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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

s. Ybe 1udsesnf 0,e sularrie {, ,,d of a,e,ls 400
which 'ha not TO diminished DUNG heir cons'nnrse NM;
y Jads0s msy be removed nom Office h, eon,r,r, 60,
etbo'h Houses Of The Ssneral Assembly b. &
'ne ncny present. must concur in such vote and the c.o
judge against whom the Lrsu,ure no be nbcu, ~,
snail receive notice thereof aceonranr vi,h corr NJ A.
cooos alleged for his removal least twenty dov ~ NV
day on which either House Of tine GcurIal Hssr,nly .n ,
,hercupen "''''"'S aah aei,
e On tho erca,tun Of any new county. Jr,,A,.i ~ A.,
reaee snail DO appointed, m the fms, instance IN such rm,
as may be prssorhsd by hw When shall oecus IN
any county os SHALL for bo deemed NECESSARY IN
increase the number appointments shah by tho GuS
'' IN .ns .scoumc,daon OF the respective County Courts
Of the HOUSES Genrai Aps%Ss U spd vSS
sonsa by the Gsyrrnor end shall hold his ogre drs fnu
pleasure OF the General Assembly Clerks of the ,sse
Courts WIN vacancies shall occur shan be- snuo;,s @
,n c ~ ,e'peeVe SonI's and the OF ofSre d
hceSler appointed shall be prescribed by law Ybe Ses
ana cofonc's .hsi bo nominated ny the respective Cosss
ous' and whe" sppnved by The Governor. shall eonn
slonee oy hum The Justices shall arPumi ons,sbos AMI
all Ices OF ,he aGiesad nrers, shall lie regulated by law
virgniu, and beur by the Clerks of the VI
inc shall conclude against the peace and aury oi
rcasuer shall be appointed annually by }oip, yote of
- i. ARTICLE VII
exrcnne Department. of tho Covcrnucn, ks rea,z,s
az P,esen' oieanzed and the Governor lrivv (oup
lots snail continue in Occ, until Governor ee.i. ,rt
IN & sha come into ofee, and all psrsnua
whcn THIS Constitution shall be adopted except as r. brr
m otherwise expressly directed shall continue in oce I'M ss
Ca m ai Go appointed or The law shall otherwise provide,
i 'heI OF Justice existing coutupe sviH
meH present jurisdiction until EXCEPT 80 ar as the dt
y snail oS he'ea'irr otherwise ore1ntzed BY lr
Done IN Contention in the city of niobmond. nm Tho
Hoeenth DAY OF January, in the year of our Lard
ouG thousand eie h hundred and thirty s.St =; 49,
flty fourth year of the Independence of tt, IT
States OF AmGrfca. =
PHILIP p. BARBOUR. VI
| n w. President s7'the CauponlSsn
Seu7ctu,7, Of The Gonrsnfio,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
d. BRrGGs,
Secretary sf' tie Onnrenfiay,.
SCHEDULN


ordetcd, that the roll containing the ttait of ,se
amended constitution adopted by this Convention d
Sy nsnomitted to tho people of tins commonwealth.
secretary IN case proper for its preservation and
deposited among the archives Of fbe Council Of
State. "'
Ordered, that the Secretary do cause the iourpsfs
OF the proceedings of this Convention to De fairYV
entered m a we'll bound book, and af,er the s,raaS
shall have been signed by the President and Seer.
tary that he deposit the same, together with ali tire
Original documents IN the possession of the Conyen-
tion ana connected with its proceedings, smonp the
areheves of the Council of State and further, time
ne cause 10 printed copies to he well bound, und
deposited IN the Public Library - =
ordered, tiint the President Of the Convention do
certiy trGo copy of the amended Constitution 20
General Assembly be. and hey arc hereby re0ues,-6
10 make any additional provisions BY law. which nav
DC necessary and proper, far submitting the sse "a
inc voters thereby qualified 10 vote for members ~
the efeneral Assembly, at the next April election
ana nor organizing the government under the ameu
fed by such voters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
PRUIY. &c.

