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COLUMBIA 'i'ELESC*
. BY?kvlLJBJH Htrtmi...
Printim*
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Um-l?nit, or r?iw0wui
,ood of rt>* JfW,
\l?W KHn?lt*KKT4, Mr*
?evculy-Ava BWbfa , P | ..P
I?m unmlitr. Cor Ihl fNf uwerlton, Md Mjr
?Mfc fcWIIaiwx*.?Tbeao fron nor.
?ot WILLIAM M?Cni:iOWT will be a candidate
for the oWrC'of fthefUf of Fairfield district, at the
flfi?ctid6.
J. ; 15 t Jen. 7
> v ' Ag&hvy
rpHP. MHCOAftlCSVKiKE INSURANCE
X COMPANY, Now Jervov, incurpO'
rated December ?Hh, ISM, witb /capital of
$ zoo ,ooo. .
CERTIFICATE. ^
STATK Ba?K N?WAftf J
'/ ISlA ftftrtor*. IBUA. i
? There it now tlnndinjj to tli? crodit of the Me
r^uulc4* t'iro IiKUfttiKf </*oinjv.\ny on llju Book* ol
ibi?,0?nk,lho ?um of una hundred thoutend dol
Ocpoiit 100,000 dollar*.
C.i C.RAIIAM, Cathitr.
Thenulwcrlbtfr U author ixedtotake ri?k? agaiott
Tire ou Building*, Onofh, and Furniture.
BEN/. W. Mlf.LEIt,
, Columbia Out. 7. tf
u.?
Agency.
Charleston Fire atid Marine Insurance
' ? Company.
THE Subscriber if authored In Uki> IHtk*
Fki, on BUILUliXU*. liOOOSmid
furniture.
' <?S. PEIICIVaI., .1tnt
, Columbia, M?y *7 U I t f
. J\ew and Cheap.
THE *ub*erib?r* havo recently no<-?ved ?i
ten?ive*?pnii***of
t"*' Aew and Seasonable GOODS,
bought At Auction in Ncw-Yorfc, nmrli below
former price*, ill ol which they?ledge the mudve*
?ball be ?old at * very *mal| advance.
KYLE |r PONSONBY.
i<l? i }? 11
A CARD.
MRS. 8 Alt AII T. SMITH, will accomodate a
?aw yonnn Ladie* with board, wIki mav
vWkto attewd eay of tbe public School* hi toe
place.
April M 17 tf
Law Office.
rpilE undesigned have entarcd Into copart
..JL nefehin la tb? Low Court* for Union, for
one Veer. Mr. Johuiton nay bo con*all*d at
Newberry, and Mr. Spencer at Union. i hey
*>ay He addr**?ed at cither plAcc by letter, direct
ed to Sptuctt V J*******
? . JOB JOHNSTON,
ROBERT II. SPENCER
March 21 12 ?f
t'oiniftittcd io jail
COMMITTfiD lo tfca jail of Darlington on the
Wl Mit/eli four MfRMt, to wit:?A dark
completed nn^ro m?n,*qu?ro ahouldcra and *tout
built, apparently aboul 18 or ttO jfcwi uf agas i
light romplectad mm, wtio Myi ho wat ??r*?irf a
harbor, fury intalligont aod n*rt apoken, ami a
'wtyro wrach and an infant child. Banl ntgrott
ky that tliny btlutf to a Mr. Ruiliii and waa
brought by him from llulifai< otin'y, Virginia.
Theowoaf Ufrq^Hod to coma forward provn
vroiKjitr, V*T nhargw *o?t <ak* th?-ni away
* * WM AUDllLWH, Jniltr.
jPnrlington. C. If. April 4. 14 If
Poor Tax for 1826.
Tha Conr ?iHioner? of ih?< F' or fr>t rtt. Bur
? holomaw? ParUh io conformity w *.h * lat? act
?>f tha l?rgi?luturo,^^brroliy ^Wr n<>ti<a to all
, jteraooa wlio pay in Mar collaciiuti ilUtrnu. tha
; general Stat# Ta*, on pro|terty in thit, that if the
' poor Tax lor thW year (twenty p?r oant. on Hit
amount of tfct general Tm) l? not paid to tha
Tail CoNattar of tab] P?rt?h by tbn #r?t day of
JnlV nabl, axaeutioua will U?uc agaln.t all da
lamtB/t.
