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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-27

On Saturday last. Capt. George Max
well, who had been engaged for the last
two years in teaching Select School in
this city, was drowned in the Hudson
river, on the west shore, between Cats
kill and this city. Mr.. Maxwell set out
accompanied by his son and four or FIVE
Of his pupils, on skates. They had pro-
ceeded about three miles down the river,
when Mr. Maxwell. and the son of Capt.
Isaac Coffin and Mr.. Conklln Terry, who
were by his side, unfortunately ran upon
an opening which had been covered by
thin ice the night before. which broke
under them and precipitated the three
into the river: they arose on the water,
and for time supported themselves by
holding on the ice, from which perilous
situation Capt. Coffin's son extricated
himself by his own exertiong. The 9TH
er boys called for help, and man named
Pierce, living on the bank of the river,
fastened to their assistance with rope.
Mr.. MaxwelPs son, anxious for his fa.
ther, caught the rope andsrun to mis- as
sistance, but unfortunately going tod
near, on throwing the rope he fell, and
breaking the ice, was also plunged into
the river. The ice breaking loosed Mr.
Maxwell's hold, who having become be.
numed with the cold, sunk to rise nc
more. The boys were ultimately saved
although Mr.. Terry's son was but jusr
alive when rescued Mr.. Maxwell hclc
a Captains commission in the last war
was esteemed as good and peaceable
citizen, gentle and courteous in his man.
ners, and is sincerely lamented by al
who knew him. He has left two orphan
children, who were entirely dependant
upon him. On Sunday morning severn
citizens succeeded in finding the body o
Mr.. Maxwell, and conveyed il to hi.
mourning friends. [Gazette.]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-27
Fort Adams. Newport Harbor. r. IL
December 18th, 1881.

The publishers Of the Warren (R. ~ Star.
the Portland, Bath, Gardiner, Hallowsli, w
csssett, Thomsstown, Bucksport, Bangor, .
Belfast, (Maine.) papers (; Of the Portsmou
IN H. papers Newburyport, Salem, raunt.
New Bedford and Fail River. (Msss.) paper
Boston Patriot Stonington, New London. NJ
dletown and Hartford, (Ct) papers Of the N
York Courier & Enquirer. New York Anssrie;
Journal of Commerce, and Of the Nswbusg.
Y. papers, will please give the above notice q
insertions, and forward their accounts.
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<ew & Valuable Books

New ~ atNhOtS 1oNN'
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pr.ycr nooks gr, at variety end r'eg'nt enuo"
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summer expositorv lecture on Matthew ana sa.N
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Jnhn Cecil, A ii; new edition
Vol 81 of standard works OF the tro'e s'a' rPt;n
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DyspeVsM.

yuSHE subscriber continues to apply the newly disco
4 v,red remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made per
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places HIS
price is moderate. Application TO be made at his
Drug Store Fairfax street.
q general supply of fresh drugs medicines &c
on hand and offered rs low they can be purchased
in ,Iexana-i. Tor cash or the usual credit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-18
Tuition
and IN he Spa0ish and Nd7idh
Languages.

In Drawiuc, and in the Spanish and Italian
Languages.
~ PyNIsrEI respectfully offers TO he citizens OIL
>. Alexandria his services to teach IN the ABOVE
branches S.
Mr. pinistr is Az italian artist, has taught IN New
York for the space Of tw I've years. and IN this ps'c'
for the last three wears, an1 is now teaching III some {"
the most respectable families OF this place
Drawing is useful to ALTO young ladies' as an &c
comoshment and an elegant h"lsh 10 ther eouea
ton, IN young gentlemen, to facilitate and give AZ
Ierant ni sh TO their course pursuits, viz to law
yrr' in the use of maps direction OF land aci
nnctor for the anatomical study, drawing chem'cai III
s,ruun.nts &c to a merchant, TO understand STAMPS.
naterns &c to mechanical professions II Is not les,
ssCl No tailor can make graceful and well SUITED
ssss wbou, It: to carpenters, sbip-builders, house
hnjIers &c il is inds pens>ble: IN TACT there cannon
! No vii finished mechanic of any kind without
knowledge O. Drawing
Price Of Tmfion:
For pupil, "a lessons to a Quarter s'o
From 9 to 4 pupils do do e's"
IN q do do do 90
10 unr;,s and upwards do 90
vight class for young gentlemen %
References:
New York, Hon S Van Rensselaer,, ZION " w. "o'
don lste .,ayur: Hon. James Kent, Chancellor =.
Washington, y. G. Commodore Patterson a"c Mt
al.x,ndra, Chas. Chaplin, Esq. Thomson MASON
r.o late Mayor, l.. Lewis AMI Car"si' fsqs'
~ Inquire AZ the bookstore OF d. Maf'lh' ""e'e
subscription papers leit'
sep. Ut --------------------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-18
The Ni.ginia Free Press

