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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
COLONEL MONROE

ALIEN ANnEtA. March Cit is with the most un
tcgned pleasure that we insert part OF the report Of
te Committee appointed by the House OF Representa-
tives to examine the of the venerable Monroe
10y reference 10 the Congress proceedings il will be
$4,000.
he full report shall he published in a few DAYS
lie Supreme Court of the United States adjourned
on Tuesday last, 10 the first Monday in February mex
GaS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

We have enGcavorc 10 obtain for the Richmon,! ~
the information requested OF in Thai print in relation 70
the nomination of Mr. GEORGE HAY. as judge O f the
Eastern III strict of Virginia, aud are now able tn
t" the Editor OF the Wing, that the nomination III Mr. H.
has not vet been finally nn, but lies on the .ab. OF
the Senate is not i'll power STATE as requested
"hy discussion upon il is % has been DELAYED.
.Ad!. I3icl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

On inc yin inst. young man ny he name of Shaw.
aged ~ years. when undertaking remove some food
wood nm the piers ol the lower bridge this Village fell
into the river, and the rapidly of current carried him
over the falls He was found the day among some
hoof-wo"d that had lodged Johnson & Touscy's dam
about half il mile below tho cataract
We how far fear in such ca SOS Inn no No.,
structve OF life hat unei tina nd ~, ue a
been driven INTO the current above prccipta ted into
he abyss below without loss q" life. This
what extraordinary when consider that the falls is o.
feet perPen'!:cular.- dorchester It!cgrnph
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
UNITED STATES supRENE COURT

Z F9I'A 7, HIANtiI IT.
The tH'hd States VS. j. b. .lmedy Certificate of III
vision o! opinion Of the Circuit Court Virginia Crtif
cate to the Circuit Court chat the points law ruled by
ihr sad Circuit Count the trial cause and upon
winch motion for trial, the said Court as divided in
opinion in all respects correctly decided by the CIR
cult Court"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
From The National Gasc,tc.

-, FROM nc National Ga-cite.
4he PRESIDENTS Message respecting the Panama
mission, is dconstrative 10 orr approbepsio, ill.,,
we should be tempted remind the poitici,us WHO
would s contest lis object OF the following passage
in Locke % e.
"There cannot be any thing so disingcnucus en- n,s,
coming gentcinan or amy who piernts Ia h.. m
onal creature, not To yield plain reason and :,
conviction of clear arguments. Is there any ,in- more
inconsistent with civil the end of all de-
bate than not to take though ever 50 fun nnd
satisfactory, but still To so on with the dispute?"
We subJon quotation from the Paris Journal ,,ev
De60ts that ought TO have weight with all parties
the opinion OF an enlightened foreign observer:
Ihe mos, important feature in the foreign policy Of the
Anglo Americans is the scndins ambassador o the
Congress oil Panama, resolution which, followed hv n
prudent choice of the person TO be sent, mn,
the liberty of whole hemisphere, For VIC cannot concenl
iat the Spanish Americans have Of
sciS "i nation more experienced in the career of indie
pemn'hcc Descended almost entirely from ranks of
privileged castles, from Tn. military class the distinguish
cd men OF these States have rather patriotic and
nervous sentiments, than administrative and political ideas
Let ''m sdy the Of the United States al the
s'e 'e wise ana energetic; let them establish
regular finances anil respectable fleets, organize their con-
snut0n so that they may skiliuly lead multitude sill
ignorant and INDECENT; Introduce with prudence libpr, NJ
worship Of opinions, and of industry; let them form their
CG0itao upon the pan and in the spirit of the
rcah municipalities and provincial assemblies the only
real ana SOLID foundation of free sovcuments awake also
reasou which slumbers among people accustomed 10 Il
state oil pupiiagc, and develope pcaceably the powc
germs OF activity which certainly wanting to the
counrymem Of Nina and of tine Baron Ernllc hut which
-" often oNfs ont ami are oo-'ioyed in the duvor
ing passions. Intimate communication with TN. States of
England, would be excellent source of instruction
for The Spanish Amcrcans-t is FOR the eldest d,uob.r nc
American liberty 10 be the guide her Younger sisters
and TO gain over them the empire Of nd friend
sh let her slow herself FRANK, disi,trrestc gea; and
generous The noble post of being the head of the new
world certainly well worth sacrifice of y dollars
III duties, ana few bales Of cctton.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