Bv order of tha Cotnaawilonara of the poor for
yt. Barthotbmaw* rftrfalk. ,
A CAMPBELL, .Very * 7Vaawr*r
April 1, littd. 14 |||
? Lost.
, inhwiber travailing from W?n?hor??*b
| li Colombia, lo?t m ?m.*ll re.l POCKIM*
tlOOK, containing aOvroty Ave d?>lltr? In ea?b;
nbloh nnd. w han h*t,W?. T. In wirr v? ritti-a in
it. Any |H?r?'>? Andinz th? tame, * III I* reward
ed by returning K to tha owner, nrgiving iucli m.
fprmatbm at wdi eiialda him lo obtain it
JAMKtfC. BOVD.
X. B Tha nombara of aoma of the bill* are
known
C??luro??U,ft. C. follega Marrb ??* |:| tf
Lost, ;
OK Mooday tha :hl iuMant. at or no?r tha Mar
kat iMiu r, about tha lima of tha SbarUT*
Bale, a pair of Bdvar moimtad ft PRC/ ACLKH;
onr gl??a damaged. Tha Sudor will vnnJat a fa
. vour i>y returning Ihaoi to
C. BAltltlLLON.
April II If ?f
PINO
rflOSadWpoaadof, mada by Timed wood Lo*.
f,Mtm
Him
fWmfha SnUm GomM*.
TdVGAT Ltnrwr w TII& DAOf
on KOI At 110**."
Two lWUeew* (m ?idyra wonhlea tHi)
Jelled on nnnthar lady?raaj the bell~
Bo) thla te v?t tbn Mm. Tk Miff Mr
Chfmtuinttomi tWJekt Ilea there.
Said ab? !? ?*lly? ftbofa the widtln< moid.
Who told ? fcinooJ dumper, ?ou*ht ein?k>)
Slid ate toStlly, ??an* to Mr*. Lee,
I'm na# tfjbM. bot bar* gone out to u?."
TfeNtMMlM to Mm pMlrt u much at ?ih
wfctlt^tf&taN
HtHlJbKM.
(though Ii?m9 for tb? t*k)
am V go w (imtch'd on a nu:l
Tliua matter* hchkI,
??
'?n>a'4M,(wltli aamilv)
But Walk io M?Vm and re?t your#elf ? while'"
Mra. (Miw within?" m;
mng uiii. So far eo good.
'noma'4
"Why, yr?, I h'U.>y?>| will?(ha weather"* warn,
Anil I bate eralk'daofcr't would done berni
To ait. La, but four o'elueki and pray,
h Mr*, fell* 40u? out to epead tb? day?"
"Vaa ma'am," r*pond*d ??lljr.?nd rctlrad?
SetfMn. In, *iny 4a<r Mi* J?m? I'm tired
Of railing htm to for Sin KM
laifwayaonMiay! wh&ell
8bd i(>nd the fatal flounce. ?Upou my word,
lla, ha, who'd thought it! Wall, I're caught I be
,, Mrd*. j
Color forth, dt'ar Mn. ahu eriod. The
door
flaw open. ?*'You've ?erred <n? aa before,''
Lk^aim'd Ma (Art. "That'i trua," Mld Mr* Lee,
"Bdt tiflVur ?ai I caught, you w.fi agree,
fu <ueh n downright (craye. Well, after all,
It'# t?e?i tobli at home, wlieo friend- du oil."
MY???, Mra. Leu?hot than, ymtll own, Uta ?iii,
Instead ul bvitij vul, i? lu??g in."
AFFECTATION AND VAMITY ItEBUKKD.
Said Ana to her mother Utfvrtmg to |>out)
*? Ttut Imprudent uihQ I ili-toM!
I can't abow toy l?c>*. within door* or without,
Bui I.iaeci ilu fut* v*e ?' that p**t
" Don't you think my ?kar urn, Hint u ft w hour*
?go.
