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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15
"REMEMBER THY CREATOR"

O happy creature on whose brow
The light of youth is shed,
O'er whose glad path le's early flowers
In glowing beauty spread
Forget not him whose love hath pour'd
Around that golden light,
And tinged those opening buds hope
With hues so softly bright;
But grateful to his altar bring
The garlands of lile's glorious spring.
Thou tempted one! just entering
Upon ''enchanted ground"
Ten thousand snares are spread for thee,
Ten thousand foes surround;
A dark and a dcceitfu band,
Upon thy path they lower
Trust not thy own unnided strength,
TO save thee from their power.
Cling, cling to Him, whose mighty arm,
Alone can shield thy soul from harm.
Thou, whose yet bright and joyous eye
Mus, soon be dmmed with tears,
To whom the hour of bitterness
Must come i'll coming years
Teach early that confding eye
To pierce the cloudy screen,
To where above the storms of life,
Eicrnally serene,
A Fathers love is beaming bright;
A Fathers smile still sheds lis light.
o born to die! the path of flowers
Thou dost exulting tread,
Leads to the dreary sepuchre,
The silence ofthe dead.
But if from youth thy spirits love
Hath to thy God been given,
Deaths icy hand will ope for thee
The radiant gates Of Heaven.
There, blest immortal! joys divine,
Transcendant, endless, shall be thine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15

Among many excellent remarks in
MIR. Palircy's late sermon, on "poison-
ed Drinks we find the following.
Do you know, fond mother, that when
YOU quiet your child with those warmln':
internal apple ations, which have been, ii
they are not, such iavoritcs in the nurse
ry, you quiet it with the rcpose of stu
pciaction? and are you so confident as
To imagine, that its tastes, which You have
so dcpravcd in its sWGthing clothes, will
demand no huttful indulgence when 1t
has grown to be Il pccvish striphng' DO
YOU expect to increase the nntrlmcnt
which nature provides for your nursing,
by drinking porter yourself or distilled
spirits in any form, and arc you sure that
Won can do this without any hurtIul con
| lsccucncCs TO the object of your care
You would not, while fulfilling that Of
! fec, take mercury, for you know YOU
could not fail immediately to communi-
cate it with all its active properties, to
youf child's system. No more ought
I YOU, nor can you with IMMUNITY, take
,nny other potent drug into your own
! suppose that ! speak the unanimous
sense of the enlightened part of the pro-
fcssion, when | say, that IN proportion
as any thing besides nourlshlng food III
crcascs the quantity of that aI'mcnt, :, g.
quaIly dcteriorates its quality, and makes
i, insalubrious; and it is well known tha
children, who, under these practices g
the mother have been afflicted with dis
orders of the digestive organs, and ever
with convusions, have been immediate
! " relieved by beng transferred to strict
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15
FAMILY DISCIPLINE.

en- is good for a man, that he bear he
yosc IN his youih,"
Otherwise he is APT to become exceed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15

own, depart from you, if you will not
support some favorite project, which is
perhaps incompatible with both your and
their general principles, though they may
not see that incompatibility.
We could mention other rewards Of
like nature, but these are sufficient.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
IA MES AVMENS SON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
TEHE MORAEEST.

e Tn only amaranthine flower on earth
Is virtue til only lasting treasure, truth"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15
NO. c4.

attachment, fond wife, a tender moth
er, tenacious of her word, jealous Of her
honor, prudent in her conduct, circum-
spect, and-canno! keep secret.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15

N,-,oS,L CHARacTER.--AiorcI- rcI-n att
tho, oiycs the following portrait olthc n
mcrican woman: She is generally grace
nl in her figure, slow in her galt' mild
in her looks, proud in hcT micn, engag-
mo in her conversation, delicate in her
EXPRESSIONS, quick at blushlng, chasic in
bcr thoughts, innocent in her manners,
impro,ing on acquaintance, generous tc
a fault, ready to weep with one in distress
soliciiious for tic poor, sincerely relig
ious, cmiucntly humane, constant in he'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-15

CopRosIvE SrGL;IATE.--Swcet milk
will, VIC arc told by one who has PERSONAL
" observed It's operation, prevent the Ia
tai effect of corrosive suhlimatc taken III
to the stomach. 1t should be taken III as
large quantities is the patient can dr'ni'
and as soon as may be. The recent mel
ancholy death of Mr. Keep at Baltimore,
from drinking this poison by mIS'ahc'
brings this remedy 10 mind, ana a' sue"
accidents are happening but too 'itch'
the remedy should bc known far and wac
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
a 49, roKEIox.