TUST received from Malaga, via Baltimore.
oD Oil Boxes bunch raisins, "Tlorinp's" brnu0 f.
80 haf boxes bloom do .I
10 jars grapes
100 boxes lemons
10 dozen entry mnts, for snlc by
i'u IT, DNVFNPORP, ALLEN &, ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
FURNITURE.

- Spring seat covered sofas with pillows
- bureau
I writing desk
work tables with desks
clawfoot table
] four post mahogany bcidcal
] dressing bureau
81 cane bottom crown TOP chairs
u ruh bottom chairs, III New Yof made, Of tile hesl
qraity ADD fashionable and approved patterns ior
sale by OTIS, DUNLOP e. 20
ian I8-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
Handel and Havdn Chrch It,s3o

HaHdeE and Haydn Chrch Mlsln
oST received, the Boston Handel and Hav6h
% sor'ctys collection of Chureh Music heinz A
selection Sc OF the most approved Psalm and Hymn
iupcs; together with many beautiful oxtrsets fou,
the works OF Hayda, Mozart, Beethoven, &c. Or.
iarnonized Tor three and four voices, with figured
ton with additions and improvements-fbr sale iJv
jan 10 COIIJNa a "a "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE,
EsssE> The House and Lot on Church I3;II
formerly the property of John Parshir md ne,
sssszs,n the occupancy Of Mr. Joseph S. Jsne1 Yfus
lot mas been lately enclosed and the now
thorough repair Theresa fine Yard and Garden aSeS
ca 10 inc premises Well Of good water Coal and o6Sc
noue, Stable and Carfage-hose all of brick The prern,
occupant has lease the premises two years bur ,i
WIN no, affect the sale, possession may had in t,u
onns from The time the repairs making shall haye t
completed Application TO he made WI
jan 10 ~ = Ni.uuu.p.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
AMERICAN ALMANAC.

FEHIIB American Almanac and Repository OF Cse.
n fu Knowledge for the year 83o.- Containing.
Part let, Calandar and Natural Phenomena, for tie
year; Part 3D. Information connected with the Calau,
Astronomical Phenomena; Part 3D. Miscellaneous
Directions, Hints and Remarks Part 9TH Statistical
and General Information, concerning Foreign Coun.
tues' Part 5ih STATISTICAL and other Intelligence,
respecting the Umtcd States-Just publishsd md
for sale, by J. H. NASH
ian 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

GRIND sToEEsso Novu Scotia G ripd s,oues--Jos, :,
h, ' or sar ny r. Fl. DREW, Agt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

SICiLY MADEIRA WIHg-Iu Pipes, bulf ptuc,- az,
~ quarter Casks-rceving, for sale by r''' ''O
jan 2i-5t OTIS, DUNLOP q CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

RACON.--2oOo lbs. Bacon, for pnle bv = =
~ Jan Fl LEWIS WEBB a 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

Lectures Ion School. Keeping,
y Samuel r. Hall. Just published for sale by
~ Jan 10 COLLINS O. CO -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

RkUSH SS'-Just received, for sale. an invoice OF
Nd Brushes, comprising an assortment of the mn.
tice. "a. DAVENPORT ALLEN &, 70, 1''
ian Q2-9 - "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

4 Declaration Of Rights made By the Representatives
o!'tte good People Of Pirginia, assembled IN fri
,.,.! See Ccreaii1n; tchich rights DO pertain 10
them, and their posterisy, as he easis md t''da-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

~ Ns'Oark Cider aud .4pptes. :.
~ Jan 10 JAMHS WtySPtjv w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-12

