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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
WHAT RELIGION OUGHT TO
BIZ G. PHILLIPS, ESQ.


The sublime disIIoser Of the chris
tian creed. never meant j. to bc the
channel of cour,Iy Influence, or Tho
source oil corrupt astendency. He
sent il amongst us to heal, not TO irri
tate Ito associate, not to sccludc-to
collect together like The baptismaI
dove, every creed, and every cline
aud color in the universe, ,bcneath the
spotless wing Of its protection. The
union df church and state, only con.
verts good christians into bad states
men, and political knaves into pre-
tended Christians. II is, at least,
but foul and adultcrous connexion,
pollutiug the purity Of heaven with
the aboWinatipn Of earth, and hang.
ing ihc p,ofaneness Of q political pie
~ around. tho cross 0f Az insulted
Savior. Not ali the splendid deisms
Of Rosscail, not all the stubborn i'm.
piety OF Paine, mt ell -tlse-bloOd COn
verted blasphe'ny Of Mahomet-.-. 4
Aim'd al the gospel grace SO vile blow,
Sor proved 90 deadly. and 20 damn'd foe,
As he, who, wssh'd the thorny garland's
fs gore, 'i D.E. tl i. n % % =.
Daring to gid wreath the Savior wore
Religion, holy Religion, ought not,
in the words Of It's founder, to be led
"intu temptation - The baud thai
h,lds her cbalice should be pure ;
the priest of her temple should be
spotlcss as the ,vestments of their mip
istry rank only -,legradcs-wealtI
only impoverisl.es-rornaments only
disGgure her. The. sacred porch be
comes the more sublime from its
simplicity, aud should be seated %"
an cmincnce inaccessible to human
passions. ] would have her pure,
umpsneioned, unstipendia'y 81 would
have her, in a word, like tho bow in
the Ornament ; her summit should
bc the sky; her boundaries the hor-
izon .;abut the only colour that adofn
ed her should sbe caught from che
tear Of earth asit exhaled, sud 'gluw
ed, and .glittered in the snnbeans OF
tho heavens!b ~ .Eod b ,sds-.,r,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
From the Journal Of II colth.

Z. ltconsunpiion has prevailed IN
either Of yonr families, use the ear
Iicst precautions TO prevent your
children falling victims To The same
disease. .'f =
though consumption may not
have Utcli cuiiImoh on. the shle of
either. ytt prccaution,is notihc lcss
Important. Two ur three. ne gicsfrd
colds in Ninler.or. acuting blast IN
spring. viii improper cImhmg. may,
in any iniiirm cons:iiu,'on. severe
ly seat the relen,lrss dcsIro,cr 3
at the best, wretChed health viii be
a certain consequence. 80
s.. When they WHO must be igno.
rant Of the essential differences bc.
tween a common culd aud cnnsumpt
ion, boast Of tleir cares, hear, hut
heed them rrst: ask this question Of
Your own common sense, - 1oh.it ec
perience or inspiration can instruct
such pretenders !? oai IS Jas. sis., .as
a. II is wise to check a cold the
frst week /; but much wiser the first
four and twenty huurs. 10 ''s isas ~
rs. Attempt not the streatmcnt ol
your own, oryour ehiIdreifs colds, -
lest What may in reality have been,
in the first instance q tryfing disease,
should by your acknowledgement, be
converted Into confirmed consnr1pt
ION. Z" 4
6. All remedies which do no gooi,
in either colds or consumption. in
variabiy do a rery great deal Of harm,
z. A strictly .sober life, regular,
active exercise, aud a cheerful and
contcnted mind, are tho most certain
means by which those predisl'osed
to consumption, may escape its at
tack, and preserve their lives 10 a''
advanced period. a-r sl.'t.-
8. Tho most certain means by
which the predisposed, even when
guilty If no intcnpesance, may in
vite the attack Of their lurking enc
my, Is a plentiful use orpectora bal
sans baTlms OF life. lung rcstorcrs,
cough lozengcs or indeed any Of the
Hat Of The, certain cures IN the news
papers. b,,m .ro5 ssN sd a,idE %
20 ruiosiIo3sl ,---d 81 'sa'--h'''f"
A CIRCULAR Letter in behalf Of the
lndiansy has been addre ssed to the
Ladies Of the United States. b au4
ag rtl sai ~~~~>>~~~ lgpsf s.l "a
Mr.. w. H. Vernon of Newport
u. !. has prepared an elaborate tres
49,. ~. 1oi.. 49,, T.. '
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

