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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
Theological bookstore.

OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL
I'HE Subscriber has opened a NEW BooAsrcnn
opposite the Eagle Hotel, where nc intends keen.
ne general assortment of TuEoLoGtcAL, CLAssr-
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS Books and SIR INV
which he will sell on the most favourable terms
90 A WOpKc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
GomnrertlaI Mcror0.
PORT or RJCITaIOND.
RIVED.

Schr Gazette, Pryor, from New YoFk, With ealt to
master.
SAILED.
Schr James Fisher, So'nors, for New York, with
coal and tobacco.
Sclr Atlas, Ireland, for New York. with coal
NEW YORK, March 3O.--Ar'd, Schr. Wash
ingtUn, Fisher, 2 DAYS from Richmond.
NoRrorK, March 3I.--Saied, schrs. la Fnyeiio
Busch, for Philadelphia, aud Virginia, Chambers, for
Petersburg.
The chip Mordecai, Hill, Of and from Saco, and q
light brig have gone up James River.
The ship James Chopper, Carey, reported yester-
day, has proceeded mp James River.
NORFOLK, March 3I-Saied schrs Lafayette Busch,fo
Phafclphis, and Virginia, Chambers, for Petersburg
Cunsgnecs per ship james Croppe Garry rrpored yes,e
day, from Jtverpocl-W Mact,drr. Norfolk Randes
ovner) Leslic, Petersburg & w Giliat W supth ant
W Ai.sou, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
~ A C.4RD.

Ma PARNELL feels great pleasure IN aunauucIuz % to
Ladies aud Ccniicoen cf Richrond, that Mir Mn snnAr
IN TIE poe way volunteered tbcf services or MS
Beucht Saturday next WHEN ConceTt ~ - Given Al ina
fniieeas u S@faIdaJ 9paP1 ape
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
SILL.
$50 Sacks Liverpool filed sal,

1 JD SUCKS lNeFpooi hled salt
Landing from Schr. Guzeite--for sale BY
epll3-H DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 Co.
TIE .Nc1o .t0ps Of pugnid, Henings STATUTES at
large, tHtner's and Rdad0iDh's Reports of Gases
argued and determined in the Court of .4ppenis.
.Io'n71ts Of the Senate and House Of Delsyaies of
pirgini1, fr0n 1870 TO 1880 inclusive, and IF ne
ConrentionsT 1856 and 1873,
HNHE Legislature having dir ected the sale ofthese
MoPs and Books, many of which were purcta-
Sod by the State TO insure tho publications. they arc
offered to the public at oTocpt the Jourualsl much
less than cost and az the proceeds ure to he applied
10 the increase the Library If tie State II Is hoped
that every Virginia purchaser win be disposed 10
supply himself from this source.
0fthe large Map of Virginia, so Justly admired
for It's general accuracy and beauty Of execution, but
a limited number of copies remain FOR sale The
Journals which havc been printed at the public ex-
pcnse, embrace the entire period Of our Revoo;onar
struggle contain much valuable and interesting mat.
ter, are no where else to be had and with enc Sta
utcs at large, ought to be in the Library of every
Virginian.
The following are tho prices For the large Mso
set cf 10 vols. sI2; Gilmers Reports A. per yoi.
Randolph per set Of vols ego, in proportion FOR
any volume except the 5th, which cennot be sold for
less than IS; for the Journals per SET comprising Ave
quarto and three octave vols. SIS, being no more
than the expense Of pfintisg and binding
Orders addressed to the subscriber ~ tho Capitol
in the City Of Richmond, or 10 Messfs j. a. J. n.
Heron, corner above the EaRls Hotel, w be prosiut
~ attended TO. WIN. VI. RICHARDSON,
mar 2t-et CIexk Council aud Librarian.
r EVIEW.---No. American Quarterly
= No: southern Review, received at
mar "a NASIPS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
NOTICE


