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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-07
From the Bangor Republics.
BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS

The British troops, in thickly crowded ranks.
Stood armed Tor war on Mississippi's banks;
Determined soon to quench fair Free dom's light.
And shroud our hemisphere in feudal night.
But not far distant was q valiant band.
Who for their country drew tho fatal brand;
Unmov'd they stood while Cathring foes sp-
pssr'd,
For, Britains lsgions, freemsn never fear'd.
Bat bark. the drum with "double. double beat -
Fires evry soul with martial rage and heat:
Britannias banner in the welkin dies,
And blest Colombia's Gag salutes the skies.
The strife begins tho pealing cannons roar,
Aud British soldiers strew the bloody shore
The dying groans on ev'ry side arise,
Fill oil the air-.and pierce the cerule skioo.
Tho fatal bullets in their fury sped, on
Tho Britain's bravest soldiers now were dead,
They still advance--tho vetrans ssorp to Ay,
And near the fort Colombia . sons defy.
But oil was vain they fell on ev'ry side,
And Death was sated while the Britohs died.
No more tho soldiers could the strife Withstand
In haste they fed from jackson 9 CONC ring band,
They view their comrades welt ring on the plain
Nor stay their fight til they the Navy gain,
Soon from the fatal shores the squadron sail,d,
And Freedoms glorious cause again prsvail'd.
What wreaths snswined young Alexander's
brow,
When he effected Persia's overthrow;
The fierce Achilles lives in Homsr's lays,
And many = warrior, Virgi crownd with bays
Great Julius, Digit in laureIs ever green.
Beyond tn oblivious touch Of time is seen,
Napoleon, modern conq'ror, drew his sword,
Europa trembling, own'd him a. her lord.
But these were mighty dsspots, who design'd,
| To fasten fetters on the human mind
They quench'd the beams Of Liberty ia blood,
And for such deeds in FAhE's bright temple
stood. N- ."
Not so with Jackson, noble, valiant one
No peaceful states by him were oyerrun :'ni
His bleeding country called hin to the field,
tie bravely fought and made the foeman yield.
His. was the task to rive tyrannic claims,
A.G1 = Il drive invaders from our happy plains,
His name will 60 through earths remotes
! climes, .i- e .4.-lt.
His fame increase through all succeeding times
| MARC.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-07

And bs thrown round some one who is joyous 70
feel M
It's Inks binding closer than rivsts Of steel,
And IKE this, .iI' its fragments shall sever and
part,
Be worn round the mock, and kept sarm BY the
heart.
Jan. |. 1882.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-07
Court Of Probate, .Middletoicn, Nov. 81, 1881
WTHEREAS the Executors 6rst accouna

the Executors frst accoun!
w on the estate of JosEPH CocGEsHALi
late of Middletown, deceased, was this day
presented for examination and allow snce -
II Is ordered, that the consideration thereo
be referred to Court of Probate to be hold
en- at the Town House, in Middletown, on
the Sd Monday in Dec. next, at o'clock, pst,
and that copy of this order bs published 3
successive weeks in the r ]. Republican.
that all persons interested may sppesr st said
time and place and be beard By order,
WILLIAM SMITH, Probste Cisrk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-07
DEPARTMENT OF SrArE,l

Patent Office, Oct. "a, 1881.
A PPLICANTS for Patents orc hereby
n notified, that in future, no Patent fos
any Machine, or improvement therein. will be
issued, until good model thereof be fusish.
ed to this Office.
BY order Of the Secretary Of fState.
JON ID. CRAIG, Superintendent
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-07

