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COMMISSIONING OFucr }
CAWie'iotcR. July 1914. l-3-.
y-Ihe p1riirs w. the above mentioned suit
will plc1'e take notice thlf .b,il attend ~ IN,
pf-e re fi's srs Ne 2-h Sag y n.ri u,snh 1i.
rf,i 81 10 o''iork. \ VI e. enter upon TIE du-
'ic' required % me by he above ror,,ed decree
"h"n snd where they are hereby notified 10 A.
ien1 8" iih any evidence 90 papers connected with
'he ',iilement directed to be made b., The sfore-
,sIl decree.
q wORTHNGToS. Ma, Csm.y.
LIZ
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To rIsE Ess.RC.

III" Subscribers Le,pe DESTROYS of tifB.sify eaun-
icr','Hs tee Efforts ~hieh are srcr.fp made u ia
''et"o sl'arsSier al il,s Nisoi,,s pea Hho
appear :" be sciustrd bN uuitttni f,,l,u.s to.sr
va. GA. r''P-eu"ii' submit thc ioliu~iug CIWrIri-
carr. Go the puLlir
et"iN th't L. last ,rar, U.r,i on- oI ihr Ihrcsh-
'ns M'ei''i',s manufactured b, J. D. bad, \ Go.
-ni daring iht season, there thr. s.c,l un ,t ut
four thousand bushels 81 cr1'u, sud 81, "a; two huu.
bred sud tSvni,-G'c bu,',,i, q clover seed. sud
hru i1llN satisfied that. iotth- F.rnct. usr ~ D, ST.
ptiiIi tn sty ulh,r M.rtir have 81. en- n, ,t;.
r'u 81 the c""nirN. ta'ther ccti.ty that NJ
Henry tiurs' one - INV "cig buts had s,x ss1f-
loads ct elp'cr se'l suH cleaned IT . cl.,,i mill
'ud Tie N'ih Was 29ut.rls mol tlsi the same o.a.
tuN It stuff Nss tht,ah,d uu nv M.gLl., add ia.
Ni'Id -, 81 auslt,l'. VI iiu,s - IT o,.uiou dat
the sl"h c bsulcd - ihc mill tr batter 1T .
th- tao TRrpIptf-k = Ni.i,yt
Nh ISth iVSs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

Esaisasia Linulli, Joan .Nre,s. Dln' 4 ksbls AZ
H'iut',Ta'lr y DaUsi Astie, S,cd Jts,s %
.u-CH,lg. y i'tip Dr.,r fronsrf Ssrtisr. sr,cu-
isr ~ JiH By-uari'-r. dfc.d yoha hgtl-. SarsI
h.5's. IN hatic. Eesift,.a ksbls. fhssssh
F.u. fNsa ChsH's Ola AMI Jhp Ct,,abr,i ii,
A,r t..ars' Nay Hii-tc' cad Saa,us; ILtl-
t-ti. t'ts s..i Eh.i .u4ry sad SrmaT 6siag
et.ilfsn y .Nrra.si HtdrhsI. tied, Jcrms.!g
.ii'gsrot ha,is,) aad .NuTy J,i.,son,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
May 1855

irrrttil that NJ. A"r,-'. D,,,,.,r sod ,srsh,.
last y -, u,h"r, "uv q J. e. H. 49,, y 1,, .I.-r.l
i"c N''hurs "l,toc tui, tested. i1,ir.g tar.-,,-
ell wheat ~, u1ts aud clover seed 80 g. .u.
gully s.ti,ie that It - preferable 4, ANY Other
I"'" seen - cl.ratlnn, sua II - au att,Ic tst 10 al
i.pN th' F~'u,r '"..'ly, tarits p,i,r II utrr,h.s
de"" is"'i hshl. g. +; out Of order aud IT, u!,pu
rrcnmM.Al-.. u In T. NM
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NbkA!I\M $. DANIsON.

