The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

pressed, that jackson will not cot N,
vote oi that state. High minded Virgin
aus cannot stand the shutting anxiety O
jackson to stride into the pres,dcf,,ia
Tn ua'r over the PROSTATE victims of scandal
'"ey VIII not, whatever minions of ths
north may do, set all the obligations of ho
nor al defiance, and suffer a man IN lea,
mem who permits himself to make CHARGE.
lie cannot sustain. Buchanan's Ie,,s,
'tnI sr'hes at the pride Of Vlrginians-and
tney reel under 1t. They will break their
aoid OF the General before six months
~ ~ the last election they gave Adams
"uoo votes and Jackson 1000. He will
"o' get l,oOo at the coming election.
National Adv.
Inc editor of the Boston Courier. in
cr'tlcis'ng the last letter of General Jack.
son, holds the following language:
III Is ridicuIously affected IN STYLE and
"nlpeF' aud some Of the sentences are
o"trageonsy ungrsmmatical in coustrnc.
.!oh; We should like to see n CRITICISM on
Tue iiterory character OF this address from
Inc editor of the Post.
~ he General says, 'one further ,ep,orL
and am done" We know No, u,ho,hn,
nc actually be done; but, we apprehend. NJ
we may initiate the fsvorite pbrasnnIony
o' a Philadelphia edtor) he is b,inn done!
-, boston Thentre.-The Federal. stree,
iheatre is undergoing m1ny imnrove'
ments for the ensuing season The Ros
tol "ts.eShlan mentions that Mr.. Kilner
hus ehetted engagements temporary or
otherwlsn. with Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes. Mr.
ana Mrs. Duff Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Mr.
Forest, and others. The fremont new
iheatre, IS rapidly finishing, and will be |
ready for the performers by the middle ofI
September.
Ertraordinary BIiis.--A lady, the
vie OF Mr.. John Kelly, now residing m
W OIL creek township, in this county, (Mer.
,er' Penn recently from Ireland, vcs,cr
lay had fire living children at one birth,
hey all died shortly after. ns wc arc ~
ormed by the Physician who attended
er. Previous TO her leaving Ireland this
anne lady had ir7 at onrc: and on her
.ay hlther. while in the state of New.
ofk' she had also fge at one birth--mak
~ III al hcdre Children, within about IS
lonths All these births were premature.
he lady and hcr husband are healthy.
osh, young looking people, and only two |
ears married.
Lorenzo Doc, the celebrated and cccen
&c ltlnerant preacher, has of late been J.
oId'ng forth in Albany. On "Wednesday
ternoon, at about q o'clock, and wi;hon, 4.
evinus public notice, he dispensed the
ord from tow boat nlonr2iie the Pier ,
vast multitude. His appearance is a
'stoiIcaI, preaching "withuut money and l.
thont price" and his language is nj
neS truly eloquent. lie was listened 10 |,
tn the most becoming respect. He is
ily, what he has ever been. n most sim II
lar man, and whatever others may say :,
him, we have no doubt of the purity Of "
motives. Albany ADV.
The PRESIDENT of the United States.
10 left Warrington on Tuesday tho 3lsr b,
July, reached Quincy on the following
turday. As the Boston Patriot Justly .,
marks, there are not many countries in =,
ich distance of between four and five y
hdred miles would be performed with so n
en- rapldlty, or with so little ceremony
its chief magistrate. miles.
Urinary SCHOOLS. Three thousand
hundred and thirty four children re-
We instruction in the primary schools in
'ton. says the Palladium. The annual y
roprlation of two dollars to each SC chool. i
'e expended for rewards 10 cncouraqe
children. has been appliec by the CON
tee ol one district to the formation of AZ
'nie Libraries. The number OF schools -.
=, divided into eight districts. 10.
gentleman who left Albany a few
$ siHce, at q o'clock A. NJ. and arrived (, =
Scw York at +. VI. counted t,co bun. 90,
and serenity Stoops underway. or living WV
he stream waiting for favourable wind
lde, between the former place and the
o prison dOck ,