Public Leger, Volume 4, Number 2, Richmond, Wayne County, 9 June 1827 — Page 4

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S3Ei3CT2a POETRY.

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j fry against their will, might in case of a? insurrection, t ithcrjoin with the rebels ! or if a foreign power should come, migh

arv to the Scottish" Qurcni, Mar create such discontent, as to render th heihuts of their oiiicerj unavailing. ill

! addition to this, the dissatisfaction an (i jealousy of the natives be considered, : will appear possible, that, without mm j! expense, either of treasure 01 of blood, U I vana mis;ht fall. The Cabana being coi rnanded by an eminence within distanc rriirht possibly be taken, and then t-

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must fall, as well as the other n

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Thu rj!Tou:M-i a beautiful Ball;ul by Sir Ilch-

trt A inn, secret an,! Ant e:

I do roiaV?? I'n'rt eaifsth ar.! fair, An! I tr.icHt luive rnra r.e.ir to !:ve 1;kc, i f.L found :.v; JISf t-it. jrn r Y'at iirc cau'i: ?ro;k. hi i r"- ct t i mart u

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i'tresses. The walls of the city would

I no protection, as the hou-es outside wei j completely shelter the approach ol bes j gers. Ly cutting oil the supplies of I j city for provisions and water, (the work j an hour.) and diiving the inhabitai.ts I the suburbs within the wall?, famine in ! inevitably follow and to famine capiti ' tion. The chrnate, so fatal to foreign

of the north, is iio less so to Spaniards ii

the mother country ; aud hence, in this

-en.rom an essar in t!. "A 'v n

view. ,s recommended t,. 11

ouf I(l,r country women- ' uA'::'i Speaking of the in;,j.j; . r t tae ivr.ter observe: .'ri., ' " ,A- ff j

worm?n in ail their Hr.rv ' ' 'jjry.filks and jewels. . Ij lcd by coxcomb children -,V r -tjjtane adoration; reverenced t--!jded tomorrow; alwaw '

;, :,irue place which t: ,t.,rc. . ,, , ' :r , ! as. her, b, ser15Uait).( f v ';;.' K

ij',u"jj uui not re'-i ec'c i- -j net esteemed; rulin- y j; 1; vr-d s. jjaliection; impartii.g1)er wclib , r !i

,r ousmncF, to tJie sex n!,,ri. .. . ' "

ait; t ie source and the mirnr' r. ",3--iVesee her as a wife n.H cares, and cheering th. . : U !; 4

ii i o iru: oividinsr tns I.i!,m,r i.. c .

er ; her; for his sake sharing in t ' '") is. ;; refinements of the. world, Wilr-h 4ie ;i Vain of them: niacin? aU Iw,

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far mart than one . hi t tu be !oa -! !v iionr.

i spev-t, there would be no advantage to tne ;j Madison to Fort W ayne; 42 miles tro ;joy, and all her happiness in th ' ' t latter. Should Havana fall, Cuba be- (fltJ former and 4H miles from the lalt. :j approbation of the n an she I r " ' I comes an ea) prey. Tue English could j place, and. contains abo'ut 159 inhabitanp 'I mother, we find h r tlie airect''--1.' A I probably take it as easdy as they did iii 'J'he pu -lie buildings are, a handsoD ; ardent instructress of ti e chi! j- ? ' 17G2. brick court house, and a strong stone ja : 'ended from their irfanr I' ' :-

Y; jm. t i .Wvy York v Advt iti r. ; CI 1A IN U:7. Lzttck IV. I It has aiu a dv bei-a mentioned that fortin a: v. ;:b- l! e li;.ura were I u ! -. the . tin-- khui i t li'i.e stone as the hou-t-s as. it u:. i j'uaiic huji iin. The rock mi which i ! , c Vj rc -;a i? cfllesame, and i5 trv hiL'h. i pi ie i s.ipposed t t.c uhc c! .-It - -t :.; ti.a v.-or Id. , :. . . it a i.e of m ..,ly an . ;!. j .(..!, ii, add't't-ii to ii d. I ait cd, t!i.' It i-