'ENiE Commissioners named III the act entitled
II "An act, TO amend act, entitled An net 20
incorporate the Chesterfield Rail Road COMPANY.
passed the 25th Feb 1922 hereby give public notice.
that books of subscription will be opened at the Mer
chants Coffee House, in the City of Richmond, on
Wednesday the LIST day of April next at II O'Clock,
for the purpose ofreceiving subscriptions to the Can
ital Stock OF the said Company, and that the said
books, will be kept open, from day to day. from Z
until o'clock, each succeeding day, Sundays ex-
cepteIil for ten DAYS. mar 3O--co5t
AnnuoL Meeting Of fhe Bible Society Of IA.
~ ESolNED, That the sixteenth anniversary
~ meeting Of the Bible Society of N.rgiua, be
held in Trinity Church, in this city, on tic first Tues
Day (7th) in April next, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A.
III. and tlIat the Recording Secretary give public
notice of the same and invite Auxiliary Societies TO
send delegates to said meeting.
Ertrdrt from minutes gf Sd Feb. 1929.
JAMES GRAY, Recording Secretary.
1J Bible Societies throughout the Stnic will confer
a favor BY communicating such information as they
may deem useful and Auxiliary Societies are payfic
vLary requested to make up and forward their reports
TO the Rev stephen Taylor, corresponding sccrctary
on or before tho FIRST Tucsdayin March next
Fe5 JAMES GRAY, Roc'ug Sec'ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
IRON CASTINGS.

lHS subscriber informs The public, continues to
carry 90 the Iron FOUNDRY near the s,vsp.
Factory where he makes SON Ison CASTINGS Tor Ala.
chihery of all descriptions All orders sent To- him at the
tou"dty, or 10 Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS No O. Bow
iys wharf, baltimore, for carings will meet with irme
dHte "ie a,ion, and ihe Casting. Delivered there free of
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baitiinare, Ian. 96. 1879. 1afI2,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

! STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, ieaf-
good % Enc, io0lb. fCalsi
middr;ng, 4 so as
Common. la5
refused, 3 tna5 ~
many aefsred-
LIST quail. eavendish, ID. u q &,
sufafl twist, No I. ~ n rs.
~. 2,saii
-Four, city mills,
canal, q IS
ttasat, bush. ] IS q I 10
! Cora, bush. 40
Coal, bes, FIR shipping, i6 q 2
inferior, TO Is
Cotton, 90 n ~
vAaiocs or'nhn AerIcLfs.
-9iuD,, ID. q
Bruo aons, roll, u. 3a3l
Bces,t,ir, hc1, - a Is
Iiutte~, 10 n 80
Bc.f, rnezs, Dbl. 10. all
BACON, new, 81 al
Cheese, 5 a 10
Candles, tallow, mould, 10j al
Sperm. 30 a 80
Cogte, w. }. green, l3 ia
Java, white, 10 a II
ordinary qualities, IL
Chocolate, no. ], 10 10
CoHI'eyas, ID. 3a3A
Eisa, hcrrings. no. 1, OLD, 3a3 p
si,ad. no. !, q u 3 90
uIachercl, 10. 1, s 50 az
do. no. 2, 55 as so
do. no. >, 4 Is
Frnt, raisins, bunch, box, 3 7s
ulJscaiei, } AZ 50
FEATHERS, live geese. good, 3Oa51
Gtass, window, exfU, 50 feet
z 10 loxl2, do. 3
G'"Pcnde~, Dupont's, 5 80 n {
Hemp, American, ton, 1870 4 IL
Jf'dsS, Spin, sun-dIied, LA 1.
sailed, Ia Is
Indigo, Spin ilo,ant, H. Zap y
Iron, Swedas, ton, lU5
English, 81 n ~
hm1r.can, C5 a ~
Lar,t, Dew, Gka7
Lime, I 90
L<Ihsr, sole, Is u Is
Upper I 75a2
L,miber, clear, 1000 f.. 2U
merchandise, l2al3
Sirt,ya'ty, ST DUN. Il. u q n
Ray, pals
.1fetasscs, gal. n. o. 3oa 81
~. india, generally, - a 30
AioGl, bushel, SIS
.Tai's, cut, n. 7a7t
Oa, l,nsord, gal. 10 AZ
tanners, bb.. i5al7
sperm. w'nscr prd. gal. 81 u 81
do. summer do. Is O ID
Oals, boSh. Is
Pando- Of Pd,is, ton, IS
Pork, prirDe, hi. II5O
mes, ii Il Ia ~
Rio, Carolina. 'ney> 81 scarce
Sugar, loaf is; a., lamp I5al,
n. - brown, ivp los 3a9
81 Croix. do. ~ ia
murovadsoes, o a 10
.Shlt, sack, Liv. lilcd, - a D
| ground alum , II a ? -
Sai'Petre, 10. 10 4 IL
SPirity-
brandy, cpenac, sI. l Oa l3'
apple iraady, ~ a 30
peach do. 90 n 100
rum, 81. Crpiy & Ant. so a q,
10. Ncr HHnnd, ~ n 36
! gin, holland, lain
do. American. 80 a 81
V.iskcy, 26 a ~
Sod, GeruEin, 10. II 4 ~
Eng. hlisicnd, Gao
Amer. do. 6afl.2
/ Shot, cwt Cav :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OOA1S w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HAVING lat the desire of the Inspectors of the
- above Warehouse,) taken the situation
OF saesman, tender my services the cuiyatore O.
tobacco as such; and will pay the strictest atten-
non 10 receiving, securing and selling any tobacco
cent to me or the inspectors
functusiity and despatch will in az! cases be par
,icnlarly attended to. F'''
foliage, &c. advanced.
W Ofhce In the Inspectors Counting Room
=, NJ. G. LAKELAND.
n. B.-The planters arc assured that the best pr
ces VIII be obtained from oil The buyers, TO whom,
rs wen as the Commission Merchants and Inspectors,
/ beg leave to refer: NJ e
mar 16-Iawtsc
In GooshtaHd County CoaTl, i90. Jeoaaa3;y, 1873:
Joseph Pollard, pit. \
against
John NJ BEDFORD Samuel Leake and Merwe IL CnAScrF7.
Their Jones, dlts
his day came the plaintiff, by his attorney End fled his h
Su appearing 70 e satisfaction Of the court the de
dant John NJ Redird an inhabitant OF this state i
ordered, that the said defendant John M Redsord DO snr
mere on me hst day of May next and answer the h Of
,he Piantf and that cop Of iis order be forthwith ms. red
IN some public newspaper printed the city of RICHMOND fr
ns excessively and that another copy be posted AZ the
nom door oil the COURTHOUSE Of his county, on two successive
court days and l. further ordered the Samuel
Leahe ana Slewether Jones do pay AWAY secrre ar
H'et"e dispose oil any money their hands ne
longing 10 the defendant John NJ Redio So as to enable Their,
10 pay to The Paif the def, the plaintiffs bin mentioned
and the cosis OF this si.
A copy. Teste, MAR -. MILLER, po.Gc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
TO-MCRR ow!!

T0-MORRo wI!
$4,000 FOX siO.
VIN Grand coas,Iard Lottery Glass No IL vi,rs-,in
u " De drawn Tomorrow, n the CITY and ,hc
drawing received Bigger, Office OH Monday aftc,non -,
J o'clock This splendid scheme Contains
prize of $4,000 prize of $1,000
90 i5.ooo do 4,oi0
I d. 10000 10 Co each of 900
GOO. 500, 400. md 600. &c. SC. amounting TO
1913 1900 and all To be distributed in few minutes.
Tickets only tlo-Sh.Ics in proportion.
IN additional supply Of hide kets and shares
by las, evenings mail, aud likely all the grand capitals
auoDs :"hthe cash for which will be paid as usual the
the drawing is cceved at the ever for,nn,e go,
and Exchange oare Of -A''''
an 3-2t THO r. RIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

WHITE LE.fD.
I2Q Kegs ground White Lead, first quality
landing, for shle by
april 3 st OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
so Bags Green Coicc-just landed rom ScLr.
Cumberland, and for salo nv
april 10 n. TIMRERLAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