Altar [Hull):? blot (wodld you l?el??vr ?t')
lla tum'd hiuuvlf round, ami hr rtxr'd at ton to ?
So ataaJlly?node can cuncierc it,"
'?Ba ciMitiou* my child?iW? l? company bora?
And ybn tnay for imprudence be blamed;
Wliii tuld you of all tint liu,"-rtin?nco dmirf"
" Why, I anw it. and we? *o ashamed!*'
'? Beware, affectation and vanity too,"
TIih mother replied wliii n ?iuile?
Whrn yon ?aw hint ao ?t*itdily look lor; at you,
lNny. win ce did you (te/k all tint while."
' ^
.v cpnt jut A oiifU
hi ekwtAttn intend.
To filling up 4m wink* in lb* tied ?w,
and repairingtbfd*iu.tjt:*on'Uurou'? I t. H.
bo?t? l'? O O
To a new tlik-f 60 th* rrow, 6 0 O
To cleaning ?!? of tho apo?tle?, and lull
ing a nbw Judu lacariot, 10 0 0
To ? mw pair nf hatvlt f?r Danirl in thi
lino*' d<i),iod i new ??t of l?ul!i tor
tb? ltutioM, ?* 10 0 0
To a new alteration Jn the belief, au 1
mending the commandment*, * irt 0 l>
To repairing N*b'ic.h*d?e? t<r'i heard, o o J
To mendhtg til* pitcher of Jimv 1>'? -
daughter, 3 0 0
To cleaning the vrliale'* tally, varnWM'i.;
Joea'? fw?, and meitd'ug hi* lift arm, ft 0 0
'l'??new?kl?l lo Jouj.li'> garment, J 00
To a ahcet andtor. a jury iua*t, and a
long boat for If?ali'? trk, 6 0 0
To waking a oe*a bead for lloMfereite*,
and eiaaiwiug Judith'* band*. 3 0 0
To giving a bbi'hto UiefUeek of Cv#,oo
prompting Ilia apyl" to Alant, 3 0 0
To meuding tho out iu Ibt cniraculom
draught nf fi?he?, 6 0 0
To a nenpeetive gta? for David viewing
Batmhfha, an-1 inondiiig hi* tight ryr, 6 0 0
To painting a new city iu the laud ol
Nod, 3 0 0
To cleaning tho garden of Ed*n after
A>!nin'??tpui (on, 3 0 0
To Aotthing the tower of Battel, and
fur.thing nivit of tbe Biuret with new
h?'ad< 10 0 0
To |>alo(ing a ?h?ulder of mntton and a
ihtn of boaf in Ion nioutli of the two
ruveu* feuding Ll j .li, 6 0 0
K'opcnt.-ut exfriordi arj/.?W'o have
to ivcnid the mod unnatural traduction
that ever came to nnr knowledge. it ia
the elopement of :i hoftbund from hi* wili*
uml aeven children; tod ol' a wife from
her husband, her child of two year* old,
and frqm her fdfatrt at the breast. The
affair IM>k place ttt Alexandria, opposite
this town, one night last week- It ap
|MMrn (hat on the night of the elopement,
the huftbtiud of the Nbscondiug wife retire"
to bed with her and Ms children, nod thnt m>
soon its alte fotirxl hint secured by sleep,
she arose mid drestod herself, took all lie*
clothing, ami immediately joining her to
ducer, they took to their boat which wu*
|in readiness, and went down the river.?*
What in most remarkable relative to tbi?
transaction, the woman hna heretofore
a Rood rharitr.ler, ie of a respec.ta*
bU family, was affectionate to her hus
band, kind to her thildren, and in genor*
al esteemed by ber acquaintances Among,
the numerous ncls of human depravity
which Have been recorded in ne?v*p*per?,
we do not recollect ever before to have
?een nu instance of a mother deserting her
infant. The name of the wretch *?.ho?e
artfnl villainy hae Ohm deprived n fond
hatband M the companion of hb? bosom,
and helpless children of n mother** cam
?eay, involved a simple woman in raise
ry nod wo, <le??rvee that pMc iodigoa.
tion should forever rent upon it. It is
JOHK8LANTMMO. ^
mmr* Ttm*?K jp\l 19.
