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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19
Memoir of RhOdc.Island.
1865.
The Kings Commissioner's order TO The
Majisfrates of Ehode-Island.


Magistrates of Ehode-Island.
Whereas by the authority given us
by his sacred Majistye our dread sove-
rsigne, to provide for the peace and
safety of all his colonyes here in Ameri-
cab, and in a more especial manner for
that part Of it called the Narragansett
Country, and by his Majistye's COM
mand, now to be called the Kings Pro-
vince: We did by commission under
our hands and scales dated at Pataqum-
skocte, March the twentieth 1864 ap-
point, authorize, and in his Majisiye's
name requier-Benedict Arnold, VIM.
Brenton, esqrs., John CoggesAall, James
Barker, Joseph Clarke, William Field,
Thomas Olnye, Roger Williams, VIM.
Baulston. John Sanford, Randall Hol-
den, Walter Todd, John Porter, and
John Green, gentlemen, to exercise the
power and authority of Justices of the
Peace, or magistrates throughout the
whole compasss Of this his Majistye's
Province, and 10 do whatever they
thinke best for the peace and safety of
the sayd Province, and as neare as they
can to the English lawes, II his Mails
tye's pleasure be farther known therein.
And in matters of greater consequence
a-qny seven Of them, whereof the governor
or deputy governor shall be one, shall
be court to determine any buisnesse I:
Our intent and msaningc was, and Is,
that the said commission should be no
longer in force than until the third o!
May next: And that then, and thence
forward, the governor and deputy gov
ernor, and all The assistants for the time
being of his majstye's colony Of Rhode
leland, &C., shall be Justices of the
Peace; ard therefore 10y the power gi-
venssis from his Msjistye, we order aud
appoint the governor and deputy-gover-
nor, and all tho assistants of the sayd
colony, for the time being, to be and to
exercise the authori,ye of Justices of the
Peace, in this the Kings Province, and
to do whatever they think best for the
peace and safety Of the said Province,
md as neare as they can to the English
lawes, till his Majistye's pleasure be far
ther known therein And in matters of
greater consequence any seven of them,
whereofthe governor or deputy governor
shall be one, shall be court to deter
mine any business.
Given under our hands and scales al
Warwick, April 9Th, 1865.
ROBERT CARR, Scale.
GEORGE CARTWRIGHT. Scale.
SAMUEL MAVERICK, Scale.
Acts and orders of the General As
sembly sitting at Newport, May third,
1865.
The governor, deputy-gsvernor. and
Assistants present.
The governor chosen Moderator.
Joseph Torrey, Clerk of the Assem-
bly,.
Deputies.
Newport. Providence.
John Clarke, Wm. Carpenter,
John Gard, Zachary Rhodes,
John Cranston, James Ashton,
Edward Smith, Henry Brown.
John Gould,
VIM. Weeden.
Portsmouth. Wdrpick.
Saml. W,llbore, Saml. Gorton,
John Briggs, John Weekes,
Robert Hazard, Richard Carder.
Phil,p Sherman. Edmund Calverly.
Block-Island.
james Sands,
Thomas Terry.
BY Election.
Benedict Arnold, Governor.
VIM. Bren,os, deputy-Governor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19
vol. "A.

whole gangs Of Rovercnds. and pious
i"ymen' who would fain cleaye u a
brother member, be he righteous. Or "a
he unrighteous.
Now, bad as WINS tho above Reverend
preacher, we think he cannot compete
with the Rev. L. X. Avery in atrocity.-
There is not in natural history an ani-
nal mentioned, be it'd passions what
they may, harmless as the lamb, or blood
thirsty as the treachcrous tiger. b,l,,
scorns to attack in venge ance, female
"t It's own species. When | see a slut
swapping Mt dog, he looks as if con-
scious of his superiority, by calmIy walk.
ing oil, and leaves her TO snarl at the
moon' or any other body that happens
to be within sight, who would not sa,:
how infinitely superior in nobility OF
soul, more dignificd in carriage in
short, how much better beast i, II thar
the Htrerend +. X. Avery. A. G. o.
'Sacaanaa, Geo. Dec. 80. 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19

