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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-16

winch chiidren make and en..'ue u" Pee' ''
short, capital deer gun, il il hnH eilSer '"'k,
stock, or barrel; genuine wooden nutmeg >ao
'hora gun flint concern.
HE following sentiment was sent by Mr.. II.
A. ooa,ledse, ct Charleston. who was unable to
accept the invitation of the Committee TO dinner.
South Carolipa:-Our native State, the land Of
generous. feeling:
"py her dresJ name, We raise our swords on high,
And swear for her To live, with her u die K"
By John w. Geiser. "a gues,) The Presi
dent, Prncla,uation--an attack upon the citadel
ut State Rights and CONSTITUTIONS! Liberty-lhe
signal TO rush to arms
BY Sergeant Baker.-Martin Van Buren-A
, real jim Grow OF 'siOw.
tie wheel about, he turn about,
lie dodge Just so, SC.
went TO A,exaudris to see Mass Andrew go,
Ico,ch him b, de nose and he jump Jim Grow.
By Corporal William Douglass. The Nolun-
teers Of South Carolina, standing under the
boughs Of Palmetto tree, with rattle make
coiled at the trunk. 10 defiance 10 General Jack.
son and his hundred thou sand Yankees.
BY Willism Cunningham. William c. Pres
ton-A gallant descendant Of a noble ancestry;
tried aud faithful servant in the cause Of Caro-
lima. His services shall not go unrewarded, tor
in the next Congressional Election, he shall see
that we appreciate his worth and talents.
BY Peter Burton, Robert rurnbql!. While
we revere bissmemory, let innate Rfs virtues.
ByJ B. Cozen. Havne, Hamilton, Preston
and McDufie-four of Cardinals brightest or.
naments, and fit pillars for the tabernacle of
Liberty: their un'iring and jealous exer,ions in
the cause of freedom will ever be remembered
by the sons and daughters Of Carolina.
By Captain H. Means. John C. Calhoun;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

Arr. al PhilsJslphia, The British barque Tot.
tsnham, New Resr, Ireland. 6ho had bolster
Gus passage, end had three sets Of sails torn 10
pieces. In consequences Of the packages Of iron
breaking loose, tho shifting Of the iron, and lie
bounding from eide TO side created such friction
ss to ekcit continual sparks Of iirc, that made il
quit, hot To handie. The vessel groaning and
STAINING under such monstrous light Of
bout 400 tons Of iron, in rough and tempestu.
GUS sea, caused her TO spring aleak, aud for the
last two weeks all hands were constantly EN-.
ployed at the pumps, and for the last Z days did
not see the sun and Of course had no observation
which tended TO hcighten their difficulty and
embarrass their situation. The schooner Swan
hove in sight, and the Captain
kindly allowed ono of his hands 10 20 on board,
who was well acquainted with the coast and the
vessel is now safely mooreJ in the Delaware.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

IL Il
Mr. Clay did not see. he said, why the
,dlscussion aIlud ed Ia should ne cessariIy
arise upon the usual motion for the re-
ferring of the several parts of the mes
sage to The usual committee.
Mr.. M'duffic said it was evident that
,l,e .]iscussion Of this topic must now
take pIsce. But as the House at this
hour WINS not prepared for il he would
move that the Committee rise. u.
The Committee then rose and report
edprogress. aH.
~ Mr.. Polk rose to move a reconsider
alton Of the vote by which the report on
the, removal of the deposites was yester-
/, dny referred to the COMMITTEES Of the
Whole on the State Of oI the Union. he
, voted for the motion ~iih the understand
ing fhat the object Of the mover was TO
move the report and message together.
when the question of reference should
como 90. He regarded it ms important
) that there should be a full and deliberate
4 Investigation ofthis subject by commit
Zee. But he presumed that il was in
tended 10 involve the House suddenly
and without investigation or deliberation
in full discussion Of the merits of this
important subject. on q preliminary
question. He would not make the mo.
ton to reconsider at this late hour, If the.
rules Of the House would permit him to
make il at q subsequent ume'
Mr.. ChiI.on moved that the House do
now adjourn. .ia.. n
e The House then adjourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

