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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-03-07
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

From the London Correspondent Of the n. York
Journal Of Commerce. under date Of the l4th Of
January
The hopes of the Tory party arc at an
end-there will be no trial Of strength
no effort to displace the Ministers-no
endeavor to join with the radicals for the
mere purposes Of party, and no possibli-
ty, in this Parliament, Of ejecling the
Wings. Under these circumstances
the Conservatives have expressed wish
to moderate their views, and to meet the
Minister fairly on every subject of re-
form that he shall introduce. A negoti-
alton has already commenced between
some Of the Ministerial agents, and a
few leaders of the Tories, which it is re-
ported, is likely to terminate in Sir Ro-
bert Peers joining the cabinet. But,
whether the willy baronet has so far COM
mitled himself, or whether the Ministers
consent to cndanscr their popularity, i
cannot positively assert; though assure
you that is a statement that has gained
considerable credence.
Among the Scotch members returned,
is Mr. Kinlock, the friend Of Muir, Pal
mcr and Gerard. Many true liberals
will be his companions-men not dispos-
ed to finch before the array of the Min
listers, or likely to be silenced by scowl
or sneer Scotland has done her duty +;
she has nobly redeemed her namo-shc
has convinced the world that her repre-
sentatives shall be no longer the advo-
Gates of every arbitrary Minister, and the
! sycophan,s and mercenary supporters Of
every oppressive measure.
n FROM CoNGTANTiNori.r. lenrn
| by the ship America, which arrived last
week from Cons,antnople, that Captain
Mathews, on going up the Archipelago,
in the middle Of November, PASSED
through the Egyptian fleet, consisting of
25 sail, in pursuit of the Turkish, Consist
ing of 40 The latter came to anchor
at the mouth Of the Dardanelles, and H.
Illuminated the whole squadron, present
ing sublime appearance. In conse-
! quence of the cowardice Of the Turkish
Admiral. he had been displaced, and the
command given to the commanding off
cor who fought the battle of Navarino. -
AT the time Of sailing Of the America
9th December, il was reported ard be-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-03-07

Hall, but in few moments quorum ap-
peared, and the motion was negatived-
Yeas II, Nays 81.
Mr. Clay then resumed, and was still
speaking between six and seven o'clock,
when the lnteligencer went to press.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-03-07

The Providence Jackson Republican
Herald, ofyesterGay, says
awe arc authorised to state that the
Republican Administration and Farmers
Prox will be published on Saturday next
Nous rerrons, as mr. Richie says. One
thing only we will venture to observe,
that it is matter ofpcrfect Indifference,
whether the said prox shall be published
on Saturday next or not, or what kind Of
head may be substituted for Gov Fen
ner-the only man Of the party that has
the slightest chance Of competing with
Gov Arnold for the highest office Of the
State. Are the frecmcn of Rhode-Is-
land to be kept another year in the same
state Of excitement and confusion that
that they have been during the year past?
We trust not. We are certain that the
friends of Gov Arnold will remain firm
and mistaken in their attachment, let who
will be nominated by the Herald to su-
percede him. The freemen OF this State
have been too long harrassed with this
triangular warfare to suffer it to be con-
tinued for even one campaign longer.
The Supreme Judicial Court of this
State, commenced its Spring term in this
town on Tuesday last Yesterday morn
ing Chief Justice EDDY delivered an a.
bic charge to the Grand Jury upon the
important duties confided to them, and
with reference more particularly to the
crime Of murder.-Thc Judge confined
himseIfto this crime especially, as he un-
derstood that the sole business which
would be submitted to the Grand Jury,
would be an offence Of this nature. 1t
is probable that the Grand Jury will be
occupied several days in the examina-
tion ofwitncsscs in reference to the alleg-
cd murder Of Sarah NJ, Cornell.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-03-07
The Land Bill.

