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y HENRY BOWEN Secretary.
An act concerning Masonic Societies.

An act concerning Masonic Societies
Src. I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
and the authority thereoft is enacted that each and
ararv Society of the order of Free and Accepted
M.sons LODGES. Chapter, Encampments, Councils
Colleges or Consistories, or by whatever name OF
s,vle The same NAV be known in the state, whether
;ncornorated by an act of this General Assembly or
nor shall make returns in writing yearly ana every
wear at the May Session thereof, OF the number
and names of the officers and members OF each So
ciety the number and names OF the persons VINO
nav have been admitted initiated or advanced from
one degree to another in said society," or by any OF
;,s o;cers ar members, within the last year prece-
J;nr said returns: together with the mode and man
ner of their initiation, admission or advancement
from one degree to another: the form or forms oil
the several promises or obligations when may nave
been administered repeated to any person or per-
sons at any meeting of such society, by any OF It's
officers or members, other persons within the SAID
year, together also with the time and place and oc-
casion wben and where the same were administered
repeated or taken the times and place OF meetings
of such society holden within the SAID year together
with schedule of all the property real and personal
liable taxation, belonging to or held by or III trust
for said society, on the day the same shal DC a''es
ted in manner hereafter mentioned
Sec 9 And be it further enacted, that said re-
turns shall be signed by the presiding officer, or one
of the principal officers of such societies. with GER
tifcate endorsed thereon or attached thereto, of
Judge of some court of record IN the country where
in said society located that the truth of said return
has been attestcd to, under oath for affirmation be-
fore him the said judge by the officer or person
making the same return. And every presiding or
princinal officer of any such society, who shall ne
ect to make return as aforesaid shall for every such
NEGLECT forfeit n sum not less than one thousand
dollars to be recovered by indictment to and for
the use of the state. Provided however that the
provisions and requirements of this act shall not ex-
tend to any society therein described, which shall
not have holden any meeting, or transacted any
business within the year, for which said return is to
be made True copy, witness;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-18
Irue copy-witness ;
HENRY BOWEN Sec'ry.

An act authorizing the City Council of the City of
Providence, to appoint large number of MEM
bers of Engine Company No 3, in said City.
BE it enacted by the General Assembly and by
the authority thereof it is enacted, That the City
Council of the City ofProvidence, be and they are
hereby authorized, to elect many members of En-
gine Company No. 3 in said City, they in their
discretion may deem proper not exceeding forty five
And the persons elected shall he exempt from the
performance of military duty, and from serving as
jurors, in the same manner the members of tho
Engine Companies in the, City Of Providence arc
now. by law exempted,
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CHARLESTON, 9th April, 1884.


TTIS -HuJtStY, IVUTtW IST UT lTWtTItU
Will your majesty be pleased to listen to few
words of admonton from an humble son of Caro-
lina II so, hear what have to say. We'll sir, |
propose to inform you, that two individuals, who,
reckless of all consequences, have determined to be
the instruments of your death, thinking that by an
act of this nature that they would immortaize them
selves, and be sustained by the grumbing politicians
of this country at least they say that it will be the
means of handing their (now unknown) names to
posterity. They are friends of mine and seriously
proposed to me TO perform the act But, sir, though
despise YOU for your tyranny, would scorn to do
an act that is despicabe and mean, but YOU NAV
rely upon it, that the two atove aIludedo will seek
your life, andLshat shortly, and look upon il as a
duty which owe to the country and myself to In
form you. IL is useless to subscribe my name, as
you cannot he benefited by it. but suffice for you to
know that am your enemy.
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T"V WIZ "F'ff'''
HENRY BOWEN Secretary.

An act in amendment of an act entitled "an act re-
latve to the election of senators and Representa-
tives to represent this State in Congress- and of
Electors for the election of President and Vice
President of the United States"
Belt enacted by the General Assembly and by
the authority thereof is enacted that when at the
session prescribed in and by the act of which this
is amendment, for appointment Senator to re-
present this state in Congress, the General Assem-
bly, after balloting for that purpose in Grand Com
mittee so many times they shall have deemed ex-
pedient, shall have failed to appoint senator by
majority of the Grand committee such Senator
shall be appointed at the next succeeding session
the General Assembly in manner and form as in said
act prescribed and in case of a failure again n:
aforesaid, then at the session thereafter and
until such senator shall be appointed.
True copy-witness;
HENRY ROWEN Sec'rv
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True copy-witecss I;
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry

An act in addition to entitled an act for the
mending Of Highways and Bridges"
Sec. I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
and BY the authority thereof it is enacted That il
shall b the duty Of the several towns p this State,
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f"N WIZ
HENRY BOWEN Secretary.