r weekly ac"sp pr published at Chsr!eslown
4 Jeffars II Count, Nigna, at 81 per a"nu'n. pay
abe N avance II has very extensive circulation IN
the Potomac coua,rv an! will be found valuable ad
v.r,i,ng medium Tor Cit, a'ercha IS and Others. who
Nv wish to communicate with their ecnntry tritn's
she improvements now III progress whicn VIII con
meet more intimately the trade of the rc! Valley OF Fir.
gnia with Baltimore and the cities OF the ns'ric, OF
Solrmbia WIN s,grest to 4 nse concerned add
c,s motive for awaiting themselves Of the columns OF
the Yrce Press If sept ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-18
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOZ
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.

THING CELLAR FOR SALE.
nEsJR,NG to leave this town, l offer to sell my
- Dyeing Establishment. ei'Ler in wholesale or re-
INV BotIing Cellar, with all kinds Divine porter, ale,
beer bottles, hogsheads, &c
All persons to whom ] may owe are requested to
bring their bills and receive pa! ment, and those VINO
owe me- to come and settle with inc in the shortest
time or else shall have TO employ collector.
Having be told that some Dyers, my predecessors
in this place, had left it carrying away with them the
Goods or Cloths which had been put under teir care
any reports of The kind made against me, earnestly
reoues, al persons who have Goods in my hands, 10
com. and the same before the 18th OF octoser
inc, or else shall have to sell them for payment OF
ny LABOR. 49,; = 60 g. .I 80,
Porter to supply my customers
oct 1T
NJ C georgetown Columbian, National lnleigencer'
Baltimore American three times, and send their &C
counts to =. j. :.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-18
For weight,
Foy freight
Co., Hns,nn j. PortsmNNtn

tie paC .et bug LE.fDEH,
'{S FLANDERS, master, will have despatch,
4ssE '' NV 70 barrels freight. on appi!tNiIon 20
rteH ''>S JOHN 70. laDD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-18
'H'n Aiet,
70 Rent.
Tavern for Nent.

Tavern fOr Nent.
a,,,., The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
SsT1 Court II "use would be reI,ed TO II goou ten.
Z. X an f. one to Ave years. II is the only one
a..R: a, the place, is spacious and in good p.rs
having attached grazing lots and stabng tor ~
or 50 horses The furniture now in the house, WINCH
is OF the requisite quality and abundance, would Do
sold 90 TIE tenant very accommodating terms Pos
sessin, may be had LIST January sooner 1t desired.
Apply to doctor q. Johnson, Ring George Z IT,
w. or to GEO. JOtiNooN q w.
septl0-H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-18
TMNMMsiNN NNme

TnN Oaks &C. h rhpmsston lime, on board OF ih'
wv o~s Eliza, Capt, ooster, for sale by
o" y G. CsZENNVE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-18
>p,,tim0re pMcIetS.

- mi, line Of packets is composed II tour n"e
lsN. ,haDner,, one Of which viii SAT- from the JUS
: 80. r-om Baltimore every Saturday t"i
q, All oAt ''" IL " - IRWIN.
I y, 10 y. - ..-------------
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Cash fnr .EesrNes

,xyE. wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
~ Ne.roeq of both sexes from IL 10 Is wears Of
age field hsnds; also mechanics OF every description
Persons wishing sell wuud do well 20 give MS
CALL as We are determined to give ahiSher price Tor
slaves than all, purchasers who are or NAV hereafter
he in this market and M cer, icates required.
Any communications promptly attended to- W. can
a, all times De found at ourrcsiJeIce west END Duke
street Alexandria, ID g.
oc, & FRANKLIN & ARNFIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

Jeu TFsprit-M Clayton '4 y,
ApnI. 1924. the day Oh which the i"n -
passed, when the House had adlouF'eo', /,
Speaker was stepping down from his ' 4s,;., ),
tleman. who had voted with The maJ0%
to him. 1--WE have done pretty ven
/" Yes, returned Mr.. Clay, " we mao.
stand. considering we lost both our re-, =. d
inr to Mr.. Foot, Of Connecticut, anu ~ ;. II
of New York, who both voted aga".
though it was thought some time h"''''
would support IT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