From Ms LsuisiasG Free Prsss, Dec. 20.
This day y--ths eve fan Anniversary which
records the undying glory Of tho man whose
name sdornsthis eolumn-do we detsrminste-
ly hoist the JAcEsor FLAs. Nor only hoist
-sss nu1 e 70 our mail praying that, shculd
we sink ourselves. Ads emblem may still nosi
unsullied above our wreck. We ehsh bs
rallied at and our only vsnesanco VII BE-, to
say. witA Duke Thsssus, "lst bin 70! sgsin"
We are not SEEKING 70 produce . gIisssfing
srsicls--nov to make parade Of shovy sen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-07
FIFTH CENSUS.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. 25ih October, 1891.
THE Accounts of the Masshsls Of the y.
Il States. in relation to ths Fifth Census,
being in course Of 6nal settlement, sllpss.
sons who have been employed by the Msy-
shals IN that, service. are requested. 10 rive
information to this Department ofthe amount
received by them, and of that which remains
due from the several Marshsls, BY whom they
were respectively employed 3w--36
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-07
SINGING SCHOOL.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the e.
l. dies and Gentlemen Of Newport, that n
School for the instruction of - \


will commence about the lst Of Dece mber st Mr.
Towers Academy two evenings in each weeA
for thrcs months--at 81 25 cts, for each subscri
ber, books furnished gratis Those who wish b
attend the school, will please leave their names q
the Store Of the Subscriber, soon--as no scholsl
can DO admitted after the school has commenced
nov. 9th, 1884,. b. MARSH, ir.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-07
PATENT TRUSS,

a general assortment Of this valuabS
IN instrument 10 Just received end Il
sale st the sign Of the GOOD SAMAhl
TAN. Sd door south Of M,ket-squsrg
Newport, r. j.
Sizes adapted to al ages from the ia
fsnt of three months. the most corpuler
of edult age may be had, and, Dr.. Moca,
will give any advice that may be desire,
relative to the use of the instruemens, an
the best mode adjusting it. 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-02-07
NOTICE,

NOTICE. .s III, q.
HHE subscriber REqyEsrs that slI persons
j having any unsettled accounts withIhim
will present the same for liquidation and qpt-
clement without delay. ~. 1.'5 s~s ',s-
Jan g. .gn tsa. s. r. NORTHAM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
YhOmas G4rdiner, M. D,
SURGEON DENTIST.

HAS the honor to inform fellow citizens that.
having returned from Paris. where, for the last
years, he has been studying Dentistry under one
of the most experienced and celebrated gentlemen Of
The profession he tenders his services TO the public.
and hopes. by his attention and skill, merit patron.
age
Or has brought with him large assortment of
natural and most approved porcelain Teeth which lat.
ter by their superior manufacture, resemble SO nearly
the naturaitee rs to be undstngushable from them
when placed in the mouth.
Persons who have, by cancer other disease, lost
their noses he will supply with artificial, either Gro.
clan or Roman, that cannot be distinguished Gom
tursl noses specimen may be seen at his house
Pennsy lvsna Avenue, between 9th and 10Th Streets
Washington CITY
nov Q--d2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
For Rent.

For Rent.
- The HOUSE and ONE ACRE
}sHk LOT opposite The residence Of Mrs james
ESfiltE Hooe. it's now in complete order. The.
90 lot contains variety of select fruit trees.
and is considered desirable md health, situation -
To good tenant il will be rented low for one or more
years. LAWREHCEJEW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
Sugar coffee, ~ inc, sc
SAMUEL MESSERSNITH

Sugar Cotfee, - inc. &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has IN Store, and offers for sale,
IMn HBiJS N. ., ST. CruiX, PRO-
lXsp 100 bbls Trinidad and n Orleans SUGARS
2boxes Philadephis refined
$50 bags coffee, par, prime green
chests youn. hyson ! TEAS,
chest imperial ofL1te
8 half chests Sin.po'n
S boxes 1,J. iJ fine
cases. contg 2'b cans quality
R R.f pipe. fine old L P Nader.
IA or casks ZINES.
20 boxes, each cong from to 5 DE- chiefly cfdi,
l hid & 2qr casks Tinta or Burg'y reef fmpor.
do and 2 do Sercial Sfafions and
2qrs Or casks Malmsey ,uaranted
10 S&d: saa a ss. s. genuine Port
S or casks Sicily Madeira
S cases sparkling Champagne
2pipes cognsc brandy
10 bbs New England rum
90 bales Louisiana cotton
8 hIds James River tobacco
sb bess. manufactured do
500 bags patent shot
l50reans superfne No and 8 letter paper
so do posts cap do
so bundles binding and band DO boards
90 boxes and half boxes Bakers nd Lapham's No
chocolate
100 pieces German Hesslans
aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
District II CuiuMbin.
County Of alexandria, Set.
November Term, 1881

