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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08

.and in thy silence ,Das his sentence-PRomE r.
THEUs.
There stand forever! God will bear thee up,
While lesser things of earth shall pass away:
So sure is Mercy still TO crown the cup,
The bitterest cup Of human destiny!
JOY! that flame in noble hearts Is left,
To light your shadowed path, ye stricken and be-
reft.
Holy retreat Of the unspoted soul!
That nearest not the worlds loud tongue pro-
It's tale Of nothing Ger the madd'nins bowl,
Where Pride and Genius sink to guilt and
Thou shalt survive, glory TO mankind,
When we shall make our graves nor leave name
behind.
There is no noise Of mirth within thy halls,
Though the full flood Of ife is rolling there,
A thousand tongues-but still no echo falls
A thousand pmyers-but still no sound Of pray
er,
thousand spirits there may melt TO song,
Though tits the hearts deep music, silent but how
strong!
There is no sound Of morning in thy halls,
Though Sorrow there off lifts her fearful eye;
But living Stiffness moves along thy walls,
Where ears are sentenced for eternity.
Oppressive Slencc where one feels alone,
As if all souls from their mortality had flown.
God has sealed up all lips-alI lips are still
Has closed all ears, till sound itself is Ter;
And now no dscord wakes warning will,
Or waves unholy break on PASSIONS shore;
Peace is the watch word on this hallowed
ground
Religion speaks in silent eloquence around!
o God. thy dispensaiions none tell,
Or human frailty dream how dark may be
Thy ,ritations on us-for the spell
That can unveil the Future, bdes with Thee,
In thy blue home, Thou unapproachcd & high,
One, and alone, in thy unchangIng majesty!
Yet these shall turn impassioned to the sky,
In deep, though voiceless praise around thy
throne,
That they can grasp creation with the eve,
And read the lines that teach them = thine
Cwn!
We'll may ye glory in so proud shrine,
Whose virtue almost makes humanity divine!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
From the Amaranth.
BURNING LETTERS.
ny MISS HANNAH y. GOULD.

Fire, my hand is on the key,
And the cabinet must ope!
] shall now consign to thee
Things Of grief-of JOY and hope.
Treasured secrets Of the hear,
To thy care ] hence entrust,
Not a word must thou impar,
But reduce them all TO dust.
Inis--in childhood's rosy morn.
II was gaily filed and sent,
Childhood is forever gone!
Here! deyouring element.
This was friendships cherished pledge,
Friendship took colder form;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
Creeping on its gilded edge.
May the blaze be live and warm

Creeping on It's gilded edge,
May the blaze be live and warm
7hese-thc letter and the token
Never more must meet my view,
When the faith has once been broken,
Let the memory perish too!
Here comes up the blotted leaf,
Blister'd o'cr by many n tear,
Hence thou waking shade Of grief!
Go, forever disappear!
This was penn'd while purcst joy
Warm'd the breast and lit the eye;
Fate that peace did soon destroy
And its transcript so must |!
This must go for, on the seat,
When saw the solemn yew,
Keencr was the pang than steel
Twas heart string snapt in two!
This lis his who seem d TO he
I1I1h hH b''hNfn, uih tuc as lbut,
. ut the visor rose; and he
Spare, o, mercy! spare the sight
or the face that frown'd beneath
While ! take it, hand and name,
And entwine it with wreath
Of the purifying flame!
7hese--the hand is in the gave,
And the soul is in the skies,
Whence they camel tits pain to save
Cold remains Of sundercd ties,
Go, together, all, and burn,
Once the treasures of my heart!
Still, my breast shall be an urn
To preserve your better partl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
From The United States Teiegvaph,

ApPoRTIoNMENT OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
"A statement, showing the present num-
Der Of Representatives of the several
States, the number of each on the new
ratio, 47,7OO, and the fractions Of unrep-
resented population:--
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
POETRY.
STANZAS

On riewing The Asyium for The Deaf & Dumb
at Hartford, Conn.
fly GRENvILLE MELLEN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
STANZAS,

. .ffdresscd by Lord byron TO his sister, on lecr
j ing Engiand for Greece.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08

BY the above, it will be seen that Nj aine
gains | member, New-York 6, Pennsyl-
vania 9, Georgia 9, Kentucky /, Ten
nessee 4, Ohio s, Indiana 4, Illinois 9,
Missouri 1, Alabama 9, Mississippi / !,
New-Hampshire, Massachusetts, Mary
land and Virginia lose each. Other
States remain as they were. The ag-
gregate of fractions in the New Eng
land States is l42 ,058.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08

