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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-13
EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

Twas Jackson's voice-the soldiers knew il
well
The rifles rose--Brittsnia's glory fell
On Orleans plains her mighty SONS repose,
Aud Beauiys tears have flowed DER Beauty's
foes
Monday last was the anniversary Of
Jacks ne victo y at New-Orleans. On
this occasion, we trust all patty pre-
judIces vii be laid aside, and every
friend to his country will award to him
VINO save he Wes,eru City from pill
age, the merit he so well deserves.
Andrew Jackson, when all other
hears qua,Ied. ventured with few o.
those keuiuckians, whose hearts are a.
fee as the deer in their woods, aud
their rifles as sure as the sun that ris.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-13
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.

The General Assembly Of this
State. met at East Greenwich, on
Tuesday last. At'haIf past 10 the
House VAS called to order, the
Speaker (All. .Spiaguc Of Smithfeld)
being in The chair. Fifty members
answering to their names, quorum
appeared present. Mr.. Waterman
was requested to wait on the Senate
inform them the House was ready
10 proceed to business. Soon after
Mr.. Wheaton, Of the Senate, came
ia with an answer that the Senate
scre formed and prepared TO pro.
coed to business.
Mr.. Hazard prcscntcd the follow
ing resolution
Resolved, That Messrs. Jcthro
Laphaul. Levi Halle and Stanford
Newell, be a committee TO inquire in
to he condition aud proceedings Of
The BurriIlpille Bank. especially To
ascertain the amount Of specie ii
possesses, and the amount Of paper
in circulation -whe Are the present
officers of the bank and when cl,os-
en-who are the present stnckiold-
crs, and what transfers of stock in
said Bank have been made siace the
last annual report-by and to whom.
Cd. Rssoived. furthermore, HAT
subcommittee have power To send
forg such persons, books and papers
as may be necessary to enable them
most cffcctuaIly to perform the du-
tics aforesaid, and that they report
to this General Assembly, at the
present session thereof.
Mr.. Hazard sail it was not his
intention to do any thing to aHect the
credit Of this or any uthcr Bank, but
considerable alarm had been excited
by recent proceeding gs in connexion
with the BurrillvilIe Bank. 1t was
understood majority of the stock
in that Bank had been recently trans
lerred at an unusual advance, TO per-
sous out Of this Sta,c who had ap-
pointed five directors living in the
io"n of Providence, who were mott
themselves stockholders, but merely
nominal directors, and when We rec
objected the late Transactions IN
stocks by the Wall street brokers
in New. York, there could not be
too much caution exercised in keep.
ing our monied institutions free from
any such operations, which must
lead to the most injurious and ruin
GUS consequences.
The resolutions passed UNANIMOUS
~, and were Immediately concurred
by the Senate.
Mr.. Tillinghast, Of Providence,
offered the following bill which WAS
read tho first lime and laid on the
table.
An Act in relation to tie Supreme
Judicial Court.
Sec. I, Be ii enacted, &c. That
hc Supreme Judicial Court shall con
sist of, and at tho times and places
by law appointed. be holden by one
CHIEF Justice and two associate JUS
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a)sA in4d bend. With penalty soi
tweu(y Thousand dollars, on failure Of
performing their contract. /.
/" The committee have not, ascertais'
ed sny fsctS, which tenl 10 show any
irasd iatsnded upon the publick or
indivadasIs, vet i does appear that
sh-yisave been very improdent 10 t,eir
infringement, especially in elecling new
1Ieciors, Of whom they were entirely
,soorsnt. except froul o person very
.9sch interested, 10 having them elected
Two of the Directors, However. have
With The others. against
the proceedings and have entirely re
fused TO sgn the agreement and bond
signed by the other five.
THE CAUCUS.
Come Dohbin. says Peter, Pm thinking wei
I'm thinking We wont, says the ass
+" In the language ofeonduct,' and stuck 70
spot, -
| A. If he had said he would sooner be shot :
Than lift up a oefrom the grass"
A State Caucns composed Of polit
cal quacks, was holden at East Green
wich, on Thu sday evening last, fol
the purpose Of preparing a pill for
the good people Of this state to swa
low. sick or not sick OF in other terms
to tell them what men must have their
votes, for General Officers. This prac
tice should be done away it is ur
worthy Of that lberality which the re
publican party prolsW, Nor is it the
les, reprehensible. because the men
at This time recommended happen tc
be good men and true; had they hecn
otherwise It would have availed moth
ing the impe'isy mandate had gone
forth, and there would be no appeal
But this political bobby begins to lose
wind, and the time is not far distant
when the beast, which has been rit
den by all parties. shall move never
step, but yield up its breath.
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Iadian War. Dispatches, by express
were on Saturday received a: Wash.
ingtsn, from the Governor of Florida,
atating that on the morning Of the 10th
December, the Indians commenced a
wanton, unproyoked and deliberate
murder, on the west side Of the Ocilla
river. The greater par; Of a Mr.. Cars
family had been butchered and burnt in
the flames other own dwelling one
man, four children and negro, were
the. victims Of savage cruelty. The ey-
ecGIive immediately ordered out th-
militia IN competent force, under the
command ofGeneral K K. Call, who
is now in pursuit. Of the murderers.
Orders have been transmitted to AL
the counties, TO place the country in a
state of defence, and Captain Dade, of
the United States ARMY, with one com
pany, is stationed on the Suwannee Riv.
er, and actively engaged in resting
and dissrming the Indians, m2ny Of
whom are painted for war, and display
hostility.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-13

