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scter, was country girl, named Joan, o
Arc, who lived At the village Of Droing, IL
Lorraine a. Z ste yant at an inn. AT the
critical moment when Charles was abou,
giving up the city Of Orleans, which was
then beseiged by the English, the maid
of Orleans appeared, and offered in the
name of the creator Of heaven and earth,
to raise the seige and reinstate him in his
kingdom, by conducting him to Reims, to
be annointed and crowned. by the peo-
pie, this maid was considered to be a su-
pernatural being, invested with sovereign
power-hence troops who before were
always resolutc and unwavering, were AT
her appearance, struck with CONSERVATION
and dismay. Thus the maid of Orleans,
without opposition entered the city and
was looked upon as celestial delivefer.
This part other promise being performed,
the next, which is that relating to his cor
onuton at Reims, appeared to be more
difficult. The whole Of the country
through which they would have to march,
being in possession OF tho f English, ,Reims
being in distant par Of the kingdom
Bit Charles took advantage Of the gen.
cral CONSERVATION, and marched with
l2, 1000 men towards the city. The En-
.lish troops were seized with terror, when
Charles arrived at Rcims, its gates were
opened and, Charles was annointed and
crowned, A. d. 1880, amidst the lcudest
acclamatiuns. Thus was Charles rein
stated on his throne, through the instru-
mentality Of an enthusiastic girl, who the
French thought commissioned by God,
and the English considered her an agent
fthe devil.
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Ito be continued.)

erJs The Supreme Judicial Court con-
vened in Bristol, on Tuesday morning
last. His honor Chief Justice EDDY, de-
livercd brief charge to the Grand Jury,
in which he get forth in very clear and
forcible manner, the nature Of and the pen
aities attached to the only violations OF
law, of a criminal kind, which the Jury
would probably be called to act upon at
the present term. The Jury retired and
soon after returned into Court in the af-
ternoon, with bill of indictment against
Captain Sylvester Allen, Of Darlington,
charging him with having disturbed the
peace of the Congregational Society in
Darlington, while assembled for public
worship, on the l7th ofJune last, by in
suits, threats, &c. The prisoner was ar
.ajgned on Wednesday morning, and
pleaded not guilty, to the indictment, when
the trial commenced. For the defendant,
Messrs. Halle and Howe for the prose-
cution, Attorney General Greene: The
case was submitted to the Jury at II o.
clock, when they retired to their room,
and after remaining till 4 o'clock, and
there being no prospect of theft agreeing
on verdict, they were called in by the
Court and discharged, and the case was
continued till the next term. We under
stand that 3 were for acquittal, and for
convicting.]
Joseph Rawson vs.. David Anthony.
continued.
Martin Bennett VS.. Benjamin w. War
rem, continued.
Petitions, Jonathan Reynolds VS.. Cred
itors, granted.
Stephen Chafee VS.. Creditors, grantet
John Pearce, administrator on the es
tate of Smith Bowen, deceased, for sale
real estate, granted.
Richard Smith, administrator on thu
estate of fBetsey HorsewelI for sale Of rca
estate, granted.
Nathaniel Bosworth vs.. Creditors. do
Luke Drury VS. Creditors, granted.
Amasa Humphreys for sale Of Real es
tate, granted.
James Dimon VS.. Creditors, granted.
The Court haying disposed Of all thu
business on the Docket, rose on Wednes
nay evening.
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Don MIGUEL is about getting himsel!
into an ugly scrape A late letter from
Fayal says-The American brig-schr.
Ann Hammond, of Boston, from N. Or
leans for Madeira, had touched at Fayal
for refreshments, and was, So miles from
Terceira, taken bv the blockading squa-
dron, condemned, and to be sent to Lis
bon. A Spanish brig from Havana for
Cadiz, full cargo, condemned. English
brig Amelia, from Sierra Leone, full car
20, for England, condemned. English
brig Velocity, from Valparaiso, full car
60, and $500, 900 specie condemned. AL
to be sent to Lisbon. The captain ofthe
American brig was most shamfuly rob-
bed of his wearing apparel.
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tP An adjourned town meeting Of
the Freemen of the town Of Bristol, was
held on Saturday afternoon last, at the
State House; Hon. James D'Wolf, Mod
orator. The following persons were chos
en- Commissioners of the Asylum, viz:
James D'Wolf, Benjamin Hall, Samu-
el Coggeshnll, Robert Rogers, Jr. and
William X. Norris. No other business
ofimportanco was transacted.
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A man endowed with great perfections
without good breeding, is like ono who
has bis pockets full Of gold, but always
wants change for his ordinary occasions.
Trust him little who praises all, him
less who censurcs all, and him least who
b Indifferent about all.
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ExEcurIoN.-Tuesday, tho 2sth ofthis
month, has been fixed upon by the Cover
nor and Council for the execution Of John
Francis Knapp, convicted ofthc murder Of
Mr.. White
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kF We are requested to mention, that
the Rev. Mr.. FRIEzE, Of Pa~tucket, will
preach at the First Baptist Meeting house
in Swanzey, on Sunday evening, 26tll
inst. at early candle light.
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As a walled town is more worthy than
a village, SO is the forehead of a married
man more honorable than the bare brow
ofn bacaelor.
The creditor whose appearance GLAD
dens the heart Of a debtor, may hold DIE
bead in sun-beanns, and his fceton s'orm'
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Vermont Election.-The annual elect
ion took place in Vermont on Tuesday
last. Returns from twenty two towns re-
ceived, give the following totals for the
respective candidates for Governor, viz:
Samuel C. Crafts, Nat. Rep. l74s
Ezra Mech jackson 754
Wm. A. Farmer (anti masonicl 975
Representatives to Congress.-Hon. Jon
sthan Hunt, Of the FIRST district, and Hon.
RoIlin C. Mallary, ofthe second district,
have been reelected. Heman Allen has
been elected in the fourth-all National
Republican, Third and filth districts not
heard from.
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QUA oop, OUR covSrRr, ous-sELvEG
NORTHERN STAR.
WARREN, SATURDAY, SEPT. ie


