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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
Bultimorecmnty, OetoLer2, lo!I

DulfIWOFtcDuHIy, UtIOOtI - -,
About foar winters ago, was 'everei! fos
!, bo,b feet. and bee anne quite lame Every sucee''
ar winter brough, forth the severity OF the dhy'
heard of Judkins' ointment and bad II aprNea;
acted like charm, completely curing me N anI
time. EDWIN H. o"rI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
For Rent,
To Let,

S,a convenient, we'll finished two story brick
dwelling house on Henry street between h'ns
and Prince Streets havingsx good rooms, store ROOM
kitchen, servants room, smoke house, &c Inc rent
will be made low to goodte Apply AZ 'he sae
,;nn store. corner of Prince and Union streets.
.,1A WIN MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
70 Rent,

A three,story brick Dwelling House,
xTfH an Prime. near Fairfax sts-the front room
ass calculated for millinery, fancy or other store
LII Rent will be low, and terms moderate oy aP-
plying to Anthony p. Cover. p.neoNe
iune ~ SUl.oMpN hNoOt,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
Cabinet NNare-Nuom,

Corner of King and Washington-streefs;;
VJNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
i the public in general, that he has on hand an as
sortmen, of
NETT 4 DURABLE FURNITURE,
warranted equal to any manufactured IN the District
find also an assortment Of
VENETIAN CURTAIN BLINDS
All of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices on
the usual credi, to punctua customers
feby4 w j. rEhHooON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
For Rent,

NOI NOhOS
80 Two brick dwelling Houses; one o.
f which is two stories, situate near the corner VI
SsSsi Royal-street, and ---street, formerly oc
GG1 cupied by John H. Crease Inc otner .' Is
new three story house on Cameron-street one square
from Capetts Hotel and late the residence OF poctor
IIumphry Peske, and is amongst the best dwelling
houses in Alexandria. To good tenants the rents Will
be made low Possession can be had immedistey.
iuly 81 Applyto NJ. MILLER 3 SUN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
Annapoiis, ApriliS.l.. ~

thereby certify, that have us. some o. ,oCvr,,
ointment in my family with such success as gc,.
~, th.t !, deserves to be recommended to The an.
ed. One MISTAKENLY son had been labor'ns "I s,I
very disayreeable eruption on his head tns'
all efforts TO cure it-untilby applying ps''
it was entirely removed in lessthan .werE ,.v,LL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
Charles bennett

Has received and offers for sale,
q pipes French Brandy. genuine imported from
- London Docks
Fine Old Bottled ZINES.
casks, doz each Blsckburn's Madeira, 20
years in bottle
4 casks doz each, Oivara & Co.'S
do do do fine Old port
5 cases doz. each haut sauterne
5 do do do T. e. sparkling champagne
S do do do Rhenish wine
He has to Let,
"A The large and conn, iious Store and Cellar
,fs1, >djoining the Franklin House Apply as above
oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
F\annels and Tickings.

large assortment of domestic Aannels, Dorchester
n ckings cloths, cassmeres, sattnets, kerseys and
Iipseys, for sale at the manufacturers prices, by
nov A. C.. CAZENoYE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
.Ionathan Mays

New House and Tobacco Factory is
,y!SX to let. 1t is, taken altogether, one OF the
Ssse most complete establishments for the purpose
of manufacturing tobacco or segars IN the DIS
trict;and goodtenant the rent would be maze 'o"
Apply to COW
march I? NJ, MILLER q ooN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
70 HeMt,
Sugar, MoAasses, Salt, &c.