The Bethany, Wayne county, IA E"T'I''
says
The largest Buck within the recol'ecn'a
our oIdesl hunters, was shot on the IO'h inst
Lebanon township. lie has attracted me a']
ton of hunters in that nelyhborhood Tor aoOu'
years OH account of extraordinary SIZE anu
been repeatedly shot at, but has hitherto ESQ
shot free. He was started on the runa"ay'
was greeted with fire from two hunters o., ~
use Ike language of Big Hunter "Nf, VIZ
]. Shields, of Philadelphia. did the JoC'
deer weighed before he was dressed mg
tired and SIXTY fre po,o,dsH" When cIt nii
Meat weighed 2lO los; Tal!ow' ~ ID, n'
lbs 6 W. Truly. our woOdInen mus ae"DO"
beat, as Big-Hnnter says, il the cry 'f"'
eclipse them IN this way.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

Political Bioekhcads.-1 nc'rT va i.
IL, faction, sect, or cabal, wba'sCc''i' |" /
the most ignorant were not the mo- ' ,,.I
bee is not buster animal than J'neN,F'o
ever, such instruments are necessary "
ans; and. perhaps. It may be with ''i'.I i.e
as with clocks. which must have some oe'u
hanging to them, to help to regulate u"
and more useful parts.-Pope
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

Eguicocd 1esiimony,-h witne'' Va, :.
upon last week to testify before the c"'nn :.
concerning the reputation. OF another "i WI,
veracIty.-"Why." SAID he, 81 Hl,u!
what to tell You. Mr.. sol nN'I.,.
and jokes and then don't believe hos; '.'
he undertakes To tell any thins Ior i '','' a.,
Iieve him abont as mucl, as dn III" 20
nsighJOrs. -WH: Gas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

FrighlfM Execution in Fance.-Peter lie
bard, an inmate of condemned cell in the pr!.
son of Abby in France, was for five months
expecting the final order Of execution. The
crime of which he was convicted was murder
committed under the most asgravating circum-
stances. He was allowed to indulge the hopes
OF a repreve. and even encouraged in it by the
turkeys. when one morning, at ten O'Clock, his
door was opened BY a commissary of police, and
he was told to prepare for death at four in the
afternoon of the same day. The murderer was
a man whose nerves were well strung He
bowed his head in acquiescence to the fatal man.
date, and showed that he had made up his mind
to the worst. All the request he made was. that
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

The En1uirer-thc scfconstitutcd Guardian o.
the reputation of MIR. Randolph, and the exposRoi
OF MS mo'ivcs-tclIs us the omission Of that zen.
tcInan to visit the seat Of Government proceeded
from no want Of respect TO the President-but
from the fear Of the effects Of q land Journey OF
lhirty-hvo miles upon his health TIC Enou;rer
further tells us that, on il arrival at New York
Mr. Randolph addressed a lottcr TO the President
expressive of his willingness to visit WASHINGTON
II 1t was desired; that the President in re-
ply, tatcd he should he happy to take him by
lhc hand, but that he, (Mr. RI must consult his
health &c. In virtue of this dispensation. Mr.
Randolph embarked at Baltimore FOR Richmond
The EnqSlFcT pref ssessnabtsity 10 give inforina
ton touching Mr.. RS compensation.
1t is from 10 desire to disturb the otju,u rum dir
H'tdte of Mr. Randolph--rnay nc live a. thousand
years-that we make an allusion TO his uufortu.
nate Observation-Disclosures for his farr, we pre-
sumo even his Richmond laureate viii admit it TO
nave been Bat reviewing the motives which indu-
ced the then Premier to tender She appointment
tne uucHling OF TIE same gentleman, manifested
IN his attendance on Mr.. K. at NorfolS-thc ac.
ceptance of the FIRST Office ever rendered 10 HIM by
the man who has been all his life abusing Office
holders, and Wanting his proud independence Of
Executive favoT-the submission of the presiden,
to bis nomination Of raw youth as his Secretary
the splendid antlcpations INDUCED as 10 the Issue
and the brevity Of his sojourn at the Imperia
Court-wc are constrained to regard the whole af
fair os altogether unique, certainly without par
allcI IN our annals, and dscreditahle alike 10 fbe
Administration and the Individual who figures n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.