At that time the English land forces n Tiiere are in the town, 3 stores, 2 gro(

fitted out for the siege ot the place, were j, rie$f 2 taverns, 3 shoe and hoot make; committed to tiie command of the Earl of dst,ops, 2 smith shop?, 2 saddlers' shops, Albemarle. I'ueir number was ten thou- i hatters sliops, 2 cabinet shovs, and vano aud. The licet was entrusted to Admi-'S other mechanical establishments. Tl r.I foeockM, a id consisted of 10 ships ot ; t',rst sale of lots was in the fall of the ye; t.fi li;t, frigate and 150 tran?ports. ;. '022. The water is ijeod, and the heal! 'id.;-;. snuvi'U in sight of the .brtitkations j; ot the place surp:?cd by nc.;e in the we.4 on the ! Gi'a ot J ui.t, 1762. Opposed to ! orn c-.nintr. The citizens of the plat I'.hs weie in tlie iar!)or, Id ships ot the !! are moral, industrious and enterprizing.

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!l i f tr.e for tilicat ii i.- At lime? ; ,!( !, ditn ttu' soita wind nli.ws.

: -cul in ;i- -(VI1.. to reach .it. ; .. u :: . ; is -a Jar ir.to tne v ai I . ai' ::.(': t t li- kll.d pi o U.'tc-a St eliC a. :: '. .a :u:i;tv at.d i ii.otur. ; 1 .! itch behitid this tlie Cabar.a, ' ::,! -iroacr ic i titication, elevated sutli ..ily .i'jove il t f irniu'ivi ii. ih.a, c can c&:;t:'.ia from COO to ' pin t s : .r-.ill.-ry, at d ir...riron 10.000 v .:v I.; , io; i t there are hut l. t t-n.-panu s, : h..: i.ii. drt d t! .'Ops. Fort Fin i: :-.l-o

narn;t ..iv.ii treni 00 ta . t0

oroiiod already mer,tiond, nlthougii in TO RAISE TURNIPS AMOXC. COR! c'i..-t-(pience f !!: ligi.tiies uf the earth, 'j Saw a!) "it one pint of seed to the ac t;:i -. a: clK'Cied witt u ii.dte d iheulty. : on or about the 21st, of July, either befo Tne soldiers & sailors we.re obligeu tc Jiag i or after-'the last harrowi.r; top the co the duni.n up the ut citviiy on tne ea-t oi j as so as ripe enough, and husk it as sot the present Cah tita-. and beii.j; txposeu ?j a? trie corn will admit, cut dwn Sc he to the heat of the bur.ih ;;;. rnaiiy cfjofthe stalks, to let the turnip? get the a tucm dropped d-.-wn dead. Ti . battetacs ' and .-an, the f dder will tomp'-'n-ate f

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ju. in at- ; the :!iour. 'I !;e in the turnips abo

' the middle of December. By t.ursuil ; these directions. cc.n ef 40 busi-c! to tl : acre v. ill produce CO or 100 bushels ! turr i! at the same time : these for mih i . ' ; i'ovi i;r.d si:- p w ill he of particular ir ! toi tance.--ll iral l l'iLr.

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threw dawn a part of the w.-iks ii; to the ditch, left a i reach, and the soldiers ut reordered to s-U-rm 'he works. The arr-aait was ccn.mr-rc ed : four hun.Ired cf liir rrp.a:is!i soldiers were cat to i"ees, oi la; in ;:ttcrr.pt:iu to leap ttern the Men ; t!;( rest rectiwd Hers t r iavir.i: do wn t!;eir arms. Tn:s recurred t ' ; : r 1 v d... - af'r il e cernm'rc rr:ei;l ol the sie-e. The Fi ;!"h c-nm;iridant pcedii

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aids oftlie

ittle of York town, whilst t! American Chief were i?suh

. hi ord r? rdc.ra the line, a man was d ; . ov'a-ed i jiint distance from it. who p I si ,.ted raiiher a grotesque appearance. I ' i;a dre.-- d iti the coarse common clc j worn at that time by the lowei-t orders : ;!-.e back co'.jntiv. with an otter cap, t shape i i n loch1 very much resembled t : tteer.d- of a n.eeti.Ng house, and a bro

i Lather aptoi). i 1 is equipage consisted

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U''! d the ifirs ci the irt to trie r.um- a sm:

