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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-24

Isaac Lyon
Annias Lockwood
Rosalia Lattan
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IT. r. Miles Il.
Peter Montague
James M'l.aughlan
Michael Moore
Benjamin Mason
Catharine MClusky
John G.. Moses
William Mumiord
Clsrissa Melville
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q.
Stephen Olnsy
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w. X. Pitman
Daniel Peass
Richard Potter
Israel Pearcc
Thomas Popkin
David Perry
Niles Potter
II.
John Ring
John Run,bolt
Robert Robinson
Enoch Rose
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Mary Ann Smith
William Swan jr.
Henry Stetson
Maria l.. Suilings
John Seabury
James Smith
Fred. p. Smlings
Frederick Spencer
Hannah Stevens
William Smith
Eliza Spocncr
George Sweet il.
James Smith
Mary Smith
]. &. Shaw
j. +. Sands
II.
Sarah B. Tcw
Latham Il. Tew
Thomas l'ew
Eliza ann Tcw
Joseph 1'i'dcn
John A. Taylor
Rhoda 1'ennant
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Sarah Wood
Miss Felix Wichan
Edward Willis
Nathaniel Wheaton
William Wilbor
Benjamin Williams
Sarah w. White
Charles Warren
!.G.&S. Whitehorn,
Middietotyn.
Thomas Durfcc
Esther Coggesball
Edward &. Oa,ly
John P.Sandiord
will be forwarded 4
flee, unless taken u.
# January next.
RANSTON, p. NJ.
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List Of LETTER Y ),

Re naining in the Pos, 0ees, .NtTpoH' r.
l. December oh, 1929. Persons cali
ing for them will please say they are ad-
yertised, as they are placed IN sepa'
rate case.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-24

The b. Franklin, captain r. S. Bunker,
leaves Providence Dec. 3, 8, ~, H. ~,
%, 81, at IL M.
Leaves New York ], 5, 10, Is, 10, "a,
%, at 4P.M.
The packets touch at the Long wharf
Newport, to receive and land passengers
Stages will be in readiness upon their arri-
val to forward passengers to New Bedford.
Sandwich, &c.
Coaches also in waiting to convey pas
sepgcrs to any place in Newport, or its
vicinity.
Freights taken on customary conditions;
but cannot be received after ii o'clock, on
days of sailing.
Dec. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-24
so DOLLARS
BE WAR ID .

WHEREAS on the night Of the 25th
w instant, some person or persons en-.
tered the Meeting House Of the Second
Bapts, Society in this town, and wantonly
cut and destroyed the MUSIC BOOKS in
the Gallery Of said house The above re.
ward will be given to any person who will
discover the perpctrator or perpetrators Of
this sacrilegious act that he or they may
be prosecuted TO conviction, and suffer the
penalty Of the law. BY "a vote Of the Cor
poration, especially convened,
JOSEPH MARTIN, Clerk.
Newport, nov. 26, le29.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31

PORTUGUESE REsuexxs.--on the 21st Of Jan
lao Portuguese Refugees arrived q Havre on
board the industrioso. and obtained permission to
land. They state that 500 of their compatrots
had left Plymouth before them, but their destina-
ton was not precisely known. The Journal Of
Havre states, however. that there was little doubt
but they intended TO land at the North Of Oporto;
and tina, such appeared to be the destination Of
the I " who had arrived at Havre. II is supposed
they have understanding with their compatriots
at Lsbon and in the present distracted state of the
kingdom, il is impossible to foretell what even
smsl force may achieve.
A Paris article Of the 29th January, says-Mr.
Hughes, Charge dAfaires Of the United States
OF America at the Court oil the Netherlands had
private audience Of the King at Brussels, on the
2ist inst. when he had the houour to deliver
two letters from the President, John Quincy A.
dams, one containing congratulations upon the
birth OF Princess, daughter Of Prince Freder.
lex and the other concerning the arbitration
which his Majesty is called to exercise between
the United States and England, for fixing the
North East bounds OF the United States contigu-
Gus 10 the English settlements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
DOMESTIC.

