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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-12

Saturday. Dec. "a communication was
received from the Senate, that they bal agreed to
the resolutions to proceed on tha, day to the elec
ton of Governor-to the removal from Office of
two Members OF the Counci, agreeably TO the
Constituton-to the election of Judge, in the
place of the late Judge Parker & TO the election
of Bga1ier General, in the place of the late &C.
neral Hunton.
For the Office OF Governor, Mr.. Douthat noini-
mated Governor Tyler, who was reelected with
out opposition For John Tyler 2OS, Scattering 2.
The resolution for the removal of two Cogn
cillors being taken up, the ballots stool:
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

during the same period, there were.is-
sued Bibles and Testaments to the val.
ne Of two thousand one hundred and
seventy six dollars and sighty-two
cents.
The Circus under the management
Of Mr.. Hunter, at Hartford fCon. has
been presented as a violation of the
statue pubIick performances. and a
trial is now pending. The Connecti.
cut Mirror says" we wish the una.
litia trainings, the exhibition Of tho
Cattle Show and the general election
at Hartford and New Haven, might be
complained Of on forthwith process
I" believing that one militia training. OF
one general election brings with i
more, and mush more. violation OF thu
statue against public amusements.t thar
decent and orderly circus can pos
s,bIv excite"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
FOREIGN.

BY the brig Susan, arrived at Bos.
ton. the editors of the Palladium re,
ceived Smyrna papers Of January 9,
but their accounts of the events oi
tue war between the Greeks and
Turks are not Of q late date. They
state that MissoIonghi held out on
the 18th Of December, but was ex-
pected to fall soon ; that lbrahanl
Pacha had gone from Patras to &C.
tive service; that the Greeks had
lost a irc ship in useless attemp,
on tho Turkish feet aud that q
Russian, Sardinian and an Anglo.
lonian vessel had been taken by tht
Greeks.
An Austrian vessel Of war, has
taken onc and burnt another Greek
vessel. dcnominating them pirates.
Extract of q letter from Zante,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
Z & & Z E
Tax Delinquents +! F!
rTAKE NOTICED

A LII persons who are in arrears for
IN the Town and State TAXES, OF
the town of Warren, for the years
1891, 1899, 1928, 1924, and 1895.
and who have been previously called
upon to pay the same, arc Informed
that unless a settlement be made
previous to the 10th of April next.
that they will on that day 'Dithont
eacsptiou) } be lodged In the hands ol
LEVI HAiLE, Esq. for collection
Those wishing to save themselves
from any further trouble or expense,
can do So BY calling and settling sh,
sa'no previous to the time above
mentioned---ihc next will come
/" 0REETIyvG."
THOMAS INGRAHAM.
March IS, Collector.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
73te0.

In this town, On Thursday last, Mrs. Sally,
widow Of the late Captain Samuel Carr, in
the 54th year Of her age. In recording the de-
mise of Mrs. Carr, newspaper pnnegyrick
is as useless to recall to the minds of her ac-
quantance, the brightness Of her many virtues
as it is inadequate to the task Of doing justice
to her christian meekness, when stretched up
on bed Ufsickness,or to the cheeriulness with
which she surrendered her breath into the
hands Of her Father and her God.
In Fsll-River, Mass. on the 10th instant, Of
the inflammation of the brain, Mr.. Isaac Fowler,
third son ofthe late DR.. Isaac Fowler, of Re-
hoboth, in tie thirtieth year Of his age. He
has left large family circle, to whom he was
endeared by the warmest ties of love, and a
numerod. csncoarse offriends TO rejoice at the
dispensation Of divine Providence, which has
placed him beyond the cares of this world, al
though it has cost them the price offriehdship's
brightest gem.
In Dighton, on the 18th inst Mr.. Seth Aus
tin, aged 80 years. Mr.. Austin was one Of
those men, to whom the poor and destitute ap-
lplyed not in vain for assistance, or the child
ailiction for counsel In his own neighbour
hood he was looked up too as rnan,to whose
Judgment could be confiicd all the dificutic
which occasionally arise in the intercourse O
4 man with his fellows, and to whose integrit.
and Justice all were willing to submit. Hi
memory will be revered when the present gen
Grafton shall sleep beside him, and his nam
be associated with virtue and morality who
the revolving wheel of time has eifaced eve
ry act of those who now live.
la Providence, on Tuesday last, Mrs. Clar
rissa Smons, wife of William Simons, ESQ
junior Editor Of the Patriot, in the 3I,th yea
of her age.---On Wednesday morning, Mr.:
Eliza Clcpp, wife of Mr.. Waterman Ciapp,
only daughter OF Mr.. William WOODWARD.
la New-York Hospital, Mr. Benjamin Rem
ington, of Rhode-Island, aged 81.
/. At Huntington, l., |. Raymond II. PER-,
Esq. aged 81.
In North Providence, on Sunday last, Mr.
Daniel Wilkinson, in tue 50th year Of his ag'
la Bristol, on the ED inst. Mr.. Williar
I Lindsey, in the 8lstyear Of his age.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
@artme fmteltiHsmre.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.