"Wo copy the following article from
the NeW York Evmgelst. II would seem
that such general union offorces in one
grand crusade, mus, prove irresi.,i bic.
The world is coming to an end Our
readers may judge for themselves.
SIMULTANEOUS FOUR DAYS
MEETING OF ALL DENOMINA-
TlONSi Commencing on Tuesday, Jan =,
1884.
REASONS FOR 1T.
/. Recent great dearth Of rsvivAls of
religion.
2. Present movement in tho church.
es.
3, Favourable season of tho year.
A. Union is strength.
@. God waiting tn ,c gracious.
u. Speedy conversion of the world.
OBJECTIONS ANswsREp.
L." Ministers cannot sustain it,
Let iaymen, theological students, licen-
t'"tes, evangelists, professors in collie.
ges, who arc preachers, professors in
theological seminarics, and abovc> all,
the Holy Spirit, help them.
2 "T,c churches canno, be brouyh,
up to it,"
This is not certain. The darkest,
night, is just before day. If they cnnno.
be brought up to il, it would seem ms if
they were brought nearly down to it.
9. "There are, too, many divisions
and controversies, aud heart.burninrs
IN the churches"
This is the way to euro them. Lei
those things 60, and let The heart OF tho
church be fixed on the speedy conversion
Of the stumbling blocks.
4. "H would make the enemies of Go6
mad against the church"
SO mad, perhaps, that they would not
icc so and thy must submit or BE- crushsd.
Liberal Advoeatc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06

hog barbecue, which English Poet describes the
compared TO the yxcobiu clubs evolutionary France
and those who should be ALL all honorable men, to the
inpoen folk who the pool Tor the moving OF the
waters, IN order that, when sufficiently troubled they
may step in AID be pade whole agsD.
The uoimpassioned Protest OF the President sgaust the
ungeneious and uDcsudid. aud nysivd, and oat
ed resolutions OF the Senate, Protest offensive or alarm.
Ing ony by mastery and touching eloquence,
received with perturbation even rens kahlc than
the inauaion which oud override such defence. A
Coogreve rocket would hardly make conmotion.--
The British troops attacking New Orleans the
murderous tire OF General Jacksons rtemen with more
GOODNESS and good ORDER than the Senate Of the United
Ssics received his modest Protest The first and capital
FAULT Of this pertu,bed spi, o! Senatorial opposition,
the rejection vi the Vice Preside raised al one bound
reaction snd brought IRON the other side OF the world TO
preside over those who prescribed him the spr,
has been since Ia agitation Federal sslues may be
eu al Caste Gaden aud the OF the reign OF terror
sung at Powelton, to echo the EXAMINATIONS oil such Se
nate II may order the President hold up his hand aid
forbid him 10 I up his voice. its inc xorable bar The
abohinaon oil Nuilicaon may stalk through Cities
followed BY the deso'aon Of consolidation But Senator'S
aud ell known AMI active psrsans el. coneeres, win
be tsugh by the baot-boa that the President appeal
from t"eir TIA, To the people; aud hat the people, with
voice more potential than Buke's inspirations, will
tain his appeal from The neto to the old whigs, aud
admonsh these who siignaize them with ioui cpl.
tbets, rs was once salt by Ihahsn, that they know
the difference betsceen right and srYong, befceen Wing
and Tory Like the judges OF lower region the Senate
may strike and refuse to hear but there another ibu
nal, Fellow Citizens and you that tribunal who, hen
the venerable President holds up that honest right hand
winch mas waived ~ victory Ia MS counrys battles, anu
was never soled but by glorious will lay your hands
upon your hearts, and with voice pronounce only
his Innocence, but his WORTH not only his worth, but his
,lory.
Fellow Citizens: We, the Democrats, would be the
foremost TO put down tyant re were any
and must vindcate patriot, whose d ghest crime
aud only misdemeanor that by tho sovereignty OF the
people, he resists tyranny and usupaion A usurping
Senate can neither dsplace discIedit him and let il
beware how pushes the eilor by vigour
law. i.s IL- Dank the Senate expire by its own
hands, feo.dese, while GENEROUSLY arIag the Pes
dent eris destruction and general utpaio. The
cusers the usurpers Their very accusation more
agranl usnPation than all the overt acts they charge
Z. J. INGERsoLL, JOHN II. VoGpEs,
JOSEPH WoRRELL, HENRY SIMPSON,
II. d. GILPIN, J.K KANE
VIM. J. LEIPER, VIM. STEPHENS
j N. BARKEK HENRx HoRN
CHEYNEY HICKMAN, JOHN w. AsHMEAp,
SAMUEL DAVIS, Jos. II. NEwBoLD,
j. IUMEs, VIM. RUFF
BENZ MIFFLIN, PETER A. GRorJAN
a. L. DoUGHERTY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06