SAMUEL p. WEBSIEE;, .3Ho,ncy 1T Iais,
MILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts of
W Goochland, Powha and Hcnrico counties His
residence is at Geochland Courthouse
March 26 60.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
Geoq 3 $50 ossSB sGqSgSm~
TUESDAY MONNING. MARCn %. 1a,a- =

The conclusion of Mr.. Eyere;t's sneecb and the
length OF tie document accompanying the Presidents
late Message to the ioasc of Representatives,. occu
PIES SO large portion o! 10 days paper, that are
co"pe"ed 10 defer til! our next the report of the Com
'"ce oil ore'gn Affairs of the Senate, the Panama
question: when 1t shall certainly appear.-We have
ho"ced lew subjects only, amongst he proceedings
OF Congress for the last few days, which find for the
most part articles Of interest
are necessarily excluded ior want of room.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
nTE;n-

AT his residence in Cumberland County the 18TH inst
MI PAUL CARRINGToN, in the 56th year of his &C.
lie was greatly esteemed aud respected by
qnantance, and by his death his family sustained AN
neparnble loss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

ri OTlCG-John +. Wad,worth, Orrin " illian,s Tor
y merry of the firm of j. & @. Wliams) and Austin
Williams have connected themselves in business under the
firm OF WAUswoRTH Williams
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

As soon IS the matter pressing at this tinc-the
Documents relating TO the Panama Mission and the pro-
ceedings of Congrcsssal be disposed OF is our
ton to publish the Debate the Senate Of Vi ina
the State Resolutions which has been kindly flu nishc
by fien; When thiss done, The speech Of Joseph
c. Cabe, esq communicated BY himself shall appear
It's also Our wish when space viii allow, to rcpublish
the speeches of Messrs cher and Stevenson OH MIR.
McDutfics resolutions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
U.1DSWORTH & JFyLLLq.ms

Have taken the Store formerly occupied by cssr Hays
q Loomer, and Will in few DAYS extensive as
sorment of DRY GOODS.
They solicit the attention OF Country Merchants and
their former custonIc.s generally.
March 2G g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

a. Communications on hand, shall receive le carli
est attention possible.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28
NEW YnRK March %

, NEW YORK;, March %.
From Per"-We learn by DR. Burroughs, who came
passenger in the brig Polly & Eliza from Carthagena.
arrived last evening" that the Castle o Calao remained
i'll possession of Rod the 9th Dec but it was ex
pectcd would fall into the hahds of The Patriots
Gen Valera, of the Colombian army in cru arrived
at Panama Oath Jan wi 1900 troops, principally Peru
vans There were about 5000 troops at Panalaa and
more expected.
The u f,igate United States was at Chonllos goth
Dec the Peacock had sailed for Valparaiso; the schr
Dolphin, on q c.u!sc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

From he CyGnc-Exract Of "A letter dated L. States
ship Cyane, Pernambuco, Feb. 16 1826-Onr ship
ed here the l2h inst after pleasant passage of forty
nine days. We informed Il humber of p ties are cruz
ing of Cape Frio
"rhe Bfazians bIo.kading Buenos Ayres with &
squadron Of fourteen sail, among which are two line OF
battle ships.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

The United States Telcgraoh-The elaborate and
feeble reply of the Editor OF this paper to an article
which recently appeared in the Wing, though scarce
iy deserves notice, may probably be answered here
after
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

