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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-29

ELECTORAL TICKET.
1 Asb ZL fpHiecTok' E2ect.r, a'1rge.
Dist. No. /, DAVID CRAWFORD,
., ZIMRI HOWE,
3, TITUS HUTCHINSON,
a, WIN. A. GRISWOLD,
5, EZRA BUTLER.
On motion of Mr. Chandler, the Conven-
ton proceeded to appoint State Commit
tee; whcreupon
MILTON BROWN, of Worcester,
WIN. HEBARD of Randolph, and
G. l.. KNAPP of Montpelier,
were duly elected
On motion of Mr. Manser,
ReSolued, That the State Committee he
authorized to fill any vacancy which may
occur in the nominations for state officers,
Electors, or Committees.
On motion of Mr. Knapp,
ReSOlued, unanimously That this Con-
vention do concur in the sentiments of the
Resolutions adopted at the meeting of the
Antimasonic Members of the Legislature,
and others, in October last.
On motion of Mr. Conant,
Resolved, That the thanks this Conven-
ton be rendered to the Hon. Zimri Howe,
for the able and impartial manner in which
he has discharged the duties of the Chair.
Voted that the proceedings of this Con-
vention, signed by the officers thereof be
published in all the papers of this State,
whose editors are disposed to publish the
same.
The Convention then, on motion, adj
journed without day.
ZIMRI HOWE, President
JABEZ PROCTOR, ~ n
N. LEAyENWORTH, v rres'
G. B. MANSER, coo.o,o.;oa
A. l.. MINER, secretaries
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-29

The papers announce the death of the
sslskratsd David Crssksu Of TsAnesss.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-29

o. clock.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
The discussion on the Presidency was
continued by Mr. Ware, Mr. Peltibone, Mr.
Brown, and Gen. Flint.
Adjourned to 8 o'clock, tomorrow.
THURSDAY, Feb. %.
Met according to adjournment.
The Convention was addressed at length
by MIR Barber, Mr. Knapp, Mr. Pcttibone,
Mr. Brown, MIR Miner, Gen. Flint and Mr.
Wilson.
The ballots tor President of the United
States being taken and counted,
William Henry Harrison had 81
Daniel Webster %
Francis Granger 90
Edward Everett |
Martin Van Buren, 81
Mr. Conant introduced the following:
Resolved, That VIM. HENRY HAIR
RISON of Ohio. and FRANCIS GRAN
GER of New York, be recommended by
this Convention to the People of the State
of Vermont as candidates for the offices of
President and Vice President of the United
States.
On motion of Mr. Blodgett, the name of
WIN. III. HARRISON was first taken up by
the Convention, and the Yeas and NAYS
being demanded and taken, were as fol-
lows:
YEAS-Messrs. Austin, Abbott, Aims
worth, Billings, Burt, Boynton, Bowe, Bur-
ton, Bell, Brewster, Brock, Bigelow, Blais-
dell, Barrett, Beecher, Bass, Buck, Brow
nell, M. Brown, NJ. C. Brown, j. Blanch-
ard, S. Blanchard Bryant, J. p. Blaisdell,
Barstow, Crawford, Conant, Conklin, Chip
man, Camp, G b Chandler, A Davis, Chas
Davis, Dart, J Y Dewey, Edison, Ferris,
Foote, Fyler, Gilchrist, GIidden, ITutohin-
son, Howe, f Hebard, Enoch Hebard, L
Hebard, Hazard, Stephen Herrick, Has
lings, HARDWOOD, Jones, Jilson, Knapp,
Kimball, n Leavenworth, Ii Leavenworh,
Lamb, Moore, Miner, Miller, Morris, Nc
Dutfie, Jas Nelson, Jno Nelson, Nye, Or
ton, Porter, Proctor, Paine, Riford Reed,
A Ralph, w Ralph, A Richmond, Robin
son, l. Richmond, Rood, Richardson, Stew
art, Smith, Slade, Stowe, Smith, Stevens,
Strowbridge, Sterling, Skeele, f Smith, A
Stimson, Town, Topper, J Webster Wins
low, Wilcox, Ward, Walker, Wait, Wash
burn I'd, Walbridge, Wilson, A Webster,
Wing Wheatley, Wheeler-l04.
NAYS-MessIs. Atwood, Atkins, Barber,
Blodgett, J III Braincrd, Cobb, Cook, l.
Emerson, Emerson, Eastman, l. Egerton,
l. Egerton jr, Eaton, Flint, J Hemenway,
) Hemenway, Holt, Hatch, Jewet, Kinsly,
Langdon, Lilly, Lyman, Lampson, Ladd,
Munger, Mann, fl Merrill, Niles, Pettibone,
Rising. S Smith, Sessions, Shaw, Sayles,
4 Stmson, c Waldo, A Waldo, Wales,
Ware-40.
The Yeas and Nays were then CALLED
on the name of FRANCIS GRANGER,
for Vice President-YEAS 1913, NAYS .
Mr. Knapp introduced the following:
Resolved, That the committee appointed
to nominate State Officers be directed to
present candidates for Electors oc,President
and Vice President of the United States.
The resolution was adopted unanimo ssly
and the committee made report, and the
Convention adopted the following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
rs Numbers--------la Drawn Ballots !
KiCH SCHEME:
NWE aynScEInuRs.

