1
FRI DAY, Ffi !MU RY 29, 1 828
The' Suprem&&
We d besday 1 last ,? ftergao iiusuailjr
f Vm nf riraidv nine "weeks! - -We
expect to give a list oT t lie casc$ v
The"; annual session n the, ' Wortli
Caiollna' and Virginia leUindist Con j
Newspapers in VilTeiTnt pafis of: th&
Lfnion, and wiililiV bur owp State;
continue to spca
tions. as having been passed by our , Le
gislature, atlts'IateVessioivrctbnstrd
ting against any further protection being
gi ven to t lie Woollen- Manufac juries of
the U; States:! Now tlie fact is, as we
have more than once before sta ed, th?t
itii suclr resolutions -were entered into
by oiirLesislature; ,It is true that in pui -f
suance1 of a'stiggestion .of the Go vcj-por
in his annual message, the subjeciwas
leferred to a Committee, -and that com
mittee reported '''certaiiY resolutions jof
the nature stated, but they did not re
ceive Uic panctton oi ine juegjisiaiure,
-though, uy 'mistake; copies ; W-reseiit
on to' bur .Keptx'seniatives Jn iCongress,
as if passed. I ButtheAfollowjng day;
discovering: his mistake ; the (jrbyenior
wrote on' to vWashiiigton, ti) correct. the
emir : butt the resolutions hade in the
mean time been: preeiiteda e know
not whether the t matter was f explained
ti Congress, nor,. it; is noil-Strang
that peopled at 1 a distance shbuld sti 1 1
believethat the resolultoiis were; regu
larly .passed, but it is inexcusable n hqn
Editors of outv own State conti
uic
g I ve c u rre n ry t o t b c del usi o n .
V-
respecta-
b It-4 ci ti ze li : friend I v t o Gcni
Gc n . ' J a c k s o ns
elei-tibii tir tlie Pi-esidency lately
intr on the siibjeet of that eleciio
speaks
ion, said,
"Mr. Adams would stand no chancej in
Iiin part f ; the Country, j It is true,
sard; he,: that there' are .a 'good many,
after reading 'pubna'011 and reflect
' ihg on the suhject,u w hebf at home U iil
4 express themselves ;favot'abIy dispsed
to the f administration ; but! vVben they
co fo anv public . tdace. and take a (few
drinks of WhisEcy, they . arc
Hurra for; Jackson? - ' Thus
certain to
shewing
in- their
clearly I iiat wiiusi men : ar
nroncr senses and have the
Mwer
of
ieCectibii,"tliey" will act rationally ( but
w hen under the influence of
spir
ittnui
us
liipior and incapable of; sober thought,
thev. are'earried away by v&vular, I cla-
't
mar :
' i.
-Eitract cf a letter to the Editors, dated,
i ' i - -' ' - I - " J! 1 " : s -
.1 ;.; uunjora bounty r cu. ipia ,
'My present arrangements vrtfl hot permit me
,toread your paper much longer., You Will please
accept the enclosed,;, send your paper to tbe a.
niounrof it, and then discontinue.! ' . ; f
l am well pleased witli your paper generally?
least, have pretty- generally ' arrifed . at cjorrect
conclusions respecting the. comparative claims of
the two men from wiiom tHey, will t shortly be
called upon to make; a selection. I A few how
ever, continue to shout " Hurra for the llerul'f
Uut their noi-syaml senseless, cbmorsre much
better calculated to create siupieicm, than jo pro
. dure conviction in the minds of reflecting men;
The spaiki of truth elicited by the: collision of
coraicuug ppinions, proauceu, ioe nuiurious
Beverly Letter, have had the bes effectsl; We
coi-ibider ourselves as under no obligatfpiv to the
enemies of the Administration,' for! the assistance
they have thusjdTorded us in approximating to-1
-u arus tne consummation ot our nppes ; out ine
excitement produced by their distempered zeal,
has aided. the march of truth more, than ! if they
. had cast their wriall weight into J the other bal-ancel'-
I hold it to ' be immaterial, whether the
pj dple are led to reflect upon thir responsibili,
ty, by the temperate arguments of those who ad
vocate 'the 'cause of .the Administration, ot by the
. intemperate declamation of those! who oppose it
the ti4ect will be the sai
f tioh of John Quiucy Adam
, and rfspoosible statiou
; O V 1 1 J ViWVUUOt
Extract bf another letter, dated, v ,
..iJieavfurtFeb,
19th:.