'Thnrsdays, we belicve.--ED.GEN. TEN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
TO BE SOLD CHEAP,

HUNPOWDER, Tyson, Young Tyson, IIy-
IN son Skin, Pouchong x Black Tea-at
s. NEWTON'S,
NO. $50, Tlanies-strt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08

IirSt Guar. 9Th, 2h. 3lm. an.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07

4 Dying Man,s God.-I knew the old man, he was rich, and his riches were his God- l rode in company with him con- saoera1ie distance through his possessionS. sought means to turn inc ronveEsat;on rom ms groves, and his orchards, his fields qua ms treasures, to something more seri- ous and profitable. But no.-his lea.. was on these things they expressed his thoughts and affections. MeWas between eighty and ninety years of ago, and yet | could not bring hilIl.fOr momenf 10 speak of leaving his earthly inheritance. To the Sabbath and the Sanctuary and all the things of God he was an utter stranger.
 1t was painful to see an old man, just ready to close his eyes on all things that belong to earth, refusing to admi, into his mind single though. of death, and that eternity so shortly to be lis home. With "a kind of melancholy satisfaction, saw him take different road from myself, thus releasing me from my fruitless efforts to :directhi mind towards that world whore his real interests lay.
 s Not long after this interview, disease at- lacked his mortal frame, giving no doubt tul intimation. that the machine which had been in motion more than fourscore years, was about to stand still. As he lay struR- gling with death, he spoke of fields of corn, and then said "bring me my. bundle of No.es." Inspecting ono of them he said with earnestness, I believe we shall not lose it, or to that effect. While he thus lay holding his notes and obligations ba- fore his face, in his withered hand, he died
 Pastors' JourNal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07
MftebffcI0 7Ei1qatrer :: pUREIsHED EvERT THURSDAY MORNING, Br HENRY ADAMS.
TERMS

To village and single mail saiscrihers dollars per yeaTs payable before the expiration ofsix monlhs.
 T0 companies of any number over six, $l 50 per Sf 7S per year. payable as before. UT 25 cents wil be dedncted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive oi mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will bn discontinued until all arrearages are paId, except at the discretion of che editor.
 Notice Of wish discontinue must be given before Ghe expiration 0ffhe year.
 ADVERTISING. One square three insertions, $l, and the same proportion for two more squares. .- Haf square 75 cents Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued 6 Or l2 months.
 Administrators' aad Executors NOticess $l O0.
 EommissiOneFs Notices, p
 All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07
I1r. Je56's CeleJrated Li;n;inae,st,
DunrRrEs' EYE WATER 1!

TNOR Sore or inhamed Eyes. gives immediate eas6 IN and relief OR recent sore eyes, the effect is most salutary. Where the complaint has been ot years standing, and in some exceeding bad cases, the most unexpected and desirable reliefha been ouad in the uss of this EYE WATER, afer every other remedy i the best preparation for these complaints they have ever met wth especially in of soreness or in- Annmation 0f lnng standing.
 Price 25 censs bottle.
 EF None gre genuine unless signed on ihe outside printed wrapper, by the sOie propriet0r, T. KIDDER, immediate sucressOr 10 the late Dr. w. 1T. CoNwAY- For sale at his Counting Room. over Mo- 99, Court. Street. near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his specia appointment, by.
 Samuel Bael and J. c. Beckscilh, Litckf field;
 E. Cosrles, South Farms Daniel Norton.
 Camaan; Jndson & Whittlesey, W. Preston,
 Isa0c s. W0dsscorth, Bethlenl; Nescton &
 HendeysOn, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy to sell again. !. Febsuary9 9 1ye5w35
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07
SERIOUS RErLEcTIoMs.

The fact that in the morning we are re- stored to the use of our reason aud our acc tive powers which were suspended during sIeep. should raise our souls in wonder and gratitude to God; since that we awoke a. gain to reason and activity is because He sustains us.
 Did not the commences take of from the surprise, scarce any thing would ap- pear more really admirable tllan the change We undergo when we pass from waking to sleep, and again awake out of sleep.- Fhat an active being should in few min- .ufes lose tie exercise of iss active powers. and become botiOnless as in death and a reasonable being lose. all command over its thinking powers, which in ! minute pass from sober Feasonings to ths most ex-
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07

UlHE mail Coach leaves Litch6eld every
 N Morning Gt A0elock bFseiseIy, lSuUdays aexeeptedl aSEiveS u Har.lordet II o'clock. Steam Boat lsee Martfosd at IF noon s Tor N.EIas E:isss E. 1...:ss ; eNAs. $ 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07
Hly1.l .lJsy,Syl'e, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PAPER HANGINGS, Sc.
S. P gROTLES

