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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17
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Family Nacspaper Of the very Largest
Class, free frcss all PsEicnt bias, 2
5DLIsHED IN PHILADELpHiA EVERY SAT-
URDAY, ny
Morris s. GrecnbnnTS.
No. 95, CIfESlVUI-STIlEEI',
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-17

To Carpenters and MasOns.
SEALED proposals will be received from
- Carpenters or Masons or both, for build
ing House Of Worship, for the lst. Congre.
gational Society Of this Town, at the house Of
Mr.. Nathan B. Hammett, (where the plans
and drawings may be seen and examined !
until Saturday the 14th Of lvly next. All
persons disposed to contract, are requested
to send in their propositions, on or before
that day, as they will then be opened and the
lowest accepted.
NATHAS b. HAMMErr,)
WILLIAM VERNON, Committee.
WILLIAM GUILD, at
fune 0f,th 1899.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08
Iackson's Majority, 1881.

The following address to the Mechanics OF
NV York. on the morning that the election
commenced there. was published in the New
York Gazette.
PRINTERS are called on to. day to set mp q
nsID title mage; and as they are the first to TURN
OUT when their own cases are foul, they will
TURN OUT in solid body to preserve a form Of
s4s VIII, thr-atened to be cast into pi.
The DOC TORS know that the body politic,
like the human system, requires renouaiing. and
tina, a v0.e administered to the former, Will have
the same Eject as physic to the latter.
We call on JUDGES, who have heard argu-
m.n,s of counsel on both sides for the term Of
four wears. to decide the case. We don't mean
10 a. ut that they are susceptible OF bribery
Ills Honnr the MAYOR - requested to cast
his vote in favor Of the Horse Of kentuck.
/, is incumbent on the RECORDER to place
on record. paper bearing evidence Of the JUS
dee OF the case, which he holds in possession.
The ALDER. men surely will never consent
to take rcfU ,e under the shade Of hickory tree.
Su0PSEEPERS know very well that an Ell.
~ ,Srr VlH uvveo be found retaiting out his po-
hpc~i kanwted!e by The inch
- y ii VI tSOSS have TOO much UIrt.ue to
Vii,a.Jpi their assistance from their cuuntrv's
caa,e saen cai,e'i Oh in such crisis as the pre-.
syu...
E,~ry true SOLDIER is expected to be go
qer:,ri according t" tie rule vt advancement; in
spr,irp. H,wjll therefore assist III making first
lieutenant OF NJ" ge"at
". have bat .iusie xord 10 say to BRICK.
LAYERS AMI POrTERS low will YOU be
api, to supper, YOUR business without the aid Of
(i0g2
WATCHNAXERS will consider the Presi-
d.n,. III main spr;ng of the Republic. and IN
IN, rn,rsa,eais depend the perfection of the
,rh,es e safe. AS NE have already approach
ell ~, rerye nj the eeetion. il IS time 10 Ttnd
up their ,n,ads win respect to The man OF taeir
shp,ce, AMI reg ,id's their conduct accordingly.
BOOK I'll NDERS know how to select persons
hes, ,aIs uiated 20 r'tie F6ey are NOT disposed
to siab ar iet out the rei-ink Of their opponents,
but ia bidding good bve to those who have been
fmr wears ~ their service. adopt the words oil
that back which saws, Charity corers multi
tude uf s.nS.?
JOlNERS are called on to make Cabiaei
"a, ,hr East Rco.n-pot for the Aichen
The ROPE MAKERS are generally found
Saek,cara 10 the way VI their duty, but on tbs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

