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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22

The States Committee for the inves-
tigation of the charges made against ma
sons, by the anti-masonc memorial now
pending before the General Assembly =,
after laborious attention to their duties
in Providence, for some ten or fifteen
days, adjourned on Saturday last, as will
be seen by the following "notice," to
meet in this town. Messrs. Hazard and
Cornell of the committee, commenced
the examination Of witnesses in the Court
House in this place, yesterday morning
at II o'clock. How long the labors of
the committee will be continued, we are
unable to say. We have seen enough,
however, to satisfy us, that the commit
tee are determined to complete the duty
ASST gned them in the most thorough and
searching manner.-Ifthere is any thing
mschievous or dangerous in the Maso-
mic Institution, it would be utterly i'm
possible for it to escape the vigilance of
the gentlemen composing that committee
sF NOTICE. 4Hs
The Committee appointed by the Gen
eral Assembly at their late October ses-
sion, to inquire into the grounds of the
charges in circulation against ireemason-
ry and lreemasons in this State, give no.
tice that having been in session since the
sixth inst. and having fully examined all
LaI Al Al
selves, Except number ofmasonc wit =
nesses whom they shall require to be be-
fore them at their adjourned meeting, y s.
all who have presented themselves or
have been brought forward by others, for
examination, they shall adjourn to meet
again at the State House in Newport, on
Wednesday the 2lst of this month, at 10
o'clock M. when and where they will
proceed to examine all other witnesses
who may come or be produced before
them, as well as all whom they may them
selves find it proper to call before them
The Committee also give notice that, it
having been and still being their inten-
ton, as they had publicly announced, that
every question important or unmportant,
handed in TO them by any by-stander, or
any individual whatever, should be pro-
posed to the witness at the time he was
under examination; if any by ISLANDER or
other person is under the impre tn
any question by him handed in was not
proposed by the Committee to the wit
ness to whom it was wished that it should
be proposed, and such person will again
hand in any such question to the Com
mttee, the witness to whom it was wish
ed that such question should be proposed,
shall be again called, and the question
nut to him, if any member of the Com
mit,ee shall be Of opinion that any such
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22

NoTrcE.-A meeting of the Newport
.4ssociate Society," will be held This Ev-
ening, at half past O'clock, at the Ma
sonic Hall. GEO. G. KING, Sec'ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
che Constitutional exabtH.

CUsIoUs SPxcINEN RulAiS0.-'phe Lundon
atlas, in q notice Of the 6hh number Of The rorsigs
Review, Art. Antiquity Of Ryming, mentions one or
two instances Of ancient industry the
Of verses. which great ssrosities. One Of thsm
10 roen written by Bastsn, Carme!its Monk, who
was carved IN the train Of Bdwsrd the second, to
celebrate his expected triumph ovss Robert Bruce.
Uunfnrtunatsly, the bard taken prisoner at the
battle of Bannockburn, and the harp that hay
immortsliEcd the English monsrch's glory was en-
p'oyed IN the service OF HE gonst. The follow
Ing - IN exrac, isow the poem sung in honor Of the
occasion; the horrors and tu0ult Of the conflict are
almost expressed by the sound Of the words; the
ALTERATION 10 rich, even to the English reader
Est door immensus, ssats dolors doorsm;
Est Juror accensus, stinuaRe frse furotes;
Est csnior cIescens, ierente PTisIs priorem;
Eat vslor areseens, Iusirante valore valoreu;
Est ss!cr sTderens, nichte Galore cnloreo;
bst :ens dsn,e,cens, reprobHate minors minofeg;
Eu stuPsr asditus. Seminante stupoIs suporsn,
list populus tr'us. perdsnte teuorsm;
SnsGit rsGiius, fusdente eruoen;
n""e '"or q" 'enn' nenen'e 'imos 'norsn'
Plss, plansit clansiI Sod guam eoussuio tanxi,
Nu"e p'a"g" hsnsh vines, quas 'e'ous s"si.
lasul,is .tultu. pradeniur sdine euu.;
SinSuhus multus srumprab ssSsre vultvG
Dsscendens, hendsns, pedbu gems Sc otics isndens,
Dsisnsen', vendens sua. prod, dra Iepsndens
Hie rapt; hc capt.; hic teri hc tert dolores,
Nex tonss re souat he Iuii; hie lun; rodo res.
fic seeat; hio nscat; hic dOcet; fugatv
He atst, hc Paiet; hic prsmi hc sen he suTers,ur
He remn, he hemi: hic Isves h,e cavei; isie lgaur
Hic iegt hr egit; hc meiii; bic petit spoliaur
Creseii 10 edia; corpora, prGda drip,untur;
hsu nu Heres, m lies Ct heres, nhciunter, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
the MARCH OF SEDlTION.
HcrNr
Sr,ne-A Frsnch Pyopinci,I (s,,,, nj .L,,G,