Messbs. Gales & Soy..:
liam informed by a
-veTy respectat'le gentleman,! that a muster-of
a few days ago. on Swift-Creek, In Craven .C'ty1;
between SO and yO nien were present. . - Captain
lUJiardsuir took ft he sense of f the 'company on
tunl'resitlential Qticition Eiktt unlv' were in
favor pt (ienl. Jackson tlie rest for John Quincy
-".! !.. -! ' ' ' 'kir..:
uiiis. i ins is a result- as jraiiivnr; unw
picked. v 1 bad been informed thuJt in that part of
Craven there was a'tare' majority for Jackson. 1
.fSl he creat mass of thevtommunifv .'are iiist
bejgi uning. iii g0ol earliest to "examine into, the'J
nicriti ot the two caiuLdates io this high Offic ?
and from this Examination -'the friend -of.; Mr
.Attains have reason to anticipate the most 'favor
'able results. V'r--. V;: i?? 'i
The State of NofthCiirblinsi ; wks set down
all for Jaclsom, without due enqulry.l, jOf the Ad
dress of our Convention, - recently ' published in
your paper, every one speaks in tin; highest terms.
1 think it is eminently Calculated; to enlighten
tlie iiiimls of tiie commuuiiv.' Arid breoare tliem
"! Pple are fairly .ascertained, theesuhsS
tre sul astoJ give' ;'nee:sed energy;' to. our ext
Cewfly .-A . vafu able "nec;rj Tel-,
low;. the .propeHy ;'o ; Uciiry ea)vel!
Esq: was drowned tncaut lhisf (JifyV on
Monday last.? -i-; :f
hut more particularly so, on account nf the sup-
-" - ..j.- ; -
in tli'a section of the State, or in tliis CouiWv. at
mrt it irtvMtiiiht' Aom:fiisiraiioni inerconie
he: noW holds, atlthe en V 1 . T" 1 c " "-'i w vT,
w uic jutuciousiy ai ine approacuinir rresiaen
tut. Uecttou.: f v-,1-;;;-:'
'the mass of prejudices excited in. thepubTc
nci ngamrx. th presfcntlAdmiaistratioH,- by '
' adiVs(pa;ing.; . .The frienls bf;the Admiiiisi
irat:y: iu: t jg ; s tute, have, the, most Cheerhigi
prsj;t;ct ot success. . AVhereVer the sehtimeiii
- '3 " wm
v. .--The, Legislature ;of . Ne w-York; ;ntiv ibv
Scssio n ha s passed anljA c 1 1i onorabl el Q
their phUathropyand just feelings jft
prnv'ules'far ibe, paymentj to the r chilclr jh
of pvitt; CMnton;nhe.
law tf('theofficpfGove
I at d frorii the' tfii Feb.f i nst t l 'fjer'oV.
f tlikjyf ar It lg
;Trea)urer of ilie; State, pto thsaid
,nr child reu, a iu i m ;,;eijd4l Y i hat ; rjf civird
for sa 4ryyii:;'cqmpyjfsAtibn
canal jcbn;niii the penoj ; li'iir
winch DevWitt Clinton he'd, the oilice ot
K V-
perceive mai.niosi oi ,me
ositmn
e Deen .iavisri in !rj praises oi
Grneraf-Jackwori'd answers to
t h e se v era! al it r'esse j na1e-ta him'.at w
prle'ana. .vjpf the.ow of somebf them, we
ciii,jty jhaye i winl'to ay,:.: when tnor el at
ieirejv For;tHeprf setf we bjgteave -to
rrnmcljlus eulpgiisVj that -he carrirl; wih'
hi m,Gjyernir8 a ml .CSjeis era! s J 'Aid find
Sec He i a ries'i i ri if. a bii ri j a nee to ; e vi et tin d
correct! his effuVion ; a jid ainong; t!ir r:v a
ceriainKWfll known citizflli,6fJvyigrlia,,'
who ts'j said ty - havej beeo ,for Sbxne. itm.
past , ah inmate nf fiis hjoue, and empkiy
cd i v writing cnorr histbry "; hi9 life-r-thii
mpdeWt,andreiiri
bein satisfied with the.one heretofore writ
tvn py his . faithful r-fSqujreahd.quonfafn
boileague, unier; hi)w n feye, and stamped
witli his on authority. V ' ;
Ild.vrno; seen suieof the General's orx-giniil-roJ
u c tions, ' corrected and; reviised
for uj!icjuse :
that h e hiut som e aid i n these answers- at
'least in fheir orthosraphyt and syntax : and"
iorming qur opinions unuer, tn(e innuenct
of ai prejudice wjiich hsls blinded our jiidg
nientsl wW intend, atour leisure, to furiml
f i r ill i ili u u r opi ri i on tin'der " the Influence
sotrie specimens ui nis wrmnff lor, pnunc
i
exannhation. ;
For the present we lav be
fore ir readers the, copy; ot a short note.
i iKtpe m e ue ral 's p w n h a h d w ri t i n a d d ire s-
ed jto
, ;Some time affo. We shou 1 d not
pVt bitly have noticed the subject
bu( for the receipt f the communi
to-day.
icatibo of
: Uohestusi?'; which
(appears
in another
COl U III
n, land which has called bur attention
to v
rFte'fifllowjrir is a! copv! of the iiote,
verjbahm kl literal
To the Editors of the VAbini
gtbn Journal.