The french government supports 1917
pensioners, at 40 expense Of ell 500 900. A
mong them are 1913 peers, 25, 600 priests. AM
i27 soldiers.
Ths Psussisn government has sanctioned
the formation of Railroad from Berlin 4
Potsdsm.
Lady Morgan is st present residing in Brus
sells, whore she excites much attention, ana
is prepar ing work on the character, &c. O
the Belg ians.
The Asiatic Journal gives portion Of
Lord Byrons Don Juan, which has been
translated by Msharsja Calee Krishna Ba-
hadoor, of Calcutta, into Bengalee.
II is said that Don Miguel has issued q
proclamation to his army stating that it is
his intention to retire to Trastos Monies. in
order TO arail himself of the resources which
his uncle, Charles the Fifth [alias, Don Car
los, of Spain,l has promised to place st his
disposal.
The Cholera still fingers 10 Paris; the
symptoms are identical with those ofthe for
mer epidemic, and the mortality full as great
in proportion to the number of cases.
The Duke Of Buccleugh is busy erecting
shooting bow on tho site Of Newark Cas-
tie, Scotland, estimated to cost 10000
pounds towards perpetuating Abbotsford in
the family Of Walter Scott. fss
A Massacre Of the Dutch troops had taken
place at Padang, and general rising OF the
Island of Java was expected, as the course
pursued by the Dutch Government. in tie
hands OF few pusillsnimons men, was rep.
resented as highly despotic. sseaa
The extensive library of the Right Hon.
Edmund Burke is about 10 be sold by auc.
ton. - fasas'e
Mdlle. Celeste has entered into an engage |
mept with Caldwell to pay professional, vi
sit 10 America to perform in New Orleans
md other places, for l2 months and to re-
seive $4,000 for his services.
Considerable excitement existed in Lon
don against the officers engaged In the col
lection Of assessed taxes, and open distuvban-
ces we're daily expected the officers in the
discharge of their duty were generally at
tended by large numbers of police officers
md soldiery. asib
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

! COURT OF PROBATE.
Ncscporf, Dec. lIfh, 16 33.

TIL Z administration account on the Es-
tate of Richard M. Psckham late III
Newport, deceased. was presented for
settlement and allowance. and an order
Of distribution of balance. Itis ordered
that the same be receised md the con-
sidsration thereof referred to q court Of
Probate to be holden at the State House
in New port on the first Monday In Jam
uary next at o o'clock A. M. and that
previous notice ba given by publishing
a copy of this order three several times
In the Rbode-Islahd Republican, for all
persons interested to appear at said
time and place If thoy see cause snd be
hcurd. it =
Probate Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

Olny's Lane, two years ago. was tried
on Wednesday. Gen. Greene. for the
plaintiff, Mr.. Pratt for the defsndast'
The jury returned verdict for Mr..
Brown, for the amount claimed, $500.
with interest and costs. This is a most
righteous verdict, and our authorities de-
serve the severest reprehension for With
holding 50 long, reward most arduousIy
earned. Proc. amer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
Ship News
Port OF Newport.
fffl+l4
Arrived,

