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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
Great Bargains,
JOHN u. NEwTONT'8.
A greater variety Of DRY
GOODS, and CHEAPER
than EVER offered

in tbs town!
In addition to our FRESH STOCK opened
THIS DAY,
NTORE Of those fno Linen hdkfs, at
lVl 25 cts, and 2s. 3D..
More white and red merino shawls.
More pevy cheap LEGHORyNS.
More Navarino hats at 62 cts.
50 pieces more handsome CALICOE6
At l2d cts yd.
A rich lot of (all colors) u,erino gauzo
hdkfs. nj 50 cents.
Brosdcloths--Cs sssimere Vestings--
Silk Umbrellss--Italian Silks--Nankin
Crnpes-- -Linens--Thread Laces--SewinG
Slks--Black Lastings--Russia Diapers,
and Csrpetings.
LIKEWISE,
The very best quality Of BED TICKING
at IS cts. per I'd. and large assortment
OF COTTON GOODS.
Store opon evenings until 9 o'clock
Our best endcavors have been to "pisass
the eye and suit the fancy" and il will cost
the public nothing 10 call and SEQ how far
our exertions have proved successful.
april IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
tPusLlc.--NO3 81


tPusLic.-N0 81.
AN ACT to authorize the I..gisters Of the
several Land Oticcs in Louisisns 10 re.
ceivs entries Of lands in certain cases.
and give to the purchasers thereof cor
tiicstes for the same.
BE u eaacted by the senate Gsd House Of
Representatives. sf'he Uaied States Of a.
atrica IN Congress assembied, That, in
VI cases where persons have purchyJed
snds vi the Unitsd States within tho State
y Isouisians, and have paid in full therefor,
Ind who have failed or omitted to enter
he same, the Register OF the Land Office
bf the district in which the land was pur.
chased shall, on presc ntation ofthe origin
h receipt Of the Receiver Of said district
by the original purchaser or purchasers OF
and. bis, her, or their heirs, cause an en-
sy thereof to be made, and give to him,
ecr, or them, a certificate for the same,
bpecitying the time when the land was
purchased, upon which patent shall be is.
med as in other cases: Prorided, hoicecer,
rnat il, in the intermediate time between
he purchase aud presentation Of the said
receipt, any Of the said lands shall have
been paid for and catered BY any other
person or persons. ignorant Of the former
purchase. the said Register shall no, enter
hs same lands, but may permit the party
o enter other lands, iu lieu thereof, of e.
sual quantity, within the same district
which may be subject to entry, and shall
give him, her, or them, a certificate there
os, upon which patent shall issue a. in
bther cases.
ArPAOvED: May S, 1890.
-..e0s..-.
[PUBLlc-No. 35.1
AN ACT to authorize the appointment of
= Marshal for the Northern District Of
the State of Alsbams.
Representatives. Of the Unitsd States Of a
usrica IN Congress assembled, That u
Marshal shall be appointed for the North
era District ofthc State Of Alabama, whose
duties shall be the same in every respect,
within said district as those required by
law to DO performed by the present Mar
shall.
SEc.2. .4ad bell further enacted, That
when Marshal be appointed for said
Northern District, he shall be entitled to a
salary Of two hundred dollars per annun,.
besides the fees Of Office fixed by law; and
the salary Oft present Marshal be two
hundred dollars per annunh instead Of the
sum heretofore allowed. The sum allowed,
by law, to the Marshal Of Alabama, for
baking the fifth census, shall be divided be-
tween the Msrshals Of south and North
Alsbau,a, according to the number Of souls
enuucfated in each district; and SO soon as
the Marshal for tho Northern District shall
be appointed under this act, the duties OF
the present Marshal shall cease and deter.
p,ine in said district.
ArrROvED: May ). 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
SCHOOL.

H,DE subscriber hss commenced the
II sumner term ofbis school At the Rod
man school house IN Newport, where he
will devote his exclusive s,ientiou 20 such
masters and misses o. shall be in,rustcd TO
his care. ELISHA ATKINS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24

According TO the annual report OF the
American Unitarian Association, the pres
ent number OF Unitarian Societies in the
U. States, 10 about 1872, Of which I'D are
supplied with ministers are IN Mssssehu'
Setts,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
FOR NEW.

