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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
nFTO THE PUBLIC.

NNllE subscriber still carries on the bust
IL ness Of STONE CUTTING, at his old
stand, M. 222, North End Of Thames street,
where he keeps constantly on hand, Grave
stones of all descriptions. lie will furnish
Marble as cheap as can be had in the State,
and having on hand a large stock of slate Of
the best quality, will furnish grave stones Of
that description cheaper than can be had in
this, or the United States; the engraving
dcep-and warranted of superior workman
ship.
lie invites his friends from town and coun-
try to call and see for themselves.
All other work in his line, whether marble,
brown, stone, slate, &c. done with neatness
and to order. PnIIIP STEVENS.
Newport, july g, lS35-3w'- Itfl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

NAVAL NONSENSE Under this head The
London Age, has the following naval conun-
drums:
When is ship not snip? When she is
stern.
When is she like snow? When she is H.
d,W
When like a painter? When showing
coiors.
When like an auctioneer? When under
full sail.
When like bull /? When foaminp at the
heal.
When like lady in distress? When mis-
sing stays.
When is she like n horse? When taken
aJack.
When like bird? When flying before the
wind.
When like n tailor? When steeri,,g oF.
When like recruiting sergeant; When
beating up-
When like floor When she is boarded.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
RECENT ADDITIONS To
w nj. e. ALI A II A MS
Circulating Library.
Ncmpori, Une %, 1895.

Ncmpori, Jne %, 1885.
GEC9 Journal, by Frances Anne Kcm-
%OO'S bile, 9 vols.
2b:4 The Iniidel; or, the Fall of Mexico, nm
historical romance, by DIR. Bird, all-
thor of calavar, the Gladiator .& c .,2vs
We have read these volumes through with
unwavcring interest. They embody the very
spirit Of the times in which the story is laid
and produce the men and the scene, ms though
they were living before our eyes.-[.E y.
.1mericnn.
2635 Legends and Stories of ireland, by S.
Lover, X. IT, A., 9 vols.
2G36 The Two FRIENDS; a novel, by the
Countess of Blcsslngton, vols.
2637 The Conquest of Florida by Theo-
dore Irving, 9 vols.
2G3S Blackboard, page from the colonial
2G}0 Japhct in search OF Father a tale by
Captain Marryatt, author Of "Petcr
Simple" &c. vol.
2G10 Irving's Crayon Miscellany No. 2.-Ab-
botsford and Newstead Abbey,--by
Washington Irving, | vol.
2Gll Chances aud Changes n domestic sto-
ry, by the author of "Six Weeks on
the l.oire,"2 vols.
2642 Pencil Sketches, or outlines Of Charac-
ter and Manners, by Miss Leslie
Second series, vol.
2G13 Constantinope and its Environs, by an
American, 2 vols.
2611 Horse Shoe Robinson, a tale Of the
Tory ascendancy; by the author of
"Swalow Barn,"2 vols.
2Gl5 The Italian Sketch Book, by an Amer
lean. | vol.
2GlG Outre-Mcr; n Pilgrimage beyond the
sea, = vols.
1855 Capt. Ross Last Voyage, vol. Svo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30


of Newport and its vicinity, that he
has Just received from Ncw-York, n
general assortment of FIS UI.NG avn
S n TI.VG T.lCkLE, selected with
great care, and embracing almost every arti-
Gle in the above line usually called for by the
experienced Sportsmen.
Also for sale, horse name combs, shammys,
for cleaning Carriages, riding whips, spurs,
&c. &c.
TO let good horses, ard two very gcnicel
pleasure carriages, bsilt IN the very latest New
York style. Also guns To let by the day.
o. My friends are respectfully Informed
that have erected BILLIARD ROOM, con-
tiguous to my store, which will be open for
the reception of Company on the 4th of May
next. The patronage of those who are par
tial to this scientific amusement, is solicited.
The Room will be kept private for select par
ties if requested.
N. B.--An Observatory has latoly been erect
ed on the roof Of my shore. IL commands a
beautiful view of the harbor, and is free 10 all my
friends who wish TO enjoy good breeze and Il
capital cigar.
WIN. GOFF,
No. 1J, Thamcs-street:
n fc,c doors South ofHe Custom House.
April 30th IS;}j-1 mos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
No. Eh3.
MORE NEW 81 CHEAP
SPRING GOODS.
3OM arm, 1885.