WARREN ASSOCIATION.
The sixty-third anniversary ofthis body
was celebrated on Wednesday and Thrrs
day Of last week, at Newport. The heav
y rains Of Tuesday, prevented many from
attending, nevertheless, the assembly was
very large, and all the services were pecul
iarly solemn and interesting.
On Tuesday evening, Rev. President
Humphreys, Of Amherst College, deliv-
cred discourse upon Hsbs. xii. ID. "Ho
Iiness, without which no man shall see the
Lord"
Rev. Professor Elton, Of Brown Uni
versity, delivered the Introductory dis.
course upon PHILIPPIANS iii. 20, "Our con-
yersation is in Heaven"
Rev. Presd't. Wayland, Of the sumo in
stilu.ion, preached in the evening, to a
crowded house, upon 2 Cor vii. 10. "God
ly sorrow 'wofketh repentance unto saliva
tion," SC. At the same time Rev. Mr..
Sladc, of Somerset, preached in the
9TH Baptist Meeting House.
On Thursday forenocn, there was a
very animated ard interesting debate, in
relation to the object Of The Education
Society, in which Mess,s. Wayland, Fat
tison, Church, Shurtliff, DAVIS, Of New
Yo,k, Welsh ofthis town, and Philleo Of
Pawtucket, took part.
The closing sermon ofthc Association
was delivered by Rev. MIR. Perry, late Of
New HcdCord, upon Luke iii. 8. And
he came into all the country round about
Jordan, preaching the Baptism Of Repent
ance for the remission of sins" After
which, between four and five hundred
communicates sat down at the Lords TIA
BILE.
In the evening, Rev. Mr.. Philleo, de-
livered discourse upon Rev. j. Z. " Be-
hold he cometh with'clouds," sc. At the
same time, Rev. Professor CasweIl preach
cd in the Methodist Chapel.
The morning prayer meetings lacked
none of their usual interest, and were
well attended, notwithstanding the rain.
Much Of the fellowship ofthe saints was
enjoyed, and many hearty prayer wss
offered for the conversion Of sinners, and
the peace of Jerusalem.
The number added by Baptism last year
is 3O7.
This body, originally formed in this
town, by four Churches, and about 30o
members, has So extended, and been divi-
ded and sub-divided, that the parent and
the children now numbers about one hus-
drrd and irenty Churches, with one hun
dred Ministers, and thirteen thousand Mem
aers.
The number of Baptist Associations in
the United States, so far as heard from in
January last, il 227
Number Of Churches, 4271
Number of Ministers, 2,882
Baptized last year, about 10000
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sp We are requested to mention, that
it is expected, the Rev. MIR. BRIsrED, OF
Bristol, will preach in St. Marks Church
in this town, tomorrow.
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In England, a retailer Of small beel
had in his window" Trust is dead!-
Who khl'd himl Bad Pay"
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I'm ssernaI ssparat;on.-An English lady
lately divorced from her husband, went
over 70 France and turned Catholic, in or
der. she said, that she might not again be
IN bic company, either in this world os the
next.
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GIMME YS.-At this season ofthe
year, the time is at hand for clearing the
SCOT which may have collected in your
chimneys. Attention to chimDeys is
requirement which all are interested in.
Hence let each and every one attend
thereto. Attend to your cRimneys, and
save yourselves much anxiety, when old
Winter shall come in all its refrigerating
fury: And then, whenever a cracking
thorn may chance to salute your ear, you
can set quietly by your fire side, without
having to regret on account Of your neg
ligence or Of experiencing the narrowing
sensation, that the next moment the SCOT in
your chimney will be on fire, in conse-
quence ofits not having been attended to-.
Attend to it while yon have chance, and
by thus doing, save your own with
your neighbor's property from destruction.
Communicated.