EEvoIJTTON ~ MsXICo-fhc Editors of
tli'' Ea!iinorc Arrican ~ Indebted 20 the kii IS
OF commercial hoTss IN ;hs city for tho annexe,
extract cf acucs, dated
A.. 81 s'I'Aapico. ~ January. 1890
An express arrived yvs,ertay fom; he city of AK
leo, which brought the following sta;cmcn,, under
da'c the l3d VT. ''Lastuight a critic was givon IN
this city, IN frar OF Bust sn,cnses plan, w.ich la.
proved most decidedly successful. Fhe government
was Obliged 10 surrender the saee at about oon,
this morning. aud rs completcy overh brown. a conn
mission, Insisting OF three persons, Louis Quin,a
na Lucas Aenian, asd Nei.z are named TO exercise
;he executive power until The er'ysl of Eustamente
from Puehla. The ministers via hc immediately ia.
iart; sn; iti not yet known who they will DO. The
revolution WAS effected without any OF the v.ocnt
excuses Of last year; attempts al sage we're
,nndc by the Lepssus, bat wrr. immediately proven.
ted by tic good behaviour of the roops. This NOR
Mag the CAPITAL is III perfect 'ranqniliv and .oud or
der The Prestdcnt Guerrero is with body OF
troops, 1000 men) at some distance. and will! we sup
pose, he compelled 20 refine eds he coast as no
hopes now remain Tor his rarity Santa Anna haas
gone 10 Vera Cruz. aud assumed the commend Of Inc
troops there The views aud Intentions of this CHEZ
do not appear TO be goIl understood hu,-it i general
y believed tina they in favor OF Bustamcu,e.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
10 PRINTElRII.S,.-

VIE Subscribers intending Ia. Discontinue the
= manufacture Of PRINTING TYPES, after
competing Tie iornts they have already commenced
and wishing TO Gloss their establishment as enrl NJ
practicable they solicit orders from their customers
ana printers generally, feeling INSURED that tbov
VIII hnh to their interest select from the stock
OF lc subscribers, such articles they are now, OF
may soon be- IN want OIL
heir stock embraces large variety At PLAIN
ana ORNAMENTAL TYPES, Of the various
tIes from Nonporlcl to eight lines Pica. inclusive
A'So' GUS. Borders, Brass Rn!e &c. all of which
are Of the beet quality, made Of hard metal. end mn,
up with great care F'
Ie[m5 VII be favorable for approved occep'anccs
~ bhhni"re, or n liberal discount for cash.
FOR sac, second hard COLUMBIAN PRESS,
lnDperinl sizc) which will be sold a BARGAIN.
Gases, Cboscs Ink &c. will be supplied
CHARLES CARTER g. co.
dec 2--WGw No. ~ S. Coltcrt street BALTIMORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
SO aeDssa @saU G9a@sm>


j. The ol! fashioned Republican," Col. Benton.
lately said III tn Sraa,o''! stand npoa his prca,
moral pr'sc'rlc that it is rsI to enquire INFO
ne expectancy ordoing 'c'ony." T.,c Senator means
that te took that elevated stand. We congratulate
lin upon the change in bis morals. since certain
i!ass Rnoir, epis''e nditei. Tn, difference he
twccn thu, icticrwhosoa: or wrote t-and the lnllv
recti,udc oFthn sentimen; quoted above is wide in
dced--nnd ifho Cc'onel the wuvll saws. wrote
thc Eas Room letter, and sentiment be adn.ltted
ofcq'al evidence IA act in ainins the Grade
o. ones morals-it argues most rapid refinement in
the Ccioncts estimation of the duties Of hG,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
From the Wlnehe'lsr virsinisn.
mo,
70 We PegpLe u Erederichr md J,Ger,.,n ..... q.