IrN NDoI SALE. " rsrs 4 s,t -
~ virtue OF deed OF trust, cxecu,ed nv ys,..s
- r dated ON the 10th day o Octobcs, Ssas.
s I'M ~ scccrd IN the Office Of he coansy o,,' ~
hepr'co the subscribefs trustxes " WI On ~. 49,
noon Of 1bursday the 18th day t~ Yr,esn, ,psr,h
sen at action on fi premises thc brick dvrs,i;r.,
mouse aud ePpurtensnces 90 the uorth siac of Car;
OF ~ street, next below the lunbcrs heusc Of A.;
Wiiam 6i!ntt- This property extends ON tho e. ,cc,
500 fect and it's boundary back from the street s;,
Se shown on tae day Of sale. By the tenor Of fbc
Ses1 1 trust, the property to b.s sold ON credit.
.s MI brown Consents that il shall be scl for cnr
a'u 20 evidence that consent. he vii! Join the trn,
"a IN oeed 10 the purchaser il win therefor. DO
so,o LOT cash. CHARLES COPJsANn,
mar q 90 CHARLES J. AfcMURDO.
The lower story efthe house is ven calcuIc,c, e.,
commission business 1.-THE second story is divided into
.nrec rooms and large coset--ond the ettic stor, ~
sanet Is divided into fo,r rooms and closet. ,ka
'aeA buildings are 0fbrch, and covered with slutc
uIln consequence ofthe badness ofthe weather ,he
a 40 sac has been postponed TIL FRIDXY, the "a
OF April, at ls o'clock.
by order Of the Trustees. lt--
april 2t J&rr yrrn<z-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
BY D.4YENPOR7, aLLE.N g. 90
GROCERIES

To.MoRRoW Morning tho 4,h inst. at hal
PAST ~ o'clock Will be sold At auction store, on
assortment OF Groceries, consisting OF :.
Primo 81. Croix sugars,
New Orleans DO
Antigua & N. f. run.
New Orleans rum
Candies, lnmpoil
Beer, coffee, paper
Whiskcy, snuff indigo
Wines, Holland & country gin
Shoes, SC. Sc
april n Sro go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03
BY OTIS, DUNLOP &, co.
GnaCLIfrCS
n A. So co. Arcr.

oa TUESDAY, the 7thin a, 10 o'clock viii be slI =,
ahctoa s''Se, an assomeni CT Groceries. -
ap OIL & co ,u.,e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

y EVIEW.---No. ? Aineric1n 0uoftcTfy
~ No. Southern Review. received at
mar "a NASIrS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

lpYeinztafs ~ p,oS ~ = Rcnianh tyill;ans ofYr
Ena, War3ea Or tho pcni'ctary in The Dscs ~ o,,c,,
bcnsy Astot Ihoeas Carbery and William OVAL Of s
city Of Washington, Thonas o. Mason Of AtcxandTa aas
jones Duniop n Bcortovn s ri he District ofColni,
Inspectors ofthe PeIs,ry 10 Diaf,c % COidnhia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

~ " conformity With The wishes Of man, voters ~ M
district composrd Of TIC counties or BrunsgicE fuls
Lunonburg aud Mcekchnurr Poll ~1!l n LID g. W.. "a
OoooE, % mPresent tle.f ~ ecf~eason
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-03

~ The above sale is postponed rnul MONDAY
next A. l o'clock. 49,
april ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

syou have on /; vary nssriy. There are
very few topics he crn srproTch ana sP.a"
oaa, without crossing the "irws o. sv"v
ou.. Ri tnis si,apie rnaxi's ",ii eeaiy yv'
through every oliie"'y'
WLn,eyer n,a be l. 9 JuoJ t.howeVeI un'
mportapt il NAV q the frs view appeu,l,
,,s'e. ~en.n.u aosrseij. LET your editorials
be ike oslphc ovcies, eyory paragraph
IN nsn,ema s;,s.y ,eaderwill "a inierPte'
II SO ~ 20 SO; as o~n preJud'ces ana
p;o;s, Thss is what has raised many an an
ed,' m, ~ u,apty. and EXTENDED MS
\. .opsae. This is what they mean wnen
thew "a abov, the sndePendenee othe PRESS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
the n York Com Advertiser.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