FOR NEW.YORK.
From Providence. touching at Newport
daily, Sundays excepted.
RH0DE.iSL3ND STEAM PACKETS.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage from Boston TO New York e7--
from Providence 10 New York $5--trom
Newport to do. - 81, meals extra Pas-
ssge fromlNewport to Providence rs cents.
Arrangement for June, 1880.
~ THE BENJAMIN
AHH nu- FRANKLIN, Capt n.
.161&621f& s Bunker, leaves Pro.
vidence Juno I, s, q, ~, ie, -, %. at 10 n.
Leaves New York 3, z, II, i6. y, 20. at 4p.n.
The WASHINGTON, Capt, Con,p,ock,
leaves Providenss June 2,is, ~. ~, 81, p5, 3,,
at l2x Leaves New York juno 4, 10. Is,
10, %, 26, at apn.
Tho PRESIDENT, Captain n. s. Bunker,
isaves Providence, June 3, 7. II. 10, ". o6.
at i2oclcck,x n. Leaves New York June l., s,
y, ~, IL, -, ~, at 4 p. A.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON,
Capt. G. Coggsslall, leaves Providence Juno
4, 10, Is, 10, 23, rs, at l2 Al. Leaves New
York 2, s, ~, IL, 81, %, 30, at Ar. N.
Tho Packets, both TO and from New York,
touch ct tho Long wharf to land and reesiys
passengers.
Carriages always in waiting upon their ar
rival. June 3.-eplm.
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Printer Of tho Laws Of the United Stat o.,
IN THE BRIcK BUIGnuNG,
Opposite Mr.. Townsend's Coifse- House,
Aud South corner of Pelhans-street.
(Emtrance Pelham -st-est.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24
NesU Goods
JOB SHERMAN,

HAS just received his Spring supply or
IL DOMESTIC GOODS, consisting Of
Brown and Blcached Shirtings and Sheet
ings, checks, stripes, plsids, tckings, and
SattiDets.
A few pieces fine csmbric shirtIngs.
ALSO,
One case Of dark CAIICOES, stout
cloths and fast colors, for l2a cents Ger
yard. mo. lst, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24

VETM. MOORE, Tailor, No. 2C0 Thames
w Street, opposite tho store Of Mr. J.
Taylor, druggist, has received the latest fash.
ions from New York, aud is ready to supply
HE ftisnds aud the public with garments OF ev-
cry description. Garments made with neat
ness and despatch, and warranted TO ft lie
kseps constantly for sale general assortment
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-24

Passed at 4s fret sessions If the alst Congress
lPURLusHED Bv AUrnoaIrr.l
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ArpsovED: May S, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

moved further to amend ,h. b,,
paying TO Stephen Decatur's Ieg,l "
preventative. $4,000. over and -
his share, ms spPortion-d IN N. H."
which vas rejected. Ayes g. NJ s."
%. Mr.. johns proposed q ssb,,,,s,
for the ist section. so a. 10 ,nelu,i.
its provisions the crew Of the bo,,
taehed from the syrcn-reject.d 81
-. On this motion and on the nm !.
sell, a debate snsucd which oern,'',
The Comm,ttcc Ill 4 O'Clock w.t..
being concluded. 'O''
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03
CONGRESS.
From the United States 1tiegropl....
SATURDAY, FEE. 20.

SATURDAY, FEE. 20.
The Senate did not sit TODAY.
In the House of Representatives.
The resolution Of Mr.. DE Witt, aboI.
ishing the Office Of Dfaf,smap, was
resumed; the question being upon
the amendments Of Mr.. WicklllIe, TO
inves, the Typographical Depart
ment al the public service with the
dutics,o the Office. MIR. Davis. Of
Massachusetts, concluded his re-
marks IN opposition TO both the a :
mehdment and tho original resolu-
ton; conicnding that unless ei,he,
Incidence or incapacity could be
proved against The gentleman filing
the Office, or that the duties Of IL could
be performed With as much adyan.
'age, and with less expense, To the
country, twas inexpedien, 10 remove
him. Mr.. lugersoil followed in a ii.
milar argument until the close Of the
hour, alter which various nriyatc
bills were read third time and mass.
cd. The bill fDr the raj lief OF Mrs.
decatur was next taken up in Com.
mitire, aud the amendment proposed
oy Mr.. Miller was advocated by that
gentleman and by MIR. Sutherland
Mr.. Pearce announced his intention
TO propose a further amendment. Al
the proper time, extending the benc.
hts oil the bill TO the Ofiic ers aud crew
oi the Syren, and addressed the com
mitiee at length in illustration Of his
views upon the subjeet. MIR. Polk
TOOK survey u the evidence in the
case, and opposed The amendment
under confederation after which, on
motion OF Mr.. Cambrcleng, the CON.
mii'ee rose, and the house adjourned.
From The National Intelligence.
MONDAY, fEB. ~.
There IVES no business Of imro,.
lsDer acted on in either House Of
Congress, rxcep, ss stated below.
In the senate long report was
made by Mr.. Whine, on Indian Az
lars, from the committee on thai
subject, accompanied by a bill. The
report embraces an elaborate arcu.
meu', supporting the views Of the
Executive regarding the Indians, and
sustaining the course adopted to.
wards them By the States of Georgia
and Alabama. six thousand comics
OF che report were ordered 10 be print.
ed. The bill makes provision Cor an
exchange Of iasds with the IndIae.
residing IN any Of the States, add for
'heis removal beyond the river Mis-.
sissippi.
4 report was also made by Mr. Ii
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03
ARRIVAL OF Mr.. polNsErr.