NATHANIEL SWEET,
.Mhis Od Cheap !Stand, corner Of Church and
Thames. street:
HAS recently returned with some of the
"A most elegant Goods, of new style. lie
is constantly opening beautiful goods, such
as were never cheaper of equal quality. The
ladies' and gentlemen of Newport and its vi
entity, and all others, are invited to give him
call before they purchase, and he will make
the price to suit them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

TIE MECHANrc.-Wc have more than
once had our Indignation reused against Il
certain class of the community, who affect to
despisc that portion of their neighbors who
obtain an honest livelihood by mechanical
pursuits. We have known many young men
mortified and panied to the heart by the un-
ceremeniousness, and purse proud haughti-
ness of their pretended supcriors crowded
into the back ground TO give place to ladies
and gentlemen at large, merely because they
happen to be vulgar enough to choose indus
try rather than idleness and independence
But let not the mechanic relax in praisewor
thy eyertions. He can give back the snccr
of the concelted fop, with interest. lie
can cxult in the strength ofan Independents
spirit-in the proud sense of his superiority
of real worth over tinscl and borrowed orna-
ment. lie fills nm honest place in society,
and it is time the trnc merit of his service
was appreciated. 1t is time for republican
America to cast off those fctters ofprcjudice
formed by the aristocracy of the old world,
and awake to her peculiar legitimate interest.
The industrious mechanic may be ranked a.
mong her firmcst supporters; and the time is
not far distant when he shall be placed in his
just station in the scale Of society," .NepJu-
'Wpon HeraM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
Splendid Paintings.

YEYITE valuable collection Of Paintings by
the ancient masters, made by the late
VIM. II. Vernon, Of this town, during
a residence in France, throughout the first
Revolution, will be exhibited from Monday
the 9th inst, until the 10th of August next,
when they will be sold at public auction, at
the room below Capt. VIM. V. Taylor's resi-.
dcnce, next south of Stephen II. Northam's,
Esq, in Thames street, that persons dispos-
ed to purchase, may have an opportunity of
examining the same, previous to the sale.--
The room will be open from 10, n. m. to |, p.
m, and from 3 to 5, p. nj, daily. Tickets of
admission may be procured at this office, and
at the office of the Mercury.
WIN. VERNON, Admir-.
Newport, July Cd, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
S'I'ANZAS