White, s. ainor anu
And opposed by Messrs. Anderson of Rot. D,,,.
Daoney. Williams OF Harrison, and Riyes of PIN.
George. " 'ihc
The House refused TO postpone
fhe di0use then resolved, on motion of Mr.. WI
OF darrison to execute the joint order of the
Mr.. Crockett nominated Gen. John Ployd. wb,4,,
was supported by Messrs. Upshur Anderson of r.,
hansborough Gregory, Wilhsms of Harrison, Masun
son and Pack. gnu S'e's"
MIR. Minor nominated Peter " Daniel, which s,ss
supported by Messrs Wiiarrs of IIenrico, Ruther-
IooId, Cary, end Riyes OF Pr. George
The ballot stood, Floyd 40, Daniel 66. Scatter
ing7. 0'''el-
30 Gen. John Floyd was duly elected Goyernnr
LOT r Ene year from the 4,b day Of March next.
- 1he COMMITTEE ON Revolutionary Claims wer,
discharged from, the further cons,dera,on NJ TIC ~
ton of Joseph McReynoIds 80 $500 - '"' Pe-
On motion OF Mr. Williams of Harrison the House
g.. up ana considered the engrossed bill to provide
ter to Parkersburg. -n',f'SAs' '
MI. Brown moved to postpone the considerations or
e's OH III Tuesday next, IN consequence of the late
ness OF the hour the Importance of the bin and the NO
ce*sify tor full and dspassionate enquiry into ita
merits. 4AJ 'Ao 40
hir. Minor mcvad to postpone till SATURDAY. next.
ne Rouse decided against postponing to Saturday
Tuesday next. e o''i ai
a; mr. nan moveda resolution that when tho House
aojourns, 1t will adjourn meet at II O'Clock or.
Monday next, which motion wus carried 80 ~
ENGROSSED BILLS.
OH airectlng re-assessment of the lands Of
passed ~A'
| on motion of MIR. Minor, resolution yvan
ADOPTED that the House will proceed by Joint ballot
On Monday next to the election Of two PHI
Ivy councillors 10 supply the vacancies occas;ore,
ny the removal of Samuel Cotton and david Rr;oers
And then the House adjourned 90"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-12
VIRGINIA LEGTSLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGgyES
SATURDAY, JAN. 9.

communication was received from the Senate
that 1T had passed the act to amend he law ALLOWING
a reward Tor killing wolves i'll Rockbridge and AG.
The JOINT order of the day, which had for i,s oh.
Ject the election Of the Governor, was then read
MI Atkinson Of Halifax, moved to POSTPONE tho
erection tor a few days The reason ASSIGNED was
Tue necessary absence of Members of the Honse.
WHO are members Of the Convention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-12


TIE Seducer Caughsome weeks since we inserted an az
te relating to the seduction mysterious absence of
young female belonging Westfeld The mystery is unIav
aied hs girl and her sedncer William, Johnson were found
IN western Worcester last week. and arrested and
,yhsIn he H., 70 snssh jail johnson lived in weed,
se Cannty IT reports he he adept in the art OF
and rn several gilsmsome in HannshIe eon m
Wes'hed girl was about II years of age respectable fam
blfmisssj character She bewtched by his vile arts s
rpm inc paths OF virtue, and completely infatuated
erweek travelled 10 Western With HIM on m1
st Sne mas returned detected and ruined "she
SETS IKE stars that fall 10 rise "dnpstre Goz
The Revised Statutes oftl, State of New YerJ,
nave gone INTO operation. Extensive reforms are in
troduced by them in the criminal as well as civil iu
rsprudence. One change thar has been made 81 Rios
us as very proper enc, The old form of nsLin
prisoners vine cher they gully or not guilty is sr
perscded' by the query of"Do you demand trial up
on this Indictment"
letter to the editor of the u s. Gazette, dated Wss;ng-
SIT confidently stated that large portion Of the Jackson
party have made arrangements which in great
i2f" adness tor me Establishment of newspaper in
Washington The Telegraph be discarded the con-
duce OF this party whose intention the great Ma
gjcian r Van Buren) candidate for Presidency and
TO push his claims faS ct nes with all vgor which may
70 secure he success o. THIS paper consist in the formation Of
committees ~ every county Of each state in
concurrence tor the promotion Of the Of MIR Van E
rel, and the prosperity Of his paper
lhe character of the machinery is to be emploved
TEN OF discipline ia 10 be pursued Throughout the whole ofio
union WINCH mas proved 90 successful in operation in the
state OF ~ York Confederate presses are IN he esraic IN
al the States, who take their from the eadna o,
a ana thus whatever caumnes may be popagaed they viii
be carried TO part of the union with force which viii
ueiy every attempt al contradiction.
such are the outlines Of this grand scheme 50 far as il has
Oesh siucred to escapes and the confidence with Which il
enoned even by members of the Jackson party themselves
sogfs probable that there foundation for il, and
mat Duff Green likely keep the station 70 ,y;c r
telling has elevated him" ~ " ' l"'6
4. poCS i
plantation Of Col. Clinch. near Pensacola has Nm
Let with Tie editor of the Pensaco aGazette Ii is
said TO Dc equal 10 every respect 20 the best ouolit
81 Cfo'X sugar. Col. Cbnch has made about 30
had 1t not been for the early fross. His plan;ati
has only been IN operation two y,rrs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06