The true doctrine. In the very excellent ad
dress Of Mr.. Southland, upon taking the oahs as
Governor of the State of New Jersey, we find
the following remarks, which lay down the true
doctrine, aud contrast admirably with the per-
ncious sentiments avowed in the Veto Message.
We believe they will, patty aside, b. generally
adopted as correct BY all sensible men:
The proper course for state officers is, to en-
ercse fully AMI faithfully the powers aven to
them, and to resist encroachments upon them:
but not to act as guardians, and render void the
acts OF others, whom thelr cOm,oYn masters have
deputed 10 perform other services conns c;ed with
their rights and interests. They NAV not do i,
unless the authority has been given tn than; ami
in our State Constitution--our warrant to act
no such guardianship Is prescribed. The cor.
rect,on OF errors is TO be found in the pnwer "f
those who can recall the authority, and in that tri.
bunal which ha, been constituted to declare the
limit. Of the grant. and the conformity Of their
actions with those limits. Ia these ,our, rs OF
control il is wise to leave the correction of er.
rors. The Supreme Court Of the United States
has been found safe and sure guard against en-
! croachments IT the one upon the other, and 10
It's authority il is right to Weld, would to
the higher power, the people, which created US
and il.
This tribunal is not only the expounder of the
relative powers Of the two governments, but the
arbiief Of controversies between the states. the
substitute. in our system, of wisdom and law for
fncee,-the Amphyctonic Council, which, while
it remains uncorruPt. will not tail to guard with
equal frmness the weak and the strong. 1t is
not. IN The view which take Of constitutional
I principles. wise in the !eebler members of the
Uniou, to depreciate its authority. or weaken its
influence; and especially in the people Of New
Jersey, who have appealed To its decision for the
peaceful adjustment Of claims which they regard
! as dear to their interests and honor.
| In looking for guide to direct me in the dis.
charge of my duties, shall seek it in the letter
and spirit Of the Constitutions of the State and
the Union, and Of the laws passed in conformity
with them. To this shall presently be bound
by the oaths which am about to take. MY
/ mode Of constituting them is, to seek the obvious
meaning of those who created them, and not to
carry their provisions beyond the expression and
manifest design. In doing this my own judgment
, and conscience must guide me, wherever their
construction has not heen authoritatively fixed,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

We observed this morning at the bookstore Of
Mr. w. r. L,cas 10 Baltimore street, 4 service
OF Pate Of very neat pattern ard chastc work
manshlp from the hani> Of Mr.. A. +. Warner,
of this city. | il intended as present 10 one
of our most entrrpri ing and justly esteemed fel.
low.citizens for e,ud aud substantial reasons. as
will be found IN the following which w lind IN
scribed upon the plate.
TO WILLIAM IL. FREEM,x, Esq. Protector
and frs Prns,d"n, at the Maryland Savings ln-
s,.utlon-th> Saver with eight corresponding
piece. of Plate. are presented by the S'"ckhold.
er,, Dneclu., and Off er,. in testimony OF the
high scus' entertained OF the eminent services
rendered q, him in the rstIDishm"nt OF that va
i.abl, Iastitut,an. winch. duIins the five years
ufhi, P,c,,daocy has been prudently and pros.
perousy condu, ted. aaJ which still continues to
rende' important henrfits to the community"
Su. y a testimonial a, this i, highly honorable to
;hn.e who giie acd II Is calculated TO call forth
'hr mast du able and chastened feelings OF respect
from ann who receives it.-Bah. Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

BY those who have this right, in the last resort
To that must Weld, aud it will be sometimes re.
quired Of me. by what has appeared to me to De oe
encroachments on our State Constitution. But
nv own Judgment is no, to be deemed infall'ole.
The people Of New Jersey made the Constitution. .un
they have right to say what was their mean
Ing; aud when they have said it, either oy mem
selves or their constituted agents. their decision
is b,ndiag, even upon the consc'ences Of those
who have to act for them. II there Dc erlo. III
the de ision, the remedy is not 10 oe '"unu III
disobeyinr and disresarding it; but BY seeking in
the proper channel and from the proper source
a correction of the error. A different course sa'
yors of presumption, and leads. IN the end, to
tyranny. It's unbecomiag IN him who is but
fduciary. Office was not created Tor MIN
and his benefit, but for them and their interests,
lis but an agency under the people, the great
principal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08
FIom the Bait papers Of yesterday.