Tassdav, Dec. l0ah.- Briggs Mary, Harris. FIN
Charleston, for Providence Annnwon, 6ylves.
tor. I'm Wilmington, IN. Co. for Fall River |;
Schooner, General, Marion, Wilbour, FIN Prov.
idence, for Norfolk Sch. Boston Packet, Bar
low, fun Kingston sloop Eagle, Ash, I'm Now
York. ~.
Wsdnesdey. llM.-- slOop Fair Havon. Smith,
- Tawsasy, iath : Schooner Wallace, Rysor,
fm New Yurk. t.lI .,fs,lf .~. l.lt9
Friday, i3M. : Schooner Rodney, Hathaway,
fm Berkeley for Fswburn, IN. CD; Sloop Hero,
Read, fm Now York George, Fox, fm do:
Sunday, l5th.-- Ship Kutuzof, Nye, fm Ware
ham, for Now York. y. ~ l.3f -"i-. ~
Monday l6th.--- Schooner Equator, jennings,
fm ProvTdence, for Southport slooP Prosi.
TIssday, i7tk-Sch New York, Of Fall Riy-
or, Stunlsy, I'm Fall River, for Wilmington, IN.
c. .ii is,, ~ .Ha ttf
Entered, sa hay,,
SIoop Emily, Smith, Hartford. l.s s,i..
Sloop Eagle, Ash, New York.
sloop HSfo, Read; New York. sirtss
Cleared, eali 5lHt
SIoop Emily. Smith, Providence ,s,
Sloop Eagle, Ash, Providencs.
Sleep HSro, Read, Providsncs. q 'liA =
Sch. Pocshontas, Bailey, Havana. fnst
MemOranda.. s
Al 81. Thomas, 29d vlt, Minos, Of Newport,
Al Havana, ga ult. Milton. for wilmingt ton.
Arrived 10Th. Eagle, D'Wolf, Newport,
Cid. fin> Wilmingtou, 27th w.t. Sch Com
nlsIcc, Messer, fos Nertinico,- BY HArHAwAS
4 PxckHAn. - t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
DANCING ScEccL,
ID. r. @ A = r q N.
TAXES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO TEsDRa
MS GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO THE CITIzENs OF NEWPORT,
FOR THE VERY LIBERAL PATRON
AGE THAT HAS PREvIoueLr
BEEN BEsrowEp UPON HIM. 'Ns

ND informs thom that he will open a
IN ScuooL in this town for the instruction oI
Masters and Misses, in the accomplishment Of
DANCING, as soon as proper encouragement
shall bc given-and hopes by strict attention ia
his profession, and by his assduous OK ertons tu
please, 10 merit continuation OF that patronage
and favor. which no has heretoiorv 80 universal
iy received. and which, il will DO bis highest
ain, to merit and retain.
Terms Of Tuition. Masters SO, and Misses
$5 per quarter, twenty four lessons IN quarter
and two per week. epitf
Newport Dec. III, 1883. suk 1t
DJ' A subscription paper Is opon for Masters
and Misses at 81 store Of Henry Barber.
Young gentlemen who arc desirous off attend
ing the evening school, are requested to leave
their names at this Office. Wa
Days of tuition Wedn esday and Thursday af-
ternoon, from 2 o'clock TO s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
Brighton Market.
Reported for the Boston Advertiser
and Patriot. 'trnf lNt

At market this day, 1926, Beef Cattle, i75
Stores, 1870 Sheep, and 260 Swine. -
PRIcEs.- Beef Cahie.--Sales went off heavy
at prices little less than they brought last
week, particularly the thinner qualities few
very choice were taken without weight ng sup.
posed 10 cost IS go. We quote prime at 8.
Bs,rsiliIg csss,e-wo . 9 are e. hardly ,s able to
refused to pay "a ior mess. and like proportion
for thinner qualities.
Sheep.--ln good demand, we noticed one lot
quite small and ordinary, taken at $l,75,t also
lots at 9, 2 2,25, 2,33, 2,37, and $50. Withers
nj 3, 3,25 and 1888. ~ l4 y. .irssfstf -
S,oins. - One lot was taken at "A for Sows,
and 81 for Barrows; one lot of 20 elected Bar
rows al 81, ono LOT to close, quite ordinary, more
than half Sows. at about 4 c. Al retail for
small ones 9 for Sows and for Borrowsl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
BLACKSMITHTNG.