We hope that the pencil of the one, may oItei
produce subjects for the Others pen:
STANZAs
Suggested by the 'Nursery Scene" picture
by &. Giovanni Thompson, representing the hea,
Of boy resting on The bosom of his ssfer.
(BY ALBERT C. GREENE.l
How deep beyond all ntierance Is the 10y
Which thon, fair sister, OF that gentle boy,
Dost feel, as on thy calm, untroubed breast
He seeks his wonted, welcome place Of iest;
And In his warm and innocent caress,
His young eye beams with love and Happiness.
How deep, and yet how tranquil is its How!
who oanD"t read il IN that living glow
of pure affection, which that heart hath sent
To thy far brow, so muieiy eloquent!
And can IL be, that when few short years
Have swiftly fled, your hearts can be so changed
by the worlds cares, Its jealousies and fear,
That ye, unconsciousiy, may be cstraneed'
yenr young hop, faded, your affections cold;
And hours like this forgotten?-Can il he,
That II, in aler time, ye should beh, Id
This image of your Joyous infancy,
Your hearts, unwarned, unmelied by the view,
May doubt II e'er this pictured scene were true.
The thought is sad, where that young head may lie,
Perchance when those few ae1ting years have passed.
Renea.h the burning heat Of indir's ,ky,
or shvering in the northern tempest's blast;
And. when the light shall leave the boaming eye,
Where II may sink, where il may lie, at last
Perhaps. o'er burden'd with its weight Of care,
II may sink down IN sorrow To the dust;
Or stung by shane aud tortured by despair,
Its weak aud falling springs of life may burst;
Or il may lie, IN agony and pain,
On the rent hattie field or bloody deck;
Or mid the raging of the hurricane,
Go down in storm rent night founderd wreck,
To find its everlasting place Of sleep
In the dark cavefns of the boundIcss deep.
And when thy head fair boy, il far away
From the loved pillow where il doth repose,
What unknown sorrows IN that coming day
Around that fond and gentle breast may close.
What gnawing cares to that warm heart may cling.
What bafIied hope apply its eeaseless sling.
What secret grief may then whhn ipdwen!
What woes unspoken and unspcakahle!
What life consuming pangs that bosom hide,
Which, once, to shield fiom harm, thou woudst have
gladly died.
love 10 gaze on your mute loveliness,
Forgetful OF the magic power of art;
And while feel the power which ye pC ssess
To elevate aud pu ify the heart,
will not think what future years may bring
OF care, of sorrow, and of suffering.
No-siili thus ever Tranquil be the breast
On VIII ch thy head, In mnoc, nee, doth rest,
Fair boy!-No herv ier burden may it bear
But he thy gentle head forever pillowed there!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
FOR SALE,
PEACH ORCHARD COAL,
PROM THE GATE VEIN MINE.

FHOM TIE GATE VEIN NINE.
Landing his day from sch. Delta g. Son,
A cargo Of the first quality G.aI'E TELV'
"A CO1f., which the subscriber offers at
the low price of 81 per ton, delivered in the
large lump-hc will contract until the first
day Of Sept. next, to furnish families with
their winters supply of this valuable article
at the price above. Those wishing their
Coal broken and screened, will be accorn,no-
dated. GEO. KNOWLES.
Newport. May %. Is35.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

The Poem on Enthusiasm, by John T.. Lewis,
jr. of Penn Van, N. Y, which received The prem
ium offered by the publishers of the New Eng
land Galaxy, for the best Poem, is production
of II superior order. The following is II passage
from this poem
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

''Pull ont that white hair" said one lady To
another. "If / do, ten will come to the fn-
neral" "No matter" was the rcjonder, "if
they come in black"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

"No man." said a wealthy, but weak
ed barrister, "should be admitted to the bar,
who has not mn independent landed proper
ty." MAY | ask, sir" said Curran, show
many acres make ,cise-acre."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
NEW GOODS.

RnENCIi printed Cambrics and Musl'ns,
IL Bishop Lawns, Swiss Mnslins, open
work Silk Gloves, French Capes and Collars,
Muslin, cdgings and trimmings, elegant Rib
bons, new style, Shawls and Fancy lIdkts. of
all kinds, silks, coourcd elhpnes, dark and
light Calicoes, hosiery, gloves, broadcoths,
cassimercs, vcstlngs and stufis for mems and
boys summer wear, &c. &c. Just received,
by II. SESSIONS.
April 23d, 1895.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30