II has long been custom with us,
. well as others, 10 express tn oar pa
,as at thecommencement ofthe New
ar, our thanks for their favors, and
air wishes for their health and pros
negity. These offered in sincerity, we
6 them now to receive.
aithougi, during the past year this
publisher has been left to pursue bis
occupation alone, he has had no reason
10 complain Of tie desertion of former
patrons, hut on the other hand has
been favored with the support ofmany,
upon whose continued good will to-
wards him he confidently relies. La
bouriing under the disadvantages Of an
old press; and type not of the best con-
dition, he can only strive to supply in
substance what he lacks in show. II
his wishes had but their equals in his
means, his paper should be presented
in more becoming guise-but he ven
tures even now to promise that it shall
appear in less questionable shape"
when he again wishes them I" a happy
new year."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
TCommunication.]


!. II il q vile practice OF Borrowing
ncwspapcrs even before those who s1bscribc
and psy for thom have read them and
vsrily bsl;eve, Mr. Editor that there are 9TH
ers IN the world who wish It could be done a
way with as much as do. have been .
subscriber for some years Cor half dozen pa
pers, all Of which my neighbors are sure To
have the fisss peep At Long before the Ind
has arrived ffcightcd with the morning news,
there's boy, or girl, or certain old maid
within asdoor or two. who 10 surc to call and
ask MRS M. !" II she's done with to-day's pa
per-" Saying "no" is out Of the question
Better wait little for a chance at the paper
than offend neighbor by refusing to lend It.
Now Mr.. Editor, am resolved not to un-
dcrgo this vexation any longer. and have
therefore determined to receive no more offer
ings from the printers. lfmy neighbors who
are better of IN the world than am, cant at
{ord to pay you small compensation yearly
Jar the weekly news, they must apply else.
where sos ths loan Of what contains Il. Fer
baps some If them will read these remarks,
and their effect upon tie~n may he sas.'ary
] hope 20, Mr.. Editor, for your cake, and for
che sake Of those who viii remain your.
|. SUBscRIBERs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
Ale & Porter
BREWERY.

rTHE Subscriber offers for Sale, HE
4 BEST ALE; in Bills. and half Bbls.
warranted equal 10 any imported .4ks6s
TABLE ALE, for families, in 10 gallon
kegs, half bbls. and barrels, delivered FREQ
ofcxpence to any part Of the Town. The
price of Strong Ale is So per Dbl. and 80
per half bbl.--Table Ale at 81 per Dbl. and
smaller quantities in the same proportion.
Yeast may be had at the following Ssotesj
viz.
Thos. 8. S,anbope's, Broad. Street.
J. d. Atkinson's, opposite the State>
House.
John COTS, Thurston house, Spring.
street.
- y Is-.,-y -, s.. sse oeSa street.
Retailers sny be supplied by application
at the Brewery, where orders for ALE nre
received. THOMAS X. EVANS.
0[3s W.a.vT'ED To Hire, a steady, active
BOY from the Country. y.--Apply at tho
Brewery.
Newport, Dec. is, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
CONVENTION.
IS notice the Del
,wns in this stnte
Convention, met
! "A Providence on
IA, 1890, at IL o.