The bill having been read through
Mr. WickKfIe moved to amend the sec
ond section thereof, by striking out the
words which restrict the application orthc
funds accruing to the several States, to
three specified objects, (internal improve
ments, education and colonization, and
to leave it to the States TO apply the funds
in such manner as the Legislature there
Of shall direct.
The amendment was adopted, without
a count
Mr. WicklifTe also added a Provision.
postponing the effect ofthe bill, until the
Public debt should have been paid.
This was adopted-Yeas 67, Nays ~.
Mr. Clay, of Alabama, then rose and
spoke about an hour against the bill,
when he gave way for motion for the
committee to rise; to take a recess. AT
first there was no quorum appeared in the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
DOMESTIC Me-. =.
F'roni HE Chrisii0n Stntinei,
ACONFERENfE

phs Virginia Annual Conference of the Metho
di.t Fniscopal Church met IN the toAn Of Peters
lbure. Va. on The PIN ult where Bishop ilspniAC
and EqoaY were present and pt, sllcd Their,
were IN al snelancc upwards Of one hundred travel
ling and several local preachers. The various
churches Of the different d, nominations of crfs,an'
/ Of the pare ,7efe Offered o The Methodist Ministers
arJ their pnplls occupied hy Them during the SEES
5 on Of the Conference
Oh be Sabbath Bishop Elnory preached at II
! o'clock in the Method st Church md B,stop He'd
ding ordained twenty one Deecons -Ai 3 clock
Rev Thomas crowder preached aud Bishop Emo
ry ofdulned eiehi Elders.
1t. on Thursday evening, the following np-
ponfsncnI5 Of TIE Preachers were announced by
Bishop II ddlng, after hlca the Confluence ad
journed.
Rieao,oad Dtdriei-N sfs BsocR p e. Rihc.
mond City Trinity, Josh Carson, Henry Alley,
supe,numcrary. Shoekoe ILL., jas. Vi Donold.
Williamsburg, George Manhood. Hampton, Frank
Stanly Gloucester, Sreph D. Wlnb1rn, John +
Sinclair. Caroline, G. w. Motley Hanover, Thon-
as r Brame CuIpeper, William II. Starr. Co
lnmbla Rlchd r. Corbn Rald Ann, Abram
j M.
Lgps1bug Dtinf-L sNrnuonr p T.. Char
iottcsvllle and Seousviile, Jan.s Jdna,on. Lynch
burg, Dayid s D1geett. Albemaile. 4. c. Bur
ton Jonn |, Bonn II. Anhef5l, ,'1c soul, Ben
jamln Wrson Bucklngham Ro,en l. Carson
Prince Edward John II Watson, jams A. Rid
dick Campbell Henry A Rivos, William
Jordan bedford, jesse Powers, Rufus Lodbstter
Charlotte Samuel 4 Moorntn.
PoetsbHrg Decentralization G. LEIGH =
Il pelers5nlg, Horny b Cowlts Chesterfield
William b. Ro@zle Bennett Marcy. CumherI1n'.
Robert Scott Amelia, James Morrison, r. q. Bur
ton. Brunswick, David Fisher WIN pc Nick.
lcnbatg, Joshaa Leigh. G'rcensviile Wtleo1 Bar,
cI0, Z. NJ. Sehroll; Sussex, Anthony D.bfe.L
VIM w. Alba
.NorfeN Dnttict-Tnos CfowDfn p T. Nor
folk, James Boyd. partSnoa'h ealeb Lsath
Princess Aene, Vernon E,ltrdsc -Mu fieesbo-
rough, sam'l Bryant Elizabeth City, L,ory ~
Ice Berthe, Bonilmn y vanv, J. I Oven
>mithfald, s. w Jones' Ianry Alspansh Gates,
John d. Ilos cad. Edcn;on, George w Lang
horne, Suffolk. David Wood. Camden, JOS th
Goodman 10 ath7n w ll,ams sup.
Roaaetc Dtarici--B +. BlANt, p Ear
River, George NJ Grtzory, james NJ Dardan.
Roanoke, George A. Balm, J. ) Afford. Plymouth
and WILLIAMSON, Edward Wa,dsworih l arbo-
rough, John |. Carter. Washington Ihncs Nc
| Doland. Cutrtuck, Miles Foy. M1uamuske,t.
Horny l. Weafhcrly. Automatic Sound, nicI
culbreth. Nense, james :. BoalrsM porismou h
and Ocrac"ke, Benj NJ Barns. Baaks anl Isl
ands, William Clos Rufus Wiley, sup
.\ewleyn Dtsirict-JAMrs REID p. E.-Raleie h
City John kerr Ralcgh Clrcpi,, john A Mil
Ter Dupl,o, Joseph 1. Davidson Tapsali Inlet
II mining w Kelly Trent Rowland G. Bass
Beaufort Thompson Gsrari Straits, Robert II
Hin. Nrwbern, Icyn \ kinson. Snow HI,
Thomas Jones, Curtis Hooks, sup plusborongh
John ". White Ilaw River sac tIaiHcs
DtntiHe District JAMS Me1DEH, p. T. Gran
II
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-M"nfeS y me T. =" ''s'@h4 C'HfefNPf'' 1893.
ne ON Allhoa' Oohl tehee 81 Tue Hrfho' st
protestant oh1a'n '"f the Eastern District ct Var
g'n''' con"'oie. us ses5n" II h"rkatuk, Nan
sem'ha e"oayn on 'aarsd'y III TN OF i,hfmzy.
IhhsfS'-- of. } ann flrnch, ffGsdeni; thar'es
RoWntee' robert Is Thomson, Richard L1u-
more w M II 'omann LIVINGSTON Walker DR..
,acoo M jennings NlHss hins Ira \ t''Ster,r
m. flnnen,' Lewis L. C"shY,' ihomas Aioore-
Mues Na'h' conference steward.
'tAeoNs-.'ohh uonw'n, john q. hltfeld,
bc,eu'c' " hu'.tS> \ zen ;. t'eshman'
fRtAchhNs-A"o'phuS ~ ofaVer, John Perez
VAL
LAY pELsGArEs-Df. {. Fmnev John J. Bur
roughs Edward y. Dromgoole, Maurice Lang
horne, James Smith, John +. lta"k ins, JOAN :.
Nestwood, F. L. b. Shaver - 1ludgings.
Those marked thus ~ were absent.
The following brethren were received by the
Conference and became subject to the stationins
authority, VIZ;
Benedict Bnfgess Elder; Samuel Normant,
Deacon Wmder c. Walker and +. l.. b. Shaver
The appointments for the ensuing year wert ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