. 'When the midnight lassasins plunges hisdagger
to; jhej heart 8t jilfnes.yo'ur goods the turpitude of
this scene loose fall its jhorrors wlien compared
wiijh tliep.ict of the secrete assasins poinard le-
yenecj against iernui.cnarecier oy me iireo. rnin
.ion's of pbweri I I JSrut. Jour'nul...
3 m:iv:Hr -.
iTh e1 u epo ut Th e com tn
..T i
lee to whom
was referred the. Governor's War Message,
ana ine proceetiings ot soutn-L-aroiina ao
Geir2ia on the Tariff, &c ; vesterdiiiy re
port ed, an 1 the p(rt u as adjourned un
til iblldiy next, for consideration. ; 1
I'he reader will e
struck at. the excess-
ive jtentleness'bf the
Report I Not the
9Vveet soutn stealing- o
vcr
ja bed of vicJets,
Tlie' reader.' who
isf iii'ore soft and fie.niW I
re in em
ibers the furious and bigoted charge-
ter f-thefproceedi.ni;s of ihej two - preced-
r
irjig Juegi:aures ; on the same : suojects ot
the irai ift' iiodi Internal Improvement, and
who hjas recehtlyj pe!ruscjd llje
G.iy. Gile?, in plain (efitis,;(inc
Message oi
iculcathrr the
ejxpeuiency, oi .ujss
Virlriuia's setiinjr; u
viog ihu Union, and
3 for herself will be
how the resptibae to
by the same tuen who
i uiuisiiiveJ to know.
that Message, given
thej last '.winter. Xverit such j lengths,, came
how to be so! verv mild! and. ibolfensive ?
Ibjthihg is more explicable. Gen, Jackson's
success uepenns upon one suii'ie question
'lliat of the Tariflfr and the rclaiions . of
his
birtvl ti:wards that buestibn. are alrea-
of I the rnosl delicate and; eniharrassinff
nature Anyimatutestatiun ot deciueci hos-
J. 15 . i .1. lo. .... .. '
to ifi from any important division of
ends, might, (and in all probability,
IIS II
would have theeffeot of-wea)iu? the Stale
jpn Jwhich all dep rids,' from his interets.
A faUe movement, at this time, and upon'
ims suojeci, wouiii j oe irremeuiaDiy iatai.
iPoiicy then,! ha dictated the moderation
bf he Reportj underj review a policy foun
lieu inniieappreiieusion oi ai
larming fenn1
Syivania,anu, uie
desire of leaving tlie
aCKSon pari v to ju
nges as unembs.rrasstid
as poSMOie. -iticnmona ynin.
1 ' v . 5 nj t T r-ri -
! 1
jicstcrday tiei rig tho an liiyersiary ; bf
the- birth of George Vasui6t0nV
was distinguished ' by! national salutes
of arjti 1 Ieryt fi red at un rise, m i d-d ay ,
arju sunset,aiiu by parades nt nearly all
the ilnifbrm companies1 bcloiigiii'i; to the
Di stric ty Militia. The day; w as (fur a
lit the- e veni ng there, xi as "a splendid
llj;which wasyeiltium
a 1 1 , ; w 1 1 1 c 1 1 . w as y ery
1
respectably - attended.
1 1, Was f graced
oy ti
t 1
Ignited
' bfa'rs; the Sneaker of the
House 1 off Representatives,i;; a num4
her ot Senators and i Renreseikati vesi
the Chief jostled and Associate Jndresl
i t i a
f'CofC7Wjf Ccjtfr.!rhe Albany ":Afrgui
ot'r rmarLcotitains astatement orthi nro'4
c e ed ings-'bf, the I) i s i ri ct Court; a t- i t s 1 i t b
U It appears that .oon'i.afte'r the iprevious
sessioniotthe UurlMr.rillingliascallil
edibpon lU C. Ijansingi Ksq. Ch rk of the!
Couytbpisomei business) connected wUn!
