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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.

INVITES the attention Of tho LADIES who
Il wish to purchase GiNoHA Ms, Battiste or Light
Calicoes has on hand a very large stock,
comprising coplete Assortment, and would be
glad to sell at, or oven UNDER COST
W Fancy Scarfs and Handkerchief, in great
variety, and very cheap.
P.S.--LACE WORK put out, and liberal
prices given.
Newport July 26.
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OOl.

TUNH T. subscriber wishes to purchase So
Il W)0 pounds Of Sleeps wool, OF the
grades usually raised 10 this State, for which
he will puy liberal prico in cash on delivery
Il. w. LAWTON.
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New York and Boston but
more properly the New
mort IS CheOD Store.
MIR. MARCHANT

MIR. MARCHANT
ID ESPECTFULLY begs leave to offer
IL his services to the CITIzENs and WIS.
IroRs Of Newport as an ARTlST.-Being
much'a Stranger here, he depends solely on
the character of his Pictures as an introduc.
tiou to their notice and encouragement.
Any inquiries made Of Mr. NJ. at the BELLE.
vUE HOTEL, Twill be by him attended to
with much pleasure, whether communicated
verbally or otherwise.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19

THEATRE.--Master BURKE, takes his
Benefit, and the company will give their
last performance, for the season, this eve-
ming. Our citizens, who wish to witness
the efforts of this wonderful boy, must
avail themselves of this opportunity, as
we can assure them it will be the last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19
STENOGKOPHY,
OR THE ART OF WRITING
Short Hand:
TAUGHT IN SIX EASY LESSONS.
II. TOWNDROW.
Professor OF STENOGRAP

l,rOfessor OF fSTENOGRAPHY,
:" HO has been for some time engaged in
w the city Of Boston, Providence, and
Harvard University most respectfully informs
tho public and visitors, Of his arrival in New.
port, where ho purposes teaching for short
time the above much admired and very use.
ful art. Mr.. Il. can, with the utmost conf
deDce, recommend the system upon which
he teaches, as il is founded upon principles
the most simple and comprehensive, yet en-.
tirely new, never before taught or practised
by any individual in this country, and which
from its simplicity he feels confident will i'm
part a pleasure as well as permanent bene-
fit to the learner.
Those Ladies who may feel desirous Of at.
tanning this very polite and pleasing accom-.
plishment, can if they prefer il, be attended
ut their own residences.
rABLIsHMENr-the house Of the late
Captain Thomas White, Church.st., opposite
the Church. Hours Of attendance from o to
l2 a. m. and from 3 to p. M.
An evening class will be kept for those
gentlemen who cannot conveniently attend
during the day.
No payment is required until the course of
Lessons are completed, and the pupil has at.
tained a competent knowledge of the above.
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FOR SALE,
- THE Estate on the west side
Of Broad street, occupied by tho
Hill subscriber, consisting Of three
i(llH dwelling houses with large lot
OF land bounded on three streets
in length 238 feet-fronting said Broad street 81
feet. Part of the above premises will bo
rented if suitable application is made soon,
with some furniture to accommodate few that
may be to much crowded in the large Board
ing Houses.
Newnort. July -. 1891.
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New York Cheap Store.
ONVE MORE EOR 00 ia VS.

VyIiE Subscriber respectfully offers to the
l. public, during the above time, at the
Store in Thames street. recently occupied by
DR.. ]. j. Fales, and next north Of Mr.. A.
Murrays Boarding House, the following ar
ticles recently purchased at The New York
Auctions, very low for cash only. Please
call and examine the same. II is hoped they
have not forgotten the bargains given theur
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4 Assignee's final Notice.

AsStgnee's nnol NOt1ce.
TIME Subscriber having received IN As
Il signment Of the Property Of JOSEPH
FISH, for the benefit of his Creditors, here
by give notice to all who have demands
against him, that unless their claims are
presented TO us on or before the lst day of
Angus, next, they will be procludcd from all
benefit Of said Assignment,
STEPHEN A. ROBINSON, ! ,,.r,,.
WILLIAM 4. POTTER, "'''s"''''
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An adroh thief-Yesterday, an Eng
Iishman who arrived here in the Ajax,
from Liverpool, remained on the dock
for the purpose Of seeing his baggage,
and fine pair of horses, he had brought
with him, safely landed.-Hc in the
meantime got into conversation with a
very kind communicative countryman OF
his who watched the landing.--The lat
ter examined the horses, praised all their
points, declared themthc nsblcst animals
he had ever seen, and expressed wish
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Missouri Indians.-It is announced in
the st. Louis Beacon of July 9TH, that
Generals Gaines and Atkinson, with the
regular troops, have arrived there from
the Upper Mississippi, having accomplish
ed, with the aid of the Illinois mounted
men commanded by Gen. Duncan, and
accompaniedhy Gov.Reynolds,the peace
able removal of the Indians, without
the shedding of one drop of blood, and
dispersed confederacy which has been
forming for tDo years with incredible Sc
crecy, under the famous Sac Chief, Black
Hawk, aud the Winebago Prophet, who
have been endeayoring TO revive the de-
signs of the famous Sha0nes Prophet and
Tecumsch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