4 OF the ordnance winch has bfHn al0pfea
by the Convention of that state In the opin-
ion of the President, might they not be
deened ai5ers aud ahe,iers A sidcts and ahet.
tors are u be suppresgel The President, at the
| head Of his troops, m sh, no perhaps march into
tic Sjale House yard n Columbia, but # be id
s., it NO all be nothing moro than has heon, as
Waui BE seen by reference 10 British history. Il
any oue Should sT1n give eounlannncc 10 the aws
AL conduct Of South Carolina he hight be deem
Il an aiier and a5cHor md the President might
feel Eimsoif autharg d T. put HIM down. All sup
press him. nni. said NJ. r, ~I.l not stop here
My own -.atc haf psg8s1 certain resolutions, the
effect 81 which ny h- that Convention u tie
sanjhtr States NY De assent - during tic =
summer. That eeasenton Md probably talr
steps winch woa.a nave he cI#et Of raasins the
people over III 1 mon. lue n ubs=s of tat
Convention miehl be consiiereI - Ha#a aHI nd
eifors. myself sad he, Lat ~. e., e#Harrd tic
! fanF asenpgesslve and uara#Ht.tu ~. Per.
hans 1t u1y o. ny fate Ia - r1iej ra ai1sr nu1
aHet.or - ny be PSI z.l.d an III fH5t e &
teo-tf ton
H. hid ID. roper ccu11# ncc IN The Esac lin.
bit a. W. not disposed 70 confer very rfsat pow
els na az Executive iflh,y should esenb us=d
b. ihe prs NJ prosd II for the mm7 eooI aa1
our A'ssoItious shaui como ont eaie from tn trial
ihe PIE. j At would be IT spndns on the STATUTE
/ 6o5t nj otnc1 nfas.Jar.s nigh u7 use the power
sobaisdalally, Rome va ptiiea.ly - =" h1f
eeHrae when she cd'e1 CHeaaat1s from the
pieurh nd clothed u'n II tho low re- Of the Gov
! ernu,tt, but sss h4ice to efieye long when
| she gave the dHtsiarDbp 10 Syla and Nauus. l.
i therefore. confined We. /. must say ma to thls
/ efa0t Of poncrs II cnrel n i ~fa' msht b, Ae
ea8racef ofthe Gbnf Magslra'e--how Ia MY n
/ plbic worth mishl be intel, 90 aaW splshini.y he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