Micvuicj rtHu .sue.yine tuouri in terms
of - reat'disrespecti Oiubeini:auliobed
by JNlr. Eausiigie'becane
repeated h is d ec ra tib n s a nd cht rged t life;
actinir
At the
Jiinsing placed
o;i fi f e o a ffitl a v i i b f:ih"s
j T
Tiei mean the eieva- ) wbnder)i!einarkably hue and : pleasant
s to the same dignified j f ftl uLl trP! bct frrt tri thncA
ie presence oi. a large .t assemblage
of the fan' sex,'- the President of the XJ.
of the United States; nlany bllicers ol
the Army and Navy, strangers and ci t-
ti on inj that ci y, in the case of John L
Till nghalt; EsqJ one;of the' attornies 6
taJ CoUrti v:l J X WZ
V" gioas- pa rj i a 1 1 iy , a nu w 1 1 n
xflicjall v l from 'corrtihf jbbf "
opebmof the tUievsess ion; ' M r!i
cony ersalmn; . and a-ruls -i:ap se ryed ; UpGn
1 tNri Hi ngh as t - re t u i ringhi ni Vjb i show
c au se liyi hi s r) a trie j sh ou I d ; u b t'tb struck
from ;tne rbltsl-bf :Cuurt'3Irvrrjnn2hast
a ppeareda nil 1? afte he
'toayl f tlie Court ford e red ;ni s fn ini t o tie
eraseVtjfromVtherollotttbrn
they slidy they; shbuludo'phiwb groumlkj
First, dtnatra person, j
w h p $ d olns: a 1 1 in h i s 1
con I em pt J 'Is a n ' i'm proper per s o n to ac tf j q;
H antl sebndlyi: t,!
uttecd whi le theCburt Vas in sesion,. was
"i coqtVnipt of Cour
per 'pdnish m en t3'fi!fp i 'l'niiebj C u'rf .j hbf
ondition that Alf. !lVf woqld apiifbcHe ami
engagl b bt to: repeat il ve J bflkn cei iy hie h 1 e
d eciirfiri ihe jprd e r was mad e , absol u te - J
;;Tlie;Ies:islaturb ot Ohio liavinsr re
elccteid' an bid and- falthful.bfljcerbfthe
a taie noiw i u i sf an o i tig( 1
he was a politi(al fnerid
son
, the reyT k Enq
the
ciraiirtHtauCe
to shew that a" tn a jo r-
Uy
o r r the' Lcsrisl at ure was for General
JwcklontV Thik kver admit, Would have
been good; presu iriptiye cvi d e nee i f a 1 1
t'einsla'ti ve'' bodies .'erelgViy'fuy by tile
. i
same rules oi action, x ue legislature
of
fai
Pennsylyaniajj " lately turned out tlie
h iful Treasurer of I that S tsite because
he
!man fullv refused, a t the dictation o f
' 1 - '. -. . lr ' ( x 1 f .... f L
a seiiconsiiiuiea inquisiionwi vouimisr
siotil to bind himself 'ta support the fe
lection of Gen J Jackson. ; This circum
stance, no doubt j led ' the eili tor of the
Euq nirer to supjllose that the Legisla
turejof .Ohio iiad! acted on principles Je
tjually liberal and tolefant, ;and to as
sertl because it had elected a Jackson
Treasi i rer, t h at i t m tist ; be; a Jackso n
Legislature. - jVV'e; took occasion tq fec
tifyTthis ejrrot! of I the Enoufr
time, but sti 11 that, unsophisticated priii
can not imagine
ibw a jniblic body cau
1 6 fgji v e a o i tte re n cc o t o p i n 1 1 o so I a r as
t- re-elect a faithful public servant, who
dares' to hold opinions different from
thel maioritv.l IWc. however, bee the
ye,;howevei
lie fact, i rre
lis notions of
editor to credit
ah tt.mav heitu
econciiaoie
a
party dis
.,.r -( - .
ci p
ine. The" Ohio State Journal,' ot
the
2 3d ill t contains a classificaliou of
the
miMnbers of botlf Houses" of the.Lc-
ature by name,. and to establish
the
tto th bf the statement, five dollars
aic
offered for any and every inatnin the
lUt that ; slm 1
be stiewn to be errone-
ous I v. iilacetJ n
the side of the Adinin
istratioiL Th
followincr lis the sum-
m
.up' of . thej statement
! Administration.! Jackson.'
enate - ' ;
-1 : 13 ;
Ilibuse of Reps.
44 -23
6 ... :' ';4l'','
-li ' 0 the fence 1
5 majoriU' joint ballot!
isui, int.
WASHINGTON COURIiSPONDENCE.
'. .''.I Washington, 16th Feb. ,1828.
jOne of the most amusing members of
the House of Representatives is :Mr.
