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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17

For Sale or 10 Lett.
- THE house with shop in fisas,
INN in Broad street, next south oeiNF
llHs James Shaws, formerly owned
BY Christopher Congdcas For
further particulars enquire Of s-
GEORGE s. HAZARDl
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Distilled Cordfals,
Not Cbh Water Cord;sls,
WILLIAM. s. .yQ0E,

RxsPxeryuiEs iafsvms. the inhabitants Of
- - ~ Newport shat hs tesFs vcnpnssiy On
CORDIALS,
Distilled :: BY himself, and not surpassed BY ssy
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8. CAHOusSR.
LIST or COMBINATION NUMBERS DnAws~lW
.t Maine State Lottery No. IL.
.s l3 Z 80 SO 81 ,54 SO 10 "a.
Maine State Lottery No. s.

CONNECTICVTLOTTER 2 uo. aot
draws TdetdSy Jan. IL. Z HiehSSti prize
e6. 00-Tickets 4 parts in propsrtion-
r. 1. LITERATURE LOTTERT
no. 33;. draws "Wednesday Jan. ID. To-
600 highest prize--6O prize .-of ei0oW
Tickets 10 parts in proportion
MAINE STATE LOTTERY DO. s.
draws Thursday January 10; $1,000,
highest prize-Tickets 2 parts il pro-
portion. ~ ~
&c. SHAW.
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Mr.. Hazard cnquired what the committee
appointed on the subject OF new jail in Pro-
vidence had done upon that subject.
Mr.. Speaker informed the house that they
had not yet received an answer from com.
mttec which tho town Of Providence had sp-
pointed, whe ther, and upon what conditions
the town would exchange lot at the north OF
the cove for the present Jail. Mr.. Simmons
and the Attorney General were added TO the
committee, who were directed to ascertain
forthwith upon what terms, II on any, said lot
might be obtained Ifnot, to ascertain what
other lot could be obtained and on what terms,
and report st the next session. The house
adjourned to half past hine to morrow.
SATURDAY, MoRNINo, JAN. I4.--Mr. r. X.
Potter, introduced q resolution in the House
Of Representatives, instructing our Senators
and Representatives in Congress 10 use their
influence TO increase the present duty upon
imported wool, which he prefaced with very
amusing speech in his usual humorous man.
ncr.
Mr. J. +. Simmons expressed much salts.
faction in this resolution from distinguished
member of tho Jackson party, became It
showed that be was, notwithstanding The par
~ distinction, willing 10 join his opponents in
supporting that protective system which V 90
necessary to the vital interests ot this STATE
At lesst in respect to ono article. He said, ne
and those Who acted with him were wiling
TO 60 farther than this, end support the whole
system. Ho, therefore. while no approved Of
tho gentlsmen's resolution % iar 90 goes.
would move an mendment to which no hopco
the gont'cman would have no objection, In.
ssrucsing our Senator's and Representatives
to support ths whole protective system.
NJ, Pratt was IN fsvos ofths resoIution %
amended beesuse be. tbooRkt sineIcine ons
one sr'icls ofihs system wss ir,7ossiblt, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

81 p AWHILE MALE ACADEMY consequence
n " OF the determination OF Dr. Weld TO retire from
the Institution, ut the close of the present Session. tho
trustees are DESTROYS OF engaging Gencman to fill the
vacancy occasioned by bis resignation. Applicants must
he able TO furnish unquesonabe testimonials of quaca-
ton and character and man of experience and who in
end' to devote himself TO Teaching, would preferred
Letters upon the subject post paid addressed TO the Trus
tees or Secretary, will Zoe attended TO, and any norma-
ton given which may be desired.
BY order of the Board,
JAMES ID. PATTON, President
JAMES LANGEp, Secretary
Danville Oct 27. 56-w1w
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CHOLERA AT NEW ORLEANS.