mn, - RUTHERFoRDToN, N. G. Sept 20.
Fu6hc 1Heeting-We informed, that call was
,ade by portion Of the citizens Of Burke County for
eeng whou distinction Of parties to take into consi.
eeraon the nature and tendency of the doctrine of Multi
hcaon and TO ascertain in what light was viewed by the
people Of that county Owing their being no Court bu-
shes 70 attend to- large number convened Oh the
sion IN the Courthouse, the 25th and Goth inst The
suyec we are told, ably discussed DTo and con- Re.
solutions were drafted and adopted, expressive of con-
hueI ana ardent regard the part Of the meeting Tor
Ue Ohioj and also denouncing the doctrine of Nulh-
cauon as unconstitutional and tending to anarchy civil
war ana blood We have not yet received an official
report OF tue proceedings Spectator.
.NWfVcdtiOH IN ~ Cdroind.-Ths article is at a low
eDD I'D this state Already the people taking the matter
seriously IN hand Meetings have been held in different
GolesIn the state andhave formally discountenanced the
uocne " South Carolina hopes for aid alliance from
tns quarter she will find herself wofuy deceived. The
various meetings on the subject Of nominating candidates
me Presidency and Vice Presidency believe have
Az eher directly or indirectly, disapprovcd and discoun-
en"nced the doctrine. But direct now
Oeug taken throughout the State. In several quarters
nave been held, and in others notice calls for
eeUhgs are made, 10 discuss and test the subect-not
among the least prominent is that held at Hilsboroupb
III orange County, where Mr. Mangum Of our Sena-
or, w congress, who has been claimed by the nulleys
as oeohging TO eir party, openly protested against the
as will be found in another column Burke too
mas akcn her stand; and we feel confident that similar re-
spouse WIN be given by Rutherford and every other ooun-
~ IN the State-B
At meeting in Washington county the following Re-
solution adopted.
HeSo'red That we dispprove most decidedly Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
THE SIXTIES.
DIN NrCKyr uy4I. -.

q 8
Every mail brings us tidngs of the trinn,nJ r H. u 1.
PuDcah' 10 hs state IN the natory elections and con
"anlcions OF the false reports Of the Opposition
Richmond - says, elm Bucks county Mr. Jngban;s wy, n
idehce the pennsylvania Inquirer says there are
" ten Jackson men proper ef; and yet the DovIcso,or
democrat (Mr Ingham's special advocated announces
The defeat Of the ticket opposed TO Jackson yIcJ h,a;
only 81 votes for Inspectors
the Tory Gazette, that made The SLIP for fc Neu
0rk market claiming a majority in Lancaster Of $40
where the Jackson ticket succeeded bv sepeyoj 5,,yJ
makes smother slip in the paper received TODAY n
~ CuDbefiGnd tce hare carried The n0jorify oC foe1
SpecfOrs." This ~ false. WV "'' ~
WEI give below, extracts from The Harrisburg Cbroni.
Ce printed at the seat OF government Pennsyvsna FINN
the "Doylesiown Democrat Bucks county mir Inc.
nam paper as 10 IS caledO &C., &c-CioJe
From tho Harrisburg RAJ Chro,i,lo n
inspectors hSfcctiOH.This election took pl5ce tIro,,J
out the State Friday last and az far As he rl, So
De taken as evidence Of public opinion they furnish
elusive indications Of the complete triumph Of Wolf and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
From the Baltimore Republican. I
MI Nh ii AR

hEAcTIoN'-ln Baltimore city the Jackson majority is
greater than il ever was since 1924 unon ar ,o 81
ty strength ~ zoo " P"'
ANOTHER REAcTIoN-In Hartford COUNTY which
was divided last year, sending CLAY and two Jrkson
delegates, and the year before sent all four Clav
we nave now all four for Old Hickory by an average ma
Jony OF more than 100. Hartford gave more than 100
against in 1928. ~ NV
STILL ANOTHER REAcT1oN.-Cecil County which
last year sent two Clay and Jackson deIeraes ba.
rage majority
AND YET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County, which last
year had ALL FOUR Clay delegates, has now elected
three Jacksonians, and one Clay man doubtful
AND YET ANoTHgR.-In Queen Anne which lac,
yeaap sent three jackson and Clay man. and i'm
looV sent Two Cayes and two Jacksonans has now elect
ed all four for Jackson ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
MORE SECESsInNs