opV4p Wy iCdNS OoStvu udtoOui joI tuo
Mediterranean, under the command OF
Captain kcarney. We wish her eve
ry success upon the breast Of the
ocean, and hope that tie dove Of peace
may long find q resting place on the
flag that waves over her that she may
carry the good anne ofour country TO
the people who till the vine.tills which
border the sea for which she isdestined,
that she may bear the fame Of Ameri-
can naval tactics where the Crescent of
Mahommed waves in the air of despot-
ism and should our government ever
order the sword dra wn or the linstock
lighted, in defence Of the Rights of
Man, may the WARREN, be the first
to carry the slogen ofLiberty into the
ranks of her countIy's enemies. and
show TO the oppressed that ensign
hich shall be the warrant Of their
freedom, and to the oppressor that ca
gle which can face royalty and not
quail.
Among the officers Of this ship
!! is our townsnan Lieutenant JOEL An
BoTT, whs although he may far away
from, wife, children and friends, y
will still be in Warren.
Burriluiiie Bank. The Committee
appointed by the Legislature TO exam
inc the affairs Of the Burrilyille Bank +,
have made report, ofwhich the follow
ing is the close;
" An agreement was entered into be-
tween the Directors on one one part
and William A. Rhodes Of New York
on lbe other part. conditioned to trans
er the whole stock 10 him the said
Rhodes, in April next, which eontrac,
was signed by FIVE Of the Directors
and the. said Rhodes. The Directors
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Ntwetefntil GcrDrtse,
SECOND SESSION

