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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
CORN.
SUG AIRS,
Fresh Groceries, Cheap.
II r n j. Il. NEWTON,
~ Thames street,

~ Thames street,
Opposite United States Hotel
~,oNSTANrIY on hand and for sale NJ 'he
4 lowest prices, every description OF Choice
Family Groceries pxord;.s
Best Teas, Fine Old Wines and brand,es,
scotch Ale, Porter, Havana SegarS' foie'Gh
Fruit, Tobacco, Pickles, Preserves anu pe'l
cacles.
Ian 81 .--d W.
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Il, MARINE LIST. At
ypOnp O4 S}1IJGOGtSso
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY Jan. %,
sobr,. Lacon, Pierce, N Y h Boston .s"1""' @n
nsuimor. tr Wareham John Adams 't"'s uo p..r., II
ton; Atlanta, BrRgs, 40 "hrsna"i ' II
Il..kius, do tr Quincy 80,
sIoop, Essex, Prsby, Fall River F u ~
THURSDAY, Jan y
s,, lame. o,. Rrues. Providence f. Elizabeth cry
N u FRIDAY, Jan. 25
p,ir linn Rates. Mobile r. Providence
sIoor rah, Cook, Taunton II New '"A'
SATURDAY, Jan. %.
nil Tom PAIN. chnce. WILMINGTON for stonng,on
schooner, MARY Lnngdou, -. new i"'h ~ vth.s,II
IN, Oregon Joslin, Hartford Tor ItoV'uo.o ~ Ihn
BORDEN. Abbot, baltimore l"r Z HN''' '"" ~
son, Providence for New ioth ~. y,,t G,r
! sjoops Ann u. Holmes, brown w '"" "
river Arion Miller, Prov for New iorA. A, =, u,,r
I sIoops Rienzi Duriee, I'm Pf"N''en,, =, - ~
= I'm do -, Gardner, TN d"'" "'"o'"'
II MONDAY, Jan. 81.
s.,ooo., An.,,.c, PIN. New bedford tor Baltimore
n WEDNESDAY Feb. >.
p,,t ch.r,er OAK smith, Mobile Tor ProVdehr'
srh,,s Nin,ry. Abbott Bat for Fail River hN'''
! ChRce, Boston iOr New York
II Marine McWors"da.
s,ht paso, Peluns, arr At Wilmington ~ " CIV"
d ult from this port. =, Oh. ,-,k f,oo,
II seh'r Canton, W Nilllnms, MT !" ~ ''' '
nrg Henry Marshall, Freeman, was {" ""'H"" '''
! inst unc. - ,,;,s 4, nj Havana
srb', nob, Mill. Townsend, before reported . arr v
N orlean. I2ih, Hrr ~ Havana l2.h' W" 80 ~, ~,
Rrty Robert IIrnre, Wade, arr NJ New io'A '' 's'
schr' Warsaw, Burdick crdm New ofI'""sE|u W
Tampico.
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WILLIAM NEWTON.
80 Thames street, Newport, H. l.
AGENT FOR TIE
CANTON * PEkiN TEA
COMPANY

~ EE ~~ N 0D - - 70 n
yV,liIS Company, although 1t canno' poaS' a
being The oldest Tea hS'ao'iNn'llent !" ,', =,
ncrico " does Fl lin to have sold during the Two
ynars of lis existence, more good, pure, and un
mixed Teas. and at lower prices, than any SIM
lar establishment in the United States.
The following is list of their retail prices
which will be found to be nearly the same a.
similar Companies The only difference they
claim. is in the quality Of the Teas. .,
II GREENS 1BLNcho' .
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c,orcr UusSrwElL.-We learn that the
sentence of death passed upon 'hiS i'''.','" C,,,
individual, at late term OF the ouprcu,n.u, ~
holden at Lowell, in the county oi MIMI ~,
has been commuted, by his hHcenehcy a,o
Governor, to Imprisonment for llfc III the ''''''
Prison.
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and Adm nistra-
tors Notice.