DER, proceeded to organize the Con-
vention by choosing BENJAMIN w.
CASE Eso., OF Newport, President; Pc.
TER BIacs, ESQ. Johnston, ANsEL Por-
TER, ESQ. Cranston, Vice Presidents ;
-v'rLreR PAINE, JR. Secretary.
shcalling over the towns, Delegates
ron the following appeared. produced
their credentials, and took their seats,
viz s--Newport. MiddIetown, Little
Compton, Providence, Cumberland,
Burrillsille. Glocester, Johnston,
Gran stou. Scituate, Warwick, Coven-
try. Fast Greenwich, North Kingstown.
Voted, that n committee, consisting
Ioftwo from each County in the State,
4 bc appointed to report to the Conven-
|tion, subjects for consideration.
The Committee 70 whom wns referred
| tho subject Of presenting business for
the Convention. submitted the follow
|ing report, which was accepted.
The committee to whom was referr-
"a the subject ofpreparing such busi.
- ne they might think proper fr
I.ho1convension tn net upon. ask Icnve
lrespcctfoIIy 10 report that they recon-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

The Court, of Common Pleas for this
County commenced an adjourned ses-
sion here on Monday last, and conclud-
ed their sitting last evening, having
disposed Of all the actions on the old
and new doclxets. Very few cases are
continued for trial at the next term.
The Judges are entitled To the thanks
Of thessnitors in their Court, tor the re-
gard which they have manifested for
their interests, in disposing at the re-
cent term. of all the business before
them. Delays in justice are burthcu-
some to individuals and injurious to
the community and that Court which
attends to it's duties with ability and
dispatch, deserves the confidence of
the public and is sure of its support.
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= r e s EN rs
FOR
1EERrsTNGAs & tTEwxEARS,


The Comic .Anniiai.
Lexicon of fUseful knowledge, d new
and valuable work for Youths:
Peter Parley's Tales of Animalss
containing a description of three huns
dred, with interesting particulars.
Sunday evening Lectures containing
religious advice to young persons.
The Youths Book,
: The Arts of Life,
The New Robinson Crusoe, with clI
cghnt colorcd plates.
Advice to a yoiiig christian ON tho
importante of aiming at an elevated
stHndard ofpiety.
The Child's Botany,
Elegant editions Of the Pocke, Bible
and PRAYER Books.
Atlantic Souycnief,
friendships Onering:
Youths Keep Sake.
The Casksts go, &c. 6ccs
r6h SALE Ar
JAMES HANIN10Nf0sS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no,
"a Ex.; draws this day. Splendid
Scheme. indeed. Highest prize $780,
600. Tickets 3 parts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY l2
EStfa, draws Saturday Jan. 8. SIO,-
400 -kighc-t T,rixkt-.~f0 prizes 0f 5000
--Tickets 4 parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
25; draws Tuesday jan. IL. Highest
prize $4,000. Tickets A parts in
proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS
OF Maine State Lottery II Extra,
10 81 40 SO 26 l5 60 As Al.
! or Connecticut Lottery Is Extra,
36 43, I6 so IL 3S 46 2.
Sold in Connecticut Lottery Is FIX.
at this Office in package of or. tickets.
Combination Ii IL 43 prize Of 800.
s. CAHOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
DECEMBER is, 1880.
T.. w. LAWTON.

HAS Just received cbnsiderabie hddi.
IL tions to hls stock Of Dry Goods--a.
mong other articles few hundred knots
Of extra fine woollen stocking yarn, black
white and ted--utie case calicoes 1t ia
cents ccnts per ysrd-zono truss Of gluzed
pelisse waddine, free from the unpleasant
smell that usually attends it--n iicw stock
offancy prints--one piece OF petessham, d
new article for Boz Coats--gosts hair
camblets. 81 bales brown sheeting, mixed
cotton stock ng yarn Of very superior
quality sc. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

A discourse will BE Delivered BY the
Rev. mr.. Beecher, at his meeting house,
on Sunday evening next--aftef which. a
collection viii BE tdksn for The benefit Of
the Dorcas Society.
1.-THE weather should prove unpleasant,
the meeting will be deferred to the next
Sunday evening:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
SHIP NEWS.
CLE4RED.