william Fowle, surviving psriDer1
of i.awrason x Fowle, Com.
plsinant,
against PIN CLANCERY
Philip G Marsteller, John West.
John Ta,sspaugh. and John A ~
dam, Defendants, IL, t
TIME Defendant, Philip G. Nsrstellef, not having
l. en'ereh his appearance 10 this suit, and given &c.
curty according TO the statute and the rules of this
Court; and appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that the sald Philip Msrsteer not an inhsbitant
Of the district Of Columbia 90 the motion of the Com
painant, by his counsel, is
Ordered bat the said Philip G. Marsteller do ap.
pear here ON ar fore the first day of the April
Term Of this Court and answer the Comp.inant's bill,
and that the said John West, John Tatsspaugh, and
John Adam do not convey. pay away. secrete the
debts by thep owing 10, or the money estate, ef.
ects in their hands belonging 10. the said absent DE.
feBdaDt, until the further order and decree of tis
Court and that copy Of this Order be forthwith pub.
lise din the AIcxandrs Phenix Gazette two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted at the
f ont door ofthe Court house Of the said County
Test: EbA. |. LEE GO
dee 19-Sm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
s.. N. & 3. n. JaMney

HAvE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
occupied by Lindsay, Hill u Co. at the foot Of
King street, and offer for sale
IS hhds New Orleans Sugar.
do St Croix
40 bbis superior New Orleans molssses
81 bags Rio lcoF.e
$50 do ST Domingo
S chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filled Liverpool salt
S half pipes 1Choice Old L; p. Madeira
40 quarter casksS Wine
40 cases, containing dozen each do do
do do Burgundy Mad do
8 do Sicily Msdeirs do
S do Vldona Tenerife do
5baskets Champaign
so boxes Malaga lemons
100 barrels No mackerel
100 kegs pure white lead
: $50 do No do
9 barrels Boston mess beef
10 do Mol do
200 bolts Phoenix Mill fax canvass
Cotton yarn, assorlcdi carpet chain
Cotton seine twin, cotton bats &c &c.
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
Tavern for Rent.

49,. The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
3TH Cou,t n, use ould be rented to good ten
gsess. an fer one to five ears. II is the only one
go at the place. is spacious and in goud pair
having attached itgrazing lots and stsbling Tor 4
or so horses. The furniture now in the house. which
is of the requisite quality and abundance, would be
sold to TIE tenant very accommodating terms Pos
session may be had 1st January or sooner If desired
Apply to Doctor B. johnson, King George C. IL.
N.Wp GEO. JOHNSON & 60.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
Rennett

Charles Rennett
~ As imported. by ship Virgins, arrived here. and
III Herald. via Baltimore, and offers tor sale
GoIt's31 and 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, 3d. 10 a. ia. IL q, l3
- A few pairs best family blankets
- Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozen; patent
colored and " b Thread
Cambria muslins and ,'imites
Furniture dimities and chintses 81 eat variety
Ginghsms and alicoes
Figured col,red cotton counterpanes, large sizes
Vestings, including silk velvets and Fiorentines,
ofyery best quality
Gentlemens doeskm gloves
Superfne cloths and kersey meres
prime assortment Of 4 Irish linens, IA and 6 .
.heetngs
81 and i0-4 table damask, long lawns
Russia aud Scotch shceiings
"a green floor cloth baise
Ciark's best spool and bali sewing cotton
English cheese double Gioster and north Wilt.
shire frs quality
From the North he has received:
Rest black Italian lutestiings
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
orsted aud cotton hose in great variety
Swiss muslins, figured and plain
Mer,no sluffs, circsssians aud bombszets
Black and drab fine cloth shawls
Superfne choppa romsis
In liza and English bsntanna hdkfs
Black italian rrsvats
Ticklenburgs, sackings and nsnshurgs
a General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Consisting E satnc,s heC!ticks, cotton osnsb"rgs,
Canton hannels brown and beached sheehnss, carpet
bindings, checks. pIans, &c &c
Fine and superine rno shirts and hosier,I shati
and herring Drdport SEINE TWlNE; to be sold very
low to close consignment
sept lift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