yu>uE Sub.crihsrs having been appointed by
the Hon. Court oi Probate OF The tow" @,
M,ddl.towp, Commissioners on the estate oi
Gideon Spraguc,
late of said MIddietown, de,ei sed, represent
ed in.olyent, do hereby give notice Mat ,iS
months from tho date hereof are allowed 10 tho
creditors Of said estate TO bring III ana prov"
their claim. against the same,-iha' we WV :"
any Inn, duriue said term roce'v" SAID clhi"N
at our respective places of abode, that the 4'h
Nonday, of March, May Al Jal, next loI'"w-
,np s,,d date, nj 2o'eloek =. M, aud The mouse
n,san,u.l GeuId, ia said n / ldlstown hre mp
noin,ed hy ~, the time. aud place. OF "ee,,'s
aid Creditors Tor examining their fe'Pec"'o
claims aud acting on tho 'a'ue 'g'oe"'' '"
/ law.
AUGUSTUS PECKlIAM, -
Il SAMUEL GOULD, COW"
II DANIEL &. DENHAM,
II Jan. l9tb, io4S. L..Lv
II Ali p.r.ons indebted 10 said 'sint" are h''''s
,,..,ed to make immediate paym' hi '"
MARY 3. sPRAGUE, Ad'H"'sfr""h'
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Co-partnership.

yJ,HE. subscribers having purchased me =. o'u ,a,.
and interest Of VIM stevens ~. ~ ,,,id in
G,rs , n heir friends and patrons of.he old co"ceth
Nance. ship a Sign Painting q
SiInZing business,
q, m, old stand, No. ll6, 1hamrs,a,
,,dar the name and irm oi DUNhAM
GREEN, and intend keeping general aSS'''-
mcnt of - r.rntsh.
brushes, Ac. Nc., c. -
~ To~o ~ Grateful for past favors they respect
fully Sol'e" PHILIP F. DUNHAM,
GEORGE w. GREEN,
Newport, March lSi, 'o4''
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RrpucrIoN OF WAGEs.-Ihc manuiac'"f-
ers are beginning to reduce the wages ol .nen
opera,iyes. The Lawrence, Suffolk ana irc-
man, mills at Lowell, and the Stark mills at
Manchester, have already adopted this course,
as the only one, to save them from continued
losses in their business.
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A..;aneesc Final Notice.

ASslBHees ,.,1.o,
TIME creditors Of sw'nburne an ana dsmands 's"SU
are requested to present lhelr dr,%anr ,,"m ,be
q the undersigned. within thirty GAYS Iioidend mU%
date hereof; aS after that 'ilne "'u, nd ali de
nnd" WI, - not presented previous 70 SAID oa'e'
viii 0' H.Y. CRANsroN, & SON SON
As.ipnees for swinbLrne y iiuaSoh~
II ian DO 1919.
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D,ctc,,cs for the Sick, &c.

Dtctctics for the Sick, &C.
s,ch ,s-acst Bermuda Arowroot,
Superior Russian isinglass, .st'
Coop,r's lsinglass,
Irish Oat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapioca,
Pearl Sago,
Pearl Barley,
Roh,n,on's Patent Barley, &o ae {"
RR HAZARDS,
S, IN Of Golden Mortar, near the Court mouse
Jy- -
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Cry ScoTr-A communication III the hA-
oress states that committee has been ap-
poiuted to make arrangements for a pnbhc re-
ccpton of Major Gen. Scott on MS ar'''a' -. III
New York, to conclude with grand lllul"il'-
ton in the evening, and dinner and ball at the
Astor House.
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LrcrupEs.--It will be seen by ho'loo III
another column that the Rev. DIR, Chouies Is
to deliver his two lectures on the l"'c ', anu
Times of Cromwell, before the Mechanic s an'
Manufacturer Association of thlst town ines
lectures are very highly spoken of and we nave
no doubt DIR. Choulcs will have iuh mouse
each night
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

BARK Charter oak, smith, Mobile lot r,ov,de".r
schr's Minerva, Abbott bs'' '"' ''' 49,
Cbpee IIostnn Tor New York.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
IRASClBILITY OF TEMPER.

