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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

ANOTHER iMPEAcHMENr. Whi1e
their hand is in, !he House Of Repre-
sents,ives Of Tennessee have passed =
resolution Z" prefer articles OF imp each
ment against Jsdse Haskell. and Rave
elected n'anage's 70 conduct il, before
the Senate. y. s.,t..,..l ..i5
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02
SUNDAY MAILS.

We are clad 10 Perceive, SAYS the
New Yo'k Morning Courier, tia, Tho
sui j CT OF attempting 10 ssup tie mails
on Sunday. is receiving The attention Of
the conductors Of The press thrOug hout
the country. But recent events have
embo'dened the projectors of that rs
striction, TO press the matter with re
newea zeal, upau the next Congress.
The bold svowal of doctrines sub.
versiye Of muia,s and of law,
ar. t. 40. seiz ii up,n by the enc
mics Of civil and religious liberty, ard
he d up in such light, as to touch the
prejudice, ofthe people, and awaken
Congress T" the ala, ming progress of
irreligion aud iu6ieli'y, sud The neces
s,ty Of commenting The wo,k ny infer
dieting The Transportation Of The mail
on Sua,lay.
There is danger abroa,l--and it il
deeper and the more difficult TO no
VIDE against, from the .ec,et and per-
tinacious sdorts Of those honest. but
misguided men. who seriously bel;sys
that Coug' ess ought to interfere on the
subject. Unless The 2, al {, lends of civ
u and religious liberty nc, p,,mpt'y.
and with moderation and good sen.e. :
most powerful combination will be-
found IN iavor Of the principle of stop
ping the n,ails on Sun.i.v -
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

Mr. Van Ness. American minister /
10 Spain, arrived at CAd,s -tke lo,l,
November.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

~ We are requested 10 msufisn, that h
b expected that the Rev Mr. FaIEzR ofPaw
.tuckst, will peach at The first Spp'ist Meet
ins House in ewamey tomorrow evening:
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

The Johnstown HrraId states that
Moses Lyon was executed on Friday
last. pursuant TO his sentence, Tor the
murder ofSslly Harrington. He com.
'nitted the murder in state Of intoxi.
cation,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02
wxRREN. SATURDAY, JAN, ,. 1880.
REPUBLICAN CON vENTI0N.

~. 06EO okhNAN WV H@v
~ A general Republicaa Convsntisn ei
Delegates and Representatives from The sev'
sssl towns in this s.ste, viii BE- holden a the
srArs Houss, ~ Prsvidepcs. ON Wsdnss-
day, tho 18Th Of January neat, Al 2 o'clock
r. N. Tor the purpose Of nominating suitable
candidates 10 'bs recommended toshe Free
men for thsir support At the snsosg Town
ksstings, in April. for the choice OF osneral
Officers. The ssves.ldewAs are requested 10
take sesssnable msasases TO be represented
u the Ospvsn,i ION by their Delegates or Rep
psssnts,ivss. friendly - the Republican prin-
ciplss sud measa'res. which. for many years
pest, have received the spprob,tisn Of the
people Of this State the number from each
town 10 be the same a. ts number Of Rep
,ssentativss in the General Assembly.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02
Prom tho New York Advertiser.
sINioRTANT co aMERCIAL ARRANGE
.> MENT

NJ Church service will b. perform cd At
AIles Hall, tomorrow Sunday afternoon
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

Thursday. Tho object of this ap.
propria,ion, as explained by Mr. Nc
Dufiic. is 10 e. ,ut a vessel 10 sup.
ply on the West India station tie
place of the HOrnets which there is
too much reason 10 apprehend has
been lost. The H.uso then, in
C,ommittec If The WhsIc, passed up
IN nine private bills /; which wero or
dcred 10 be cngrosscd and read q
,hirj time.
In the Senate, on Thursday, vari-
GUS i,etitio,,s, memorials, and reyOlu-
iioVs, we're presented and aGted on,
aud several bills we're passed. The
senate sdjoarned until Monday.
In the House VI Representatives., a
variety of petitions and resolutions
we're oiFercd end referred.
Tie following resolution, laid on
tho table ON Wednesday, BY Mr.
Pcarcc, was taken up and agreed to:
Resolved, That tho Secretary ~
War be directed 10 communicate to
the houss, copies oftuch surveys and
reports ~ have been made by ON
|cers of the Engineer Corps, acting
IN conjunction with officers Of Tie
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-26
BOY MEN AND GIRL-woMEN.