Saturday, Jan. 13-brig Brothers, Smith
l3 days from Matanzas, with moasses, &c
to Joseph Smith, Jr. and others. Left 4th inst
ship William, Carr, for this port, IN Is days
brigs Clio, Gardner, for Portland, 10 ds Cy
belle, Holmes, unc Mammouth, Atkins, Fl
Rotterdam, loading for Cowes aud u market
Washington, Robinson, for Portiaod, loading
Albion, Hubbs, for Portland, loading, 10 Us
Maria, Davis, just arrived from Portland, foi
Boston, in 20 ds; Argo, Jordan, .fr ditto, fol
Boston, 12 DIS ship Weser, Farrier. Of Prov
idence, for New York, to sail in CO. shil
Gen. Jackson, Dearth, of Bristol, for Europe
loading brig Charles, Coffin, of this port, Il
Charleston. disch brig Dromo, Green, fo
Hamburg, to sail in ca. ship Shepherdes.
Hall, loading for Europe brigs Baltick, Rob
, inson, Of Newport, for st. Petersburg, ready
Oak, Pelham, for Bremen, do Altoona, Gard
ner, for Providence, loading, to sail in a ds
RAPID, Rice, loading Nester, Squirting, do
Sarah Maria, Cole, do. The U, s. schr. Por.
poise, had just arrived. Sailed in CO. with
schr Exchange, Given, for Boston, and bris
Nestor, Cushing, for Mobile, under convoy o
the U. S. schr. Fox. Spoke March 5th, Par
Matanzas bearing 8. by w. dist. 20 miles, bris
Sally & Esthet. from Boston,for Newt Orleans
wished to be reported.
Sloop Sarah, Mathewsou, from Providence
Sloop Hannah & Nancy, Turner,trom New
port,
Sloop Eliza, Smith, fr Providence.
| Yesterday, slOop Splendid, Willard
from Providence, tor New.York'
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
marrtc0,

In Providence, Mr., Thomas Reynolds to Miss
Sarah Clifford On Thursday, Mr.. Christie
pher Vaughn TO Miss Ruby Ann Briss, all ol
that town. Mr.. james Albro to Miss Amey'
Ann B. Seamans.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
GUATEMALA.

Guatemala, the capitals the fourth
city which has borne the name. The
first was the residence orthe kings of
tho Rachiqucles and has SO entirely
disappeared that the Spanish histori.
ans arc still at issue as to tho spot
where it existed. The second aud
third cities were both destroyed by
earthquakes, and the fourth Or pres
cnt Guatemala was erected in l775
in the valley Of Mexico. 1t enjoys
a benignant climate 50 that through
out the year woullcn or silk goods
may be worn indiscriininately. i;
contains several magnificent Church
es and several we'll built universities
where law, theology. medic'nc,matl'.
ematicks and natural history arc
taught. ltpossescs besides an acad-
emy of fine arts, and its population
by the last census, exceeded fort!
thousand.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
Administrators Sale.


NHIILL be sold at PUBLIC aUC-
wv 1YON, on SATURDAY, the
e2a day Of April next. at one o.
clock. p. NJ. on the premises. by or
der of the Supreme Judicial Court,
all the right, title. and interest of
Which JOHN VINNICUM, late of War
Ien. deceased, died, seized, in and
to the following described Real Es-
tates, viz:
A lot of land containing about a
acres situate about one and a half
miles northerly from tie compact
part Of the town of Warren.anh near
the dwelling house Of Elisha p. PniD-
ney.
ALS0,
The said deceased interest in a lot
Of land containing about three and q
half acres with a dwelling house
thereon. and now in possession OF
Hczekiah Kinnicutt.
LIKEWISE.
The House lately occupied by the
said John Vinnicum, with about four
acres Of land. adjoining the same, or
so much thereof, as will be necessa-
ry to pay the just debts of said de-
ceased. with incidental charges.
The Con,litiOns Of sale. with other
particulars, will he made known at
The time and place Of sale.
ssr; ssr4asr nn'v1tF"' v'ss'ssu, ad"r's.
Warren, March 25.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