lS""'<n""~@@Y % Of fresh desirable Spring
d-e GOODS.
And are now rcady'to offer them at whole
sale or retail, on the lowest and most ac-
commodatng terms-among them are:
DLACK, blue, brown,oliv & mixed bro'd-
- cloths; do 90 do do cassimeres,
Super English double mild do.
Light and dark assorted vestings;
5-S 81 rs g. 5-4 blk. and blue blk. silks
for dresses, of various styles.
All coors Gros dc Naples;
Super blk French bombazine;
Do green do do;
3 g. A London prints and cambrics,
Al fine igurd French do.
Extra qualities linen damask, and damask
table cloth patterns.
G7 g. 81 crimson, scarlet, green g. salmon
worstcd table covers; very elegant blue wool
en- table and piano covers; fancy shawls and
hdkts., ribbons, Sc. Sc.
Also 20 ps. of fine and supcrfine ingram g.
damask Venetian carpets, of the best quail
ties, and newest spring patterns.
Damask Venetian and striped stair, do.
Brussels, Wilton, g. Tulted hearth rugs;
canvas carpetngs, bookings. druggetts, &c.
also on board packet:
ps. A Canton straw mating;
10" 81 do do do
10" Ga do do do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
Sporting Repository.

"Now let the Fisherman his toll prepare,
And arm himself with every watery snare;
Ills hooks, his lines, peruse with careful eye,
Increase his tackle, and his rod re-tie."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
DRY GOODS,
AD.MI.NTS IRA TRIX,S S NO TJCE

VHNilE subscriber having been appointed by the
l. Hon Court Of Probate, Administrators on
the estate Of JAMES TAYLOR, late Of Newport,
Druggist and hpo,hecary, deceased, and having
given bonds rs the law requires, hereby gives no
tee to all persons having claims against said es-
tate, 10 present them iot settlement, and all per-
sous indebted TO make payment without delay, To
ANN TAYLOR, Adnr'x.
Newport. July Q, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
POETRY.

From the Providence journal.
The following beautiful stanzas copied from
the North American Quarterly Magazine. They
We're written by II poet of this city, and relate 10
a lovely picture, by an artist, also Of our own
We hope that the pencil Of the one, may often
produce subjects for the Others pen:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-30
WA R DIS
JEGEI.ABLE HAIR OIL,

For Me restoration Of hair on Bnid heads,
Giving health and beauty to the hair
when il becomes dry and
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-21
Beoineunsen Dieler 3eituns.

1.Der Wreis biefer 81 tnn 1T e'n
Gbater FIR osu Sabrgahs Weun timer
halb orep ND1onaten pom @nlrfanse os
3eiiuus an.-ein Ibalsr uno faufs's Gents 70
tpenn iuuerbalb ben, eabre,-ut'o 2Iha'er
reuunab 8erlauf oeNeIben b'3abl MIRO.
9. SIR cine tlrsere 3sitalS ie3s Mena'e
miro feine Cubs s1cription auser,orttf'en, ,hno
Die 3eitune faun nIht aufaeseoen rcsr0en
is ale @idfauoe be5abIt fIuo.
8. Setanutmaebunsen foiten: .Shr cine
mod)e so Gents ha6 8isrsd :; fht e'usn
;yRonat 81 uub fur Elm Sabr SGbaI'r oas
0isred. g..
4. Wer oiele 3eituus oureb ben poltrel'er
befomn,t. ypiro nod Bic Sufasube surt'"'e
son 25 gentS 5u besablen habsn.
pr0riefe &c. an DEN 3etausseees 'n"'s
fen poffreY sinseiaubt ,psreen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-21
Maenten f6r ben


9aterlanoSf freun ..
erSotaenbe 9errsn Ino autbcrltIrt als
ssenten fir oieis 3etuns 5u as'ersu.
6tiebrib 9pdtb, Giq. pofmeifer, peter97
bursb, @cI,mbiana 60.
s. M. Cooper, @lq. y. M. @eoiter
Wapne 60.
DOC. Warlemou, .. 81. uaiontowu, StarF
Gc.
ebssp. 8. 8. 3uet, 8oercnaut Grur'buu
60.
0uss megau, efq. MansftlS, &i6lano
60.
Die Dru. Doetoren @, II. 6. Seiterliu,@{1=
laub, 8ibLano Go.
MIeranber Megulp. .. M. W1adiaOn, ..
Gbrw' @eorse 8. wepsanbt @hippamap'
Mapue @O.
SIM. Wbilipps, y. 81. parie, Start So.
6. 81. 9enoee. giqr. 3aueseille, Sb'o.
Doc. 9. MieBe, 2ancaIter, Shio-
SaeOb Wlrlons, Scmmeriet perFp CO., .
soma cmn sw1 go sa ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-21
9t;m Meulb, Der 0Ite gUttss pabr.