The cholera and yellow fever continue TO send great
numbers to the grave The inernents in the Protestant
Cemetry last week amounted TO n and in the Catholic 10
l2l-oia lO2 We have been unable to find ont the NUM-
Der OF victims OF each maidy hut hope the civ Council
w take into consideration the suggestion of The Board of
Heaith, ana adopt such as will enable the pu
lie to obtain the information. ~
VIC have been informed by the captain Of the steam
boat Freedom That there thirteen deaths on board
during the passage Of the boat from the mouth of tbc Ohio
Tour in the cabin nine on deck
We have a report that the steam. boat Chief JusGce
marsha mas arrived at the Port and that thirty six deaths
occurred on the passage down
Notwithstanding we have made use of our hest oxcr
Mons 10 ascertain the exact number Of intermens on yes
ierddy, wc are unable 10 state them with correctnessbu
from what we dd ascertain they must have amounted, TO
nearly one Htndrtd
flnE u was depending upon broken stick 10 DEPEND
upon The Board OF Health Tor information we are deter
mined TO undertake The task ourselves and resort IN the
hospitals and grave yards the most accurate sonrccs
from whence obtain Intelligence
AZ tie Charity Hospital, since ~ O'Clock on Sunday
there have been seven deaths, and six patients admitted
W have returns from the nrmarie OF doctors Canp
bell and McFafane. There were two deaths on Suo,la
At the iuGrmary Of Doctor Rice mporiDy, oct 20
~ the Protestant Cemetry there were lhrty-x buried
on Sundays aud up 70 o'clock yesterday there were
twenty one burias.
We hcfr indeed Of great many cases. but are ungiI-
ing 10 give crcdence 70 unauthontcaiod statements
AT the Catholic Cometry there were 45 burals on Sun
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MoRUs MULT1cAuLIs or Chimes IT,,I6err,,

,,i t'ioNOS vi ULrIcAULIs pr Chinese .nui6eYrY.
&s-f3s$t W7ETM. PRINCE & SONS, near n. York
@x39$E y have large stock of this very superior
~ Mulberry, so Invaluable for silk worms: and
sz3ssss Will contract for any number very moderate
terms, either deli, cradle Immediately, or in The Spring
Ihey VIII also contract Tor The delivery of any quantity
OF Gapevnes of the best kinds for wine or the table ~
very reduced rates Their present stock of fruit and or
nainenlal trees is superior size, vigor SC that
hey cannot fail 10 give satisfaction and their UNIV carried
scrutiny IS devoted TO preserving the utmost accuracy
he Greenhouse collection has been greatly increased
by Impotailons OF the most choice aud beautiful prodc.
IONS OF foreign Chimes, and the prices have been very
much reduced Catalogues with the reduced prices NAV
be obtained gratis OF the subscriber.
JAMES WINSTON, Agent Richmond
N D. 100 lbs OF fine white Italian Mulberry Seed can
also be supplied.
November 30 sG .,
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ult.; at which Henry Dunnt. Esq was called to the
Chair, and b. A. Thompson and Samuel NJ Stevenson APP
pointed Secretaries. brief address was unanimously
adopted by the meeting declaring that they would in
spirit OF peace aud concaon attend the polls and elect
gard ii as dangerous, unconstitutional and altogether
unneeeSSd'y;" imposing it, howcver,as an imperative
duty their delegates TO oppose any said Con.
venon the object Of which will be nulhfy any of the
acts OF the General Governments" and closing with the
nomination OF Daniel Elliot, Huger and benjamin Cause
as persons fitted by their moral and political WORTH and
The public evidence they have given Of TO the
consecrated edce OF Holy Union to represent the
district OF Horny in the Convention. The meeting was
addressed with great spirit aud ability by Col j. r. Erwin
the Hou. Thos. II. Mitchell, and the Hon j. s. Richard
WASHINGTON, Nov. live perceive that the oppo-
ston prints giving intelligence limitations spread
abroad by the Telegraph, to make the impression that the
President Is taking TO blockade the Charles
on by revenue cutters and is marching troops to make
war upon the Nulhers. There not the slightest pre-
text Tor the suppositon, that any considers such pre-
cautions necessary, TO the collection of the
No resistance by force to the due administration of the
laws is apprchended
But little while ago, the MULTIPLYING papers gave il out
as fearful sign, that the President about TO remove
the United States troops from South Carolina and leave
the State in danger OF an instruction from its slaves In
deed, II falsely stated, and made grave charge
against him, that he had said lac would withdraw the
troops for the purpose alluded Now he is accused of
sending handful OF Regulars to conquer the Common
Wealthi-IiObe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