The York Mirror contains a capital
description of two species Of the human iami-
iy, not yet ciassed By the natnralists. We
recommend il to our readers, and particular
ly to the geniases whose portraits are SO sc-
curately pourtrayed IN the last paragraph Of
our extract Let them look at their own
pictures, and blush that they have so vilely
caFicatured what came from dame Nature, a
tolsrahle piece of handy work.
The gii woman is generally rather pref
to creature, dressed in something between a
irock and gown, made of white muslin, with
pink sash round the waist. Her face has
lost The free and unembarrsssed expression
of chlldheod. without having attained the
self possession Of the woman The graees
oil her person are yet bal half developed, her
shoulders ara shsp and angular, and her
arus ieek long sud unfieasantly slender -
She is too mature 10 wear her hair in a crop.
and toe childish 10 haye it Piisd in towers OF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-26
From The ". r. Journal Of Commerce.
NAVAL. REMINiSGE

The formidable preparations which France
has made for the conquest OF Algiers, would
seem 10 threaten annii,ilation 10 that hangh-
~ power, were it not that the former expedi-
items, equally grand and extensive, have failed
of success. II is not impossible that the haEa
ins sands of Africa will prove as fatal 10
their fifty thousand men, as the SHOWS oi
Russia did to the hundreds Of thousands I'M
der Napoleon. In ibr event Of victory, IL
may be doabted whether the lofty spirit Of
the Algesines win be more eiTsciuslly hual
bled than il was By the hereto DecatrS, IN /:
few days in 1915. with his little sGealror o
thee frigatss, and rs many sloc,s ufwar. A
distinguished gentleman o. this city. who wa
on board the Guerris. c~-Commodore Deea
tur's flag ship--and consequently an eye
witness OF 40 events wasioh distinguished tas
mem.csratls epoch in the annal, oil our Nasl
;ssaansaisaisd 70 ~ shs proaasaeat i"salsa'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-26

On Waking Man may be dsGsed ''a
walking bIped;' for no creature on two legs
can walk except man. Ducks aud stoat ell
derry donagers u,aY ,c9ddie; grampusses and
equity aldermen may roll; dancing dogs, dan
dies, and dancingnastsrs may trip: spanows
and young spnsiers may shop, skip, and
jump; but man alone ,ealbs. Moreover, it is
difficult ''to read the minds construction ia
the Face" and still less easy to predict the
nature Of a rsans character from his words
and actlons;--bat you may Judge Of these
with absolute iafailibiii,y from bis walk
and may even determine By il his vocation
and bis rank III life.
Every class has It's appropriate walk It's
impossible TO mistake that Of ihe Physician.
The repeated Jumnln and out OF the carfiag &c,
gives HIM a throw or jerk Of the knees up
wards ike Scotch Highlanders accustomed
TO 90 up and down steep bills. lie alternate
ly throws the knees up or the legs of, as Il
the tibIa were to be dIsiocatsd. ii the physi-
clan is fat, his gait resembles that Of The Irish
bog trotter, who labours at every step to hft
his encountered foot from its deep impression
in the bog. And there is the mock solemn,
the doicriously soft creeping pace to the pa
tents bed side or the elbow chair--tbe right
hand psotruding little before The body, the
palm upwards and half exposed. This is the
hint professional
The lawyer has a hurried siuffling gait:
his head, like that OF the Chinese Mandarin.
in the wax figures. in perpetual melton, ns-
er looking straight forward, withonE slighl
twinge 10 the right and left.
I he weolly- headed nec.o is not more DIS
tinetIy marked from the pale flaAsn bssdss
Swede thaq TO Eastern and sstsrn popa
~Hr-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-26
P q Y.
lFrOm the Lire' pool Jouvaai.l
NOMAN,S LOVE.