The greatest plague in life is bad TEN
per. IL is a great waste Of time 10 com
plain of other peoples; the best thing is :,
amend our own and the next best qualii,
IS TO learn 10 bear with wha, we NEE; il
others. bad temper will tire i,seif cut
u It Ind no one TO resent it: and this very
knowledge is worth a trifle. Irascibility is
very injurious to health; and so, in fact, is
every mosbid indulgence of our inferior ma
ture-!ow spirits, melancholy. difiidence,
dissemination for ordinary duties, discomfort,
iretlulness, even down 10 mental ass,,ude,
Incidence or despair-ars all very in,mical
to Tho enjoyment Of life; and every posi-
bic ellor, should DO made 10 cast them ell
TO the winds, and look unblusEny in the
truth OF the fact. | is astonishing what a
little reflection will do-the fears are most
ly imaginary, and with one dash Of sesolu
ton may oil be overcome.
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A CHEAP BREAKFAST.

son Of Erin at Schenectady heard TIT
brcakfss. bell ring on board of canal boa
iG.t starting on, for Buffalo, and tho fra
GRANGE OF the wand, induced him TO 90 OF
board.
Sure, Captain dear said he, "snd
HhnFll az poor man COR travelling on yer
hcgani SWIM ov boai!'
"Only one ceut and half q mile, and
found, replied the captain.
!" And is the vililes ye mean to find
sure ~
"fer, and If you're gong along, C.
down to breakfast"
Pat dld'nl ws', TO be told second time
but having descended INTO tbs cabin, and
made hearty meal. he csme on deck. and
requested that the boat might bs stopped.
Z" What Do you want 10 SOP :" inquired
the Captain.
How far hayo We come, just I" asked
Pat.
"Oniy little over a mile"
Pat handed the Captain two cents, and
coolly tod him tina, he believed be would
20 no further with him, as Jady would wait
her breakfast, no, knowing that he had
brehkfssed out.
The Joke was so good tina, the Captain
took the cents. ordered the boat to 10 imme
dia,ely stopped, helped Pat ashore, and told
him that should he ever have occasion 10
travel that way again, he shosld lie happy
to carry him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
AN ARTFuL ISLANDER.

A. Montreal, last week, verdict for 200
dollars was rendered against the publisher
OF the Transcript, for nnocently publish.
ing libel sga,ns, highly respectable IN.
married lady. The libel was an announce.
ment in the usual form, among the notices
of Births" tina, the lady had become the
mother Of twins. The announcement, was
handed in nj the Office Of the paper by some
unknown person, md the only ground Of
complaint against the publisher was, that
he had no, taken proper cou,ion to ascer
tain that it was authentic and correct. MIR
Mcdonald thus has been made The victim
Of some base and sneakiug scandal.mongel
or rather, scandal inventor.-N. \. Com
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DISCOVERY OF HEMATiyoy.

The Hrnatinon Of the ancients, which
has for sees excited The admiration of the
world, ind perplcxed the experiments Of
science, has been discovered by Dr.. Max.
Pettehkcier a celebrated chemist Of Mu.
mich. A! a meeting Of the Royal Acadc.
my Of Sciences, The learned doctor slated
the progress Of his discovery, and laid be
fore the society several specimens Of the
H@ na,inon made by himself, and which
could not be di6iine ushed from the antique.
1t Is the same thu, 10 spoken Of by Phny,
IN his National History, and which he de
scrbes as glossy substance, b. ghy priced
By The ancIens. Manifold have boon the
endeavo's TO intimate this splendid sub
stance, which Is found in Pompeii, in Mo.
sale pavements, ii the Mural decorations,
aud IN unlormed houses. The fracture Is
perfectly conchoidal, on which accuun, Phi.
ny compares i, TO Obsdium; it is harder
than glass, which i. readily cuts, and there.
fore lakes q very high polish the color is
very splendid vermlllon. When melted
I, becomes a blacklsh green, and nothing
restores tie original magnificent red. 10
Italy many endeavo,s have been made TO
Initiate II, and in some OF the Mosaic fabrics
a beautiful Porpo-IEo has Teen made, aha
den with gold, and which, though excess
iVely expensive, cannot compare with the
Hpma!inon.
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HARD or HEARING,

