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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19
1884
Republican, Administration
and Farmers PrOx.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN BROWN FRANCIS.

OF WARWICK.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JEFFREY HAZARD.
OF EXETER.
FOR SENATOR'S.
1. ALPHEUS BILLINGS, Proridsues.
2. BYRON DLH7Jy, Bristol
,. wv BROWNING, North. Kingston
q. SANFORD .4kMY. Little Compton
5. Syi.NL. WE3THERHE.7D, 'Cumbsrland
G. ROBERT F. MOVES, South Rings ston.
7. WELCOME ARNOLD, Corsntry
g CHRIS TOPPER SPENCER, Warriek
9. THOMAS COREY, Jr. Portsmouth,
10. ISAAC WILKINSON, Smittfsld
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
.aLBERTC. GREENE, .4fy Gen.
JOHN STER.v.E, Gen. Treasurer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19

Origin Of Banking. The Dogc Of
Venice was once obliged to resort to a
forced loan from the most opulent citi-
zens, the contributors to which were
made creditors TO the Chamber of Loans,
at an annual interest of A per cent.
These creditors, in process of time, be-
came incorporated into company for
the management Of their joint concerns,
and thus formed the basis upon which the
Bank of Venice, the most ancient estab-
lishment Of the kind, was founded.
This is believed to be the earliest instance
on record of funding system, and the
first example of permanent national
debt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19
Rho d ell 81 q m d IL e pub b Ii ic an.

would divide their country that they
migh, be supreme over part oft, Their
complaints were derided as hypocritical,
and sooner than yeild to them, it was
said the countay should be shaken TO its
foundations. Now party changes have
brought these Nullifiers upon the side OF
their former enemies, and now they are
the sweetest, prittiest, loveliest men in
all creation. Such arc the acquisitions
which party makes upon its editors, and
yet these editors talk to others Of wear
ing a collar.--N Y. Jour. of Commerce.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
Swerif6 8erfduf

Su 8eloe zines an MIDI eeyicbteten erecu.
tons Sefebl5 Der Gourt BON @cmmon Wlsas
eon Start eanntp. Cbo. fotl ieb am Sams
Iita5, Den 7tsn ees nddften Monats csunp,
an Der 2bhre oes Scurt Qauf.5 au Canton,
i'm bsfaeten @auntp, S'pifben 10 llbr Morz
lenS uno ubr 9tabmit:a5e 5,ln offeut'id1en
9ertauf ausitsnen, alle @erebt fame ii. 3itel
oe6 9 atbaniel Dilep, an uuo euf
nabf febene bef6rietenee stdd eanb, niu,.
lib: Der norotpeftl6e GbeiI Der oreiBia(len
Section in 1aunibip 9ao. 1, stang 90. 10,
wel6ss in befastem stars @auntp aeIe0sn
1T, entba!teno ,,,ebr roer ,psnieer bier uao
a6t5is Maer. @s 1T oaAelbs Slid Sans ,pel
Dies Dom leeten ebsriff Don Starf eauntv
ansesrifet, puros, in Der Mase ees gdn,u=
el Sea uno Qenrp Sterlins. JoaubeIsleute
uuter o:r 8iriua eon 8 el | tlno Ster:
Tins, eesen ben 9enannten Dilev.
0eor9 q. webb, @5eberiff.
S1erif6 Office, Start Co.. :"
Canton D1a1 s. 1884. 5 4-5p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
NmerlfanilOs sguropdiIbe,
N9fnt(6aft,
I'M ge'oer une fcnti9es eieentbutn Don
europa bieber su be;ieben.