New YoRR, March 25.-ROwLAND STU
PHENSON.-We stated yesterday that a rule
was granted by the Superior Court against j. w
Parkins, to shew cause why Rowland Stephenson
should no, be discharged from custody, and that
the question was argued at some length on Mon.
day, and the discussion further postponed for one
day to allow the plaintiff time to procure further
athdavi,s. The Court met yesterday at IL o'clock
all the Judges being present, when the case came
up for final decision. We deem it unnecessary to
enter into full detail of the proceedings, as they
related chiefly to points OF law, but think it SUI
icient TO give brief outline of the authorities al.
duced for and against his discharge. I, is proper
however, TO state that Mr.. Parkins' Counsel pro-
duced no further affidavits.
The Counsel foI Mr.. Stephenson founded their
application for his discharge upon the principle of
law laid down by Lord Holt, and supported by
many subsequent decisions, which they cited,
g that II man is wrongfuy brought into iuris-
dictiOn and there lawfully arrested, yet ought he
to be discharged; for no iagfll thing, founded on
a torongfm act, can be supported"
MIR. Stephenson's counsel also cited authorities
to show, that when the original arrest was illegal,
all detainers lodged under il were also illegal and
that it was immaterial whether Mr. Parkins had,
or had not, any sgency in Mr. SIS abduction
into this state.
The counsel for Mr.. Parkins contendea that such
agency did not appear, and denied that it existed
They further urged, that Mr.. Parkins, finding the
defendant in this city, had right to commence a
suit against him, and cause him to be arrested.
The Court sustained the principles contended
Tor by the defendants counsel to the full extent,
and decided that as he was brought into this uris-
diction illegally, he cosld not be exposed to any ar
rest whatsoever and was entitled to the protection
of the Court from any subsequent arrest, until a
reasonable time had elapsed for his return to the
place whence he was abducted.
Chief Justice Jones delivered very able opn-
ion, which was fully concurred in by his associates,
winch we hope to have it in our power, ere long,
to lay before the public. TGaz.
Rowland Stephenson, according to the Journal
OF Commerce, left this city yesterday. afternoon.
In relation to the decision of the Superior Court in
the case OF this individual, correspondent asks :
decision that Ro,cland Stephenson is absolyed.
by reason of his unlawful abduction, from all res
possibility, before the law, for his debts, &c."
Certainly not.-The object of the Court was to
reinstate him in those rights of which he had be
forcibly divested-and reasonable time being al
lowed for his resuming those rights, and the exer-
clse oil his complete free agency, he then becomes
liable, like any other debtor, to the control of the
iaw-and may, whenever found, be, upon due an
plication and proof made arrested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
CONVENTION.

~ tHe 1~NdW6 " fHc fIiTulreT.
I have observed in reading vour naner f,af o
controversy exists as 70 The mode OF selecting
members TO represent The State in Convention, il,
october next That some persons are for appoint
ing uelegates Tor each county TO meet in their re-
speetive districts, to nominate proper persons 10 he
elected TO the Convention: That others are oppos-
ca to the measure, saying that they are capable
OF deciding for themselves, and will not surrender
lhe right OF Judging, nor submit TO be dictated 10
by a few, however knowing aud jealous they
may be.
To put an end 10 the controversy, and TO stir-
gest plan by which every freehoIder may act
advisedly IN giving his vote, IT is proposed, that
The several gentlemen, whose names have been
announced as proper persons TO serve in The Con-
veniion, be called by the respective Districts 10
say, whether, If elected, they will serve; and If
disposed 10 serve, TO state distinctly their opinion
Of the fundamental principles which they are for
migrating in the Constitution. Their answer vyiiI
satisfy the freeholders how they ought 10 vote.
No treeholder, who is for comforting the yiehs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGIANI

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BALTIMORE, March 2S.-The fast sailing ship
Herald, Capt Graham, is below from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the Sth February. The G.
ditors Of the American are indebted to the accus.
toned politeness Of Capt. c. for London and Lii
verpool papers to the date OF his sailing, from
which they make the following extracts:
THE MARKETS.
The editors indebted to the kindness OF
commercial friend for the following extract of a
letter dated
"LTyERPooL, February =, 1929.
Our Grain market continues dull; we quote A.
merican sweet Flour az 39s 4Os. per barrel, and
Indian corn at SO 3Ss. per quarter; wheat and
flour continue to be admitted at the lowest dUty;
but the duty on corn is as. l0d per or.
All transactions in Tobacco continue suspended,
in consequence Of the expected duty of sd. per
ID. on all stemIned tobacco, TO be levied on all
taken out of bond after the 5h of April next. a
deputation from the trade has gone up 10 London
TO oppose this measure.
The import Of Cotton this week is 81 900 bales
and the sales are l4,30O, comprising 700 Upland,
200a Alabama, and $40 New Orleans.
We quote Upland at 3-S 6 5-Sd per h., Ala
bama Ia I'd; New Orleans, 6 Sd. Ac-
counts from Hayre to the 3Ist January mention
that the cotton market there was very languid,
and prices likely to decline.
The Liverpool Advertiser Of Saturday, February
q, has the following article the Grain and Cot
ton markets.
The Grain market since Tuesday, has continued
fat.
The following is the weekly average price of
Grain for the last six weeks, under 9th Geo. " >,
chap. 60, just receiued:--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31

Land for Sale.
Subscriber offers for SALE hi. plantation in the upper
- end 81 New Kent county on which he lately resided;
2S4 acres about Of which there
aoout nifty acres prime low grounds portion which uu
eeared thare extensive marie bank two springs
excellent water near the dwelling house II NOT
before MONDAY the 2oi Of April, will that or he
far day be offered public auetiou premises without
r TAPPiy to the subscriber in the city of Richmond.
PATRICK CLOPTON
Msreh3f. 1O7-a,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31
PER QUARTER.
Wheat y a. Barley Oats. Rye S Beans. Peas,
70 a. Sc g 81 40 i Q. 81 Il d 81 5; g.
The following is the duty on Foreign Corn for

o. 7lOI 1921 sci 1901 1916
Notwithstanding the heavy arrivals, our Cotton
market has. been firm, aud the sales of the week
Qnciuding 800 Sea Island by auction yes
'erday) have been about 1890 bags at fully last
weeks prices.-Bowed, Alabama, &c., i-2d. a
6o-Sd, per h.
The mercantile letters from the Russian capt.
tai, down to the 18th January, mention that the
exchange ON London had been subjected to some
huctudtion, falling from II 3-32d. to fraction
below Id; but at the last date Id. was the quo
tation. Spectators in grain were much less
active, and. Wheat had declined in price
The purchases had, however, been on a. most ex.
tensive scale, and to this is attributed the rise in
the exchange. The letters mention that the pre
parations for commencing the war with Turkey
were going on actively; but from the constant ar
Rival and departure to London, Paris and Wen
no, Of couriers, the opinion was becoming more
prevalent daily that matters in dispute between
Russia and Turkey would be amicably arranged
by negotiation before the time arrived when The
war could be resumed. Money was not so scarce
az 81. Petersburg as it had been. a new loan for
Nicholas was again talked Of In produce by con-
tar there was very little doing.
BURNING OF YORK MINISTER. The
celebrated ediice, one of the chief architectural
giories oil England, aud one Of the most nagnifi.
cent structures in Europe, has been nearly de-
eroyed by ire. 1t was discovered 10 be in
flames between six and seven in the nornin o.. and
IN very extraordinary manner. A bow, one of
tife choristers, passing through the Minister ward
md stepping piece Of ice, was thrown on lie
back. Thusplaced, he saw smoke issuing from
several parts Of the roof. When the building was
efi@e'i ia dense o1snoIs wss found 10 pefvade
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31

xlTANTED the Pebensty .esso,ysve thousand Flour
W Barrel Biltts, THOMAS NELSON, P. Az.
Jfr ~. 2i-~tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-31