Sugar. MoAasses, Salt, &c.
(oCO hhds Porto Rico sugar
~ 38 hhls first quality retailing molasses
800 sacks salt
200 barrels No mackercl
casks winter strained oil
8 bales hops
chests young hyson tea
2O2 casks cut nails and brads, sll sizes
0barYels tanners oil
90 tubs and IA kegs butter
Ceases satineus
S bales Salisbury Alnnes, fine white and scar
let printed For sale by
nov q A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
faN Goods

TUX UVONS
~ ST. p THOMPSON have received, per the shps
u. Boston and Britannia, and ohersrrva!s, general
assortment of
British, French, German, and Domestic
GOODS.
sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09

NIB This Ointment, which is h'gnE arJ We.
application for Frost-bites, Burns, scs'o'' s f.
mems Sore or sweIled Breasts, is put up in nsi
nished glazed jugs well corked and sealed,
rections how to use it. The proprietor os:.
be observed that in order to preserve us N. Al,
sons using it. will cork again. SO as 10 weep
from destroying its good qualities No .k,J ard
them in any other waythan being wen ''''S
sealed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09
III A T s /! |!
Morse & JOsseAyn,

sNOrSc q SOsocASA'
Corner of King and Royal SIS .7leranaraa,
HAVE on hand, and continue to manufacture, Ha us
Ill of the various qualities aud fashions now worn'
for sale, wholesale OF retail.
They have received, by the latest arrivals from New
York and Philadelphia, complete assortment OF
Genfiemen'S,
Ladies' and Chiidren'S Beavers ana ups
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS:
Torethcr with a fall assortment of Hatters' Furs,
Trimmings, Dye stuffs, &c. &c.
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
oan 10 bsd s,ssuhere dec Is
Bank Stock for sale.
A FEW Thousand Dollars of Bank Stock VIII be
n sold on long credit, with security on real estate
!, otherwise; OF will be exchanged for undouoteu
,onds or country paper. Apply to the printer
does -
Bank Stock Wanted.
Unity or sixty shares Of United States Bank STOCK
II wanted. Apply to GEORGE WHITE,
Auctoneer
Bank Stuck.
m shares Farmers Bank Stock, for sale by
I'LL WM. ID. MUTT,
aug IS Corner of Prince and Union SIS.
stocks.
AZ Shares Alexandra Bank Stock
~ 100 do Mechanics Bank, fully paid
Fire Insurance Company
Columbian do do for sale.
or premium paid for English and Portugal Gold
sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09


nov IS WA FOWLE Go.
CHAMPAGNE. HIBBERT's LONDON
BRowN Stout, PORTER, &c.
ID J. sA vETAT returns his thanks 10 the public
for the patronage they have heretofore extended
TO him. and informs them that he has this day received
fresh supply of the above choice Liquors, with which
he would be happy to furnish them, either by wholesale
or retail Aso by the schooner Esther Sally, seve.
raj hogsheads of
PHILADELPHIA PORTER,
which he will deliver in any part of the town free OF
expense by the dozen otherwise. lie has on hand,
CHAMPAGNE AND CLARET WINES
of his own importation, which he will warrant pure
All orders from the country VIII be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly attended to.
Good strong Ninega,. suitable for family use, may be
had at all times at mis- Bor1Lso CELLAR hoyaI STREET,
.alerandria Cash given for Old Bottles.
Corks of various quates for sale.
NIB Dseins and occurring continued as heretofore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-09

EDWARD sTABLER y SUM- D'"SS 'AIezardrl'!
WIN GUNToN, Druggist, penn'5l'anw,s a nti.
N. JEwETF' Druggist CINE washington
mo. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown r., r.
g. MURRAY, Port TOBACCO, Nd. -
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27
.ron The s,,un,on Spectator.