2an5e EcboIr uuo oSt-iiF po11 tielen eel:
ten Der Die 2Euforcerun9 an Den linter(brie:
teuen>- (@eooiteur uno Gisenttnmer bic.
les etab'nementeS, ,)-Ge,naebt worben,-
cine 9'gentioboft 81 etabIirst,> bermittelfl
mslDer Gier rc6nenben, el1rcpdilben @tri.
eranten.--tbr bort bep Ger Qluswauostuno
ne6 5urhd9slaf1enss, poer Icnfiassutcn,:
n1enose ei9entbunL-cbne orogen 2rubel
un?oFsn Sdtpierigfeiten uno @efabr ber:
ntergebracbt Werben fbunte. tarae IT,
oel(eitis tat ct forobl bic 3wedmd eiatei
elmer fcIebeu @inricbtune-ats oueb biz
init 'brsr 9u6f1bruns perfndpften S6rie.
r'8te't t'teroodt nno er,rosen. -uno MIN
enoIieb--freut Ct fb-feinen 8reuuoen II.
Dem putI'fum tsberbaupt anseieeu au fbunen,
Dap CT, ourb an9etuipfte Delbinouna uno
Wermlttelun9 init folio uno re(pertaI fteben.
ben panolunsebduiern, bieIe e bpieriafei.
ten beleIti9t bat, unb bereit uub / m
g tanee ift,-oie an ibn seri6teten Qluf=
trd9e oiefer Dirt, IbIeunie erpeciren au fbn;
t1en, unb 5tpar in fatt nue Ooer bic meiten
9egenoen res teutl6en Woterlanoes. ga
er NIT oiefer Qlrt 8ei1dfte, burb pielfdltiee
2Iustbun9.-tntim hnb pnnftIib pertrant
ilt.-io,pobl in ibrem Besuse auf QImerifa
nls aub in NIdfobt auf guropa,-fo ii
er -hber3eu9t, allen bic bep ibn in 6ie1e,
gade antufen mtsen, ppae uno fobneue
Satisfaetion eeben ,l fbnnen.-Stne Qaae
als bfsntliber 0e(ddftslnonn, uno iein
euseebreItete @orresponbens, bieten ibm
nbtl8ens nod 9n!fsmittel uuo @rleidter=
ungen fir obigen 9eIbaftsapeia bar.--bie
nibt 1sosrmann 3u @ebcte lfeben.
p9eorufte9 8 i Il, q h>
I ~ l'no inmer bep ibm auf 0auo, unb
ssutet, bic aus Der Serue bep ibm 3u obisem
3tpede anfpreben tnbsen, fann er in ooer
2 Stuneen ibr 8an5ssUel1dft 70 erpebiren,
oaBl lte obne fernern 1rnbel uno 3eitpmfd,n.
nip. lbre 9eimreiie mieoer antreten f5unen.
Vgelne Vetnungen miro er 70
9,a'a MAIDEN oaB ltb niemano carnber Be:
Ibtperen miro.
neberieBuneen i,no gHreibereuen in tent
|@er, ene'il9ett uno iranstffbsr spra6e,
.rsroen ebenfaIs pon i'm, beioret.
@6lieBli1 empfieblt er fdb ben, Dieu1t|
'no esn Muftrdssn bes Y,,blifums, uno
plro oetfen @uutt ttnb 8ertrauen bu.cbI
panttl'bfeit uae1rsne 81 peroienen fuo1en,
Neter &aufmann |
!, Reo. 1oes Daterlauosi irst,nos5.|
gantct, MdtS %. 1884,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
Na6frdgt+
9Eo IL Grisorifh ho(slb bah !

Wc 1T Srieorib baflbab
Dpr ettpa eineta Sabre, befaub- er ilcb bes
2arpsss Serrp, in Marplano, uno mar ae.
ionnen itep Don bort nab Whilabelpbia au Be.
aeben. Seit ispert 5sit it nibts n,ebr por
i9nt aebbrt ,poroen. -.
Srsene iemano, Der ettpas BON ibm ODE,
feinen' tes'gen Mufentbalte ,pei6 ,miro feline
betaste Mntter perpfiebten, ibr pieOlabricbt,
un.er oerNoorelfe Sebastian Nadely, Can.
tom; stark County. ohio,--iaitp,tb ellen. j.
canton, sgtaf5 20. 1861 4n1L
asutlbs BIatfsr nit penen tpir ned d}sln,
peroen sebeten Sbiaes In lire re;nse;;n,n
sfa|ssa ein,uradeu,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
Nftte Satf(erfv,
Gei9trrmaeben Suit en-
1Srilf1ft1ef1 ,c. ,c.