To Buyers and Sellers Of Uestern Trginia La,rds.
d. tenGeut Of the North Western Turnpike Road,
leading from Winchester 10 Pafkersbsfg, will necesai.
y be much through the country along The line OF the
Road There immense Tracts Of 0e Land in that
gion OF The State, unmpfoved, which persons would like
either dispose Of purchase The subscriber offers
his services buyers and sellers OF those lands carry
every other requisite sppertsining TO sale. The sub.
scfer would also undertake. cole cons Of money for dis
an creditors Others any oftbe Counties through which
the road passes His charges will I've moderate. Refer.
is made the merchants and lawyers, and business
generally, 10 the Town Of Romney Letters addressed
10 him at Romuey, Va, will hnd their destination.
WM. 8. NAYLOR, IT,
Rompey, April 49, ll6--wtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06

WROTET0URT sPRINGS.--Tbe subscriber having
n recently purchased the above property from the
executor Of Charlie. Johnston, deceased, tenders his
during The le which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes that they will favor him with call at his nc resi-.
dence, where he them they shall Dd every thing
calculated opromo,e their health contribute 10 their
comfort and pleasure. The buildings OF shc establishment
are ~ brickcommodious and elegant, spd uniting in
high degree, neahess and beauty with comfort and conye-
nience. HEZEkIAH DAGGS.
Februsfys. ss-Yem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06
New Spring and Sumner Goods.

THNE subscriber has received by the late arrivals from
IL New York and Philadelphia, Iasge and well. as
sorted stock of DRY GooDs for Sprug and Summer use
which have been purchased at The lowest cash prices
are offered wholesale or retail, at small advance.
They are iu part, as follows:
Superhne cloths and cassimeres, assorted coors
Diagonal cassmeres, French do. and erminets
Grape camblets, prncet'a aud brorhclle all colors
Black lasting, crcassians, and bombazctis
White aud coorcd Valencia, and MArseiiies vesiings
Velvet and plain and figured silk, do.
and A fine brown French linens
Striped and mixed cotton jean and drillings
Irish linens, lawns and linen canbrics
and 1914 heavy diaper aud damask, very cheap
Thread cambria hdkis and napkins.
Super heavy Italian iusliings and Pouit de Sor
Fancy colorcd gro de maps and forences
Rich painted busns and hernan gauze prints all uual-
ties and newest styles
Hernani painted muslin damask
Neslin and blonde gauze neck hdkfs.
Silk and cotton hosiery and half hose
Blue and yellow nankeens, extra qualities
Silk umbrellas aud parasos
A and Ga tobine and Grecianet, plain and figured
QnilIings aud inseriings do do
o. cambrics aud cambria msslias, jaconet do
Checked, null, book, Swiss aud foundation do.
Brown and iheaehed domestic sheeDgs and shiriings
Indigo plaids, apron and furniture checks
Coarse brown and bleache neR for iaborers with va
riety OF other articles in the Dry Goods line.
MANN S. VALENTINE,
White Buildings,
Corner 4th and III. Streets, Shockoo Hill.
April %. I3-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06