and hrm respectful towards the body whom the
addressed and well calculated in every
favorable impression.
Inc message throws the opposition in the Senate in
the back ground and proves it have been opposition
10 PERSONS not to measures, opposition pa
sans better than patriots and highly be censured i'm the
present instance, having percevabe good object in
view.
Thus much for the opposition, which is fast de-
eaths ITS ends and lowering itself before public by the
premature violence of its measures.
From The New York Da,iy .4drcrtiscr.
We have devoted a'ge portion of our pauar today, In
tue Message of the President of the United States IN the
House OF Representations in their call uron
linn, some timc since, for information respecting the
raj character and objects of the Congress al Panama
ih document cannot fail be read 18th RELATING
as 1t does to subject III itself of great Importance and
one that has ensrossed large space the rub item
ZION Tor IA considerable tire past. We think must,
remove all doubt from the mind of every lispa ssonn
man. concerning the expediency and importance of send
my agents OF our Government attend this in,er.s,iu,
sembly.
From The National nd, ocd.c
ihe Message of the President House of Rcprcsen
taves, on the subject of the Mission To Panama will
Doubtless, be read with equal interest and pleasure The
Sh which, his luminous pen has thrown upon this subject
cannot IAN 10 diSpel the misrepresentation concerning it,
mat has been attempted by those i'm opposition Ia his no
'y Its ability in every point will well compensate foI its
length.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23
Notice to the Heirs of Patience
Tucker.

TAMES CLARKE, SAM'L. CLARKE,
- and HANNAH CLARKE, Heirs at
Law of PArIENcE TucKER, late of New
port, deceased, arc hereby notified that on
application to the subscriber, they will re-
ceive their distributive shares of said Pa
tience's Estate, now remaining IN my
hands. 1t is believed that said Heirs are
now living in Champion, or Brooktieid, in
the State of New York.
Editors ofpapers in the neighborhood Of
Champion and Brookfield, would confer a
favor on those Heirs by inserting this no.
tice. DANIEL DENHAM, .4dm'r.
on the Estate Of Patience Tuck
er, deceased.
Newport, II. 1. 9Th Nov. 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23

Court of Probate, .Nsirpor, Nor 6, 1896.
w HEREAS the Commissioners report
w and list Of claims, on the estate Of
John Henshaw, late Of Newport, deceased,
having this day been presented for allow
ance and settlement, and the considera-
tion thereof referred to Court OF Probate
to be holden at the State House in New
port, on the first Monday Of December
next, at 9 o'clock, A. M.;-No;ice IS here
by given 10 all persons interested IN the es-
tate OF said deceased, TO appear at said time
snd place, if they see fit, and they shall be
heard. BY order OF said Court,
Sl6. u. u. HowLASp, Pro. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
"A large assortment Of sEAsosAELE ART
cLEs, consisting Of
4 BALE German broadcloths, bale
u blankets. bale 1anncls, habit cloths,
pelissc cloths, cassimcres, bombazetts,
caroline plaids, Norwich g. Tartan plaids,
camblets, sa,tinetts, kerseys, hosiery, ker.
seymerc shawls, merino square shawls,
Valencia do. Vestings, bookings, fgur'd
Salisbury fannels, furnitures, ealicoes, hca-
Wy black Ievantines, black Lutcstring,
6gur'd Silks. silk velvets, tabby velyets,
fancy silk Hdkfs. baDdannas, silk and cot
ton flag Hdkfs. black silk do. bcdticks,
bleach'd and unblcach'd "a 7.s "A and
5-4 cottons--4-4 and Cd Shire muslins,
vide and narrow black bombazeens, Can
ton and NaDkin grapes, null aud jaconet
muslins, "A and ca cottoR cambricks,
colorcd cambricks, beaver gloves, silk do.
Russia diapers, brown and black Linens,
Irish do; long Lawns, sewing silk, pins,
tapes, American 1annels. gingbams, &c.
&c. all Of which will be sold at such pri-
ces as cannot fail to please those who wish
Tfs GYSSIOMSs
Nou,... n, Oc 1000
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23
Newport Brewery,
Cheaper and finer than any in
the Market.
Double Ale and Porter at
S6 per bbl.

r GOFF informs his friends and the public
-. that he has taken the above establish
mcnt, and hopes by offering a superior artich
to insure their patronage. lie has
Fine double Ale at Sc 90 per bbl.
Porter - 8 % do. do.
Single Ale. superior quality 4 30 do do.
Bottled Porter 30 per doz,
Purl 30 per gal.
Hops wholesale or retail-Ycast, Grains, ,,S C
UJSOrders left at the Brewery will be pune.
tually attended TO.
N. B. Casks must be corked tight when
empty, and returned sweet or paid for,
'.sTruckagc to be paid by the purchaser.
November 2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23
Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ.