Der Inter ldriebene benaebridDtiat feline
Sreiaee 11o bas V,tblifum, eaB CT pbiaes
geiddft in alien eeifen esribisbensn 3nsi:
gen, 3u betreiben aneefausen, uuo ieben
anftra3 Der in fein SAD fbIdat nit 5d,neI.
te ,,no Sur 3ufrieoenbeit feiaer @6nrxr ana.
tnfhbren iseD betnith,c:n miro, y Durd ante %
,e..oe ano ,cssone Qlrbsit, billise preife uub
MateriaI, miro Ct einen 1beil
Ser /, eTentliebea y : ganlt ~ eeteieneu uno e.:
balter il6 bslfrebeu.: 4s. r., - WV :,
@r tpobnt i,n bitlieben 1beiIe Bee Guscus
ratpae etralie, ,.1,tsrbalb Dem Wirtbesasls
pom ofa. I2e'nrie1 st5lofsr.. - ,
-. =, !, .s;es55u eouicf.
-s"a'et 9see. !. 29-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
Offettl(ht ss(nDl(e

QBiro anf Nonnertta9 uno TrsD.aa> ben
%. uno 30. bic fe5 Monate, am .Ooufe ce5
|perltoEbenen SObn Mie6, in plain 81. g 1=2
Wrl! d ltl'ob bon Canton. 9sbalten !perbsn,
|el'po fo!8snee 0Irtifsl ou ben SReitbistenosu
abaeFbIa9en weroen ots:
pferse uno Slusny Sibs uno
|Ninopiebi Sboafe unO cd )weine,
Dtroeeelttlrr uno gouerngerdtbe
oller Nrt, | QEeb0ubL Detten uno
Sett5eug, 3ursat, 0out, uno Slcb,
enserdtbs, 9BoiSsn bepm NuGbel,
neuer 4 gdulsmoeen, NIT 8ooD
uno De<Fe, nebft elmer ercben Meu,
&c onoerer 2lrtiFsl Su msildufs 5u
|benomen.
Die @snt,le tpiro Inn 9 ll5r Morsens an
obigen 1a9en ibren sInfans ntbmeu, uuo Die
9eoineunaen bsfannt ssn,acRt [ein Iiberaler
gre0it] unS quite alrfnaytuns seseben .pst-
ben bon
Oooio Niee, 2icmr.
SontoH' Wt@D .. 1884, 4=4tr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09

ein e6reiben BON 2onbcn, antesm item
WdrS tt1eloet. rag 4 Miuiouen 1baler BON
Merifo nab 9leusOrleans; auf Nebnuna
Der BEARINGS in eunoon per1bjfft tporoen;
Ole filr bic Ser. Staaten beftimmt Gno, u.
Q Miaionen sinsen bon GneIano ans nadb
NeHpor't Scurn. Of @ommetce I
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
2ouD
81 E 81 # { r.

Nnjel9e al 2onopsrfdufer.
Der Neoaeteur bic ies D!attes, bat ouf pel.
fsiti9e 2uforoerun9 e6 auf fIb eeuc t,,nen,
--eln loBenonntee Xanoresitsr 5u er6fneu,
no 5 Jeo stmon ber 0ano 3u perfauf<n bat,
ben fam.
D2a beri6iebene 2eute jeBt porbou=
ltno, ele Sano fir 9 aarseio 5 au faufsu
whnf bsn,-fo metoen ale 8auern eoer
Oet!aufs|ulti9e Die Gaue 81 perdufferu baben,
mohl tbun, ben Dru6er in 8dloe repon in
&enntni6 5u fesen.
Canton, WaY 8. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
S6etif3 8etfduf.