The New Orleans papers announce
The safe arrival of the Hon. J. r. Porx.
SET at New Orleans. on the ID inst.
IN tho y. S. ship Falmouth from Tam
P'eo. lie rs accompanied Nv J. Mason.
Jr. Esq. Secretary 81 Lcgalion.
a iirc broke oat at New Orleans OH
the night az the SCI inst. which con.
sumed the warehouse of II. w. Pal
Trey, ON p"ydtas street, and about 100
bales Of cotton.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

Hayi. The schooner Oristells, Al
New.fork, which sailed from Port au
Prince on The Sis, Jan. reports that the
spanish lrigate Cssilda, from Havana.
had been there Tor "a days, having
landed an Ambassador. with autborif,
10 df'nm'd from III, HGyfien goeerH
,ae'R fhe Sponish part Of he hln,d.
The frigatc was expected 10 sail The
next day after the OriNclle LETT. No
thing was known Of the result Of the
embassy.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

On the 18Th uli'sp". ny the Bev W. Biact.
NJ se.0sos 4. ho1ttS 10 Ms NssY vs.
slsiA botht, daughter u hsF. John nOiey u
THIS county
On the I'D uis By the Rev. sssiy Burr.
NJ fssi uIS. n EredetGk, "a aiiss Sass
buSAssru Het;or. ogibis csuHiy
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

ADYAScE ov FonruNE. The prc
sent Lord Mayor Of I.endon was Tor.
merry j"1rneynan printer by those
BrsdAiions ~ wealth and rank "a h;eL
iad"ssry and honesty always begei. Ls
heeame proprietor of newspaper, and
hence through ali other advances. ~
she h'Kheot Viiics W his native city.
london paper.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

Capt. Cracker, Of the packet ship Pa.
CHE, has nov completed ose hundred
and my ftcO passages across the Allan.
tlr' wiIhoat having ever net with Sc.
rlOus accident At sea.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

The Sonfhera Ladimss. learn
{says the Nat. Intel. Of Feb. g.. by
an ofhciai despatch, received at the
department, that the principal chief oi
the upper town arrested the mail stage
near Montgomery, ~ Alabama: that
he declared that the land v as the pro-
perry oG his tribe, and that the stage
should not pass over IL. lie attcmpt,,l
the life al the driver, and also OF one
of the passenScrs. IL -. believed that
he acted under the advice ol some evil /
ldisposed white men. We learn that
the CIVIL authority al the state has been
called to the lid of tho contractor. aud
that the offender is in all probability
now in custody.
MIR. JEFFERSON.-THE INDIANS.
In . letter to General Knox, Secre-
tary Of War, MIR. Jefferson. Secretary
oi State, wrote N follows, under date
OF August 10. 1871: ~
81 am firmly Of opinion, that Go.
vcrnment should firmly maintain this
ground. that the indians have right to
The occupation Of the lands independent
~ The SiGfcs, within whose chartered
lines they happen to be that until they
cede them by treaty, or other transac-
ton equivalent to a treaty. no aci OF "a
STATE can give n right 10 such lands
thatneither under the present Copsti.
tuition. nor the ancient Confederation,
had any State, ar persons, a right To
treat with Indians. without the consent
OF the General Government that tina,
consent has never been given to any
treaty Tor the cession Of the lands IN
question; that the Government is de.
tcrmined to exert all its energy for the
patronage and projection Of the rights
OF the Indians. aud the preservation OF
peace between the United States and
them; and that IL any settlements are
made on lands not coded by them, with.
out the previous Consent OF the United
States, the Government will think il
sell bound not only to declare to the
Indians that such settlements are with
out the authority or protection of the
omtcd States, bH 10 remore them also
hy NE public force"
tMv"."us and Works recently published
WI. D, u III
The preceding extract was written
at The very time of the treaty OF Hols-
ton, between the United States and the
Cherokees, by which 1.-THE UNITED
STATES GUARANTEE TO THE CHsno.
KEGS all their ka,ds NOT previously
ct,!ed" Mr.. Jefferson was member
ol the Cabinet, and knew in what sens {
the treaty was understood by General
Washington and his advisers.
Mr.. CRAwFonp.-A late Georgia
paper. IN notice which it takes Of a
recent Charge OF Judge Crawford to q
Grand Jury. says" 1t affords US plea
sure to say, that his Honor is in as good
health as we have ever seen him. -
This Information will Cord equal plea
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

