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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-12

SALE POSTPONED.

The sale ofthe house, belonging to James
Pitman, advertised 10 be sold at Public Auc.
ton, on Wednesday, June IS, 10 sunavoidably
postponed until Wednesday, June 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-12
LIST OF LETTERS

p EMAINlNG in the Post Office Nowpsrt r,
IL l. juno llth 1882. Persons calling for
their letters will please say they are advertised.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-12
From the Albany .adpcrtissr.

Murdcr.-It was mentioned yesterday, that
IL was supposed murder had boon committed
In Deerfiold, near Utica. The story is ascer.
ta'nsd to DO true. Tho unfortunate person was
a stranger, about forty Eve years old, apparent.
ly an Englishman. He, together with two man
named James Pork and Criffiths, were drinking
together alta grocery belonging TO man named
stesrns, on tho night oft 18th of April Peak
confessed, (according to the Utica Sentinel THAT
Grifiiths and himself took the old man isto ths
barn short distance from the grocery whore
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-12

WTANTED, n boy from IA TO I9
w Of age, as an apprentice to the pf|n-
ting business--nt the Office Of the New
Bedford Gazette. For further particulars
enquire at this office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-12

Tho above Letters will bo forwarded TO the
General Post OHico at Washington unless TAX.
on up before the Goth inst.
RIB. CRANsToN I! NJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-12
HOsIERY.

Zephcrincs.@D
eros de Naples, Gros De Swiss and Ital-
~ ian silks, just received and for saIotr
Juno 9Th. Il. w. LAW
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12
MARRIEn

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Gil
dea, MIR. Patrick r. Gavg, Merchant Of
DafiSesville. TO Miss Elisabeth .alller, taugh-
ter OF the late MIR. David Miller, of Mill
Creek, IN this county
we acknowledge the receipt of an excel,
lent pound cake from the hride-In return-
we tender TO her our best respects. wishing
her and her groom, happiness, and long to
iive1
Departed this life on Sunday the 18th ult.
at Front Royal. where he had but reccntlv
established himself, George Harris. ESQ. in
the SD year Of his age. OF somewhat pro.
tracted and most painful disease, which he
bore with anexamplcd psiience and foriitude.
fSc was well known, and highly esteemed by
uarnerUnsrssrie ~ friends IN MARYLAND. his
native state, IN Berkeley county, where he
long resided, IN Newtown and Front ROYAL.
as an am'able, honorable and pious man. H.,
has left a wife and numerous family of chill
dren. more especially 20 mourn over their
bereavement; but happily he has left them
also the comfortable assurance that he has
gone 70 happier state of being in the embra-
ces OF his mercifu Saviour. lie died like a
christian. - Coranleaicafcd
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12
FROM THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT.

American Nankeens. "A sample Of this ar
t,Hte has been sho,en as, made Qf The naakeen
cotored cotton, raised ia Georgia, on The estate
II Senator Forsyth. u is Sold at - the piece,
aud is finer that the Iadia na,kesn ordinarily
acorn; still finer snnptes tfs t'stended 10 b.
manufactured 1t differs adcafageo,aty from
thc Hssii.4 IN the important particular Of not. ia
ding from qrcar, 0a fhe contrary, saBph
seas s.owa as sciich he'd bees IL s0ear ttco pears,
t,sa ha,s ags,sea ~ % Igyaef a,ad rietssv eotov
III is made at Patterson. " j aad persons caa
sec the article, or be sapstied ,sith IL, By ap-
plying to Mr. " r. VILLAINS, Bosctys eoAal5,
Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12
39oatarrtpt.
JACKSON HAS PUT HIS VETO up
ON THE ". 5. BANK BILL.
Extract IF letter 10 The editor Of The Gazette,

E1tracf gp letter 10 he editor Of the Gazette,
"House OF Representatives, Jolly 10.
The President has just returned to the
Senate the bill to rechafter the Bank Of the
u ,. With his veto The message. covering
about SIXTY pages, was read, and the further
consideration postponed until to morrow -
The objections are It's unconstiiutionality and
inexpedIency. The amendments Of the Sc
nate to the Tariff are now under considera~
ton. and willprobably be disposed Of to-nigbf.
congress will certainly adjourn on Monday
tho 10th, If not sooner
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

9g-Tae Rev. Mr.. BAscoa. Of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church, general agent OF
the American Colonization Society. will de-
liver an address. IN the Lutheran Church at
three O'Clock, THIS EVENING, on the
SUBJECT OF the colonization vt the free peo-
pie oil colour IN Africa. A collection viii at
The same time be taken up in aid of the So
ciety.
s1-rhc protracted meeting To be held in
the Presbyterian Church in this place, of
which notice was given last Sabbath. il post
poned until Thursday the 18th of August, i'm
consequence Of the Rev. MIR. WALroN not
being able TO attend at the time specified.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.