Thomas j.. Burfooi, Esq. qualified as Counsel.
jackson VS.. Hcuderson.-Upon an appeal from 4
judgment of the Superior Court Of Law from Har.
rson couDty.-Arguments concluded by r. StauarS
for appellee.
Adjourned till tomorrow, 10 o'clock
TUESDAY, Ger. 25th, 1891.
ss5tedeH VS.. JohHs0R.-Application for an appeal
allowed.
Hi"n vs.. Bob, &c. paupers.--uPon appeal
from Judgment Of tho Superior Court Of Law of
Hottowoy county.-Argucd by G. Johnson and a.
-. Spooner for appellant and, B. w. Leigh and w.
H. McFarIand for the appcllees.
ADJOURNED VII tomorrow, ID o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, Ger. &c.
Brdmbte vs. BHlups.-UPon a writ of supcrsedc-
os to judgment Of the Superior Court of Iaw.of
Norfolk county.-Argucd by G. johnson for plain.
tiff, and 3. w. Leigh for defendant
Adjourned till tomorrow 10 O'Clock
THURSDAY, Der. 81
Jackson VS.. Liggon.--Upon an appeal from de-
cree pronounced by the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry held 10 Rehmond.-Partly hoard upon arra.
k--a,- a. IL I'll.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
From the SteubenriHe [O.l Herald Of Oct. &c
OHIO ELECTION

The senate consists of SO members, elected for
years. Of these l6 were elected last year, viz 10
Democratic National Republicans and 8 Jackson
ians. Of tho IL elected the present year, 20 are
Democratic National Republicans and Jackson
ians.-Dcmocratic majority in the senate, at the
ensuing session, four members.
The House of Representatives. consists of 70
members Returns nave been received from eouli-
ties sending SO. OF these, 80 are Democratic
National Republicans and % Jacksonans. Nine
remain to be heard from From unofficial infor-
nation we believe that these nine will be almost
equally divided; making Democratic National
Republican majority, in joint ballot, of 10 or 12
We shall publish complete list, as soon as we
receive it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
From the Harrisburg IntelIigencer.

TIE ELEcrIoN.-Our readers will perceive by of
fetal returns in paper of today that John Fox,
an ant-mason, and Christian Spayd, a Jackson
man, are elected to the Legislature for this county
The election has shcwn that a large majority of
the county arc opposed to Jackson. Mr. Spayd re-
ceived National Republican votes enough in Har.
risburg TO elect him, there being National Repub-
lican candidate avowedly rs such in the field. A
fact alarming to the Jackson men has been disclo.
scd, by this election, that if the Anti-Jackson for
ces were united, the majority, not only in this coun.
", but throughout the safe would be ovcrwhelm-
ing.
- so it is through the whole country If the Gle
mcnts OF opposition could DO only united, Gen.
Jackson would be left in minority so lean as to
excLe COMMUNICATION. He would not receive so
votes of the 26l for re-election.-N Y 1 o,p X ir.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

At meeting held at Orange Court House or
the 29l day II October, 1891, for the purpose. @.
eecting q eelcgtte to represent the Congressional
District composed OF the conrtics Of Spottsv.va-
MIA, Louisa, Orange, and Madison, in the A:lii-
jackson Convention proposed to bn held in Bllti-
more, on the 81 Monday in December next: Fred
crick Harris, was appe.,, ted Charm an and Rich.
ara cave, Secretary: Whercupon the list Of dcpu-
ties beng called over, appeared that the follow
ing persons were present, viz: Robert b. Scmple
]r Frederick Harris, Doct' goses.! W..IepaIetan
Capt Wan. Stephens. Capt. Eaton Stanard, Col.
Robert Taylor, Capt. Yclanton Cowheri, and
Richard Csve.
On motion, the following committee was appoint
cd by the Chairman, viz: Col. Robert g. TAYLOR
Doct. Joseph w. Pandleton and Robert B. Sem
plo, r., who, hagirg retired for short time ro;,,u
cd the following resolutions which vero unnni
mously adoptcd
Resoired, That this meeting entirely approves of
the Convention proposed to be held in Baltimore.
on the I'd Monday in December next for the pur
pose OF organizing and concentrating the opposi-
ton to the reelection of Andrew Jackson to the
Presidency of the United States
Resolved, That heartily concur in the non,i
nation OF Chapman Johnson, and Robert StaCard
as Delegates at large from tho State of Virginia,
to the proposed Convention.
Resoiped, That James Barbour be appointed.
and he is hereby requested to attend the said Con
ventlon, as a Delegate from this Congressional
District; and in the event of his INABILITY to attci
the said Convention. the deputies to this meeting
Vi " maturity Oh HhStn from the County OF Orange,
are hereby appointed a Committee to supply his
place.
hesolred, That we entertain an exalted opinion
on the talents, patriotism, and private worth, of
our distinguished fellow citizen Henry CLAW, and
would rejoice in iiis election to the Chief Mags
tracy of these United States; nevertheless we are
prepared to surrender partialties even for him
On the altar of the public good, should it become
necessary to do so, in order to froe the country
from the tyranny and misrule of the present ad
ministratioit."
Resotrsd, That these proceedings he signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and copy thereof
addressed to James Barbour and that the Editors
of the Richmond and Fredericksburg papers. the
Orange Press, and Lynchbprg Virginian, be re-
quested to publish the same
FREDERICK HARRIS, Chmn.
RICHARD Cave, Sc'cy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
RICHARD Cave. Sc'cy.

