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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19
For the r. I. Republican.


The remarks, in the last Herald of the
Times, respecting the decision of the
Baltimore Convention are totally untrue,
and the writer of that article knows it to
be so. That Convention was composed
Of men distinguished for their talents and
patriotism, and their unanimity iu sup
port Of Mr.. Van Buren, has astonished
his prosecutors and assaiants. Instead
of driving him into retirement and de-
stroying his reputation, they find that
the sense Of justice, which ennobles the
American character in sustaining and
exalting him. Mr.. Van Buren is at this
moment stronger in the affections Of the
American People than he ever was in
any former period of his life.
The writer of that article before he
attempts to take the names cf such men
as Gov. Fenner and Mr.. Potter in vain,
had better enquire Of Benjamin Hazard,
(the leader of the National Republican
party in this State) who it was that was
in favor, and used his whole influence, in
cooperation with the Providence aris-
tocracy, to induce the General Govern
ment to withdraw the cannon aud an
munition from the Forts in this harbor,
and remove them TO Providence, thereby
abandoning the town to the mercy ofthe
enemy in the late war, and who it was
that was told by some of the patriotic
leaders of his own party in this town at
that time, unless he abandoned these
plans he would be removed from his seat
in the General Assembly.
THE WHOLE TRUTH.
From The Albany Erening Journal, Erlra,
Friday 8 A. M
CHOLERA AT QUEBEC. MONTREAL,
SORREL, ST. JOHNS, AND LAPRA.
BE.
Our worst spprsh( |)ops in relation TO this
dreadful disease are billy realised. lie
ravsges at Quebec are 6l16t appalling.
We this morning sew Mr.. Cone, of CT arles-
ton, 8. c., who left Quebec on Tuesday, and
10 one day in advance Of the mail. He per-
mitted Us, few minutes before the North
America Ieft, to see a copy Of the Quebec
Gazette ofthe llth inst. from which we make
Q hasty extract.
From The Quebec Gazette efyuns II.
THE ASIATIC CHOLERA.
We announced the existence Of tho
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grasping at and retaining power
which got by unholy means, and
maaaged by weak hands, will bring
down swift destruction on those who
have usurped it. But the Baltimore
Convention it adjourned without issuing
a manifesto, and unless our curiosity be
satisfied, there is no telling but that we
may die of the Baltimore Convention |!
That Convention was composed of high
minded and patriotic men from every
quarter of the Union who came there
with but one object. There doors were
open, there was no conclave, no secret,
nothing to be concealed. In this per-
haps they differed from a certain noto-
rious Convention, held at certain place
in Connecticut, at which the most promi-
nent leader of the Nationals in This part
Ofthe State is said to have figured. But
there is no accounting for tastes, and il
they prefer the latter mode it is probably
because they love darkness more than
light; because their deeds are evil.
Another reason. apart from the openness
and notoriety Of their proceedings why q
writtea argument was judged iuexpedieni
was ilie fact that addtesses Aaye become
700 eommoa. They pa1 upou the apPe
'iie. acsrcaiy have We digessed one,
before auoiner lhlse poison auo au,id0to}
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THE REPUBLICAN,.
NEWPORT.

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09
W0OLCARDINC IN LYNCH
HEffkts.

rBNuuRMAN 4 LYDlCk have three Wool
n Card.ns Machine, Ieaay j. he arpru tel
inc season, with new cards az - r.sa sseg. re-
ly at short notice to ea1i "a - 3. " -
tia, may H. brought 70 them iuaIgn efaef, and n
the los pic. II siN and quarter .nts pr re'uld
1, Is necessary to bans one pound OF lard to Ten
pounds Of wool or W. snail charge IL e=ns for the
zrgasing otthat quantity.
- The Machines are situated in the hous, built
by William Thurman, near the Horse Ford, aad
ready Il any time to commence tie work We IN
tend to Try to I'VE satisfaction.
June Pm
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MICH COW -.

q HAVE on hand for sale several Inst rai1
n Mich Cows, with youngCalycs lately selected
with much care in Augusta County. Those wan
ung todlrchase viii apply to me, living about soyen
mics from Lyholbure IN Campbell county, ON the
plantation laley occupied by Mr. J. Vest
J MILLER
Ju!v2 81
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CLOTHS.