State Convention The National RepabE
cans are rapidly organizing IN eoety part q
uie State Seueral counties haze already ap
pointed Delegates TO the Utica Cosceattoa Of
25th .Julg and others hare called meetSiiys
for The purpose The Contention scH be a
ttdt one and a strong one. such is The iapor
tance Of The coming election that thoaSaads u
men Of tie brightest responsibility IN ere'y
quarter Of the country, ,oho haze for gears IN q
great measure retired from politics, sinudtaa-
eousty come forth once more, and unite m lie
general e6o,t aci,ich Is 10 enadncpate The fepub
hc-.Netg Yof6 UiA take The lead HE mass
are no longer blind 10 the miserable policy and
desperate iatrigues Which haze so long been
used 10 prop up the simhs's fortunes ef the
Regent
The Monthly Review, a London Periodical,
for May, 1881, contains the fottotca,g reD,ark,
in Tie notice Of tig'les "!Sir months ~ II
naertca."
"President jackson not Tong since recon-
"me,.de,t that beside committing the election
"uanediateiy TO the People, The President
"shouid only be chosen for four years. 1t is %
"cwicus instance Of POLITICAL IScOEsysTEN-
"cy that Gen Jackson should be, al this ,ao-
"ment one n the proposed candidates for the
''Qtjice ,ehich he aoto hoids!"---p. l25.
The Cholera! a go0dly Plumber of persons
,cere not n lille alarmed on Wednesday, after
noon, al seeing a man drop suddenly on the
side ,cais ia fremont street. to all hppema,ice
dead Indeed thc e0ustei nation seas so great
among The hundreds ,el.o oere mgcing R.ro' he
street to,oTds The CO .nmon that for the moment
ercry one thought oliiy of self preservation,
hedrtng u ,eqs q case Of Cholera ~ last too
indir,dYdsa Iproachsd end conveyed The man 10
an od,0ni az house schere IL toas soon discoreree
thu, he md been aitacked by apoptery. ne
pJas ,.clieped 1s q .)esc hours by bleeding Dos
to'.i Atlas. -
! SAocking Accident. An occurrence OF a
distressing nature took place on "Wednesday
afternoon, near Kochersperger's tavern, on
Coates street, above the house OF refuge n
| large party OF persons were collected Tor the
purpose oil celebrating the anniversary, seye-
raj Of whom were employed IN firing hello
piece upon the ground; while 10 the act OF
ramning in the cartridge, the person entfus
ted with the stoppage OF the touch nole nap
pened TO remove his thumb, when the piece
was spontaneously discharged. and one per
son, Lieut. William Mutt, Of Chester street
most shockiDgy mutiated, lis arm torn oil
part Of his breast shot away, and one side o
his face and head horribly mutIla'ed. III
! was Immediately taken to the hospital. MI
n. is the head OF large family.
| | Robberi-A most daring robbery and &c
sauh was committed on Saturday night last
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12
Commissioners Sale
of Valuable Town Property.

OF Valuable Town property.
EN- pursuance TO the authority Of a decree
Al of the Circuit Superior Court of Ctan-
Gerry for Berkeley county, rendered on the
21st OF March, 1882, in cause in which
Daniel Crook is complainant and Anhon9
Blondel defendant; shall, ON Ttesitg BE
l4ta day Of august neat. (beiug the seeond
day of August term,) offer for sale, 10 ihc
highest bidder, the HOUSE and Ars.
LOT now 10 the occupancy Of the 1s5fs.I
said Bondeil, situated opposite The ssss;sA
new Lutheran Church, on the north &~-A-1sN
west corner OF lsneen and Martin streets, IN
the town Of Martinsburg-ih amount OF
land being one fourth of a lot with valuable
buildings thereon.
The terms Of the sale win be- one third Of
the purchase money in hand, and the bal
ance in equal payments, at six, twelve, and
eighteen months--fhe purchaser executing
bonds and trust deed TO secure the deferred
payments
DAVID II CONRAD.
Confs under the decree,
July IL, is3e.-4w
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