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a hiiti a to i! ac. the loi ts

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r ofsixH pieci s: htit w illir.g to spare in the farm of a ba, ami partly till

tae- city and prevent unnecessary hlcod- j with buckshot, an ox horn filled with po slicd. sect a flag of trace to the governor ) der, and an old rusty gun, which measur t surrender. rFhe Spaniard refused. jj about seven feet eight inches from t Tne next morning after, tlie batteries were muzzle to the breech, and wiiicli had pre opened with such clFect against town and! ably lain in the smoke ever sincethe lai farts, that llags of truce appeared in every ing of the pilgrims. Oocofthe aids p part of the ( t , at about twelve o'clock, j sinu him in the course of his rounds, tnq A deputy was sent to the Rritish ramp to ; red of him to what regiment he belong settle the terms of capitulation. Ry these,!' kiI belong to no regiment," said the fello the citv. fortifications, ships of war, and a I after he had tired his lontr carabine.' ti'iro M rrnmfti

iu.ted alK)Ut U.iee did id , , ,r. r , a . . . . . 7 r .. .

' sur; finjr-i en. i ne i oiKinerorb kiuimi ;i : ,i:n: uui seeini: me xeiiow vervuusv.a

..ta,-ite. h taken into the accean.t. i! v.ili ia Man that ii vaaa has the means ol mal; in:; r.ot poweiful r -istar ce against an i:iv..d. -. shotnd tiit ia? be iiilernal pe.-.ce ara! irniony. f'li aae an in and about Havana TaOO UoOj.a)! fwium nave been sent Inm Sr ai... F'.cy ate well ; d, i lathed ae.d disciplined ; thoy re ceive eleven doilais

per tnontn 1 t wa s. irom Wtiici are ge. -

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th ir uniform Vc. i 'hey h.ve b rn sent

ir -ra hi am j jc .ariui.s cause-, scue r e

booty of more than three millions sterling, ( sweating with exertion, he once more

; li.i.wt firrr-a Mftillrf ?rwt ti-ii II 1 1 n rt: ct.-r.c '! nuirorl t r ttli-it i-n.iir,r.r.f 1. ?-,.- . 1

eai.-i the' ire harhiul, ar.l s.ima because a ,r. , r , i i'i ; . b At , , , - , , 4. ,-, - I he Cabanas, Iiom ever, now looked upon, 1 o no regiment,' was the answer, t the i: .d toaht h.r tne coi.stitunon. Fie i . ' . ' . . , . . , ' . ' . - - rH it h a? so slrone, were then serviceable to the1' speaker at the same time levelled his nie hr-t v ear of their aruvuM..ev are usually, , . - ,ri , , . r t. - , ... . " r , . - . " le siefers. that a seeoial nttemrt c.i the ! at a reil roil ' ivhn u-na nrnr;rr hr

m -,.-rt tr. iho !eer. ana no -ma num er . . . ... . . -------i '-a. " . r---"e

fili th-is sacrifnal.-

nave cpa:a

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bn.ia:, however, must p . ,, ., - - !

ui initv, would both forbid. In a commcr-'

ti s iciiers, as st;c can never

tr it the islanders; and if Ferdinand has i

. tiiseontented rejiimrnt, CuJa allords

a

cial pdnt of view, Cuba should as far as

: thc United States are concerned, remain

i' . id place lor a tomb. It ?s supposed;,-. . . .... . , . , , ,. - l4, I . i!i her present condition, aa ' 0 ) soldiers nwht be raised ui the ' 1

and ia case cf union and cmerencv. j

R .tro oreai is tiie appreheia-on of the j

lnOi:.mcrit tow;, ids tise natives, that du-

Mirriagc of Christ and St. Catharine. Fhe followim: article is extracted from

! a work entitled "Rome in the Nineteenth

but who dropped dead before he had I.i

raised his gun. 4To what company you belong1 to no company to wh batallion do you belong' to" no batallh --"then where the devil do you btlon