SaMH. II. Janney
Has in store, and offers for sale -
: si h,1f 0in,, Old cognao Brandy
3p:pes old Holland gin
hhds Jamaica spirits
do New Orleans rum
a" barrels old whiskey
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

J W. II. Irwin
Hare on hand, and offer for sale
OH i!iDs. ST. Croix
~ l8 do MuscUvado
IS do New Orleans SUGaR
10 do Porto Rico
so barrels ST Croix
SC boxes single loaf
3 chests young hyson tea
200 whole and }No 5 mackerel
100 boxes No l soap
1000 pounds cotton seine twine
3 reams fine cap psper
20 do rough
90 do wrapping do
l5qr casks Madeira
IS do 20 Maiseiiles Madeira Wines
Is do do white
whole and half pipes cognac brandy
3ppes Holland gin
so barrels old whiskey
IS do New England rum
so hhds West India molasses
!; Eff; S:;;;,. OIL OF superior quality
10 boxes small lump tobacco
SO barrels potatoes
10 tierces rice
200 kegs FIFE and canister gunpowderS
nov "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
Beef, FORK 3 Fish.

Reef, York 3 FISH.
on BBf.S. of Boston beef
SJ so do prime pors
100 do No fat mack rel
100 do No 2 do
200 do No 3 do late inspection
100 half barrels No. aud 2 do
~ barrels Nova Scotia salmon
1O0kegs do do
$50 boxes smoked herrings
200 quintals Goldfish
40qr obls mackerel, put up for families
For sale by A. G. CAZENOVE y Co.
feb4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
To Rent.

As.zs The Store Room and Warehouse.uu.
HssT derm. dwelling. south west corner Of King
2sSSi and Pitt a.. opposite Mr. Newton's frank.
2,s&sAlin House II9iel-an excellent stand for .
Grocery The rent will be made low. and dealt out.
Possession may be had 18th September
aug Is JNO. CORsE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21
TUESDAY MORNING, TsBagA,aY On, 1885,
Fresh Teas.

FftSN l6dS.
TINS day landing from the schooner Velocity, and
Il for sale BY w. F0WLE & Co.
10 half chests
80 l3.ib catty boxes imperial
50 Glib 10 TEAS, of the
4 half chests SSumstrs's car.
30 i3.lb catty boxes SGunpowder go, and Of su.
80 Glib do perior quality.
100 Is ID ca,ty boxes Young Hyson
feb =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

Count Robert If Paris, nc &c
DAVID MARTIN has just received and offers for
IL sale, the fourth and last series of Tales of my
Landlord. by Sir Walter Scott, containing Castle Dan
50
The Life Of Sir Isaac Newton, by Brewster, in vol,
Is cents.
Rozobel, by Mr. Sherwood. in vols, So 90.
Scripture Prints, with explanations, by Mrs Sher-
wood, in I vol, 81 90
Causes Cure, and Means of Preventing the Sick
Headache, by J Aease, N. D.; price SO cents.
Holiday Tales. Juvenile forgst.Me-Not, tor all
seasons, price 623 cents.
The Cabinet of Biography, containing the Lives Of
eminent British Statesmen
Johnston's Scrapes for 1882.
feb Gl0t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-21