PlTTsBURGH, Nov. o.
Col. Stambaugh passed through this city this week on
his way TO Fort Gibson tho Arkansas whittier he il TO
repair Immediately, having been appointed Secretary to
Gov Carroll Gov. Stokes aud WIN. Ellsworth Esq tle
commissioners to treat with the Indians public dinner
was given 10 him by his friends in this cty-lfercuyw
We understand that General Scott arrived in the City
lew days ago, and has taken lodgings at MCarys Ho.
Tel, where he will remain few days longer We are
gaI 10 e"rn that the General i'll the enjoyment
ceHent health after the atgues of his late severe duties
ON the lronlier--.Nni. Int. MN
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~ oIlCE.-By virtue OF Deed of Trust executed 10
the subscriber and Carrot NJ OuarIes nv Jobn nj
rlce ana vile, and of record the Clerks ONce or
Tor INC purpose OF securing the payment of sum of
money herein named, 10 James Minor and assigned to
"hah Norlls y Co. as Acting Trustee, shal proc, ed
10 sen pubhc auction, for cash. at Louisa Court House
on Monday the 10Th day of December next that being
Court day, undivided moety of the Tract of Land ami
aPPurenances on which Louisa Court House stands pur
chased by said John Nj. Price of Henry Iawrance This
property includes the Tavern Louisa House. and is
ueed very valuable Any further description is deemed
useless those wishing TO invest money in property of this
KIND, will examine and Judge for themselves The ttIe
IS believed to be uuqucs,ionable shall however onIS
convey such title as is vested in me-
CHARLES Y. KIMBROUGH
Nov. ~. lo6-2twds'l Acting II ustee
n AND, NEGROES, sc. FOR SALE-Bv yiriuo IF
TWO deeds OF trust executed by the late Smith PAYNE
oil buckingham and of record in the clerks office of said
county the trustees named in said deeds will on Wednes
day. the 18Th day OF December next proceed on the pre-
ses 10 sell ihe following property, TO wit tract of land
containing by survey 229 acres neng the norton
OF The tract which said Payne lived east or north of The
ROAD also, Two negro men. This land is of very good
quallty-and under the second deed, the remainder of
Sdlu ah supposed TO be upwards of hundred acres
some TO acres OF which is creek and branch bottoms-a
aTSc Poruon oil the remainder excellent farming land
Al The same tme 10 slaves the stock of every kind
o The hrs tract there is small dwelling house; on the
other capacious one with other usual and necessar
improvement 'y
IeT1nS--The property under the Ist Decd will he sold
Tor cash; under tho 3D. the land credit of l. and
years 'he slaves Tor cash and other property on a credit
o' On - months Mr. b. Nj Payne, living The premises
WIN sew the land any person wishing TO see it, If the
gay OF sale should prove bad, it will take place the first
'"'s u"y thereafter. THE TRUSTEES.
November 20. 56tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

