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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-14
Grape Shawls !!

rOWLEh ~. VIII open THIS morning n
Il few elegant Grape Shawls, those in
want ofthe article will please to call soon
To Carpenters and MasOns.
CEALED 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. Hamnett, fwhere the plans
and drawings may be seen and examined J
until Saturday the 18th Of July 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. -
NATHAN b. HAMmErr,
WILLIAM VERNON, Committee.
WILLIAM GUILD,
June 26ih, 1892.
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"OMEN'S slate colored cotton Hose
w for 25 cents, . cheap article for the
price, for sale by e. w. LAWTON.
June 5th. rI
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NEW GOODS.
MAY %, 1892.

~ w. 4xA ~ = ~
"AS just received from New York So
IL packages of newly imported Foreign
and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
Being the most complete assortment ever
offered for sale by him, Of which many srti.
cles are at much lower prices than heretofore.
His assortment Of
CARPETINGS
is also much greater than at any former peri.
cd including many, aew styles and all prices
from so CITE. to $I,42-India floor mating
English & American painted oil cloths for
carriage bottoms Venetian Stair Carpeting
Hearth Rugs-Orleans Carpetiug, &c. &c
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Dancing School. !.

MOORE 46 and SO cent black SILKS,
lvI just received at TILLEY'S.
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SA Calico Bedspresds at 20 cts, and so a,
OVD ono shilling each. for sale by
June 5th. E. w. LAwTON.
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|CsUPERFTNE CLOTHS, In Variety, and
- really Cheap, arc now Opened at o
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Ice and Restorative Beer.
ITVAMlLIES wishing to be supplied with
II Ice or restorative beer Of the first quail
Iily and on the most reasonable forms can oe
accommodated by applying At WILLIAM .
vOSES Genie ctionsry No. l24 Thames'st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15

THE CAUCUS sat till nearly ~ o'clock last nigh-and
adjourned over until Z O'Clock this Evening.
Andrew Jackson was unanimously recommended to the
Citizens of Virginia, as he next President.
Mr.. Miller OF Powhatan then submitted the following
Resolution: %
"Resolued That Philip Pendleton Barbour of Virginia
be recommended to the people OF this State fit person
TO be voted for Vice President the United States at
the approaching election Il everthecss if from deye-
opment OF public opinion it should clearly appear that
r. r. Barbour cannot obtain such support TO ensure
ms being OF the two highest candidates. in that event
the Electors shall be liberty vote for that individual
among the candidates, who, in their opinion approaches
nearest those great political principles which Virginia has
held DEAR and which this meeting thinks are
fled in the individual thus brought TO the view of tho
Unon.'
Mr. Brown of petersburg then submitted the following
by way of substitute for the above:
"ReSODed, As the of this meeting that il is de-
srabe that the vote of Virginia, for Vice President
should be given in favor of individual whose opinions
are in exact accordance with those which known TO
entertain IN regard TO the Tariff and the constitutional
powers of the General Government; but, as an uncom
promising support by each State of her own fayorite
candidate, would defeat choice by the People and
devolve the election the Senate of the United
States and, probably eventuae in the of some
aspirant whose principles wholly obnoxious; il
is therefore, fit and proper that this State should act
in concert with her sister States and dispose of her
electoral influence TO secure, if possible the cleo
ton OF some individual possessing least some of tho
qualifications which deemed important by Virginia
ResOtUed, That in conformity to the foregoing views
il is not eXpeden this time, nominate candidates
for the Vice Presidency"
MIR. BrodnaX proposed TO amend the Substitute; by
striking out the first part, and presenting i'm its SIMPLEST
orm the resolution that u IS mot eTpedienP at this
time to nominate candidate for the rice Presidencu
long debate ensuedy in which Messrs. Miller Daniel
OF Campbell Pendeton Preston Goode supported tho
nomination OF Mr.. Barbourland Messrs Boiling Roane
and r. " Daniel of this City, opposed any specific nomi-
naton.-Mr. Goode speaking, when Inc gave way for
a motion of adjournmcnt--which prevailed
Ia Sketch 0the Debate uciH be giUen hereafter1
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DEATHS