New York, March 2T.-The Packet Ship Ed
ward bonsife, Capt. Hathaway, after coming with
IN twenty miles Of the Hook, was blown off, and
put into Newport ON Wednesday morning. Her
Letter Bag and some Of the passengers arrived
here yesterday afternoon by the Seam.boa
She lett Iavre on the 3rd February, and brings
us papers TO the 2nd, inclusive. Most their con.
tents have been anticipated through the English
journals received by the Britannia.
The Journal du iiavre, OF Feb. 2, says, eff we
may trust the reports which are in circulation.
Prussia has not in fact been invited by Russia to
conclude an alliance against the Sublime Porte;
bui IS collecting her troops the frontiers Of Po
a'id' IN order that the Polish army, without which
the good order OF the realm might be disturbed,
may be removed to The seat Of war. and also guar
antees ths Finland Stsli he protected against Swe-
tprIe'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

Gironde and rome in France as er n Latl
proposes 10 tie friends the cultivation APE
ME- a L. viii engage furnish Subscribers with their Crane
vine Roots before the first IF March merit and forward tEen
OF expense, &c tile different cities where subscription shall
have been opened The Roots viii 10 three years old aud will
produce considerable fruit the second year the their
Boxes with of the original soil in which they have been
Iased winch will greatly facilitate the thriving OF Roots
when transplanied.
Orders viii he punc;uay attended to- the Subscribers desp
mating the quantities and species of the Grape Vine t,ev
" he nave ey viii engage to pay for 1000 Roots
nate OF Is GEMS, and % per Root So oots
oHy fso Old shall be paid for the cents each
less Than so Roofs ~ "
Payment TO be made delivery Of e Roots Letters not,
o. Subscription Lists opened-at Men Yoyk will; Al
pan9ne Louhai 30 WaLstrcet Bos,o1, T. Copeland, JUN
93SelH r. MNIiehae PiadPiio, Van Arninge; Baltimore,
JNo. o. LAY; Sdraansh, Hail. Shapter & upper
Se.o-Oriea's Foster Sc Hutton; CLarsto, 7. g. T. Stree,
Mr. 4 LoupArs Book on the Culture Of the Grape Vine and
on te Making of Wine may be found the principal Book
ees OF The United States; and his Agents will furnish
Catalogue Of Groye Pine Root that Mr. LoUnAr proposes
The following species are selected as the best the choice Of
which is lei, TO sfbscribers:
Table GrGYe,, or for making Svea HsewnrE-i, All.
3, Do Melting Tor oadqnt a. Sweet Gusnt; s. Muscat g.
DO Fronugnan 7, Mscadec, Iom the river MaIyosc
9, Tokay; 0,Synsn; H. Coisisua; H. malaga-RrD-Ia
Large Muscat H. Malyose; -, Red Foot (Pie Rnuge) IG
Black IlaInl'ouIgi II, Conssna
For VHe.-WmrE-1s, AreunaE 49, BIanquettee; 20 Dou.
cnele 81 Plant de Dame ~ Oveie a. Douectte o. Plant
de RENE p, burgundy; 26 koron; 81 Madere; a. Boree
las 70, PeaIda; 80 chalosse 81, anscRfDS2 Clarct So
w Prnaner 80 Tentnrer 30, Bourggnon; al Boutelani
f6y re Table oat.-Wa1s-lI Chasssas, from Fouurne
huscat Iezarde; 40 Do Small Berries; so, Do from Jers
eH 81, Do from Jgrs) %, sa,vignonBfDj, Ciasselss
81, Musca Rouge; So Mucat Grey &C. Danas Vclei 57 D
mas nf pOquet; 81, Early hIandpeu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