81 have a small bill against you" sal,
pertnacious looking collector as he en-
tered The store Of one who had acquired the
character Of hard customer.
" Yes, cir, a very fine day lndeed," wa,
the reply.
~ am not speaking Of the weather, but
your bill, replied Peter in louder key.
1T would be- better il We had little
rain"
On the rain," continued the collec.
Tor, and raising his voice. he bawled, shave
you any money on your bin"
Beg your pardon, sir, I'm hard Of he,r.
ing. have made i, q rule not TO lonn nv
lunds 10 s'rsngers--and renlIy don't re.
cognizs you"
lin collector for the Philadelphia Dai.
~ EslinguIsher, sir, aud have bill sgains.
YOU, persisted the collector. at the top of
bis voice. piodocin, the bill. aud ihrus,ioe
u into The face Ct the debtor.
i've determined TO endorse for no one,
pot your note back in your poke, book -
really cannot endorse H."
Coniuuud your endorse mcni-will you
pay il"
gu VI pay it No doubt, sr-bul there
IS always some risk about these matters,
you know. bu, mus, decline il, sir.''
The money must be mine to-day"
Oh YES, ninety DAYS but would no,
endorse for you week, so clear GU, Of my
store. lis seldom | am pressed upon for
an endorsement, even by friends-on the .
part OF stranger, sir, your conduct is in.
PspIlcabe. Do mol force me 10 pu, you out
leave the premises
And the bill was returned TO the Ex,n.
,uIsher Office, endorsed" go Internal deaf
he. hn couldn'. understand. Pittsburgh
Despafch.
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OBEYTNG ORDERS.

A certain general Of the United States ar.
my, supposing his fayori,e horse dead, or
deIed M lrisbEau to 20 ard skin him.
"Whal is Silver Tail dead = asked
Pat.
What's that TO YOU !" replied The Off.
Ger. DO as | bid you, and ask no ques.
tons
Pa, went about his business, and in an
hour or two returned.
well, Pat, whore have ycu been ali this
time y asked tho general
Sklnning the horse, yer honor"
Does il take nearly two hours 10 per,
form such an operation I"
"No, yer honor; bu, then We see, it TUX
'bove half an hour to catch him"
"Catch him Fle and furies wns he
alive 7"
Yes, yer honor; and you know | could
not skin him alive"
"Skn him alive did YOU kill him 7"
"Fo he sure did YOU know ! must O.
beg orders withou, asking questions
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MAKING HIMSELF FAMILIAR.

The knickerbocker says that an Amer
lean traveller no, long since addressed Mt.
Blanc in The following strain:
How dye do Noun, Blanc vow In glad to
meet ye,-
ihnnd'rln girls. O. miles I've come to gree, ye
I'm from America, where we've got fountain,
Niagara its called, where you might lave
our mighty phz; then you could shirt and shave
In old keniucky-in our Mammoth Cave
Or take snooze, when you're in want of rest,
Ga our big Prairi.s in the Far West,
Or, when you're dry. might cool your heated liver
BY s'ppIng up the Mississippi river.
As Tor companions should you wish for any,
WY, we've the Caiskill aud tho Allegheny;
You may accept them with immunity,
Give US a call. You'd almost step from hence
Our folks long 10 see your Eminsnce,
Come over, Blanc. don't make the least ado;
Bring Madam Jura with you, and The little gla.
GERS too.
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A passenger on one Of the Western
steamboats, recently, was landed near home
on the shore, and as the boa, was about to
leave again, he bawled out
Hello, Captain, there is something
missing here !"
"What is it I asked the Captain.
"Hang me il can recolIect now lie
me see--hers's all my trunks, boxes, two
dogs, gun, and----Oh, thunder it's my
wife ard little girl, that are usleep IN tn
cabin l knew there was something.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
r Y.

