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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

A SSIGNEES' NOTfCE.-The Sob.
IA scrfbcrs hereby give notice, That
JHON B. NEWTON, Of Newport. has
made nm Assignment to them ofallhis Real
and Personal property, in trust. 10 and for
the benefit ofhis Creditors.--All persons
having demands. are requested 20 present
their claims to the Assigpees without 60.
lsy;-And oil indebted to the said JoHS B.
NEwroS, are requested TO make immediate
paymcnt to the Assiguecs. who are desir-
ous of closing the concerns ofssid trust ss
soon as possible.
GpSsfEs GpMakS :. GfhEs' fahEW'roN. .a.'is"''
Newport, SEPT. 20. 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

A meeting Of Frenchmen and de-
scendants of Frenchmen, together with
other citizens of Charleston, has sbeen
held to consider the best mode Of ceIc-
brating the late glorious events in
France.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

The bingham Gazette of yesterday
contains two communications recon-
mending the election Of Ex-President
Adams, rs representative to Con-
gress from Plymouth District. The
editor Of the Gazette unites in the re-
commentator.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

It appears from the Eastern Sentinel tha
Mr.. Fuller, the National Republican candi
date for the Senate Of Maine. is chosen By
majority OF &c votes. Mr.. Jarvis is re e
lccied member of Congress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
Museum.

1NiIE public are respectfully informed. that
Il splendid and entirely now representa-
ton is opened at the room directly under the
Printing Office Of the n l. Republican, aiid
will continue few days only,-comprising a
collection of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

MAINE ELECTION. From returns al
ready received the Portland Argus cal
culates that Judge Smith will be elect
ed Governor of Maine by majority of
1899 votes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

Health Of CAnriesfon.-The Board OF
Health Of Charleston, under date Of ll'h
inst. announces the existence Of the ;Sfrnn-
ger's Fsrer in several parts ofthe city. The
Board is Of opinion that the Fever 10 ocos-
stoned By atmospheric causes. and cautions
unacc climsted Inhabitants against its infu-
cnce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
LEGHORN g. NAVARINO
BOnnetS.
AMERICA, RUSSIA & ENGLISH
Duck.

All Of the above G GODS will be sold
at very small advance, for cash, or short
credit. His old customers and the public
are requested to call without delay, and ex.
nmine for therneclyes. lsepl. 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

There are 1873 newspapers published il
the Slate Of New York exclusive OF relig
ious papers. Twenty seven ofthe number
are published in the city of New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

a SSIGNEES' NOTICE.--On The 18th
~ of May, 1929. Edward layer, Of
PortSmovth. in The country Of Newport.
made an assignment 10 tho Subscribers Of
oil his real and personal property. for the
benefit OF his creditors. All person, hav
ing claims against said Tayer. ss endorer
for stephen ~. Cahooue, or otherwise, are
reQnested to present the same on or before
the 25th Of October next, or they viii be
considered as waived.
K. r. CRANSTON, ...;,,.s.
Sc. WEAVER,
Sept. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

Mfsrrss OF sAssATs SsHooi TEAeHrRs,
The semi snnv,l meeting Of the Rhods b.
9ssseiI:isa Of Sabbath School Teachers, will
house in this place, on Tuesday evening next
at o'clock. Delegates from Saba In schools
in different parts Of the State are expected to
be present. A superintendent OF me Of the
S,bbsih Schools in Bristol, has been appointed
fo deliver an address on the occasion, and in
addition, il 10 expected that much Interesting
intelligence respecting the operation of these
schools IN dineren, places, will be communi.
Gated.
The meeting viii be open to all persons dis.
posed 10 attend. Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

The number ofsettlcrs who have arrived
at Quebec tho present season from Europe
10 23,5s6 last year 1856.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
JUSTICE TO ALL.
WM. JAMES TILLEf.
nPNOTICE.