The Boston Patriot states that thu
statue OF Washington, intended foI
that city, is completed, and that
committee have been appointed to Sc
leCt a situation for it.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

The treasurer Of the New.York BIZ
bic Society, states, in his report that
during the month Of February, there
was received the sum Of five hundred
dollars aud sixty-three cents, and that
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

The New Hampshire election took
place on the l4th instant. From
the returns received, it appears that
Gov. Morrill, has been reelected by
a handsome majority.
The Senate have confirmed tbe
nomination of Rich ard c. Anderson,
of Kentucky, and John Sergeant OF
Pennsylvania. as Commissioners OF
the the part Of the United States. t,
attend the deliberations of the Con
gress of the South American Repub
ticks, at the Isthmus Of Panama
William b. Rochester Of New w-YorI
is appointed Secretary To the Miss
ion.
The injunction of secrecy having
been removed bya vote of the Sen
ate, we are enabled to state, that tn
question on the expediency Of tn
Mission was determined in the affirm
alive by vote Of twenty -four t
nineteen. On the confirmation o
the nomination Of Mr., Anderson, th
vote was--ayes twenty-seyen. noe
seventeen. On the nomination q
Mr.. Sergeant, ayes twenty six, noe
eighteen.
Speaking Of the above appoint
ments, the Baltimore American says
I" We congratulate our fellow coun
trymcn upon the vote In the Senat
Of the United States, confirming til
Executive nomination of Minister
to the Panama Congress. The Unit
ed States have now taken that sta
ton which they have right to clair
in this Republican Confcderacy. Th
honour of the nation has been save
by this vote /; the confidence of ou
sister Rcpublicks confirmed. and oo
commercial and political intercours
expanded and enlarged.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
SAILED SINCE OUR LAST,
Brig Brothers, Smith, for Newport.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Arrived at New-York, on Wednes-
day last, ship Miles Wheaton, Of this
port, 27 DIS from New-Orleans.
Cid at New-Orleans, Goth ult. schr.
Mary-Aun, Burr, Of this port, for
Charleston.
Arr at Charleston, ,schr. Gen. Hawes,
Providence.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

shores. A ship of the line called The
Guerrero, is expected here shortly,
and will aoon DO followed by two
|.othcrs of that class. tue San Pablo
| |and Algcsiras. III.
Every thing IS extremely tranquil
under the present firm and cnerget-
4 ick government. We arc particu-
|larly fartunate in the heads of the
irrespective departments thereof
Geieral Wives character needs no
comment-Mr. Pinillos. the Intcn-
iant General, is q man Of extraor'li-
nary powers AS a Rnahcier, Of inde-
Tatisable Industry and strict integ-
rity, which circumstances, added 10
hat Of his being . native ofthis city.
ave secured him the confidence OF
ali classes, 40 that the resources and
means at Ills command are very
tgreat. Commodore Lc Borde, chief
lof the Navy, is a brave, active, and
experienced seaman, and Of estab-
lished reputation,"
We have much satisfaction (says
| the Providence Patriot) in being en-.
abled to state, that the package sale
Of Dpmestick Goods, got up unde,
the auspices Of Mr.. William p
Greene, and patronized by the nu
merous manufacturing establishment
in this vicinity, took place on Mon
\. day agreeable to notice, and not
4 withstanding the weather was ex
trcmely imcIement, was numcrously
attended. The Goods went off a
satisfactory rates, and some Of then
yielded prices fully equal to the mos
sanguine expectations of the holders
The success of this second attemp
to establish a home market canno
fail to crafty those who are engaged
in the great causes of Manufacture
and Domcstick Industry, and will
we trust, prove the harbinger of th
Anal establishment Of homo marke
for the sale Of the productions Of tn
manufacturing community. The Con
summation of such an event is de
v0utIy wished. and we flatter oar
selves that the day is not far distan
when we shall see it established on
permanent basis. We understand
is the intention of Mr.. Greene to e
mp another sale at convenient peri
cd.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

On Monday last, the managers OF
the C0mmonw calth's bank,in Frank
fort, Kentucky, in pursuance OF a res.
olution Of the Legislature. committed
to the flames, three hundred thousand
dollars Of the defaCed notes Of that in.
stituti0n.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-27
GREAT ISLANDS or ICE.