An act to provide for the auditing of accounts
against the State
Sec. l. Be il enacted by the General Assembly
and by the General Assembly and by the authority
thereof il is enacted That hereafter any person hav-
ing any claim or demand against the State, shall
present the in writing to the General Treasur-
err fonr weeks before the session of the General As
sembly, atwhich the same is to be acted upon. And
the General Treasurer shall examine all accounts
20 presented and shall endorse upon the same his
recommendation dsapproval thereof-And they
shall be by him transmitted to the Speaker of the
House of Representatives, at the next ensuing ses-
sion of the General Assembly. And after being ac-
ted upon by the General Assemly, shall be returned
by the Secretary to the General Treasurers office
to be there kept on file, And the Secretary shall
also transfer to the General Treasurcrs Cffice all
the accounts allowed at this session, which have
been allowed for two years past for the purpose of
comparing the same with accounts hereafter pre-
sented.
Sec 2, And be it further enacted, That the
General Treasurer may and shall make and publish
from time to time such rules and regulations respec
ting the manner in which said accounts to be
made out and certified, he shall deem necessary
which rules and regulations shall remain in force,
until altered by the said general Treasurer, or the
General Assembly.
Sec 3, And be it further enacted, That as a
compensation for the performance of the further,
duties enjoyed by this act, the General Treasurer
shall be allowed the of fifty, dollars per anum,
payable quarterly out of the General Treasury.
True copy, witness;
HENRY BOWEN Secretary
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SrEciE-There has been imported into the u.
States in specie, over and above what has been ex-
ported, within the IA months previous to the 4th of
Dec. last, 2O,236,9Ol, appears by the books OF
the U. s. Custom House. There can be no doubt
that if small bills were done away their place would
be filled by gold and silver.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-18

STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

Tn General Assembly, January Session. A. H.
1885.
A.. go, ,o rereal the act passed in June last, enti-
,,sJ . an act to prevent geese from running al
large in the compact part of the town OF East
Rssoi,ed That the act passed in June last, enti-
tod an act to prevent geese from running at large
in the compact part ofthe town OF East greenwich
he. and the same is hereby repealed.
True copy, witness; N c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-18
From the Washington Globe.
SPECIMEN OF REVOLUTIONARY ORA
TIONS, SPEECHES, AND LETTERS
OF THE OPPOSITION.
OF THE OPPOSITION

The campalgne of war upon the President, was
opened the Goth of December, 1888, by Mr.
Clay, who on that day declared " ace are in the
midst of a revolution, hitherto bloodless."
Mr.. Wilkins, in his reply of the opposi-
tion Senators, anmadverted upon the following
mark, which fell from the opposition and which was
suppressed in their speeches. written out for the
press. " The President rs despot, grasping at all
the po,cer of the Government, seizing upon the Purse
and Sword Of the nation, apubHe robber Of herghts
and treasures of the People,"
Mr.. Preston, in one of his Philadelphia harrangues,
asserted Jackson has been arragned, found guilty,
and condemned"
The Baltimore Chronicle in speaking of Gener-
al Jackson, charged against him that, He tram
pies upon the feelings and the hearts of the People.
Let the People speak to him in a uoice of thunder
let the timid tone of supplcaion be laid aside, for
the more approved one of cOmmdnd-and II he still
is right that the President and Congress should
kno,r, that Relief Rerolution DiH become
rahying words; and that of one the other they
must make their selection"
Following this article the arrival of Preston,
his return from Philadelphia, who, on Saturday,
addressed the multitude from board the steam
boat, and directed their attention to the cdrtouch
bor"
The next day (Smday) Messrs. Webster and
Binney arrived at Baltimore, from Philadelphia,
and from the elevated steps of tavern-house, ha-
rangued the mob. On this occasion, Mr.. Binney,
in alluding to the of the President against
the Bank, in manner of vehemence, and tone of
violence said: " They must be put down, peaceably
if can, torcibly if zee must; and that fthey could
not be put down by lamfM means, it must be done by
means of the spOrd."
On the Tuesday following the harangues of
Preston Webster and Binney; a call was made of
:. The Military Association" of the Baltimore
Whigs.''
In allusion to the Baltimore exploits of himself
and Mr.. Binney, Mr.. Webster, in the Senate, said
L" When the boat arrived at the wharf, a gentleman
came forward and introduced one venerable man,
who addressed him by saying: " am member OF
the Presbyterian Church, and you may be surprised
to see me in the crocd on such day; but remem-
Der zoe had no Sundays in Revolutionary times
POINDEXTER'S LETTER.
Reservng further Developments until | shall
arrive at the City of Washington"
"The highest public functionary of the Republic
sunk to the level of an Ale house slanderer''
"Under the misrue of military tyrant''
From Richmond Wing. Bellisarius to Andrew
Jackson.
Telegraph, Norember Sd.
| :" would warn your countrymen Of the danger
Gus prccipice to whose brink your administration is
hurryng them"
! :. You have kept these promises by unsettling the
whole scheme and economy Of the Government
and by accumulatng in your own hands more pow
er than any monarch of England, since Charles lst
has dared to CLAIM"
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PHuADELPHys-