A. the Eagle Hotel this city Tuesday morning. aAe a brief
Illness Jeremiah r. Land Eco the worthy
the General Assembly from the County Princess Anne
(CoaMUNfcArgo )On Friday the inst, Mary Curtis dauob
ter Of simon and Eliza Cullen, Oged three and half years
Saturday the 25h Of CITY county y,s Li.
Ha1kn the wife Of Pryor Hanhn aged leaving
her husband and two daughters
70 emoan thoross IN Tho death nkins can say so
oey has ost ono that bid fair wife
where shall we md h'f mother unennp at
tentOn 10 the education daughters sTt Tor
horasa mis- the Attention oyedeneo M
all her servants proves estimation they her-as
neighbour tho tho loss she
had vauu Cots Holy spirit years ago but o he,
anmntna counenauce h 70 DO on
enuh To human how appalling hut heard yoeo
tom heaven wfo from blessed are ths
dead which de- IN tho Lord sah the Spirit that they NAV
their aboufs and thor works do follow them It ne moi
sorrow even as others which have hopes Tor tina,
Jesus died nnd again 10 hom also sleep Jesus
will God bring with him and unto hem for shall he
appear tho second lime without sin Salvation Amen
IN Goocand county the 2nd tho 17h year her
age Nss M"reea Redfotd, amer hong painful lne
rcnths Dufng hat time she 10
os orudo and At last willing sdisu earthly
are aud place her hope that Being able
On The 3Id n At his late County Brunswick
Nehew NJ HARRISON IN the thiryniah yeat Of bic
no was honest AID upright IN all hs transactions Father
nd he was Hhectonee and christian, humble
meek without blomish ne died bright
aoed hope OF participating those oys which await the righteous
beyond the sfays
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

PTincc EdtCuTd COuufU.
Your attentions particularly invited TO the
election for the Legislature Of State. Seldom have
we been called upon by duties to ourselves our
country, and postey put forth all our strength in or
der to bring the best talents 10 bear upon our local and
general interests. The Political signs of the times are
irigh'u and unless we can do something arrest the
evs with which we threatened, the crisis will he
over, when ii will be in vain attempt it, The great
gormandizng condor OF the United States the Tariff still
puts iorth It's taons with undated ZEAL bring within its
grasp inc remaining morseI left TO the Southern States
The patient manner have borne with its yoracous
claims seems only to sharpen its appetite for more food
Its cry is 'Ciue, Gice and unless we take decided etd
in opposition TO its ungheous demands we shall becomc
hewers OF wood and drawers wa.er 10 that very
oil perverted legislation which processes protect our in
tercsts we have demonstrated again ain until Our
patience has almost out; and now il on mains for me
10 say yes or no, whether will submit To anv ono
mere point IN iorbeardnce beyond which man ought
10 suer himself to go:what holds good in the case ondi
viduals, applies equally to communities That we have ar
nved at that point respecting the Tariff is manifest and
we nave one OF TWO alternatives left to throw off the
yoke, or amely submit to it, Are you prepared for the
latter alternative? No. you not know that te hare
question will make you revolt. Let us then come IN the
pols at the ensuing election, with determination b
our whole strength bear upon This momentous subject and
select the dbest talents in the county to represent us in
the next Legislature w. "
We have local matters Of the highest Importance which
demands our attention. The town Of Farmve situated
as IS at the head of navigation on the Appomatox di
Iecy upon me Southern Stage road and commanding the
fIouueuo"s o' one OF the finest portions of Virginia
demands our fostering care TO give IL ali the
sdry au 10 iacliMe ITS prosperity A bill has been be-
M, we ss@'ure inc present session, TO authorize
snk TO be located at said town. which regret was lost
That Bank would facilitate the Operations of trade and
ultimately enhance the value OF the Interests of the
surrounding country, have no doubt A RI ,frI,
capital and capital produces competition. and tbu,
the planter gets for his produce; this il loo Main
tooe argued Doubtless it would be a means NJ adI,nc
ing the Improvement of the town, especisIIv ~ !
should be Incorporated, and power given TO make ,b
necessary internal regulations. Last, but not least M
Seoe question, demands our most serious consideration
should make up opinions, and he prepared TO in
SFuct our representative specially upon this subject
IN conclusion, permit me to nominate Mr.. SAMUEL G.
rDERsoN os candidate for the Legislature to re-
present this county. AN OLD CITIZEN
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U1ednesdGy. .Afoycb IA