A CAao--Mr. johnson re .rets Oeing compel
led to IN arm N. intelligent and virtuous portion
of ne voter, # Bi'.Irore that, having been IN
yi,,d nv me I,ra ,,n Electoral candidates 10 at
tend RE t..vn IN eilns called BY them at the Lex.
Ip.,uu market ~, last evening, for the purpose OF
discussing inIy the qus.rinns Involved IN the can.
vass, he vas prevent d by what appeared to be
an organised ia I'D Of ia, ksnn men, around the
hu>tinys. from addressing the meeting. He can
not believe that the conduct Of these men was
ant ipated or is approved by the leaders of their
party, AID he IS satI,6' d it will only BE- viewed
by the honest end rejecting portion OF them, win
the rdiyna' ion il merits. VIZ have indeed fal-
ten upon. evil times. il a citizen is by violence
debarred from the public expression OF the poll
icai opinions which he conscentiously entertains,
or is to abnouscr them at the hazard OF falling
victim to the bludgeon Of The desperate
Mr. Johnson, firmly believing that majority
of the people of Baltimore, if they are made
truly To understand the principles OF the. Jack.
son Administration, cannot be brought to sup
port it, and deeming it his duty in the situation
in which he stands, 10 use all lawful and honora-
BILE means to make them understand them, takes
this opportunity Of notifying the public. that It
is the determination of Mr. Stewart and himself
TO address them in Town Meeting, in Monument
Square, in the afternoons Of Thursday and Sa.
turday next, beginning the discussion at each
meeting at 4 o'c o k.
. They will be happy If the Jackson candidates
will give them their presence at those meetings
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

Published, daily, (by EDGAR sNOWDEN') TOT inc
Toxn and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street between King and Prince streets. nearly oP
posi,e the Post Office. Daily paper IS; Country pa
DER IS per Observation-Disclosures inserted a, .ns
following rates: For square OF 10 lines; 'nss
Ja;ly. or every other day three times. u; ana %
ssn,s sor sve,y subsequent insertion On Advertise
meats inserted once tsoies 'csss IS per cent, ad
a;iionai. No Aivertisenen, considered less than
SQUARE nor inserted for less than 81 All adver''se
mrnts published in the Daily appear IN inc oou"''s
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08
F or Rent,

Gssssl The STORE HOUSE and WHARF at the
Of Prince street, AZ present in the oceapan
cy OF Aessrs Fletcher Dement, This stand Is DO
eved to be the best on the Wharf for the Grocery Blu
siness. To good tenant the rent will be lovs and
possession given 18th January next For terms apply
to WILLIAM N. NeYEIGH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08
Watts Chl0rate Matches


14'HIcH instantly ignite by qriekl' dra a.,,,n y
w of .and paper lightly over The q. ,e.b
so, Ginger Losenges; Pearl B-rleyi rae"'W bhsGsa
making barley water, &C., Piesh Bru'hesi ,s rIcsss
Arabic; Castor Oil; Pearl Sage, Glamour. Geo s.
Genuine Croton oil, imported from frsns' ,oi oAe
Carpenters Medicines, swalm's rin''
articles in the DRUG line, for safe oy er,BfsR
mo7 WILLIn"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

We see it stated. that the notorious Ten nous
ton intends returning 10 Tennessee and Offering
himself to the good people Of that state' as can
didate for the office Of Governor. =
We presume, of course, as things go, that ne
will be elected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08
DIED..

On the LIST instant. JOHN MchSroh, ,,s :
aged two years and six months son :" w."
and Margaret S. King.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08
VIRGINIA TREASURY OFFICE,
November 5, 1882.
principal.

STATE Of the Public Funds on the Isl Nop' 1859:
In the Bank Of Virginia, as per account render
ed SS67,62 As
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

Since our paper of yesterday was issued, we
have received the MaysvilIe and Louisville pa.
pers Of the i-t instant. which say nothing Of the
death of MIR Senator BlBB. and We infer that
the information communicated by the letter from
Mays,iile is incorrect.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

Termon..-A letter from Montpelier says:-
s. The election of Senator Of the United States
took place yesterday, when Benjamin Swift. of
st. Adams, was chosen. Tie is. as Mr..
bids me assure you. as true to the good cause as
himself" Mr.. Swift was supported both by Ma
tional Republicans and Anti Masons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

full. The style is clear, concise, raan,y al =,
gorous. 1t will probably excite a guud de-, :,
attention in the literary circles, as il in0;.
powers Of an original and elevated descr,,,i,, !,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

Six Companies of U. States Troops ", :,
ing from their expedition against the 'bo n.' h
der Black Hawk. have arrived at Po"e, .
miles from this city, on their '"areh 10 f''''
Monroe. ,lln
Lieut.. Powell, the ardnt couritr, reaf"t 20
tins morning. and is now at the Eagle :. i,
he succeed at once in charterIng ooa' va
the Truops down the river. they wi'' m''''
our city this evening. Uhg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