~ we Fe2pEs e ETederck md J,geytan co,a,s., ,,
Pvginia.
FELLOW CIrIzESs-You conferred on me n G..,
months SINCE the honorable distinction Of rcprcson
'Hs ou ID port, IN convention tor the atnordp,on -
r. 80 constitution Having perfprmed to the
oe'' VI my aOh'y' the duty which YOU imposod cn
ne ana having had ihc singular fortune Cborb,,s
SIJuiH Say m's'orune) TO diff r., net with o. res5ec
t'po cohe'gues only, bur with tie Who'll wcs,,.r,,
' us'os on' o9 'he most interesting and impor,an,
P'c'"'l "hich sc were called Oh 10 decil. I -
proper to render YOU an explicit accom-, ~ ~,
CoHGuc'' ana ~ the m''igos, rcaso9s and
ces' D "nicn M course wa rcgua.,d and con-,
"a. am the more induced 10 pursue Ills conrs.
= .U,ss' hhVmg z"alOusy supported, m the convcr
TN, INC amcn'ed constr uiion now submit, Cd 70 80
!foil deep CONVENTION thai Il was cmipcntlv csIU'
Isiod J." pr"mo'e aud ensure the foppnoss and tbo
p'o',eri'y - tnr Who'll people Of Virginia, fsseNt
~ .r Sl OF posthumons dnly II TIN station Ja,o
2 MED 20 d. ey2ry t-.ag il ny Dswgs to recon-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
HOUSE OF DELEGApEs

Reports " r. made from the COMMITTEE Of Propo.
sltlons ana Grevances by Mr. 1Ti-lrom tbst of f,x
eculiVe expenditures by Mr.. Cook of StaT,rd-frnn
Of Campbell. - VIZ ''''''
MI '1hmson Of Ie Of Wight. offered resolution
instruc ing the Committee Of Courts of jnsi,co to in
Pnic In'0 INC eXPodlency Of amending the act Of
'"I'' reducing into one the several acts r.iirr To
vi" restraint maintenance &c. Of IDIOTS nnd lnnatca
-ahd ne r,Sololion was adopted. Mr.. Atk,n.on
st'I1 one "i his objects be- 10 uyo the tenants of
store. T' ny
~" on2r"sscd bill, remodclng the Board Of Pnb-
nc works being on It's paasogc, Mr. Mason Of Fred
'.'''u uPon INC g"ntlcmun vino had moved The ress-
uti"h' Tor ms rcnsong for The innovations upou Tie
P"s.y o. the country, propo-cd 1y the BIZ
M r"Cde said, that when he 30 T)juccd the reso-
luuoh ne had lniinatcd bis purpose OF rot drpn,iog
the subject. TO this pufP,sc he Should adhere CON
Vucod that every member must understand IN. c,s
Ton, and be prepared 20 vote upon " lie boyv,,,y
disclanod any intention Of attacking tho Fynd ,or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
GENERAL ASS NNTBLY.
IN SENATE, Feb. 1870

The Senate have passed The Ri Isl 20 n,rhori2.
a separate election at the bOusc Of John Shorkcy m
nc coul'y of Bptetourt; 9 70 authorize a -o,Starc
election at Mochaucsvile IN the county Of T,m,so-
with amendments, (which were concufrcd In by IN,
House OF Delegates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03

A fl"ST RATE COOK FOR SALE-- Her
;. ot.e' Qualifications good-cnquiro At THE Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03

We bnd TIC following retou courtco. in ,l,. sf,,, H.
eHeeacet of Friday tis part of 4 is ,,t,rc deis, w.
Ci'i yo"rS man u considerable promise from Ale.
CoJnY, having thought proper 10 answer NIr .ai oi
Fiiadeiphla county On the subject Of conneri,g az
so WI" parry feeling Mr. Mann answered Mr. Can by
mans instruction: 'o I''-'' ''' ''e BSh'e'
r ,,sis We .el. ean-uay venture more.
81, . Bht li'lie CrDt must keep the shore
hr Graf replied. that when Inc renuer,, a.. . ..
he would coudescerd m him: m a. s had c re
Of TIC couples ''" "' 0"''""e'
The noble swallow seeks the ssv
Buf foolish Ef1vftas can but inv ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
eco