The Senate have passed the bis-ncorporating com
pany 10 construct turnpike road from the upper end of
the Blue Ridge canal TO its intersection with the Licking
ton and Covington turnpike-ncorporating the Mboo'
and Cars creek turnpike company-to authorize the
ices oil the town OF Portsmouth to prohibit the burial of
dead persons within the limits of the town. &c.-to au-
thorze the construction of free bridge across the north
iork OF James River Cedar Grove church, i'm the
county OF Rockbrdge-ncorporang the Natural Bridge
turnpike company-o amend much of the Marriage act
Prescrbes the mode of obtaining censes-to provide
Tor the building of Courthouse SC i'm the county
oil Ohioreeasng William Royal, late sheriff of Halifax
from DEBT due The commoDwealt-to authorize the APP
Pontmen OF an additional commissioner of the revenue in
the county oil Ohio-and TO incorporate the Columbian
Manufacturing company. They have also, passed the
bills, tch dmendnens-to amend an act fixing the term
OF office oil certain public officers, &c-changng the name
william Griffin Organ, TO William AlIcnto authorize
SUBSCRIPTION by the commonwealth TO the stock of the
winchester and Potomac Railroad companyand an act
to incorporate the Virginia Marine Insurance company
And they accede from their amendments the bills in
cooperating Tie Manchester Manufacturing companies.
The amendments 10 the first bill above-named were
iald on the table, on motion OF Mr. Carter of y. W. the
other amendments agreed to-
PRIMARY SCHOOLS
The engrossed bill concerning School Commissioners
ana presenting their duties, read third Time anil on
spassage, discussion in which Mcssrs Carter OF
H. and X, Caldwell, Goode and Rives, took part.
Mr.. Rves moved rider to the bill. Mr. Dabney
moved the indefinite posPonement of the bill. This mo-
ion was further discussed by Messrs Caldwell Carter
H. ana H., Brooke, Rves and Carter OF p W. and was
agreed TO follows:
.fyes-Messrs Banks, (speslscr) Gridnalds Wood Of
Automatic Randolph, Persinger, Booker Garland, Came
ron, Pate Good Gbolson, Paeson of Buckingham Boil
ling Daniel jr Dickinson, Richardson Pateson Of Ches-
tercId, Pendeton Broadus, Wilson of c. Brodnax, Ball
Chiffon Stephenson Snidow, Smith Of c., Bryce ofG.,
Hail OF Grayson, Bruce Sims PosoD Williams Johnson
Mayo, Grayeiy, Shield Harwood, Dabney, Carter OF
l.. x X, Poindexter, Street, Hudgns, Henry, Vawtcr
Chandler, Leigh Harvey Robertson, Witcher, swanson
GillHand, Miller Dupuy. Stands, Carter Of p. w
Cline, lessee, Kgore, Cobb, Powell, Crump, Har.
grave, Morris, Brown and Rutherioord-66.
Woes Nessrs Drfmmond, M'Cue, Brooke Campbell
Of 3D. Faulkner, Anderson * Wilson of B.. Campbell oil
Brooke, Shell, SPurlock Riyes, Halyburton Richie
Sillman Erskne, Spencer, Carskadon, Mullen, Jordan
Gallaher, Berry, Summers Hooe, Allen, Hays, Lawson
Mllhaney, Cordel Caldwell, Smith Of NJ. s. j., Goode
Knox; Billiugsy, Preston, Webb, Cabel Fzhugh Par
MOTT Davis, Adams, Hiner, linn, Moore. M'DoweIl, NJ
Mahon, Bare, MCoy, MCulloch, Keller, Newton
Crockett and King-52.
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The synopsis which we gave of the debate on the Dis
NAL Swamp Canal Bill, was of course much abbreviated
and we learn that the remarks ascbed Mr. Brodnax
are by some considered susceptible of construction i'm
piicatng Mr. King, who introduced the bill, as having
used unfair means in procuring its original passage tho
House oil Delegates, or bringing it up designedly when
the House very thin. 1t is Justice TO both gen.
emen TO say, that far from any such charge having
been made, Mr.. B. stated expressly that it afforded him
pleasure to say, that far from the amabe worthy
Delegate from the borough OF Norfolk having intentionally
cdHedup the bill on that particular occasion casuap
came up Them in its regular order the docket land that
when on his entering the House and expressing to Mr.
>ng his surprise that the bill had gone throush he prompt
~ and generously expressed his entire readiness move
reconsideration of the subject in full House. should any
member desire it, Tha; he (Mr ID had declined the pro-
position from motives of delicacy. In grouping the
sixth part OF column, speech of nearly one hours
length is, of course, impossible present every thing
which was said But, during the whole of this debate
and while the principles and provisions of the bill were
zealou'y assailed-not the slightest imputaop insi-
nuaed against the fair and honorable department those
who patronSed it,
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TMesdnn. .Mnrch bel.