MEASURING FOR A SUPPER. "A ia u ,
raw 5oned, broad backed fellow, Of no
Gerry prepas.csing appearance, stopped
awhile ago al one of The Hotels in Ros
N, and asked for a sdIp'r. Schaeffer,
the fam"u, dancing master. who, we
are told, il one of the srea est ways in
the country, being ,ptesent, Boniface
ii ped hun thr WINK TO assume pro
tenn. ihe duties Of landlord. Schaefier,
putting on such an mir Of importance as
became the master Of The house, told
the stranger he could have supper,
and desired 10 know what he would
choose. Sausages,' replied the other.
{ Very well, sir said the temporary
landlord, stepping up to him. l'ii
take yuur measure, il you please
Ny measure y calculated the stran-
yer, aud began to draw back Yes
sir,' continued the wsg, 'we alwa%s
take the measure Of people before We
get them "a meal Of victual,.' What (!
measure n,an for a meal OF sic'uals,
The same as you would Tor coat or a
pair Of uowsers BY jingo that
beats NE, tell ye.' Then surveying
his scou, frame with a ruciul express
ion o, countenance, lie concluded no ).
to take supper, but conte1t himself
with coupe Of crackers and glass of
cider. 20. very well sir, said the
iorer Of fun and the man having dis
patched ihe crackers. aud sent the CT
der ai;c r them, asked if he cou'c have
a bed. ''ils.e. presently said the
counterfeit landlord, and, casting his
ewes blsily over slate hung in the bar.
he rcse,ncd, Yes, SIR, we can accom-
modatc you've have one bsdl that has
bI eleven in IT, Eleven ip i, 2 said
the fellow, his eyes glaring with renew
ed establishment. Yes, sir replied
tie me c,Iess wag. 'Wha' eleven
in oncsbed, and more 10 be slowed ~
yet? BY Noky!l should like TO know
how they s.eer in Bo,town' Vel,
you shall soon have an oppor unity Of
trying il. Here, Thomas, light Ibis
gentlemin TO bed, in No. l340 =
Stop, stop, Mister! isay landlord,
i should like 10 know first how We are
10 lie, SO many in bed 2 %, heres
no difficulty AZ. all sir we pile them
up in layers, four leng h~ise, aud then
four crosswise, and then the same npm
Der Iengfhwise again, end SO on l''l weI
get the bed FULL Is ihst the WAY
you fix'sm /? then by the holy sPp9p !! 4
nsking TOR the door) you don't catch
me 10 stay in Bo'town, This. nlsM-i,
know y a, t-,,.,,a 90
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
SUNDAY MAILS.

A meeting Of from sixteen 10 e'g''
teen hundred psrsuns was held ~
the Mcthsdist Church IN Cincinna-
II. Ohio, on the 9th, opposed 10 the
stopping OF the mails on the Sa abbalh,
A number Of resolutions were pass
ed expressive of their disapprobatiOo
Of Legislative interference with TX.
isting .arrangemcnts--Col Jobnson's
Report approved 0f-and united nc,
ion recommended to those holding
similar opinions. '.'f "
The Syracuse N. Y. Gazeete con
tains an advertisement, signed by four
teen respectable indiriduals, caution
ing. the public against dangerous
rogue who calls himself Timothy Tor
reg. We make an extract from the
advertisement -" Report says, he has
wife somewhere in tie western part
of this state. 1t is a,mattsr of TACT
that on the thirteenth of November
las,, he was married to lady of Man
Iius, after being engaged otwo others,
one OF whom he promised to marry,
after he was married To the one whom
nc now calls his wife. In addition to
AL this, he is liar. and tipler. and dis
honest in every sense Of the void;
and for the purpose Of perpetrsting
MS crimes, and deceiring the unwary,
ne caps the climax by cloA king his iniq
a'ty under the garb ofrelision. pretend
ing to be Minister Of the Gospel" Z
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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