" timothy Taylor, James NJ Taylor Ira III Ferris
ana James Huchnson OF the town of Aurelius Cavupa
county respectable and influential anti masons have mil
Cy declared thongh the Cayuga Patriot that thew con.
sdeT te late coalition formed Utica by the leaders of
Tie Anti-masonic and Clay parties total abandonment
walton OF Mr. Clay TO the presidency and that tbcv re-
houncc all farther association with it.
VI rive anu-lnasonic citizens OF Aureus had
y made a similar publication. 'U p 0''oUS-
u Edward Hopkins and Thomas Stafford said b, ,h
wayne argus TO be highly respectable of that
county PuhlcIy withdrew from party which since the
bargain at Utica they regard an imposture mon The
community "PO" "o
w. VI QUESTIONS FOR THE ELECTORS Wby was Inc
w layor Proving round city previous to our late
chaer elecon and why lie stationed all the poll dav
IN me Ciy HalE Was ii for tie purpose of dis,ributnS
me money recently received by him from Emperor Nj
chod' was II Tor the purpose avowed by the bank er
cenaIes, oil BUYING vorEs Is it TO be IMAGINED b,
NE aduIterer the guilty author of his own shame and tho
dishonor oil his family would hesitate to seU 5;J| -,
bank, or to attempt to buy others2
why has Joseph Bount, the we'll known purvevor and
instrument OF the Mammoth Monopoly porambuI3,od o
TVer couhlesf Why does he complain when he reachc.
s cry mat tie Bank is nggardly, and will not s.sbe
ouH why eIse' but TO disguise his agency in the dis
fbutlon OF the money OF the Golden Emperor, Whvelse
but to throw dust in the eyes of The vi5ilant c,oa
MARX the game OF these desperate and pronieate Bank
Mercenares F5"o Damn
From whence the two thousand dollars in Tr;,eJ
Htdtes Bank notes, which feed partizan of the coal,
offered few days SINCE to bet the election Of the ST.
ancse ticket? ~ " ''o o.
The electors will mark these things Tbev ,vilI rhL
these corrupt attempts of the Bank in manner tb,t iI
nor uo purify OF the elective franchise invaded with i'm
punity.-.4TgUS. ' "''' III"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
CHARTER ELECrInN

To those who live in ALBANY and nndcrs,ard No o
~ he Coahlon succeeded in the late Charter clec
o me boaSIng OF the two anti masonic national noncts
w TINS CITY, can afford nothing but matter nj
Our opponents understand perfectly well
%oIs no est OF The strength of the republican nor IL,
ms cry lher object manifesty is TO deceive AID ri
'edu Ue people IN distant parts Of the STATE and il, che
VI me OmOn, and 10 induce the belief which
"O "Ot heIhselVes for entertain th,, t ,;,y
"I STATE may by possibility desert ANDREyy JAcrsnS
aug MARTIN VAN BUREN i'm the approaching conto.t
a., S"Ch expectations will prove vain and del,,sive W.
ia "O' mtehd to trouble readcrs with an acrount NJ
means means by wheh local election turning mainly nam
foreign TO state and national ro III,
Deeh made successful in favor of either IN - 81,
W" uPPose 'hat our opponents would be am bi,ious If me-
1oN,"s an investigation into their operations i,e late
oO'Gs5 Ou' since they have set up shout of iumnb
"Wch real advantage would scarcev ysrr,,, ~ ,tFFt
ourselves justified ia briefly sug0estiTg so ~ w. nN
obtained by our advcrgarics wv P''"O' mas oeeh
MIihout particularly specifying cases that will pit
",' "ln c appropriate province Of the lrand inn ana
o"cF CoseFVators OF the public morals il slou Gc eL
20 say, 'ha' our adyersarcs, did not at the plls one
pace ler cause upon The leading political o,tcs,o,i.
ier as 10 men or measures, which now ,livils u, ,
bers OF ihe community When such a co,rsc ,so,,,i w
sWef ue'r purpose, they did indeed urge tbcir bosG
NY 10 he democratic party, ifs men and it, princire. L
n most cases they endeavored 10 keep ennreIv out r 80
we names OF Jackson, Van Buren, and Marcy ON he ono
yV' anu OI'y, EImakcr and Granger on the other m
co was not openly assailed, did they venture 10 svo,
","Isei'cs ne advocates Of The Mammoth Bank. Tho
O,e'"'n'"ng Influence" Of that monster was felt in
""o,,t Io'" ihcir efforts were mostly made upon
'y'"S wac enough from those which viii decide tbo
1870 "cSuhes OF This country in the coming trial
ttH ,o"' weeks secret but most indcaGgabic drl
-" u'cy Kept up before the election, and maintain
~ %" .W' Pols they seized upon those csuses nj ,ti
sdte olstohien which can seldom, c,il ~ ed, 60. ~
N!"s we 'nirs Of active city: and yybofevor cyu
~ ''"' el'Aef ielt o. idnced he endured he was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

