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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-06-19
LATEsr FROM ENGLAND.

lhe hannibal at New \ ork from Lon
don, brings London dates to May 8.
Private Letters from London, dated Sd,
says it vas not expected the King would
survive through the week.
The British parliament met on the sGth
April, but nothing Of moment was done up
to the Sd of May, the last date The
news from the Continent was also Of little
moment. Our papers give the Proetcol
Of the Alfred Powers, signed at London
On the 4th Feb. last, by which the terms
on which Greece was to receive q sover-
eign was fixed. The Prince of SAKE Co.
bourg had accepted OF The t.rms. The
difference between Austria and Morocco
had been settied-the brigaatine Velcre,
captured in 1898, was to be given up BY
Morocco, and the treaty of commerce OF
1905 was to BE- renewed War was cx-
pectcd to break out in India, the King OF
Ava having manifested disposition to re-
commence hostilities. The following are
extracts from the latest papers.
From the Court Circular, May ID
The bulletin of his Mnjesty's health, is-
ouSa 1CotSiua 10 SS Aoaio"S.
g Windsor Castle, .May2.
"'Thc King ssymptoms have not varied
His Majesty has passed another bad
night,
HENRY HALFoRp
MATTHEW JoHN TIEkNEY."
Both Ply sicians st;l remain in close at
tendance ON the King. 1t was understood
in the ministerial circles, (says the Cour-
ier Of 3D. May that On Saturday, May
y his majesty experienced a change for
the better; but it appears by the bulletin
issued yesterday, that ii has not been last
ing.
Great throngs waited nt the entrance Of
the Palace oa the lst and I'd May, anx-
iously expecting the bulletin.
Wn.dsor Castle, May 3, evening.
Heath Of the king.-The King has
suffered much by want of sleep; never
thelcss his Meissty's symptoms are miti;, .:
ed this morning.
Henry HALroRD,
MATTHEw JOHN TIKRxEY.
Ia the House of Lords April 80; the
Marquish Of Clanricardewishcd to know
whether His Msjesty's Government had
received official notification of the cstab-
lishment Of regency at Terceira by the
lawful Queen Portugal; and ifthey had,
whether nny step had been taken by them
in consequence
The Earl of Aberdeen replied, that
Government were aware Of the fact of the
establishment Of snch regency; but :hey
had no official relations with the persons
composing it.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-06-19

Green peas were sold in London, A
,ril 2s, At frs gsHseas quart.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-06-19

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Of this State will convene At Newport,
on Tuesday next, agreeable to adjourn
ment. Considerable business of import
ance will come before them.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-06-19

The Rev. G. G. Cotton, known as tn
author Of I.accn, is now residing in Paris
in state Of squalid wretchcdness, havin
fallen prey to gamblers and sharpers
with whom hc has long been an associate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

LOTTERY DR-4Bsy --------
iO-MORROW MORNING, at 10 o,,oek ~
ISL Glass Extra, or the Dismal Swami !. ot,err ~,
DO drawn in this city, when the fpowino 80, " =
VIII be distributed, viz: 'f''"'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
~ ssFftOtr &aIfW.
THIS DAY.
KY OTIS, DUNIOP 81 CO.