ITInters OF the IsaWs OF the United States,
In the Chambers of %, Thames-street,
entrance Market-square)
Terms cfthe Republican.
Two Dollars per annrrn--one half in advance
Price Of .4drertiSiag.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
Utah accounts must be settled at least
once year.
PNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23

Court Of Probate, Nswport, Non. G, 1926.
WHEREAS application having this
w day been made for administration
on the estate Of William G. Greene, late Of
Newport, deceased, and the consideration
thereof referred to Court of Probate, to
be holden at the State House in Newport,
on the first Monday Of December next, at
9o'clock, A. NJ. Notice is hereby given
to all persons interested in the estate Of
said deceased, to appear at said time and
place, if they see fit, and they shallbc heard.
BY order of said Court,
MIC. B. B. UowLASD, Prob. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23
Delay not your purchases for
HAEE GOODS


1E Packages Of FRESH FALL
~ GOODS, which will be sold ~
per cent cheaper than an be purchased IL
this town. As small specimen Of til
cheapness Of The articles, Figured blaci
Silks, at 50 cts; bobbinctt laces, SsI9'
cts. per yd,; fig'd flannels, al 80 cts Cor
onation plaids, at 25 cts; plaids for CloQks
81 l-2 cts Bookings % cts; good syn
chaws at 50 cts cassimeres 62 i,2 cts
fiannels 20 cts black bombazetts, fine ana
fig'd 90 10 % cts; bed ticks at If cts
mems mkt worstcd hose at 25 cts darl
calicoes IL 1-2 cts; one case Irish linens
one bale blankets--one bale Of Raven
Duck--two bales flannels, broadcloths
cassimeres ladies Ha!it cloths and trim.
mings; kcrseys; BOOKINGS prints, satti-
netts pearl, steel and gilt coat buttons
Tom 81 Jerry cloth gloves hosiery ves-
tings; fg'd silks; bombazins one bale
black bombazetts ; shawls, &c.
ALSO,
Elegant white g. red .HERLvO l. O.vG
SIf.4JrLS, variety Of qualities and pat
terms, and DOMESTIC GOODS, Of ev-
cry description, by the piece or otherwise.
Newport, October 5, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23

BY HIS Erceiiency's command.
HYNRY Bowen, !Stc'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23

Court Of Probate, .Nswport, Nor 6, 1926.
WHEREAS application having this day
w been made for administration on the
estate Of Deacon Samuel Vihson, ana tho
consideration thereof referred to Court
ofProbate, to be holden at the State House,
in Newport, on the first Monday of De-
cember next, at 3 o'clock, A. N. Notice
is hereby given to all persons interested in
the estate Of said deceased, TO appear at
said time and place, if they see fit, and
they shall be heard.
By order Of said Court,
N16. B. B. Rowland, Prob. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-23

Court Of Probate, .Nsrporf, Nor. 6, 1896.
M HEREAS application having this day
w been made for administration on the
estate Of William Williams, mariner, late
of Newport, deceased, and the considera-
ton thereof referred TO Court of Probate,
10 be holden at the State House in New
por, on the first Monday Of December next,
at oe'clock, A. N. Notice is hereby Civ
en- 10 all persons interested in the estate Of
said deceased, TO appear at said time and
placc,if they see fit,nnd they shall be heard.
By order of said Court,
SI6. BIB. IIowLAsD, Prob. Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-06