! have q complete assortment OF
GOODS, bot almost for a cong, which
shall be cold CHEAP. Among them sre fine
cloths. fannels and citcassians, with merI
no cloths and chsngcable silks.
sent ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
"SELF PRESERVATION Is THE
FIRST LAW OF NATURE"

LNR0M this day 1 shall attend strictly to
A. the collection Of my debts. s.--of every
person who may become indebted 10 me
by purchases made on the terms Of credit
subjolned, payment will be requested by
me once--if refused, then by some one Of
Me distinguished personages Of ihe lao.
TERMS or CREDsr as follows, viz--un.
der five dollars. sixty days: from five 10 ten
dollars. ninety days: ten dollars and up
wards, four months; and all running ac.
counts to be settled every half year, with
interest il moi paid.
JUSTICE TO All.
II is evident that purchasers who pay
cash for Goods on delivery, pay two or
three per cent more than they who take
credit, (money being AT six per cent, there.
tor q, IN future u deduction will be made nj
my store, Of three per cent on all sums a.
5ovc dollar paid f'r goods sold for cash
on delivery. exc.ni when sold at cost or to
those who have open accounts--and apro
poriionate reduction when credit Is given
and payment made before the time offered
il expires.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
Cloth Dressing.

U1ANTRD-s first rate workman at
w making Gentlemen's Boots and
Shoes. Such one can find constant en-
pIoy, and good wages pad every Saturday
evening. by applying Immediately tn
sept. 3Oi BENJAMIN MARSH, ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

Georgis gold 10 the amount Of 23nO00
dollars has been received IN Augusta, IN
that state within the lee, nins rnon,hs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
Fail & Winter
DRY GOODS
LONG ROOM REPLENISHED.
N. SWEET.
CHEAP SIDE, NEWPORT,
No. liz.

Among them are
cassimeres, sattineits.
ID mcrino cloths, fanncls, baizcs, book
ings, blankets. habit cloths, carpetings
rugs, Scotch Plaids, elegant long g. square
merino showls, imitation do; raw silk, Va
Icncia and cotton do; nankin and Canton
grapes, an elegant assortment OF plain and
6gur'd changeable silks; worsted, cotton
and silk hose; large lot of linen diaper a,
9d per yard; American beaver and horse
skin gloves, from 90 cents to 3 !; cotton and
silk umbrellas, elegant ribbons; bandanno.
Hsg, and fancy silk hdkfs.; schellors com
forts. and leather jackets aud draws; boxes
Of cotton; pongces, cotton sheetings and
shiriings, linen do; circassians, vestings;
English French and American cnlicocs,
from Sd to ls6d per yard; furniture dimiiy
and chintz: Swiss, book and jaconet mus
liDs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

In 1906 our commerce with the British
West Indies amounted according to Mr..
Madison, to Sl2,O0O,000, and employed
100000 tons of American shipping, aud
6000 American seamen.-Phil. Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

The amount of duties p,id by the differ
en-, suc,iooeers IN Philadelnhis during the
last qusrtef, yss s25,eeaj6,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

MAINE STATE LOTTERY Mo.
1'h 26 draws Saturday October ,.
Highest prize $4,000. Tickets q
parts In proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
@ extra, draws Tuesday October ).
Highest prize SS000--Tickets 4 parts
in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
l6, draws Oct.9. Highest prize $1,000
Tickets . parts in proportions
DRAwN NUMBERS.
OF Connecticut Lottery mo. 1Js--3
50 ~ II 81 26 Ii 45 IS.---Of Maine
State Lottery no. i6--32 10 % 10
55 ~ % Is dl.
MORE PRIZES. Combination 3 ~
45 Maine State no. ! sold In package Of
quarters $1,000
Grand Cunsul Lott. Con. no. 8 Coubi.
nation 10 az "a came up prize Of 2O0,
and was sold in a whole ticket.
Besides a very handsome lot Of 8 100, DO,
so. in the above and other lotteries drawn
since.
ANOTHER PnIzr--Combinatioh Ii
I8 as prize 800 in Maine state Lot
no. 10, sold in whole ticket to gem
tlcman in this town.
Another prize sold n; this Office in
Maine State Lottery no. "a, conbna-
ton - IS 43 came up prize ofSlGOO
Il was sold in package ofqnarter tic.
Another capital prize sold at my office
in Maine State no. Z, viz. Combination
10 30 prize $1,000 sold in package
quarter tic.
cAIlnNNE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