Nr II pm'u lismiltpU sud I. last year purcha.-
- '-- 80 y Rad, X - Jhrrsi,i,,- u.,h,or,
VT" oiH'' tnu-r ", ihr,si,r, ~ H., t.n ,n,I
tusi'-'- o. .l.tr. Il I. sD ,N,,Ii,-,t stti,ir sum,
't'r go r' tiN-i.n o. rrt ~ Doe kit.a L,,, ,,,,
soc" hH'ni ''- chief ,N,, i,u,i-s -. thst not
l''lir 90 go uut 90 0',,r have 40 l., .,,.t,sn ia.
Recommending, q O. lii. Farmer
JOAN HUMPHREYS
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John u. an. Ntrni,h

NFtt JULY announce 90 ibr rub.
ihit te hss JuN feturnei ffom Baltimore
alp = pos feccuiuE and Opes.rr fresh saa
fcf' 'tH ssofufat Of
."airi"tf. Isinif Oh. Dtf- ef#. Fspu Gl.r,
heasfg Nnliona'a laH ss,II s,hfkt
ia - F1ssg T.as
aH % wh'rh. POI tspe,.iy Dol, Dfaxs sd Ws5t
e'hcs. BE- ohsfs 10 gf.frtlsr rslos t'.tss stsI..
'bs1 ere usn'iis sod ~ HetaI stores .a tl5
so1oify Ne ~arfaDt tbs qualify 81 ever, Co..
uele cold stts store nd o. DO suppIv fty,l. 49,.
il iho valley coo very fsyorable fsfn. .I.
Ned.ci1ss in "b.rh t.ey NAY place imp.srtta.
t1enec oa thcss terms be sglIr.t, . ,t,r. Ii
punlfc psifonsfe
~ % Medical advice given rfsts O.. h.
store when ts individual pursbs.ss msi.lfs
thafisttoup. Msy D. I4l-
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ELNc- GOODS

EA[ y GOODS,
l'llE subscriber be-, the pleasure Of inform
ins ihr lni'e, that hc IA, just received q
considerable addition 10 ~. stock Of Tta NOV
GOODS, such a. SILKS, Chllcys, Prints.
G.oVe>, Hosiery, l.aces, Nciis. Boauci., SC sc.
&, TO which hc would politely invite tier at
,cui.on.
JAMES J. MILLER.
lr-r - is2S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

"a ~ ptrs1ns haTinr claims against fhs 81.
~ i-i- ~ keh~rt Wstsfs. deed. sre F-ane.,s.t
70 lrrsrhi them property sSienf .fs.i f,r ,..s,,f
Hose i.isaca 20 te esisie. vili piesse sstie the
same Nlt.oaf DELAY
JOaS W. CAIToN, .fs-f.
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''''''' 700 FHi iLstSrTF,
AGAlNST
G,grEs Rrt-lsl't -ai1i.r and h,trs DtFtsp.xts
~ CuANCEUY
NbEE decree OF ile r,ott rendered Nov
- 2J.h. 1890. diterrog ihe Commi,,ioner m
take pn account of tns dsbts osi.tandias srd doe
from ile estate n George i,owies deceived no.
hre n hereby sivcn 20 90 ehom may concern.
ihft shall attend AZ m} Office On FstIas o., 2th
A's y nf'i n''.1. f.f'-"i.j ior ibc purpose Il
receiving and auditing claims ar4bsttfs fore.
.tH ss'a'e- when aoi where these ittrfe.,sd
are requested 20 attend. ~ DO O'Clock "
"rh Their elains, ani prepared o. prove thsm
srrDfiIr. 90 lnU.
" WuHTUiNGTON. Nos fatr
Comr'' "air". chsr'e.io~n,S
I.f. Is fara
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Virginia, TO Wit:

In The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
eery, held FOR Jefferson county, June l3th.
iSBS.
JOHN 7. iieans, aud john Kelhophor aud Mar,
his w.fe, TLANt,.r,s
AGAINST
::sDry T. Dean, Betsy Walker, Lewis Young
aud Margaret has wife. William T.. yesterday
aud Charity has wife. Abrsham Crane aud Ann
his wic, Richard l.. Stone and sarah ki, wife
Hiram AinswoFth, John Bennett and Maria Li,
wife, Jabcz Smith and Elizabeth his WIFI.
Henry Ucins Ainsworth, Nm. H. Ca,.,l,
Mary E!izAheih Cassidy, Ann Cathar!ue Cas-.
srdy, and Charles Casscdy, children of John
III Cas,cdy, deed, tie last three Of whom are
infants, -- U'Neal son Of Nelly o'Nc,l. de.
ceased, living in part, unknown. and Charlie.
L stewart, executor Of Henry llelu,, decd.
nEfINuNsrs
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= On. H,L.h mnr.h