pieces supcri0e london Blue spIcIdld qUaIIfy,
, 10 Medium do do and low pr4cc,
? do E&tr, 1per London Black,
do Low Pflee and a good article,
| do Mulberry ola fashionable shade, and beau-
tfu.y Aue,
do Invisible Green, also very fashionable,
do Ca.,a. Habi Cloth, for GentIcmeus wear,
, do Brown. one very fine,
, do Olye, fine and superiuc,
do Steel NIX, one OF whichls also very fine,
do DraL for Oycr-coafs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

EER CIIARLESL. CHRlsTTAN-A you
4'a are not an inhabtHt Of the State Of Vlrri-
ma, you are hereby notified that shall Oh the
first Monday IN August next, and on the two SUE
ceedlng days, at the house Of William Edmunds. in
the county of Barren, and State of kentucky, take
the deposition of said Ed,auads; and on the Mon
day following and the two succeeding days, at the
house of Richard Davenport in the county Of War
ran, and N the State Of Il ,ntaeby sl1a take the
deposition OF sand Richard Davenport, which de-
positions shall offer as evidence ia a suit in Chan
Gerry, depending in the county court Of Amherst
and STATE of Virginia. in which am plaintiff. and
yourself and others are defendants which suit is
brought against YOU as an abscm defendant for
the purpose Of subi'eling your interest in the es-
tate OF your late fUher, IN the hands Of his exc
cutors, 10 the payment ofny debts
Your obcdieut servant
WILLIAM l.. CHRISTIAN
June 70. 5w
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l. Abraham stapks. john Redi am James ".
Reid. adnafs uf Waller Redt dec Clark Penn
Jane Penn and Greeuyilie Penn adm = oud ad-
ms Of Oabrl., Penn. dee, Saml Martin y Ruth
hs wife josiah Fans, aud Mary his wife Atra-
ham Penn. Gre5nylIle Penn IL. Frances Japc
pm. Yenh,n.ah Tenn.son and Join sw,tzlef,
-HSAkE NOTICE. that. ~ tie LII day OF Au-
Z gust 8skt at IT, Clerks o3iee Of Patrick
a4Hfs Count we stal proceed to take the dtposr
ls5. uaaru NJ fasa jr JJhu Iatum and
5es. 90 b# rad on tho ual If the sui no" 1epeu-
ms ou the ghlncery sne oi the Circuit Superior
.faIt of l.av and GHanarry taf The town of l. .ftI
.are. sH winch Nc ar PLAINTIFF ard You are ds.
Ia4alHt- Il dc testimony shall Nil ut BE- taken
m completed oa that day tb.a. and IA gat caae. it
~. b. continued it5u a1y ed.,y lar iaur days
taa p.u afea % Hagi.' TINT. uu tn 18Th HI
an 18th DIS S Of #ftloo.9 a, Oh, samo pj4sa. ~,
-hI. taa. ths testimony oi seeeHI athar witnesses.
I..ia b, I'D lu tass.an. ssgae--,, tea aud whore
taanaT a5 attend
ea4 ub III sefvfs.
NOTIFY ADAMS, oIlo5
49, Pu##
NN ADAMS alaos IL
Pfar,ag atatIa NJ ltoms ~
tsatar oat MT flana
JuIt5 tl5A
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PORT WINE.

q FEW bottles first rate Port Wine, fearraH-
a tod genuine. Justr.ceivcd and Tor SUE by
D. X LYMAN.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

h WILL give the highest cash price for Wheat
delivered either in the lynchburg Mills or at
the Lumber House, on Aain.,treet. near the Union
Hotel! JOHN PURViS
June % 4
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pEEsEgTNgCEs v.

TTLORIEA, Lavender and Cologne Water,
n Pomauom, Fancy Soaps, DC &c. Just rccct-
we'd and for sale by y. r. LYMAN
June u Is
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Summer Cloths or Silk Camlct.

pieces black blue, brown, light and dark green
do Bombazeen, black, brown and olive, [very
fne)
do Lama Cashmere, 4 beautiful article, (ol
all shadcs,)
/ do striped and PLAN Mernos, very fasmona-
bic
do 90 do Sattcen do do
do Imperial RIB, whit, drab, buff brown, &c.
Sc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