nc Senate have passed the bls-to establish the town
OF sparta in the county Of kngham--makng the ia
OF the town OF Fredericksburg the Jail OF the Superior
Court Of Sposyvouia- the surees Of Jerman
Baker-concerniog Lewis ThrogmortOn--to compensate
lnny B0ykin Tor hofse.Also, NTH amendments the
6s providing for special courts OF appeas-concerning
Lawrence Battaileto provide for repairing public arms
ana the armory, &c.-reeasng 10 James Sheppard and
ohers the states right to tract Of landto incorporate
me Manchester Manufacturing Company-to incorporate
the Manchester Wool and Cotton Manufacturing Company
And an act TO amend the several making police gu
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N EASTERN VIRGINIAN.
CONfMU.NTC.aTED.


At Meeting Of the Managers Of the Bible Society of
Virginia, held at the residence OF Mr. James Gray,
Tuesday the 9th day Of March, 1882:
Resolved That the nineteenth Anniversary Meeting of
the Bible Society OF Virginia be held in this City, at the
First Baptist Church, on Tuesday the 3D. day of April
next at 10 O'clock A. NJ, and that the Recording Secre
tary give public notice of the samcinvite auxiaries
send delegates, and the friends OF the Bible gene
rally to attend said meeting.
Resoired, That the Rev Edward Baptist of Powhatan,
be requested preach the sermon the annual eeng
that the Rev. James Fife of Goochand be his alternate
and that the Rev. John Kerr and Messrs James Sizer
and Richard G. Workman, be Committee to correspond
with them the subject
The Rev. Eli Ball, Rev. Jas. b. Taylor and Rev. VIM
f. Lee were appointed Committee prepare the Annual
Report and make such other arrangements may be
cessary for conducting the Annual Meeting.
Messrs Benjamin Brand and Asa Otis, appointed a
Committee to examine and report the Treasurer's
count.
A letter addressed Rev. Stephen Taylor from ]. c.
Brigham, Secretary TO the American Bible Society,
read, stating his intention of visiting this city, with view
to organize Young Mems Bible Sociey.-W hereupon,
Resoiped, That this Board cordially approve of the de-
sign OF Mr. Brghams visit TO this city, and direct the Re-
cording Secretary to call meeting Of the Board immcd
atey after his arrival at such time and place shall be
most convenient to him and further that the Clergy of
the city endeavour to give such notice of this business
from their pupts shall prepare the way for the attain
ment oil his object. Extract from minutes.
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those persons would have pay their
property their proportion for all the slaves and their
deportaon should their ayorte scheme Of running East
Virginia succeed !-You will please excuse this
commune ation which from who has not the
honor Of your acquaintance but has long admired your
firm, fearless, dsnterested course.
AN EASTERN yIRCINIAN
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!. LarEsTFRoM pUENOs AyREs.