ih.'e kpaWn Nr & lItrst,r, ID. f... .I. .....,.,..
eos 1t J"dAI"'s Outm,ri g., ,.,,tYI ,,.4, ..,i,ur
n, 'r''''"tr n N,r, i.nd, srd IT,, Dl.,.. t l..t.
w "'" - have bee" ." wu,h rrIutr. O. i,s- ..,.
u, H'h', u-'d go ny u~u i.u,,ly ~bil, l,u.g 4..
M'l lsrj, sud 1urius "a, rr,id,u,r it u... r.,,.
w. 'H'','N u GA
Methods R,sI Room. Nullc,r,-st
Nv YORK. NJ, .Ith,ISs5
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virginia, 10 ,rSI:
PLaSInE,

in he Cueuit superior Coott oil Law and & han
cse'y Tor Jgaes,oa County, No,smbsr 2s,b,
l5J5:
JAr Singleton, ~ ,istr.,
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tttIItI.T v NNI-DK
- CAas.brr, SAFE Gsneu.i.t

hr N'Nsrt'hrt haNins been appointed = .lc Aerit
=" ir 'i'N 90 't,hu.a,,d. frr III sale Of ,,, ,.t,
"' ""''!c Medicine, O.. u,rlarr, TO execute ot,'.rs
J." ''N I''"'t'. cntst'nt supply vail Br k,ttt.r
tvt"i, &C. .'.'.tti,s l. sfit iuI sli.srts
ELISHA SIIEPPERSON
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CLOTHS.

a>sIsNcr"S and c>tingS.
2 tsr received, Sritnid Stet Of Gtnp,.
q mas HEIR. among Nhich something new
m1N tc found. Those 90 want, Will do well To
cali, as t.c style auI pr,cecauuot fail 10 p;rs.c.
!. J. MILLER
ChatlestoNn, jane p. lass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

u l''ic I-a'i.g uaCHtharo. i,.d heard n,f,L a
." Oui",H.t uY@ Sh, i.li,t,s e. = - .f,....
"n "pP-sr h.t.gc thr luhi., -s pirptt,tur. ..f CO.
~ ','td,I HcscN CO.. ou -. isru, " .t.. p. .
am "'ii aePn'inttd. Since my rcst.irrrc tu Is D..
"n"'' ~ ha, l'cri"tmgd 4 cur, uicuJ ~ u..u.
.'i'e'ed With p'its Having IN, sell been ,,ft-,.
TOE some wears SI'i this distressing di,ra,r a.,.
u"h' s'ia''"rly apVlcd yyur Oiu,utcrt b. o., .a..
s1'e a." ~'u gra''ti,d that -, It u,adc 4, ,,-
'''' '"i'. J. \ Il\iI
Counting Room. Ior,b.,,I street..
W.T. ilrr'inns. Frcdrti,k Cav. Nj utopti,,.r
OF shs Fh~fd's T.. = Ointment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
Ny 18Th, is5s.

eetniN That, "a Au-nsi i.si. puI chsS,-,i f,tn
u htsdy q 90. one Ui then ihr, sl,trv VI httu
~h'eh used Tor thrrsituc gr,'r - ,l,t i-nt Far,-
-, llI some umr 80 M.tsh lat na,i,. that i...
riod, thrcshcd Aha,l hit.,u a.. .u,rp b,,a,i. 81
N"s",, rye And OTIS w ,sl'rps's 80 r,l..iIs a
both ihr Machine and ilrf,.. ps~.r ,i,f,,t -
i've dollars, aud vhruI o. th-,n. tahi,L ~-si 90
N"ish') ihc mach'"c'N -pP,s,td 90 t, usstlv ~
S,0d ~ u sss a thc time ! BOUGHT ui,u, TIC
Ahe,Is :" t'e horse power s,Tv l,rtreii, souui .,
substantial, sud UPON clos, ~ .ti.,u.,ioa could
not discover usi the rrs. i,i the - it,,t
degree. hsd, TT s'''ral wears pr,,ious ,., 81 en-
s'Std 'n l,res'ng S',i tlt,,. ',ic,si kls al ,n4-
ci,iu,s, Which, Gui;, t,. j. .i,l . i,,ir n, e,,
uiy u't, iug durability, service, rld sp.-,!l .,.,I
elean tltv1hing, u,, rr,,t u,,i ot =, ~, .u, tst
~ nay opiuion, will y ~ rau;,r- Vii, ,l,,. oue
h'd last Ncar. uul,s d o. 80 thr seine knI II
sttsnliun - giVru a. thc usstiu.r, q ai,,r, t, ,
imost impossible i0t i-'t ~ o. q. ct ,t ~ ,t-
der SANIl.I tIDitI\IrR
I.tb M,yI
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L. lat wear, "nrJ't,S,d i~, ct tia Tirrsii4.. NJ.
eh'"'s q L. Beads n - fpu. 1t -l,.,h ,i,H
have and iu's t,str,. ti,rU. Poe speed, aDu &c b,
''""s thet ate Tttinly s'tl.,tur safe, o.. aud
ouc itt - - greet sr'vtrr ~ ti,, Farmer con o.
drr e ihc brsta,,,r 90 iic hind nav. ,,cr ,, % ga
i'ss part ni The cuurt,V. take great ii,a,utc D.,
recommending At t. ti.c fuin,r
DANIEL " ROVER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