UtUr ft tht Biiktif <** Dm
Dcah Si*?I Wm just <
to write in you wb?u JWr
13th WM, received* It it no f
hate time ir inclination to witneta Ihe tilt
gutting tcenet that arelhiily ?i?:?ctv?l At
our cipUel; but lt?l evening obfjrvW the
ring over the tenet* chamber t^tt dying*
afler I hml got up from cumwity
led me to go and mqoire^/hal w*t going on
i?t ?o lute an hour e?Mf ptwt five. I found
Kandotph on i He fte*r,e?M vnw totdthalta
hud comini!need hi* tpefeft d one o'cjock.
At the moment of uiy entrance he wni
reeding n letter from one of Ma frinudt to
himself. which purported to detail a con*
vernation which the writer bad held with
"Karuter GiW come *efe?year* ago, in
nflMtimi to Mr. Adamt' comttrxlun, u he
w?? pleated to term ii, to democracy. At
he rend the loiter he commented upon it
<<oinetinK-4 tenlence by tentenoe. and
?omatimr* word by word. In the courte
of thete comment*, he introduced, bv way
of epinode, m thoutand noecdotet of iudi
vkluiU, dead and sdive. who hud been
:on?picuout on. the great atage of life.
*om? of them very amuting; m my of
tlieui ludicrout; but m|I of them evincing
a malignity of heart which neither time
nor circuin?taucea had been able to toOcn
or allay. lift voice wa* clear and ?trnng
to the hmt, l?i* enunciation diatict, and hit
manner *o deliberate and ?low, that even a
very common reporter might have readily
followed him vtrbaliiu ft punclualiM.
Tho following ?ketch, which u altogether
from memory, will give you tome idea of
thin graudton of PoouhouU*; tlii? human
non-detcript:
"The Koy.d George! ye*! I've n *t.?ry
(o tell yoii about tlm Koy.d George. You
remember the Uoyal George, mi f Hut no!
It ivat tK'fuiu your tim?,'*ir. (Tim*
giv.> mo fome Porter ) 1 i?i>7. Gib'*
?ayt D<ctiult> i, but tkirrf he i? mistaken.
I Auy J.timuty, yet, January. I remember
it a* 'veil a* if it wa* yetterday. I did not
baptue? it, ?ir; no! though I wat reputed
godfather. air; ?* Gitot wat the real god
father to J. <4 Adam*. The RoyalGeorge,
#ir, w.it a huge unwieldly *t,tge, in which
Crawford o*rtt to tend the me*ke?^iti*t
boarded at hi* lioutc to the capitol. We
uted tn meet Adroit, tir, trudging through
the mud, with Im umbrella over hit hea?l;
I he mould not ridu with un, tir; no; he
nouM not rule. Hot Giles ut Inst coaxed
him into hit* carnage, sir. Aye, lt?cr? it
wan sir. that the "billing nnd cooing" be
ann. Wfcy, sir, it could not ba Otherwise.
(Tuns sotue porter.) . Throw nny two
intriguers, air, into auch n situation, anil
they mutt become as intimate, aye and ih
-ontidontial as mui ami ?vif.?; bo matter
how great a acoandel tho oue fir; but here
were two ncnuudrtl* together, *irx the
intriguer and intrigui'r; both alike, ?ir I
have always auid that Giles had uo priori
pie, sir; I said it twenty yearn ago, utid I
nay it now, air. Adam ami Eve would
have coine together :f either or both ImiI
been us ugly as sin, air?in Paradiae?or
m Purgatory. Ye?! sir, take my word for
it, old a hukspoare knew what he wa# about
?ir. If Ferdinand hud not airived us lie
lid upon Proaperoa island, Miranda nnd
Caliban must have been man nnd Wife, sir;
'tis human nature, air, if I know *ny thiojs
about it. ,You know, Mr. President; I
nay, air, you know (Tims some more
porter) I told you to your farair; yen! a*
we rode together to Gnillard's funeral, that
you nnd I could never be friend*, air; that
we did not think idike upon nny subject,
?ir: end yet the gentleman?I beg your
pardon, air?lhe*##uit?r from annus statn in
the east, said I w.ia your political?the note
taker says lie added confidebe
hove the note taker, air; ye<d lie mid your
political and confidential friend*! I tuf
lor no fo >t to make friendships lor me, eir*,
fool Swinny; or any -ther fool,sir fl.ook*
in| and pointing ut Mr. Holmes, of Maine]
Fo >/, did I any air; more Irnav* than fool
too, air. .//<r knrw it, ?ir, knew that I wua
no friend of youra, air; but he had a motive
for it, sir; e purpose to answer, air; yea,
more knw* than fool, <dr. Poor Craw
lord! I pity liitn. NN here are all hia
friends, mr? Uought up, ?ir.