Sf'ne-A Frsnch Provincid Con,, nj Ja,Ge,. p
Time June 1890
me Judge. GenI arrnes, bring IN th. noxt p,i.or.
r Tor Judgment Prisoner, Whist are your cbr,.,,,,
and surnsmess " ' '"'''''"
Prifonsv. Pierre Roehet.
Judge Pierre Rochct, you have been convicted
OF publicly uttsrng sedous cries against the illus.
Houo monarch who governs this now hsppv cnun,yv
-agsin-t him who worthily nhori,s inc nIdcs, ~
most glorious monarchy Of the world, and whose
pa'srnsl swAy has restored to France ali boy Goy-
NOR splcndour. The well disposed ini,obitsnts ar
ths good cry Of = have been struck with horror
nearing you alright the peaceful street with cries
W. o% Chdri,' \. What have you to sow
judgment should not pass sgainst YOU
In"ner' My Lord Judge, saving your lprtshio's
Pfesenes,'he cry etcSped me v hon was = ln,tl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

.psy.-n the .gend'arme whs brought me before
your ludgeship has good reason to know, because II
was he who made mo So
Judge. Prisoner, offence like YOURS can find
no excuse IN the plea which you have urged The
Court condemns y"u, Pierre Roehet, to pay a fine
g twenty francs, 10 be imprisoned for three months
aud to dcfrey the exprnecs Of this suit.
ScENE IL.
Tia same Court tn October, 1880.
J"dse Municipal Guards, briug IN tho next pri-
soner for judgp,sn, Prisoner, what are your chris
tain and surhsm-s
Prisoner. Pierre Rochet
Judge Pierre Rochet. you have oeen convicted
OF uttering sedioss crcs against the illust rious
monarch who governs this now happy country. and
whose paternal sway promises to restore Ia France
al hef hrmcr spendors. All the we.l-disposcd in
habitants Of this good city of - have been struck
streets with cries Tfrs Chdries "! You have lifted
t5rant whose name Is for ever prescribed IN the
country which no sought 10 destroy. What have
you to say why Judgment should not pass sgaina,
you'
Prisonsr. My Lord Judge, saving your Worship
presence have been in prison for the last three
months for-ss your worship may perhaps remember
was your worship who good enough 10 send
me there They did not provide me with nCwsps pcrs
while there-l only came out the day before ycster-
day-and not having any desire To 60 in again
cried pire Chnries \! the moment | get out: or
which, they brought me here
Judge Prisoner, an offonce like yours find nc
excuse in ;he plea which YOU have urged. The
Court condemns you, Pierre Rochet, to paw fine of
twenty francs TO br Imprisoned for three mo,h, md
10 dcfray The expences of this ssit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

.,. From ne N: York Dolly .1dreytss-, april 7s
tour-lhe news received from England has had =. ,t
voaoc effect on our Flour Market which Was IN ,.,, a
'n state much So tina, is .lmo,, ,mpo.sib. -
give luo'son' he holders had submitted to al, d.c
which purchasers had insisted on Common b,,nd. w
were IN some Instances sold at S. so New Y.S
,,nd az So 20 ~ Inc market will probably assume
rt,r rSo" ne ~, ~ Jour Of Com April &c, 2PM
III. MAXINE IN Common Flour has, be., oe.,.l
this morning at $685. Western was sold in ,nau $3.50. ~
ia T, a SSo oet little dong Cotton so, so
.. e".n'' speak oi The weather in March ~ On.
usually favourable for agricultural pursuits " "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
Extract Of a Letter. dated