CLE.qRED. .,t
Brig Eagle, Browning, west.Indiss.
Scbr. Clara Fisher, Austin, do
Richmond Packet, Willard. N York.
Sloop Niagara, Bqley, West Indies.
Ann. Manchester Providence.
Victory; Willard, do.
Brig Ann Gadsden, Northam, fnn ST. Po.
tersburg, arr. at N. York on Sunday last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
b gf3CUTORS' NOTICE.

gE1WE disorders give notice that they
4 nave been appointed Executors OF the
last uyiii aal Testament ofJosRpH CooGE.
SNAIL, .asa of Middletown, deceased, and
have accepted Of said trust and qualified
themselves according 10 law. They there.
forc request all the debtors and creditors
Of said estate to make settlement with
them, without delay.
hJosEPH CoaoEsHALL, rxscu,o,.
joshua C0eaEsBLL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
DIED

a Hanson. Mass on tho 2.d nit. Rev John
\ a bsop, aged 65 yoars Ito was for sever.
I ,Srs. pastot Of tbs I'd Baptist Church in
sF own. !.g
"a .ast. Grcohwich. on Saturday last, Mrs
lire Ann Robinson, wife Of Christopher Rob.
ison and daughter Of Joseph G. Tillinghast,
40 l,ed oo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

will raes h- --''---rnment at East
- y5swsghrg Noa aayncxt. II is pro-
4, ,sIat fgach i,ai rtant busincss will
u ...s.. .,.ssa.- ~ 3%a Atslre at THIS ses-
s;en. is.s'0. 3, ~ 4 should be made
s3E iaarrage on. sii ciary system, mi-
la .aws.al.d .hn protecting the re-
:. 1-.---G :. ...sv.sents from attach
ment. They who have hitherto at
tempted thework ofreformaticn,s should
pcrsevere until they have accomplish
I'd their praiscworthy purposes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
RHODE ISLAND UNION BANK.

4 II a general meeting Of the Stock
4 holders of the Rhode Island I'M
ion Bank, held at their banking house
on Tuesday, Jamiary4, 1891; the fols
lowing named persons were elected
directors for The year ensuing:
Christopher G. Chnmplin, Stephen
T. Northam, John p. Mann, George
Engs, Robert p. Lee, David Buffam,
Abraham Barker.
At a meeting of the board Of direc-
tors held on the 9Th inst, G. G.. CHAM
run, was unanimously elected Prcsi-
dent.
Attest. NJ ROSS. Cashier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
MAfRrMD

AtPortsmouth. on Sunday last, by tic Hon
Samuel Clarke, Aibart G.. Cook, esq In Miss
Hannah G. Royd, dahgh,er Of mr. John Royd,
all of Portsmouth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

NEWPORT.
THURSDAY MORNING JAN. g

The Carrier will present his
New-Year's Address in the course of
the day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.

oOA~ANHO Ai>p isOA Eh uo.
"a Ex.; draws this day. Splendid
Scheme indeed. $4,000 highest
prize: Tickets 8 phrts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY I2
Ex.; draws Saturday JAMS. Highest
prize SlO,000--l0 prizes of $1,000.
Tickets 4 parts in proportion.
! CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
25; draws Tuesday Jan IL. $4,000
highest prize. Tickets parts in pro-
portion.
DRAwN NUMBERS.
! OfMaine State Lottery ii Ex.,
10 80 40 SO 26 Is go As al.
Of Connecticut Lottery Is Ex.,
36 AZ I6 90 IL 3S 46 2.
J. C.. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

ALBANY, Dec. 2S.---Mystcri0us
Afoir.--A few days ago, two dead
bodies Of persons were found under
the floor of a house in Capitol street
and the body Of another in privy in
the rear Of the same house. The
bodies are much decaycd, and they
must have been there for long time.
No clue can he got to ascertain who
the persons were, nor how they came
there further than it is known that
Henry Jackson, black man, former
Iy lived in the house, and il Is rec0l-
Isctcd by some that In occasional
quarrcIs between him md his wife, she
has been heard TO charge him with
having committed murder. jackson
died, within a few weeks, in the Sing
Sing state prison, where he was pat
for receiving stolen goods, and his wife
lie now in the Auburn prison for the
same oif6ncc.--Dni. Adv