81 lkGlNlA At Rules held in the Ci,rt,. clio. OLE
w Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chaucery f.r M
county Of Buckingham, the It'll OF Nu, I-a2- Nll.H.
Johuson, adn'r. Of Richard Jahu>on drr ii. nuat.u
annexed, Plaintiff, agninst pulp Jo.u.oa. KpI#
Johnson, IcWIs j hnsun, Robelt Riddle and n
cy hIs VIII, Peyton Jomsot, John II. J,.l.I#
Thomas Johnson, William J. Dunn and silly =
wife, Elizabeth Johnson John Johnson, aha. Of Cba
topher Johnson deed in hi. oan llgli, Kohard Jo.
son, Sa nuel MeRgmson, and Atry HI, "I, Thomas J.
son, james johnson, John r. Atgrusou, aud Martha
Vic Emmy johnson, asiueriuu johnson, Culru#a
Johnsoa, Napoleon Johnson, Ale a5cr johnson T6a
johnson, robert Johnson, Alircj T billiard and Liza.
hls Vie, and Josrph East dnu E4lbeth has HHg brs.
In Chdncery.
The Defendants Thomas J.husnn, tson of Rcbaa
aud lhomaN Johnson, aud Rabrri johnson, tom, e.
Thomas J"hnsonJ aud Napoleon Johnson, not has. i
entered their appearance and given sceuriy arlultus
10 the act of Assembly and the rucs ulttI. an
appearing by satisfactory evidence that ,y mia
ltltE OF tins country 1t uftr at the aid Bt
defendants do appear her the rst day ufthe
tcmher tern NM answer the bill OF the pau, and thu
copy olhs order BE- forthwith Inserted IN some
p1llted the town Of Lynchbure for Two months
-Ncl possoa nj the FROM door the courthouse ;.
IT, Iuuaty. ACupy-Tr>tp.
k.ELlEIrGE I. ;. {.
June II. s2u
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BARGAINS.

a. r are tysrous Of reducing our present well
w assorted Stock Of Summer Fancy Goods
TO effect thar OBJECT, We shall offer very great m
dacemenis 10 dealers gencral!y-the Goods are all
fresh, and bought at extreme low prices, and W
pledge ourselves to sell them 70 Civ, neral salts
.aa..n MCKEE, ROBINSON & -.
J.fe 20 Is
hN0R SALE comfortable second Aune
a. carrage Enquire 9; tbs o.Hce.
.l!Rf.R - Is
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plague and trouble of it, and finally to
put stop to the Inconvenience rather
than to offend good neighbor, lin all
other respects) tells the printer to discon-
tinue the paper, the only means by which
he has to support himself and family
The PRINTER, therefore, is the real SUI
ierer growing out of this odious habit
For the information of all those who do
not take this paper, who have heretofore
been in the habit of borrowing it from
week to week, we here say to them, that
ifthey will not trouble our subscribers in
the way we have mentioned, VIC will
print extra papers enough every week
for the especial purpose Of accornmoda-
ting them, and they shall be ready for
delivery at any moment at our office,
and the names ofsuch entered according-
ly on the LIST OF BoRROwERs.-Ours sub
scribers will then have the benefit oft their
papers, and we shall in the end lose nc
more than if the practice was continued
unnotced.
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nal where no witness, either through ig-
porance, iorgetlulness, or design, can any
thing 'extenuate or set down aught in NAL
ice A tribunal where no witness is neces-
sary to prove either fact or motive, hut
where all hearts, and all things, are naked
and open to the eyes Of Him with whom
we have to do; and where all will receive
according to their characters.
Commanding you to the mercy Of that
tribunal | declare the sentence of this
court to be, that you, the said, Amasd f..
Walmsley, be taken from hence to the
prison from whence you came, and that
you be taken from thence on FRIDAY,
the first day of june next, to the place of
execution, to be appointed by the Sheriff
'orthe county Of Providence, in said conn-
ty, and that you there, between the hours
ofnine and twelve of the clock in the
forenoon of the same day, be HANGED
BY THE NECK TILL YOU ARE
DEAD! and may God have mercy on
your soul.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-05

GEoRGIA.-The following article from the Ma
ilonal IntelIigencer ofThursday morning, contains
information from Georgia, of more specific and
definite character, than any Of our previous adNi-
ces:-
From Georgia we learn through private chan
NEIL that the mandate Of the Supreme Court oithe
States in the case offs. A. Worcester the State
of Georgia (the Cherokee CASEY having been deliv-
cred to the Court to which it was addressed, a
motion was made by The Counsel for MIR Worces-
ter, to reverse the judgment Of the Court accord
ing TO the judgment Of the Supreme Court,
and that the motion was refused by the Court
A motion was then made that the Mandate Of the
Supreme Court should he placed on the record Of
the Court, accompanied by motion for writ Of
Hnbeus Corpus, and that this motion was also
refused. The argument on those motions occupied
two or three days, and the decisions were render
ed without any written opinion thereon. Finally.
Il request was preferred for certified statement of
these decisions Of the Court, and it was denied;
the Judge taking the ground, as we had aniicipa-
ted, Of disregarding, altogether, the Mandate Of
The Supreme Court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-05
LOSS OF ANOTHER PACKET SHIP.