bC-p- 4 hoy = wanted. % hire, ~ he n
nee - ilte fsss ratss snd Hssoaysss. one
~ '~o csts % es<h veek. 20 carry pspsr
y :. nsce.sesy tat ise should be stssJy " b..
hsbas and ale 70 Rad.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

We find the following statistical &C.
count Of the Bap,Isis IN America, in
the last numbered The Christian Srcre.
fary. Total number IL Associations.
22Si Churches. 4354. Ministers.
&9li Total Members, 3O4, s27.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

- re Hs"-e0stie AID Frenet Totcn
S'o,' hoaa--On She 9TH sf Msreh next,
DESKS ~'ll be opened IN New Castle
IOr subscriptions 10 ihe stos 1 az a Com.
psay 70 snake Rail Road from Preneh
Town, Md. tsNew Castle Delaware
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

The Mercantile Advertiser states
that most Of the Banks ~ the city Of
New York. have resolved TO receive
and pay Spanish quarters of dollars NJ
twenty fur cents each. The real va.
Tue. According 20 the statement u the
""ee'Of Of the mint, is only SSi ecuts.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

Mr.. CRAwFoRp.-A late Georgia
paper. IN notice which it takes Of a
recent Charge Of Judge Crawford to q
Grand Jury. says" 1t affords US plea
sure to say, that his Honor is in as good
health as we have ever seen him. ~
This Inflammation will Cord equal plea
sure to his friends all aver the Union.
Nat. Intel.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

IErc-Thc store oG DIR. Shoe nbcrcer,
at 1" Maria Forscs," 10 this county, was
destroyed by fire. on Friday mornin.
the 10Th inst. Tie fire, we under
stand. was communicated from the
stove pipe TO rags OH the loft, and from
them to quantity Of powder, which
BILE up the building. = Huntington
(Pa. Gc-tlic.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

The following letter, addressed 10
gentleman "a Fsrmsille, enclosing
BOO, has been received by ihe person
TO whom IL vas addressed:
"Fcr sbou, SO stolen from your lsrxe iron
obesi.box N MsnelieSief. . naasheF II years
sgo."
The som returned exactly covers
principal, interest, sad postage.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

The Groton Hersld, in . history Of tha,
place, gives several anecdotes of the cldep
time. from among which IS taken the follow
"g sample Of The proceedings Of Tive Select.
mcn:--
January 81, lGS1.-It is agreed
upnn by the sclectncn. that the lndanes
shalt bc warned out Of the 'ro,s ne forth.
with. and if they shalt heglect the
waning and II any of them be taken
drounke or IN drinkr, or with drinke
then their persons arc 10 be sesed brout
before the Sclecimen either by eons,a.
bic or by any other parson, and be
punished aecOrdin as the law sloeth di.
rect ; and the lnformer shall be salts.
Ted Tor his paincs."
March %, 1850. Two Indian
squaws being apprebendcd in drinke
and with dfinkc broui 60 the selcctmen
one sqUaw Nebaienechin sQ4,aw being
dfuncse.wa sentenced 90 receive ard
DID receive ten stripes: the other John
Nasqunn's squaw was sentenced 10
pay IS. 81 cash, and loose her two
quart bottle and the iiqaor ~ IL. award
es' 20 serg'nt Lakin who seized them.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-03