$ TTAS nosy on hand. at his Store in East Il Street. about opposite the Meeting House, an extensive and almost complete as- sortnaent Of HARDWAREsa and DINERS TOOLS and articles generally in that line, which he offers for sale as low as can be bought in the state.
 4 fresh assortment GROCERIES, such as Teas. Calfee. Sugars, Spices, Gc. NAILS Gad CLASS.
 Also, . ssnaI but entirely new assortment oi
 DIRK GOODS,
 such as CalicUes, Ginghatns, Book, Null and Eanbric MUsLENs. Sinehews. Sarcenets. Le- Z Axantine and Italian Silks, Pohgees, Flag and e3Dtt0n Hdksfs. Vestill Fl lew pieees Clolhs Casaimsres. Gasslselt, Easline Cantoop, < Trimmings, Shirsings. Shesti1gs Titki0ks. !. Drilling, Cotton Wick, sEc. &c. bought atihe present extremely low prices, and offered nc. cordihgly E 500 Pieces Paper 8amgingss . selected assortment of Room aDd Hall
 Papers. Ala assortmsat cf Childrsn's SHOES. .s Litchheld. May 70. 4a
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07
REMEDY FOR III EsUM ATTSM.

eNyHE exeruciating pain-ihe decrepitnde and de.
 I formiiy, and tss premature old age, which are the nsuni attendants of this disorder, are suffered by snany from despair 0f cure. disappointment aie aicacy of the nmuerous pretended an,dotes used 10 effect ihis purpose. But those who have made fair sriaI of
 Dr. Je56's Celebrated Lin;naent, even ia eases ofloag sanding and ofthe severe character have received certain Felie and many have been cured in few days some in 24 hours! as
 er of personsiR iR Boston and vicinity, who for- merly afflicted with the Rhe9matisn have very fully sestifed Certificates are in the possession of ihe Propriesor pfovi8g che most thorough and surprising cures by means of this powerful Liniment in cases
 where other approved applications had utterly failed. rle Linimeni is also used with success for Bruises, gIFains, Numbness Stiffness of tho Joiass Chblains. Sec Price, 50 ceatss a bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07

A person inpeFsinenilY atcostsd lha Bishop of Asapll in ths elprehryars ns l,a was taking walk aflaF tLin eonl.l li1iif as follaWs srsss' My Ford does i.& aSS;E wear a viz like you df IS lie has sE.IS cd i'' sss Wait R while, niy uIan. Es| fo lpselale, ]. and yen n hse V
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07

Chance.--'sI I am old en11gis," says
 Smollet in letter to his friend Garriek,
 :" to. have seen and observed thAk me are all playthings sf fortune, and ilial ik depends on something as insignificant md psecari-
 ous as the tossing up ofa half penny, whether a man risesAto afIluence, and hon- ors, pr1coniinues 10 his dying day strug- gling with the difficulties aud disgraces oi IIife." r <
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-07

1lsl,sigs ;a zx is.,s- -s2 m;ls. Land
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-15
Information wanted

A GENTLEMAN called two or three weeks since''
n Mr.. John Hooe's. in Prince william County, wE'
ecognized q child living there who is supposed 70
have been stolen from her parents two or three yeas
ago. The above named gentleman stated to the ser
wants that he was about removing from the Up'.'
Country Alexandra Ifhe has done he will con-
fer favor, and the Of humanity, by osIhs
st the Office of BERNARD HOOk"
A!exandris, August 90, 1852
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-15
Dyspepsia.

gI>HE subscriber continuesto apply the newly disco
red remedy for Dyspepsia, which has msde per-
feet cures Of hundreds in this and other places ":
price ismoderate. Application to be Eade at his
Drug Store Fairfax street.
WM. HARPER.
" generalsupply Of fresh Drugs-medcioe' sc
on hand and offered AS low they be puIchs.sd
in Alexandria for cash OF the usual credit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-15
New Goods.