Newport. Sept. ~. 1850
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

MonILE Sept. z.
Health Of .noJae.-A remarkable evil
dence of the health Of this City is furnish.
ed by the fact, that during three weeks,
ending on the 9Th inst. but one death oe
Cured within the Corporate limits, and
that was black man Of dysentary.
Com. Reg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23

weakness Of has various a6vcrssrcs anu make up lor
his own naive ieebeness IN their divisions. lie has
reckNncd nn hong able to mike dextarous came,
by playing oft one party against another He "r his
s. cophans sad IN the Wings, Mind Won ID not press
me hard, or must take in the luskSsons. To tho
'Itrns they so,c, Take care, or shall throw our
selves into the arms OF the I4ibcrals To tho Can
ning party the word has been. Beware how ynu
dive us to IN" high Tories Cunning gcntlofnks,
ll'Gh-priGcip'ed statesmen Frank. open. s'taght
forward, plain Ceal,oT politicians. Principles thCn
are all the whll" mere nothing any more than party
attachments; aud you inst ready 20 follow the
bigocd rs Inc liberal course Of pulicv ii by 80 lor,
iii" great end o' your existence. lhe keeping vour
places can b" secured. Blu lc, the Duke, whom hi
panegyrSts nave iatiguud all by liud mr. for his
Ssgacltv reflect, that such hopes uhwIsC
and unthinklng as unworthy sagac Gus politician
as such mdnpuverIng was always beneath an, man
who pluned himself on p,in-deuhng straightforward
conduct. The Cath lie Emancipation has removed
nine parts IN ten OF the grounds of difference that
separated such able. aud v,r,uuuS aud hirhv hnnorn
bic mon as the Duke OF EiChmond from nrcn,a
spirits i.kc Earl Grey. II always stated,
main ohl'c IN comprising that great measure thai
1t would enable the state To pTni, bv he services
! all us abcst men This was the uniform Language
! oil those whose mighty cirrs, for ahovc quarter
! n cen ury, brought about the immortal triumph ~
! rchgIoHs liberty Shall they then, b. the iirst tC
say the separation shall continue, VIXEN the cause
alienation IL no more Consistency, princin'n. com
mon sense, forbid us 10 cXpec, any such ue--ra,ur
from the path of duty; and We therefore regard =
Junction OF the men OF SOUND principles al par ios
To give the country an "fliccnt Govcrnmcnt as ~,
cor ain result of the Dukcs blind obstjnacv and a.
, resolution To meet a new Parliament with the sam,
incapable Ministry by winch he greatly lowcre,
his own rcpu' alton in the old.
This article was written before tho result Of tho
late English Elections could have boon known Tina
result seems ~ agree with The scd in III,
above Mr.. Hu>kisson will b. m the opposition. -
Mr. Brougham has been returned for the County q
York. and Mr.. HUM for that of II .ddicsrv Ahou
10 changes uniivorhble to Tho ministry have occur
red.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23
From he Cincinnati american II OcL H..
HIGHLY IMPORTANT VICTORY,