~, 49,, LONDON, 3lst NARcH, 1881
me Old World is breaking up The Claytor,
VI VI tue image arc crumbing. There must be a
war; Young France will not look on and sea m.
orave Poles dcvoured by hordes Of Russians-or M.
hame OF Liberty IN Italy smothercd by tho Au,-
Tran cxtnguisher.
Inc sympa'h'es OF England are undoubtedly in
favor of Po'ond and Italy, but at present tbes. :,
pa'hes are absorbed in the great question Of Re-
icrm-A question which may DO considered =. set
oen' The King stands by his Ministers
But he is sssaicd rongly by some members Of hi,
FAMILY ia opposition and feeling no great reverence
Tor h'ngs' or confidence in them, shall not DO eur
Ptiseu I" see the same trick played with the prs,
eni, as with the last Wing Ministry F'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

D'srREssI>c SaIrwREcK.-Schr. Susan g. Mar,
ron 81 John N. B. for PASSPORT, went ashore ss
Beaver Harbor, in the gnle of OH ;n,, ,nJ ~ az
board 'oere drowned Their names were Rob.,,
Motifs ana his sister Mary, of Eustport, Wilmons
ne''les, OF Campo B"llo, Hugh M'Dufie and James
of MISS NJ. ~'P' '"a'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
TerDSichOre Hail,

M n BOSSlEUN respectfully acqua ints his
lFh scholurs their paI snts and hi, patyon, H.,
hs last Practising Co ilon Party will take plaes
THIS Evening to which he hopes TO see all the adde's
VINO have favored him With their presence, to hin
assembly Balls, as well as his Cotillisn Partias
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
S& aretur NF&na.
PORT OF RICU M ~

ARRIVED, ----
Sehr riutaTch, from Baltimore, with sundries q.
Luck. o. Sizer, Davenport, Allen q CO Lanc,s,.r
Denny u CO., Hubbard & Gardner Perkins a H.,l
rus l. Webb & CO, s. Goode, J Winston =
Mckildoc, T Blair. ID Burr, Van Lew g. -
and R Trpet - co.
TO order. ' o'''''
Schr Jane. Alexander. from Norfolk, with s.,-
dries. to OTIS. Dunlop g. CO., and c Ellis
Sehr Arladne, Jeffties, from York. via Norfok
Sioop Westport, Cary, from N York, ballast.
SAILED.
Schr Amty, Townsend, for Saugertias. coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
BosroS, April 25.

~, ~ :, -. - BoSros, April IS.
inc inc u - snip Peacock, Capt Mccall, arrived
at this port yesterday from Havana. wbcnc. .Ss
sailed nh INST with two Of the pirates ofthe brio
Orbit OF New York 'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

Hir-The Alexandra Gazette Says, "the unH
cabinet having resigned, tho CIPHER at the head of
The Government, ought to follow the example"
As proof that the arrangement of the General
Post Office has been such as to warrant what We
say OF 1t and much more, We ask attention to the
'"iio"hg very singular statement addressed 10 the
Editors OF tho National lptclrcnccr
PiNEvnLr. ). c. ArniL, II, 1881.
.hssirs. Gales L. Ssaion:
regret to state, that in consequence of some do
rangsmont IN the Post Office dcpa rimsnt no contract
has oceh made Tor trarsportJn OF the mail TO this
place anu that tins imme datc section of country IL
excluded from the benefits OF orc of the expire sod
provisions Of our national Cons,itution-tbc cs,,
biishment ofpos offices Will 1t be- credited t,r the
strong assurance made TO is Of muliifa rious abuses
under the preceding Administration Of thi, depart
ment and ihe Proirrs of prompt remedy by the as
pirants 10 once, that q section of country emhracinr
within lis hnhts community respectable from In,
wealth. the intelligence and the NOR al influence oft
members is dcprivedby the omissions Of the prlncpal
ofpcsr IN tho department, ,f the fac ics Of commuu
ea'on win other sections Of the country md of the
means although provided for by law of ob, aiming IN
formation the political and her occurrences Of tho
day. For more than three months past we ha va been
ndeb cd to the public spirit Of the former or
TOT the tFansporta of the mail 10 his place He has
cont nued 1t upon his own responsibility and from tho
neglect OF the head OF the department To renew tho
contract he has done 1t appears wit hout nny So
sur''y or legal claim of rcmunera alton. He la, M
enE'h discontinued the route. and our Postmaster
General has thus completely placed us I'm the dark
Not 40 was It under the able mana cement of h q
predecessor III office. But this We are told il thu
happy era of re,renchmcnt and reform C.balistic
words
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

q Divine service may be expected, at
the Presbyterian Church Shockoe-in to.mor.
NOW at o'clock in the forcnoon-and at tho Ia,
rre'Oyterian Church, at o'clock in the afternoon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