We have lust received Portsmouth papo
of the let of June, containing London date o.
of tho j0th of May, by the packet ship 20
rinthian, from London.
The Dublin Evening Post states that there
is very lttio doubt of the re election oil mr.
Connel OF 5000 ten pounds free holders.
nine tenths had declared for that gentleman
Paris papers of May 18th, had been receiN
cd III London Ii is stated from Jassy, Ma
:, that all accounts from the theatre OF waf
confirm tho statements that very sanguin'
tons had taken place at Siiistrla, and IN th'
nvirous OF Choumla, where the 1 urks have
displayed unparalleled vaiours and Tough,
with desperation boarding on frenzy
Letters iron the frontiers % Moidavia, o.
May, confirm the tab'ng u ~ rick, little
fortress betws4n q AZ aad Nav,fua by the
rurkg. I'd j d,api roai~sdlca $as ,apturc OF
S2s5ph - ,fe ,rapl n H-s.sap nclia.
20 .hs Ssh x5'&5t5s fesriNn squadron
.,as a. AZ .sf,anse, =. snar ships of
4hoiels. ,sgrri. - ss.s i,,s hls
sneys lSoa Ca.n,a ,finSps n y Cd, says.
i, u ;DaM ssi,sf .is4s ha Siis ans ptcjcc,
m tbs Asi : 3ost % the Blick
- E, est sfssi ..sc ssi1c< or ee Sizoboli .as
,aetriy caar 81 sSa macsie ih's vaft ear
.as.sassi,s. -sRira 'n.ipeno sprr"tions we-c
s'ai ne = tGessT 'n ~ a'~sco, tho OF
ale~,et ,h;e - ~
Z, f.r Tt, sa..rg .play of the 30th
Il 's,, 81 ft II yatchos had been
secsivr .etd -, 10th. prcvesa had not
= 81 40 the Greek Missolonghi was
ann possession cf the Turks, but expected
tc ia.' som. a pause had taken place, by
mutual consent, IL all active operations of tho
war, on the whole Of that line, extended to the
ns ebcrhood ct Arta.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

short, why need We csrs--a is all the same
. tempore-O mores.
That is to say, what patriots we have IN
lhese days.
I trust that whatever changes others may
undergo, you will always find me
THE SANE.
The fourth Of July was celebrated in this
town conformably to tho arrangements pre'''
ously announced. Al the dawn OF day. sd
lutte was fred by detachment Of the Artiile.
nv Company with their brass field pieces ano
at sunrise the bells we're rung, and tasS "''e
displayed from various quarters o' ''e 'o""'
and on board Of the shipping in the '''o"
Al 10 o'clock a procession was forme' Oh '"e
parade, under the direction OF WI
poone Marshal, and proceeded through sew.
oral of the principal streets 10 INC " r..
meeting house. Notwithstanding '"v D,p .';n,
s,n, weather the house was wen i'''''
oi,ive,. and strangers, and a large cogib cor house
r,l. Tbc services at the ~. a., nn
o. 'sS 'ao'e', nTayor \, sne Rev MI D'
'o''''''' .,her original and apprOpIlate
"iicn vas - the reading of tho De''"''
20 the oceo~' - ,4nae by James Atkinson, and
lion Of A9hsBy Henry Y Cranston. esq '"''
l--.--.--z...v.ses,so van singing by an excel
Qptch'sr T.. management Of mr.. Ben
jannn MARSH, iun.
Tho dificulties Of giving interest to the
theme oi our revolution, in 4ih of July ora
ton, arc very great; but these difficulties were
~ hnppiy overcome by Mr. Cranston liz
as listened To throughout with much inter
est, and followed by much applause His TO
ics were judiciously selected and hapPil,
INJECTED; and though they could not be new
he gave them tho grace Of novelty by hi
manner Of treating them. The effort was
happy combination of interesting views, an
Just reasoning and affecting sentiments
sentod in pure aud appropriate language, an
heightened, in the effect, by his natural am
animated delivery,
After the exercises OF the day were conclu
ded at the meeting house, the procession wa
again formed, and marched to Washington
square and dismissed
~ uODb Nhs hiNo ~ WV
troops at Fort Wolcott, commanded by Majo
! Lomax
About o'clock in the afternoon, well di'
ciplned and handsomely uniformed Rifle con-
pany. under command Of capt. Bennett, fror
Fall River, arrived in small steamboat, an
was welcomed at the wharf by the Artillery
and Independent Volunteers, and escorted b.
them through the town, to tho Franklin Oh
scrvatory, where owing to the increasing IN
elemency of the weather, the Rife Corps en-
campcd Tor the night
At sunset the bells wero again rung, an
the day closed without the intervention @
any unpleasant occurrence In the evening
national piece was played at the theatre, I
crowded house.
The Fall River Rife Corps attended dvin
service on Sunday, and embarked for homo j
the steamer Experiment at IN the Afternoon
The tragedy Of VIRGINIUs, and the mel
drama of the MANA MAorIE, we're admire
bly, played last night to a large audience. MI
John Neslayer benefit takes place TO mol
row night, aud we hope he will have bump
or The pieces are we'll selected, and "
have no doubt viii be- very attI acllve
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09
:, !, s,is there viii b. failins sirsns ras rev