Sometimes from her eyes did receive fair
speechless u'essagcs.-Merchant Of Venice.
There is feeling OF tie heart,
A thought within the bosom's swell,
Gbich womsn's eyes alone impart--
Is sch womsu's blush alone csa tell
San NAV be colo in love's disguise.
teel no, Ia '' cue fame he speaks;-
gut woman love IS in -r~etes-
/, glows upon he. burning chez.
The following melliHucnf AID beautiful
,tanza is from Wiflen's TRANSACTIONS OF Jeru-
SALEM Delivered
Low accents. pIaintise Whisper, gro.ns
profound,
Sghs of people the, in gladress < isses,
Ard melancholy muimurs h,s, Ground,
Til the sd ar ,rlfing sound
Lake that which s0bs amidst the dying leaves
When with auiumnsl winds the forest
waves;
Or dash of an insurgcnt sea that heaves
On lionel. rock, or locked in winding ayes,
Hcarse through their hollow alsies IN wild
low cadense raves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21
hItfae o. a letter 10 The Eduor Of The Nan
YORK DAILY ddreriissr, duted

HAshINGrpN, JAN'Y oh, 1880.
"'s ~ you, yesterday, that he President
n"u nominated Mr.. Baldn IN 10 the se,.,. ~,
az, "aoc"ie Judge uf the Supreme Cour, Of
tue oh"eh states. The nomnatinn has h,.,
'onh'"nen Today, ly a vote OF forty one IN,
u Nv" against II ihetwo Senators from Sonth
o"''"a icing IN the negative. Thrre were
10y o"e senator's friendly 10 the late sd
" VINO were IN the affirmative. and
eau 'o'ed IN the negative, tar nom,ns
~. ~" nave oeen rejected. Mr. sClayton
- await "hhe the nominate, VS. un
ae' CONSIDERATION, ros1 aud remarked tina, no
ia" sfen IN the Telegraph IN paper nr,n,n !,
IN us clis, hN The pl,nier OF Tue yrnatr nm.
''""s ana "eighty charges against Mr. Raid
win, ana u. visited . know tron, ,i,,. .,.
W. P'ssess'u the information, ami h, sol,c,t.d
p'' eu'a'ly tom the Senators from Penn,
by facts. S'"'h'u
W. maihS sad he considered nimset, called
on ~ The Senator from Delaware l., c,t,,,,,,.
ncale the knowles'g &, he had obtained oc Raid.
WIN character, and fitness for the office d.
rived not only from publil report. bn, Cr,m =.
personal III qualntancp OF more than ,,Y.,,,
years. lie thna went on 10 give .aner,,
statement OF Nj. Ballwms cheIa,tsr ~ nm,
and as lawyer. Mr.. Barnard ,n.c md
some excitement aud repealed the CHARGE, ,ba,
D"H pIeen had made, WI h some want nj
H. iihS mentioned that Mr. Ba OWN I'm ,h.
ss'oPpo'' OF large majority OF The legislature nj
! r"aSJ wanna, and concuIed with FMS ,oi.
e"suc' !" 'ht statement he had made. Mr.
'"s 'o" sa'u ne was SATISFIED ana had hmm
''"N' n"o"h 'hht no statements or charpes
'ue :" 'hh' paper. 'mplica ing the di lin,
s'''"eu men OF he country were entitled 10 ANY
"o'e"' Whatever. 10 TINS expression, the ST.
nalofs generally nodded as,enI.
u may moi b. improper, at this tine. 10
max quotation from the Executive Journal
page "a. vol3
= Ma c1 Sd, ls23.-To the S nate Of the
0"'' 0'a,eS' nominate Daft Gfera, TO be
% Puohc money. at Lexington, IN the
v, boi'drd, IN The western district of the
a'"'e oi Missouri. jonathan J. Fmdlr, 10 he
e'''' a. Tue 'ame place .uirs,i. Lau man,
- oe receiver OF pubhc money al lhr southern
district OF Inc ler,iIor, of M,c,ionn. poh.r,
Cldik 10 be reg sler oil the same dis,rict
JAMES MONROE.
March Sd. 1923 TIE message vas t,od
ana considered by unanimous consent, and re-
solved thai they do advise and consent 10 the
appointment OF Jonathan J flnJley. Cba,lr,
> Lanman aud Robert Clark, screeeDly To The
nominations respectively and toat they do
ho dac'Se and consent to the appointment Of
ID If Green"
hr. Benton, on this occasion ,Vnen n,d.,
n" f.nst Room hallucnatIons. gave IN IN. So
maze the rue character OF this same Duff
"reen, winch produced the result aboy, 49,
'I"hfd.- Van buren, may nalter him for
i'bf' WIN 4 behalf that he has his confidence.
but " Is only ." "pnvey "''h InU's U~..~...,,,
The pollard 10 the seal oflife.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21
TWENTY FIRST CONFESS.
FIRST sEssI IN.

