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,v,s stranded this piratical crafi 7ao o' sboals of the Archipelago, opposite ] 'uT Tbnle. where she and her crew will . h;rb and dry; until Mir. Van Buren 'Eesame u9 the chair of state in lS45, and 3 es a eondolence and assistance from the { Ennse '.l to prevent them from perishing ! tbe ruthless waves ofa distant ocean,

 ,he he shores of a strange land. He zno,ect. r and guide them safely into port, E. z.sstanding O their unfaithfulness, treach- l rT mutiny, in he way of pipe laying, !. ar occasions. He will be to them, in a l nI I0 noint of view, what good old Moses l ,be IsraeIites, in a moral and religious if view. He will take them from the l od and perilous situation into which 'are cone, through the unskilfulness of l p;Iot. Harry of the Vest" and place 5 noon the main land.

 |r false is the position of this ''decency < .s inc whigs, when they attempt to mis- ssD5 hoodwink the virtue and intelligence ] neople, through the.fimsy and corrupt ' of coon skins, cider barrels, log and pine polesn' Chapman will soon I |over the defeat of the '' Tippecanoe and l too party.''

 Ben inclination prompts or curiosity ex- Bue to write again, l will give you ano- Eght touch concerning "a all the decency B Until then, 1 have done.

 E,b 93rd. IS44. RIP RAPS.