Num-, hiskey, NC.
HHDS S barrels New England rum
III hogsheads. so barrels ~hiskey
hog heads, 10 barrels N o. mo'assCs
IS hh,ls. 6 tierces, 20 bbls English Island do
40 hhds o and w l. sugar
las bags Lsguirs, Rio and Java coffee
I chest young hysOn tea
Is boxes bunch and muscstel aisns
10 drums figs
15casks cheese, bale almonds
40 casks FIRST quality Glades butter
10000 lbs Alexandr,s brow and elbow soap, old
so barrels Alexandria mess pork
Ia do do pure tallow
800 casks first quslity alexandria lard, in ship.
ping order For sale by
feb SAM'L. b. LARMOUR & Co.
AttentiOn!M
TIA Rcgimental Court Extraordinary Of the First
n Regiment Second Brigade of the Militia of the
District Of Columbia, held the 10th November, 1881
1t was unanimously
Resol.ed In accordance with the 9th section OF" An
act the eecualy to provide for the organization
of thu, Militia of the District of Columbia" that the
Uniform be hereafter By such COMPANIES as are
no, already uniformed, be blue Coat white panta-
looms round black Hat, and black Crsvat Stock
Resolred That the Clerk be required TO make publ
csto Of the same, in the manner prescribed BY law.
Extract from the Minutes.
JNO DUNLAP,
Clerk LIST Regiment % Brigade n. ID. c.
ian IS -2awlmo; 4taw1mo, &dfm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
For THE VINO.
TO TIE YOUNG MEN OF RICHMOND.

A few days since, the writer of this article re !.
commended to your pcrusal a small cheap work,
which has been published and extensively circula-
ted in England, under the patronage of the Society
for promoting The diffusion of Useful Knowledge
The title of the work is 1.-The Working Mans ON
panion." lie recommended this small work, be-
cause for dollar and twelve and half cents,
useful reasoning, Illustrated by numerous we'll Sc.
lected and interesting facts. AT about the EXPENSE
OF single visit to the Theatre you woulo furnish
yourselves pleasant employment for at least half
dozen evenings, and the reflections their con-
tents would contribute greatly to your happiness by
day, and enrich yo conversation the social cir
Gle. Your usefulness, your honor and your hap
rness, are the objects which he wishes TO promote.
To some extent, these all ordinarily attainabe
by the Young, if they adopt the right course.
Will you permit him to invite your attention to
| stead of some of those which pulled off with
great eclat in these book making times. 1t is
Turner's Sacred History of the World from the
Creation to the Delugc." Do not be repealed from
little attention to this work by any thing strange
ungrateful in the titlo Ii is of those books
which viii BIO valued when it has been once
read. 1t is volume of scientific facts, stated in
fine STYLE 1t has something to do with affairs be-
fore the Flood, but much more with matters since
that time 1t will cost you dollar. The APP
preparation of the dollar will not be grudgcd when
again, and then will not be willing part with the
book for the price you paid, unless with the certain
ty of obtaining another copy. Be good to
consider this matter. The writer of this wishes
you to spend your time and money to the best pro-
babe advantage. This Book iEay also be obtained
at Smiths Book Store, and probably elsewhere in
town. X.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
From The u. s. Gazette of Oct. II.
THE LATE ELECTION.

We have yet official returns by which we
may Judge of the result of the late gubernatoriai
election; we believe, however, that Governor Wolf
is re-electcd still we have accomplished much, near
y ALL perhaps quite all, that could ask for. The
vote of Pennsylvania, it is clear, must go
against General Jackson. There in Philade-
phia city and county, Chester county and Bucks
county, more anti-Jackson vote. which were not
given to Mr.. Ritner, than required to balance
the majority of Mr. Wolf; and it is known that ma
ny of our most decided, and may well add.
talented, National Republican papers supported
the reelection of Mr.. Wolffor instance, the Read
ing Journal, the Harrisburg Gazette, the Pittsburgh
Statesman. There can be no doubt that had these
papers advocated Mr.. Rtner, majority of the
votes would have been given for the last mentioned
candidate They ,oiu advocate the anti-Jackson
electoral ticket, and it is much matter of
tainty any future matter be- that this voca-
cy will be crowned with complete success We
appeal confidently 10 the LEGAL knowledge of our
readers, whether what assert is not sustained
by the probabilities of the case.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
From the PennsyIoania Inquirer of Oct. IL.
THE GOVERNOR