Nm CHANCERY-viRGINIA.- Nouoway Circuit SUI.
IL prror Court, April term, 1884:
Robert ChappeIi by his iriend Samuel Jefferson,
Reuben Rogers and Martha his wife, Jacob White and
Mary his wife, and George l.. Rogers and Eliza Rogers
an infant, by her next friend Reuben Rogers, Pltffs
against
John d. Royall late sheriff Of Notoway county, and
administrator it'll the will ed OF John c. ChsPpe1
dec, MilIy Chsppel and Spencer Griffin. Des.
ms DAY this cause To be further heard the
papers formerly read. and the report OF Comn
made ~ pursuance OF the previous order Of this Court
the argument OF counsel, consde rson whereof tho
Court doth further adjudge, order and Decree that one of
the Commissioners OF this Court take an account OF the
value the personal estate bequeaed by John c. Chap
pell TO his vile My and also the value of he personal
estate bequeaihed by him in his mother Martha
Rogers, aud likewise the OF the debts due from the
leslaior, John Cbappe, the payment Of which was
charge on The requests aforesaid, and the rasbe proper
ton OF such charge; and also the value Of The property be-
questhed as aoi said 10 the said My which was sold by
the said John ID. Roya administrator; and the value of
the property sold by the said hich as be-
qnealhed 10 the said Martha Rogers OF the
which The negroes bequeahed her have breJ and also
Ike account OF the hires OF the negroes bequeaihed
Mhy r. Cbappel, aud make report 10 Court, toget Their
with any special matter 10y him deemed pertinent, or
which the parties may require.
Extract from the order OF Court Copy--Tcsie.
r. X. RANDOLPH, ID. G.
The parties concerned in The fore going order of Court
hereby notified, that have appointed Tuesday the
9th day OF May next, 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as the lime TO
commence The execution OF the aforesaid order Of Court
when they will attend before me, my Office, at this
place. with all necessary accounts &c. prepared for set
Element CHAS. WORTHAM, Con,niissioner
Notowsy Court House, Va, April %. 1I4-w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06
March 6.

ii Ow GROUNDS FOR Satellite subscriber with
IL view to removal up the country, is DESTROYS Of
selling the plantation which he resides, called the Low
Grounds lying in the upper end Of King William couny,
on the Mattapony River and containing 1919 34 oil
land, BIB 81 Of which lie ediaely the Mat.
tapony River. and 206 Herring Creek IL is about IL
miles FROM Ayets, good deposit or grain l6 from the
Bowling Green and is from Hanover Court House. This
land Is well adapted to the cultivation OF Corn, Wheat,
Tobacco and Cotton There are six beds Of rich shell
mari on it, convenient 10 the different fields There is
small, comfortable Dwelng-house il, also tobacco
houses, aud all other houses necessary for plsntaon
further description is deemed unnecessary The land
will he shown with pleasure, and terms made known
application 10 the subscriber Any alton di.
reccd TO the White Cbimneys, Caroline will he attend.
cd TO. JAQUELlNEA BERKEIEY
March 81. IO4-iaw(
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06

FUNO THE PUBLiC.-Some iDiofBdioni is wanting in
N regard 10 the heirs and legal representatives. OF Jo
sEPH Holt decd, who Lieutenant IN Capt. John
BreDrs company from the county Of Charlotte, and WAS
attached TO the 4lh Virginia Regiment Continental
tabishmeni, during The Revolutionary War. II is well
known that the said Joseph Holt, married into The Garden
family OF Charlotte and has been dead Tor number Of
years lie bad by his wife, two children, to wis Martha
Holt and joseph Holt Martha died ahilstyefy young
Joseph Holt (e sony moved, first the State OF TeDDes
see, aud afterwards 10 the State OF Georgia IL is beev-
ed he died shortly after settling in The State OF Georgia.
and without heirs II the said Joseph Holt is still living
shall be glad 10 hear fron him. In case Of his DEATH
and no children, are the merit Of Kim and become the
heirs al law, and entitled TO receive Whatever If land or
money may be coming TO the representatives OF The above
mentioned Lieutenant Joseph Holt, Of military
services rendered in the war OF the Revolution
The object Of this notice, is therefore, apprise all
who may deem themselves Interested IN this matter of our
intentions; 10 invite them 10 make themselves known TO
and the grounds upon which they consider themselves
entitled. THOS. J. GARDEN,
JAMES GARDEN.
wyiesbwg, Charlotte Co, April 7, 1884. Ii2-wsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06

MO1lt E-AIl persons indebted TO the late firm Of
IL Lucke 4 Sizer, requested 10 make payment ii-
out delay, TO the subscribers and those having claims
against the late firm will present them him for psymeo
JAMES s1ZER, Surviving Partner.
April 70, 11f-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06