IS to the course which the people Of
the West ought 10 pursue AT this cri.js.
we have heard no suggestion which has
appeared altogether satisfactory 20 Us
IL seems to he the npiniou of some. iha.
we ought 10 accept the Constitution. aS
being better than The old one-and n.
- much gained III the wav Of reform.
They argue that we Shunld not rashlv
reject cycry advantage which has bren
won ~ ths campaign. merely because
we oorld not drive the enemy from his
capitol. Let Va embrace. say they.
all the advantages which the rev Con
stitution gives u. and when the arpru-
pirate season CONES round. we will
commence operations aircsh. II i Idle
10 'hiuk OF abandoning the whole field
again to tho enemy. merel, because VIC
have not got all We want. There are
those. also. who will scarcely listen 10
such reasoning. They regard the mat
ter more SCriOu>Iv. They consider that
their own characters viii be involved
IN the course which they take on this
question. They feel that they are con
temned and insulted bv their Eastern
brethren, in the offer of such Cousti-
tntlon--and that they would deserve IN
be 1.-The degraded things" which II
wouid make them, IL they stopped 10
accept II This is no time. they think.
to talk Of PoLIcy. when our title to
manhood-when one of the very funda-
mental principles Of republican govern
mcnt, are al stake
Such appear to be the present senti
nen's Of the few with whom we have
vet had an Opportunity Of conversiug.
For ourselves. we are quite in a Quar.-
Diary. We believe We would rnther
The re" Constitution should he sdopt
ed-lnt not ty ,ccsfcrn rofe. II -
certainly preferable To the old ono I'm
several respectable number of the
Legislature has been reduced about
orc Ihird-tlie right Of suffrage - OK
tended consider ably-the Advisory
Council Of rhe Governor has been re-
duccd from eight members 10 three
The judiciary - made more rssucns;
bic TO the people and a yearly saving
ut about so, 900 dollars, in 90, efnmcn-
tai expenses. would be effected under
~. We confess. moreover. that IL i
our lear, II the new Constitution should
be rejected, we would not fo, many
wears To come. obtain majority of rhs,
people IA favour Of The call of anoiher
convention ;--suoh has been the SICK
rhing effect 81 the one Just closed
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

an6 in turn Ne became the vanquI>hed
and were obliged Co subscribe go teru-
dictated by these whom we had regard
cd n defeated anil PROSTATE.
10 this day We believe one half O..
three -four,hs Of the people of the Nr,t
are under the impression that nalor
ity Of the white population IS on the
West side Of the Blue Ridge. when IN
Tact The majority against ~ - $4,000.
and of the fdT-pnyi'Ig population wr
are minority IF less Han a fourth.
These are facts Of the utmost impcr-
lance IN Turning an opinion ct the rel"
t',c merits 81 the new CONSTITUTION. -
Ii the, operate against u. II - our mis
fortune. perhaps; but they are sull
tsot-. which all the reasoning of the
world cannot alter.
On the other hand. the fact that The
West must forever be represented by
n minority ~ 'hc legislature, no mat
ter how great, her population may ono
dav exceed that Of the East must
remain 80 until the East shall >oluntz
rily choose 10 Surrender the pow ,-is
in,o!crable 10 republican people. !,
- indeed 4 hard saving. aul few vl
fear can bear ~. but VIC supplieatc
moderation aud forbcar1nCc. and shalt
chccriullv lend our columns 10 calm
and fall discussion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

~ SUNDAY lss'. sorais. ,nfsn, daoghte, 81
VI Ions'han bsrus. ~ this county. sgrIs
bout Eve yests
IN hondsy morning be- Nfs Ceusp.
"uf ~ hr Adssn ofubb. ~ ,h'- county
~ the CTS ~ Richmond, o. The 1f,b ,r..
loHv NsfHsf. ~ - Fsnviier eo.ins, 4.
'"s 'aih fesf 90 hes sge ~ Nacrs~ gass
gallant sod Distinguished officer DUNG 49,
'a'e va, laeysr ~ brilliant proris,. a., ,
member O. Us late State CoavsRtoe
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