The Govcrnor Of Kentucky has,
in his message -to-sthe Legislature,
censu'ed President Jackson Tor his
removals and appointments.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

Petitions 10 Congress are prcpar
ing in several places for the abolit
iou or slavery in the Dist rict of Co
u,nbia.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

Endeavors are made TO remove
Mr. Crowell as Indian Agent, and
get Col Triplrtt or Maj Armstrong
appontcd.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

A meeting aga,nst a City Charter
has been held at Pro, idence, and :
Committee appointed to obtain signs
lures 10 a rCaliunstrahce.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

A resolution has passed lbe Leg
islature Of AlabaWa 10 inquire into
the exprmliency of abolishins impris
onment Tor debt, unlrss tho debtor is
sw orn TO have rrauduicntly trans fer
red his property. .t3f
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

Mr.. w. H. Vernon of Newport
u. !. has prepared an elaborate tres
,ise on the claims upon France, !
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

Turkish troops had been all Withdrawn
from 'Livadis, leaving the whole couu
Try in possession efthe Greeks. There
's u report that Count Cape. d'Is.ria
was about to repair 10 the head quar-
:ers of the Russian army at Adriano
I pie, with the consent Of the ali d am
bassadors. " ic ~ifl"1 aeftA
~gah rs SPAIN. aaN rs
Letters from Spain state there are
4 500 troops in Andalusia ready TO
embark for the islsnd Of Cuba. fa
RUSSIA. w,i,f
/ The Russian navv, at the beginning
of1s28. comprised 80 ship. Of the line.
80 figaies, and above 100 other large
ressels. sesides Aosting batteries, gun
boats, sallies. &c. the whole manned
by somewhat more than $4,000 sailors.
This cstahli ,hment has Of late been
considerably increased.
.t-' fN' FRINGE.
The French Saraas haze bern
thro Wn in,O fermentation lately, 10
consequence Of discovery of M. the
Compte de F,isolle, thai certain inrisi
ble insect, have souls and are capable
OF maxi & syilogisns.
The French Government, arc at
present, using the greatest exertions
to create a pow erful navy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22

RaI Ro,d ConUention.--A Convention assembled
at Mon pecr, VT 9th inst for the purpose Of consid-
erlng The subject of Rail Rood from this city TO Or.
dcpsburg in New York. q number ofdelegates from
this State, Vernon, Now Hampshire and New Yorl,
were present. Luther Bradlsh Esq was chosen Pres
ident n committee the following day. rcporcd
as subjects proper for tho consideration of the Con.
veDtion
J. Ihdt committee be chosen to make opplca.
ton to the General Government 10 cause thorough
explorations TO be made Of tho country between Bos-
ton and Ogden burg. with view to determine the
most eligible route for rail road between these points
and to cause survey to be made, and estimate Of
the cost Of the same.
2 That committee br chosen 10 obtain correct
statements OF Inc present amount of travel on The n
boVc route. and IN ascertain the probable OF
morchondse now annually transported that would he
conveyed on Rail Road on tho contemplated route
md obtain, and 'ronsmi' the chnirman f the Bos-
ton committee rail roads, all important statistical
Information on the subject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22
PANIs, Augast 30.


