The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-05

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New York on Wednesday dc
Providence till Saturday NOR
Chancellor Livingston. which
on Thursday arrived at Provide ..
day afternoon, after encourieri . So
boistcrous passage. The pas rren
their arrival, issued the follow .4-.
The undersigned, in behalf ' d.
sergers on board the steam boz
Tor Livingston. during the vlole
the 29'h inst. on her passage fro
TO Providence, would severallJ ..
ledge the superior sagacity al
skill of captain Charles Cogg
60 mmopdar. and his officers. ir
lie steam boat so safely against
! ing winds Of an uncomlnony
/ that she was able to reach !
in little more than the usual time
other steam vessels were compel
harbor. They would also rec,
polite attention and general hos
capt. &. which was promptly eJ
all Tho passengers.
Providence, Both Oct. 1929.
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The General Assembly of this 81
mated its October session in Kngst'
on Saturday last. In addition to tn
ings of The Legislature published
We copy the following from the I
Journal Of Monday.
RUODE.TSLAND LEGISLA7
Members Qf the House Of Represente
| fobcr Session, 1929.
.SsmpoTt. benjamin :'azard, II
Eleazcr Troveu, William Ennis,Jr
bins, T. Simmons
! Proridence Edward Car.ingtc
l.. Tillinghast, Peter Pratt, Lcmu,
Mold
Portsmouth James Chace. Th
ter, Jr AbDer Chace. Christopher ]
Warwick Christopher Rhodes
Holden John Westcott. WIN Spral
.Nc,o ShorehGm. .--Archlbalt Mill
jamin Spraguc
Westerly N r Dixon, George
North kinSStonn. Jeffrey Davi,
pher Allen
South kngsiora- r Potter
Updke.
East Gresnmich John Shpp
Brown
.jameStown-Thomas ". Watson
Hazard.
Smithfcid- Stephen Stcere, Lew
Scitudte-Wm Smith. Benjamin
Giecsster-Simon Smith, Davi
CharieSteoa--C Caleb Kenyon Dav
Vest Greeawioh Seth Brown, ..
Lewis.
Coreatry-John Vaughan, Samue
kins
Eretsr.-J Jeffrey Hazard, Rowsc ..
ley.
Mddieto1n- VIM. Bailey, Augustus Peel
ham
Bristol-James Dwolf. John Howe.
Tire'ton- James Manchester, David Du
fee
Little Compton-sanford Almy, Nathani,
Fompkins, I'd.
Harren--Levi Halle, Hezekiah Bozworil
CumJoriand--Otis Mason, Jeremiah Whiy
pie
Richmond Thomas Jane. Jonathan james
CraRston james Aldrich, Jonathan Rem
ington
Hopki~ton--Jeremiah Thurston, Elnatha
w. Babcock
.IohnSion--James F. Simmons, william
Waterman. Sd
North Proridenec--R -Rishard Brown, ,Natha
\. Grown.
Barrington-- Benjamin Medbury John Kel
ly. .. =.
Benjamin Wells. Gideon Burgess.
BurrHtrWe-- James Harris. Smith Paine.
Wednssddy morning A number Of Pe,i
tlons Of private nature were received an
referred TO appropriate committees
Al 10 o'clock the House proceeded on tn
docket of private Petitions. The Senate o
invitation attended
Wedn sday II o'clock a M--The tw
Houses formed in Grand Committee, His Ex
cellency in the chair, and received the prox
votes for mombers of Congress The follow
ing gentlemen were appointed a Comnitte
to count them, viz Dnrfee Robbins, Water
man. Dexter. Haz'rd. of (Exe'er) Jane,
Sprague. Brown. Bosworth. Medbury, an
Frecborn, Of the Senate, with the Secretary
and MIR. Turner, one Of the Clerks Of III
House.
Wednesdoy afternoon. The Gcner,
Treasurer in compliance with the ordr
of The House made report on the subjcc
cf n,ernsl essWhersby Il appears tn,
thirteen classes g Lotteries had bee
drawn on which taxes had not been pal,
Report received and laid on the table.
The Committee on the Farmersaad NJ,
chanics Bank in Pawtucke,. appointed
the lest session, submitted q Report whr
was read. The Commissioners are Of
pinicn E ON . careful examination Of j
concerns that the debts Of the Bank. e,
elusive 81 interest. will not exceed Gig
600. and they feel an assurance that und,
present prospects. the Bank will cven,ua
'y Pays It's responsibilities and leave SOM