Ohion Meeting at Prince Geogre, U1inva,o-A
large and respectable meeting of the Union States Rights
and Jackson party Of Prince George, Wnyaw took place
IN Georgetown on the Sth instant take into consdera.
oh inc expedlency OF nominating Union candidates for
ne convention A. w. Dozier, Esq. was called to the
Chair, and d. A. Bokee Esq, appointed Secretary A
committee OF hive was appointed TO propose Resolutions
oI he consideration OF the meeting, consisting of the fol-
lowing gentlemen;--Dr. Dunbar, Major Chapman, F. r.
ohackeliord Esq Dr. T.. r. Herrioi, and DR.. d. v Bur
0h VINO reported Preamble and Resolutions expressive
he determination OF the Union party ofhat Parish to
sNe no part the councils Of and offer candidate for
convention which, after being supported in an able man
'her oy Msssrs j. j., Pegru and b. f. Hunt were una
n'nio"sly adopted A separate Resolution was offered,
oIu unanimously adopted, in appreciation of the public
conduct OF The Hon j. IIareston Read as Senator from
frlnce George Winyaw and determination expressed,
to- morrow
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~ meeting OF the general Committee Of the Union
parry OF chester District held at Chesterve on the 9TH
WOW lo"Z-Jaines Harrison, Esq soldier of the Rcyo-
luton was called to the Chair aud Daniel G. Stenson APP
pointed secretary; when the following unanimously
] he Union party Of Chester District, having common
interest," with the rest Of their fellow citizens in the pros
pcny and happiness Of this country, view with regret
me prospect haiorc us; believing, do, that the doc
Hne OF NWhcalion, as taught and eXpounded Of LATE in
ooulh Carolina, IS both unconstitutional and revouiona
y and hat put into practical operation, will either end
berries.
IherGOre ResolDed, That we will adhere 10 the Union
Of the States; and, consistent with the laws and Consl,u
on oppose any act Of notification, either by the Icp
ature or Convention
HesoUcd, Thatthe Union party Of Chester District will
not offer any candidates at the approaching election for
members 10 the Convention lately ordered by the Icgis
laturc. o.
ResoUed That The proceedings be signed by the Chair
man and Secretary, and published in tie Union papers Of
inc state JAMES HARRIS, Chm'n.
Union Meeting in HorrV.-A large ueotino of tho
Union Party held at Horny Court House, on ho sOh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

day and IS yesterday Last evening, when the gates of
this cenetry closed, there at least twenty
corpscS unburied. We reason why those bodies
should remain exposed all nghtii there is sufficient
force at the grave yard inter the bodies which sent
there II must be the duty OF the authorities provide
sistance, and respectfully call their the cir
cumsance under the hope that they will not be unmind-
lul OF that duiy.-4rguS oct. 30.
NoRFoLK, November II.
.Ne,rs Jrom The Cape de YeIds-The brig Fuuchal,
Capt Moniz, arrived in Hampton Roads from Madeira,
via Isle o May having sailed from the latter 9th Ocio.
ber brings Intelligence strongly confrmatory of the dis
essed condition OF the Cape de Verd Islands generally
from the awful calamity OF famine. An intelligent pas
Scnger, with whom have had interview, states that
the condition OF the Islanders has not been at all
exaggerated, in the accounts previously received in
the U. States, and that the benediccns OF thousands
viii be poured forth Tor the timely relief from
our country. In Bravo aud Togo the distress was
most caamilous within few months, 200 persons had
pershed there by famine and such their abcct
dluon, that even wormcaten biscuit caught with
avdiiy aud the blessing OF heaven invoked on the donor
vessel from Lisbon. laden with provisions for the suffer
ers mad been spoken by cruiser and aer run
over in the night by another vessel and sunk by which
these unhappy beings deprived OF the timely relief
OF which she would otherwise have been the bearer.
How pleasing must be the reflections OF those in our
country, aud In our immediate domic who have recently
stretched their hand TO the aid OF this afflicted people or
suc ndeet is that treasure laid in Heaven (of which
the scriptures speak) which neither moth rust doth
corrupt and where thieves do break through and steal
tits surely, that charity which covereth multitude of
sins.-BedcOH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