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tice Meigs, and very intelligent jary,
case was tried which may be ofsome is-
portance, not only to newspaper editors,
but to the public. A Mr.. Dickie became
ia yearly advertising subscriber. to the
Courier and Enquirer some months since:
after short time, he thought fit to order
his paper stopped. As he was distinctly
Informed, when he originally became a
subscriber, that advertising subscribers
could not be taken for less than 6 months.
this notice to stop was not attended to-
When his account was presented to him
for liquidation, he refused to pay the a.
mount, alleging that he had ordered the
paper to be discontinued. A suit was
brought against him for 90 dollars, the
siz months subscription, and he, on pre-.
tence Of awaiting the arrival of a witness,
had it adjourned for three months, until.
Friday. These circumstances were Civ
en- in evidence; and the jury from the fact
that no less than six months subscription
would be received, and that this is not on
| ly generally understood but was distinctly
stated to Mr.. Dickie, returned a verdict
for the Courier and Enquirer without
costs.-[N. Y. Enquirer.
Handsome Re,cayd.-A Clergyman in
the West, who had I'm fortunately quarrel
led with his Pensioners, had the misfort-
une to have shit stolen from the hedge
where it hung to dry, and he posted hand
bills offering reward for the discovery of
the offender Next morning was written
at the foot ofthe copy posted against the
church door,
Some Miefh stolen the parsons shirt,
TO skin maugM could be nearer;
The parish rilI gips fre hundred pounds,
10 him that steals the toearer!
ALGIERs.-List of tributes hitherto paid
By different governments to the Dey Of Al
g;ers-Naples and Sicily paid an annual
tribute of %, 900 Spanish dollars. Tvs.
cano, by treaty Of 1923, was exempt from
tribute, but made consular presents of25,.
900 ditto. Sardinia is indebted to the
mediation of England for her freedom
from tribute, but she has paid considera-
BILE sums at every change Of consuls.--
Portugal concluded a treaty similar 10
that of Naples. Spain was subject to no
tribute, but made presents at every change
Of consuls. Austria, through the medium
of the Porte, was exempt from tributes
and presents. England made a present
at every change Of consuls. The United
States adopted the same arrangement as
England. Hanover and Bremen, Under
the protection of England, obtained the
same condition; but their consuls paid
large sums on arriving at Algiers. Swe-
den and Denmark paid annually tribute
Of warlike ammunitions and naval stores
to the value Of about 1000 piasters. Be-
sides this, these states gave, on the renew
al Of the treaties every ten years, presents
to the amount Of S. 1000; and their con-
suls, on entering on their functions, made
presents to the Dey.- French paper.
GIMME YS.-At this season ofthe
yoor the f;roa 10 NJ md for clearing the
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STEAM Boar ExrLosIoN.-The boiler
Of the steam boat United States, on her
way from New York to New Haven, last
Saturday afternoon, exploded, few miles
this side of New York Seven of the pas
sengers lost their lives by jumping over
board, and three of the crew were badly
scalded. One ofthe gentlemen drownedJ
was Mr.. Clark, merchant of New Ha-
ven.
.Abbcy Of Falra.-" There was found in
the Abbey of Fulva lbesides other en-
blems taxing Popish Prelates) the picture
of Wolf in a Monks cowl, and skaven
crown, preaching TO flock Of sheep, with
these words coming in pendant out OF
his mouth, God Is my ,oitness, ho,o ! long
for you all in my borels; and underneatif
was written, This hooded VOLTS the hyp..
ocrite, of whom in the gospel, Be'ears 81
false prophetr. This picture was made
200 years before the Reformation by
Luther"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
A CARD.