! Iynciburs. on the 81 Thursday in F, b-,,,.,. -.
The number of members belohgln. 10 ~ - ~
triet as represented by the superin,ende,, DIS.
cults and Stations, exclusive of Mimi. VI
Preachers, is 1893 Number in 1892 see nd
ing an increase OF l67 ~. =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

he thought he had seen in the assertion of various
movers II could not come immcdisiely--n will
not como all a. once, but bv degrees The path for
il is opened by the gradual nroads nta he Consti-
tuition The adoption of system n internal i'm
provement, and the protective system, arc prepar-
ing the way for this consolidation.
The S'aie Governments form a our}9roas and
useless part Of the machinery ofthe system which
must be first got rid Of Then they must enarzo
the presileFtisl term Aitsr that comes n popular
convulson, which will form the preience for max
ing Presilen, fr lite. These things cannot. ns1st
no, be- Rely upon ii the People ar reused -" The
Campbes are comng,' the banuar OF safe
rights is aoaing in the bree2r, AMI Is broad fsis
are waeing over the Mississippi. Tic patriots
who have heretofore bee separated BY party cor.
tests viii como back again an1 selfle down with
us On the ereat cjmna1 principles whieb orr self
prasaryas.on as FL raj Union, calls upon to
defend. He Mr. Z had 10 fear far the result
They might be ossr belmed in the frst en-
set, bocauss the power which vol be- brought
agans them woa@ b. g.eanst Bat h. was
perfectly sa,sdai o lh II laal v#atarv They
had trumph.d IN i90' cad Nea 10y had
greater diYa1etpfats tt4n Ia sword and rely
on II they would i#iunph ngal#. 10 hid u't
argued in favor Of aaJ ba1 mhde 10 allua.5a '0
South Carolina iBJ lor ~ NJ Il her taks care
OF herself; she rests n the hands oil her abb -"
s,ors on this floor. IL dssan-l the policy Adopt
ed ~ her, for II did not met hs approval All
~" ''''' ~ t'' ''s "N''fa % ~ "''ss. ~
VIZ 800, =" 9'"' 'se''1','' ''s ''ia''
s' ~ az ~ sur va, r.'y
go ~ "'1'' 'ea'' W." AMIN s'e''',}
0 S' ""'' " ''"o'' '"'N'''b '"'AA'~' ''eie''s' W
her
- Tue course oi inc eN''nlhao"p ne iau ih'le o
10 this subject, he ha] been lelt aaalvze certain
documents which had zone out 10 the world over The
s'sha"'' 81 me TtHsluoh't nc Know t'a' ms ~"
euage might be seized on hy those VINO wete as
posed 10 carp 81 MS course. ana 10 miSfcptes mi
nun. since he haa heil riaeo on TINS hoor, u
haa he' coafiea inc smIes oil the Executive pu'
""eN Ne ~ h"o 'o''e u'' M ~ ''oi"''"' VI ''o
ePhs.@I"ona 'lEh's on ee1eh' OF "'"cHieR %,
70 WI oil THIS branch o. the Government IN h'1
been found m opposition to tim. WIZ" he "p
po'med nemorfe o. congress to "Ha.'H fi'a'n''
An9 "han he ga'c hseN "a IN o'Is u h''t3F' n
ihoa III q wa ~. d1sY 10 "pe2s hfeaufNe' -" "a"
ha a77'''nie9 Niai.iei ~ . fofefh eon'' ~3'oo'
'ss saar'ian a Ia" ~ "''e Reh' Against mn
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14


At the opening of the sessioa the Tariff would, b.
this TIM, have been shiyered 10 ATOMS But II wa
the nsinfc Of man, AMI, he WIS sorry 10 admit il
to dghi for money. Some Of the advocates OF tn
Tnff wure ready to yield portion bat he feare,
hat TIE ts npia;ioa presented by high fde Of
duties pas to- great 10 be resisted II the recon
meu1aton af The messnee hid been acted on. thes'
dlsq1ie;hles n ,h' hive been ii settled /, ans
bad mode OF setting disputts 10 send ont soldiers u
uniform. 70 threaten 10 hang ~ citizens as Traitors
and tt lks Letlt d. diSgafE3 rs It might. tor
1iIl vas declaration OF var against soyefei ~
stela and he would not give h 'hs President the
power, a, his wi AL p, ssare, to declare war q
.ainaf a 70 N country anl he calle3 on the sen
ate 10 cay iftais wa aoi n5fe Important question:
Which gave power to declare @ar -; alnlt aSsogc-
r.gn State.
IflHs majority shou'5 pars fb.s III, hey must 10
F, on H. .f own responsibility lie c5ald have no
port IN H. Sui tho Fedsfal In must b. prsser
vri Cold ssnton hope to pflseIget BY force
Vas Cat the way % serve II suppose that
o-y ~erC ta - on, aal suppress the state Of South
CltaIina aud reduce hert1 The situation of u pro
VINCE AID hug up hef 90 efnor md her Lassla.
lUre traitors and suppose that her eitizrts @erc
hunted mo those m1rassca into which SunPier
and Marion retired, u "a thy were obliged 20
take refuge from the Butch army Would heg,
after all have saved In Union f!fe are twer-
~. fom Slales-W Would they have saved the On7p
/ .4finr out one Of thcst stalfs, u5 ui2t one o.
M 6A TA!aean7 urfilrmsn A1I hoastcd 9th
1as Of our country, with It's din; n stars hhd
stripes. Would that any ongefbc the q 8 under
viii h our fahcrs f3ught when Ne hail have Oh
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