The Twif.- Sundry amendments were on
Monday last reported in the Senate by Mr.
Dtckersoa from the Committee on Manufac.
lures, 10 the bill which has passed the House
of Representatives for the regulation Of the
duties on imports. We were not able to OBJ
tain a sight of them; but we understand that
they propose TO increase the protection 20 Ger.
tain manufactures. We should doubt whe
Their any material amendment, Of that nature
will be made in. the Senate, and still more,
should such amendments (materai) he made
IN the Senate Whether the House Of Rep
resentatives will concur in them. -.Nat Int
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

gas our paper was going 10 press, the
following toast, 10y MIR Helferstay. intended
to be drank on the ith instant, was handed
US, with request 10 insert il.
Jackson and Liberty May the famo or
the former never be affected BY the tongue
81 slandcr--nor the phHme OF the latter. lose
any Of its ornamenisn
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12
NEW YonK Jnly a.

The triga!e United Staies sailed yesterday
for The Mediterranean, 10Th Commodore Pet
terson on board On getting outside the bar
she fired salute. The eessd is IN ercelicat
trim Ne risk her aud The men on board a
safe setasa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12
GREAT POLITICAL RE ACTION.

GREAT POLITICAL RE ACTION.
The following extracts from letters receiv.
ed by the last mail from Louisville. Kentuc.
Ky, exhibit an astonishing change in public
sentiment in that part Of the couatry. and
augur sa!utary re action in other quarters
The current has been evidently setting that
way ior some time, with increased force eve
~ day, and now it seems TO be moving in a
NJ iss that threatens 10 sweep all opposition
before ibid
"Lomsrilic, June a.
There was a cali made by about 40 OF our
most respectable citizens. who had formerly
supported the election Of Gen. jackson. for
public meeting, TO express by resolutions and
otherwise, their disappointment aud dissa,is-
faction with the course pursued hy him and
his party, and TO express their determination
TO oppose his re election. That meeting was
held last evening. and was decidedly the
most numerous have ever witnessed in our
Court house-t was fall to OVERLOOKING. Sew
erai gentlemen who bad formerly supported
the General, addressed the meeting. aud dc
nounced IN strong terms the malpraetices Of
the present administration, and the frequent
bursts of applause from seven or eight hun
dred ireemen, Thy which they were frequent
ly interrupted,) went to show their entire ac-
cordance IN the sentiments expressed Re
solutions expressing the reasons OF their for
mer support and present opposition, were u
unanimously adopted and will be published
A resolution approaching and expressing
their entire confidence in the nomination OF
the National Republicans for the Office OF
President and Vice President was passed by
acclamation zone small still voice" emily yo
ting in the negative"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

The Session IF Congress is rapsdig drnring
toG close The THiG BiH IS ycf ,cifltiie Sn-
ate. The United States Baak Charter Blu Is
IN ne hands If the President, aud els Etfe q,
suspense. Tie opisiea yesterday appeared to
be, that he tell not sign tke BIZ. but Tell re
torn Il this day. ,cith his objections. TO the
House IN telichil originated. Nat Int.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

SrGencral Dodge. of Illinois, has been an
pointed hy the President aud Senate, Maiar
OF the corps Of mounted volunteers, recenuv
authorized TO be raised by Congress
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12
From tho Bucks county In,ell,oercsr

rom mo sucks county inielhgencer
Singular Oeesreace--A person, who was
an witness. related TO US the following
curious accident, which happened on Mon
day last, IN Springfseld township, Montgom
cry county A'nare and colt in barn yard ;.
were playing aoeat, when the mare stepping
upon the cover Of well. broke through The
floor and was precipitated 20 the bottom.
The colt surprised az The sudden disappear
ance OF ITS dam, ran into house near by, in
which were sitting woman and child. Az
Ter looking around. il rc,reatcd with much
precipitsucy as Il had come in--ran to tho
well and Jumped down after its dam. In a.
bout two hours they were both taken out.
without having sustained any material injury.
although the well is about 50 feet The wa
ter at the bottom probably saved their lives
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