Tuesday, Jan, l2.-ln Senate two memo
''as "elfP'esenied-one by Messrs. Sprague
anu 1o'mrs Of Me. praying the enactment of a
Ia" 70 pfohihH fostmasiers and others engaged
VI transporting she United States Mail from
performing secular labor on the Sabbath. Sew.
e'a' "her memorials ard petitions were pre-
sented and referred The Bill for the relief Of
Cer'a'h citizens OF tae United States, who lost
prop 'y ny Indian depIedatons, being the
special ofoef OF the day, was further discussed
y WAS opposed with great ingenuity by Mr.
S si VI South Carolina. and supported by
VA Den on " nh zeal, eio9uence and powerful
argument. Several amendments were offered
anu rejected, aud previous to taking the vote
"h vs. passage Mr.. Benton moved its recon.
nhmenI The debate on Ibis Bill, during the
Wo asst days will appear in the Telegraph to
morrow or next dav
III a" House sundry petitions and memorial,
were presented, by different mem hers. and pri
Sa'e o'lis were introduced, by several Stand ne
Soh'hh'eS The debate on Mr.. Hunt'e reso
'u'n, with Mr.. Martins amendment was re
'un'a, and Mr.. Burgeo continued his speech
r''isy ias', nntil The termination OF he hour
s''o' tel 10 resolutions MIR Stanberry moved
.nH' me rule he suspended, to enable Mr.. Bor
:" !" conclude his speech. The House refused
W 'usr' ma the rule, aud Mr.. Burgess has lhs
NO Tor To-day The contested election be
tween fryo' Ira and Thomas ID. Arnold, WA.
e"nghi M. anu recomm,tted to a Committee
"e "noie House, on motion Of Mr.. Taylor
Wv q" opportunity Of reply 10 Mr., Arnold
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

speech twice published in the same paper
handed II 10 you on the same evening that ii
bears date. You then expressed your wiling
ness TO publish II for me, bat observed thai II
should be suspended unit, the decision of the
contested election, then pending before ,he
House of presentaIivrs, was known. A nun
be- my other friends in This City. also nd.
visrd suspension until that question WIS set
tied alleging tina, rat FEELING ran sufficiently
high in Gong essneam# me already, aud that
this publication .as calculated TO increase
hem. For the above reasons II. publication
has been DELAYED until thus time You will now
pleas give II an inser ION in your neIi paper
Aud much obige your frirud,
THOMAS ID. ARNOLD.
Washington, Jan. II 1890
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21
PoETRY.
SONG.

