The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

!. Ono. The Chilicothe Evenine
Post of Oct. q, gives the Official returns
from oil the counties in Ohio, 10y whic,,
it appears, the majority Of nen' VI Ar-
thur is 2i00 votes.
The rcncpei irigate John Adams,
just launched at Norfolk, is pierced for
26 guns, aud is decorated at her head,
with new blst of ,lic second Presi-
dcnt ofthc Il. :. whose name she bears.
GEoRaIA BANKs.-rhe Georgia leg
isla,ive doctors are feeling the pulses
of their banks, and administering n few
doses of ipecac to them. 1t will do
them good. 1t always does them
good " j. Eaquirr.
The Militia Oficers of the Western
part of the State of Y. York are hold
ing meetings IL petition C0agress to
modify the Militia System, So rs to
render its burthcaS less onespus. and
unequal, anu the Mili,ia more rcspec-
table In peace and effective in war.
L.. s. Ship Ler;agioa. Capt. Dorsey. of
schooner Horatio, arrived AT New York on
Friday, repor,s the arrival, onihe eth Of
sept, AT Malaga. of the Y. y. ship i."Sing
Ion. w Al. Hunter, f.sd commander, bound
ir the United States. W th The following
among o,lcr pas-cagers: I.icuts. Pauldng.
Dale AMI Taorburu. of The Navy. aud
Grimes, of the Marines. Attached Ia the
b"xin.'on, are Lieuls Forrest, Chsuncey.
Glynn, johnson, and D-as.
A correspondent nf the Nashville Re
publican states that in Franklin county.
Tennessee. there arn nine Revolutionary
soldiers, with oil of whom nc is acquainted. |
aud of whom the youngest is sixty nine
years old. The ages Of the three eldest
are, one hua.,rcj aud it;,r, oue hundred
aud four, ons' hundred aud three and nine. :
" five. All arc extremely poor.
Capt. Basi! Hall il preparing frng-
mtn,s OF travels III various parts of the
world.
.7a.i Masonic Contention. w. Paine,
Jun. Chairman af a C"rnmi'tcc of The Anti
Masonic Convention. in this State. has cal
ed state convention. to meet at Provi
i~ncc, on the 2oih of December next. in
nominate prox fr general uihrers. fm
the ensuing political year and for either our
poses. Prov. Journal.
The u. s. ship Nalch~z. Capt Newton
sailed tho 2i-t nf October. frrm Pensacola
on = cruise. The Eric. Captain Rosseau
and Pcacmk. Capt. M'Call, would be read,
TO sail in Few days.
The Common Council OF Charleston, s
&. have United Con. Jackson 10 visit ,hcr
city. II is said that h. will accept the in
vitation, and may be there so,nc time Ia
May.
The Tuscaloosa, fAla. Inte'ligencer Of
the Doth ult. states that the Buitahaichi"
Baptist Association. at its late meeting. IN
stead Of addressing their usual circula'
20 The churches imposing the association
substituted Colonel John sons Justly ccle
bra,od Sunday mail report.
Fuel is cheaper in New-York this
season, than it has been s,nce 1856,
chiefly owing To the rivalry of the Lc-
high, Schuylkill and Lackawana coal
companies.
ExEcrrIoH.---At West Chester,
Penn. on Monday last, "a colorel man,
called Edward Williams, was sentcnc
ed TO death, having been convicted last
week of the murder Of his wife, whom
he poisoned in May last.
Edward r.. Shuhrick, Esq. has becn
appointed To- tho command of the u. :.
ship Vincennes, now lying at New
York.
The Creek Indians who moved be-
yond the Mississippi, are stated to have
raised surplus of soto 90, 600 bushels
of corn tho past season.
a child was burnt 10 deail, NJ Ro-
chester. Y. Y. last week. N is said
the mother was so intoxicated n TO be-
unable to help the child out of the