L. last season. bad oi, ct I T. b., :. c.,
lr's'h"S M'vitur,. upon uA.h t,,, u =, lLr,,l i
about $3.50 bushels O. -r.,r. h-,, Tan, tested ~.
'.h CONSIDER SUPERIOR ~ su, tt lLi. pct nl ,'r
country, ard r'r"uui, uI q 10 tie F.tu,,t s = t,ul,
sgr,ie,-hir aitirl- pEiTl S\iDrl, .
21,h Na, TssS
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TTrgintN, To iriI:

w tho Circuit superior Court Of Law and O. an.
esy fDr jefferson County. Noy 25ih 1896.
'''"''' 20 r'hi fLsvrWF,
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Sh"nmondGIc Ecrry.

'nf ''Hfr", 'haf'esioan,
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27

[PuBuc.-No. 26.
AN ACT to divide the Territory of Wis
consin and to establish the Territorial
Government Of Iowa.
BE il enacted by the Senate and H0us,
of Representatives. Of the United States Of
America, in Congress assembled, That from
and after the third day Of July next, all that
part of the present Tefritor, of Wisconsin
which lies vest of the Mississippi rver, and
west Of line drawn ddc North from the
head waters or sources Of The Mississippi to
the Territorial line, shall, fer the purposes
OF temporary Government, ibe and constr
tu'e separate Territorial Government by
the name OF Iowa, and tha, from aud aileI
the SAID third day Of July NEXT, the presen
Territorial Government of Wisconsin, shal
extend only to that part Of The present Ter
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27

BY an Act Of the Assembly the following
articles were prohibited from being carried
out of the State by land or water Rum,
Sugar, Molasses, Gotten, Coffee, Leather,
Sleeps Wool, and unsheared Sheep.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27
RHopE-rsIANp REPUBLICAN.
MEMOIR or RHoDE-ISLAND.


On The nisnl Oi tne i4lH oi JANUARY '"N
British landed from Man-of- War, which
lay near the Island of Prudence, and burnt
one dwelling and two out houses, being the
last that remained on the Island.
On the 18th of January the American
Troops stationed at Seconet, brought one
IL and one Is FOUNDER to bear ON the
British Frigaie Cerberus, which was moor
ed at Foglan Ferry, and in the night open
ed fire upon her, damaged her considera-
bly, and killed several of her men, she
slipped her cables and put to sea, and in
the morning came Into Newport.
General Clinton, about this time, sailed
for England in the Asia, man-of-war, and
the command of The Troops Oh the Island
devolved on Earl Perry.
February.
Henry Merchant was appointed by the
General Assembly, a Delegate to the Con-
:inental Congress.
The Courts for the County of Newport
were, by act of Assembly, held in the Town
of Tiverton during the stay of the British
Troops on the Island.
By an act of the General Assembly, such
persons as were feemen of The Town of
Newport at the time it was taken possession
of by the enemy, and who were then resi-
ding in other parts of the country, were au-
thorised to meet at Providence and choose
Representatives for their Town. On the
10Th Of April the Newport freemen met nc-
cofdingly, aud chose for the Town of New
port. Henry Ward, Esq, Joseph Belcher,
Christopher Elery, Paul Mumford. Caleb
Gardner and Thomas Rumrcill
The Assembly met at Providence the first
Wednesday in May, when the following
gentlemen were elected.
NICHOLAS COOKE, Gov.
WILLIAM BRADFORD, Dep. Gov
Assistants.
John Collins, James Arnold,
John Tanner, Josiah Arnold,
hmpIoee "Se, e|' "'PS'
John Sayles, William Potter,
Daniel Cahoone, Pardon Grey.
Henry Ward, Secretary.
IVm. Claiming, Attorney,
Joseph Clarke, Treasurer
The Delegates to Congress were appoint
cd, and consisted Of the Hon. Stephen Hop
kins, William Ellery, Henry Marchant.
The British land force on II. Island was
estimated, about this time. AT 900, comman.
ded by General Percy, who embarked fol
England May 5th, when the command de-
volvcd on General Prescott.
BY an Act Of the Assembly the following
articles were prohibited from being carried
out of the State by land or water Rum
Sugar, Molasses, Gotten, Coffee, Leather,
Sleeps Wool, and unsheared Sheep.
fiafs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES
GBY AUTHORITY.l

PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION or THE
TwENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27

The British land force on r. Island was
estimated, about this time. al 900, comman-
ded by General Percy, who embarked for
England May 5th, when the command de-
volvcd on General Prescott.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27

The Delegates to Congress were appoint
cd, and consisted of the Hon. Stephen Hop
kins, William Ellery, Henry Marchant.
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07

the spirit Of accommodation and the sacred
associations connected with the name Of the
Father of his country, and the birth place Of
Liberty, will prevent the national capitol
from raising its splendid and beautiful domes
on some expanded green in this magnificent
valley. Soon, if we shall only will it, shall
the national edicts of The greatest people on
earth go forth from land which but short
time since was held under the dominion of
an unbroken forest, and the peals of the na-
honal orators OF the most eloquent people in
the world shall thrill upon the bosom of an
atmosphere where as yet the savage yell IS
bat dying sway. And the question is, with
what sort Of a population shall the capitolbe
surroun1ed2 And in the hands of what sort
Of people shall be the des:inies of this
great nationi In our own very midst shall
our rights be disregarded, and our interests
he compromised away, under the action of
the superior intelligence of the representa-
tion from more enlightened people east Of
the mountains? And shall we be compelled
to submit to see the brightest and most en-
yiable stations on earth filed at our very
doors BY the sons of distant States for want
of suitable qualifications in the sons of the
valley to dignity and grace the public Offices
Forbid it my country! Spirit of Ancient
Liberty, forbid it! Forbid it, every property
of a generous ambition! Forbidit, Heaven!
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
SI.ANDER

Az when tie asp in deadly coil lies wait
With deep euvenomcd and malicious sting
So SANDER, argcd with malice and with hate,
furaIl and bitterness lies fostering.
Anon his forlCed tongue the viper plies,
And reputation falls beneath his art;
The fairest fame, drenched with his venom
dies :r-
Ills sting left ranking in the victims heart.
Disgrace to manhood! Can thy turbid soul
No bolder wickedness than this devise,
The page Of fblaekened falsehood TO unrol,
And blast thy fellow with siege flies!>
Away, ignoble hide thy guilty face
Where reptiles, frightened by the sun and air,
Crawl covering to some dark and noisome
place,
To knot and spit their venom there.
Herd not with Man in Gods own image made,
Come not where Beauty holds her peaceful
reign; s.
But seek alone the ivy's poisonous shade,
Or range with wolves the deserts savage plain.
I.ashef from thy race, the butt OF human scorn,
Spurned and deserted ever by thy kind,
Oh mayst thou curse the hour that thou vast
"tI born,
And vainly seek the death thou canst not end
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
MEXICO.

Tho U. s. vessels of war Grampus and
Erie arrived at the Balize on Sunday last,
from the Mexican coast, having on board
Tor merchants ofthis city, 1924 ,27O in sill
ver. No recent movements Of any impor.
iance in Mexico are reported. As might
pe expected, the government is sending
endorsements to Vera Cruz. Large bo-
DIES OF troops are marching from the inte-
nor to that point, in anticipation Of an as
seult from the French fact. In the Mexi-
can army at Morelia, there had been dis
%toance among the soldiers, but by the
Iass accounts the mutiny had been suppres.
SEQ. An extraordinary loan had been de-
cree n iho Mexican Congress for the pur.
& 81 ng no expense af defending
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
Terms Of Advertising.

Per square of ten lines or less, for the FIRST IN
sertion, One Dollar; for each additional inser-
tioh, Fifty Gents.
libera! discount will be made.
All articles Of personal nature, whenever
ndmitted, will be charged double the above
rates.
The number Of insertions required must be
marked on all advertisements, or they will be
continued until ordered out, and charged for
accordingly.
s.S Announcing candidates; for State oihce',
&l0; for county Offices, 50.
h.rAn Jos WoRK must be paid Tor on de-
livery.
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07

the coast. The bIockading squadron be-
fore Vera Cruz consists of two frigates and
several smaller vessels. From this fact il
appears that the expected reinforcement had
not arrived from France. So soon as this
addition is made TO the strength of the fleet
it is confidently anticipated that an attempt
will be made upon Vera Cruz. This CON
jecIuIe receives confirmation from the fact
that the blockading vessels had been with
drawn from before Matamoras and Tampi-
co, and were concentrating on Vera Cruz.
". o. Commercial Bulletin.
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
THE SEPTEMBER GALE.