i.EtrnJTItBTTY tTHtH.-I The CrucifY I)cIs1frI.
Our election - over, and we have abundant cause
cor rejoicing. We nave forever ostrated the Can
cus m tins city, md have crippled 1t throu0hout
the country that 1t Will never darr stand another con
trst. The GAIN for CLAY and the AMERICAN
SYSTEM IL no l'ss cheering nan cxtraord,Dary In
THE CITY, the Peoples TICKET carried
EVERY ONE Of the Candidates by handsome
mnlorItics. Mr. Benham, The Clay Candidate. has
run much nearer his opponent, Gen. Findiay than
his mos. sanguinc friends had expected. We hive
received the full from this county nor any
from Clermont. Gen. Fndlay goes ont Of th.s couo
~ with majority of about thousand votes and il
is confidently expected Mr. Bcnbam's minority IN
Clcrmont viii not be les than five hundred probably
six seven hundred This will give Gsu. Finuay
the Jackson Candidate n majority of ab ,ut five
hundred votes. At the last cleo, on he succeeded
against the Adams candidate by n majority Of ONE
THOUSAND SIN HUNDRED AND sixty
FOUR. making Loss since the last election Of
about TWELVE HUNDRED VOTES Il j..
however, loss than far 10 state that Mr. ,nham
received large number IF votes from Jackson men.
and was warmly supported by number o; liberal
political opponents II Is, however no less true
that ne yehcmSniy opposed by some uf our most
ardent Clay men. FL had rendered himself unpop-
ular with large portion Of The Clay party by some
expressions made Df his address The electors
and Consequently large majority Of those who even
voted for HIM were lulewnrm ~ their supypr Had
the friend, Of Mr. Clay nobly uaited upon hIr q he
would undoubtedly have been elected We know
personally that mIny ofOur po itica friends voted for
ten. Finhay. Tie ~ a very old settler hero, and
hrs personal popularity IL perhaps greater fhon any
mans ~ this Congressional - strict. Dnc vote TOR
Congressman. therefore, cannot be- considered fair
criterion toJudgc of the s'fcogih Of parties here.
But the poll iUr Governor, may he SAID ~ 30 n
far test, and we have trunYhcd g'oriDu ly Enough
~ nscctlnincd TO know thar DUNCAN NEAR.
THUR, the Clay and American System candidate,
has succeeded ~ this county by a HANDSOME
MAJORITY. At the last election Tor Governor
the Jackson candidate had naiory ~ this county
Of FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY votes
now The majority SIDE, making q GAIN
Of about TWO THOUSAND VOTES Gcueral
Macarthur viii douh' ics. be elected Governor nv n
majority Of from TEN to FlF TEEN THOU
SAND. DAN. STONE. an ardent friend of Mr..
Clay and The American System Is elected to tho TO-
glsa'urc by The HIGHEST vote but one. The eau
Gus party made desperate push against him, md
excrtcd evcty nsryc to defeat his election lie
was violently denounced by The Jackson papers 10
this city as warm Clay man, md for being ono Of
the most oficlpus individuals in getting up the Bar
ton dinner. This Is a glorious victory! il proves
that Hamilton county, heretofore Of the strongest
jackson counties in the Stat" l. r"gcncratcd md has
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23


OHIO III I-C,rfCN ,rt r. - -. NJ
woDdsnan contain partial rciurns nc tho v, IN tb,,
county Tho Rcpubrcan or Cl,y ticko, was -
head Tho DOLL for Goyc-n,r Ia "a ,oco,ycL
was McARrunn 55e--I,rc,s ic5 Tho eanc -,
per hns information from Waron copn,v which sto,es
that r. Coe,viv the Claw candidate for Corrros,
received r,oinriiv o"c5o Wiz orcr Sr,r,rs lie
Jactsor oppSncnf Il i. nrJcr.,ool ,i,, Nch,'
rurn's r1,io-i,v for Govc-,or In Var, r L,,,,cr
seven and .irGt brrdrcI
IN Belmont county the EcDqblirors b,,o o,,,-,,I
ri0nal ,rn,oot-narr,4,,t l,rir ,ssc,,i,y ,ot, .d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23

Since writing the above. we have received. from \
quarter which permits rs not to doub, OF rs entire
accuracy, IN" following socm"Dt oftne result of thu
elections in New jersey. Whom u - remembered
that. according 10 tho extracts which wc have alrca
dy published from he Ie'egr ph tho New Jersey L.
grsla'urc last year contained ~ Jackson and u CLAY
members, we have abundant reason n b. gralGed
that tho majority against rs has been reduced ~ rinc
Another year, and III" majority viii b. reversed; an
Other war and New Ic,sy " il rank herself annnr
thr friends of Henry Clay A change Of Ices 'han
coo votes would oven now have tnrnoI Tho whole Ic
Clslnturc 81 The S.nlc m nnr c.Nrr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23