The packet ship De Rham, Capt. Weld
cnholdt, which sailed from Havre on the
2lst Feb. bound to this port, went ashore
on the breakers off Rockaway Beach,
Long Island, and in sight of the Tele-
graph on the lower station Of this port,
on Saturday evening about seven o'clock.
The wind, we understand, was from the
southwark, and as there was no gale or
storm, it was probable she stood too near
in and struck. AT o'clock yesterday
morning our news boat was alongside, left
her at 10 o'clock and came up to the city !;
she had then l2 feet water in her hold
her rudder unshipped-had bilged, and
there was very little doubt but she would
go to pieces, as the wind blew very strong
yesterday with heavy sea on. A wreck
master was OH board and several lighters
alongside. The lighter sloop Amity came
up yesterday with some of the goods and
passengers. The ship has valuable
cargo of dry goods, consigned TO Messrs.
Bolton, Fox and Livingston, and others.
Her letter bag was brought up to the city
yesterday.-.N Y. Dai. .4dv. Of Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-05

The National Republican Young Men
in every quarter of the Union, are up
and doing. We observe that ii conven-
ton ofthe Young Men oi'onc of,he con-
gressional districts in Maine, is to take
place at Kennebt'pk on Monday next
On the same day the young men of the
County of Frederick, Virginia, will as
semJlc at Winchester. Both these meet
ings are for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the National Republican
Young Mems Convention, which is to be
holden at the city of W ashington on Sat-
urday the 10Th of May next. A meet
ing of the National Republican Young
Men Of the first Congressional Distric,
in Ohio was held at Cincinnati on the
9th ult. The meeting passed spirited
preamble and set of resolutions, and ap-
pointed eight delegates to the Washing
ton Convention. Prov. Joui.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-05

! MOUNT NEsUvius.-An account from
Naples, Dec. 30th, 1881, states, that af-
ter the lava had ceased for nearly two
months, to flow from |esuvius, and the
volcano, with the occasional eruption of
a thick smoke, had been tolerably quiet,
the people Of that city were suddenly a.
larmed on the evening Of Christmas Day,
by seeing a considerable stream Of lava
flowing down the side ofthe mountain to-
wards Naples, or, more properly Portici,
precisely on the way by which travellers
usually ascend from the hermitage Saliva
tore. Previously in the morning, cir
cums,ances had been remarked which
seemed to prognosticate this event. Dur
ing the whole day the entire declivity of
the mountain had been enveloped in a
dense fog, which remained stationary,
and proved to be the smoke from the
streaming lave, that became visible at
the approach Of evening. On the first
evening the stream reached the valley of
Atrio del Carvallo, which lies at the foot
Of the mountain. On the second day, it
made turn towards the right, in the di-
rection of Rosina. Itappears that it flows
in the enormous bed Of the lava Of 1899
and hopes were entertained that it would
expend itself before it should reach the
vineyards. The stream had not been &C
companied by any, unless very partial,
eruptions from the crater; though some
persons affirm that they have heard de-
notations at Naples.
At Brighton market, the phrase "reef Cattle"
implies what alted for slaughter; and Stores
what are suitable to stock farm.
If all purchasers would be willing to pay good
price for good butter, an improvement would soon
be found in the quality
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IT,. r,L. = -: II