ia OTIS, DUNLOP Sc co.
GROCERIES.
On TUESDAY, the Goth inst, at 10 o'clock, will
be sold at our Auction Store. general assortmcj,t
of prime Groceries, &c.
apl9 O. d. g. Co Auc,.
yin be added TO the above sale,
90 Hhds ST. Crox AVID Porto Rico sugars
100 bags coffee. part prime green
so boxes soap
&c do candles
So do sperm Candles
81 do chocolate
- bills Newark cider, very sweet
10 hhds. niOlasses
80 boxes starch
90 do fig blue
hids Baltimore whskev
cases fancy soap
10 half tierces
Leading lines: segars, loaf aud lump sugar -
Coenac brandy, country
Malaga wine, soal leather
Lamp OIL, mems fine hats
- case boots, ceroons indigo &c &c
o. ID. S. Co. Aucts.
FURNITURE
hk. Il. BAKER, intending to remove from f,r.
CITY, Will, ON Wednesday, the 91st inst sol, ~,
pubic auction. all his Household and Kitchen Fun;
t' consisting IN part of the following articles viz
eieSant brussels Carpet, common do Plated
SandiestIcks, Decantcrs, Dining aHd Tea Self,
Deus ana oedstea'ts sideboards chairs tables sof,s
bureaus lire sets, looking glasses passa or
amp hrst rate fine toned piano forte number of
valuable books, time piece, gun and ca.e m,,la h.
McNaught, safe and sure horse for baroucLe ~
gig, an excellent double gig, and many other arrir.
ne sale wI take place ut 10 o'clock at Dr. Baker.
residence where the furniture can be seen The d,v
before the sale. Terms cash wy
u The House Dr. b. now occupics is f,r r.n,
lis fiIture residence will be, No CO Chamber
Me- York. Street,
up 10 o. d. 81 CO Auc,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
.-.....s x. oa.noetng srtIere Of tho Constitution

~-r---1s onnoefifg Srticre Of the Constitution
which defines suffrage. 1t is follows:
In the first p lace then, all those who were en-
titled TO vote under the present Constitution
g. Every citizen who is possessed, whose ten
ant for life at su6orance is possessed of free
hold in land of the value of S25.
g. Every tenant in common, joint tenant or par
cenor Of share in freehold estate in land of
the value of S25.
4. Every revcrsioner vested remainder man in
fee expectant estate for life in land of the value
of $50.
g. All who in occupation OF lcashold for
term Of years, worth an annual rent of $50
g. Every house keeper and head of family who
pays revenue tax.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
STATE OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

STATE OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
The frequency of the arrivals from Europe, and
The sborness ofpassagcs across the Aantic,are With
ont example.
Both England and France in critical condi
tion--the one from the weight Of her debt to meet
the interest on which g. the current expenses of Go
vernnent, LG0, 600, 900 sterling per annum
sory, and which is fast driving the entire middle class
into pauperisrn-France flom political excitement
in the latter, the LibtralSor in trucr phrase, the
epubicans--notwithstan the aristocratic re
strictons on suffrage, have for two years obtained
decided ascendant in tho Chambers This more
especially the case at the last election, and in the
Parliament which met in February ministers were
left in minority. The point aimed at by them was
TO remove the Pognac ministry of ultra ROYAL prin-
cples, and tho Address in reply to the Kings specch
hreatled spirit of determined accomplishment Of
that object. Left in minority ministers following
the English custom should have resigned a holder
course was taken, and the Chambers were prororued
20 the first September. This great event has left
INC rrblic F1iad in violent frmcTt. ard .c mos cay
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Charles City-for Senator Harve &c, Brown 47-Dee.
90, against il %.
buckingham Delegates Yancey 3I5 Christians 3O3 b.
cock 234, Patterson 1l0-For Constitution $40 auas,
+'it6. = e
Pster'burg VIM. Rober,son-For the Cons,u-
ton 2l3, against il 5.
Observation-Disclosures, Boyd 1871 Faulkner I56-For the
Constitution 20, against it no.
King S2ueen-For the Constitution $50, agains, 70
Rockingham Corrected For Senator, WALTON 352
gates, Cline and McNaon each 369 For the Constitution
4l3, against it 43.
Botefonrt-For the Constitution GIG. against i, IT,
letter says, that at the Salem precinct alone
against. l't
Feud;eion@For SENATOR Patteson 49, Stuart 13f-Dee
gates Dce* 49, Hne 49, Bolt 9S Jones 81, Mccoy go
For the Constitution Sc, against it PIG.
Delegates, Rves and Clay.-For the Cons, u.
ton $50, againstit 25.
F'anklin Delegates. Powell and Hoan d-For the Con-
stuton $50 against it $50. -77.. - =
Loudo,tn.-For Delegates, Masons 1876, Powells I6s
MCabe l48, Dawson o. Shreve 73-For the Constitution
472, against it 1913.
From the Norfolk Beacon.
John c. Caoon and Joshua NJ Harrel Esas ere elected
10 tho Assembly go
gentleman. who arrived in Suffolk furnished US
will, the following of the Poll:
For Cahoon Ia
Harrell l49
Ballard
he requests stafe that election Assembly
was avoSedy party contest: Mr.. Cdoon MIR Har,en
being supported by the ADAMS and Ballard by the Jack
son party MIR. Harrel, who candidate until the
day OF election being taken by the Adams expressly
defeat the election OF Mr.. Ballard.
Not in the last Legislature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
1sg a Z: .EsEYVs.
NRRIVED
PORT OF RICH.NOND.