? But let ua toth* letter again; thia paper
is worth money, air; (reading) *Gile<t naid
that Mr. \dams wm at fir*t r< loctant to call
on Mr. Jefferson;'?coy; aye, elittle coy,
?ir, reluctant to call on Mr. Jeflforsont?
My life for it, air, he did not 40 in the open
day; no, no air; 1 mean no Irreverence
when I aay it, air; but, my lile for it, he
?vent like Nicodemus, in the dark; in the
'atk\ air; vill iny always seeks the dark,
air; [reading] 1 and when Oils* laid thia.
he added, wit thin / Httr.'?lie eeav it, did
he??Yea the aee-rr and the aee-et; if I
nny be alio wed to make a word; were both
alike, air, e precious pair of eeoondrela,
sir?But, Aoiodtd he see?? Weahe behind
a acreetil?.Did he peep threneh n key*
holr ??VN as he hid in a rloterf*?(Tims,
some MTe porter;) [readtog again]
1 When 1 a|fo{e te you efllr. Afletni
twenty jf(Hn ago, wd expressed my bebef
Ijw fc ?M an honest Am^vjUiIT would
nuthfully support (he administration.?
Aye, ?r, he ??** a W. (ben; the writer of
thia letter w?? boy, air; just returned
from mi extern college} Uluted, air, as
all our southern JroUng Men must be, who
are tent to thAaat to be educated.?Sir, I
would not let it ton of mine go to any col*
lege north ot the JUomee, air; I bad rather
he should not know how to read and write
sir.--Reading and writing, youknow, sir, aa
Degbarry says, cornea by nature; b^t'jeed
?enae; by education. No, air, I Would
have no young man educated ut an eastern
college; it corrupt* them, air; (wbere'a
that porter?)?[reading] *?ou replied;*
that'* ?w, sir; I replied; 1 had forgotten the
words, air; they had eecaped my memory;
no; thay ware in tny laeiaory, air, but not
in tny rreoiUdi-tH] [reading] * you replied,
you ure mistaken in hitn, sir;' why, sir,
this very word' Sir,* sir, is worth a thou*
huimI dollars; [reading] ? you are mistaken
in him, sir; ht 1$ a hypocrite, and will
betray his country, it he can have u
chance.* 1 know him, sir; never was de
ceived in my life; do 1 say I never was da
ceivcd??yes; why do I say I never was da
eeived??BacHUse I never act upon ?unpi~
c<ori,?ir; I always look for (he proof*, nir;
why, 1 hail n ne^ro, sir, whom I suspected
lor three Jears.- -I never hiuied my sus
picien, sir; I waited for proof sir; it came
at Inst, sir; I caught him in the fact; and 1
Said to hitu; Cuffee, or Mingo, or whatever
his nnmu Whs; did I ever tell you that I
suspected you; no hit*; did you ev?r see
any tiling tn my conduct toward* you
to make yon think that 1 suspected you'*
No sir.-?No *ir, 1 never act upon *u*pi
eiom; I knew him, uir, I watched this J. Q,
Vd-iun?, sir; I new he whs n hypocrite, sir;]
ho wus then, is Hour; and will be, to thu
d.iy of this death, sir; hear; O Israel; listen
ye gentlemen of flotion; what thin; wlut
shall 1 call him, ?iputiutel? ? Yes; this,
apwtatu John tyiiucy Adams says of you.