In The St. Louis Times of February 1t is.
ter from Geo. Davenport, dated sr,Npr<g ,, e'
January 10Th, stating most distinctly, That II"
Il ors Of Indian hostIles, which have ben a... III.
float, are without foundation. f1' q.
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DIGGES' OFsI:li.
$4,000 HIGHEST E'ssEZE'

Cloths, Stocks aud NcstlnSs.
~ ENTLEMEN are particularly rrq"ss'euh
VI raii aud examine our present st'ch, "''~
W. hav just opened fresh frnm New ,r
NIKE. ROBINSON T. Co.
March ].
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The happiness OF ,tl IS made Up Of minute hac.
laas.
There is no r,iih so firm as hat Nil, h las n,y.r
b n called II qu s.lun
/ n most important and a. ful Yrsosp. of'het s,
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he has on hand splendid assortment Of superior
BLACK HATS, Of all shapes and qualities,
manufactured by journeymen Of long and well
tried experience. As he keeps no apprentices,
he can therefore, with confidence, recommend
auy work which NAV leave his shop.
He has Just received. by the last arrivals from
Boston and elsewhere, CAPS of latest fashions
and of best workmanship and materials; among
them will be found Youths and Mems Cloth
Caps, of variety Of patterns. Also, few do
zen Ladies' Cloth Riding Caps. new and beau
tiful article He continues to keep LADIES'
FURS of every kind, such as Fur Stocks, boa
Constructors, &c. &c.
And Fur Skins for gentlemen's cloak collars.
He is now manufacturing LADIES BEAVER
BONNETS Of the latest fashion, which are
thought handsomer than any thing of the kind
ever before offered to the public. All OF which
be will dispose Of, on accommodating terms.
nov 28-dSm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-17
Cash i'm Market.

w NEGROES (of both sexes) from ~ to rs years
of age. Field HANDS, Also, Mechanics of eyerv de-.
scripton. Apply to
T. NJ Saunders & Co. Wsrrenton, Va.
George Kepheart & Co. Fredericktown, Nd
J.mesF Purveis q Co. Baltimore.
John Ware, Port Tobacco, Nd
william Hooper, Annapolis, Maryland
A. Grimm, Fredericksburg, Virginia.
n, n the subscribers their resdence in Alexandria
ps,.ons having likely Servantsto dispose Of will do
~.ii 70 give US CALL We, at all times, will pay
sshsr prces 10 Cash than any other purchaser Whit
,pS ar NAV hereafter come into market.
An communications promptly attended to.
FRANKLIN e. ARMFIELO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-17
Cabinet, Chair, and sofa
MaNJTEgCTf1PV

VAMEs GREEN, Cabinet maker, ha sonhs 1, and
81 will constantly keep, at his old stand o. lOy,
ST. Ale xandria, and at thecorner of 10th ST. elnsy
yanis, Avenue, Washington. genera sss'; ;.ntO
The most fashionable E durable FCRNI IRE,
which be will warrant equal, if not sup,r or in
quality, to anv ever offered inthe Districts: consist
ing. n part, of
Grecisn, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain ,idebos 10
Ditto. with cellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and gentlemen's secretaries and book
Pier table, with marble aud mahogany op,
Pillar and claw dining, breakfast car table,
Plain do do do do do
Ladies' work stands
Shaving and candle stands
Wash stands with marble snd MAHOGANY iOpG
Grecian sofas; mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks, &c.
Win general assortment Of BEDSIE7DS,
Of r,cniy carved mahogany, maple and stsined
woods All Of which will be sod as Low, for cash,
as they can be purchased of the same quality
q any othe mandatory in the Union
.4Lso,
An assortmen Of st. Domingo and Bay Of Hon
duras Mahogany, q part OF which IS suitable to-
hsndrails; steam sawed Curl and Shaded Neneen,
Copal varnish Of q superior quality Sseting
Bottoms, Cords, &c.
TURNING g. Carrying handsomely executed
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