(Cockett , "ot 'Feimehsec. J He showed
me'a day silica his coat of arms upop a
'seal, and ijharacteristic enough truly
tliey were of tlie owner, ing a rifle, a
butcher's knife, and a tomahawk, siir-
mounting his name. " I dont know
Why' saysj Mr. C. I should be afraid
to rise and address the House of Repre
sentatives, -I for 1 can whip any. man in
itl,,---and his appearances promises a
fulfilment bf IiU words. This lis j the
gentleman' "vyho somctime iSihce boasted
that he couid jwade the Mississijipi, car
ry a steam-boat on his back, anu whip
his weight i
n
wild cats. ; A very clever
fellow too,
but, like Sir ! Hildebratid
sbaldistori
e,
. an', enthusiast in field
ad lately a wager1 pending
ports.
He li
unoiiihis skill ' witli the rifle at a hun
dred yard sj abd staked ai thousand dol
lars against five hundred, that he would
surpass hisjoppbrient in telveliots, lib
firing without a rest,! aild allowing the
bher side id jusb one. His antagonist
iriideiitly paid forfeit, and .Tennessee?
was triumphant. V. Y. Courier, :li; ? i
:1t'; , j 7i - 1 1
' ( 1 A destruc' :i ve ti re lately broke
til the city otf Ne w-York jiiii Fleet street
Lby fwhich,- prpperty,' estimated at a val
ue bf two hundred thousand dollars was
destroyed The sh ipjij rig 1 a t 5 the s I i ps
abd wharves was in great danger, but
f scad frpnritv fMK
a ii reman josi his uie py lulling irom
the third loft of a store, "whilst encra-'
)ged jirthejd
scharge of hisititywiA
Int.
-v;
-On Wed nesd av, the; 1 Sth ins t.; d u ring
the absence
Clement B
Marl btVrojiglilPilncK Cobn-
tv, iMaryiapd, -took, tire, ; and i we are
scirry'o stae was otajlyonsimied,
and with it alibis fiirniturc abdlstbres
J aid lit p; fo r t fiesu p p ly ot 1 1 is fa m i ly. and J
farm lor the; 1 present ; ycarl 1 he loss
uy tins acciuexu is saiu
to be between 7
aiid 559,000. . in
' f !
1
llnd.
the :iisJar School
hollow trees grow as fast as. sountl ones :
t hatithesugari maplejarterlibeibdm
vi i in . aj y w. j cai b onu( aiici 1.11 O, i uic
interior,. has become dead, : grows as fast,"
and presents as blooming an uspect, aar aby
sou no tree oi tne same : species ami. age
standiugbylits 8ide;:Tne cdmmbnT applet
t ree grows . th n 1 ti I r anu bears abu nd a nee
oi' truii. slier me interior is-entirely, rot.-
ted away.
, iuc maiicr wuicn . nuecis tne
- - ,'v-',,.. t,-;k
growth of trcc3,r is deposited bet eeu Ihe
Baraod ' wbbdji ttb'd'ijthe nienialvbb.J
MJ -JL: f. fl.il .VIHtllflljOB.UUIll
1 7691 b pjra n gebtiUn wad I
M ca t e d t o 1j he?"firit'-Fg e ml na r i es 1 b5j H a t ) vi.
oi law
a mem-
f New?
ybVkrila'fterSVards'-Sebatb
)an in 180 ember
poin t men 1 1 n 1 802- MrH C I in t bb-was ji ni:
pojpteq a senatorriti uorigre'r in Jiie piai e
of uejt. Armstrong rpSfffnptlfroin! whiqh
station he ! 'retirediti 8p3.hh'iVsr:"be
n
Appointed uiavor of tlie City of Ne w-iYbrkf:
ue conimaeu u wi i n lew! i iiiermissjons to
exerqise;
the functions b
that 'oflice- for
seyril yerstif which
pd ti i extensive plaW-'foTjueilefeftcbf iHe"-
w 1 1 y , vv 1 1 1 u 1 1 ( 'jih a
into
1iws. were parsed by ihe IJpsslatbre, lie Was
a gain, elected to. the - mavoniltv. of,. Ne w
Yrk iri IS I-)! land wasau ally etctiosen'
u n t ft i 3 1"5 j 1 jlnX 1 81 j6, Wh ij e Leji tenant
G o ve rnorj tm jiva s recotte nited bvsa jor.