TO General Andrer jackson:
SIR: Being professor of writing in this city. I
enclose you a specimen.
SIR: You recolect some time since that gave
you notice that would assassinate you the 18th
day of March and inform you that it is to be de-
layed till the 18th of May. Yours.
A DEMOCRAT.
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A DEMOCRAT.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. II, IS3

CINcINNATI, Ohio, Feb II, 1884.
SIR: Damn your old soul, remove them depo-
sites back again, and charter the Bank, or you
will certainly be shot in less than two weeks, and
that bykmyself !
To ANDREW JACKSON,
President of the u. States,
But just let me tell you of the distress in this city;
there is now about 900 mechanics who, about two
years ago were in good circumstances, and who has
not now one dollar in their pockets. There was
about 1000 journeymen discharged last Saturday
evening in this place; money is worth in this place
about per cent-merchants are failing every day
The Newport Manufacturing Company has failed.
Jacksonians deserving their leader, and all on
your account and damn your old soul, if you do
not do something for the good of the country will
murder you.
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President of the IT, States,
Correspondence of the Richmond Compiler.
WAIHINGTON Feb I6 1884


' 1t is my sincere belief sir, that we shall in a
short time come to violence. My friends in the
northern cities tell that, in their opinion, pistols
piN be flashed, and dnks draWn in their streets, be-
fore the expiration of another month.-H is peN for
the personal safety of the individuais Of the Gorer'-
ment, that they are in small city, whieh is depen-
dent on the Government. In commercial or in
dependent city ,oouh they be safe for a moment.
see no relief from any quarter-none present, none in
prospect none in erpectaney-Therem must be bloody
rec0haion. For one though cool and con,iderafe
man, 4 confess am ready to whet my knife"
In his speech on the removal of the deposites, in
December, 1888, Mr. McDuffie said: " very much
doubt whether the King, either of England
or of France could at this day, do such an
act as to seize the public treasure, without
such direct violation of the laws of the land, as
would subject him to peril which no man in these
United States, at this day. be subjected to-THE PER-
H. OF LOSING HIS HEAD"
a great institution has been assailed, and the
rights and property of widows and orphans tram
Piled in the dust by the foot of TYRANT."
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MORE NEW GOODS
AT 81. II. THURsT0N,S