GREENsBURG, (Ky.) Sept 2S.-The President, ac-
compaHed by Mr. Breathu his private Secretary arriv-
ed in this place Wednesday evening last his
TO Washington, by way of Lexington, Guyandotte, SC.
lie took lodgings ut the house OF Mr.. VIM. d. Barrett
where large number Of citizens both of and
country, had opportunity Of seeing and conversng
with him. We graied TO observe number OF his
political opponents unite in paying this just tribute of
spcct TO the venerable Patriot
His determination pass through our town was not
known until few minutes before he arrived-notwith
standing very numerous assembage in attendance
at his lodgings at the moment of his arrival giving him
greetings naniiestng the most lively sensations of
teem. Although he somewhat fatigued by the day =
Journey he passed through the whole company with the
utmost AMI elegance, giving each individual friend
ly sautaton.
supper he convcrsed very freely upon some Of the
friends as well rs his political opponents 1t would be
too tedious to give general outline OF the subjects
he touched onsuice il say, that his remarks were
strong lucid and conclusive Every and impartial
he said flowed from the heart OF the whose pu-
rty and patriotism cannot be doubed--the heroic man
who has dared all dangers to his country and main
tain her honor.
In the morning the House i'm Which he lodged was
again filled by the people, notwithstanding very heavy
rain iaingsand the ae conate sautaons
cd between hinaRd his ieow-citizens.
IL would be 9ng njustice 10 omit occurrence which
took place, whchvas truly affecting all who witnessed
it, Col. William Barnet, soldier of the revolution be
tween 20 and so years DID, rode several miles through
heavy rain TO the who hal been his scboolmate
while boys and his fellow soldier in the revolution
meeting was most afecng-when the Colonel was able
to give utteTance, he said "thdnk the Lord that hare
seen yOu more beforc die"-They convcrsed a
short time most afIeconately when the time arrived loi
The President to take his leave of u.s. the parting farewell
OF these two old soldiers of the impressive cha
racter The President then took leave OF the company
and proceeded on his Journey Rep,tbIican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09

70 John w Biaek,ceH and nm, g. BavIhan. g,fay.
mans Jor me orphans If John Baynhan deceased.
w. not being inhabitants OF this State will please
n take notice, that SHALL The goth day of October
next az the store house Of Grow Glovers in the county
OF Halifax and State Of Virginia, proceed to take the de-
Posiuoh o. Lewis Gnihn and others and continue from
ana on e sum October next, at Thos Easeys store in
NE same county and State proceed take the deposition
to day, Sunday excepted until the same he tskenfo I
read as evidence H suit depending in il,e county
Court OF Chancery, where you and Others are plaintiffs
anu am deendan at which time and place Won NAV al
tend If you please. JOS G. r. BAYNuAW
Admir- Of William Bayi1,afn deed
Halifax, Va, September H. 3s",e4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
Hon p. p. BARBOUR.
FreseaM, San. az. Is32