The Tribute oCthe Indians. 1t appears
from an official statement recently sub
mitted to Congress, that the amount Of
annuities and treaty stipulations now pay
able by the government Of the United
States to the different Indian Tribes, is
S32l 800, viz i: permanent annuities s l42,- :
535, limited do 1888, 1922, for purposes of
education S24, 500, treaty stipulaticns
S25, ,47O.
A patent has been taken out by persons
in Massachuset for a new stifiening for
hats, in which gum copal is an ingredient,
which is expected to diminish the con-
sumption OF shellac.
The Court of appeals sitting at Key
West, hns decided that mate Of ves-
sci, having taken command of the samt
in consequence of tile death Of the Cap
tain, has no power to submit IA question
of salvage to arbitration. The Judge
(Brackenridge) expressed very great
doubts whether even master has right
to submit u case to arbitration, where
there is competent tribunal established
by law, for the purpose of determining
questions in which the rights and inter-
esis Of absent persons may be deeply ini-
plcntcd.
The lease Of the Chatham Theatre,
New Y ork, has been purchased with the
intention Of turning it into a church.
Cotton, to the amount OF about 9, 2,0OO,-
600 lbs, is annually imported into Provi-
dence, and manufactured into cloth which
sells for about 81 100000.
JudcIous method of distributing the
public revenue-22 900 dollars for nine
days services Of John Randolph at Rus
sia.
The U. S. frigate Vincennes, Capt.
+. X. Shubrick, j. the U. S. schr. Gram
pus, 1t. Tattnall, have sailed from Pen
sacola, on a cruise. Col. Harrison. u. S.
Consul for Jamaica and family, sailed in
the Fincennes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-04-05

sPMany Of our best and most pune
tual subscribers, frequently complain of
the trouble they experience by their
ncighbors, with regard to b o r r o W.
ING THEIR NEWSPAPERS. Sew
eral have concluded to stop the paper
forthwith, as well as every other they
take, il something cannot be done to put
II stop to this troublesome practice. The
practice is rendered great deal more
unpleasant from the fact Of persons bor-
rowing the paper before the subscriber
can even have the first reading Of it,
and those too, who are equally as well
able, and in many instances more so, to
patronize the printer than the subscriber
is himself. Much has been said and
written we are aware upon this subject.
1t seems, to be sure, to be but trifling
circumstance to solicit the favor Of read
ing neighbor's newspaper, and so it
would be if this "smoH .taror" were not
repeated week after week, until the sub
scribcr gets ccuplci'i, tired with the
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MAINE.--There are some symptoms
in Maine, that the people in that quarter
are not so strongly attached to General
jackson, as to allow themselves to be
sold to the British for his sake. In the
town of Augusta, there has been po-
li.ical rebellion, in which all the hero-tes
were thrown out of office, and National
Republicans placed in their stead
Would it not be wise movement to send
a small detachment Of our republican
friends from Albany, to Maine, to teach
"the party" in that State how to prevent
the people from thinking and acting for
themselvcs.-.N. Y. Com. .adp.
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~ Mariuc Ztst. NJ
SE PORT OF NEWPORT. Easas

ENTERED.
schr Hiram, Chadwick, New-York;
Sloop Hero, Read,
Express, Gardner,
Express, Keenoy, -
CLEARED.
Sloop Alexander, Bennett, Wareham.
L" Hero. Read, Providence;
Express, Gardner, 4"
Express, Keeney. "
ARRIVALS.
Fridny, March 80,-arr schr Volart, Ans
bury, I'm Thomaston for New Haven; Leo, ST.
monton, I'm do for N York; Two-Brohtrs, Gil
key, I'm Camden for do; Ann, Flower, I'm Boston
for Hartford; Merhanic, Nickerson,i fin Buckspor.
for Baltimore; Planter, Frost. I'm Portsmouth for
Philad; soops Elizabeth, Nickcrson, fm Ports
mouth for N York; Hero, Read, FIN York for
Pro,id; Empress, Brown, FIN Provid for Nfork
Gen. Warren. Staples, from Taunton. for n. Bed
ford; Abigail, Burt, FIN do for do; big Enterprise,
Brown, I'm Provid. for Mobile.
SATURDAY. 3isf.-arr. Sloop A. VI T. Bright
man, I'm Pro,id, for Westport. Alexander, Ben
nett, I'm Sandwich: schr Magnolia, Ceullard, fin
Penob.cot, for NNork; Bangor, Colcord, from
Prospect, for do; Nancy, Mcfarlan, hn Lubcc, for
rhilnd, sloop Express, Gardner, fin Nfork.
Sunday .fprii isi-ar. brig Juno, Maybury,
I'm Havana, for Pro,id, George * Mary. CobleIgh.
I'm NYork; Pro, idence, Bray, fin Provid ;Ior HIATT
ford.
.uondoy 2d-ar. ship Miles. Chsmplip, from
South ,ilartic Ocean, for Warren, with 1880 W.
and 80 bbls sperm oa.