On trdnff bas 2ano NIT milben NsSen,
@rmdrmef e5 ourb Sonnenlbein
Cn tbeiIf bic 3siten oeineu Ss8en
gu unfern 8eiten lpeiSIib Elm
8ep @arme, 0iBe, &aIt uno 6roh
@srdtb, wd6it, reifst unfre &oIF.
g1un Dater, ba unS beine elste,
D1it (opsl 9oeen bat erfrent,
90 msbre AUDI in uns bic 1rtebe'
3nr Demntb uno Sur Dantbartslt.
Das Gute, oaS bu uus gttbau,
2reib un5 nun AUDI ) m 9nten an.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-21
Dtcm tt Sc.

0ie Oitte GOSSeS.
Sgott, ppu benz mir dies baben,
gBas une be!ebt, ndbrt uno erfreut
Q9ie mannef falti9 Fnb bic 0aben,
Die tdalih beine bule psrIeibt!
Yper it Dir 8c,t an stdrfe slsi6?
wer 1T rpie bu an Ghts rei6
Mer Fam bic MsnIben aue Sdblen, '
Die III Dir @ott i'm 9labruus febn ?
Dod5 uuB bic 9totbburft feinen feblen
Du lorait fir aaer wobIsrsebu;
Du bffnsit beine railoe 9aao /;
llnb nabrsf nus ano jeoss saue. -.
Du mabft oaB man auf bofnuns iatet,
limb euolib aud bic Stubt senie6t;
Ser Miuo Der our6 ole Seloer pebst,
Die qDplte bic bas 2ano beateBt,
Ser Gbau, Der rparme SonnenltrabI,
Sinb oeine Diener aujuraal. =. .
So spa6f ourb oib bee Menihsn speife,
e. aiebt ibm oeine Grbe Droot; -
limb bae er bih nod frober preife;
@iebit bu 8 tnilber reiber @ott,
glus Meer uno SIuB, aus Selo uub Maie,
Grq,iduus Sreuo uno uuterbalt. :..
.9}ie molten tsir es, gctt oerss0sn,
lBie aerne bu uus Msnibsn labt,. 49,.
SEQ iebem gRable, oas tcirefien. .,......>..
8ebenten bag bu @ett es sabtt;
limb bid Der uns 70 biel perleibt,
xSc...... A,Y.k NoY,E .,,,N ErNY,ntdioFpff -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-21