TIIE subscriber has taken The shop in
u oad-Street, recently occupied by Mr.
Nicholas White, where he intends carrying
on the blacksmith ing business In all its bran.
ches. .., M, # &.
He will also attend 10 the Patent Balance,
which will be connected with his business,
and hopes for share Of the public patronage.
JAMES SIMMONS.
Newport, Dec. I2, 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
A CHANGE CONTEMPLATED.
JYm. y. TTLLEY.

INTENDING change in his Business,
j requests all those indebted 10 him by
Note or Book Account TO settle the samo -
And ell who now want Dry Goods. Hats
or India Rubber over Shoes can purchase
Of him at very great discount
Newport. Nov. so.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

> EugIish papers to the evening Of the
9Th Nov. were received by the ship Mon
ire al. The following. are exiractsi; q
The young Queen of Spain, Donna
isabella, was proclaimed on the Path Of
October in Madrid, with great enthusi-
asm. Tie Royalist istvolunteers.a a sort Of
tedious city militia in that capitol, were
disarmed on. the 27th--uoi,I however
without Considerable bloodshed. 1t seems
they attached themselves to the Carlos
party, and marched to the Gate de la Sol
TO seize on the military post, and on the
FIRST discharge that they made. the sem
tinel was killed; they also went to the
other points, but the troops and the
Christians seized their arms. Some who
cried,.viva Don, Carlos" while all Mad
rid was ringing with the cry of |" Viva
isabella Z" were hanged. Three hun.
dred oftheir number have gained the coun-
try but were pursued. ~ ts.f :
Lord Howard de Walden has been ap-
pointed minister to Donna Maria's court,
al Lisbon, vice Lord Wm. Russell.
4 AN arrangement has been entered in
to between ihe governments Of France
aad England that no spiritousn liquors
be allowed 10 be exported to England ia
casks Of q less dimension Than 10 gal
loms. ~ y t3yei5S ~ 'NStH--
The 81 900 bequea,hed by Miss Martha
Moore to the Bri,is!, and FOrcig9 Bible
Society on the death of her sister, has
teen lately paid 10 the Society.
DaEADrUL AccsDENr The new steam
engine boiler, just erected by messrs.
Blacker, Collins e. Go. at Kadstock,
expIoded on Saturday morning, and des-
trcyed nearly all the premises, part OF
which Gas blowing different directions
70 q distance ofnearly l6O yards.s Eight
men, 10 ,luding the three engineers, were
thrown in different directions.
One was killed IN the spot'his head be-
ing nearly blown OF; another died whist
being conveyed home another had his
boots blown of. his iegs broken, and the
Others are in such a state that It is feared
they cannot recover. .nh
The men,, now under ground, about
so in number, cannot be got u fol. some
time, and much fear is entertained that
they will be drowned as the other engine
used to pump water out ofthe pit, carr
not be used until repaired. No language
can paint tbe devastation and affiiction
occasioned by this lamentable accident.
-(Batl Journal. ~ Il tAa l~4fe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

Bank Mdnifssto.-The Manifesto Of
the Bank against the President, which
has been SO long in prep ration, has at
length made its appearance. 1t isa re-
petition of refuted sophistries, with the
addition Of a batch of new misreprssen-
tations, all Of which we shall proceed
Immediately to expose. Wash. Globe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

NORTH-KINGsTOWN BANK.

a 4 the annual meeting Of the Stockhol-
N ders of the Northkingstown Bank, the
following persons were chosen directors,
viz. Elisha Watson, WIN. Battey, Oliver
Watson, John Clarke, Jonathan Reynolds.
HsAsn aafe 5sfa tRs,s Rss. ce.sshe; es.asS
ydllen, Joseph c.. Sanford, Ezra ID. Davis
WIN. Baker, Jeremiah G. Chadsey, VIM. q.
Hammond George Hammond. Erbon San
ford Jr., Nicholas Spink, Daniel Stanton,
VIM. Browning, and Elphalot Young. And
at subsequent meeting Of the Directors
Elisha Watson was reelected President Of
said Bank. IT. HAMMOND, Cashier.
.Wickford Nov. 27th 1893. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
Died,