"Cela uiendra," said Napoleon, " 'he'' ' Da.,
will come with time" We beg leave 10 ~ ~
tute this new phrase in place OF oar ou p o,,
VERRoSs. What say ye gentlemen o. 'ns ~,
We say no. A man has no right 70 ch'''
name but by act Of the Legislature a'u ,b,.
sist that the Editor Of the Enquirer 40 nv a.rr
his without that authority. Let him '0en p ., =
the General Assembly, and if sbrT e0'''"
will not object. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

The Charleston Mercury has passed from the
hands of Henry l.. Pnckne.. Esq, its late pro-
prietor and editus, into those of John Stuart,
Esq. late editor Of the Evening Post. The new
editor declines taking any part in the Presiden'
tial contest as unbecoming the sovereign attitude
now assumed by South Caroiua!!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

The poem Of the Hon. j. q. adams. entitled
Dermot Mac Morougn. or the Conquest OF Ire
land, was to be published at Boston on the Sd IN
slant. 1t is an octave Of 1913 pages.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

Far in Tr;pOi IA difficulty has sri..a
'rripoli between the Regency of rripoi and ii
British Government. An intestine ieud 4,
distracts the country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

The following address to the Mechanics o
New York. on the morning that the elechor
commenced there. was published in the New
York Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07
STAGES.
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80 ..yss.--..fSyzv~ssRs 49, cI1sv-f
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all = public are informed thai daily mail IA
x now running between TIN, place and " as T.
ngtnD Cdy. The advantages oi tins Arrange
ment are numerous and ohvions.--it not only
gives tn. raco a dnily Northern, but d'tfY hfh
mou9 mall. u presents n the 'rnfohnE from
iennesstt, a'o. route sudted 70 no ds1oy chute
This line n intended TO combine a proper eH.
petition, with ample TIM for rfst Int whenever
H'tequIreu, It will travel all nieHi, As los thf
trederlc ,hnrs Inc, AMI .ylil 'hen reach Wash.
ng,un WIhnpt 5IiiCulty, IS soon a. the steamboat.
From Charlottesville 10 AleNsndria by laU1, IL
mlIr,-- Alexandria Ia Washington, by the dont
miles--hy NY routc, IL
From thatlouesvrlle 10 steamboat landing, IS
ml3e.-5tcamboat landing "a Washington, 6i-
rto,e by EMBARRASSING, l39 nus.
Distance from salem to Washington CITY. -
niles Fnre, 81 .
Ine subscriber has spared no pIns 10 pat the
best aCcommudaiIuns 90 the whor road from ST
lrn 10 Washington Cry. And having nroircu
himself ina h-avy additional expense, IN conse.
quenoe Of the establishment OF daily mai, snIicts
me support oil a generous public.
WM. SMITH.
j + The Abing don and Knoxville Papers will IN.
SCI tue above II months at the usual dlsconu' and
send III ir account 10 this ollCe ioI collection.
May 7. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

~ ~ perlnr Couri # La" and thauec.l Tor ur tHt
81 Amherst, the lsl Aorday Aprli 5-brs ia'.
1arrfu, late high Shcrd of ut ournIy. auu 81 s"
adm 81 john = Garter decd aid john II,u, I'M @"
ghusl n =, aiHm tarter, Joscb Il. Cartel Wa. de'.
eHo'r. "a 5uhu Cufw fond dec. and hUirosr kr,h't
Richard ketk and Acson Cav lord then souIIirs--
Lyme :. InnatcrI o. auupt. Uo bouIs ita lt rla
neNet, Of sau John Crs" ford, ANA Nelson &. baN,'=
adllI de honls "on " lti the Will annexed u sdJ Ji
Crawford uecd. Defendants.
The Defendants Ei.nHd Hurks and I,He :. laiiifr'
adm. de Duuls "ith Gge WIZ annexed Of john tfaN
decd not having cnteTeu 'be!r appearance aud gthe-'
curly according to att of Assembly and The ru'''
this Count and 1t appearing b, satisfactory e'tu'
thai they not inhabitants Of this country Its'g
cd mat the s"d defendants 40 appear herr gu III "
day Of the ueAt September Tenn and a,W the Sae @
81 the pam;s, that copy "f tbs urder be tat4'
inserted III sunni newspaper prntcd the town m =
burg Tor tWo months successfully aud posted at la ~
door OF the courthouse ol tins county Cop!--le,r
JOHN THOMPSuAF. Cib
Maya. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