Tho Harrisburg Reporter, received yesterday af.
ternoon, has estimate which gives Wolf major.
ty of more than four thousand. The official O.
turns will probably reduce it to two thousand.
But give him Eve thousand and the state is lost to
Jackson. On looking the Reporters account,
we find it gives Wolf majority of 2055 in West.
moreaDd. We have the official returns from that
county, and the majority is but 1893. Erie it has
put down at 6l6 Rtner's majority is at least 700.
Bedford il has calculated at l68 for Wolf. The
actual majority is g. Allegheny put down 400.
Ritners majority is ut least 500. Washington is
mentioned as leo for Ritner. 1t be less
than $50. There similar errors with regard to
other counties. Wolf no doubt reelected, but
his majority is very emall-not sufficient to save
Jackson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

Others might overlook it. He expected to be Sc
cretary of War. 1t was well known beforehand.
that he TO receive the Portfolio of that Depart
mcnt. Are you wise enough, Mr.. Daniel, to tell
why he did not7 Jackson says because he was rather
too much Of nulliier; but we believe because he
was friend of Calhoun, and because MIR. Craw
ford had before that time been at work sowing
tares between Calhoun and Jackson. But Hamil-
ton labored for it in the Retrenchment Committee:
he deserved it, far injuring Mr.. Adams. could
raise just claim; and he ought to have had it, if
partizan services outrank any other.
What Mr.. Wicklife had in view, do not
know; some say the Post Office; some the
Land Office: But he got nothing, and Peter, mark
tho result! Wickliffe, tho floor Of Congress,
has good confessed, that the whole Re,rench-
ment Affair was humbug! He is against
jackson, as many others would be, were they once
assured thai no place was to be got by it.
I rooite the history Of this Retrsnchment
Committee and the gentlemen who compose it, 10
show what slender reliance is to be placed the
assertions of politicians, who expect immediate
personal beneht, from tho change they seeking
to INTRODUCES. Yet il IL upon such authority, that
you rest the assertion that "four years ago tho
country was suffering under all the abuses incident
to misrule." The Retrenchment Committee
Members of Congress who have since been reward
ed for their zenl-the fifty -nine editors whom Gen.
Jackson has since his and their success, quartered
upon the Treusury--ond various individuals who
have not yet had their merits thus satisfactorily
cognized but whose patience is equal to the trial
imposed upon it-these and such as these, arc the
authors and Propagators of your assertion. II is
contradicted by every test of truth-it not be-
lieved at first, by the seves--and we'll
We know that many, very many, who did believe it,
and who under the influence of the belief, contri
buted their assistance to exile Mr.. Adams have
confessed their error, and most earnestly desire it
were in their power to recall the act, which has in
fictsd much mischief upon their country.
Where is that brilliant galaxy that encircled Gen.
Jackson upon his introduction power? The
Calhouns, the Tazewells the McDuffies, the
Haynes, and the thousand lesser but bright lumna-
ries7 Are they not all aenated7 There is not a
Southern Star of chief magnitude, that revolves
around the polluted Councils of the Executive, or
the Executive Mansion. John Randolph HIMSELF
were he as John Randolph was would die before
he would to live under the left handed rule
of Amos Kendall and the Kitchen Cabinet. Yes
all aliens at the Pulace-the face of none is
seen there as in the good old days CT Madison, in
free and social converse the affairs Of The coun-
try. The friends of Van Buren--those who have
mortgaged themselves, TO liumor the darling pas
sion of the HERDS age, by making Mr.. Van Buren,
his suceossor---alone have the Presidents and
the Presidents confidence. None others well
come: ali others looked upon with cold court
esy.-More anon.