Strait zines BON ergourt ppn Gpun,e,t
pltes, Don SetTerfon @aantp, al MIDI oeridb,
ttten gefeb's, pcn 81. ia. ct 9ep. "a. m
Snnlten Der "S armerS uno M E das
n'e Q y t" Don Steubenpiue, aeaett
Die SITTER Dieb, 2anosrepen uno 6at}eIa-
feten BON Daniel Duraert, tobe
fOlesnoe Qdnoerspen ano S2ate belaate,t
Snreerts, in 8 e1blaa eeucmnien;
ndinI'eb: Soten 9lo. 1 9 uno Is, nit eiuens
arcpen oarauf tbeiIweiIe erri6tstsn bad(tei,
nernetn paule bsrs6net au einen Dirtbsz
t'No stcbrbanle 2otte Nc. Ia. nit einem
tlelten Blc6bau(e oarauf, uno bic bflihe
pdlfte Don 2otte 30. 22,-a[le eeleeeu in
Der Staot parIs, in etarf @auntp.
% lei ID { q U.s.
Der fol9enoS teiUriebene Strib Uter
2beil Yanees, t'dnIieb 60 fdnat an, an
Der fAebfliden gfe, oes norbbfliben Biers
tele oer Seetien No. 8, In 9auuldip SO. H.,
Don Wanse g}c. s, 9ebt bon bort ,rettlib
"A NutDen. eann nbrblib 46 Muben une
oGt Qunoettitel elmer Rutbe bann nbrclib
fsbejebn 0lutben unb ;wep 3unoerlteI i
bann bftIieD fstsrjebr Nutben unc Elm bunE
oertttsL t"r eteue bes QInfanes,-uno snts
be'teno "n9sSdbr u Qldfer msbr ceer renis
ger. srner-De fclesnos bs1ebrisbeue
Gbe'l ooer Strib 2anoe6, i'm 1nt6fIieDen
Nlsrtel Der eeetion go. 5, in Ia,nld3ip
Ofo. H. bon Rdn9e 9lp. g, abaeIeaen uno
be8rdt3t ,rie foIst, ndmlicb @e fdnat an
am norcbttlt6en @efe befasten Yiertels. H.
lduft cann f0blib nit oeGfn 2iuie febsai6
Nutben; BON bort nbreIib ietbfsisfutbet
our n0roliDet 9renSIinie befaaten 0ierteIss
Don bort bitli9 aebsn befaater eiuie, aut,
Stelle oes Nnfan8sy entbaIteno 22 2Ider IT,
a6t5i8 Nutben.
s Serne r. - Cine 2otte oeer stn6 2anbe&'
in Dem t1orobitIben DiefteI Der Section 0los
g. in belaetem 2aunfdip llnb Nanae, ans
tanseno an benz Vo1ten unsefdbr Strep poet
orep Futben tIoltb Don Der @de Der Qduoe3
reDen Don Saeob 0arris Mno 3eoefiab NBelfet
an ber tpeftli6en 2inie pUn Sacob s. arris'
Sano, eann noreliob feds uno Srpdn3ig Nuz
tben neben Dem Qanoe bes oenannten @.e ~
terI- oann weltlidb finf Nutbeu unb,
a6t Gelenfe; oann fnbli6 feds II. stranai&
6ntben, cann bflieb fnnf Gutbeu uno odf
Gelerte, aur Stsae oes alnfanaes; 49, entbals'
te ne e'n euaoert uno fanfjis @utben.
ser rner -- @tn dnoerer 3beil poen
5trib 2anees, nabe bep ssuaunter staSn
parls' entbalteno unsefdbr brep Nder, wets
bes oertenise 2beil trorauf biegbetire eYss
r'1tet 1T. @ine ndbere Befbrebuns oaseu
tsiro in etuem Dieo Der Gree tpreu
oes berltorbenen M uo lpb 8dr aeftim
Den tpsroen, tpetde, tpie oesnutbet tpirS ilct
in Der Stserreers Offs oes befastsn @aunt;
befinbet.
Mel6e befaste 2bsiIe oter etribe sanee
idt eem Qt6fbteteubeu, bloBfar baa
O elo, am Donnerffase, ben listen Ga
ndbfen Wonats Nap, an Der abir be,
Court Qaufes in Canton, smilben 10 ilt
8ornittass uno 8 llbr Saabtnittass, eetsau
fen ,psroe.
Gecrst ". Webt; G6trlf +,
Gbssifss9lmtsftube, Starf CO.. -. "
Canton, s|pril II. 1883. : 4itsa H..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
NaOfrQ0e&

unfsr5e'0netem rrhroe es |ebr o,,aeneD NJ
'Spn, Den slufentbat6prt Der Samilie gcoe
't'e Ge!osrn Bel 9anuopst, bic 10, uuaefdbr
e'nem Sabre DsutibIano perIieB, uno 1Icb
I'M Sp'o gtant ansePa"ft BAT, ST srfabren.
eleooelanb, Den 1teu Qpril 1884.
d. . illp, au5 9i!ossbsi,n.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09