In this town, on Thursday morning last,
Miss Mary Pitfnan, daug ghter Of the late John
Pitman, Esq. ia the S6th year of her age.
At the Tsla nd Of Cuba, on, the 10th Oct
last Mr.. Henry. G. D'Wolf, son Of Gen.
George D'wolf formerly Of Bristol, sged 25
years, nfs 'hs' ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
From the Boston Courier.

Prices Of " OoI at BOstOnS Dec VShs
Prime or Saxony Fleoces, 20 rs cts. per h.
American full blood washed wool, GO 70 '65 cts
do do. SO to Sc, 1 do, As TO- 80, 4 do, 40 10 40,
so, Cd do. 35 to 40, Sd do 30 to 80, spinning LIST
sort, so to 60 cts. per pound. - n,
& WooL--There is a steady demand for fieecc
and pulled Wool, without any change ON recent
prices, the stock is in few hands, and is gradu
ally diminishing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

vTvHE subscriber has received and is now
y Offering for sale, two cargoos Of the
hard and soft LEHICH COIL. of best
kind, broken and scrcened ready for iasmo-
date use, for 81 IS cents for g!4Olbs.
ALSO---s lot Of the first quality Of
L.aCK.aW.a.N.q for 500.
The sofl Lehigh hoe been tried ip Phils..'
deIphis, and approved Of in the kitchen, and
parlor CRATES, Steam Engines, end CupoIa
Furnaces--it burns brilliantly, gives more
blaze, and without The alag, dsoes ei19es
and the impurities eonmon to most cher
coal. +. WMs VAbk4t
sug. %. &. ~ 4. ~
unIrRPI.E nnd biach uilk xolvai rsoolvcd lhia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
NOTICE.

AN tho LIST day Of February, I CONNIE nee
~ operations for an alteration in my
Business, and until that time, will sell all, or
any part Of my Stock ofGoods at Cost, for
Cash, or approved credit.
Dec. 1S. WI TlLLEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
NOTICE.

A PIG has lately strsyed into my cnclo-
n sure--the owner is requested to take
il away and psy the cost.
doc. IS. Russell CLARKE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

,sHigk-hdnded Vilidny.---Last evening"
afler ous paper was put to press. Col.
Sisson, Of Richmond. called At our eofi-
cs, and give US a hcart-rending account
Of . bloody tragedy which had been per-
pe,sated in Exeter. We have only time
TO give the following brief particulars |;
An attempt to rob the house and MUIR
der the family Of Samuel Reynolds. Esq
was made on Thursday night last, by a
villain, who used club, two knives.
aud an axe. Mr.. Reynolds occupies
/ |she old turnpike house in Exeter, on the
! New-Londop road. The villain spilled
for lodging which was granted. ".
/. About anidnight he arose and COM
menced bic bloody work. BY 6rst attack
ing two boys in the upper chamber. with
an axe, both whose heads are badly froc-
tured, ndtbe arn, Of the youngest bro
lkep ia Two places. The ruffian than de-
scsnded - lbs lower room. and attacked
Mr.. Rcypolds. who received seven slabs
and Is. sSppossd % " morsally wounded.
nOn Mrs. r. attempting to escape, she
received Two sstabs 10 the breass-bps aI,e
ssccs ssded il making her escape from
sbe modsters hands. when the villain
decam ped. aud the oficers Of justice are
- Il
nov in parsuis. 4. -. .l'.l :. .Sl'
lie Ind on blue short jacket, blue
vest. and dark colofed pansaIoons, and
is a short thick setman, about 30 years
Of sge. and is nm Irishmnn. - Prop. = f1sr l' /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
VOTICE.-TO STORE KEEPERS.