BY o. W. HOLMES.
I'm nota chicken; have seen
Full many chill September;
And though was youngster then,
That day well remember;-
I saw the storm coiled up in clouds
1t slunbered like viper
But when the lightnings woke it up,
al My eye!it was wiper.
II came as quarrels sometimes do,
When married folks get clashing;
There was heavy sigh or two,
Before the fire was hashing--
A little stir among the clouds, la
Before they rent asundcr-
A little rocking OF the trees, 0
And then came on the thunder.
o! how the ponds and rivers boiled:
They seemed like bursting craters;
And oaks lay scattered on the ground,
As ifthey were potatoes;
And all above was in howl,
And all below clatter;
The earth was like frying-pan,
Or some such Kissing matter.
1t CHANGED to be our washing day,
And all our things were dryingi
The storm came rafting through the lines,
And set them all a-hying;
saw the shirts and petticoats
Go riding off like witches;
l lost-ah bitterly wcpt--
l lost my Sunday breeches!
Isaw them straddling through the air,
Alas too late to win them;
saw them chase the clouds, as if
The very deuce was in them;
They were my darlings and my pride,
My boyhood's only riches;
"Farewell, farewell'' family cried,
"My breeches o, my breeches?'
That night saw them in my dreams;
How changed from what knew them!
The dews had STEPPED their faded threads;
The winds had whistled through them;
l saw the wide and ghastly rents
! Where demon claws had torn them;
a hole was in their hinder parts,
~ As an imp had worn them.
] have had many happy years,
And tailors kind and clever;
But these young pantoloons haYo gone,
Forever and forever!
And not till fate has cut the last
OF all my earthly stitches, NJ
This aching heart shall cease to mourn
MY loved, my long-lost breeches!
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

Now predict that before l94l we shall not have
State Bank left. You will ask why? The de.
hath gone forth that they must be put down, and
cur Locofoco Senate IS to 40 II by resolutions to ex
anime into their concerns, the Development OF
which will be sure to make them odious in the eyes
sumption will never take place if the Lscos can pre-
vent it. Drag their affairs before the public eye and
you increase the distrust towards them Dstrast of
them all be followed by prostration. /,
The Locos, headed by Mr.. P. King and Mr. Mann
are determined upon organizing distinct party sepa-
rate from the Conservatives and Wings. Their
wachwori is Banks or no Banks. The movement
OF Mr.. Vandyke this morning in the Senate IS but
a counterpart of Mr.. Kings attempt in the lower
House Mr. P. King and Mr.. Mann are in constant
consultation with the Regency. The Loces Will de-
feat the small bill law as passed by the House, send
II back with an amendment, requiring suspension Of
the law of 1885; the House will reject il of coerse
Committees of conference will be appointed, and the
measure will ultimately pass as It has gone from the
Assembly. In this way the Locos will throw The
lohoie responsibility upGn the Wings and send the
law TO the people as one authorizing a pure paper
currency. Then will commence fresh crusade
against the Banking system. Such are some Of the
plans chaked out by the Locos. speak odvisedly.
The law requiring specie al the Post Office will neces-
sarlly make all bank bills odious, and particularly
small ones. The Lscos know this and laugh.
The House passed several unimportant bills and
adjourned at an early hour. Mr. Barnards foreign
note bill was sent TO the committee on Banks for con-
slderaon.
Once more the mails close at P. NJ An old poet
says,
Where W stermorn did run the slippery waters,
Now thick. ribbed ice doth block the vessels way.
This is true of our rver-so that the steamboats,
come no more TO disturb our quiet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

II RABBI NoAH the Jew of Grand Island, who
had the mpudence to sue me for $780, while he is
honestly indebted to me about 5000 wants now to back
out, and wishes the suit settled by reference. "Tll
none of it" shall carry it before jury, and shew
this community what miserable, worthless, ragged,
ignorant old-co-man Noah is in literary affairs. BY
my labors, that fellow put sl5 900 into his second
hand breeches pocket-yet, not satisfied with that,
ne wants, like his progenitor Judas Iscariot to put
his hand into my purse, and help himself TO 500
| slice of pork will not refer the case. The Jew
editor must be "schreumshished shecond time"
before jury.