&pttot.' Ser eBirb, btt1 Is niGt
elnfe(, oaB ieblberepen Dobirs
ter periteft fepn m6bten, (abe 6o6
Der cute Sboratter leines 6oules
in 0ef abr ssfebt war, fotlte leinem
~ p1)a4a Golte eiu poor neue
0oen uno besobHe ibm nod pbeu.
IS Sbaler in gelo. Diefes pert
otent NIT 0'e6t Elm Gburtsnltreicb
9enannt III neroen
Gin 8ausri,juuss fua beirotben.-
gt fhr6tete ftb ober gang entlebli6
Dor Der @be uno ipeinte bitter(leb.
Ser 9oter fproeb ibm Mutb III uno
ta9te enoIi6 Wepor flr1telt Ou
Stb oenn, oumrner Sunee I? qBos
Fam Dir osnn 9sfdebsn @ieb
mt9 On, Bob t6 nidt ouh sebeirn
tbet ?-!9 a oae 1T ct ~ a s
sans Nnoeres, erpieerte
Der Junse fW!auhseno : Der 9 a.
ter bat B te 81 VI tter 9e.
y etro tbet, ober d. n, u E
stne 8 5fremoe Spert
ON nebmen."
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
9allftt1 lln6. Sdaftx::'

@rbietet f!b gum 2lustauib-faf sp,aars
selo,-euf pie Iiberaliten Seeins,snsts. fiix
irsenS cine Quantitat Don
Waisen, Ncssen, RsWofotux'
Sladsfaomen, .&lees Ds.1 Grass
Soamen,-fo tpie aucb 0ir(bfeue.
0Genu oiefe proo,.fte an (ein QEaarbaus.
an Der Dsf(eite bss @anals. seliefett sperx
ben. ,-. -.
D,e, ,pelde seneist iino einen g,ehfer Siez
fer Dirt aubutnuntern, uerosnibn, cine Cunt
er5eisen, ,renn fe bep ibm, an .6ru. s..
8 urrtbal's ta6fteines nemgte tr, NETS
lib am Ganaie, annfen. -
MaHiaoa Dec. Is. 1883. s5.tf:
os' o'"f,s s,e't' 8ai5tlt'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
nnl@(ittu, 2tdttt.:
eDrlltla1 Srie0ri6 &rover,

SV7'7'"EE OrleUtIB Nr0DerI
tp6bnbaft in Dem badlteiueruen oaufe .as
pen toerrn Ial6ers, in Canton, ;eiat einerrt
b'er9en ltno bena6barten pubIfum bierourdy
an Dap er n'dbt oUfin dtbts llnfbItt 2ibtsr
IonOern ou6 rebt CUTE sembbnIobe QPoid,
uno feIne Naffters Ssife Der fertist uno fiTs
bep br1 III baben 1T. 2lub n1adbt ct befannt,
Rap er olIsSeit llnfblitt uub fDuifisee Sett ents
peosr fir baares 9eIo ODER aeaen 0Iustau,
f6ung BON Seife ODER 2idb tern, 70 tpie 6oI,z
al1e oaa 9ufebeI se8en Elm Yfuno Sslte
annebn1en miro.
@anton Npri! Is. 1884. 9.-4uh.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-17

rights soc sent for Doctor Parsons. and il,
he comes, and says be Miss Downing
what on earth's the matter, says he? and
so she tellsd him ali she know'd about the
huekieberrys, and about the Elder bark
tea
Well. says he, Miss Downing, tLere is
noihiu in all creation so good as elder bark
tea, says be; but stop says he Miss Down.
ing. how did you scrape that are bark p
for you Know, says he, IL you scrspe il
from the root upwards. then the tea makes
good yomlt as ever was, but ifyou scrape
II rotherswsy, then says he, its all wisy
watss: and with that my poor good old
mother dfopd the tea pot right out OF her
hand. Well says she. Doctor, then see
jest how il is, aud why my dear hoy is saf-
FERN so sheckin, for. says she, scraped
that are hsrk both ways.
Well. then. Miss Downing, says the
Doct "aIil can say about il is, there Is no
tellin right of what viii be the eend on's'
and that's pretty much all that can be sslo
about The Cn'jn.t troubles at present. =
From yoar friend,
J. DOWNING. Major.
Dcwningvillc Militia I'd Brigade.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-17
Y our old friend
J. DOWNING. Major,
Downingviile Militia I'd Brigade.
ruu Eoyl41,.r wxcgEr.