?Ho says you conspired to divide the
union; the eastern stutes to Canada.?-Mr
President, you remember the fimous plot:
yes; you and I were on the committee
before whom the famous Count Critlon ap
peared, ,and" before whom the e^'isly
lamous U-nry did not appear.?Why, sir.
there never was so villainous a plot ?iucc
the wirld wns made; I do not spade offen
sively of my friend from ftoston; I bog hi*
pinion; wie senator iroiu QostOh; no not to
die federal among whom nre some
Very honest men; but I say to you gentle*
men, if you can support this hypocrite, thi*
traitor, this upo*tute, after what he hint said
of you, why; you deserve it, thut*s all; I'll
put him down, sir; I'A put him down, ?ir;
or if 1 dont; I'll leave the country, sir; 1*11
go to Kurope, iiir, mid console tuyself
maong the slaves and corf* of the other con
tinent.?Virginia u up in arms, sir.?Up
in uriiH, <lid I say; sir.?-Yes!??Hut wha* do
1 iiicmii by urms. nir??-Do I mean that she
ha* rille* m her hand*?? No, sir, we do
not take up muskets nud rides to kill Ji'M,
?ir; to shoot musquetocA, sir.?No, ire!
bi uxh them off, sir, we brush them off; i
poor Virginia, she had the honor of giving
the Inst I'reaident; tbut thing-, yes sir; the
thing James Monroe; 1 say, sir, she hud
the hoH'.r but what was her profit, sir;
why, like the C'obler's wife, she was the
worst shod woman in the parish.
" Tlie Richmond Whig, sir; yet Hint
young protege oflltsnry Clay; Henry Clnyf
rihst!?Tlw 1'res*!?ave, sir, ' Demo
era lie Press' and all; by tho way, is this said
Col- Btnn?, the same Colonel Binns?not
Colortrl, though at Assize* - ? ? ? ?
who was oilonsd to me bo<ly and soul, by
Old M-I.nne, twenty years ago, when I
quarrelled with Jefferson, to publish nny
Idling and every thing I might choose lo
write??I thought so; why, sir, I would
not hayc him theii) I said thi-n, lie was too
great a rogue lor Hie; too great n rogue
then, ??r: wli it is he now? ??? who is
you#-Secretary of the Treosuiy??-who was
hi* father, sir!?I'll tell you sir. a federal
ist in Hisgoise; a hypocritical traitor, sir;
an accomplice ol that scoundrel; who was
that general that fought a duel with ???1 ? ? ?
hiring ihe revolutionary war? [Macon?
Conway.*] aye General Conw.iy; he was
an accomplice of that scoundrel, sir, in the
infamous plot to put down <ien. W n*hing
ton, and put up Charles Lee; a villainous
plot, fir,?he was rewarded for it with the
treasurvship of the mint.?( Tims, more
porter.)? iM collector of Norfolk; who
is he. sir?--?4ile fool, sir; and the repre
sentative from Ihe Norfolk district? a poor,
miserable contemptible wretch, sir; poor
Virginia!?I he Secretary of the Navy??,
thai thorough Mich man on tbe military bill?
? Baroo?~sir. I'll pin bint upon Ids back;
I'll glue them together, sti; they ehsll
stick like shoemaker** wan,; aye, sir, their
shall not be able to shake each ether off;
they shall sink together; sir, I feel degrad
ed} I do confess myselfdiegfaced; at stand
ing up bere astbeadveveery of seoh a com*
temptible administration; I feet 4i*gr.ic*d,
sir, at sVowlog myself It* iHhxtmrft what
ahould I feeIas ?U/ri#Hut, the letter*
?I'll 9*1 thrsugh it jr#t| (rending) ? j bar# '
written this for your emueemeot, and antt
begtbat yon will notefcow irto any body. '
unk** it be to oof frienii* Macon ami
Tasewell ???jf?, h* ** t? _
show Ufa* any body)/ but, mto perictUa, 1
have read it to tbe lieualc; as to the name
orthe writer;that, sir. is another afair; it
is locked all here, sir; and let me say, Mr,
Fmirint,:if any body mil* a leading uaae*,
tion to me about it; if I fm't knock btae i
Sigffl$SroliS
^S W?? ""IV ''y Jf. ? , ? ? <\ 1 " ? , ?