- "
Sser bas bslosnmdtbise Dienit maobtn'
Inter anoeru anfebnliben @itern belist
Der reid)e Qoro Wm. Seymour eiueu prabt;
bolen 2auofis auf oer cSniet gnbiebt, Die
Meilen plt.pd,ts .. Der gtabt Olewpprt eut-
fernt Iieet. Das 3au6 i'm autitsn Gtpl,
rpusoe eft eonitn in ben Satren 179s-o9
erbaut, uno miro BON cisier 3sit an bon
ibm teoen Son'u,er bsnobnt. Die Mintess
aonate brnst CT in bstn gerdulbuolle n Qon=
Don su, uno eS bleiben Hir tpeniee Come
ltifsn auf Dem 2anbsute Surhf4 60 befau-
ben ftd itn qsjinter 1916 nur Der Sdserbur=
fDe sSobn, Gidarb oer Dausfuebt, Il. Set:
tD, Elm Dtenlt'ndobeu Don 18 Sabren, bier.
Gines Mab bn,ittass, dls 8ettp bep ibrer
Erbeit laB, trat Elm &rdmer elm. ost eiu felt=
fam sronts padst auf Dem @lfen trua --
IS rpar in Der Witte oes Mintsrs, nenu bic
Gage furS, bic Ndcbte lang falt uno imam
Igenebm Iro. Ser Rramer tpar ein bGblbs
er. tpcbls sefleioeter Mann, unb sat um Elm
Ua6tlassr pDbep er 8ettp ein feines 1ub
gum 0e16ente anbpt. Sep @rwdbnuna
|ce6 5uebss ssiste ftb beD Dem Mdoben Der
1uso'uf oeS 8srlausenS une Der ueberIees
una. 2Isin nur augsnblIdIi6 !; bic Ser.
nlsult ilssts.--Sie faste, fe fsp nur cine
Dtenltrndeo, oewobnt. 5u seborben unoI
onrfte niemanb eiuIdnen, ben nicbt Elm @e=
ibaft bsrfibre, uno audi oieIsn oann nidt
weun er ni6t perlbnlIb bsfannt rpdre.
"Nas fam e6 &urer oerrI6oft fbahen,"
antrortete auf oae NbIttaaen Der &ramer,
"trenn ibr mir erlaubt Den W1orsen bier su
ertparteu p''
"9eO6 eiun1al fneeib @u1," "ipra6 8et=
tn, "bs{tebt nicbt barauf es faiI uiobt fsyu.'
"Sut," iaste Der Mann, 10 erlautt mir
tt1e'ne Maare bler 81 lafen oenu 70 erna-
BET tpte i6 bin, fann es mir bas 9eSen to-
fen, tpeuni6 Fe wsiter trasen nuB."
8ettp fhbrte i'm caranf in Elm 9tsbensim-
mer, tpo er oas sroffe Vadet forsfdltis auf
S1pep SthbIe lrste, es Morsen frhpe absu=
bolen perpta1 une oann feinss 2seses
9teus.
Raur, mar er fort, ols oas gNdbben. oas
F6 eeen jeBt gan, allsin i'm 6auie befane,
ei1e unbeareiFibe Nusit II. S6reden i,ber:
fiel. "9BaS fann oas srofe, ungebenrspa:
tdst entba!teu !" rief lie aus, "nas fam IS
70 fd,rper n,aheu? QDenn es ber Oaai bier:
her foblsppeu founte, sparun, uio,t nod nei,
TEL" ,.
csest Fam aub nod au ocr Mnait bic treib-
lihs Weuaieroe oasu. "sSb min bod eius
NAL tineinaebeu unb perluben," fptab f,e,
"ob ib nibt Elm tpsnig bineinibauen Fam !;
|ieb oenfe, rrenu ieb Is AUDI nur runo uu:
Der befhble, rperoeib lbon srratben tbaea,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

county Of Grcsnbsisr, westward, 70 son' P'""
the Ksnawha Turnpike road.
On motion Of Mr.. Gregory,
y9,solr,d That a co nnit,ee be npPointeo 'or "''
purpose of tsk,ng in'o consideration, the p'"P'''
of o,ov ding more eifectualiy the means Of war;"
ing this Hall. ,,,,;o,,
from majority of the voters the county oil Ne'-
.on. 10 iher Delegate, enforcing the nsh' o. wv
voters TO instruct their representative, ana 70 ,"oV
he mode, and instruct ing him TO vote for Wm' y,
q, yes. in the approaching election OF onne'
q, ,,.. sena,or-whch wal, on motion OF Mr. John'
son Of Richmond laid on the t"ble.
JAMES RIVER AND KASawHA IhrRoVEhksr'
q. motion Of Mr. Marshall, the bill TO authorize
The corporation of the city Of Richmond TO make !"
fn,her subscription TO the stock Of the James H.
yer aud Kanawla Company, was taken up.
Mr.. Marshall, addressed the House a, ieng'h 10
imposition TO the bill /; and. was followed ny MI
Bots in It's support. MIR Wtchcr then TOOK inc
aoor and spoke about an hour against the passage
Of the bill
On motion Of Mr.. Broadus, the bill was laid on
the table.
Mr.. johnson of r. moved that leavc be given 10
bring in BILL further TO extend the time oil Keep
ing orcn the books Of sub DESCRIPTION to tie company
10 the frs, day Of February.
This motion was opposed ny Mr. Grcgofy' anu
sustained by Messrs Garland of r., Marshn'' +,
Cabcll and Johnson; when leave was grantee anu
he following gentlemen appointed u comm'' 'ee ~
bring in u bill: -,
Mes.rs johnson Of r., Garland Of A., Mar.
shall, CobcIl, Bolts, Summers, Price, Miller and
Mayse.
On motion Ct Mr. Jones OF 3,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