Ailcf transient reifestiment
the party seemed more fam'liaiized to
each other, and even Seville himself con
descended IRON bis Suits, and joined IN
the conversation; the melancholy man IN
the lelt hand corner unbent his brow, aud
added his mite TO the verbal contribution
Of bis companions, I'LL at length the sub
ject Of his lotteries was started by the
wlnkle keeper, who declared an opinion
that nobody ever got prize.
This statement was stoptly contradict
ed by the melancholy man. Who seemed 10
Ger.ye a vast reinforcement Of animation
lro IN the SUBJECT He enumerated dukes,
memtcrs of Parliament, Hampshire
SO hires, bloomsbury attorneys, Pail NAL
pastry cooks, who had, all 10 his own
knowledge. been splendiily and suddenly
enriched by the acquisition OF large sums.
Indeed, sur said be, even ! ms II
might have been worth thirty thousand
pounds more than am at this present mo
ment. by the same means. il IL had not
been for accidental circumstances over
which had no control
What might that have been?' said the
Wrinkle man: Choosing the wrong number
perhaps!
Not so, SIR said the melancholy gen
tleman, his countepance at the same tune
assuming an expression rather oil anger
than Of sorrow; i did choose the righi
numoer-bought it, brought II home, aud
had it in my little table draw: but
III was stolen, perhaps, SIR said the
winkleman's friend. 10 piteous tone.
NO, sir, not that. ! had tit was
mine. il was in the days when lotteries
| lasted a month. and tickets rose IN value
as they continued undrawn. went int'
the city on business; friend who kne"
nv ticket, called in my absence-ofieie
INV w,l- a hundred and twenty guineas 10
il: she knew that il had only cost me fiv
and iweniy;-sold it to him; all for m
good, poor soul-she's in heaven now, 81
Its no use seOlsiug about il; il Won
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-17

South Carolina The Supisme Court
Of south Carolina having decided the
Test Oath 10 he unconstitutional, II MAS
supposed likely that Gov. Hayne would
have called an extra session Of the Lsgis-
lafnre IN references 90 she sahjret fhiss
however, he has declined 10 do. and
therein, npiiifer as Sc 10. has set an ax-
anips. Of moderation, IS credasablc 10
himself ~ il IL deserving Of imitation. by
al - tiss The Governor directs the
o gspizstion OF the militia. under the RS
cent election Of officers, TO be completed,
without regard 10 the Test Oath, Which
is to be deemed nudity. until otherwise
ordered by the proper authority; that 10,
until two successivs Legislatures shall en-
graft such provision on the state constis
tuition.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-17
THE POLISH ExILE's LAMENT FOR TIL
DEATFS OF LAFAYETTE.

Translated from the Polish of Mr. ]. GRvLsRI)
Non omnis mortar
Mtsltdque pGrS mel Uitdba.-HoRi
From thy borders, o Seine. why that sigh bur
dened wind?
What anguish DER Oceans sad pathway is borne?
'The shield Of free nations-the loued Of man
kind,
AFAyErrE-LAFAyETTE, from our bosoms is
tornp'
Thy worshipping Patriarch, Freedom, expires;
See thy temples fair column in lowliness lie!
Who now shall keep burning thy sacrifice fires!
Who bear, through all perils, thy banner on highf
From the face of both worlds is the sunlight
withdrawn,
And the last star of Europe shall g@iae her no
more;
All, the light that's DEPARTED glory that's
gomez
What tears and what heart-rending signs shall
depiore?
o, fate unreleuting! sad moment of pain!
When tyranny hunts us--leagued despots reject,
That then, all abandoned, we call thee in VAN,
From wrong and from outrage our cause to pro-
tect!
Who no,r shall make Europe's proud autocrats
quaiR
Who chide into silence expressions mad host
When the nations in tears thy departure bewaii,
And crowned iends grin their hope, that all free
dom is lost?
FROM thy mansions Of bliss, midst the great and
the good,
Come,-revisit the land of thy Washington
fame;
Behold here the mourners from Vistula's Hood,
Swelling higher the tide of their grief at u.
One pledge for lost Europe,-one hope, for hi
home-
In thee had the exile--till cruel fate bore
Freedom down TO repose in her Lafayette
tomb
Now, our affairs and fresides must greet us n
more.
But how can death sever thy name from on
heartss
No.-here shall its impress forever grow bright
And transfused into Iurs,-as from thee II dc
parts,-
Thy souls to all ages shall breathe fresh deiigh
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3aoetrp.
THE FEATURES.