orns for The current quarter, of ioo,ovo
cn1s 80, .;nn;ng Duke of Oldenbursh died SUD-
denly on the Goth May. - h,vo ,ecov.
T Fiorsnee Aiay = The Greeks rv,o,v nave ,e0in IN.
cred the greater part Of the neT ssIona ssi Won.
itaa Livndia, the passage the hoimops
and the castle of Lepanto, are ~ ,,rV' ba,ween
sion, and almost the r,oied whole 'b bv them, The
.Arta and Vola, is oceuPiea ~ yes with order
troops have conducted lns,,Sei ~ e,uei,y has been
ana a;,,Id a'sr,p" on the Turkish prisoners ne ne
;,,,I.,ops commit have been attended by "feeA
surgeons
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

short, why need we esrs--at Is all the same
o tempore-o mores.
That is to say, what patriots we have IN
these days.
TRUST that whatever changes others may
undergo, you will always find me-
THE SAME.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

"
ssa, yssFes,s .sfay Isl
5frs,:s vsS yne PR sss-
~. W. % =, ~ =. ~ "a, - .no-@
As s:s ~, turnip. over 'ne leeves oi our
list, = : oslei wvsains, ~e
looked up md saw c;Ie ole ss,crd rudPe
pufienJerf bsf',r, us.
Jseeyo1 have lot yrt learnt az Sos .,
.,,,,a ae yrur ~ .ltsys he) and have cni
~, &, ss... y,.u 'liL,p phocsome ao'ice-
r We hove great pleespre "a receiving ao !
-ioe--
- !. oiscrei.on - fcliow''p
Isr,s y ], see now 4 IS, q no Matter;
will open - YOU
= W. acre he was ir,errcptcd bye knock
iup a. she dorr, end 'f.,. Tron,er' 40 sunk
beioro n" scrsen, e. >s~ $50" a. snt'T
hs5s
a sm very se,,. -ys mr.. ~ 80
came out With thai piecs :
.sr.n nley The very dew
/ have heard sevei Faa>'r 'n'f
mean to stor ~
- :, - 4dif2fa ~
,y-e.s ~ ~ ~ ys2szl 5s....' ~.
~ y. - s. ~. - ~. 4 ~, h,
4 H ss,t W es; ne G9or i.suseae
q. .sra - eBp4 = = Il
q ~ Sy,s y ff5i 11egf. ssse, v ~ ~.
fFsss ~, ~ J. ~ RsFe .Saitqf jaf'c 80
s. l,.a-r sie sdyetslsci .e,es sep
~. y IA fsrle = ,sgratulatc
y sssse4 Dp ,isp y m 3 made lis ap'
- .sss so W called 10 tell yor'
,As v can nespr support
it. r.,, 80 ~. srta,ps such absurd orn
~. ,.,,is sir shall we oipt your bill
'syl IS TO that eno,her tine VII do as
~. Bnt ltche tho liberty oi telrng vou
t.t ibc arn ,ercinCust 10 tho country 'ahd
,fafa ,er aisbolicali md ifyou do not come
M iuninst i, re wiil PIT von do"n--tbat =
like q se .'itors independent
$50 hc departed -nhicb dIdgcon Boz
-nbmoet after. nv. -. csmc IN
aod raorSinp. mr. Eoiior tsays hel
grye IN called 20 let you know thot my
f-edd mr.. spii'iikins is about to start for
A'denaap. and yish yoo &c give BIN a
III n yonv aoper
Why, TO 20 sure said we, mr.. SplflI
ylnsis very decent man; but shonld sup
pos. 40 night select more useial Alder
maa