5ECONU bESSIONs
Tuesday, Jan. 9. In the Senate
The Vice President NOT apperiinGa
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that our faults w'h be pdbrct'y con-
ned over sfoor borisl. must ben thorn
il he dsath-bed pillow |, wsll calepla-
TIA b GIL with turbulent emotions thoss
moments which should BE- the most
placid. ~ 4.
Becsuse, Il 10 one fthe mapy i'm.
proper methods which the Clergy take
to retain an unwsrrantsble influence
over publick mind, and sway Pablick
opinou. 1t 10 An usurpatisn Of OmniPo-
tent power. not only over the body
when il moves. but over the soul when
j, has winged its way to the arms ofhlm
who created it.
II will be seen by reference to- the
proceedings Of the General Assembly
hat an attempt was made by DR.. Hsz
ard, of Newport, to enact law, EN-
powerIng Cashiers to cross with pen
sny bank bill aShich they may dlshs spu
rioms! thereby investing in them sole
power to receive or reject notes Of theiI
own emission We 30 not believe al
attempt 20 pass law more unjust or ty
rannical, has been made, since the frs
'
lday Of king Charles Charter. II j
Hardly credible, that legislative body
acting under a Constitution like ours
should for single moment deliberate
on an act Ike this. tits a ro'ten place
in Mr.. Hazards Bank Report. and al
together unworthy the pen Of that gen
tleman. Let our monied institution
be pla :ed upon fair footing. aud ne
more.
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ss, 10 throw himssf between New,
Orleans and destrutl Hon. Pscksnnum'
had declared that be would plunder and
barn The place, aud Jackssn had worn
that he should march over his dead
body to execute that threat. 4 nation.
grateful for that service will long re-
member Apdrsw Jackson and the anrsi-s
versary of his victory. This historian
will record the iutrep.dity displayed on
that day. .nnd hand itdown TO Posterity
as meulentO Of Kentucky bravery.
Mr.. Bwgss' Speech. On Thursday
the House of Representatives resolved
Itself into o committee Of the whole,
on the subject of,he Bill for the re-
liefof the surviving Officers, and Sol.
d.ers Of the Revolution. Mr.. BURGES
for The space Of two hours and twenty
minutes, addressed the Committee in
speech, which for strength of argu-
mept and brilliancy Of eIcqnence, has
seldom been surpassed IN the history OF
pal 'iamentary debate which shall be
published in our mex number
Whatever may be the fate Of this
Bill, it will he gratifying TO Rhode-Isl-
anders that it did not fali without an eff.
fort. What talent in industry can do
will be done by our delegation and
if il be possible to cheer the declining
days Of these men; if eloeuence Can
warm the cold hearted, or sound argI-
ment convince those who do not yet
yield TO the expediency of the measure,
we have nothing TO fear.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-13

Brandy.-Our Congress men have
for few days past, been amusing
themselves with Brandy Casks and
Wbiskey Puncheons. 70 some oftae
western members, we doubt not it was
a saroxry subject, and we will not de-
ny that we t'rInk it suited the tnse oi
Yankee members equally well, snbsti-
tuting Moasses for the Loaf Sugar gen
erall. ssed with that liqlor. Mr.. Pearce
of Rhode Island, clapped a few words
into the bung hole of this subject, which
caused Mr.. Kremer 10 vent himself in
the following spirited manner:
" De sheutleman frcm Roat-Island,
hash called again to mind te Hot Water
lnshurrekshnn. II wash bainiul do re.
fleet on vat had occashioned it i; put !
'ope dat veneffer de shame stretcn ub
bower should pc attempted agin, vor
de purpose OBJ dakin hnitub de boobies
dey would be reused up NIT de shame
intigpashun. He fought as how de bill
wash meant to shay" Dare. see how
your peoples will sbwallow dal!'
After resding this speech of honest
Krrmer's. wbo'will say that knowl-
edge of living tongues, is not be ter than
a knowledge Of dead languages ? For
there was hundred heads in that as
sembly- knowing and cunning beads
scientlfick heads wise heads in the
xtr. me, that could tell in Greek about
one Mr.. Homer. and Aggamennon, and
Hector. and Ulysses, and number Of
9th gentlemen. who had consider able
difficulty about something or some
hody that could tell in Hebrew about
Jews with long purses and high cheek
bones. aud IN La in about Romans with
long robes and round noses and yet
these head, so wonderful---these math.
ical heads--these oppleted heads
these heads Of every form imaginable,
which were created to give laws to the
people and money to tLeir relatives,
and honour to whom it is 6ue-these
heads with all their learning, cannot
understand Mr.. Kremer when lie says
Brandy in high Dutch ! Our members
had better be instructed in the Indian
dialect, we should think, or these mon
crel speech makers will have an ad-
vantage over those who speak the Ian
guage perfectly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06
EAQUELIN P. TAYLOR has Rem