INTENDING to remove to New York in April
u next, It would be ungratefui not to acknowledge
the very considerable patronage have received in
Virginia during thirteen years.
particular reason for this notice. at this time is
tointrodnce to the public, Mr.. JAMES A. PLEAsAnrs,
who will continue with me until my departure at
which time he will take my place. Mr.. p. has been
for several years, under the instruction of Mr. T..
Parmy, formerly of London: and one of the most
eminent Dentists of New York, and during the in
disposition Of Mr.. Parmy, during the last Summer
months, Mr.. Peasants had the entire charge of his
professional business.
tons have no doubt he is entitled TO tho patronage
OF discerning public.
MIR. p. will insert Porcelain Teeth when preferred
although they are not generally preferred at the
North. jan 26-eo3t cad
D'The Virginan of Lynchburg, Advocate of Char
lottesvlle, Arena of Fredericksburg Ineigencer of
Petersburg will please give this advertisement one
insertion, and send their bills to the Vbir Office
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FoR THE VINO.

w. .. GooDE, ESQ.
SrR---In the late debate on the subject of the ap
pointment of Committee of Agriculture and Manu-
factures your chief objection to legislative
ment Of manufactures, was, that they would force
capital from agriculture to that branch of industr; g.
thus inure the farmer.
Permit me, sir, to inform you that this is n most
trte objection and has been retuted times without
number To render II at all available in the case OF
Virgnin, and worthy to be introduced, and to have
weight III the Legislature, il wnuld be necessary to
prove t..r f....If
I. That all the capital invested in agriculture in
the State is fully employed, -..
2. That capital so invested, yields n reasonable
profit on itself and for the time and labor aud talents
employed in the cultivation Of the soil.
=. That there was no unemployed capital in the
State. -....t ..a- 10
The failure to prove any of these three posi-
tons il death to tho whole array Of your Argument.
And have 80 much reliance on your honor as 10 be.
lieve that You will unlostotingly admit thar
of them eau be proved; and therefore, sir 1t rrcsis-
bly, follows that the encouragement OF manufactures
cannot by any possibility inure agriculture. On
the contrary by converting cutvaiors of the soil,
whose time Is at present unprofably employed into
customers of the farmers, the transformation would
be highly beneficial to agriculture. ....I ...'
To enforce this doctrine, add the melancholy PIC
ture drawn by Mr.. Rivcs Of Campbell the truth of
which unfortunately cannot be cOntroveTted 3D..
ut would scarcely be saiG that tho capacities OF
Virginia for agricultural pursuits were any where sur
passed, aud indeed hardly cqualcd yet her agri
cnlturists in depressed and declining condition.
Ifany one doubted this melancholy fact, let him ask
information OF the grower of Indian corn-the wheat
grower-tobacco grower-or the grower of hemp e.
fax. Look at tho low price Of land; Mt tho number
OF emgrans from their native state, in many
ces leaving their lands unsoId for want Of buyers
andn some, actually untenanted."
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MA RIME NEWs.
PORT of RICH.NOND.
ARRIVED,


SchT Effort. Bell, days from New York with
snndries, to Davenport. Allen " CO, Otis, Dunlop
a. co, Nash c NJ Mitchell, s. James g. CO,
rriplett. Webb. Perkins & Ha' ris, S Reeves,
l. IL bancroft. Smith g. Gordon, d Anderson Jr, J
Mckiidoe.1 w. Ritter, Thompson, M Hollins, ID
Weller, A w Noting, Workman d McGrudcr, J
Allen jr, Cotton & Clarke, G p Alriance, ] NJ & w
Willis, Warren d. Reynolds, NJ s Valentine, r I
Smtn, Baldwin, iyes& co, s ID C. -enstaw, Granniss
Son d Brothers, How e. Ross, and tn master. 81.
HORFOLk. Jan. 23.-hrrived, schr La Fayette,
Bissell, New Orleans. IS days. with sugar and mo-
asses. 9th met. spoke abreast of Wilkinsons PLAN
tation, brig Nun, from Hampton Roads--had been o
days IN the river. Same day passed below brig
Adams, of Norfolk, Wilkinsnn-had been Is days in
the river. Left schr Transport, Van Scfaych to
leave the Plantation on the 18th inst for Norfolk.
The schr Independence, Hooper, from baltimore
bound to RICHMOND, has gone up James river. -
The scLr. Alblou, Vennard from Richmond bound
to New Orleans, has gone to sea. e.
Richmond ~
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-dT AN APPRENTICE S wanted =, The Wing ono.