ARRIVED
SchT Effort, Fryer, days from New York with sr,,ros .,
Davenport Allen 4. co.. Smith & Johnson s;no + g. 70
James & CO. Blnford Brooks, Bagwell Smith & Hanna
ner ScRs n0 CO ; 6esob s, co. "paTd Gard
Rogers q Harrison, z Ellis Uxciom, Woriln, & Mcf;p"
ting. Parker, Lucke g. sscr Anderson r. n n, w NV W
~ - kye CO. Anderson d Nichols Wadswor,h g. Williams
safsay sSoops FMS Mrs. sou Ar%sl BsidS
& CO. Raymond & Brothers w Clarke X smith Lee &
Ba 1 Belt, Tompkins g. Fisher Joinon I aofo
II BamMe, Adriance, } sosher Triple,, Al Ny.S
noyee, w "aldfon CO. a Borgamn, cider and appss
ndePendcnce, Hooper from Baltimore will, .,0ro,
CLARKE nIonloy vamLew CO. WhitIock sn sS!.
-, Sgo"p' w hacnne G hu'chisou, Tompkms, Dali.
6fgc X Johnson Otis, Dunlop co, Hilard winston
fol- sn Isf@ns Maro" Harrington from Baltimore via Nor
SehI Joseph Bonner, Backu,an days from Portland with
Sohr hiarv Virginia S,veer, i, H.,
ballast '"'' "o'" io" 1"rS' WITH
SAILED.
ccir Three Sisters Creighton, New York coal
',reIueh, March i2-Hanseat, Wlkn, Virginia IG Ma
ria Elizabeth, Folkes, Virginia
- 1-6c l l2-h Ard; Medo-s, camRbcl Virginia.
65- The Letter Bag of the ship JAMES
CRorPER, Gen c. GGry for Liverpool will be closed
at our Counting Room, this evening at O'Clock
ap Ut j. 81 w. GILLIAT.
TO..uORROW
At TIES u'cIocK s. n.
T'HB Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery Extra No
Will be drawn at tho Euge Hotel, in this city.
CArITAb PEIzE, $4,000!
Tickets only 81, and shares in propor,ion-tror
solc al bAMbERtS Office ap 20
At 10 o'clock TOMORROW
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
r, WI he drawn at 10 oco,k Tcl1orow, at the Eagc
nv $4,000 CAPITAL rIsIzEs :
Tickets 81, Halves 81, Quarters 81 For sale at
j.. MICKbE'S
opoo Nexttslow the loo- Of The Eagle HoteI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

The King Of France 'punished the Chamber OF Deputies
for voting against his Ministers by PIarogpng their body
The King of England punished" his Groom Of the Bed
Chambeby dismissal from Office, having voted against lis
Ministers.
The Usuper Don Miguel FURNISHES" those opposed his
nsurpation, wiih imprisonment, exile or death
And the President of the United States un,sh with re-
noual from Office, those who opposed his election
The admirers of Royalty will doubtless feel ga,ihed that
General jackson has been fortunate his of
kmgy example, and would probably pleased
dissolve the u s. Senate having been so contunaco
to reject few Of iis nominations For ourselves should
not be surprised such attempt equal r TO do
So as he has had for many of his unconstitutional
Bali. Ctron.
Strauss, Sc.--Isaac Hill, who has been cut adrift
by the Senate, was decided Van Buren, man, and
was defeated by the friends of Mr.. Calhoun.
NJ. y. Com.
Poor RATE AND County RATE IN ESGlAND AND
WALEs.-From papers submitted to Parliament, and
published In the London papers. appears that these
rates amounted in 1923, to 703,5Oli stg, and that
IN 1896, they had increased to 6,966 1861. str, or
near thirty three millions Of dollars!
". y. American.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
BIGGER'S OFFICE