II RELIGIOUS NOTICE The Rev M
Coleman Editor of the Gospel Herald, New Yoyk,
will preach IN the Capitol tomorrow at / o'clocL
A. NJ. and at ! o'clock p NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

u The new Court Of Appeals yesterday hold its
first session and reappointed its old officers All the
Judges present. No appointment Of Clerk OF
LcwIsburg has yet been made.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

ME Corn Mill of the subscribers is again
in operation, and customers can now bs snoni;'
ed WIN meal =. HAXALL g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

a hir'-The Alexandra Gazette Says, "the unit
Caonct having resigned, the CIPHER at the head Of
Inc government, ought to follow the example"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

New Splendid Map of the World.
4 OST published by H. s Tanner-for sale N
u mp 80 r. l. SMITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

~ I. SMITH is now opening a laroe sunnlv oe
u. the publications of the American sundav
School Unioa, and Of tho Prot Epis s. School
onlon-.mong which all their late issues. an 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-27
District Of Columbia.
I'm,

alexandria County, Set.
q NOVEMBER TERM, 1880.
BEN amin Plum, Annas sanford0
Plum, and Jane Eliza Plum,
Compartments,
against ,n cu,,
Joseph Biscoe Plum, Rebecca Eli (i> SnhNCLhf;
zabeth Plum, Sarah Fideha
Plum, and Jacob Bard Plum
Defendants,
The defendant, Joseph Biscoe Plum; not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the statutes and the rules of this Court and it appear.
ng 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that the said To-
seph Biscoe Plum is not an nhabItant of the District
Of Columbia; on the complsnants' motion, by their
counsel, it is ordered, that the said Joseph Biscoe
Plum doappear here on, before, the first day of the
next April term Of this Court and er the bill of the
compliments, and give security for performing the de-
crees of the Court; and that copy OF this order
be forthwith published in the Alexandra Phenix
Gazette for two months SUCCESSFULLY and another CO.
py posted at the front door of the Court ouse of the
said County
Copy Test:
EDM l. LEE, C. C.
jan 6-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-27

jan 6--2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-27

Piano FOrtes.

One plain Piano Forte, with extra additional keys
" frets, &c.
One round cornerd ditto, with extra add tonal keys
frets, &c.
One round corner'd ditto, with draws, and metal
lie plate the effect of which is to increase snd improve
the tone.
One projecting comend Piano, with carved draws.
frets, &C.; extra additional keys
The above are Just received from the celebrated
nusctory of Messrs Loud Brothers, of Philadelphia
and are offered for sale at Philadelphia prices, with
expenses of getting them here lhey ma. be seen at
the Office of Bernard Hone, Esq OH King street, few
doors above Washington street.
Applyto GEO. JOHNSON.
dec Is =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-27
CUT Glass and Cr0ckery

EHLEGNNr cut glass bowls; do lamps
IA Gold banded cups aud saucers
10 do cup plates
l set ensmeled chins teas, 81 pieces
Edged plates and dishes
Glass toy tea sets, &c. sc.
Just received AMI for sale by
i'm 8 GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-27
nyspepsiG
District af Columbia,
alexandria County, Set.
NOVEMBER Term, 1850.

.TSTuUUW COtUuy, cCt.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1850.
Richard johnson and I homas John l
son, trading under the firm of
Richard Johnson < Son, Com
plsinants, PIN CHANCEhf'
against
William Beverly and Horato Cla
gett, Defendants,
'sSHE Defendant, illiam Beverly, not having en-
tered ms appearance, and given security accord
ing to the statute and the rules Of this Court, and It
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the said
iam Beverly is not inhabtant OF the District Of
Columbia, the motion OF the Compartments, by their
counsel, it
Ordered, That the Defendant, William Beverly, do
appear here before the first day OF the next Apr
Term of this Court and answer the bill OF the Com
plsinants and give security for performing the DEGREES
of this Cour,; and that the Defendant, iiOra,o Claget
do not pay away or the debts by i'n owing to-
or the money! estate, effects in his hands, belong
ing to the said absent Defendant William Beverly I'M
I'll the further order and decree oftns Courts and that
copy of this order be forthwith published in the Alex
anrIa Phenix Gazette for months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse Of said County.
Test: EDH L. LEE, Z. u.
dec S0-2n
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-22
JUsTE.
For he .4rkansas .4dyocate.
II,