""e" UP, anu Judge spencer, 81 New
York, finished his remarks.
From ihe National InfeIiigeneey.
FRIDAY, TEB. &c.
The drbpe IN the senate, on thinos
IN general. arising oUt Of Sir. Foot's
resolution, does not diminish in inter.
est, and seems hardly TO approach its
close. Mr.. Smith Of South Ca,ol,na
finished lis observations on the sub.
Jeci, ~ series Of pougcnt and preg.
nant observations. OtLer rcntlsme,,
are prepared TO address the senate /;
amongst whom more than one iad,eat.
ca the disposition 60 do so, upon the
Adjournment.
In The House Of Representatives.
lhe debate was resumed on Mr.. Con
diets Resolutions, aud continued until
the expiration of the hour. After which
Ihe House went into Committee o( the
Whole, ON the bail to compensate su
san Decatur, and others. A urouos,.
iiun to oil tie blAek in the Ist see,ion
Of this bill With 300. 600 being reject.
ed, u vas then showed BY Mr.. Stoygs.
that the amount 20 be appropriated.
should be distributed amongst she Of
heers and men according 10 lhe psovi.
SONS os Tie prize act aud carried ~
Tie afiTmAiise-es to 5J--Mr. sgorrs
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17
AGRICULTU RAJ.

A farmer in Baltimore county, who
has blacksmiths shop on his farm, for
the convenience of having his smiths
work done on the spot, about four years
ago, planted row Of young peach trees
along fence which ran to, and ioiued
his smith shop. ID this row ten or If
teen acres were planted the tree
planted next to the blacksmilh's shop,
Iwithout any design on the part of the
darne) accidentally had parcel of fine
charcoal, that laid on the ground, put
about the roots of it in planting. The
whole Of the row thus planted, began
10 sicken and die about the time they
began to bear, say in two or three
years, except the one adjoining the
btacksmith's shop, which to this hour
continues healthy and hourisbiDg.
The farmer, discovering the difference
10 the health Of his trees, about year
ago, applied the fine charcoal to the
roots Of the sick trees, and is of opinion
that he sees an improvement in their
appearance.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17

As two city merchants were couve,
lslng together upon business, a flock o
birds passed over their heads: upo,
which one Of the traders exclaimed
how happy these creatures are, wb,
have 20 acceptances to paw" "Yor
are mistaken, exclaimed his friend
they have their bills to provide for, as
we'll as we."
A M.-A religious society in the
western part OF Pennsylvania lately dis.
missed their pastor on account of mis-
connection with the masonic fraternity
He had preached to them Cor thirv
years, md at the conclusion ofhis fare.
well address he devoutIy prayed that
God wfuld continue 10 bless the mem
bers of the parish, and make their hearts
as sniff as their heads.
A Prince Of Bourbon imagined himself Ia
be dead and refused to eat. To preven, his
dying Of starvation, ten persons were introdn.
ced TO MIN IN the character of ilustrious dead
like himself, and they invited him. aft.r
some conversation respecting the world Of
shaoes, To dine With another DISTINGUISHED
nut n deceased perstn Marshal Turcnne. The
tl'nce acc 1p'ed his polite invitation, and
maze very heirty dinner. Every day,
whilst this fancy prevailed. il wa, nscoss,rv
to invite him to me table of com. ~, 6
rank aud reputation: vet in the o,bsr co,n.
mon aff',irs of liS, the Prince was not ;ncn.
pncitated from attending TO his own interests.
n rdrtaershF-lt would be good idea il
Charies the tenth should order the treasures
oil the Dey 10 Do rc-transported to Algiers and
go there himself as King of Africa. He has
an army AMI navy tn sustain him, and the
thing can bt done off hand
Loyalty In England, no sooner has the
tear droppd for his most sacred Majesty
DEAD than smile ofjoy irradiates the eye in
W., we lcom'pg his most gracious Majesty living
ihey have in London, given names to all
they wear, Fat, or use they have King
william hdndkerchiefs," "Queen Adelaide
bonnets,' eten the coaches have their fasci-
mating title+Thc Prnprietors of one coach
named a,tr her Majesty, announce tina;
" The Queen Adelaide starts from the King's
Arms eveT morning at half past eight o
clock"