falkland Isldnds.-Thc schooner Broakwater
arrived ut Stonington on Monday last, from seal
ing voyage, in which she visited the Falkland ISL
ands. The Journal of Commerce contains ex-
tracts from her log book, by which it appears that
she pat in a. Port Lonis where she was forcbly Ia
ken possession Of by Vernet, the Governor, acting
as he said uneeg the decree of the Bueuos Avrean
Cover ment, forbdding all fishing in those seas-
"A guard OF i've men was put on board, whom the
mate, Mr. York, of this city, and two seamen, con
trved to shut below during the night and so rcook
the schooner She then proceeded to place where
some of her men had been left, landed the guard
took her own men and came home. All her papers
were seized at Port Louis. The schooner Harriet
had also been seized under similar circumstances
There are eight or ten other sohooners and severa
ships, about which a good deal of anxiety is felt
The paper we quote from adds, that our govern
ment has formally declared it will not recognize
the claim OF jurisdiction the Falkland Jslandl
set up by the government of Bueaos Ayrcs =,
n. Y. Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
TDe Constitutional agaute.
Tuesday Evc,sissg, woe. L.

The Tariff Convention on Thursday and FRIDAY
last was engaged in preliminary discussion, not o!
sufficient interest to warrant the transfer TO our CO.
iumns. Various Committees were appointed, among
which, we find the following:
To prepare an address TO the pcor!c
Upon evasons of the revenue
10 prepare memorial to Congress-
10 report upon the effects of the existing Tariff,
IN tho production and manufacture of Iron.
On the production and manufacture of Wool.
YIN tho production and manufacture of Cotton.
We extract the following from the Commercial
Advertiser Of Saturday,
The Convention assembled this morning at !
o'clock.
MIR. "A. III. Everett, from tho Committee appoint
ca TO prepare Memorial 10 Congress- reported
in substance, that it was inexpedient for them "a
idrait tho memorial at the present time in as much
as they Will necessarily require the information 10
be collected by other committees to nc used i'm fra
ming tho proposed Memorial. 1t iss1ikewise sup
gested by the Committee, that it may be expedon,
Ior thenl 10 deter the drafting of the said Memo.
Iia until after tho Standing Committee of the ato
Free Trade Memorial shall have prepared tho Ne
moral with which they charged. Under these
circumstances the Committee ask to be allowed ia
prepare the Memorial on behalf of this Conyep.
ton, after it shall have adjourned.
motion was made to recommit this report
with instructions to proceed forthwith with the Me
moral that 1T may be presented 10, and sanctioned
py lhe convention before its rising. This motion
produced an animated debate, which lasted nm
wards of an hour. The motion was regatved
motion to lay the report on the table was then
mace and lost, by decided vote.
when our messenger left the Hall, tho question
81 agreeing to the report, under debate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
Thursday EUcssSi,g, Woe. 3.

The Foreign News by the Britannia occupies our
columns to the exclusion of nearly every thing else
There is nothing yet defnitive from Poland. All
the rumQrs, however, favorable; the rumored
victory doubtful, though doubt can exist that il
any disaster had befallon the patriots it would have
been circulated with avdity. Good news must ira
vel more slowlyas the Poles are surrounded by ene
mics, not only in the Russian Armies, but in the
Prussian and Austrian Governments