In my former communication, trust 1t was pretty clearly demonstrated, tilat there was nothing more abhorrent to the spirit and genius of our government and eur re- p,; ,;b,ican institutions, than a relentless per- scouting spirit of prescription that it has inspired it's yotaries, at all times, and in all countries, with savage feroclty, and plunged the fatal dagger into innocent blood that ii would be the disgrace ofrea- son, the grief of wisdom, and the most un- pardonable folly in free men, who know how fa appreciate their rights, to aid and assist in eIevating to public office, men act inr under its baneful and 'mischievous in- auence. As freemen--as Americans-who are determined to maintain the blessings of liberty hequeathed to us by the treasure and blood of our forcfathers, with indigna- ton we will seorn to yield obedience b tie mandates of would be dictators, Who assume to themselves the arrogant usnrpa- ton 10 regulate the feelings of our hearts,
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-22
4,,sH.Ar NT~yvyFb.Ha

1eoo and SHOE 1Iskcf, respectfully informs lis friefds and tise ?u3i;c ge- Derally, that he intends to carry OH the BOOT and SHOE making haslness iu all their various branches, in the town of Lit tic Rock wilcic all orders in lis line will be thankfully received, and executed with promptness and despatcli. He hopes by iis attention to bnsiaess to merit share of public patronage.
 June 9, 1891. IsT
 \. R. { J rips in his work Hendcd gra- tis. His shop is in Nain-street, in the zoom formerly occupied as fost-ofhce.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-22

oi view the AmcrIcaFl people nave ( right to know the whole truth; from
 whence the alleged diseord originated;
 by whom alld Iur what purpose, it has
 been iostered and in what respect and wherefore il has been connected with the public administration of inc affairs
 of the Nation. The President isbound
 to make these explanations to the pco- ple.
 If 1t were intended to be intimated that l am responsible for the want of harmony in the Cabinet, the charge is
 unjust. l deny that Ipursued course that invited hostility. On the contrary,
 went as iaras a saanof honor could go in endeasoring topromote good under standing and cordial official cooperation wi,a all the members of the Cabinet. But 1t seelss l was expected to go still farther, snd not doing so.sit las been held good cause tor my dismissal. If k is asked, why did not abandon Inc cabinet and expose to the world tlfc ma .sign influences by which it was on- barra secd? 1 would reply, taat .cot,- stantly looked forward to favorable change. That especially relied for this upon the wisdom, frmness and jus fire of tbe 'hief Magistrate. l have been disappointed. l have had fhe! deep n,ortiit'cation to sec him gradually % from tiec aunsels and friend- ship his old and Ioag 'fied supporters, and throwing himself int, . lhe arms ss oi persons whose toid-hearted se'ns''ness and artifices were played of u oi' '''''' for srae and faithful services
 Rest assured, however, that wlaseref may be the public judgment as to the mcrls Of this question, no consideration arising from personal feeling will induce me to take q course which should not believe calculated to maintain the char acter and promote the interest oi the Stale which gave me birth.
 Business of importance, especially Y as enabling me to settle down permanently in North Carolina, will probably nts quirc my presence ia ;fes.ssessee, ssises$s l may be detained until August nexi- On my return to my family, hope t0 meet you, whenl shall be highly gratifiea to renew that social and friendly inter- course, which heretofore, so much to my satisfaction, has subsisted between us.
 In the mean time, beg you to re celve assurances of great respect and esteem.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-22
 JOHN BRANCH.

anerica,. Napy.-Accordiug to n statement published in the New York Journal of Commerce, 1t appears tlaat tfere are DOW in commission, in ordina- rv,or on the stocks, 12 ships of the line, and IT frieates, besides various smaller vessels. Of the l2, ships of the linc, ' are in ordinary, namely, the Indepen- dence, Columbus. Ohio. Franklin. yvasll4 ingion, Delaware, and North Carolina. and 5 on the stocks, namely, the Alaha- ma, Vermont, Virginia, pepnsylvania. and New York. Of the IF frigates. 4 arc in commission, the Java. Brandy. wine, Hudson, and Gnerriere; 2 in oidfz nary, the Constitution, United States. Potomac, John Adams, Macedonian. ana Congress. and on tho stocks. fhe San- tee, Cumberland, Sabine. Sayanrnh- Raritan, Columbia, and St. Lawrence.