pains in tracing up the culprit, until they took
him and his effects. The latter consisted of
a trunk. writing desk, and box. Their contents
were not a little curious. First, was an air
gun. in the guisc Of walking cane, by means
Of which person might be destroyed in silence
and without exciting suspicion. Next was
found rife of singular construction, so as to
fire twelve shots in quick succession, without
any intermediate delay for loading Besides
these two, articles there were various things.
Several kinds of powder, Eliminating, &c
also, quantity of drugs, and poisonous ones
among the number. There was bag Of dol.
lars-one fifty end FIVE twenty dollar notes OF
the Newark Bank, which good judge declared
to be counterfeit Over and above these, were
found about dozen Of superb girdles, covered
with gold and attached to buckles set With pre-
cious stones. Also, a variety Of fine pearls,
and other articles for ladies' ornaments. The
whole may be worth $4,000. The FRENCH Con-
sui being sent for by the Mayor, declared that
he believed that the prisoner was the same In
diyiduai who robbed jeweller in Paris, TO the
amount of 50 900 francs, about five years since.
That this knowledge had already been acted
on, so far as to obtain the seizure oil the prison.
er's property at Havana for the amount OF
$4,000, which, with what had now 0een touno
abou, him, was probably all that remained OF
the $4,000 stolen from the Partisan. The
Consul, moreover, declared that the prisoner
was most accomplished knave-that at the
earlIage of Is, he had been condemned to the
galleys in France, from which, however, he
contrived to escape; nor had four subsequent
arre.tations and condemnations been more sue.
cessful in furnishing him for his crimes.
The concern he had in the introduction oil
slaves last summer, in the schr FelPs Point,
from Havana, induced him to visit Louisiana.
Here he turned States evidence, against his
partners, as soon as he found his neck in. dan
ger. While in prison, he formed acquaintance
with other criminals, to whom he made over
lures for carrying into execution those plans
which led to his detection.
Attempts were made to bail him Tor small
sum; but the mayor would take no bail under
$4,000, and sent him TO prison.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-06

v;ded he can render assistance to the partner Oh
his life. He washes and dresses his children
hesacts the part Of cook-he goes to Market
,,kes mon himself the half of all that is most
troublesome. in domestic management. NO
nublic amusement, not even bull fight, is eA'
rIus;velv devoted to the qualification of the men,
Durinp the reign of the Cor,es, the ladies were
verv much offended at finding themselves ex-
Guided from the gallery of the legislative body
They addressed a petition to the Assembly on
Tho subiect. couched in terms of considerable
energy. Finding the object OF their demand
refused. they forced their way into the place,
.,,;red in mems clothes and the sentinels suffer-
ed them to pass with smile. :
From this general difference shown towards
women in all classes Of society, result the pecu-
liar qualities of the Spanish female-quaiiiles
with which all travellers have been struck, and
10 which all the foreign armies which have &C.
cupied the Peninsula, either as friends or Toes,
have been compelled to yield their homage
During the siege of Cadiz, in 1912, the magic
of pair of dark eyes was all-powerful In the
head quarters of Marshal Soult, and little
cock-nose scented the secrets OF the AmoasSa-
dor of great Power in alliance with the Pa
triots. 1t is, indeed, impossible to resist the
peculiar kind Of grace indigenous to the PENN
sula, and which has nothing in common with
what is designated by the same name through
out the rest of Europe; grace which is COM
posed Of the vivacity of the imagination, OF the
epigrammatic salt of the repartee, OF the bril-
Iancy of the glance, Of the Aexibility OF the at
titudes, and elegance Of the motion; grace
which is animated by that nameless power,
withou, which nothing is beautiful, nothing is
impressive, either in nature or In art-Expres-
sion.
The amorous glance of the Spanish female is
not the language Of desire, nor is it the Ian
gushing expression Of impassioned melancho'
". 1t is mixture Of tenderness and majesty,
of pride and resignation. 1t is the mirror OF
her soul, it is her whole soul, which exhales
through those dark orbits, and from beneath
those long eye lashes which adorn them
There is no calculation-no studied design, in
that mute and eloquen, language. That which
YOU read in her eyes, is written on her heart.
The most common style Of beauty in Spain
is not that which may be called beauty in the
artists accepta,ion of the word. Their shapes
possess no grandeur, but they are perfectly
well modelled; their features are often deficient
in regularity, but in the midst of the irregular
caprice of the tout ensemble, they contain quail
ity which it is impossible to define, and equally
impossible no, 10 admire. A Madonna OF RAJ
phae induces US to fall upon our knees; but
what sensations have we before Holy Virgin
of Morillo, save those Of tenderness, sympathy
and love? The reason is, that The Madonnas OF
MorilIo are Andalusian women.