| aSUELIN T. TAYLOR has Removed 10 The
New store next door above James NJ. Johnston
ana nearly opposite Lewis Webb & Co., where he
oas just opened his F.4LL SUPPLY OF GOODS
part of, "
Slough g. Wilson'S 6 Gandy's Napt Cottous 8 Plains
M M' +" htney, Point and Striped Blankets,
" h'te red, yellow, green, black and blue Fannes,
Green Bazes and Bookings and Domits
"a Cloths, Fearnoughts and Plains,
'g'd and plain Bombazets, Paids aud Rattinets,
herman Oznahurgs Tickenburgs and Burlaps,
BRUSSELS, kiddermipser and Scotch Carpetines RUGS
iue' black, brown, green mixture Cloths and Cas-
simeres,
Double miIled Drab Cloths and low priced swansdovn
ar'nozne, To,anet, and Valentia Nesting,
London Hats, UmbI elias, and cold Cravats
Cents, youths, boys and children's Seal Skin and
Cloth Gaps,
White, black and slate worsted cotton and silk no-
siery-full assortment,
Olive and drab Bang up Cords
Jaconet, Book, and Null Muslins and Cambrics,
Cailcoes, Bingham, Cote Paly and Batisle,
Plain and fg'd Gro de Nap, Florence & italian Silks,
Gimp, Grecian and Thread Laces and Edeincs-ney
and handsome patterns,
piaIn and igd white aud black Bobbine
BACK and white Bobbinet Wells aud half Hdkfs.
Belt bonnet and love Ribands and Gimps
Gents aud Ladies. buck beaver horsesl,n and kid
Gloves,
Irish Linens, Sheengs and Lawns-approved quality.
Linen and cotton Bedticking and Binding,
Cambric, habit and furniture Dmity,
Floss pound and shoe Thread spool & ball Cotton.
Silk Hdkfs., Sewing Silks and Twist
Linen and Cotton Apron and Furniture Check.
Metal gilt and silk Buttons. and Moulds,
Linen Cambria. and Cambria Pocket HdlsE
Best London Pins and Needless Darning and BodLSins
Brown and bieached Domestics and Plads
Cloth blue, and steel INK, Cassnets
Mantle, toilet and swing frame Glasses
London Soap, Tooth and Shaving Brushes.
ALSO,
dodgers Pen and Pocket Knives. Razors s. Scissors
puck ana rory Table knives and Forks,
Shoe Knives, Files and Screws
Pad and plate Locks, Lancets &C.
Sharpe's Tower psoo brass and steel ornanented Guns
wan variety of other Goods-alI of which have
oeen carefully selected, and ore offered for sale at
''to'eIats prices Sept l5--6t
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VIM. I'll. Fitzwhylsonn.
wSt*