between The towns cf Douglass and yvebstsr-
on the person Of MIR G., Emerson, clerk r.
Samuel Slater, Esq. Mr.. Il left this civ AZ
iour o'clock on Saturday afternoon. with II (.
oVo' IN bank bills. mostly of the Manufacture
ers bank IN this city; and was proceeding
nome, when between the towns sl.ove men,
nonea' AZ about ten o'clock. his horse was
suoueny stopped by three ARMED rutIians.
Muo immediately dragged him from his car
riage, and after beatil & him mos, seyarslr
robbed him Of the money no had unon h;,,
ms watch and papers; aud having tied his
horse to tree, left him The money he
ionged TO Mr.. Slater Precedence .qu,crican.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

By letter this morning received from
washington. we learn that Mr. Van Buren,
.,;ved at the City en- the sth inst. and in
a.. reraired TO the Presidents mansion,
- il IS said he has taken up bis quarters,
A. T,zEwELL ofVirginia, has been elected
p...ident pro tempOre of the Senate.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

Look orr j. ne folowing is from the Ken
lucky Eepr ,ter Of June so:
i"e .dusast Electioa.-We say to our
irier lis in few words, that il is TINE for eve
Z one to be On The alert
{ awe have it from good authority, that a
alessenser Of the JaekSon party al u ashingt@i
| Ctty, arYiped ia Louisville last ,rees, bringing
funds Nth him 10 be employed in The august
/ Election.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

Robbery-A most daring robbery and &c
saul was committed on Saturday night last.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

Delegates Elected 10 the Statasten C..eaeeniiOa
To meet next Mondsy. July l6l
AUGUSTA Lyttleton w ..ddle. Robert s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

The Bank.-The impression, on Wcdnes-
day, among bis personal friends, was that
the President would celebrate the 4th of July
by signing a veto ON the Bank bill. Instead
of dong this he communicated to the Senate
his approval of bill appropriating more
than million for internailmptovements con
tanning provisions as unconstitutional as the
Maysyllie road bill
The runner, yesterday. was, that four Of
the cabinet proper had urged upon the Presi
dent the proprety of approving the bank bill;
aud that the kitchen Cabinet are at a loss TO
know what TO do. Nous uerons - Telegraph
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-12

II was rumored, yesterday, that Mr.. For
syth, Of Georgia. is 10 be appointed Secretary
OF State, it being contemplated to send Mr.
Livingston to France Who could have be
lieved, in 1879, that Gen. Jackson seoui',
have appointed, as his Secretary Of s. ale
one who took an active part W slim ,,a,ins
Congress to censure his conduct ir, the Ne
minole war?-or that he would lave become
the most bitter and malignant oemy and per
secutor of Gov. Poindexter and Mr.. Calhoun
who were the malp piils..s Of his defence OF
that trying occasion3 Il hid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07
The .4ypointmg Pows,.-Ths following is an

The .4npointsng Poacsr..-f The following is an
extract from the Eulosium on the late EY.Presi-
dent Monroe, delivered by Judge NJ Lean, late
Post Master General. After the ear has become
panied, and the soul sickened with s'every days
report" Of the abuses and prescriptions Of Jack
sonism, it is consong to recur to the view
here presented Of the practice Of better days and
better men, in relation TO appointments to Office.
Every one knows that Mr.. M'Lean might have
continued to be Post Master General, could he
have consented to become tool OF prescription
under Jackson. But he was not formed for such
purpose, aud another was sought out!
"In the use Of patronage, that most delicate and
important branch Of executive power, Mr.. Mon
roe was governed by those enlarged and elevated
views, required by the interest of his country
The utmost difference, in making appointments,
was paid to public sentiment; whilst at the same
time, irrepr0achable character and high quallflca
tons were indispensable requisites. Personal mo-
tives, either as they regarded the president him
self, or the person appointed, were lost IN consi
der.tons Of public duty.
From the official relation which bore to
the president, towards the close of his admins
trati0n, II became my duty to consult him IN max
ing certain appointments. But i'll no instance
did he intimate preference for any one OF the
candidates whose names laid beore him. His
answer was. uniformly, "Thc law has gwen
to YOU the right to make the appointment; shall
be satisfied with your decisi,n; do what the pub
lie interest requires
-. In one case, | had every reason to believe, if
personal consideration had been permitted to in
uence him. there were strong grounds for its exer-
cise. One of the applicants was particular friend,
with whom. in early life, he had been long asso-
ciated in the public service; and for whom he
entertained strong personal regard. A direct
appeal to personal friendship was made, and this
was enforced BY the necessities Of the applicant
But even in this case, this more than Roman pa
triot gave not the slightest intimation of pre-
ference; and another individual was appointed,
because believed him to be better qualified to
discharge the duties of the Office.
.The relation Of this incident will be pardon
ed. on the ground that such such cases often
tend more to elucidate character than more im-
portant transactions. When those selfish feel.
ings. to which we are all more or less liable,
come directly in contact with public duty, aud
they are disregarded, no higher evidence can be
given Of elevated and patriotic principles. |
deem it of some Importance to record such in.
stances. as they may not he without their use in
other days Of the republic"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07
BALTIMORE MARKET-JAs. G