NO. IL Market square, Providencs--
yfust opened 8 pieces blue. black and brown
~ DuifiIs 1 piece black Pilot Cloth II
piece drab do; 4 pieces brown, olive and invls-
ible green Cloth, very heavy and che sp byt tho
piece or yard. On hand, piece Rob Roy suit
able for ladies cloaks; red Serges; red and white
Flannels; cotton do; brown and bloa ch ID sheet-
ings and Shirtngs; Tickings; silk and cotton
Umbrellas; fancy Hkfs; Cravats; cot on Bat.
ting and Wadding, together with gene eral as
sortment Of Dry Goods. Now selling of very
cheap, a large quantity Of thin Clothing, for
cash traders starting for the South would do
do well TO call and look at the articles. A
great assortment Of seasonable Clothing just
made up now ready for sale, such as Camet
Cloaks, Broadcloth Cioaks, brown. olive, cls-
ret and invisible green spperfne box Goats;
brown, blue. claret, and green Frock CoaIs;
black, invisible green and claret superfne Diess
Coats; brown, gIeen and mixed comm on do;
drab aud black Pilot Cloth box and Pea
Goats; Of every description Broa adcloth ard
V lencia Vests, large assortment fashio ma ble
buckskin and ribbed Cashmere Pnntal oons;
striped. and drab, lavender. slate drab, sage
green, black blue, brown and mixed plain Cas-
samere Panialoons worsted Shirts and Draw
ers; fine Shiris; common do; eck Stocks; white
Marseiles Vests and white Satin 81 ocks always
on hand; blue Broadcloth Jackets; Sat- net and
green Booking do. q.
Garments made TO order at short notice. TT
None but first rate Journey men employed at
this esta abshment. Oct. g..
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A CAR ID.

THE subscriber takes this opportu.
IL nifty publicly to acknowledge his
sense of gratitude for the liberal patron:
age afforded his professional business, and
personal lavors conferred by his friends in
Warren and its vicibi:y,-and, would OBJ
serve, that he now resides in the House
owned by Mr.. Remington, on Main St.
al the corner Of Baker street, where he
may be found q public servan, in the hea-
ling Art-and happy in the confidence Of
all who may in future need his services in
Physic and Surgery. ,.,.tt,
June 10. J. b. CHACE.
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Brass Founders
COPPER SMITHSa

WNHE Subscribers wish to inform the
III citizens Of Warren and the neigh
boring towns, that they still continue TO
manufacture, at short notice, Composition
Spikes, Nails, Thimbles for Ships Sails,
Rudder Hangings, Ship and Hand Bells.
Also-Companion Door Hinges, dead-
light aud bullwork Hinges. Hasps, &c. &c.
Also---Copper Coolers, Copper Wash
Kettles, of any size, made to suite the
purchaser Tea Kettles, Ship and House
Pumps, Cider and Aly Pumps, Bass
Jamb Hooks, Skimmers, Ladies, Brass
Knockers and Door Plates 10 any pat
terms. They will also manufacture d.
short notice, all kinds Of factory castings,
arge and small. Orders from the neigh
boring towns shall be punctually attended
to. The subscribers feel themselves con
petent to make any articles that may be
called for in their line OF business They
still carry on their business at their old
s, land, few rods east Of the residence ol
u. Smith, Esq. A share Of patronage is
respectfully solicited.
sr Cash paid for old Copper, Brass
Pewter, and Lead; or received in sx'
change for any Of the above articles.
TUELL g. WlNSLOW.
Warren, July 25.
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New Goods (!

ry9ANCY thibe,, sak &C. hdkis, gents and
tls Ia lies go cs. ,nd'a rubber aid comm on
braces. hooks and eyes, cycles, brown and
blcacIed drh,ngs, White safe. No l., lsw
priced csl;coes, .colon and cotton yarns x enis.
IA lies and chlldrens hosiery, CoLoRED SILKS
common and superior quality, assorted co!oIs 4;
ribbons, silk brnids, cords, brown linens, and
oti or Goods. jast opened at the Old Cheap
Store" MILLER STREET.
Oct "a.
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srl Oh ROY, HIG INLAND SHf WIS
4A at DAyoL's. in South Water street.
Oct II.
HnHiBETS, M 2r;nos, & circassians, at extra
~. low prices. by
Oct IL. Turner Salisbury.
YNASON'S Axes Of cheap quality Tor sale by
SAN Sept l2. JAMES GARDNER.
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SdTINETS, KERSEYS, SC.
r7uST opened at LONG ROOM, PRIME as
q sorimcnt Of f0shonabie Broadcloths Of va
mons coiors and qualities, for Penilemen's and
] d.cs' garments do. cassime.es, striped and
plain Sattinets, ssncy colors blue, mixed and
drab Ker,eys ; Vestings, good assortment for
sale very low at the" old Cheap Store, No,
I, UNION CORNER.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