OoNO.
Com,osed for the occasion by Bartholomew
Rtoun. ESQ. and sung by him al the Agri-
cultural Dinner in Br'dsewater, (Mas') on
Wednesday, Nov. a.
h,owo bonny rusiics, and lords OF the soil
~ le, short diuy amuse you awhile
w." farmers who live by the sweat of the
brow,
of, ;oin in a song rs they iolio~ the plough
Win Gallant 4 GOldiag and Dooo," we CO.
,yhIa on, fields loud Ie-echo Gee up aud
Gee o!
,vo farmers awake at tue break of the morn.
,vSan ,he thrush mounts the pine top from
bramDle or thorn:
uh;le Isuogers lie snoring, our labonr goes on,
win our bright cattle moving brisk over the
lawn.
With Gallant and Golding, &c.
7, N. dav. Of our Sires, but a short while rgo,
I, was deem'd dishononr 10 plough aud TO
hoe
And now It's the pride OF our greatest OF men
To rim the green corn fields aud NOV the
sweet glen.
With Gallant, &C.
Tina was ~nen INC piouo"3 "'' 81 N"N
1,s, turned IN the turf like the snout of hog ,
But modern Improvement, with stout sturdy
teams
so., the depth of the soil, though it reach to
the beams.
With Gallant, &c.
Our lo~lands, once covered with rushss and
fern,
4 I.;r for The cony, aud home for tine hprn,
acclaimed by oar Industry, plainly dlsc.os',
Tina, toll makes The wilderness bloom like the
rose.
With Gallant &c.
Our broad. cIo,hs imported, with gewgaws &
trash,
0u corse,,ed handles may wear for dab 2;
But fine Yankee homespuI, Inc "or'h must con-
fess
is 6t Cor a K,ng's orr Presidents dress.
With Gallant, &c
See labour give health TO our country around.
And our stalls and our markets with plenty ~
bound
On beef ol Old England lei eplcures dine,
Yet naueht can excel a rich Yankee surloin
With Gallant, Sc.
john Bull calls us pumpkins, arguiies
that,
Blu, to prove that our soil i, both mellow aod
fati
lie may rail, il he please, out guess It's a.
greed,
That John has found pih in small pumpkin
seed.
With GIttdnt, &c
Bal hark What forebodilg is heard in the
street
" Hard times is the by-word from all thai we
meet.
Still the breast of TIE farmer cheering hope
feels,
While his CROPS scent the vallies and focks
crown the bills.
With GGll0u!, &c.
Some growing ambitious, and purse growing
iank
To Gil up their Golfers resort 10 the bank
But wealth the mos, lasting is purchased by
toll,
And the farmers best bank is a bank Of rtrh
soil.
With Gallant &C,
John Clover, he welded the sweet Molly Bean.
Who learned Of her mother 10 knit and TO pm,
10 milk and to churn and make cheesas ana
such
They managed with prudence, and thrIvec
e liz the Dutch :"
With Gallant, &c.
Would mother aud father and daughter and
sou,
Here take good lesson from Molly and John.
And 'e' th' If expenses and notions be less,
linen health asd con,entment their labOurs
would nless.
With GoI!dl.. and Golding and DobJin they'd
G.
And fields loud re-echo, Gee up and
Gee %!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

mg day ssigned Tor the con ,defalion of mi
vate bllis, neari, twenty Il them were cnuside
ed IN committee Of the Whole, and forwarded
.fough ther egnlar stages Upon motion OF
n''. mcDuihe The use OF the Ha, was granted
Tor fo-'i"t, TO the Columbian Destitute and
upon ike motion by slr. Archer .,m,l,r
privilege WAS granted 10 the / nL,n,ga,I,n o.,
sefy Tor Monday evening. T,iegronb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21
TERMS.

a., rer annum, pay able In advauco.--So sub
bfoi m ne received for less time than SIX months
saD n,nsr will be discontinued (bu, at the discretion
ard no tpS i unit, all srrearaees are paid.
viii n be .ni 81 :, en- sfo of
si1are 70, Those from distance must be paid Tor
hair Insertion, the payment assumed by
p ,s%e prsssponsibo person in Lyn'hours'
,..n,srv Orders not exceeding two squares are
..'.,,sa for six dollars.
.,,,.,t.rs addressed TO the Edhors must De posi-
q A, .ssv will no, be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

To the Editor of the National Journal.
SIR: The communication of which the en-
closed is copy, was handed TO the Editor Of
the Telegraph on the Gay ii bears date. He
refused 10 publish it. communicated it TO him
because in the Telegraph the speeches TO which
Il refers were prominently published--one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

10 Committee, all other orders were pos,pa med
sud the contested election tax 4, nm v,h.u Mr.
Arno poke in answer To Mr.. Lea's .peeob
OF Fndas The COMMITTEE rose, and renorted
the resolution of the Committee en- Elections
without amendment, when Mr.. TAYLOR addres.
sed The House. in opposition 10 the Committees
report, aud proposed an amendment. 10 vaca,e
the seat OF Mr.. La. Pending which. on mo.
ton of Mr. Johnson oil Tennessee, the House
adjourned The vote on adjournment was 81
10 SO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