Among lie hills passed we're the follow
,ing --'' An set 70 amend m act. emitted
20 1c ~ incorporate thc Chester field RAD
Road Company &" aud
m act 10 ~furnd an sct. entitled a.,
act 10 organize e Convention TIN, .,u
di'pens's WITH ihc 1911 section Of the or,
-in'l law. which tsgpircs notice IL tf,e.
months before taking = vote on tho Or
" n''on and slsn require. Of The Es~ru
I'VE 70 publish the Constitution once d
mon'h ~ Nc newspapers 4 COPY Of a..
on.laoiioa . 10 be- transmitted 4, a.,
'l''k' ~ each 81 The count,e. snJ bo
coughs 20 The state, Who are rs0uireJ 4,
gi'e notice on each a. their court J,,.
on 'h'ir court house doors. sniil the dsv
Of opening the POLLS
\ communication ~as received from Tho
1ore'nor. entlpstng p statement ,C a..
coalition II thr Bank of the valley. and of
We Noi'h"es'efn Bank. Winch VS. fefe,
req 20 TIC committee upon he Banks
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27
PHILIP y BARBOUR.
P'esitie5a u tie Cans c1iiOH.
SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
Ordered, that the roll CONTAINING the
draft OF the amended Consultation =
dopted by This Convention, and Nv II
submitted 10 the people OF tbi. Com
monwealtb, for their ratification o. re-
Jcction, be enclosed by The Secretary
10 4 case proper for Is preservation.
a6j deposited among the archiye, Of
the Council Of STATE.
Ordered, that the Secretary do cause
the Journal Of ne proceeding, az this
Convention. 10 be iaIrlv entered an n
well bound book, aud after the same
shall have been signed by the Presi
dent. and Atiested by the Secretary.
that he deposit thc same, together with
all the original documents 90 the DO,
session Of Inc Convention. and connect.
eel with ~ proceedings among the Or
chiNes 81 the COuDch OF State: and
'"r'hor, that he cause ten printed Co
pies oi the said Journal 90 be- veil
bound, and deposited ~ the Public Ii
brary.
Ordered. that che President If the
Cow entIon. DO certify true eopv ~
the amended Consultation ~ the Gsue.
raj Assembly now in session; and that
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

We of Use West can now So tb,t
"c vent toto The Convention ~,th TOO
great CLAIMS. Our expectations vrr,
Too highly raised to permit w. 10 bear
our appointment vlih moderation
Because 'i'e sYest gave an -ln,c.t an
divided vote for a Con, eniion. and A..
Ea't - unanimously orpo.cd o. H.
the middle counties giving the msiou
~ 90 our iaNor, Nv e thoaci5f The veto
~ "rrs, aud We pre.criiJed condition.
70 our opponents, which The niddl,
COUNTESS ae5ng as umpire, rejected
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27
VIRGINIA LEoIsLArURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MesSr' John Is Christian. of Charles
oiiy. Daniel \ Wilson. Of CunbcrIsnd
W yndham Robertson. of The city al Rich
mond' and Guy X { Allen. of Preston
were elected members Of the ENrcut,vr
to"noI. IN place Of Mrssrs Campbell add
Legrand. appointed TO offices under Tho
national gotcrnmcni. aud Mcssfs Cotton
and Buggs. removed
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

The General Assembly be and they ere
hereby requested To make any add
tional provisions by law. which may he
necessary and proper for submitting
the same to the v"ters thereby qualified
80 vote Tor members al the General
Nssembls at the next April elections.
aud Tor organizin. the Government un
der tae amended Constitution. in case
Il shalt he approved aud ratified by
such voters.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

!. The judicial po~er shall be vest
cd N a supreme court If appeals, "a
such superior courts as the Legislature
may from time 90 time or,la,n aud es
tablish. and the judges thereof in the
county courts, and ~ Justices Il me
peace. The Legislature ma, also vest
such Jurisdiction a. shall De deemed
necessary M corporation courts. and IN
the magistrates who NAV belong 10 the
corporate BODY. The jurisdiction Of
these tribunals. and of The Judges there.
~. shall be- regulated bY law. The
judges ~ the supreme coprt 81 appeals
and Of toe superior courts, shall hold
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