We hear that the Duke If odesns accompanied by General
Lafayette will shortly proceed tour to visit every town IN
France, and inspect all the National Guards Of the k'issm
Yesterday incoming notice posted up at the Portuguese
Embassy inviting the Portuguese residing at Paris To take the
oath OF obedience the Provisional Regency established at the
Isle of Terceira great number OF portuguese emgrans
consider the formula Of oath contrary to the Constu
ona Charter Those who reside at Bues have refused to
take the oah and who dwell at Paris have held meet
ing for the purpose OF debea,ng in common upon the line Of
conduc, to be pursued by them 49,
The sitting OF Chamber OF Peers on the Soh Of August
Importance The principal object OF discussion was
the proposed Law relative to the oath to he taken by Peers
their admission Chamber which was at length adopted
In the sitting tho ordonnance comforting the
Pecage upon Marshal Sou and Admiral DnpeIe read,
aud the Marshal introduced TO the Chamber
letter in the London Morning Chronicle o Sept 7, gives
the following the why "c people, Of France
not yet satisfied:
l. The, are 10, satisfied with the Ministers.
They satisfied with the system Of compromise and
Cancellation adopted towards the Soyasts
8 They satisfied with the of ordonnanccs
They dissatisfied with the bare abolition OF monopo
lies and with the determination OF interfere
With them.
They dissatisfied with the dissolution and even,
non approaching dissolution Of the present Chamber OF DcPu
ties.
Duke Ferdinand of Anhalt Coe,hen died 2ad Aug
lie came to his in 1923, and his Saith
His bo,her Prince Henry, Of Anha Coeen Pess, succeeds
him
The Berlin State Ga1eue which publishes late
Pas with great minuteness his Majesty Louis Phil
ippc l., the title OF King of the French.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22

NV JHRsTY-We have additional certain details from
this State; But appears probable from the
Administration papers, that the Jackson party will still
majority though diminished one the State Legislature
gentleman who passed through the weeks ago. in.
formed us that the opponents Of the Administration did
tend TO make eiDu TO obtain majority Of the Ie-
patue ~ this election; and this information corobor7tcd
ny the little interest which the election appears have
The State confidently believed be for Mr. CRAY dec
dedy indeed that there believe leading
Jackson gentlemen Of the State despair preventing its
from gwen him, and will probably make no concerted
attempt 10 do This cOuJectue an upniou
founded Information which consider entitled ~ rrspert
and therefore do feel at liberty 10 withhold H.
AZ JuJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22
..C olrMtr7, Ohio, Oct. II.

AZ about twelve o'clock Friday nrht last G,. byolc
OUT m me south range shops IN the Peniicnary ward which
before ecciua check could he offered 10 the ptogrs f
hevoung element were entirely destroyed together with ost
Of their contents Wy the great excrions Of the czens os
sHiod provdentaly by the stiffness Of the a the main ed6ce
s"n'o ~ e distance oi few yards ONLY from the scene Of
oohasa'ion' sustained ne or injury or the loss which,
unounacy - considerable, form no estimate. but
suppose uocs not fall short Of $4,000 The fire believed
w nnv p'n nc result Of schenc secretly atured by the
conyc "r the obstruction If the whole establishments and
W. 'n Ua' me Keeper m consequence Of the destruction Of
WV WoiK shops has determined TO keep them all in solitary
confinement until the next meeting Of the Legislature.
journal,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22

WV IUNkt UrIOUcT To.
inc Steamboat Fanny Capt Dawson. ef New York for
We" london Thursday last On that evening when about
oiy miles rom the city, he IN contact with schr Peg
~ oh Thomas, Of ThomaSon which carried away the lar
noard guard, wheel, smoke pipe &c and disabled tho
Fanny from proceeding further None of the passengers. y
W numher were injured The schooner remained alongside
un the steamboat President hence for Providence about nm
hour after up who look the Fanny in tow and carried
het n llununeton bay Ionr Con-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22