or who are you tHjliting for V '"Dai

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IV- the pa-t winter it was tound nccessa-1 . 1 ? , , , i Century:

ii 4 , Z k 1 p '"Uepaid a visit to the house of St. 11 ivana to alatar zas, because they were I 1 c . .. , ... i i t r i - eUitharinc o.' biena, where are still to he commanded bv Cuban oinrers. . . , . , . , " . -.i ! f'cn, besides an utzlv chapel painted in i he trcot-s parage evei v d iv. either in r . . I"""1111 i. r ' .I-. fresco, the stonv couch on which the noor

. ; : hit'e s ami Usp; to s een at nm it, and the eo:ai'i..!i ates is wh-iOa coarse hnen, wi h1 : i . i '',1U

,vi, im-iMitui iieie; in oavtoiir

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lull ur;!!-,. Iio.v.'r. u a Iralher ra ! " "C" "': PTI "c.r' a"' Put ' render a satulactory cxpianV.isn c

will. . r.MU.c.r. blue r oll, coat, and : Uo ii ""e " ' tm,.-; po.al, tl.e.v were put to labour.

i i -.s t . i i j j ; ! meui wits umneraoif. i nave ecn the lliriltv Holliinilei-; ire trv trowsers. hcci wttn white and plated but- ; t-, t. A , i . Ill,,l,l,lut-15 a,t- saia to nave

tons: thy are ahv- remarkably clean. ! V ' r " at.anae a . eu the following singular expedient.

Cam. W. of the LYo : Slates Navy, told m " " Ml u; u"1 V always, constructed a kind ol box sutlicifmtly la me that lie never-, haer troops nor d,d i! Xe ,1 tl t P1 or for a man to stand upright and exert e. a,; a n . . ..n 1 '! thru ght, at rm st, tl at credulity had mat?-' his lacu ties. n the interirr nf if tr

said the fellow, 1 domt bclons-anv wher

j U1U flnS vn my 0lvn hock !n

Idlers. The Hollanders in the eailv a of their republic, considered idle perse as politically criminal, and punished id ness as a crime against the commonweal Those who had no visible means of honest livelihood, were called before magistracy to give an account of how i) got a living; and if they were unable

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iiu iiii.iu ii rii-;,i t.iiillll IIICII llllllC ler- O i 1 ' I i . - c- i .... " iectly: dncflbeothc: ufficcrs. I ft 'o..d j:n,"' .s""" c'dp'' l; dreammto a vi-ion pnmp. The vagrant or idler Wa3 put .iiJ , r,.. m niir,.tv ..111, h.,.... senl a,n lIc 'Ve"; but " "over ot,ce on- j! to this box, which was to claced ii.

tori'ii ii n irv inin .a .. i i - t

lupiui eiemjnt, that the water gushed i it constantly, through the apertures in t bottom and sides; so that the lazy culp

nau to worn at the pump with all

ana lor several hours at a time,

sell from drowning. The m Slid lV-i r. Mlixt (A !n lm.

III) lllli innf in hi; nun r, w r - . '.Il

have been sent away from their ovrn conn- 1 1 " :cji0n !aoie cure lorlh9 dtiease, insomuch that

' " 1 r.1 ' " u" u,r om,u'- I tered into my head, that any human beine dora. a? to Kir ability to withstand a ! i i 1 " , u'Jn,a" ;, i.f r i J , ",l.u-1'l,,u a h had imagined, or pretemhd that uch a linu,!; r rce oS c.jual number; inasmuch ir irri.Hr,7 r.,nv a:, f.,i, , - , . - ii .. . u. n n.ii;e realj ciu take place. let her' a?, in in i-, thev are not as stout men r.s I i ., . a , "n i 1 , Iuutrt 4! . .. ... - i I was repeatedly and most solemn v asm.

As to the ability of a foreign power to j 7 my?te HU of a! might, and t rke Havana, there is a great !,0e en e iit 31 1! ; keep hims, . of opinion. The troops wliich occupy it i, "C V-J Z l! appeared j .c.ue ,t is s