o. If Thomas Overton, formerly Of Hat
ton Court, ThFea needle street. London be living
in the u States, he is requested to send Lis addres
to y. w Leigh, of Richmond, Virginia. The re-
9nest is made at the instance of John Higgins. ir.
Town Clerk of Lancaster, in England. 1t is hoped
the editors OF newspapers throughout rhe u States
will have the goodness to insert this notice some
three or four times in their papers, for The sake ofthe
two strangers who alone interested in it.
ian 25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
TO The admirers of Ornamental Heads OF
HAIR


INNhE subscriber. who ha just arrived in this CITY
II from New York. offes for sale an cxiersiVa
assortment OF LaJs and Gcntcmen's WiGs an d
IoupetS, AL OF his mGnuf cture and at variety
OF prices that must meet ihe views of all that sre
desirous Of purchasing The assortment that 10 las
brought with him on this occ SION, is far superiC, AID
much more extensive than what has offered nj any
former period, consisting e the greatest yattetS
being characterized for their porulisr TASTE aud beau
ty. lie requests that those ladies' and gentlemen
wearing ornamental hair, and wishing 10 have his
splendid natural heads Of hair or half head dresses
commonly called Toupc,s, W.T. take tho cafli,s 81
opportunity Of hororing Inn with call.
those ladies end gentlemen who msy feel disposed
10 honor hm with their IS, he fsttcrs hiins rlf
from the superiority ofhis articles in very par,icr
lar, To secure continuance Of their patronage.
Apply NJ The Beelo Hoicl. Rietmnnd between
the R'nrs OF ten and two where The subscriber viii
be ready to attend upon al WI, may honor hin. With
tncir mtOand-. ISsdie> l.aving thcir orders will
b" waited upon 'mEnrd sicily III. say IN Richmond
VIII not exceed ten days.
! THOMAS QUIRK
! " All orders ailer the LIST OF March viii DO re
cs'ved at my residence in New York, No. 400
bIVsoNay ian 23-c.
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is Public Sale of Piano Fortes .--+

'zNHE Subscriber, wishing TO make no Ion ger stsv
IN town, intends to offer his two Yer v superior
fIano Fortes al public auction. on tv.tnesday tbe
niture Store. on Mann Street. These P,a,oes ~
i'eve, will be universally aeknowled dyed 10 be
or tn any VET exhibtndru this Gil g. sale. a as 4 ar
served IN former advertisement. one is Of the ve,v
Tree The ohsr IL ofnahogsny. and hat the richest
they both stand on large pliers and claws ~ 49,
mahogany and richly curytd, and nre orusmen,ed ~
beauti nj style, though not gaudy, aud are Ss,Snf
Ell wih black ebony-vthey have extra add, ionaIkrys
Persons wishing to purchase, will phrase to call an,
examine the Instruments c6uih TO tone and ijo,s
also intend, at the fine, 10 sell one aaI,
keyed hu'e and two double 1aeecets, one Of solSi
silver keys the other of plated gold sap
25-3t a..
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FOR SALE.

VIA subscriber offers for sale his Farm in lanes
City COUNTY, containing 725 acres Of land stu.
a,ed ON james River, two miles below the mouth OF
III, S.ossahohy hiVer,t TO which 10 attached excel
lent fishery and Ia well timbered and convenient 10
nayigable water. The above land is bounded by the
and OF Pine Grave and the land OF Green ssprinp-
he farm has on It comfortable dwelling house, With
ohr' Necessary OUT houses and good garden and is
well watered, and good range Tor stock of every
description The soil md with other
vantasss, age not inferior any in TINT neighbour
hood further description is unuecessarv. as thos..
wishing 10 purchase will first view the prelnises.-
For terms, apply to the subscriber =
WIN. J.. BACON. I'd
Jan d ia~2 G !nr:es CITY County.
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NOTICE..

TNO TIE PUBLIC As Mr. Nathaniel Fisher
IL has thought proper to make use ofmy name, as
he has done IN the public prints consider it doing
justice TO myself family TO contradict the assertion
in this mornings Compiler, and that have been au
thorised and can show documents that effect viz-
MIR. Claiborne has paid me SCI &c, Mr.. Muniord
10 %, Mr. l.. Webb l0l 67, Mcssrs. Lucke s. ST.
z"r 76 60, Ncssrs. Wortham g. NJ Gruder 29I 81 f,
Mr.. Peasants l0l ~, Mr.. Whitfield 1903 Is, Mr.
u. Poe SO 81, Mr.. N. p. Shope 30 OG, Mr. J. G..
Williams 90 10, Or. BrockcnhOrough 40 81, Mr..
Mosby So 81, Mrs. Wilds CO 81, besides number
Of others that can be shower upon examination.
Jan 26-ItF ALEXANDER MsNIEI,