M"rder - The Harrisburg PAL Republican Of
Saturday, says. person named Young was brought
to that place the day before, and lodged in jail on
charge OF numbering young girl of the name of
Cutharine MTvroy, living ncnr Middetown. Tie
had completely severed her head from her BODY bv
cutting and hacking her neck with his knife.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22
GIlsD6H,


The Massachusetts Journal saws there is not the
slightest probability that MIR. Adams will consent TO
serve in Congress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22

In the Boston District Mass Mr. Gorham having
declined reelection to Congress, Nathan Appleton
has been minared by the National Republican par
ty and Henry Lee by tho antl-torf party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22

The Philadelphia Sentinel and Inquirer arc both
claiming victory in Pennsy lvana. They arc oppo-
ncnts IN State politics, the being for Gov Vol
and the Sutherland party, and the other opposed.
We will give the result of the election Ior members
OF Congress as soon 1t is known here. The pros
pcct there will be three four members returned
opposed to the general government. There was but
one IN the last Congress
The returns from the OHIO election are not vet
sufficient to give us any thing conclusive as TO the
result. AS far us heard from they arc favorable.
1t is pretty ain that South Carolina has rome
against Convention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-22

NJ turf {egstcr
~ No % NJ li:o Chirurgicai Rovew
20 80. North American Review. Received at
OCT. - NASIIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08


the West lfs,n which IN 5snlh a - shui nni,
he IN ,os III - vas not 20 D. hoas 81 u - h'r"d
" 10 the West.
IN The remarks Of NJ. W. on the pubic
seh,. he ss,uid wal uH,il the senator rom
Mas. shond act briore he gave him entire cre.
III, for his daclafaiinns. Inc ga lenan had
said he would pay lie debt. because tho gov
eran,sn, was souhd to ny u.
Nr. Webster explained that he would MT pay
puhlic debt because a. was ons,ons ~ the mtus
tfv ofthe eauury.
Mr.. H4yns added--fhe gentleman had sad
that. az II was the bohd Of anltn. he should moi
object a nave Il kip, on tie c"an'ry forever.
NJ "A espudia ed ,ach idea. II was not a
spysrun,a nj thai ne wsn'ed hat n Tree govern
nsnI. an mat h,lih make the people ihepeo
dent and hspqy This would bind men 10 the
fa5t. nol a si,fant as much rs - 10 GonstItn
iian. / rs sach sentiments Ms those int Id
aftctly :. the celebrated maxim, that public
orbi WAS public blessing.
Mr.. Giln ~ moved that the senate adjourn.
and
On n,aoo II Mr. Webster. the senate ad
'Drned II Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08
DOMESTIC
FINN m, National yut,fbgsnter, FEB. |