4 he editors Of the Journal Of Commerce
areindebted to Capt. Wolf of the st,,p Ma
RIA, Tor buenos Ayres papers 10 July l4th.s
E1ncke's comet was seen at Buenos Ayres
on the Cd JUNE, from which Date 10 the SIN,
It was traversiBg the constellation of Er,ia.
no sits brightness" Says a correspondent
/. OF the British pstset, sis less than ON its
precious appearances; not any nucleus can
he distinguished, and it can scarcely he seen
throush good acbromat,c telescope OF u
/ leel. "tnch seems TO indicate that II has ex-
perIenced some change in its constitaion.n
Ehe Hon Francis Bayiies. u S Charge
TO bdenos Ayres, presented his credentials
on the 18th June
it was reported from Chill, that the jewels
on the femnle OF the Sun, (which at tho
tiafe of the conquest the natives conceded
IRON the SpsnIaris,) had teen lately disco
vered, near the Cerro de pasco Their va
iue has been calculated sIsO,OOo Ono.
.d,fstn's COLONY On the 10Th July.
squadron OF five vessels belonging to Santa
Ana, paid visit TO the American colony in
( Texas, 10 inquire into the late commotlons
%nd present state of affairs theye-fi having
been represented that it was the Object of
The eoio0ists TO declare thems ives lnaepen-
'aent OF Mexico Satisfactory expisnailoas
we're made, and the COMMANDER of the
squadron being convinced that the eoioaists
Dad taken up arms only to resist the tgrau-
meal aud unconstitutional acts of i}asta-
mante, and were acting on the same prn-
cipie WITH Santa Anna himself rendered lie
cofonists his friendship ami the support Of
tile chiefs under whose authoIi he was aci-
ing.
Tranquility is thus restored, and the cob
onIsts have obtained ali they desired
rights and privileges guaranteed to them by
the Constitution.
AT meeting of the Sanitary Commute of tbs
City Of Philadelphia, sept 6th 1882.
On motion Of the Recorder, It was q.
unanimously
Resolved. That the Rev. MICHAEL
HI Riley. of The Roman Catholic Csureh,
~ iiberl and dislnteresteu augmentation of
his private dwelling TO hospital purposes, by
his humane and fearless aitenti1n % sne sick
and lying and by his noble exaa,pls Of pub
tic spirit and chiistain henevalence' has IS.
iabiished high claim 10 the thanks OF ibis
committee, aud tn the respect aud cJnii-
ieilce OF 'he whole community
kroIu Tue minutes Of he t.anm;tse
SAMUEL DAVIS
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L'fhe faen,tv Of the retriever, however, may
;ustIv be regarded az more inexpIiesbl- and
less easily referred to the instructive passions
of the species. ~ Majendie, says french
writer, in recently published memoir, hav-
ing learn, that there werea race ofdogs IN Eng
land which stepped and brought back game
of their own accord, procured appair, and,
having obtained whelp from them. kept It
constantly under his eyes antl he had an OPP
poltdnity of assuring himself that. without
having received any instruction. md, on the
very first day that il was carried to the chase,
il brought back game with IS much stesui
ness as dogs which had been schooied into
the sanie rnen9uvre by means OF the whip
collar. Such aitainments, as vel! as the ha-
bits and dispositions which the shepherd 5
dog aud many others inherite, seem to be OF
! a nature and extent winch we can hardly ex
| plain by supposng them to be a modification
/ oil instinct necessary for the preservation oil
! the species in Wild state When such re-
! rhaIkabIe habits appear in races Of this spe
ctes, We may reasonably conjecture, thaltley
i were given with no other view than for the
use of man, and the preservation Of the dog
which thus obtains protection.
l. LIvY.-Wben there was that great fire IN
the seragolio, at Consantinople, about 1850
| large proportion OF the furniture, and among
the rest, several books were thrown INTO the
steet. The secretary of the French embassy
then al the porte, happened TO be walking
that way, and ash he was getting SO wellas hi
could through the crowd, hessw man with
Ia large folio volume which he had opesej
but could not tell what 10 make OF 1t. IN,
secretary saw it was manuserip of Livy
and on turning over the leaves little further
found that ii had the second decade as wei
as the first, and pro6sb'y might have al tha
is lost to Us. He offered the man a handsome
reward II be would keep the book under hi
long robe, and follow hiai with II to his lodg
ngs. The nah agreed 10 it, and followed
him; but the croud and confusion increasing
they were separated, anu so the secretar,
lost the opportunity of recovering SO great ;
treasure AS this would have been to the hear
ned world.
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they win have an injurious Tendency ,,j,...
II not q DISASTROUS one. 10 no 49,. -.
permanently of our government. few d;.S uu
leve. Our republic now stands on ,bs 11e-
verge of the precipfce of aissohrt;oa' 10y 10y
strife and slavery; one step n,sy prod,c. thu "
al Such are the slender threads upop w ,,e
depend the peace and happiness of nation .' -
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The whole number of public schools IN
Rhode Island is 325, and Of pupil, II ,034
No state tax is levied for The purposes oil cd
lcaton,
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Corn Cro's-lt is stated in the RALEIGH
Register Of the 24th ult that the late season.
rains have had a most beneficial Influence
upon the crops Of corn We have rearly seen
that beautiful and luxurient production Of
our helds IN more Hourishing condition.
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Boston Seanem's Friend Society 1900
There are otter specific devices, amount
ing in all 10 s5G 500 with the residue to the
Massachusetts General Hospital, which it
is supposed amounts to $50, Coo.
IBdst p. .4dy
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;, We learn from Cap, Coffin. of the ship
Franklin arrived last evening from Amster-
dam that the Cholera raging al 2otter.
dam and at 1'exel. but had not reached Am.
sterdam when he left
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We congratulate onr citizens upon the
rapid deminution Of the plumber of deaths by
thoiera. the report Cor the last twenty four
hours being FIVE, three white and two co
lored1 the Whole n,snher Tor the week being
nearly hundred iess thad iaSi locek. 'and we
have every reason 70 hope lha, with the bles
sings OF Providence, aid prudence on the
part of onr citizens, next weeks return will
shew total cessato. OF this dreadful dis
ease in Baltimore - EaIi Gaz Sep. IL.