Friday, Jan. 16.-The Senate did not SIT,
having Oh the preceding day adjourned until
Monday next. -.
In ,he House Of Representatives, Friday be-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-10

d HODE ISLAND LOTTERY class.
IL no. 4 draws Friday June II. High.
est prize s2000--I'lckets ] parts in proper
ton.
CUMBERLAND g. OXFORD LOT
Terry class 9; draws Monday June u.
Highest prize $50O0-Tickeis 2 parts in
proportion. a
CONNECTICUT RIVER LOTTERY
class ] extra; draws Wednesday June l6.
Highest prize se000-Tickets 3 parts in
proportion. -.
DRAWN NUMBERs.
Or Groton Monument class 25-:3 3S So
81 II 60 4G 30 40. OF Cumberland and
Oxford no, S-4G z 80 "a ii "a 90 s 81.
s. CAllOONE.
MORE PRIZES.-Combination 3 20
45 Maine State no. II, sold in package of
quarters $1,000
Grand Consol Lott. Con. no. Comb.
nation I9 81 az came up prize Of 200,
and was sold in whole ticket.
Besides very handsome lot OF sl00, 90,
so. in the above and other lotteries drawn
since.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-10
GgtIp NEWS
ENTERED

ENTERED
Sloop Collector, Heath, New York.
Sloop Venus, Child, do.
Sloop Albany, Vars. do.
Soop SPLENDID. Read, do.
Sloop Albion, Smith, New London.
CLEARED
Brig Fame. Vnson, Havana.
Schr. Washington, Eldredge, Norfolk
Schr Haxall Shove, Alexandria.
Slr'p Albion, Smith, Providence.
Sloop Venus. Child, do.
Sloop Splendid, Read, do.
Essex, Stanley, Wilmington, n. c.
.ARRTV.4LS.
Wtdnesady--Schr. Agnes, Swaysey
days fun Charleston, via New York.
T'uesddy--Schr Entered Apprentice
Hood, 6 days FIN. Wilmington, N. {.
MEMORANDA
Arr at New Bedford on Saturday last.
ship Euphrates, Clifford, from Pacific Ocean
Dec. Odd, spoke ship Erie. Adams, Of this
port, with 900 bbls. oil; Jan. 9, Frederick
Earl, DO. 1900 .H
AZ Havana, May 2lst brig Criterion,
Hughes, FIN. N. Orteans. aig.-e,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-10
bsha,ot.ot 81 ,li dussS.-,b,t Of being I

bshs,oient of, ali duEsS~thst Of being 1
mother 10 the orphan, and 4 protector to ,hs
ftherless, is closed, By contamination Of all
that is most lovely in the female character
A prayer to the Father OF mercies, that he
would bless the surviving objects OF her re-
gare, and that they with her, might, through
the atonement Of the ascendant, be eternally
reunited in the salvation Of the Christian
Church. Communicate.
On Friday morning last, after a few hours
illness. Mr.. Edmund Waring, son of Dr. L. I.
Waring, aged 22 years
In Middle,own on the sth inst. after lin
gering illness. which she bore with very great
patience and fortitnde, Mrs. Patience, wife OF
Mr.. George Rogers, and daughter OF Deacon
WIN. Taggart, Of that place, aged 50 years
In the death Of Mrs. X. an afectionate hus-
band is left to mourn the loss of one, tender,
kind and sympathetic. rejoicing in his Joy and
mourning in his SORROW. A very youthful and
interesting family is bsreft of parent who
has watched over them with maternal solicit
ude, and guided their early footsteps in the
path of virtue. Her weeping relatives end
friends mourn that she, who so lately enliven.
ed their happy circle. has forever leii them
and society also sustains the loss OF an indus
trous, useful aud ornamental member. But
let lis not yleid 10 iminouefato anu uha'a'Hng
sorrow, but in humble submission to that un-
srring Providence, rejoice that We have res-
son TO hope that she viii finally obtain through
tho merits ofthe Redeoner in whom she trus-
ted, a triumph over the power of death, aud
her immortal spirit shine minisiering angel
in the abode of eternal bliss. where there shall
be no more sorrow, pain, and parting OF friends.
Her funeral will BE- solcmnizcd this afternoon
al 2 o'clock, from her late residence, Mr.. lo-
seph Rogers farm house, in Middlotown.
Communicated.
On the % inst. Mr. Jonathan Il. Bnr
dick, an Industrious and worthy young
man, aged 26years, was washed from the
rocks at Prices Neck, while engaged IN
fishing, and unfortunately drowned. His
loss will be deeply felt by wife and Q
children-and very Numerous circle OF
relations and friends.