From the National fntfhgsnteT. FEB. !
SuPKEaK CouRT-- Tobias Wafkins petition
for habeas corpus. Mr.. Coke. on Saturday
Tor the petitioner, read the petition AMI record
OF the proceedings OF the = rcnlt oduft. tie
then conien led that all the proceedings OF the
I Cifcnit Court had bpca void, hreanse the courl
I had no jurisdiction Of ihe msiiers charged Ms
an offence. The proceedings ri tonri ne
yond Us jnrisdiclio ION are nullHie,, aud this was
the foundation of his application. lie cited
WISE vs. Nhhers,1s Cranch. 231, Hose rs
/ IIimely, 9TH Cranch Den vs. Harden, Isl
/ Payne. lie cpnisnded that whenever an error
is committed by a1y Circuit Court Of Tie
| States IN assuming n Jurisdiction IN a case nj
/ legged 10 be criminal which was not so. iie only
remedy for the party under the sentence OF
I the Court is nv " II OF babeas corpus 10 ms
/ Court cited Sd Cranch AS ist Peters coD-
densed Reports 694 u Imam and SwhTt-
wout, oh Crancb 30 namsay's case, 9TH
| Wheaton. 80. He admitted that the only
que siinn was whether the Cncut Court had
jurisdiction Of the alleged offence. 1.-THE jn-
rsdiclion existed, then no examination Of the
proceedings could be entered iafo, however
irregular they might have been. lie then pro
csrh'd u gus thu 1uesli1n al large upon
this point, mud upon the principles presented
on The lrial ~ the Circrn Court.
Inf hipInfy 'tnfIhi, HDT lHf bHiltu 0'h'tS'
stated that he govern nent had M disposition
10 prevent the examination Of the case. aad lie
would be- prepared 10 discus. u NJ large o. tho
return OF thu ltabeas corpus, fthe writ should
be awarded but he " ould discuss rs a prellm-
mary que ton whether this Court could issue
habras corpus In revise the sen encr oil the
Cifcnu Court Of the District Of Columbia in
cfiminal Sc. The relator WIS IN cOnilement
nnieT the sentence Il The Circuit Court, and
he object Of the habeds corpus was 10 release
hIin from that imprisonment. III" coniendrd
that no decision IN favor oil issuing writ Of
habeHs Gorpu. in such could Ia found
Bollman AMI Swnrlwuu's case WIS an applica-
,ion 10 be released on bail kearsry's rase
was one Ia which the defendant was under
sentence for contempt and he Court consider.
ed this equivalent TO n conyc ION, aid refused
TO all W the hab "a corpus. lie went into an
argument III shrw. thai. il the Supreme Court
would eptettain An application Tor habeas
corpus ~ snch CASE they would have power
10 review the judgments dni sentences of the
inferior cour oi the Uuifed States IN all erin
na case. NJ writ oferror would he 10 the
Supreme Cn1rt IN a criminal case md yet
upon the ,ri cpies commended Tor, under the
writ OF bahens corpns the Cour' would exer.
els" the same authority lie argued these
polnls at iargr, aud is to be followed by Mr.
JOINS for the telatOr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08
YANKEE ENTERPRISE,

The inhabitants Of New England are pro
Vero'Hli Tor untiring and successful en'efH'"
ihey are frightened 10y no rival, stopped ny w
obstacle subdued by no competition. Nhe'
ever interest calls Them upon land or wa'e'
under zone torrjd, or frozen, there do iheN
go, with determination Ia be successful, Il
success be possible. Nor i. the spirit "mt
iohuenced them crushed at a faiisre it MAJ
oen''pot II Is not broken, il unsacces tnl lNry 'oo
lot cause and Cy again, ldin., pei se'er""''
to the a'teripl.
W"at people are the most often 10 ue ~,
WI" on the fishing ground The Yam" Inv, -,
"hat people in the Pacific, in pursuit OF u,
! turs The Yankees. Who Is he who n"'
lumber and onIons, with the West Indian, - ~,
and red cloth " it'll the Otehei, an, rank OIL Nv
the Hollander, corn with the Greek, rum
bacco, snuff and cast iron muskts WIN -,
African, cotton With the English aud ren ~,
picked fish with the Russians and Danes NV,
with the South Americans, opium WIN y
! Chinese, and dry knocks with the AiGe' W.,
Why, the Yankees. II a freight is TO be car
from one foreign port to another, VINO '"" 49,,
Tor iartbing les in a pound than any n
man! why Jonathan is there, his cOd, 10 ~,
he is ready Tor job, and his ship for IRIS
so he wIisks il up aud is off, before the '1"t w.
man can make a bow to the shipper, o. 'o ar,
Bull finish his roast beef He is every WV w.,
II prospect OF gain open that way. anu ;, -
days of hard labor is no task for him, II INV
is 10 be found al their close -.
= What long-hgged brig is that Z sac w,
Captain of an English merchan,man. who "N ,'
entering the Port OF Leghorn, as he pei
! over the tafral, and beheld a vessel W.,
hove in sight some twelve hours bi re- 20
close on board Of htu. " don't know
Piled the mate, "but the fellow must he CO. =,
who'd ever think OF ,ttng cloth on 1901" pa -,
! spars, with this breeze, s,uddlns sails 'o's