DISMAL Swamp Canal Lottery. Rxtr, No ,
D,aws a, the Eagle Hotel, TOMORROW a, 10 oc,o".
ntuHEh as usual, will pay each for prizes The I,o
m, CArITAI. PRIZE SI5.Ooo
Tickets 81, shares in proportion"sor sale m cvsr
an on as usual at B1GGERS OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-14
RTCT1HU.ND, THJRSD.dY, I-f.VU.fRY "A
PROGRESS OF THE CONVENTION.

PROGRESS OF THE CONVENTION.
We can now us' the term Progress" think,
with great truth and propriety. Yesterday evening,
the question was taken engrossing the Constitution;
and it was carried by majority Of eleven votes.-we
hope TO lay the adopted Constitution, on Saturday, be-
fore our readers.
The Proceedings Of the last days, have been We
ny inerestng but have scarcely line this morning
to state the resus-Mr. Madison's resolution for re-
dpportioning the representation every ten year.
throughout the Common wealth, with the conc urrence
OF two-thirds Of the Legsaturs;-Mr CIopton's reso-
la ion for creating three members OF an .fduisory
Counc one OF whom is to be the Lieutenant Govern
or;-and Mr. Green's resolution for apportioning
Representatives. in Congress- among ourselves, by Ee-
dsroi numbers, were adopted on Tuesday.
Yesterday there much discussion about the best
means OF putting the government into ope ration
Aud finally, M Cookies scheme Of org anix alton was
laid over for discussion, until the Constitution itself
been adoPted-And will be decided whether IL will
be attached by way Of schedule, whether the pro
cess pointed out in the act of Assembly (ng an extra
session OF the Legislature in the summary is TO he car
ried into execution Yesterday, also. very impor-
tant question was brought up by Mr.. Scott, touching
the independence Of the judiciary; and il finally re-
suited in the adoption OF resou ton, proposed by him,
which declares that emo law abolishng any Court shall
be construed to deprive Judge thereof Of his Office
unless fmo-hirds Of the members Of each House pre-
sent concur in the passing there Of" &c. The Cop,i.
tuition was then ordered TO be engrosscd.
Ga Mr. Ciopton's motion a COMMITTEES was appoin,.d
to superntend the engrossing of the draft of the Con-
stituon with instructions, that in the pc rformance
oil that Duty they shall distribute the provisions
into articles such other divisions or parts as 10 the
snail seem most approprate"-and tie question will
probably come on to-day, on its final adoption
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
4 PLEASANT REMEDY FOR
 e.. ..1 .COr2eS !... ..

IT has been known for many years, that the ALBI- ON CORN PLASTER affords immediate relief, and effects certain cure for Corns. By its arpca- on according to accompanying directions, the Corn is set,ened, attenuated, and drawn out by the roots, without the least pain, any of the trouble and dan- ger attending the hazardous and intellectual practice ofcxtracting the corn by mere cutting.
 The following insiances--trom many others of si- mar eharacter--suficienty attest the superior efica- cy of the Albion Corn Plaster: . . Mr. Farrar, of Boston, was number of years dis tressed by very painful corn, had applied every thing recommended without effect, and was rendered per- feet cripple On plying this Plaster he perfect- y cured of his corn and freed from his lameness.
 A Gentleman of Greenfield was years afflicted with very painful corn, and was cured by one box, after every other plaster had been tried to no purpose.
 Mr. Cutler, of Boston, was cured of a troublesome corn by one box.
 Csrtifca,e.-To those afflicted with Corns on their feet, do certify that have used the Albion Corn Plaster with complete success. Before I had used one box, it completely cured corn which had trouh- led me for many years. make this pnbl,c for the benefit Oi those afflicted with this painful complaint.
 (Signed) WM. SHAW.
 Flushing, Long Island, Feb. g
 (Price 50 cents q bOr.)
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
Dumtriss' Remedy for the PiIes :!