Frescdti, Sent or 1892
GENTLrMEN: have received vonr letter If tho 95tb
ut, enclosing certain resolutions adopted AT political
meeting tcld on that day, at Shocco Springs Warren
county, North Carolina.
In conformity to Of those resolutions Won ask me n
state my sentiments in relation the PROTECTIVE Sysie,u
HfcTnai Ia'Pfo0ement, the Bank If the United States
and qualification.
Whilst should be altogether unwilling to obfrude nv
opinions IN regard TO political questions upon the puLc
am equally 10Th TO withhold them, when thus publicly and
cXPcHIy called upon 20 express them therefore with
ont hesiiancy proceed answer the injuries I under
stand The committee 10 ask what my opinions are NOT b
what process of reasoning I have been led IN ,IoHt
them 'P'
First then The protective System, by which mean
Wc laying OF mpO-i not 10 raise revenue for the sake of
revenue, but 10 support domestic manufactures against To-
reign competition am decidedly and utterly opposed 10
the whole system upon the various grounds of lis heinz
III violation OF The spirit @ The Constitution, and being
UNJUST unequal, and oppressive in its operation. en-
close two speeches delivered by me on this subject i'm the
House OF Representatives. the first in 1920 aud the other
in 1924 in which you will see INV views n length an iii
tic grounds.
Next in order, the subject Of Internal Improvement
consider mat whole system. when attempted be exc
cu'eh ny congress- whether in the form Of construction
o' appropriation by woy If subscriptions to chaf is 10 be
c'N'ucfed 10y others, as unconstitutional ~ highly mex
Pnen "n as calculated to undermine The independence
W "c '"ics ana he virtue Of The people, In struggle
for te spoiis Of The Treasury My views at large ,I6on
us subject VII be exhibited in two speeches noyy encio
cd delivered by Inc in the House Of Representatives. the
one 900 1913. and the other iu 1890.
, ne Bank OF The United States is the next subject
BESIDES me objections 10 this upon te score Of expcden
ey' particularly the mighty power arising from he con-
cenauon 10 an orgaazed form Of countless millions of
ooIass' consider ms as being altogether beyond the
constitutional competency Of Congress
me latitude OF Construction, which would bring This
Wihh The pale OF The Constitution, would n my esn,d
u3n utterly destroy all those restrictions aud reservations
~Ich make The Federal Government limited one. And
loel hd do not state the too strongly, when say
t'' 81 resolves itself into question between supposed
co"Femence 70 The public in the administration Of the
nh'nce "hH ne character Of tie circulating medium and
iDe c'f''n oil poNer by uie government, which may
aelL The Journals Of Congress viii sbev 1,, when tc
present Bank was chartered in 1916 voted against IT,
qualification. w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-09
SMALL COMFORT

The Coalition must have been in great distress for little
comfort, otherwise they would be so mmoderatelv
eated at getting few votes this year they did
at the last charter election in this city They know full
wen That considerations not at all connected with politics
influenced the votes of many of our citizens After all
what mighty causes have the piebdLd coalition for tri
umph! Let us look at them.
MAINE, which at the last presidential election gave A
maJoy OF screen thousand for the Adams and Clay cleo
tors, has Just elected jackson Governor by majority of
JoH thousand, Clay candidate and will as surev
as the polls open in that State choose Ten JAcKsoS
ELECTORS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, which gave three thousand three
hundred majority for the Adams and CLAY electors has
gwen this year ten thousand majority for Jackson Co
vernon and no one is oolhay question the choice
OF SEVEN JACKSON ELECTIONS by an equally large ma.
jority. '''N
INDIANA, which has heretofore had Governor and
Legislature III favor OF Mr.. Clay, has Governor and
majority oil both branches of the Legislature in favor
Gen. Jackson.
Missouri, which was to be INFLUENCED 1--WE use a
mliu er by tho Ro'Jh cfIara6er and s,,sains No.
h' uhdlininshed, TO the Hero and Patriot who nav
occupies the Presidential chair WV Nv"
hi.NTUCKf, which, just previous to the last Pres;den
la election chose Clay Governor has recently Ioo,d
fast friend of the President and thereby moro i an i;
Gated That her electors will be in favor OF Jackson
ILLINOIS has Proved by her late election ,bat sb
maintains her attachment and will give her snpsr 70 M
present administration. " VIC
MssIssIPPI has recently given renewed and decisive
evidence OF her adherence OF Caysn and her
Ing attachment 10 the who has shed his blood i, do
fence of her soil. $50 ~ III ue-
Even IN CoNNEcTGcUr, Mr.. GlGngeys mission to 90,
up coalition wholly failed The Anli-lnasons there 6si
'he sagaclIy to discover the RSS under the Lions s6
I''ie DELAwARE, which never fails in trying times
70 De ne to Federalism reported 10 stand firm for Cav.
Dnt RHODE ISLAND is doubtful -
Sch - the aspect which the recent elections have nh,
on MT Gays prospect What mighty cause for triumph