1 1 bn4 of ' the i wyprjclhtilela't i o rij Tn --CJijn f ,
o ress, "as a 'capdida te,'v fr the . Preside ncy I
In the following year he was almost U
nanimoulelecte In 183,"; through 'th : ; management;; of
those who had 1 all along opposed !his mea
sures he Ivvas removed frjotn 1 the j cjffice bf
Canalommisiqner--ria post merely hono
rary, though! excessively 1
a reractidn ehuetK .and! Ie Witt Clinton
was called from retirein ent, in 1824 by;a n
immense majority of his n3Uow-cizens
the Chief I Magistracy of NowYorkl;' 1;
Damp 7)mroycr. -During the . present
extrem ely d a oi p i seasbnl ,i t In ayl 1 u ciase
the com fort of sa ch of bu r read es as (wish
to try1 the experiment-Hat by placing
junst opped bottle, or - more open vessel, i f
convenient, "containing! strong .salpburiic
acid, in any part of a room jl the: moisture
oi tne. air Decomes rapruiy aesorDeuv anu
theJ salubritv
- -f . . . - .i mt
of the apartment consequent
k he great capacity ofsul-
ly improved.
phuric acio
fo
r vapor, Uanfl.sthelcheapness
of thb acid, renders this
mode of absorbing
humidi ty very economi ca I
curioUarMoyse'lrap. rAgebtleman in
Portsmouth: haying purchased some oysters
in the shetifb:n -Wedheaeyebing, depb",
sited them in
th e pan try! until the next dayi
when as the servant was taking them out
to be opened, one of them esjiibtedr the
npvel spectacle of two mice suspended irorii
its mouth, having their! heads fast gripped
w 1 1 hin th e f she I L I 1 1 "Would,' see'itf that the
oyster; be i ng 'some what d istress e J by the
warmth of the eather2 had opened his
jaws to innaie a uiue
witless mice 'tempted
. - . - .1 i--.i l- S ' '
fresh air.1 wheb - the
by the alluring bait
within the testaceous p
ortal, thru?t in their
heads ahd were cauirhi fast bv the sudden
collapsing of the Stiejls thus subjecting
ine intrusive vermin to aniew sri i o
(racism. ' Q u r; northern friends' who! are
always bragging bf their mammoth vegeta
bles and. other curiosities, are cr. allenged
to shew any Itlnng equal to the exploit of
ine oyster, wm tne two nncej appenu
ed to it, just: as they werecauglt, is left
at this Office for the inspection of the cu-
Candid confession of TF7titfield:6i.l
came,' says hei 4 sooh into the world ; I
have carried high sail whilst running thru'
a torrent of popularity and contempt : land
by.this means have soinet.inies been in dan
ger of oversetting. I- kbiiw jhat I " am a
man of like passions with sbthers, and con -
sequentiy may nave mistaken naiure ior
erace, imagination for
revelation, tne nre
of, my bvyn; temper fr he; pure and rever-
ed flame of holy zeal
which !cometh
irom
many
been
G(d's altari Alasv
alas, ! iri Hip w
things havo I acted
wronir ; I have
too rash& histy in giving characters of both'
places and persons. I have too, much
made, impressions, .without the ?writteir re-
cortl, the rule bf action. iBeing fond bf
scri ptura 1 lab gua ge, I h aye too of ten u sed a
Style too apbsiolical j at the sarae time have
been too bitter in rnyv zeal. " . Wild fire hhi
been mixedwith it aotl I find I :haveifre-
quchtly written &sp
keb in my ownlspiritv!
when I-tbouffht I was
writ iris and
na
e n n re I v b v the assistance ot tne
spirit of
'1
f Ji family of SnaJees.-A gent
N.Kinsstoii in forms us, Kays the Pi
eman
bf
Prvidinr(P
;Patriot;Vfhatr on; the
i 6th inst. i two per-
sons went, a
snake hunting, 1-and having
aprivpft at a nlarft where, diirinir the'warm
seaspn, they dug about twoa,nu a nan teet,
beloW. the surface, when they ca me, t o a
targe knot ot black snakes wrncn ttiey very
dexerouslyi snaked iVoniltheir hidibgpiace
and continued d'gng further v till; they
discovered "another knot,, which they "also '
".:!- ' ' i ' ' 'Al.V 1'L L "1 '."'" 'V. -
quickly dislodged , rr
t ers,V i Thew hoi fm
they VrereJrbrb;
lOltches- iullebgf
(endi' abouii&.a ha
1 ec t i v ely a sc r jpe n ti n e 1 i n e 4 b f i 315 , 1 ee t.-
The en t ranee to th e s bake1 se 1 1 j em en t Was
-iiiscbveretl
tyb pcrsonswhb at jhatStimerbyetl
13 of the number Jwhichdnconscibusbf
their enemy, nian,
Don.'-
tlutieareibf the
knows that it requires high qualifications
'to:dischar:thebi4l4
tifrhesemualu
1ntelibctuaU;Mi
In the first place;, then' the Jt'residentx)
ibo U ni ted S tales
houia'.De'maainojrf
u oi iitr.il janu .c a r ri ei i
I WftS SaiU lUttt in oiu uc won arjuinv-v-jiwinc
if 0iEf;c
ilt rM'QpfWd' i n 4 ua v iirtmn i n.coo torio iry tyuu witose report,
f hat .banner of mab'rshbuid
ciHont f th 1 Tnlird StjitM hi ivltit I h? father,
is - : -.1 t;.n r IrnKrc tvUlf. f tick t mPSt
j'-if'-' -4 t..v.'