NEW York, November Ii.
BY the official returns OF the election in this CITY, we
lih mat Cornelius W. Lawrence received 2l9 votes
being the highest number of votes poed for any ticket
h majority over the highest Of the Opposition is
Mr.. e. C. Cambrelengs majority the average Of the
opposition Is o6Io The average majority Of Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

Union Meeting in Hoyry-A large meeting Of the
Union Party was held at Horny Court House on ho SO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05
BARBOUR MEETING IN AMHERST

The pursued by the friends of Martin Van Ru-
rem as contained IN Tie proceedings OF meeting held at
Amherst Court House, the Goth day of August last at
which many of the friends of p p Barbour were placed
upon the Corresponding Committee, appointed bv that
meeting, rendered 1t necessary for those friendly to the
election Of Judge Barbour particularly those ,vboe.
names improperly attached TO said committee TO dc
clare their unequvoca and decided deruncinon Of Mr.
Van Buren,, and their firm determination Ia adhere TO p
p Barbour and the principles which he has so niCornIv
firmly, and ably supported.
WherCupon, on the 18th day Of September Chat being
court day. no previous notice having given procI
nation was made requesting meeting Of the friends of
Jackson anu barbour large aud respectable number
Of gentlemen (say two-thirs Of those presently assembled
forthwith at DIR. James PowelPs Tavern.
On motion made and seconded Capt. John Coleman
was called to Ire chair, aud Howell l.. Brown appointed
Secretary.
The meeting being called TO order was addressed bv
Champe Carter, Esq, ia brief. though lucid cxpose of
the object which bad assembled them together Mr..
Carer having resumed his seat followed by Joseph
H. irving, Esq who, with that honest zeal, which is the
peculiar Characteristic of the man. and that eloquence
which, the glorious cause which he had cspoused seemed
naturally TO inspire enforced upon Tire meeting the proph
city OF adhering to those principles the Repubcsn doc
trines Of Virginia and unrng resistance 10 that mi
quiiou and oppressive SYSTEM falsely called the "A me
fican and that should be seadrsst in orr exerons
to avert the impending ruin in which country about
to be involved, by the encroachmcnts of the Federal Co
vernmcnt.
committee was then appointed consisting Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Champe Carter Joseph Irving Col
WIN. Coleman, o. }. Reynolds, Thos. J. Walker, Jona-
Than a. Stout aud James A. Rose who retired for few
moments, and submitted the following resolutions by their
chairman, Champe Carter
Resolved, That will use every fair and honorable
means 70 secure Tue recollection Of Andrew Jackson, Of
Tennessee to the office Of President the United States
for four years from and AFTER the fourth day Of March
next
Resolved, That we will use every f,ir and honorable
same period.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05
Anti- Masonic Opinion Of M. C7ov

IN uith how Jackson be impressed
sat inc Noene@ the ducng depraviy OF General Jackson,
IN newspaper, which the Presidency
we an OF Violent temper ducls gambler, and prodisao in
ueicc IN private character that have certainly been
been in Gen. - " - - - $500 ~' 800
confidence they have that a
Tor countenancing the Houston support
President guilty of Randolph ussau SECRETARY
- '' ~' "
reliance can they place
10 ~ nulhcaton than thing
papers TO defeat jackson, who opposed docifue
lac above Is from the leading Anti asonic paper OF
the United States, Wis The Boston DAILY qdpocdte
How can there be cordial Coalition between such dis
cordan elements? How the Anti ATasons vote for
Mr. Clay or how can the friends of MIR CLAY co.opr.
rate wiki party, who thus assail him with a their
virulence?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05
day last.
Extract Of a letter from, Baltimore, oct. 2.