~ lkGlNIA At rulc, holden IN the Cierhs 'NCe o. '
W Circuit Superior Court Of Law AID ChanH"l, lo DID,.
county Of Nelson, Oh the eth day Of Aiay, l73--l
Gerry. Peter {. jacob, PltE against wv" 's's' Wv
liart, W,llanl Lee Harris, Johu I. HIT aud "eo' -
X Jacobs, admir- OF William b. Jacobs, dec b,i5' -
! he defendants john jacobs, John T. h III and uat-
JdcUbs,npi having entered then appearance " gll' III
according 10 the act o. Assembly and the rules o ''
am 1t Appearing by satisfactory evidence uht ~ me
not inhabitants OF this country II Is oder" ,,.t
sad Defendants dol appear here the met DAY 'I
term and answer the bill Of the plalntl1 and ""
OF tins order be forthW hb inserted IN sone ''n
printed III the town Of Lynehburg, for TWO nob"' -
slVely, and posted at the front door oi the cou''
OF tiIs county. ~ ~
copy-Testo, RO C. GU Lhn5a
May l. W"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

~ lkhlNlA-Al a Superior Court Of Chancef!' l,ab.,
W the town of Lvnchburg the 18th day o. " I.,,s
IsJ0-Lllsha Greer PHI against " i!lIai ia''}' lin
Lyon, Stephen Preston, Jun'r. Co. G""
On the notion of,e ran by COUNSEL The coulS 5o
order that The rule entered this cause, ~ the pe
Of this IN the month of July icl9, dismssns
tor want Of amended bill, be aside, and ihll
be again placed ON the docket 10 be there farther @ the
IN unless the defendants before the third ON" oy Of
term next after hey shall have been served WIN ~
the order, shu cause to the contrary. , IN tia
The torcgo is Copy Of au order hllpU Tc.o5
above causG oy the foresad court the paper nj Inc
circuit superior Court Law and Chaacry for the 'G'
VI Lyn .hburEi pursuantto law. -, 50
Tcsr3 DNf'Si'' ,.sga
M a. "-1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

"A \ The 9Th Jay OF June next vi be sold At
- public auction, ri the latc residence ot joel
Campbell, deceased Ia the county OF Amherst, the
Aousehod and kitchen furniture the stock OF sheep
and cattle, belonging To the estate ofthe sad Joel
Campbell. deceased The above sale @llI be upon
IA ercaI, OF SIX months the purchasers viii be re-
aulred 10 give bond win security to carry interest
from lle date
p. ) Alprrsons having claims againstthe sand
estate are rallc.t.tl t, make known tuer c5ms TO
.ie ~u5scr.1.T. WILEY CAMPBELL,
Executor Of joel Campbell, decd
May2t tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07
1919. :. Il p ::
WHOLESALE \ kSEETAlL.

a =
FNNllE Subscriber respectfully informs the pubic
M generally, and merchants IN particular, that he
has commenced his line of business at tins place.
From his long experience IN his profession, (tWenty
three ycats,) lie taters hinsctthat he can please,
and warrants al bis work equal 10 any manulaetu-
red in tie United States at Baltimore prices. He has
on hand and intends keeping general assortment,
consisting principally of all sizes Of Jugs Pots Pit
cheers Mix and Butter Pans, with and without co
yers Preserve Jars. Bed Pans, Butter Coolers, Re
trigerators, Water Pots or Stands, all kinds OF Pot
Covers, Tea TaJS, Fat Pots, very superior in quail
lty Ink Stands, Roach Traps, Chlnch Traps, Mo-
ncy Boxes, Chambers, with and without covers,
ChUns Flower Pots AND Sauccrs, glazed and
unglazcd, Baking Pans, Stew Pans, Water Pipes,
Bread and Cold Meat Pans, Black and Red Tea
Pots, all kinds of moulded and fine doubled glazed
Wares, and will make to order, any shape or sizes,
al the shortest notice.
Orders thankfully received, punctually attended
to, and carefully packed.
II. K. MARSHALL.
N B.-Constantemployment and good WAGES
will be given to good workmen.
MAY 10. Is