shaken of PRESCRIPTION" "VEToES" and
INDIAN BILLS She rs rue TO IN, tariff and
Unequal Improvement. Doubtless there wore many
liberal Jacksru,Nns Who vot-d for MIR. Stone, but
they arr such ia cksouiHu, dcprccn'c the Prcsi-
dents cours" tow ards the lndans and the American
System. ALL the Representatives elected last year
were caucus lacksrniaus
We nave not received full returns but il is believed
enough Hsccrta ned to know that MIR. Reese is
tho only ono of the candidates for the L"gis
in'urc tia' l. elected. and hr pushed, IN very
many instances, by Hl, friends, ol inc ticket of Mr.
Stone.
Th great cHu'cs', AMI the one that cxritcd the
most interest, lay n tin Sber.Bv election \ DIES
prraic elliott made against the c0urus r.udi3eC
and orr pc:sonal tnGndsd Tor HIN makes u, deeply
rrgfe' ihn hc was 80 sadly b,ac Mr. EGENEHrr
HOUSE, IS the successful candidate. The vote hr-
tween him and Majnf Oliver very close one aud
4 generally believed that # the friends OF Cunuc
Maciarland had not pcrsistcd IN pushing hun when
there was no probability of success, Mao, Oliver
would have been he Sheriff w" have DELAYED ON
paper to late hour to- give much Of tho returns
possible, AM It Is probable shall be able before
our paper gees /" press, ~ give the full returns
+ of this county
We publish enough, however, 10 know that We
have gained glorious victory and our FREUD,
+ brNr' may rest perfectly satisfied thar ONO l.
REDEEMED. She has nobly followed in the trair
7 OF LOUISIANA, ILLINOIS Missouri, Kr>rucKY INpr
Ana and MARYLAND and generous and IutpigCn
as she l. sh" wal give HENRY CLAY I'D TllF
AMERICAN SYSTEM, a FIRM AND UN
e, WATERING SUPPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23

OHro.-The returns from this State, rs Ear as they
go look favorable for Tho Regeneration of tho Sta,
ana tho dlscn'h-almon' Of the Union: and give pro
mise that 'his powerful State Will return, with Marv-
land, 10 her first love.
In the I'd Congressional District, THoMAs CoR,vi..
tn" Clay candidate has bccn elected over james
Sticide ihc present J,cks,n member, by n majority
of $50 vntes
In thc i,h and .jh Districts, Mr.. VANCE and M
N1>1oN Clay members. have been reelected without
Opposition.
In the 6th District Mr.. SrA>nrRrY has been rc
elected y an estimated majority of 1000 votes over
Mr. .NIe7n.
lMr SrANErRRY came ~ the last Congress as =
Jackson man. bu' denounced bv The Government
papers for some independent votes which h. gave az
the las ss'on, and has been bitterly prosecuted by
tho Jackson paper in his District He was supported
and doubtless elected by the Opposition partv.1
In the oih D strict ". w. IRylN jackson nom
ber) * r. cleo 81 without opposition
In thr G:h District Mr.. CsrICuTo~, the present
Clay m"mhc-, received n Musk ngum county ma
lpri'y Of 500 votes over his jackson opponent Re
sui IN the whole ID tie, not kso&n.
For the STATE Leg stature
In .NASangu,n county, the Jackson MAJ 1fv has
bcqu reduced from 500 10 $50
L. Erimoni the whole Clay ticket has succeeded.
Last ,cnS it was Jackson.
In Psr1y. The Clay representative has succeeded
Fairfield, the Jackson d,to
Licking, tho Clay ticket Is elected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23