III OD"~ 1N"'
fH EAVEs BrIstol, every morning (Sundays
- eAeep,ed) at 6o'clock, for warren and
Prov dence. Reforming, leaves Providence eve
~ afternoon (SundHys cxc.pted) at nan past 8
o'clock, for wuren and Bristol Fare nom
Bris, ol 10 Providence, 75 cents up and back
sa,, G doy 81 So From Wuiren,.75 cents up
and back same day, 81 20.
lfy- Books kept IN Providence, at the Man
son House T; Brastow's Manufacturers Hotel.
and at the franklin House at Burgess a'd
Horton's Hotels, Bristol ; and at Coles and
Commercial Ho els, arren.
- Passengets called foi and left al en-, part
Of the town. J&N CHADWICR
Jffu Is
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NEWPOKT, BRISIOE WIHFE'V 9
PkOVIDE.tCE STAGE.
The Mail stage will
Es6gn esleave Providence Tor y ar.
&Yss&&.G zJG5 ren. Bristol and Newport,
Ses.ss.. s.ss.s..-....ss,7 Il 3 o'clo k, A. M. every
day, (sundayp excepted) and arrive IN Newport
same af eruoon. Returning leaves Newport
every day (Sundays exeepted) AT 8 O'Clock, a.
N for Br .,ol, : erren aud Providence, aud
arrive same afternoon.
Hs- Passengers in the afternoon siege on
Tue day, Thursday and Saturday can reach
Boston the sumo evening al, O'Clock, by The
Rail Road.
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IN TEMPERANCE

NTEMPERANCE.
ny MRS. sfcoURSEY.
Parent !--who with spsechless feeling,
Ger thy Graded treasure bent,
Every year new claims revealing.
Yet lhy wealth of lovs unspeit.-
Has ihod seen that blosso,n blgh,sd,
BY a drear, untisleIy frost
All thy labor unreqchlsd
Every glorious promise lost!
Wife with agony unspoksn,
Shrinking I,om siilic,ion's rod,
Il thy prop-thne idol broken,-
FonGiy trustee. next 10 God
Husband .-o'er the hope mournsr,
OF thy chosen fiiend asham'd
Hast tb' . 10 hor burial borne her.
CnrepcutaDt, - unreslainled
Child i'm tender weakness turning
10 thy heaven nPpointed guide,
Doth lava-poison burning,
Tinge with gall, affections ;ids (!
Snl tha, prpian-burden bearing,
Darker tn an the grase can show,
Dost thou bow thee down dsspairing.
To- heritage Of woe
Country Ion :hy sons depending,
Strong in manhood, bright in bloom,
Hast ,hou seen thy pride descending,
Shrouded,-to the unhonor'd tomb
Rise lon eagIe-pinion soaring
Rise like one Of Godiks birth,-
And Jel,oSahs aid imploring,
Sweep the spoiler from on sarth.
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Town and Country,
LISTEN TO TIE GLAD SOUND,
ID ~ I.NIl RIIDXL

TURNER u SALISBURY,
sEI EG leave TO nvno the attention OF purchss-
>sS ers Of DRY GOODS, generally, to their
very extensive and desirable Stock. which was
boagh, in NEW YORK. the past week, at pr:-
ces fn,i lower) certainly as low as any goods
that have been or can bs offered in Town, tb is
season and NC this tay pledge ourselves to
cell goods for Sir .Noaihs, at lower price than
any other person whatever. Our sto k as now
exhibited IN the two Rooms, comprises a nuc u
la &c assortment of STAPLE and FANrl
Goods, thsn can he found ~ retail, m this
Siaie Aud We fatier ourselves that every one
that calls. will 20 away, satisfied that il 10 our
intention 10 sell goets cheaper than they have
heretofore been sold in this town.
South Efdfer street, Oct "a.
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f, lie also IN
tends carrying on
the BOOT. and
SHOE making
business, in the
Chamber direct
ly over his Store,
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Oct 24.
G.EIti.NAs MAEs . HEM AMI
GLASS

Compr,s,ng the most eftenstre assortment
srer offered IN this market
YUST received large aud elegant stock
q Of CR &C K Y, consisting in
part Of pink, brown, green and blue earthen DIN
ING SETTs, of the latest patterns, do. Tea Sets ci
all cOlors, do do; geld band and Iustre China tea
sets, GLASS LAMis 6fai sizes and forms.
ALSO-A complete assortment Of Common
Ware; all Of which will be sold on the most reason
able terms SAMUEL WHEATON.
June 23