40 Packages and Boxes Of Goods, consisting 10
-$C part Of britannia Tea and Cofes Pots; do J. re
and Tea Spoons; Signal Lanthorns Coffee NILS
Wood Combs, Looking Glass Clocks, Sc &C.; just re-
ceived and for sale At reduced prices, by
septs GEO WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-15
John Cu0lipp.
(L4TE FROM B.4LTYUORE,)

RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and he pub.
Ia lie generally, hat he intends carrying on the
DYING BUSINESS,
opposite A. Newton's Hotel in the house lately occu'
pied bv Samuel IsAacs, where he will dive Ladies sd
Gentiemen's Garments pfsvery description in die Les
manner, cleanse, bleach, and curl PRINCES of Me'in0
and Cashmere Shawl also teghora Bonnets OF every
description; also Grapes and Silks ofev-ry description
Gauze Shawls, Silk Hose, Bombszines. &c.
june l6-d3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-15
Mats Il GAYS.
THOMAS l.. MARTIN
Has on hssd ~ ex'-n'iv. stock Of
HITS & CAPS,

ia ! comprising all the variety offashions 81
EES@A 'he season. which he is determined 10 sell
on terms calculated op case purchaser
at wholesale or retail A!lordeis from he country ,ha
be strictly attended to. and executed with de- patch.
B. Ne invites attention particularly 10 his IS
Hats nov Att
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
DUMFRTES' REMEDY FOR .- THE PILES!

IVVHE Proprietor hegss leave to recommend (which
 he does with the fullest cOntdence) one at ;he mos, valuable remedies known for this troublesome WMd painlul complaint. Whhou, going into detail, he deems 1t enough to sny. that he has n hs possess'o" ahe most unio1bted testimonials that h hns more com. pie.ey answered the purpose for which it intended than any other popular medicine. :,
 This remedy is perfectly innocent in e application 10 nll conditions ages, and sexcs Full directions dcscrip,ion of the complaint, Sc. accompany cScl, Electuary. Price, Sl for the whole. or 5O cents h but one of ihe articles is wasted.
 T None genuine nness signed on % ;hs srws c1ts6e prnied wrapper by the soie proprietor, '. BIDDER, !nnedi successor to the laie Dr. w. T. CoNwAY.- For smle at his Counting Room, over No 99, Co1rt- Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and "'so by h's special appointment, by -
 Samuel Luel and J. c. Becl,cith, Litchfetd;
 E. Co,cles, South Parma Daniel Norton.
 Canaae; Judson {; Whittlesey. W. Preston,
 isaac $. Wordsworth, Bethiem; Ne'cton $
 Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy to sell again. ay
 FebruNrv lyrOWoC
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
MtteDEeIU zEMQWtrer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, Bx HENRY ADAMS.
TERMS.

To village and single mail subscribers dollars per kAar payaIle before the expiration U(Rix months.
 To companies ,of aRy number over six, $l 50 per year, payable above. To companies lees thaN six, SI 75 per year, payable before. 0 25 cents will be deducted from each pt these prices when payment ia made in Rdvance. Tkese prices are exclusive of aaail Or stage charge f0E transportation.
 No papers will hc until Rll arreRTages are paI,l, except al the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue be given before the expiration Ofthe year.
 ADvERTIslHG. One square three insertions, $l' aud the same pFOporlion for two more sQuares-- Hac square 7J cents. ConIiHUance over three weekS % per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 AdmiNistra,ors' aud Executors Notices, VI 0O
 CUmmissi0ners' Notices, % An commn nications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

ExeSact ef Letser dated RicAmoRd, (Va.J Oct. 6 The assertion that intemperate drinkers are mOs liable to Cholera, does mol hold good here. or that description of whites, no6e, very few have bee at tackled here, hut has fallen on ihctemperase and de cent portion of ~htes and seven egh's of the black' who have died were no. incorporate. Many ofthem had means whatever with which to procure liqaors During three days paa the dsease has been declin. ing. 1.-the weather cOntinues favorable atpFesens, il will probably leave 6s in week ten days. It is now passins up the river, and will soon reach Lynch. burg, no doOb,.--N. r. J. Com. '.'2
 Wheeling Bakk Rob6ery.--rh Hagerstown Press or Wednesday con,aIHs repOrG O!,he robbers were detected tn the following manner. The Cashier aud others Belonging to the Bank, in searching for some traces to disGoser the epredat6rs, found suthp of candle, around which was wrapped small piece ol pnper having on itihe name of merchant Of Wheel ing, to wIom they immediately went and inquired whether he had sold any candles on the nigh, the Bank was robbed, and to whom he had sold them ..- The merchant told them ha, he had sold candies to
 negro boy belonging to certain tavern in the town, whher they proceeded, and oh inquiry learned thu, the candles had been bought for some gentlemen who then up stairs. They went up stairs aud foui,d the gentleew hnsiy engaged in dividing the spois."
 AGlictiag.- Yesterday afternoon, between s and 6 o'clock, as Miss Margareaa Potter, daughter of tho late Wm w. Potter, was re,urningw with another young ady, from the church orthe Rev. Mir. Chambers, she was seized with sensn,ion offaintnees, aud remark. ed to her friend, that she felt extremely ill The young laly addressed, turned towards her cOmphion, and found her in tears. She became ,nomcnlarily worse and on reaching the corner or Chesnut and Tenth streets. was assisted into drug store hard hy Here physician of the neighborhood was cent for, who ordered her to be taken instantly home, M heV house was nigh at hand. She was placed in tho phy' sican's carriage, in slate Ofcomple,e exhaustion, but nble,o comprehend objects tn the street. ipass- ing she observed her mOthen who had been sent for, hurying ,c shop whence she had just been rsm0v' ed She called to Mrs. Potter, io feeble voice. and this recognition was the iastof her lfs She was conveyed home and except the repetition ofher mot- srs name, she never spoke again. Insten minutes, sl,e was . liis,css corpse. Philadei. Gas,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
 ~TT e H!