al jiabltraud : miimpcac'ialjle Vilwracter.-
file: ihbu jdxbe -tapabl e-of ctiof ;'-fc-"f n f na'tion
pa u i e -or coor e-urim
abd reflection
iiny jrave comroi! over nis :
terhrerrtraf m'ahv lyvhb has resbct; for thel
.,Cbnstitutiuri andlawsVbf Ji'i j ) country
anjif w.np bijyewbu U le t his o Wn julgenj
3ain dybl j tipnin ac ti ngib a su bord i ira r e ca V
rcityiejW-rm i nehe i nine ntt l - h it jw.s
tit ;ijiebieBhm
,ihett0'l tjpbnV;' 1
ilri'slmuld'befa man whbe i::i V-;ii exam J';
plpbbti publicn wouhl
bot J;iangrbb s Jf o follow ;y-mie ,o tsbu n d
id i&i ri min a t i n"g m in tl j 1 bf e f en iji v e a d va -
Govern men t; wit h j i he fn f erf'aViob a I ' law!' ;
andall
iobr fHki i.mi-:both': fori
siirb ihd do-1'
inestic,
eice;. thiflMUghf-yhq praci ictij! v acq 7am V
teti)vuf!i lhVrii 'bfrb'u'r v 1 ! :
lioterualanitextevbaitlof nlainX
bjanner 5 of ; i einperate :h bi I Vuu ho t-!a - y
nit Hyloraccess fwiiliiig! to kiibv.tha -1V
lhlnd-'disVosed -to do i r 'SWl; i-i 1 XXi
-tpii ;7i) ;;2vv; jrf - :.v .
teastJUi ojien
is mojfe b
"Qri of jtisroiil, perh a j-ts t(t'Wfe 'so.- ,l v J ;-l
Jhah atf public tbeetings of noliSiciaHs,, of '
Ibpm nil Ues of jcliari t ies, ,bf - bpaHts ;of : col - j ;
jegesi$fc '.
bvery jmau si experience, willf saggest to ; : i v
him hbwlmaby i hours An the aggregate : ho - i .' ,
iias wdsieu anU seen waieti , uj tut? ,waii 1 c. . r
dtiithcparbll fii k
bu net ual i tyv -Tp; :ii u c h defiul t e r0 t h ey '
rob jrrevpcables f
on I y mbbe vi which is icbverablewe sub- y, ! -
ijinititli!e" Allowing; observations ironist , (".',
letters! from Eglaud (heretofiirerVferred ' .
to bybs j with?apprbb
"theV.E!p1scopld; Haftfbrdi
i3onneicuty Phe tv metliaJ occasion of . -them
Was, a Wtsit br" the - writers 1 to 'the 1 4
Churc
n, Missionary Society;in"tioiyJn: r
has 'only to attend a meeting biPa London ' J
One
committee, to ajipreciate the udvkhtaares 'of. buiic . 11 ''
tudlity and methdd, in the transacttob of : business. .".
At iiio? If whilt; thfe "clock-is" Striking jlheminbera
fitter knd take. jhir; seats r tiue jbusiness of the ;;'; '
meetinis' ia entered lii nbhl ;afcV'nflfeU.w'i , thino 1 I -V V -
else is ixcudedthere as no ramblrjig; cpnver
sation fin ; irreleVarit subjcls iand 4,he meeting :
is dissblved' the .moment tbe busihe'ss is desna t ch-A' y V .
edlWhataht jtmil.resiflfs ,1' 7,
Toni. a. bu-icT regaru q - punctuaiuy ana aa ex. ,
elusive attention tb the' matters pn hand. fv 1 .
' i V - r 1 ' .. :- 1 : 1' '.
(Tobacco-
-In
his
rnessaard to f the LeErisla-
ture'VfiTyernor Clinton rrecom'mehdedihe bultiyai 1
tion bflobaccoi in theState'of Nev-Ybrk, as
profitable crop,. A writer in the KocJiester Dai
lygraphv;rnehtionssth expe- '.'
rimeni Dy .nim tasr summer tnat i t is a more pro
ductive crop than any now raisejd iri dfe WesterriV
'cpantles of the StateHb s confident that purl; ,
soil 8;c,limate ar both i as well iadapted for raising'
the high priced yellow tobacco! used for chew..
a the Southern ' States.;
I i .r -
4-
4
I-.-
Ertrpct ofiaMtezJo tte Editdriltfthi 'vrork; A
.t;h Coffiet; ItkdetfFdrifcjbpi llth, 18271
f- v. (fu will see by theppers the horrjd massa-
.cresjlhat havejbeenf CohSmitted in the streets bi4- $1,
Pari$: lup wars of 120 eitizensjliaye beeh killed l. .