-a--.r- Maine June 9.-Extract from letter
'-l'5 -. ~ n : Shaw OF the brig ax oithis port
Channel, p-i. B. i"25.-Oa the I2,lI Of March At i
!: ~. sea account between lat II deg TO A deg ~
weather 'cE AM coudt with squalls of bail and snow
we run he brig between tgo reffs ICE tanned to-
getheT apparently 10 solid uias-; tie sea being much
smoother taU usual. which did not alarm US as we
Knew "e were FIR from land breakers until we felt
Tie ice along side ofus; soon as perceived which
we nos 10 until day hght when found we IS ere sur
roNHdfd by Sotd INDY n ice! Around we're about
mHy iceoefgs about 10 feet high and nearly tie size
% 'he SeEuA Island. Finding the ice chacd badly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-27

At one time VIC so completely enclosed, that
got with part of the crew, and walked the ice
a walk that few mariners have probably ever enjoyed
al that distance from land the w estern Ocean. At
eight O'Clock in the evening, found the surrounding ice
much thinner and the islands less requent handed all
sails except close reeed main opsal which we hove TO
the mast to keep her from ranging ahead the islands
At daylight finding ourselves clear from the great
BODY of ice though not from tie islands, made sail
and stecred t. ). l.. and T.. y. T.. or hree days with
good breeze, and under short sail during the night
Il was tie opinion OF all hands that sailed 800 miles
before We were clear Of the large islands of ice.
Intcthgencer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-27
NEWS or THE SEA SERPENT.


Captain !iodretgc, Of the Sas Richards, of New
York has sent TO The Editors OF the New York Mer-
camille Advertiser, the following extraordinary account
for publication, accompanied by representation in
pencil oi the monster seem which is precisely of tie
form OF the Sea Serpent which ten visited the
neghbonrhood of Boston. Capt. Iodredge as well as
the respectable gentlemen named below, are ready to
verify the statement with their oaths il necessary:
To The Editors Of the .HcIcnnLiIe .4deertisei
Dear Sirs: II you shoad deem the following state.
ment worthy Of Insertion IN your valuable Journal the
veFacity OF 1t can be auestcd by the unders gned.
SHIP Silrs Richat4ls. IN .I,ue, 1925.
Lat II, 30, long. o., 50.
While standing BY the starboaid bow, looking at the
nnru;ed surface OF the ocean, about O'Clock p. NJ |
perceived a sudden perturbation OF the water and
Immediately that object presented itself with its
head above the water about four feet resembling the
above figure which position it retained for neal mi
mute, when he returned to he surface and Kept an
proaching abreast of the vessel distance of abou,
fifty yards. immediately called TO the passengers on
deck, several Of whom observed for the space of eight
minutes as g!Idei along slowly and undauntcdly past
thc ship, Il the rate OF about three miles an hour. It's
colour dark ngy black with Protuberanccs sni-
lar 10 the above sketch its visible engh appeared aho,
sixty feet, and lis circumference feet. With former
accounts which have been given of such a monster,
and "!lich have never been credited this exactly cor
responds and have doubt but il is one fthose spe
cies called sea Serpent. IL made considerable wake in
the water in its progress.
remain your obedien scrvent
HENRY HOL}HEDGE, Capt
The foregoing attest ed by The following gentlemen
passengers YIN Warbutlon Of Penonyie. England
Duncan Kennedy Thomas Austin. vt Clifton England
Lowell 'ur1y, Thomas Sive;or, and james 3!aeee of
New YoIk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-27
Book and Job Printing.
II. w. WHITE.
(Ocer Nc .Ntr Dry Goods Store IF Jr-adStcortk s.
I,u,os ATo,I-og