Nesc case o1r q cure (! Boston, November 24 CiR,-The P,le Ointment and Eiecluary lately had C of you, has had excellent effect. have been troubled tor years with the Piles, aud have never found any remedy that would compare with yours.- The late attack one, but the relief was almost immediatc. take great pleasure in commu- nicating this you, for the benefit Of nay who may be suffering under 30 painful disease. ,,
 Ar. Kidder. T. H..
 The original letter may be seen at the Counting Room of the Proprietor.
 The proprietor of this medicine n3s 1t with the failest esn6dence of the valuable rem facilitating complaint of the Piles. He deems it Wn- necessary pubish any other than the foregoing tes simonial in its favor. This remedy has perfectly answered tine purpose for which it ia intended, than and permanent ree both from the disorder itself and its accompanying symptoms of pain in the lons yer tgo hend-ache, loss of appetite, indigestion, and o CT marks of debility. ...... .......
 The remedy is quite innocent, and may be admins- tered all ages and both Plain and ample di- rections, with description of the complaint accom- pany each package, which consists of two boxes, containing an Oitment, and the other an Efecta0ry
 Price $l for. both articles, or 50 cents where but one only is wanted.
 1He abopc valuable Medicines, prepared from the origaai MS. recipe cf the late Dr. v. T. Conuay, by T. BIDDER, his immediate success sor and sole proprietor. For sale (,cifh al the other Conway Medicine, J at his counting room, opero No. 99, Court street, corner of Hanoyer street, Boston, and by his special appointment by
 SaMaei 7Bnei, L;ichfeId, Edtcard Coscles,
 Sonh Farms, Daniel Norton, Canaan, and J. c. Hatch, Netc- Preston.
 Ohserye that none are genuine unless signed by T. IkIDDER on the outside printed wrapper. e
 Alarge discount made to Country Physicians, Tra- deTs, Nc. .a e5wly29
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
AtttbttFI0 7sHQmtrer PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS.

e iERMS.-TO village and single mra subscribers
 dollars per year, payable before the expiration Oi To companies of any number over six, $I 50 per year. payable above. To companies less than six, $l 70 per year, payable as before: U 25 cents will Is 'de in advance. These prices are exclusive of m .il or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at Ihe discretion of the editor.
 Notice ofa wish discontinue must be given before the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $L. and the same proportion for two squares. halta square 75 cts. Continuance three weeks, 20 per ceRt per week. liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or 12 months.
 Admastrators' and Executors Notices, $l %
 CommissioMers' Notices 4-A 25
 All communications must be post-paid. :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
Vo. l7.-WHoLE No. 225.

gainst Bllow and Butcher, but he was o- ] verpowered by numbers, his corps were cut up, and he himself taken prisoner. Tn July 1915, he was included in the ordi- nance directing the arrest and trial of Ney, Labedoyere, Grouchy and others, but if we remember right, he was prisoner in England, and did not take any trouble to return until after the amnesty. ..,..
 He is of course Bonapartist in feeling, and we look with anxiety to see what will be the result ofthe preponderating influence of Lobau, Gerard, and the other friends of the late Emperor. We hope they will att tempt nothing that cannot be sustained ups on sound political principles.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
Clay's Itch Ointment.

For pleasantnesss satety expedition, ard cer tain,y, is infinitely superior to any other for that tormenting disorder. s. ..tt.4 ...
 Price 9 cents per box.
 Clay's Stomach Bitters.
 They will be found in all cases of the following de- ecripon to give relief: Nausea, Vomiting, Hearburn. Cosiiveness, Weakness at the Breast, Pain in the Stomach Loss of Appetite, and all other symptoms of Indigestion and Flaiuience, and as nervous cordial, s not to he surpassed by any thing.
 Price 25 cents box.
 ." "' PearI 7'0Oth POsoder.
 This celebrated Powder needs no recommendation -every gentIeman and lady should be ia the constant use of iftey wish preserve their teeth from de. cay. and have them appear of beautiful Peary wte- ness. Price 25 cents box. ..... ..... Lee & Beck,oith. "...., ..
 LitchGeld, June 24, 1890 1y2
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07
NO. VIII.