The Hiehmond Enquirer gives an interest
ing account of the scenes of the last day Of
;hc Convention. We last week gave a shnr,
extract from the editorial columns uf tina,
print. and now present the remainder Of the
article
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
Notice,

the case ct Ann T.. Re, ton against Francis Pew.
4 ton, administrator, with the viii annexed, of Ann
Peyton deceased; Jonah thompson ard Margaret his
wife, late Margaret Peyton, &c thu heirs and lt,-
sees Of Ann Peyton, deceased; Virginia Pe,ton era
ven Peyton, John PeytOn and West Pe,ton infant
children and heir. al law Of West Feyton, Il. ceased
who another ofthe children Of the SAID Ann, Ora
ven Pey tcn, Margaret Pcyton. Valentine y;on Nan
cy p,yton, esi peyton, ilism Peytnn. AMI Mar,
Peyt1n, children and heir. al law Of Villa IN Pe,tnn
VINO another of the 'dTen of the said mn; Va.
lentne Peyton aud Susan his wife, which said Susan
was the only child Of VacntiBe reyton deceased ano
iber OF the children OF he said Ann Fey ton d, ceased;
Samuel Swearingen, husband of Margaret Pe,toD
Fielding winlock, husband of Nancy Pc, ton -
Hart anil Susan his wife. Abraham F,rmsn and Eliza
beth his wife, and Samuel P-y,on. which said Msrps
ret. Nancy, Susan, Elizabeth, and Samuel. are children
and heirs at law Of William Of the heirs a, law OF
the said Ann Peyton, deceased; and Samue, ,tor
one OF the heirs 1t Valentine Peyton who was one of
the children OF said Ann, aud William Hart and Susan
his wife
The parties defendants in the above suit, now de.
penlirg on tie Chsncury side 81 the Circui; Court Of
the District Of Columbia at tlexandFis Ill take no.
tee, that on the III day # Ruguf "eIt beticesn 10
4 ~ and T. w. a, the Office f juln Chamh rs in
the Ci'y If Washington, the complainant vii take the.
iepositoas OF ! h'nss Hsvener, rizSbeh Hav ener o-
g~r e. eighmsn, Richard wsIlack, John r.. + ost
and Thompsor-to be Tesd on the tFlal Of the said
SUIT. ANNE. PEYrON
~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
ORIGINAL POETRY.
TO e \.

s;y hearts in the Land where the Wild Hover blows,
Nv hearts in The land where the evergreen grows,
Where the i-ssamne blooms and the woodb,ne |" hcs
Around the magnolia i,s c!as,eEiHa vines
Eare,rellto the lowlands, farewell to the South,
Farewell TO the land of pure friendship and wo!ih.
An exile AMI wandeTer, uHcea>ing III mourn
AMI lament the how'd hours tlat ne Can return.
arewe! the bright murnuring s;reaHl-ts that How
Farewell TO the lonely and sea.bes,en shores
Farewell 20 the seu; and cool shady b owes,
Farewell TO the Wild deer ,ha; gracefully moves.
Ny hearts in the land wh.yc the wild flower blows,
My hearts nj ,he land where lie erergree1 gross,
where the jessanire blooms and the woolbn swiues
Around the .nss' .a.l lis clustering vines
AUBREY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
Gross HerPiNge

01n BRIs. No. /, landing at Ramasy's Wharf and
- ~ for sale low By LINDSAY, HILL. 5Co.
jy1 IA ;WR.aP.S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-19
SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND

Hs,.mo.elual County. Ta. Jab II. 1850.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30