., nc ; New ORR Evening Post thinks that because
the silly alsehood copied nbout tho e,r,ov,, :.
"a BIZ Of soldiers n, The Presidents Isu5e dnrno
tae last Administration not contradcted In tic
Pape's OF Ibis city, 1t is therefore true. The Pos,
70 n'slahGh' IL ~ not true: aud the Editor Of tho
Post might have usccrtained this rror, sn,, 81 10
acquaintance who visited the Presdentg iIouge
whiie Mr. Adams occup.cd it. Tho statement. whom
IL wac made WINS bokod upon us too absurd 10 70
quire contradictions H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30
From the AlcSandhs phunix Gazette.

Por nation To be independent and hapnv IL 10 -,
cessaFy 'hat her people should be honest virtuoue
ana mdustr,ouS One amongst tho many strong on;
denccs OF the truth of Mr. RItchie's propbecv ,b,,
lne e'ection or Gcn Jackson would be the great eet
curs' that could bcfall this country is that a.
gerness with which all classes of society sesk e.,
Once. The seed was sown when il was declared h1
inc organ that General Jackson would "rewnrd HE
friends ana punish his enemes:"-fron tta, rn.ment
10 the present the harvest has been rpenjnp Tho
very 'ner OF reward induced many who had never be-
iore dreamed oil holding places under the
to neglect their moro important duties and turn Mi;
tcians, with hope of renpng golden harvest IN IT,
ond How many poor souls have lived for ve,rs go,
thin air" aad "hope deferred2" All conld No, ~
served Wbat has been The consequence Ruin and
isery TO many OF thcexpecians; and where changes
have been made honest and capable men, with Iasoo
families, thrown upon the world ponnyless md ~
css having, from habit, unified thennsclves Gor ~
common business transactions of life. But we arc 80
without hope There IS a redeemnn snirit sh,naJ
amongst the people, that will correct the evil. All
eyoS n,' tuTheu 10 me great Patriot of the Vest
ohoud ne receive the station his merit and obiIt;o,
SO Justly emile him to- (of which we hnyo moi n
awuol ne VIII set his face against oil corruptiou =
inat nc should dIsplace most of those who hive re-
celVeu appointments under the present Atsnistro-
ion' ana relnstaie oil those who had l1hestly aud
eitnioHy discharged the duties Of their respective
situations Is TO be expected upon the soundest nrin
clplos OF justice But that no or any other man. ar
SET OF men, however popular, could, in this country
ong be supported in Of such ntolers BILE pro
scrptIon as has been pursued by those now in pouer
we do not believe. For the honor Of human nature
ana the stability of institutions, we trus, onr
opinions well founded. The people, IL in, ~
think and act for themselves are seldom in ,ha
VIII assign to all intrgucrs tinmers and br,,,J;o,
politicians their proper stations retirement SLanI
HENRY CLAY be instrumental IN aoain .takl,sh
ug ircoaon' o. thought, freedom Of action, LIBERTY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30

Monte bWeo.- Intelligence from this port 10 tho
sNh oil June, represents the country az tranquil;
treaty having been ratified the 18th between Cen
erals LsvaieJo and Rivera, by which the latter
knowiedscd the existing government, and his pro-
scrption was repealed.
SN.'.-A battle took place on tho 18th April be-
tween the forces Of Generals Freyrc and Pricto.-
ihey made quite fight Of it. 1t lasted from 10
clock IN the morning until :, p. NJ. aud resulted in
the 9eieat OF the former who lost all his infantry and
sruiery. The covslry ran away. The ba,te was
fought ut place called Iirca and Prcto's despatch
TO The government dated April 18th. On the 9th
Msy, TWO briggs filled with troops from Valparaiso,
anded al Coquimbo and took tho place. They were
on frieto side; and he will probably be President of
the glorious republic, until somebody else mus
Ter troops enough to turn him On tho 18th May,
the 3 ship OF wor Guerrero was at Coquimbo,
to proceed thence to Lima
Guaten,dd.--From the contents of n letter received
TINS city appears, according to the Daily Adver
tlser that on the 3oth OF June the country quiet
The Constituent Congress had been engaged in rna-
KING another new Constitution; and would seem that
President and Vice President had been elected by
the people. The terrible earthquakes they have OK
perenced and the great poverty and distress to
have pacifed the people.
Busnos Tyres .TGrket, June Co. Exchange on En-
GLAND Ct per dol; the U. s. II IS cents. Flour.
n America 500 10 per Dbl The highest price for
Doubloons during the week Sli9--the loves, price
| STA. The highest rate of Exchange on England
during the week 6ad the lowest sad.-Con,. Ado
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30
DAvY CRoCKEyT OUTDOTn