LA Frrs-TRc Banker Gnd Deputy.
 Among the prominent actors in the sceue is Monsieur Jacques La Fitte Ofthe Rue D'Aruois Boulevard Italien. His character is somewhat puzGling. He may
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

It is with narrow-souled people as witi narrow-necked bottles 1; ths lees they hayv' in them, the more noise they make sn pouring it out.-l'ePs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

Cabinet Liserature.-In late letter, Mr.Bnrry, the Post Master General mentions that he had been hold. ing a consuI,ation with four gentlemen and himssy
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-07

Satires and lampOons on particular people circulate more by giving copies in comh- dencs to the friends Of the parties. tlan hy printing them.-SAsridan. s>
 Ofalithe actions of a mansa lila. hlsmaEp riaee does least concern Othar ponplas yaG of all tho actions of onT life, stis most tnnap dlsd with by other peOple.--GslasR. n
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-10
SALE OF LAND.

WILL be Sold, on the premises,
w on Saturday the Eighth Gay
Of January nert, the Tract of Land
on achich Roland Estes, deceased. re-
sided, This Tract contains by esti-
nation,
Five Hundred and Fifty Five
Heres. 1T is situated in The county OF
FfuUanna, directly on the main road
leading from charlottesville to Pal
myrn (F. C. III. about mid,oay be-
f1oeen the t,co places 1T also lies
contiguous to the Riuanna Riuer, four
miles aJoue the Union and one mile
deloso ComdePs Mills. But a small
proportion Of this Land has crcr net
been an cultivation, and that IN rood
is generally we'll imbered and con-
tains much good Tobacco Lind.
This Tract also contains an
Orchard Of between -Four and Fire
Hundred Trees of The most Sc
tect Fruit The Improvements are a
small d,celling house, Nth suitable out
houses.
aLSO-,At the same time and
place, a Tract adjoining the ADORE, OF
about Ticenty Fire heres. The i'm
ProUements on This Tract are good
framed d'ceft'ng house, Nth necessary
out houses.
The Terms, which shall be accom-
moddting, ,gW be made knovn ON The
day Of Sale. Should 1t sut purcha-
serS, one or tho Shares wiH be receiyei
IN part payment.
f.. ESTES.
November 20 ids
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-10

Nor will you contound decision, with
rudeness of manners. There is not
the slightest connection between them.
Decision is calm and, steady as the po-
lar star She must be cool and dispas-
s'onate, Tor any perturbation would dis
turb her course. Satisfied with the
correctness of that course, she is no
less serene than she is intense, and can
smile at suggestions that would ruffle
into rudeness a character less firm
we are apt to consider rough, abrupt
and arrogant manners as the natural
indications OF firm and decided charac-
ter. Nothing is more fallacious.-
These manners are frequently the mere
cover for pusillanimity. Gentlemen, be
assured, that there is nothing graceful,
or courteous, or fascinating in address,
that is not perfectly compatible with
the most manly irmncss, and even the
best evidence of its existence. Nay.
you find this frequently, IN its highest
perfection IN the softer sex. 1t is this
that carries them through their arduous
and, frequently, painful duties, with
such undertaking steadiness, and ena-
Die them to persist in the lofty course
OF virtue with consistency and dignity
which put us often to the blush. Yet
this quality does not make them rude.
On the contrary, you find it i'm compa-
ny with meekness, patience, gentlencss,
and frequently with all that innocent
gaiety oil heart, and spirited graceful
ness OF manner which dlffuse enchant,
nIent around them, wherever they 90.
With such brI light and attractive exam
pies before US, let it never be said that
rudeness is the'necessary copcomi,ant
ct decision of Wirt.