.Trre : must confess thore are smarter
men than m,. Splfllikins; but then have
n reason for Wishing him elected. And
certninlv Won cannot refuse to support him.
considering we have always supported you,
aud ns we all rec ~ politics.
That. 10 be sure. Is great matter;-but.
tn tho selection nfpubic officers, we ought
AZ look 10 the public good, and not to be
poverned by private feelings.
Very well, Sir, vc,y wcll--my practice
;s 10 .npport those who support me. Just
stnp nv paper. ! am. for an independent
EDITOR. who will stickfo his friends with
ont regard 10 consequences
And he turned on his heel in great
not But our embarrassmeDts were not yet
nj nm end mr.. De. back was scarcely
turned before in came mr.. Il.
Il understand, [says he, that ola Spill!
kins has been put mp as q eandldo,efor al
derman. Now wonego,i to ley hlfn out
ms a WEDGE. IL may BE- done in ~ ee lines
And do yohr hear? Coll him ah d-H
all dunderhead and sll that kind 'fthrg.
~ 'n,, ooor cnnse,uen,cs There 9th
rc liRp independence III an editor
But oonnder. M y. there is soitsimn2
dn @ tho feclmge OF g worthy ola mn.
eve, though he eo no Solo hon' is nol
every ono for whom ,ot canno, vote, tn
we feel free 10 erraigr bcfnrc the pnh'
What YOU wont write esNirs Ntt'h~l
1ps, -tNt ~. faprN wor alrrof " it
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~ NO.vLNAlgON

rr.1t -----
RI -s,E NO.yLWai3o.N
aefst Popnplican Convention, held
81 f,ro j. Wednesday evening, June
( ~, Iee ~ sr to public notice, i was
y 3zes.h 6isi ytl
LgsyE ~ 'EARCE, and
ysgsY 2.sa&4 HURGES,
~ ~ election as Representative
a2 sngress BY yordsr 49, - n
srEpnsx D. CoRsELL, President.
In Halle, Secretary.
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Farmers and Mechanics Bonk an Pai0-
understand from the best au-
ihorlty, tha: the Commissioners have de-
,crmined to take for the present the bills
of the bank for all debts that may be due
from individuals. This ought 10 bring the
bills up to their par value. The amount
in circulation is very small, and iftho hold
ers will not sacrifice the bills, they viii
probably secute the full amount OF their
pay.-Prov. Journ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

Uar in africa. The Captain ofthe scbr.
Hannah, arrived at Philadelphia, FROM cape
Montserrado, states that on the I'd Of Oc-
tooer, 1893, party ofthe natives, consist
ing Of 5000 men, attacked the Dutch Cas-
tie at Elmira, on the coast OF Africa, and
were repulsed with great slaughter. A
mother attack, by 10000 men, was made
on the 10Th, which was also successfully
resisted by the Dptch, who pursued the
natives with fire and sword.