Asa young man was driving four year old bull
along the banks OF the PeInigewasset at New
Hampton, last Monday, the animal turned and At.
tackled him. The man snatehed stake from the
fence and stood manfuly upon bis defence. The Dull
pushed violently at him, recediug, then renew
ing the attack with redoubed fury, endeavorinr to
dash his adversary to tho earth. In few minutes
the battle became so warm that the man beat rere
and plunged into the river there three or four feet
deep The bull followed, but tho man reached the
opposite shore before him lie had not lime 10 es
cape, however, before the bull was at his heels lie
again retrca:ed, plunging INTO the stream, but by
this time he had become much exhausted that The an
mal overlook him in the middle Of Still the Young
man fertile in expedents euded the attack by con-
slant turning in the water. AZ the animal could not
turn 30 rapidly the youth, the latter succeeded IN
sezing upon his taIlthence he eoped upon his neck
aHd grsPped him by the horns BY main strength
inc forced his head under water and drowned him.
a Young man OF 90 yelrs oc nre seize a year old
bull by tho horns and drown .hirs!-Exactly 80 The
moral of tho above !. this: IN tine of danger be
COOL firm, resoiute active, and you will pencrally ns
capc nnbcI,.---JNtr H1gpstiro s'a'ss,aia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30

u This part of the world is suffering under
second drought hardly less than that of July
And degree OF heat very high for tho late period
OF the summer. Fourteen hot dry days in success
sion, with good deal eli wind, have parched up veae
tation The Crops past benefit or further dam
age exceP, the fodder whchis represented as scarce
ly worth pulling
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30
.arDsst OauD GEa1)6n.
THE NULLIFYERS

The prospects continue to improve III South Caro-
ma. Patriots OF former times arc taking the field
ogan', he patriots of tho modern School-thc cal
cuIotors o! the value Of the Union. Such men as
Williams, Smith, Hugcr Drayton, Grimke, engaged
in the cause the Union give hope that the Nulhfy-
ers will be put down in the way most agreeable to
patriotism and humanity--by majority at homc.-
Once nppriscd that Notification is Disunon, and that
the proposed Convention would be the ;ocsn of Re-
roiution, VIC have no dout. that the ycomanry of g.
Carolina will politically inhume the turbulent dema-
gogues who have brought the country to the brink of
the abyss The following is from the Georgia Cou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30

Elected on the Liberal or independent Ticket.
I Doubtful
Election doubtful
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30