This is a hiot sketch of Mr. Randolph,
I have given you nothing (bat he did Not
? ?v, bat bare necessarily omitted much
tliat he did aay. because it is impossible
for any memory to retain sflthe uueonnee
ted, disjointed g:ill,?matiaa of i mounln
bank. He must have boon a little into*!- ?
cated before be eat down?utleaat be
drauk enough of kruwm el out during Jhfe
exhibition to bore effected the head of any
common man, who had eat notbieg for ten'
hours You will natoratly ask, after
reading thia outline of tbe moat disorder*
ly, offensive and scurrilous speech that ?
was ever delivered to any legislative body
?You wdl naturally ask, T say, if tbe
presiding officer of the Senate did not call
him to order. No: be did not Mr. Cal- #
houn, you know, as tbe only apology be
could otfqr, for having to repeatedly ant* '
fereri the body'over which he pre*uies^- ,
or rather, whose chaii* be 611t-?te be die* (
graced by the tno?t unprecedented viola-,
tions of itccoreu, and common decency,
utlecU to construe the rules of tbe senate
as giving hi? an appelate authority only.
Did you ever hear of any tbiii^ move idi
surd? Depend opoo it, sir, if the Vie* ?
Prondetit bad not felt a plraw, in listen
ing to the vituperative scorrillity aed o?a?
lignaut brawlisgs of this half fonned piece
of mortality, he would have placed a dif- '
leraut construction upon the rules:?hn
would hare followed the eiemple of all
nit predecessor, w*l have ordered the .
iudecoroos viyl.itor of the dignitv of tbe
senate, to t>?ke bis seat. Uui I hate al- ?
ready extended tUk letter to un inordinate
fA trssysa
shall take un early opportunity of writing
to you og*in. Yours truly,
?Mexican Alcentun.?Mr William .
J^nc*, of New York, who bit*, for m
number of year* had the agency of some"
of the most important mull aud coach lines
Lo?nd from New York. it on tbo point of
sailing for Vera Cru&, with a* equipment
ot hunw, roaches and servants, to estab
lish u regular aod promo mail communica
tion between the city of Mexico and Vera
Cruz. His recommendations to our mis*
isters at Mexico, are ample to tecure to
him the notice of the Government, ami
we hope they will give him a support unci
Iiatronage, which will justify, aod reward
ii? undertaking.?JV" Jr. Com. Jhiv,
D*th, (Me. J April '21.?* rare eiao.
?A live Felican, about the sixe of a wild
goose, was taken last week in the Kenne
bec, about two miles above this place.?
We bate n?ver before beard of this bird
being found no for North. Its habits are
indolent, and it doe* not tuaully migrate
from it* own Southern Latitude*?It was
?lnppo<l to Uoaton, after having been pub
licly exhibited in our streets.
Ultrulure.-? Messrs. Camming* k Co.
the respectable book-sellers of Boston,
are abubt to publish a collection of the
poetry of Mrs. Hemanf, this we ere glad
to lenrn, but 'still mare glad are we to
learn that the whole profit of tho publica
tion, will be transmitted to her. Such
regard for the interests of trans-atleutic
author* i? quite rare in our country Let
a book be published m Knglaud, aod it is
instantly reprinted here with a total neg>
loot of the author's claims. Jt may be
mud the Hngli?ii tuuf of copy right doe<
not extend to America. We know it does
not, but there is a moral right; a law ol
conscience* which ought to recognize the
interest of the English author. The reed
ing public of America is nearly as Urge
as that of Great liritain, and it ought not ?
to refuse a fair remuneration to tfiose wri
ters who contribute to its instructiqn and
delight. In the present case, the conduct
of Messrs. Cummings is singularly lauda
ble for Mn. Ilemans is e lady; site has
t fUMifc* ?>y the magistrate. *? Are