N0TlCE.-wss committed 10 the Jsil Of SPestsylvsn
IN county, the lst January, 1884, AZ runaway.
Negro between IS and 40 years Of sge Of dark
brownish compile xion, five feet inches high. and slen
DERBY built hasa film or biemish the right eye. end
marks Of tho lash his back; calls himself aes
and Gays b. is the property Of William Cofin Negso
trader, Of Louisiana, and was purchased Of James
Wright oil the Borough Of Norfolk by the said Coffin,
whom he escaped some time in the month Of July last
his way 10 the South. Had on when committed o coat,
panaloons aud vest OF wooen and CLOTH very much
worn The owner Is requested 10 come forward prove
property pay charges and take him away otherwise he
viii be dealt with according 70 law. THOS. HICKS,
March II. tlo2-wl2'l Tailor cfSpotfs, irania Co.
Nm CHANCERY-vIRGINIA.--At Rules holden in
II the Clerks office oil the County Court OF Charlotte
the Sd day Of February, 1884
Sarah Eudsey, the widow Of Moses Eudaey, deed :,
Oncy Eudaiiey, Naum Blanknship and PAtsey his wife,
formerly Ps'sey Eudaley, Jones Eudailey and Pleasant
Eudai'ey, Pitts.
against
Moses Eudaley, In his right, and as admir- Of Mo-
scs Endaey deed irena Eudsiley and Fsiima Eudsey,
children OF William Eudailey, decd, Ei.ha Eudaley
and James Geep and Elizabeth his vile, formerly Eliza
beth EudAiley, DEBTS
The Defendants, E isha Eu.isiley, James Green and
Elizabeth, his wife. formerly Elizabeth Eudsey, Irena
Eudailey and Fs,ima Eudaey, children Of William Eu.
daley, decd, not having entered their appearance
coring to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this
they not inhabitants Of this State the motion the
Plaintiff by counsel, is ordered, That tho said Defend
ants do appear here the first Monday in May next,
aud enter their appearance aud the plaintiffs bi
and give security Tor performing the decree oil the Court
and that copy oil this order be inserted in
cesvely and posted at the front door OF the Court house
NlNsLow ROBINSON. C.
March6 99-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-06

WAS aetuated by unworthy Motives shall not eonds
scend say than that expected OF him nian-
y dgniteJ, aud high minded course; aud That none are
Tx, " to asche 10 Others unworthy motives those
who eel that, under like circumstances, they would be
controlled by th.m
With regard TO the letter OF i. w. Hewitt, published
by MIR. Snowden. must chat, take II whole, II Is
temperate Than expected; but the last sentence IN
which he speaks OF 'Presdenuai serviity Truly cha
raccris,ic OF its author. will here dgress little, and
ask, II Attorney q will hot say feed) go from
this Disic sdoinug county in Virginia, where he
has right to cote and make vioient speech in iavor
OF the Bank oil the United States, and coaseiy abusive OF
tho President TO the great ammo, Of the officer
ducing the election would he be justly chsrgeabe
with Bank "servity 2"
statement 10y making some remarks upon the "ev tims
in which live, and the recklessness OF some Il
those out qy pocer. SC, SC. JNO. Nj. JOHNSON.
.dierdndrtd, april 49, 1881
eve omit passages in Mr. Johnsons letter -En-
quirr.
TO THE PUBLIC.
intended Saturday. TO have said what shall say
day, but was prevented by indspos,ton.
II the reply made to satenen in contradiction OF
extract OF letter which irt The Richmond En-
qnier affirming that 81 SAID the authority of the
Hon Henry Clay, that the Bank Virginia HAD FAIL
ED, IN which ''exract word uttered about a
report, affords the least consolation any human being
would not willingly remove so cheap balm 10 wound
ed conscience. The letter tire Cashier Of the Bank
virginia, had nothing, and have nothing to do wihii
was sufficient for my purpose show that the
Clay, that the Bank Of Virginia had ailed, entire
erroneous; and pleased TO learn that the citizens oil
Richmond. even before my publication appeared there
treated the "extract" as 1t deserved TO be treated
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
alexandria. .4prH 2sfh, 1884.
n .al.nn IN NJ ta.b,
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