HOWEVER inveicrnte, iM one hours application, t.EsMad Mo dauger fvm iaking cold, by using = Damfries' Ointment. This iecpara,ou, for pleasan,a SRtey, expedition. ease md Nssain,y, sla'sesA,AaliE C1r 'he cure "i certain n it's 0nsratioM, us to disagreeuble disorder most effectualy in one hours application only!
 ii does not contain the leust particle 0C mercury, or other dangerous ingredient, md mny he applied with ,serlec safety by females in any state, or to children tut the hreNst.
 Price 37 l.2 cents box, with 0nnrLe directi0ns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
JUST RECEIVED,

A QUANTITY OF .DURE LINSEED OIL. manufactured N in this County--TIaharraquc' Chloride nf Soda, with directions for its various uses {; Chloride Lime, Hihbert's London Brown Stnut--with many other articles, at tile Drug, Medicine and Paint Store of
 J. c. BECKWITH. Litchfeld, July il, 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

ekoys. which lives iis slogms apd oitsn ;n.ssssss in ths nigst bf tfesehesys eanAet
 alwass resist the ealn cf hdsl'sy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
N E " BOOE- Store. 7. NJ

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RECEIVED GENE RAL AssoRrMENT or Books and Stationary, VKTHECH they gre determined to seli as
 w low as can be purchased in Hartford or New-Haven.
 {, " GOODWIN & GALPIN. 7, P. s. Cash paid for SHEEP SKINS suit able eor Book Binding.
 Litehfsid, Jan. 5, 1889. HSO
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

Singular Strasagem Of LGdy.-Ihe
emperor Allah having defeated and taken
captive the Rajah Of Chittore, one OF the
greatest Rajpoot princes, offered him lib.
crty on condition Of adding to the imPeri@
serag!ir his daughter, reputed one OF the
most beautiful and accomplished princess
of the age. The Rajah, overcome by his
distress, gave a reluctant conseHt; but
the young lady regarding this proposal as
full. of the deepest dishonor, obtained
leave to make trial Of plan which she
had contrived for saving her father. She
announced her readiness to accede to the
marriage, and having obtained passport
from the imperial court, fitted out long
train of close travelling chairs, in the most
splendid of which she herself was upder-
stood TO take her seat. The procession
advanced to Delhi, and on its arrival an
earnest request was made on the part of
the princess that she should without delay
be allowed an interview with her parent.
A petition 50 natural was readily granted; ;
and the whole train was admitted in4o his
prison. The chairs being then opened,
gave out, not a fair retinue Of female at
Sendants, but like the Trojan horse, q
band Of hardy warriors, clad in full arrnor,
who instantly cut in pieces the guards
enatched up the monarch, and having
placed him on swift horse, soon eludet
pursuit.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

BOOKS g. STATIONARY.
4 N assortment of School Books, book
~ Of Common Prayer, Blank Books
Of different sizes, Memorandum & Bank
Books, Writing Books, Letter and Writ
ing Paper. Ink Powder, Pocket Books,
States, sc. for sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08
aug. l8

All which he will sell fair and reasonable TERMS and orders transmitted
DAvENpoRr Wagon, which
every week, regularly his Store,
gage Wagon may safely lcA deed promptly
faithfully attended to and duly executed
.augudf
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-09-08

EAooUENcE.-The following is an ex-
tract from q speech delivered by q mem
Der of the Indiana Legislature, on a bill
to encourage the killing Of wolves, which
m sublimitY has seldom been surpassed.
Mr.. Speaker-The wolf 10 the most te-
Yocious animal that prowls our western
prairies or runs at large in the forests OF
Indiana. He creeps from his lurking
place at tho hour of midnight, when all
nature is locked in the silent embrace oi
Morpheus; and ere the portals Of the east
me unbarred, or bright Phebus rises in
all his golden majesty, whole htters Of
pigs are destroyed"