We with pleasure insert the parody below q
}. request Of Mas A.
gok rHx CHARLOTTE JouaSAL
A PARODY.
on IN A GONE CoQuETTE.
Ana" on Tn a u0a up Nan"
well remember, years ago.
Wien plenty b,soI had;
M, row there !snt enc ! know,
smsts my hesr, feel glad
On Il I'm gone roqus,.c. Oh I'm, 90
Now when think about those days,
Ca hsv !, makes me frs,.
snc. enuld mss. ms DARK bio. eys..
Send ligia'ning lhrsush the " b'hoy.."
J liile theagsst s'er would sigh.
Md soofn departed joys
Oh! Ion gone Coqarlie. So.
oh hsw ! row would like to have
s.ns man ] once could get.
Ny htsgiY ne. ID fading fat,
u's'ss IS cresping IN -
I've painted veil for scms year, past,
Bs' spite Of rouge Irn gone.
On. I'm gone Coqusti-, &c.
- A~Sss NhsfFN" INV AAtGn 1faut
Id keep han in my nM
] Bstd 10 hsvs charm for all.
then could take mr. choice.
Bat now sl.s, Oh whai a fall!-
Nc, one will head my voice.
Oh I'm gohe Coqge,ic. sc.
When hos call to mind the P,si,
Oh Los cen forget,
sons'i,ut' shink ~ try 10 feel,
A. II ! didui esfs,--
Hu, lhsn til. ,Dourht viii o'sr mo steal.
I'm doom'd 10 dark despair.
oh I'm gons Coqusllc. Sc.
Tho iynnOrs Of 90 oil maid'. li'p,
Wrugs from me sad regret.
Ts.d that hclag ehFaled 10,
~ pleasant as 10 cheat
Bat cheated out Of wedlock's bliss,
J, pleasure far from sgesi
Oh. I'm gene Coqpcl,c, e..
l'n doom'd TO angle b,sssedns,,.
Ny ,an's forever sot.
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r. Advertisements insertsd at One Dollar pr
,cs1e. nc line, or less, III, sized typs) for The
dra insertion. and IS cents for each eonfinn.
saes. Court sdrerfssmt1fs and Sherif's Saies
CHARGED 2s per cent higher; and deduction Of
50. per- eenf. will be made from he regular pr
eu, jsr sdvertisers BY The year. Advertisements
issertsd nsniAiy or quarterly 81 per square for
saeh fine Semi-msnthiy IS eeHts per square
fsr each tine.
CPos,mssiers are respectfully requested to
vet - Agents.
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HONORS TO GEN. SCOTT.


Gen Scot, being expected daily to arrive
in New \ ork, the Common Council have
voted 10 tender him the honors OF the city,
and committees were appointed by both
Boards TO tina, effect. The Mayor cent in
a communication making the suggestion,
and Aldermen and all promptly adopted re.
solutions declaring ,ha, the citizens Of New
York would gladly welcome the hero Who
from Lundy's Lsne to the city Of the Mon.
te2umas has covered the flag of his coun-
Try with inperishable honor.
Old Parson Peters, Hebron, Conn, wa:
good deal OF wag. Having once mar.
RED coupe--a Mr.. Partridge to a Mis-.
Brace--,he parents of the bride reques' eo
he would wind I'd the ceremony BY shor
PRAYER, which he did in the following words
God bless this brace OF Patridges!"
"Joe, what makes your nose SO red !"
Friendship"
Friendship How do you make tina
gu, !"
1--WE 60, friend who is very fond o
brandy, and as he Is Too weak to take /
strong, I've constituted myself his faster.
The editor of the Louisville Journal doe
deal of hard lying .-Phil. Ledger.
You don't. All lying is easy 10 YOU
Louisville Journal.
Why docs an aching tooth impose silenc
, on tho sufferer Because i, makes hi
hold his jar.
! "lf you can't stand before the truth yc
0 mus, fall" as the man SAID when he knocl
led his wife down with the Bible.
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Original.
lit MOROUS NICHE
Hi.LED w
Jenny Critus.
'eicr sniiflc and Peleg scroGsins
iioW THEY cor KICKED.