Tand voundedl 7- killed ; t)n the side of the mi- 1
litary lj) officers and 102 privates were wounded.
All tin is very alarming, and
it will go.' fiTll),?-!: ; :.'
oa Knows now tar
V
1 J,l3albmbre itepublidan
iraryjlgivelin allegorical description l6f the
Hickory Tree' it onassumtng .qualities "and the 1
varioiWuses :tb yhich itsmaylbe -applied such ,1
as' bbws'and war-clubs for 1 h e Savages ; handles ;
for axes ! ho-s and ploughs for! the, Farmer ; J
brooms for the hbuse-niaid ftii brush ; away 'the
rubbish;'; walking-sticks: for b! d me; ja pleasant
fire jfor a family to sit around, while they are re '
gating ; themselves Bn cracking and picking the
nut vvhjch; the tree affords j not even' omitting
its cleansing qualities Iwheu tredticedf to ashes
It is admitted; that the Hickory treej like every
other tree in the forest; is well adanted to manv
domestic purposes, and, 1 in the present day : afl
lord a
m ' !
great! many handles
or. t00ls-7But.it
tl:
the jol ly: voyage brjite what a brave' 4leet
aiso-eviaeot tnat nature never intended it for . , '
Cabinet Furniture, v , ( v i ' ! . i ' ' '' . ''-'.- ;
?MwigSfiiitv f ux
Humqri Ltfe.r Vhen we set out pn
there lis around; u; asp stretching lour i v
freshlcanyftss'tb,
shape and; Bristol fash ibn!; pennons' fly- 1 1
ihgusicplaying,cheeHbg'e 1 r
wepa;stVre rajheir amued than alarmed
whn- some awnkened Coiitrade goes asjh ore ':'!
fbant Vbfj pilotage las; I ,; when,- the
ygeJs ells
bstoilwommrtrierShvjw
ctect consorts stdrremain,in sighf.and they,
'y r : :V-;5'.-i '.el --jv..f il-
K -Tlie painful duty devolves) nnon'its of annnnnr-
incr the decease of . Maibr General J
CummandeVan Chief of thejATmy of the United
States. H lHe expired at his reshdeneein this city. -,
yesterday af ter brief v illness - of three' or fob r
ger.duration.
1 His name is lob I
iL -J.L-L'-L.t.;.--'
aays precedea oy a general indisposition of lon-
.'I
ntimatelyJlnterwoven with th.
Vlrrf J'4vv," ,Muw)f' .iu .mace necessrryj cr us
tblacCompanyl-tlns ariniinriajtion with any refer'
ehce: to hi public life btservices ilis individu- '
al Jmerits are too universdlyj appreciated to neett ,
to be.litazoiied'.by : thepen jf eulogyf' .At Ik ; fu
ture day we shall Jendeayorto do justice to hi :
. emine nt desert, as a soldier ad : citize n, and to
hold up to his fellbw-citiaebs, in their proper cb
Jorsiithe ejcamplebf his jlhiktribus deeds and bW.
Diameiess ani virtuous pnVAte UteJat Int.
tnia, on the lth ; inst. . at1 the house' of
,1 General Madisoti. after a tedious and
diatressin ill ness.' Mr, Robert L. Madubn.''
bephew "of ? President. Madisoni aged 33. ton'-
uoweu. oy,uaiure wiijii a nuie genius, grea wit,
and a happy elocutioiij'whiwh had been improv
ed by a classicat and polished edm ation, te was :,
an agreeable eompanionartd eloquent in dtbite.
die represented his county," several years, in the
Uegrslature.V; And 01T the 17th, at her residence,
in Culbeoer, Mra- Xetitia SUu2rhfcr.iiaiirlaerbf
" : , if V" ".ao u ,w us leu 5 ami , , 1 ikcv ou rs el ve s, ;;
nS f 0 tkeep;arlon'as f po ssib! & olif ;t
thbifutat shoreagalhst hich we are finally 1 f
i. f wpnnsTon county.ir. yeor e W, hittield i
tosa.CatbarihelKeart.l - . vj?-U. -..V ' lr'
its; Hisiia;2S3 :l-f ft 111 i:lA
en-liladison, and wit jf Xhmtcl Slauhttrr;
rlll:-'Al-ffil:rlil'tf-; : ,r :
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