BOOK SELLER, BINDER s. ST41VON'ER
Tn AS just received his fall supply of goods part OF
a IL which consists OF superior large PAPERS OF
different sizes, for Blank Books, and as they have
been laid in very adYanageously, for CASH he can
sell Day Books Journals, Ledgers and all other Aux
ilfary and Record Books cheap as any other per-
son and certainly manufactured well.
great variety of wrting papers for ordinary pur-
poses, such as Folio Post Fools Cap and Letter pa
pers, plain and hot pressed some at remarkable low
prices.
Family Pocket and School Bibles, PRAYER. Psalm
and Hymn Books for all denominations of Christians
Old standard literary works and all the late new publ
cations.
Spectaces mounted in gold, silver and steel snare
glasses to put in old ftames pagnfyipg glasses spv
glasses, microscopes.
Observation-Disclosures Instruments Surveyors Com.
passes and Chains, Thermometers, uydrometers Mag.
nets.
DIaicr Colours Black Lead and Camel Hair Pen
ellis, Drawing Papers, Bristol Boards, Ivory PAPER
Mem .Nusic-Futes, VIons FiapeoIets. F;fes.
Spanish Guitar, Violin and Piano Strings Bows,
Pegs, Blank Music Books and Paper.
School B0oks-Greek, Latin, French and Eunlisb
School Books
Handsome Canes, with ard without Swords, Snuff
Boxes great variety, Steel and Silver Pens Super
Pen Knives, Razors, Shaving Boxes and Glasses
Green, Red and Black Sealing Wax, and general
assortment of other articles Of Stationary.
w. II f. will sell any article in has store as cheau
it can be bought at any other in the State.
~ BOOKS bound in the best manner and ON low
terms. Sc 26-Gt,
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY., OCTOBER g Is27

flames STEELE & co have received bv the LAT,
- arrivals from London Liverpool, and Havre an,
ether sources, extensive supply of Goods suited to the
season, among which
London superfnc black, blue drab, and medley coloet
cloths
Blues black, fwn, drab, STEEL and Oxford mixed double
miiled Cassimeres
Best Rose Blankets. i to 1914
Point Blankets 8 10 5-cassimere ShawIs
Heavy London Dufil Blankets ia to Oh
Saved list blue cloths-blue aud mixed Sdtlinets
Negro cloths, good and heavy article
SsRnsdown, Toiienet, and Valencia Ves,ugs
White and colored London Nlarse,es
Caroline Plaids and Stripes. new patterns
Red, white, scarlet, green, ami yellow Flannels
Lion Rhodes black Bombazetts and CHIC ASSAM
Coored, plain, & fs'd Bombazetts- Black Bombazines
Crimson, scarlet, green, drab and orange Moreeu
Handsome dark Prints, plaid and figured
Black and white, and true blue Plats- French Prints
Paid Ginghams-Batise do. a valiety
4 and Ga cambria Musins, and Jackoneis-Lappets
Book, mul, and fancy Swiss MusinS
Swiss Hdkfs. and Points
Cambria and furniture Dimty-checks
rs and 4-4 Irish Iinens-4.4 Irish Sheetinus
Brown and black Hollands
Cotton and woIs,ed Hose and half Hose
Lambs, wool Hose, French and English silk Hose
Rich black silk Velvets and Velvet Vesngs
Silk striped esng-Black and colored Gros de Naples
Black Sats and Levaunes-Kid and horse skin Gloves
Mems real Buck Gloves, English French silk Gloves
Cap, fancy and belt, and black Taifeta Ribbons,
Fancy silk, and black Canton Hdkfs.
Sinchcws, Sarsnets Ievan,ines-hird's eve Hdkfs.-
Black Serge-Green Florence, and Marcellne
Nankns--Biack Mode
Back and assorted colored Italian Servings
Black CASTOR Gloves
Back Italian cravais-Swss cambric cravats
Figured book aud null Muslin Pins English and French
Coioured silk Braids
Co!oured Bandanna, Maiapollam, Ind other UdkiS.
Silk flags, and bautanna Hdkfs.-cotton Balls
'Clark's and other spool cotton Patent Thread
Assorted coat aud vest Buuons-Pearl Buttons
Domestic Shiitngs aud Observation-Disclosures
Dnwiass, Ticklcnhurss, Burlaps-Duck
oznaburgs, &c. &c.
which, with variety of other articles they offer for sal
IT ll5 Pearl street, Hanover Square, New York
Sept. 90. .,
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FALL GOODS.