EI"dct o. letter from baltimore, Oct. 2.
IN the city OF Baltimore the friends of Andrew
Jackson have beaten their opponents by majority of
nearly 1--WE hundred, for members Of the House of
Delegates and this has been done with the aid Of only
one Press out of five. to vndcae his administrations aud
win no particular exeron by the Jackson party Its re-
nance was on Its and the constancy and discern
ment OF the people. "-Iwi the Baltimore Patriot cali
tins Veto No B." as it has called the Wards Elections
IN Albany and Philadelphia Nos. aud 2? The Baltimore
Qu"" pro quo will live TO hail many such Veoes in the
course OF the next six weeks.1
The vote in the ~ Yards Tor two-Delegaes TO repre-
sent Baltimore IN the Legislature of Maryland. for
Jenkins 4oS5, Harper 456s-for Herman 4ilI Walsh
to'o-So that Nessrs jenkins and Harper elected
anu ms though it had been said ihA the Bank Veto
hau made such a prodgious change in Baltimore
" ne average majority, (says the Baltimore Republi-
cam II VIII be perceived, in favor OF the jackson ticket
QUA which Is more than il was i'm favor OF the Jack
son Electoral ticket in 1928. And. in Hartford county
II WIZ DC seen That the whole four of the Jackson cand
uaes are elected Delegates to the Assembly, and MAORI
y oil 30 has been given the Jackson candidate for Con-
gress; whereas, in 1928. OF the Adams was
erected 10 the Legislature; and the general majority
extremely small"
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THE ELECTIONS


This has been called the ".lIonM Of Elections
JMaTyldnd, Oct. State Legislature &c
Georgia, Oct. 1-Membors OF Congress &c
DeIdtCdTe, Oct g.
South Carolina Oct. S-State Legislature &c
Ohio, Oct 9-COngress, Legislature, Governor &c
Pennsylvania Oct. 9--do. do.
.Ne,c Jersey, Oct. o.
The next month brings us the prea; Election
Sweep Stakes for the Presidency We have no
fears for the result. The only State about which
We sac any reason to doubt our calculation. is
OHIO. But our friends there (see the articles to-
day taken from their papers assure us that all is
safe-nnd that they will battle this coalition between
the Clayites and the An-Masons Nous yerrous
All the shouts of our enemies for Albany and Phin-
delphia, will be Of no avail; all their little Vetoes
Nos. and 2-when the great Peto of The People
shall pronounce ",ge ,oH not haze either Of these men
(Wirt or Clay 10 rule oUer u.s." Yes-Old Hickory
WIZ easily throw out all his compettors-and defeat
ali ms enemies-the Claymen, the Anti Masons
the influence of the Bank and the zeal of Multi
hcauon. But at the same time, while he has such
most OF enemies to cope with, il is the duty of all his
trends to be up and a-doing. They are strong in
'Hginla-but they ought not to he asleep. Letevery
mum be at his post--and let us not suffer no
hhclan' who has turned his back upon all our prn-
Giples, 10 secure large proportion of our votes
Bu u split ticket which the Clay-men and the
Ca'nOun- men are eggiDg Mr.. Barbour's friends to
GET up, should be pat forti---it will become more
IMAM ever the friends Of Jackson to consolidate all
tner strength. Wo await with some interest, the
decision OF the Jackson and Barbour Committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

~ OrICE.-Whercas executed a Power OF Attorney
10 Abner II. Kerr of Powhatau county, sometime
during the year 1926 auhorising him for and in my
name, TO make sale of about 5000 of land lying
the vicinity of Tazewel house. in the State OF Vir
gina; and whereas the said Kerr has sold portion of said
land, and refuses TO account for the proceeds
OF said sale, according cypress stipulation in writing
precedent to the execution of the Power Of Attorney
aforesaid; and moreover, refuses also surrender said
Power OF Attorney BE it therefore known all whom
II may concern, that do hereby revoke and annu the
said Power OF Attorney and that shall hold the purcba
sers OF said land, and all others who may be indebted
said Kerr in consequence of such sales and purchase OF
and responsible TO me for whatever balance be due.
October 5. 43-20 DAVID p. HOWARD.