prudent man, says the wise Son Of sir.eus,.
The evil, and hidelh himself from it'-bn, !, 'eeA
that the worthy trio, above named fore,oa;.s ems
evil. sought TO spread its pes,iferous iuanaas 'e
widely rs po.s,blr, AMI were nothing l,,h :,
eeises 10 dwell undss its shad,, aud psrlsk. =, H
cures. Wonderful wisdom! Admir.bc " W.
tency! s"''
We are also told by Mr.. Benton, iha, l;,t.
Mr. Van Buren,, Is not +" non committuln 'm
On ;hc contrsry, he 10 candid and fearless :, :,
vowal OF hrs sentiments. II this lie true :, s"
ccedIngly singular, thui, both among hi, q. VI
and enemies, he Is regarded as cau,ons ta
ing and doub full politician. Men seldom ,s..,'' 's
reputation Tor any particular trait of cba,.",.
without some show oi reason for j.. For .,.N','
no man ever accused Henry Clay old ul,lo'J.alifi
and ,n,rignng-becausc all know thut he u s
his heart upon his slceve"--lhat lie has M '
reservatons-ihnt whatsoever opinions h, h W.
he openly avows and boldly defends. po;n, ,. W
great question of national policy and ,styI
doubts upon which side Mr.. CLAY is to b. f,,'.
But who can tell what are Mr.. Van Buren, ). 49,.
ions Even when necessity compels him TO ,n nt
lie wraps up his true meaning in an omL,rai
style of expression, which admi, of US ,nnnv = ""
Of Interpretation as there parties in the corf
and when moi thus called upon, who ever b.s,a
his volunteering an op mon that there A.. -.
or TWO exceptions to this remark, we aim, I
they orly prove the fact. No, no, Mr. ge,,n"
Your effhrs in behalf Of your friend, on III, L,.o.
Of the defence, will prove tbortve. yon ~.
not convince The community lha, man uta a'
adroitness has earned for HIM reputation IA, .''.
ror cunning, approaching 10 the arts Of the NJ
clan, h.s never done any thing I" merit tina, cons
oo al fome. we could as soon believe that A.,
Ja kson writes his own Messages, or thai Al, D.
toms crude aud dsjonscd compilations emile b,n,
TO the apptlladon OF Statesman, or 10 the dvn;'
Of Senator.
We perfectly concur in opinion with Mr. r.,
tons borrowed remark, (almost the onl, main, !.
which we do ng,cc,) that the obligation INN.
good men to unite when bad men cumb,n. 10.
clear IN politics It IS 10 mo ais and conld a.
but succeed in Impressing this great truth uaon III,
community, it would not surely DC long before
party, among whose leading men are B, n,cn. I'm
AMI Kendsh, would cease 10 constitute maio,v
of the people and those worthless would them.
selves be speedily hurled from The Offices Which ,hev
degradc TO the obscuri'y Of private life, whc,
would lrotert them from animadyerslon BY shell,
ing them f ON observation.