THE FEATURES.
that norials are made up Of quarrelsomc clay,
NY tale, i imagine, will prove as it goes;
For the Features composing the yisage one day
Most cruelty fell to abusing the Nose.
first the LIPS took ii up, and their reason was
this,-
That the Nose was bane both to beauty and
And they never, moreover, In comfort could kiss,
For that horrid protnberance jutting above!
Then EYES, not behind in the matter to be,
With a sparkle began, a, Tve oftentimes seen
'em,
And said il was perfectly shocking to see
Such lump Of dcformity sticking between 'em.
The CHEEKS, with blush, said the frighfullest
shade
Nv the NosE Ger their bloom and their beauty
was thrown;
And EAas couldn't bear the loud trumpeting
made
Whenever thai troublesome member was blown,
So, twas moved and agreed, without dalying
more,
To thrust the intruder at once from the face;
But NosE, hearing this, most Indignantly swore,
By the breath Of his nostrils, he'd stick to his
place!
Then, addressing the EYES, he went learnedly
through
His defence, and inquired, when their vigor was
gone,
Pray what would their worships for spectacles
do,
Il the Face had no Nose to hang spectacles on,
Mankind, he observed, loved their scent as their
sight,
Or who'd care farihing for myrtles and roses'
And the charge Of the lips was as frivolous quite;
For if LIPS fancied kissing, pray why mightnt
Noses?
AS for EARS, (and in speaking, Nose scornfully
curpd,)
Their murmurs were equally trifing and teasing;
And not all the EARS, EYES. or LIPS in the world
9hoald keep him ,.isblosen, or prevent him from
TO the CHEEKS, he contended, he acted as screen.
aud guarded them oft from the wind and the
weather;
And bat that he stood like a land mark between,
The FACE had been nothing but cheek altogether!
With eloquence then he repealed their abuse,
With logical clearness defining the case;
Aud from hence came the saying, so frequent in
use,
That an arguments plain Gas the nose on your
face!'
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nfing't back; and the very came afternoon
u--u me-tm sure You'll excuse nv
swearing at the recollection: il came M Z
thirty thousand pound prize y
1 A general exclamation Of horror follow.
! ed the announcement.
And now SIR continued the gentleman,
as walk the streets in wet weather, be-
cause Icannot afford hackney coach, my
friend Dodham the lucky purchaser, dash
cs by IN his carriage and splsshes me win
mud. lie lives in The house which had ell
my life an anxiety to possess; and has refu-
sed his consent TO his sons marrying my
daughter on the plea of her poverty
II was evident that the melancholy gen
tleman felt the Circumstance keenly
WELL said Seville, Il don't think I
could have survived such thing
'Only conceive, SIR said the gentleman
seeming to delight 10 aggravs'ins the mis-
cries of his loss. only conceive my coming
home out OF the city; hsv,ngseen my num-
Der piscarded AS the prize; having com.
pared Il with the memorandum in my
pocket hook; having bought q necklace
s. a pair OF earrings for NV wife upon The
strength Of il; and finding upon my arrival
that she had sold my thirty thousand
pounds. which was sure was IN my pocI<-
ct to man hated; for one hundred and
twenty guineas. which she exul,ingly ex-
bibited; and which. with thirty five more.
went to pay for the baubles had taken
her home
Il could not have stood that, said the
Wrinkle man.
Nor H. said the weeping husband.
i should have cut my throat said SCI
Vile.
so did. sir said the melancholy gen.
tlen,an, and here are The marks where IL
was sewed up!- exhibiting Al the sme
moment huge scar across his wiudpipe.
Hooks Lore and Pride
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The feeling that rescnts bad conduct
in clergyman, more keenly than N
another case, is just and honorable.
They are called 10 show the patti Of
rcctitude, by their profession. They as
sumo TO be better than the best OF the
world, and to teach men their duty.
When their conduct is at emmy with
their professions, the world is jas,iy IN
dignant AZ the cheat which has been
put upon il, and adds scorn for the hyp1
ocrile, 10 censure Of his NAL conduct.
IRich Hhig.