WV hbss E&A
on
now THEY cor KICKED.
FrsKivrttLs, Yallswbu,h Co. Miss.
April ~ 1917
Dear Aunt: You kasw before | left Car.
Ilaa, YOU PROMISED you'd le. me keow. uhen
H.got mfrrled, how II was, Pelor Sniff and
PeIsg Scro.glns, Que an old beau Of YOURS,
fnd The other a spark Of your cousin Dlb1.
F'hs nov Mrs. Jones, got kicked with
put beng told "no for IL seems they
|n'vsr proposed.
You wou'do'ttell me before go, mar.
PED Bccause--you ss,d young folks
he'd no business listening to such tales"
an nov married, and tina, excuse will do nc
longsn George, (my old mao) though hc
has never se.n /, ou, for my sake. sends hi'
love 10 his sun', and Jolns mo IN the wlsi
you viii anssef this soon.
Your atiectlonale niece
LENORA William.
REfLy
BLACK Jkexsros, CsybaHows Co. N. c.
May 23i, ls47,
Dear Nora 90, your letter in due time
and am glad TO hear you have accompl,she
What we women are constantly desirous o
mill /. accomplished namely, marrag
mind. this Is between us eo,i'eiy. | ",
now tell you how il ives, ,ba, Peter and p,
'es Got kicked, without their having asks
zoe important question"
lou see Ps.or, a. NO used to call hin
vas dead IN love with me, and Poleg I
"f, sctoggins "up to the chin" with cou
y, 70, Deb, who used to board At my fathers
iney had been counting US long tim
Yelling us how pretty we were. lkening O.
eye, TO oil the bright Thugs they cou
think Of. and our cheeks TO every thing III
vas red and blooming; bu, still, they Ike
putting Oft popping the question Ma
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Miscellaneous.
POPE PITS LIZ

A letter in the Boston Advertiser, dated
Rome, March 20lh, thus describes the per
son md manners Of the presen, Pope:
Two DAYS ago, hsd the honor Of a pri.
va'e presentation TO his Holiness. The
dignity and simplicity Of bis manners are
very sinking. The gentleman who obtain.
ed the audience for me, and Who went TO in.
!roduce me, isan abbott. His Holiness ~as
standing by his table, dressed in plain white
robes, ind with little white cap covering
the crown of his head. Ny friend prece.
ded me little in entering the room, and
when halted within the door, and no, far
from IL, 10 make my bow, the abbot wss
down upon bis face. trying TO kiss the Pope's
foot. which, when he is attending, is no ca
sy performance. believe filtered n lit.
lie at sight Of this perfect prosrration. when
he Holiness addressed me briskly in French,
saving" Come in, come in. my son." at
the same momen. extending his ugh, hard
10 ne with an inviting gesture, and evident.
ly endeavo:ing TO induce my ghosily friend
10 make short work Of diving al his foot
| confess 10 kissing the Pores ring, before
parted with his hand.
iic Immediately began to speak Of the
United Statcs-sad he was very thankful
Tor the kind notice of him which the people +
Of our country had laken--said the Gov.
eminent had sen. him some VALUABLE books
that he was always happy to see my
he thought the liberty
and happiness of the people WAS well secGr.
ed IN the United States, DC, DC. HIS Ho-
Illness is evidently quite lumiar with cur
political history, and has lofty apprecia.
ton Of the character of Washington. He
acquaintance with the grea,
names Of the pas. and the present, and q.
mong the latter, spoke Of Mr.. Webster,
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Calhoun.
In siz". figure, and certain brisk car.
rage OF his person, Plus Y. reminded me
Of Chancellor Kent, Of twenty years ago.
The expression of his counienance !, tina.
1f sadness aud anxiety; aud this thought,
Vas especially manifested when ai.usion
vas made TO the reception OF his new con
titu,ion; and he replied =" II is very diff
.ul. TO provide for the wishes Of nll-in
,ase so complex as that committed TO my
.haree. have most al heart, the spiritu-
Al in,eres, of The people, aud what has now
Dcen done, hope may promote that ss we'll
rs their temporal happiness"
Soon after this. we took our leave. HIS
holiness gave me his hand again, and obey.
~ more the impulse of the moment than
he etiquette Of tho Court, gave it a ra {,
her smar, republican shake, ~hereat, !,
hough, the holy father took no offence.- !.
'oming.oui into the drawing rooms found !,
party Of English and Germans waiting TO ;,
e presented in body, md as ! had been :,
allied in FRS, and remained some time fan, :,
led John Bull looked little sour al Bro. =
her Jonathan as he made HE way into and !,
U, Of their presence. Plus N. lives in ;,
he most frugal way, and bos,o~s all his ;,
ncome on the poor. canno, help feeling ).
rea, respect for him, and believe him TO !.
e a sincere and devon, man OF God. ;;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-31
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To see two young ladiss pass each other
on the street without each turning round to
SEQ what The other has on,