Tho celebrated American horse Tom Thumb who
tr ,trd 100 miles IN harness IN Little more than
ton hours, oyer Sudbury Common some time back
norio med task on Monday scarcely less surprising
and certainly imp cden'cd in the annals of trotinp
in this country. Shortly before Mr. ia kson Quilted
'hs country, he sold Tom Thumb To- Mr.. Osbadstonc.
some line sluc" Mr. proposed Backing a horse
bona iido his property, to trot G miles in hnr-
ness W thin The hour and TO be himself the driver
This challenge was Immediately accepted by gem
cmHn high tn" turf who bettcd COO to four against
the performance, which had never We, been accom-
pilshcd by any horse IN this country. Mr.. q. further
offered 10 axe four 10 that, WI the same horse
md on tho sam" day. he trored 49, miles within the
hCur-a ma ch which was also made by ano' her gen
fcman, who backed time to n larger figure. Tom
Thanh selected to perform the task and on
Monday a. took place. The ground chosen was
eight miles and half on tho Trumpngton road to-
wards Rovs.or, aud 10 return 20 within half milo
Of the starting post Tom Thumb took his daily
exercise over the ground that he became perfect
~ familiar with the road Shortly after 70 o'clock
Tom Thumb was driven on tho ground by Mr. Os-
bu3sstonc IN the sam" match cart i'm which he did
the former match Of 100 miles Ills coat was slicl,
and glossy; his name. fcocks, and tail neatly trim
med; and ha blood Ike points all prominently and
beautifully developed At the given signal away he
went. and nothing could be more easy and graceful
than his poce To casual observer he seemed to
bc doing nothing extraordinary. hut when you looked
round. and every horse III hi5 train in full gallop
no doubt could bc entertained tina. he was getting
oyer The ground az winning pace. The first eight
rscs md half were performed in thirty minutes and
two seconds lie was now IN tho highest spirits, and
'u' Of play, and his master having encouraged him
wrh q few words, hc increased the rapidity Of
his movements, pat his followers still more
upon their moilc and ~ Inc stop witches at the end
OF TIC SIX miles, had just five minvtcs 70 spare.
thus doing tho first part OF the match in fifty five mi
nu'es, md hnvng five minutes TO do the remaining
holf milo. u was in vain, how ever, that his spirited
driver cniC1yn1r"l ~ sacIon ms pacc-hc pulled
ow1v like n tru'nr. and closed his labours, accom-
pshug 'ae iil sixteen miles and half i'm three mi
mott rf..-
Throughout 'ho animal never broke from bis trot--
navor mrdc false step, or required The slightest
Punishment.
Tho conclusion % INC match was hailed with loud
chocr' oul nv" b~s ndgoe who witnessed the ncrcd-
Ibo speed of this little animal Tor he il scacr more
lhon 1'"r'orn hands h'chl oppressed their unquaf-
Cd oai"ushn'rnt ~ his powers. II was calculated
h" accomplished two Of The miles on his way
home ~ bot icw seconds over tho five mnnios.
on g'ng back &, Iie stall hc was well groomed otc
" h"'r'y mra and 'hcrc is no doubt could hav"
conp.i'hcG The s7mc task again ON tho same az
tcrnoon LoH3on Papcr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23

II0 a50Vo arc c0mpN1u nom DE Ohm papers WnIch
reached Us by the last na.-.b'R. Int
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23

PALrsrtyH The Modern Traveller gives nm nc
count Of Palestine, that unhappy country which has
found between the two extremes Of either The king
dom # David. the most hororcd and holy section Of
the earth, h. shrunk TO small trnct, which il
governed by the Pnshaw Of Damascus. The territory
Is less than that Of some American counties. Tho
surface Is various; there rocky, desert, meadow
olive. md pasture lands CaY71u is siin character
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23

yryE Ttiuls "Ihe party" in E,S,nn have lately lost
oi S pncpli Gen J. Boyn their treat
hun shows kind of puriv cscacv prevails
among ths1 Cen Boyd taken suddenly or four
months ago AMI evpecie 10 HIS Jackson
brethren could tor hn eSprr, bcioc number
them their Washington, furnished W recon-
'n"aitunns Tor III. place They had unqualified
fJt tho General could no. de merely to oblse them.
Mass Tribune.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-23

The bouere o: lie Mos, Gracious Majesty George tho
tou, cons'S'uso snuff boxes, rings have been valued
SINCE his dca.h, gnIdsnhs nj two hundred and
I'VE thousand pounds sterling, about million dollars
Inc goldsmith, offered To articles az this valuation
hn ' Majesty King William Fourth wishes TO keep tho
paintings i'r hls Justly il said by Milton.
"hat tie taPpn5s Of monarchy would support a republic
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