WIN, 8. yOSE would respectfully inform
w his brother store keepers that he bus con-
as any honest pedtar that visits this town, and
hy..not in preference to pcdlar Patronize your
owl, Townsninn. Nov. 9Th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18
ALMA MACS FOR
TO LET.

THE House and land including two
good ds formerly known a.
NVy tho job Almy place.. opposite Ar
HSss mold Wilbour, The house and out
= buildings are In good order.
For terms. apply TO DANIEL PECKH9M
Newport, Dec, ] 1888 ~, asafet
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

INDIA RUBBER OYER SHOES.
TN order to make clear out Of my Over
Il Shoes, | will sell then, fiom fifty to seven
ty five cents the pair. TILLEY.
Dec. IL. N8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

A youok man 10 the CITY Of Montreal
By The ssms Of William H. Field who
had been confined in the comno" ss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

The Boston Courier laughs a. its Ma
tional Republican friends for attempting
!" to convince the. world than Mr.. Duane
is an injured and much abused man,
If he had doubts of the legality Of such
"a proceeding fas the removal of the de-
posites] ss0Ay says the Courier, did he
place himself in a position ,chere he kreU
he should be called on 10 perform an un-
latcfui act ?''--Mr. D.. well knew the
views Of the administration--that it in
tended to adopt such course of policy
as should quietly bring the concerns of
the. Bank to a close.--And yet he had
the vanity to suppose he could control
that policy. or more probably, With
views of Implicitly and fraud, he expected
that he should be able TO defeat the OBJ
Iec.s Of the administration and acquire
great credit and popularity with the
Bank. He is now obliged TO take one
horn Of the dilemma, either to be held
up to the world for his stupidity, obstin-
macy, and vaniiy--or for bis dishonesty,
and double dealing. ss'.'i eiaa
bua osaae 994s sd Wor. Mass. Rep.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-18

pgRPLE and Slael s''h ys',:9 y 3 E;s;';,1 Ss 'A''
Nov. e.
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/ 4. t.I4
The following Is an extract from the
speech Of Mr.. Buchanan, late minister
10 Russia.
|" But Il is not q Russia alone, that the
character Of our country is highly appreei-
aied. The same respect Is entertained for
us every where. We never can, we never
ought to be in different to tho rank which
se occupy in the society Of nations. Ne
yer was there 1, sounderc maxim Of policy,
!nor purer pri nciple Of jnstice, thsn that
announced to the world by our present
Chief aglstrate to ask nofhin but, what
lis clearly right, and 10 submit to nothing
wrong. Acting upon this principle, he has
been eminsnsiy successfalin our foreign re-:
Iations. IT must be . matter Of pride and
pleasure to our countryman to know the high
reputation he enjoys throughout Europe i
have mingled much with society abroad, and
can soiemnly declare, that no matter how op-
posite opinions may have been upon the
great questions which now agitate that quar-
ter Of the Globe, all, without exception, en-
terrain The most exalted Tespcct for his =
bility, integrity, and frmness. For obvious
reasons Imsde It point never to introduce
the subject; but wherever have been, his
character has been : leading topic Of conver
sations and . theme Of eulog s May we not
justly anticipate that the present Judgment
|of Europe 10 in advance Of that which will be
universally formed by his own countrymen,
when the passions and interests-of the day
shall have subsidized, and when sposterity
shall Judge him ~ the great results Of his
sdministralion! Abrpsd 1 hsse often heard
him compared with Washing gton though in
my own opinion. no man who hssevsr ex-
lated, either in ancient Or In n:nsodern times,
can be- fairly compaFed with the nah who
will ever be flrst in the hessts Of hIs' COON
trymon as long az they are worthy OF the u
|bersy they enjoy"
GrThe Court Of Common PIeas1's
SILL in,session.l There Is a'rvsfy 'ltsls
criminal business before it this term