misrepresentation is Carried by the Beacon tho Ken
'ueky Argus and some others, is appalling. The st.
Louis iines Is Jackson paper. aud under tho cir
cumstanccs, will be considered entitled to credit Th
last No. contains the following, tho latest information
from Missouri
The following statement comprises all the counties
NC have heard from in the State. The names of the
members supposed DO i'm favor Of the collection
OF Mr.. Barton, and opposed to the amendments arc
in Italics.
COUNTIES SENATE Il. REPRESENTATIVES
ST. louis-Edtcdrd Bates, YIN Carr Lane,
Samuel .tierrg, John Bent,
.Idbe< Warner,
Francs .Ndsh,
Samuel Con,oGy.
y Observation-Disclosures A. Byrd
John Martin
a. Buckner
NEw-MADR'o-h. ID. Daesont George Afford.
SGoTT, Felix Allen.
MADISON, Theodore Lone
FERRY, ID. l.. CaidtceN.
ST. GENEvIsvE-Dr. Lynn, hfoore
JEFFERSON, Il, H. Martin. q
howARn--CoL Burckhnrtt Wade NJ Jackson,
Charles Canole,&
BooHE-UiNian Je,reU ~. Bureb !
John b Gordon,
Daniel B. Wiico~
RANDOLPH, Judge Mclean
CALLAwAY-B. Young. Francis n Butord.
Jdrpison*
MONTGOMERY, ~ G. Shackieford.
PIKE--.James Jones William Bjees
C. {. Enstin
MARIoN, WiHian, Carson.
ST.. CHARLEs-J. Fl. Au,lraiu Fsiir Seon
Vilson OosraN.
LINCOLN, Hans Smith.
FRANKLIN, T. .HeI.ean
w Asn'HGToN--R ~. Steccnson,J. S Brickey,
- Revburn,
- BrulecI
ShAkiToH, - Ashley.
CCoPER Tad.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30

y'e,0' eppeeted-rhe Liverpool packet of the 10Th.
and the Esvre I.acke. of the Ilfh -JnIv,c.r h., \
below At New York on Thursday, at noon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30

from new wheat, was held n, p "a Wh"" uouI'
sold '''"e" VI osi'iin"fe
The brig Flora. bound from, p, . MA,
Pha. was capszed at sea ON tho ,s,h ;o.., .Aoels
the crew with the exception of the second r,s,.
washed overheard. The second ma.c arrived At
wreck by the brig MeSico. '"o
=, YelIo,o Fsoer al .NeO Orieans.--The Now O,le,na
pee OF ,ne "h INST. mentions that the yellow fever
has broken out there. Two or three oer.or. ~.
had been reported as having been attacked BY II.
II D. M;les'ys frisate Pa,las, Capt. Ptxciarsnc,.
ntny'd at Hnl'fsx on the 10th inst 80 days from
Engand Capt II. is son Of the present KING OF
Eng land Col Fox ofthe cath regiment (sop in law
OF the King and his lady, return to England in the
Palas. & :" quo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30

CoLE---- -- Henslcy, DR. D0rriss.
The above statement as correct as the informa-
ton we have received would enable us to make it,
Since was IN type The following summary has been
handed US as containing the latest information in
town as 1t regards the result of the election
In favor of Mr.. Barton 90
Opposed to Mr.. Barton, 81
Uncertain, II
Not heard from,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30

FROM The New York Commercial Advertiser, Angus, &C.
The Flour .harket-Sales were brisk and tho
semand 'ncronsed yesterday. Sales Of New York
were made at so and the same deliverable two
or three weeks hence but prices advanced TO as
Before tho close ~ Exchange hours--and even Tins
price was at last refused by The rnilcrs Troy our.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30

bueno' ayre'--The New York Journal Of Com.
% &C.,! hog feceVed ile Of the British Packet up to
.le com June. There were stII some email comno.
IONS m the interior The National flag was hoIstod
at Cordoya on the Gath May instead Of the provin-
clai ono. u was supposed that General oniro1s;s
case woIla De quietly disposed Of ind General Pozs
forrn reduced 20 peace establishment.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17
oil. XXII.
POETICAL.
GREECE.

GREECE. ar wILlIi
Land of the pencil and the lyr~.
The marble and the ,lpms
Whose name Is Il, the mli>e ilrc,
Whose temples are home
Cline Of a wealth unbeught,
Where genius long enshrined
His treasury of though'.
The Peru OF the mind
Land Of that uiforgosicn few,
The breathing rampant
That lowered Pehon 'o the view,
Wbe" burst the battle shock
Cline of tue fair snd brave,
When will the tale be DER,
of warriors in the grave
OF msidens in their gore
Land or the fettcrrd slave
Thy bonds shall burst asunder-
Freedom - on the wave.
Hsrk 10 her echoing thunder,
The red cross banner glesm,ng-
And Ga!iia's white field streaming
And the black eagle screaming
Sweep DER III Egean Sea,
The Mo>iem horde is shrinking
The crcscen,'s glory sinking
Aud the lard of song is free
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17
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