point near MarshGeld, there werc
no less than twenty of these sharks seen in fren mr.
directions from his boat: boy who was fishing in a
small boat, attacked by one of them and had his
/ oar broken They appeared to be lively, and would
occasionally leap ten or twelve feet out Of the water
Fhey have repeatedly of late seized the lines of sh
ermen, and since the death of MIR Blaney their move
ments have produced considerable alarm amone the
crews of eur fishing smacks. The young and inex-
parienoed hands, especially, we are informed, cast
suspicious eye upon every fish that is brought to tho
surface OF the water, and think they see shark in
every cod or haddock that is caught. --7r--.
Thus shrk caught is female, and pronounced by
oidship masters to be the "man eater of tropical
climates male shark in company and was
hooked, but broke loose They probably followed n
West lndiamun to these ATTITUDES
MIR Tewksbury. of Point Shirley being in canoe
lately, with another man, was set upon by shark.
He kept him off with eel-spcar, with which ho
wounded him in the head several times until he de-
camPed, the other man all the time rowing the boat to
the shore. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

inherited Compliment Waller, upon sight ofthe
Duchess of Newcastle's vorses on the death of
stag, declared that ne would give all his own COM
positions to have wr ten them; and being CHARGED
with the exorbitance of his adulaton answered thar
nothing vas too much TO be given that LADY might
De saved from the Disgrace Of such vile preform-
ance.o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

Doctor Latdrop.-Dr Lathrop was mnu of gen.
ulne pety, but much opposed to the noisy zeal that
eeeketh Ito be known of men" -
young divine who was much given to entbu-l
elas'ic cant, one day said to him, ''Do you Suppose
you nave any real religion'" "None to speak ofhvss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30

Star6 caHght.--'Fhe Boston papers announce
the exhibition on Saturday last of bnsking shark
caught on "Wednesday evening last five miles east Of
ScItuate II is singular that this animal was taken by
the sonin law and sons Of Mr. Joseph Blaney. who
was seized and destroyed by shark Of the same kind
last Monday week The captor's name is Captain
Blanchard, Of Lynn. He witnessed the loss of his
father inaw, and describes the event in neorly the
same terms as 1t was related in by the Salem papers,
The Boston Commercial Gazette sayss
captain blanchard informs US that the shark
which he has brought to Inc city for exhibition, is
female, and when taken was in company with n male
shark Of the same Species which was also hooked, but
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30
BALTIMORE, July as.

m BALTIMORE, July &c. -
me mercury lose yesterday at the Exchange, at
p NJ to SO deg. On Monday, in the shade out Of
doors and passages open to the external air. it ran
ged from 100 to lo2 Phis is the real temperature
we have been enduring for some days past In do
ration, the heat is without precedent yesterday be-
ing the twelfth doy when the THERMOMETERS was above
90 deg. in The house ~ : -
About o'clock last evening the sky was obscureti
by clouds and the Thermometer fell nearly Ten de-
gress A grateful breeze sprung up, and ihe wea-
Their became quite pleasant f hr
Pattern for Coat-A few days ago gentleman
in looking over his talsrs account obse rved CHARGE
o! six or seven shilhngs more coat than he had
o.en accustomed 20 pay On enquiring the tailor
an additional quantity of cloth Why, exclaimed the
gentleman, 1t was scarcely half year ago that YOU
told me you managed to get waistcoat for YOUR
little boy from what remained of the cloth you Cnado
my coat from l cannot conceive why should 70.
quIre more now, as am convinced have not m
creased any in size since that period mo sir said
the tailor, you are much the same as usual but INV
know him. Se'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

Az, ?. ead 4 collation. eas cTeeisf, Z . &c
count Of some minor d.Hicu.tes bot u IS noi
worthy OF notice.
The government OF France is nov resolved.
il would sre.n. To lake w us oan Long neglee-
ted injuries II II steadily pnTsues ITS object,
the enemy must he destroyed
Algie,s is situated ON Ising ground, add
has the form Of an anphitaeatfr. According
to lale ", ner the population IS 5000. In
time Of war The army consists of 10000 men.
The arts are nj a low ebb, aud lhr revenues
are derived by eztortion, from Christians aud
Jews, from mobopolIos of gram, tue Tansoms
of prisoners aud the conhscation Of estates.
The Navy mas been renewed since iis ann
hilaiion by Lord EImoufh. TbIr naval archi.
lecture Is far from bring scientific, but then eI-
petition la 6rting vessels for sea 10 said 10 be
remarkable.
Every consul who repairs 10 the court OF
lht Dey. /. expected TO bring present hc-
cordIug TO MIR. Shaler the amount is non hLed
by custom 10 Sl7.U0B and for every salute
fred from their batteries in honor OF CON
sul's arrival OF departure, ne 10 expected TO pay
40 dollar.
Since Lord EImouih's visit new batteries
have been erected. among "hica Is Que III par
ucular uf36 guns which can throw lis 5aoi IN
for any naval commander TO occupy the Id
nous position o tie British admiral.
The civilized world must rejoice at the chas-
tiscmeni about TO be ind lcted upsn the Bdrba-
~ powers since their existence and wealth
have been stained by nnprovoked aggfessIons
upon Chrislen dom lor many ages.