II ALL NELSON has received by the Fly and Exit
K and other arrivals from n. York and Pi.ia-
delpia, large proportion of his FALL SUPPLY, com
prsing ganeG al assortment of FANCY aud STAPLE
DRY GOODS-among them
Superfne blur black olive claret drab and mixed cloths
Common and fine do do do do
Fine aud superfne pelsse and merino cloths
Blue, black drnb and fancy cooued cassmere
Common, fine and superfne cussnes
Coarse cloths linseys aud miiled Jerseys for servants
Stout booking and floor cloth baze
White, red and green lannels, assorted
g. 9, 10, IL, II and lS-l heavy rose blankets
3, 81, 4, IL and point do 10
Printed floor cloths, carpFtinI and hearth rurs
Plain and figured bombazetts, assorted
swansdown, oilnet and Valencia vesting
Rich moieskn velvet and silk do
Cotton aud silk velvet, ba ny tip cords
British and German oZna5urgs tckenburcs and bu1laps
Russia duck, sheeng and diaper
Irish sheeiing, linen, lawns and diapers
g. 8, and 1914 thread damask--naJkins
Cashmere and ncrmo Shaws and long shavyIs asprted
Rich Canning shawls, new article
Superior black Canton and Mandarin crane
Black sershaws levantue aud Italian lustrjucs
Satin levantines, black Mandarin satin
Black and colourcd Gro fc Nap. figured and plarn
Biack mode, black and coloured satin and florence
Black figured NULL book, Swiss jaconet s India us!ins
Cotton cambria and stripe and cross barred do
Swiss, jaconet and real India robes
Common aud fine calicces assorted
Extra rich London Chiutz 10
Madras pullicat and cotton bandanna h,1srs
German 1ag and company do do
Fancy gauze, barge and Gros de Naples 10
Worsed baregc, cashmere and neriuo to
Bobbimet aud thread laces aud edginrs
Lace wells, dk pelerrcs, capes collars and so,
rich patterns, q1,i entirely ne1g sigfg
Ladies' black, slate ami white worstcd hose
Mems do and hafGo
Black and white slt do and halfd
Tortoise side, neck, cuTI aud tuck combs
Brazilian shell do do DO d do
Sewing silk, thread, rnoulds. buttons
Combs, fancy soar, cotton balls and sgoois
Floss thread, pins, tapes, bobbins
Ribbons, cravaf pads, stocks
Gloves assorted, tooth brushes, needles
Umbrellas, looking glasses, &c. &C.
general and large assortment of domestic rovn and
beaccd shiTngs and shcc;ugs checks pa and stripes
bed-ticking &c &cwi variety Of other lew nd desi
rabe Goods suitable to the season. all of which he il dis
posed TO sell on moderate terms.
Sept % =,
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TfT2GENI.H:


At rules holden in The clerks Office of the superior
court Of chaocery for tie Richmond district, The
9Th day of August, 1927:
John ID. Townes, pk
against
Henry Morton, r. Henry 4. s Lockhcad & Charles
q. Webb, d1s
Tie defendants Except 4. S. Lockbead) not hay
ing entered their appearance aud given security &C
cording to the act OF assembly and the rules Of this
they not inhabitants of this country: it is ordered
that tie said defendants do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the bill of the plain
t and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully. and posted at Tie front
door of the capitol, in the said CITY
C. \ cory. Tes!e, WAI. ". UENING, C. 2.
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'26 MANSION ESoUsN.
DRY GOODS.

M ID. KYLE Il CO. have received ny late arrivals
w from New York, Philade pha, &c. very xensive
supply OF English wooIlen and goods Irish linens
diapers sheengs and lawns, German and British linens
domestic seetngs shirtngs, paids and checks
assortment of French fancy goods of every descriptions
Ihey will add 10 their assortment, by the arrival every
Packet from the former place, such supplies will
them 10 give entire satisfaction their such
as may please to give them call. They fobear Pp0ing,
knowing that assertions nothing. Trial and minute
comparisons the only and they doubt
these made, that the goods will compete, chcapness
and quality, with any IN the market
Sent 10