WALES ~ SHAIONs
TIME NATIONAL lSrElII6sENCEr 4 an old established
u yoaal, the sear ofthe General Covenm,cnt II pub
lsbc originally, regularly and fully, the fiocecuqs and
orpaS isd Ise c" S or er,. s"s IN s.
body md al The Acts psr.sd by them These Recommended
be ound IN It's columns general interests Of
country, with literature and SCIENCE tho affairs OF
ness which the paper has sustained under is usesent editors
Cor many years, make the National nteigcer useful and
even valuable 70 all ~ho Reel an interest the Of
The National Incscncer no, party paper bur Gems
pubic measures Il sppnred he late 10 oS, so
General Governments when the Of that Administrator
ton, though opposed the General Jackson to sup
port the just Of this Administration hut as certainly
pie opposed any Administrator of the Goyemeu, WHOSE
measures shall shc to have the interests of party heart,
rather ian the great interests of the county. Iii, In word
What its title denotes, National paper
ue independent and impartial which it has pur-
cd he Naonai nteiisencer has been denounced and
attempt has been made put down. right wrong by the
strong arm Of power directed by scucy The atfcn,
stand @ Thirty years old this National paper is not vet n,
avs prrc but Acquires strength and power with every day its
Without having scg, FOR popularity or co,rcd public
patronage the National ntergenccr enjoys already wes,
IN every State and Tep in the Union and IN every civ sa
town. as well in the country 1, every capital in
.s anu possesses sonccs OF information exceeded by
For the first ,ic effort made to enlarge the subscription
il by sending forth this Prosperous which our adveares in
politics expected to deal so generously with as TO Iet m
sfen and our friends kindly further purpose
their aid and cocnauce Heretofore have hardly wished
TO enlarge our subscription list Inelns hereafter however,
20 devote ourselves wholly TO the aud proper
improvement OF 'the condition Of the Press" invite such
further as being pnctaly paid, will
our labor and expenses
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per annun payable IN advance II is published, also for the
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Those subscribing will please signify whether they desire
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Uesington afarch s, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

rules held in the clerks Office of tie court Of the United
Sates Tor the 9Th circuit and district Of virginia in
the month Of Feb 1929 James Thompson and Richard Yt.
and John G. HerDdon, Of paphrodhu Tnherake
deceased pits against Peter Murdoch Hamilton sur.
wing partners Of William Cunningham 81 Co. des-lx CnA-
CERY.
Tie defendants not having entered ter appearance and
given security according rule of the court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of the
State Of Vgniao the motion Of the plaintiffs By their conr.
ss is ordered that the said defendants appear be6e tie said
court at OF Richmond the first day te next term
and the plaintiffs BILL and that copy this rc be forth
with inserted in newspaper published nihe City Of Rich.
Irond for months successfully aud posted the front oof
of the capitol in the said CITY.
A copy Tesie, ri. JEFFRTES Ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

ViRGlNIA: 80 'ss, holden the clerks Office Of the
superior conn e citau-sry pr The Ricbu,oud district
he "a day pl Mach, 1895: John X Glliaf surviving
partner Of the 6fn uf John X. Gibai s. Son, OF Lon
don, aud William Gilat PITS. ag0itsi Joio Hume, Tho
Hume Jacob Leeklsf, Thomas y yiur and John J..
Taylor. surviving partner Of Edmund Taylor Il Go. IT'S
Ths defepdaais Thomas HUME and Jacob Locker not
having entered their appearance HDd given security
dog of assembly and the rules OF this court aud
Appsaing BY sHtisfactofy evidence that hey
inha this cOuHtry; it's ordered, that the said
lendants do appear The Ia dAy ofe June
suswerthe bill ofihe plaintiffs; and that copy NJ ih.
ordef be erthwiih Inserted 10 ns"spnpei pub!scc
- the CHS of kclnuri. g. Wnphs snrcfssveiy, anf
posted NJ Cunt nnf of rs oi, in the said city,
~ Acot-. Test. via G. ppgninrns. . 2 {
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

IN Chesterfield County Cour, 1923, Dec. The 8m
Isham Puchet in his proper person, also MichaI Wor-
s1'aw, Sarah Wofshsm, and William Wonham, infant
c'drrG nf Edward wot-ham, decd, by John Hill their
rext friend, compliments, against John Trueman and
Rebecra his wife, late Rcbpcca Worslam which said
keTeea ishe ainx Of Edwa'd Wofsidul, deed, srits.
liz CHANcERY.
This day cawe the C0aDainants Gy counsel, and fled
theT bill and IL appearing u the sstisfsci,oo Of ia,
count, that the SAID John irueman is not nhabilsut
Of this e5lth; e motion Of the
IL ordered that The said john rrueman appear here ON
the second Monday in March next, I'd answer the hill
OF The cohplanaps. and that copy Of this urder he
ineItcd los months successfully, ~ some nevyspap,
published n the OF Richmnnd and another copv
posted ct the font OF tie eout-house of county,
f6r Two successive coufS.
a copy. TrS'c,
s6 PARK poINuExTrp r.