Flour.-The wagon and Railroad price Of
Flour has ranged throughout ahe week from IS
IS to $ S7a-sales from store have been made
generally ats 81, and one or two parcels have
brought 5 "A: To-day so was offered for a lot
of 500 barrels and declined: we hear of a sale OF
City Mills (standard) on terms equal to 30
cash. The current price to-day appears t" be
Is for standard and so for extra.
Wheat. The parcels Of Wheat, which have
been received BY the wagons, during the week,
were generally taken at SlOOaiO5, according to
quality. For Corn. (recei.ed by the wagons,
we quote Csc. as the prevailing price to-day;
Snip Stuff at soc. as5c.; Shorts &C.; Oats 42a
45c., and Rye 8SaS5c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07

We, in this country, who believe that literary
attainments disqualify their possessor for enter
ing upon the labers Of political, If not of public
life in general-snd we know many individuals,
who are weak enough to entertain this opinirn--
need only look. at this moment, to the compost
ton of the British Parliament. Who are now the
abest men in that body, comprising, always, so
much powerful talent: Bsougham and MaccauIey.
In ancient times, at Greece and Rome, the meu
who guided and governed the Republic, were ma
ny of them her best scholars and writers, who re-
tired from the Forum to the Grove and the AGA
deny, at home and excelling IN either. In New
England this supposed incompattbility between
the talents necessary Tor the pursuits Of literature
and business, finds no advocates or supporters
the consequence is, she has been Indebted to her
lima Mater, for some of her most distinguished
men. 1t 10 TO be honed that we are yet open to
conviction on this subject, south Of the Potomac.
Charleston Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07
ALEXANDRIA. ID. c.
sg7URnaY MORNING. JANGaRY7. is,2.

The Baltimore Gazette, referring to the recent
decision of the Court of Appeals in favor ot the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, savs-"We
forbear at present to make any comment on 'h'ss
20 US unexpected, decision, which concurrence
Of unusual circumstances has rendered final
against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com
pany-there being no appeal from it to the su-
nreme Court, as there would have been if the de-
cislon had been against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company"
..Of the consequences that must result to Balt''
nore--to the State Of Maryand-to the United
States from this decision. and Of the course that
NAV be pursued by the enterprizing supporters OF
the great plan of Improvement to obviate any in
iuries and difficulties which will thereby be in
terposed, we will speak hereafter. "
Were we POLITICALLY inclined, we might be IN
duced 10 say that the - Thaw Spirit was busily
at work: it will, perhaps, answer just as well to
remark, that, much TO our satisfaction, the ice is
apidly melting, and we trust, in day or two,
10 see our noble river entirely free from any OBJ
structiOn to its navigation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-07
This is TO give Notice.

L has obtained from the Orphans Court of Aiexsn-
ris County, District Of Columbia, letters testemen,a
~ the estate Of john H. DE Butts, deceased. All
petsons having claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned to present the same to the subscriber
passed BY the Orphans Court, or before the 9TH
day Of January, 1883. or they may, by lew. be ex.
Guided from all benefit to said estate; and those ndebt
ed thereto are required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day of January 1872.
JOHN p. DULANY,
ian 7-Sw Eyer Of Jno II, DE Butt4