ofthe flames. The loss is estimated al
20 millions forins. Holland will pay
the indemnity. The American Com
sui has given NJ. .Rogier assurances
that his government will demand rcim-
bursemcnt.
Towards night, daputaiiop Of cit
IZcns was sent To the citadel, who OBJ
tanned provisional suspensiom of hos-
tilities. The following order was pub
Iishcd the next day.
order o7the Doy.--Io the Army.
HeAr QoApTFKs, ANTWERP.
Brave comrades, your efforts have
been successful. In few days you
have done what no army would have
dared to undertake. We are masters
Of Antwerp; the enemy is entirely dis
Dersed, and his cavalry is flying in con-
iusion towards the frontiers of Holland.
suspension cfarms il agreed on with
fhe Governor OF the citadel, and ncgo-
iiations are III progress for It's surren-
Ter.
The Brigadier commanding the Bel
,ian trcnps. NyPELS.
The provisional government author
izcs rs. i. CLazal 10 treat with the
General commanding the citadel Gi
Antwerp, on the basis previously a.
freed to, atterrecciying and giving the
following eyplauafio,'s-(omiitcd.)
All took oatii to deliver ihc city.
During the whole Of the night of the
Goth, there was fighting in The streets.
The city gates were taken by main
'orce ,by the armed Inhabitants, and
hc citizen army from Br,sscla) from,
heir entry. hciwecn I aud . O'Clock.
;'he following proclamation was pub
ished;
Bplgim,s The representative ofthc
provisional GoycrEncnt makes known
hat ti,c commission sent 20 Gen.
Chassc has obtained permission, ~
Brussels, Both Oc!.-=Antwerp pre-
senta an animated hat dcsalate spec
,acIc. since the h9mhafdmcut. All tie
streets are barricadrd, and the patriot
fiag is iua;ing over The city. ". OH
var is now commandunt Of the place.
Aiahy persons were buried in the rGins
of their houses. The appearance of
the city was terrible, when set OH FIRE
hv :. shower of bombs, grcnadcs, &c.
the streets deserted by all, except now
and thcn few fugitiycs. The landing
of "A quantity of'arms was the signal of
insrIrrection--eyery citizen took arms.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30

day 10 day attend the Senate, during
the trial for Impeachment, and meet,
during that time, at IL o'clock. The
House at IL O'clock resolved itselfinto
Committee of the Whole, and went
upto the Senate, in pursuance Of the
said resolution. 49,
FRIDAY, Dec. 24.--No business OF
any paticular Importance was'trans-
acted iii the Senate, prior toits sitting,
in the usual manner, as Couit'of I'm
pgachment on Judge Pcck's trial
The credentials of the election of VII
liam wilkins, by the Legislature o!
Fcnnsy lvania, as q senator for that
State for six years from the 4,h OF
March next, were presented by the
President pro tsm.--Judge Peck's trial
proceeds. Mr. Lawless's cross-exarl-
nation H. not vet concludea.--The
Senate adjourned tili IL O'clock or
Monday.
IN the, House Of Representatives.
Sundry petitions weee presented and
referred, and various resolutions adopt
I'D. Mr. Johns Of Delaware p,ovod n
reconsideration of the vote oflshe pre-
ceding day, by which the resolution OF
Mr. Haynes, that the House o,tcEd il
the Sc ate, from day to day, during
the trial of Judge Peck, was,sdopted
hu, Mr.. Polk moved 10 postpone the
question till Monday and Mr. Johns
conscntiug, the motion was post
poned. The House adjourned to
Monday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30

been The historyo Of the humsn. hsa,.
is the same in every year. Time has
passed over it in wrath and in mildneas
--afiiicting and healing. giving and TAX
ing away. He has blighted the bios
som Of hope-he has struck down tho
spire of ambition. the palace Of pride.
and tie bower rofbeaufy--lieh has brought
calamity upon the fortunes, and death
into the dwellings, of man. Is III avail
ing to mourn for this Has Le NOT
also given new objects to ambition and
aiiection-has lie not also transplanied
hope'to spot where new blossoms have
sprungl Yes-thnrgh hc kills the tud,
he does not blast the tree. Has lie not
chastencd human passion, tempered
human feeling, ard Strengthened hui
man Judgment Has hcnot humbled
'he naughty, punished the vain, and a.
yenged the injured
Let US so contemplate the past. that
we may be better prepared for The fu-
tGre-let us make memory the hand.
maid Of wisdom---let us enjoy the bles-
sings ofthe coming year with cheerful
ness,
" For God is paid whom man rsceives;"@ ts
Let MS hear It's evils with forfiiude,
and confront its perils with courage.
And let us so ACT, that whether its close
finds us in time or in eternity, we shall
not fear the one, nor loathe the other.