Ocer He .Vtr Dry Goods Store Of rads,cortlt s Uc:
HGpS, Market Bridget
NONTINUES execute Printing in all its various
~ branches with neatncss, accuracy and Dispatch
His charges shall br moderate possble and, Ms
object is 10 pay his debts order enable him do
ne mus! tnr0rab hereafter receive payment for all
done 50 soon the is carbohydrates where he
is indebted.
~ r. w. w. Keeps constantly on hand, BLANKS of
various FORMS among which the following:
BILE TO Rules.
II. Fla. in Debt with Memorandum, in Superior Courts
reiurnable 10 Court.
FL a in in Superior Court of Law re,urnabe 20
Court.
Attachment compel an appearance in County Count,
III IA for Debt and Interest in Superior Count ietutna-
biz to Rules.
Warrant Judgment and Execution before single Magis-
Subpoena for witnesses in County Court.
IA. s" III Case in Superior Court Of Law, reurnabe
II. ain case in Sunerior Court of Law re,u,uabf 70
Rules.
Capias pro fine.
Notices Forfeited Forthcoming Bends
Commissions To take dispositions in County Coult.
Ca ga. on Judgment of Justice nf the Peace.
Iop'as in Superior Court Of Law, rournable Rules.
l"lunction Bond.
Ca Sa Execution FOR Debt and Costs in County Court
ca. Sa. Execution.
Bonds for the Payment of Money.
Bank Stock Certificates.
Ri Ia Execution for Debt, Interest and Cos,sin COUNTY
Court
Il. Pa Execution for Damages interest ana f,,ss - "a,
neral County Count.
H. IA Execution on Judgmen, Bond for Debt and
Gusts in County Court
cap"s in County Court rcturnabe to Court
Ca "a. i" Case, in superior Count OF Law, re,un;blc 10
BoHd for Popertv sold under a distress 6,r ron, ~ =
months credit.
Fl. Fa Exeeutio" Ju'snmp; on Bond for Deb, and
Costs in County Court
Bail Bonds
Copas in Superior Court Of Law returnab!e to Cour.
Forthcoming Bonds Fl Ia.
Ca Sa ESee"'io" for Damages ana Costs in County
Forthcoming bouds on a Ca. Sa
Fl. Fa. Execution.
Co"iaisson 10 take dispositions in Superior Cent
DO do i'm Comm, O.,
ba Bonds in Superior Court Of Law, returnabe 10 Rules
subpoena FOR W illnesses in Superior Court Of Law
Apprentices Indentues in fIenrco Court
Marriage License Bond and Lice,ise.
Negotiable Notes.
Bills OF LadSg, CFoolscap.)
DO de Dieter poper)
Prices Currents.
Passes, for factory Servants.
Note OF Hand with Seal, for Payment of Nyue,
ALSO,
Skipping articles, Chcck Books, &c. Sc, &c.
June % "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-27
IRGLNL1.

~ Iues holden IN TIE clerks ece Of he superior court ~
chanccy for the Richmond district the s. da Of A..
1926: O' "'' " <4'''
Ia!ton Davenport William Davenport, Pacscy Davenport
Ia i's'eSon' widow Of David Anderson deed, Za-
chnriah Isbell, and Virginia lis wife, which said af
""iam' Paisey, Maria aud Virginia, children ard
oIstii6uices oil ~ iiliam Davenport, decd, pHs
against
John krby, adpr Of William Davenport decd aud IT.
mas NJ Dougle, survivorof Thomas M'Douec and MAJ
"inee' securities or said KiIby's administration 80
and the said JOHN kby, admir- of The aforesaid NIi
ms.
lie defendant Thomas M'bougie mt havinr entered
his appearance and given security according TO the sc -,
1o t,5e ,ulss oi TINS court, and it appearing h
u IS oIoe'ed' hat the said defendant do area
nee on e tenth day ofthe term and answer The XII
serted in some newspaper published in &C , Nv ~ me
c, ~ w" months successfully, and posted al the fr,.
"'SSf o. Tie capitol, in the said city. "''''
q cory Fes'e, Nm. ", HENINIf,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-27

as RS. MARGARET COIVAN--AS you q
I'VE resident OF the you viii please take notice
that shall on the first Monday uf August next, proceed
ct tive tavern OF Thomas Gary. Gloucester COurtuuSf
the afiaviis OF Col. William Jones, VIM. bins
and others, be read in evidence Commissioner
Amos Ladd in suit pending in tine superior
chancey the Richmond district wherein you admin
ir'ratrix Of Alexander Cow?n, plaintiff, de
fendant Shnnid the affdayiis be- taken first
day, | shall continue take them f:nm day 1av till
completed JOIN II. H.4RU'COD,
june 2, 1926 wSw .4dnir Of H,n.. Hartco0d.