Dealers IN sHkond F3ncy Goods iat'iy cfl3l, Pear
SLtet. Mar York
ENAkE lhs method OF informing their friends
u tat, IN consequence oi the destruction OF then
store by tie late eaatuiluls hre they have removed
TO the large, rev, and convenient building, 80. 81,
Ltptg Atati between BroadN.'y and AasEcY Streets,
on the ground formerly occur led BY Grant TNotatas
seed Store. and Immediately contiguous to the Cit,
and other Hotels. The loss they will sustain viii he
but trhng, and their stock, the approaching sea.
son. will be entirely they hope offer increased
facilities to purchasers Of goods III tllrir line.
CnMsTDCk ( A\DRENS.
New lolk, Jan:7 4w ~
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NiCTyCD.

y consequence of the fate destructive fire in New
York, Churchill Southmayd & Co. have rcmov-
ed TO the spacious building, No. %, Broadway, be
tween Wall and Pine Streets, opposite Tlinu,
church where they are now prepared 10 offer then
trends, on liberal terms an entire stock OF Sta-
pie and. Fancy Dry Goods.
WILLIAM q. NOBLE.
Iyuchburg, Jan. 4tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

Mode t. conrad, jesse, MNnllqp. RAJ.
1r"''nield' Mon'ure' spra'cy, Iartrare n ,.,n
pie, Gibson, Sdunder.-7O 'ilie..
Nccs-Mcssrs. Gilmcr, Souihall. r.,
campbell, Pate, Hunter Of b.. Hcn>b,,, ,,,,'fai,
BruhInl, II aiI, Christian, Johpxen un'i.aliprs
e., Servant, Hun'r q l., b. p g, f." d>oa u
smith oi Frederick, u elhcrcd, CoI,,na,, =, 81
Bots, iiolenhn, Gregory, Greg., Brr. 'nIen,
ners, tle"t, HOE Robinson, Carrrr Nh, spnI.
Powell. Taylor IT L., Rac,dalc, Waco p'afl.
gers. Benton, Parker Ghaplnu. Ms>,.r' Ro-
son, "ifehef, Morris, Derlnan. Le,bnrn :, wan
BgttS, Dela>llnuti, Ielf, P.cnlsS, Cn,,''i" arey,
brown ef p, Sianard-57 gaan,
Various motions and much coG,ers.,:
place in fixing the day on which ,lc . ioos
should IL Iai,eu up in commitr, es ~ oalioa
day and Tuesday We're uu>ucc.,>Inll,. "..lgts.
when on motion of Mr.. Cru,,hfie ,la 'p'ed
Die g., were made the order Tie da, lf,ap.
day next. ''oh Nol.
Mr.. Wilson Of +. offered The follova.
ton, fesQt.
kcsolred, That leave be ei,,nto
t'il to alanec the Electoral Districts orl ,''''oda'
Electors ol President and Vice Pre-, nsm@f,
United States.--I.aia Oh the able. Ct b'
On motion oil Mr.. GREGORY, the H..
ed ''' ddouff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
NOTICE,

TIVE land owners IN the county OF Amherst, on
l. James river, through which the James River and
ha Improvement will pass, are respectfully re-
questcd attend at next Amherst court, 10 take into
consideration the proprety of some action our
part in regard to the injuries which are likely To be-
ial Us, By Sercsol Lend Ocnsrs
Jan. t25J If
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LrtaaY, .JaaA0rn 4

10 e''', rom The Senate @.
, 9 VA .'''N ""' passed. Tue blIh--copcer,'
'''''' ''N,se ana amend the act ;,r.s.
pV''.i- ",N'''o,'' '''l- Mood COMPANY,
,',"G o' '''1 "e'''' SECURITY OF persons el,r
"a VIZ ,''''',''' '"'''e''
".'' my NV "e'ee' 10 H'e resolution for Il
~ WV u !" I"'hcral Tor the Eluhleoa,
- ",,r' at" ''''' ''p'h! nosiponing tho clio,
W., y, I'm ms agreed to by the lopxn
,, a. ''oin',s o', fe9 inc following re,ouo,
"'"I" vas Oh "''''n o' -Hf' bcRM,S, ordered ,or
vi n ,,,o ''o', ri.
1.tSo'ce"' '"t 50 much Of the Govor,..
y, do ,,ia'eS 10 the controversy L.lv,,'
10 ''u '.'' S'o''' as 10 The question Of Eaao
"'!' VI 'e"'''o' WIN ne accompanying dozen
mems 'hpFelh 'n'ri''ned. to Select Conm,,cs
ana 'h'' tt'1 nave leave to report by bin rob.,
WISE.
WI oen"hNS presented tie following rcsdg.
'ion
htSo'r' = mai leave be given 10 bring IN
hl''' "r"fp 9fa''hg society for tie ustrarrc :
slaves III NE county OF hanavha.
III Pf'seh''hS '"'S resolution, Mr.. SgNNrr...a
''"t curing NE 'ast twelve months, owing Ia H.,
operations oi certain Societies in lie neieIbo,s,
ota'e o. 'Sl'', or I" other cats 5, the esr,ne -
saves rom 'I' Nala"ha valley, had increased +,
an a''fm'h! eX'eht-so much 50 that number of
'!'oSc most interested, bad found it cAndcnf. da.
'''I9 '' idat sumner, informally 10 associate Il nm
selves togeihertor the purpose Of mutually adm,
each other IN the prevention of escapes. and !,
aPprchending runaway slaves. y panien If II,
constituents had e&amined an aet na,>eJ =, Il.
Ia st session Of 'he General Assembly, ircornor..
ting Society for tic purpose of rsarmg arms,
the running away OF slaves in the county ii Lotto,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
's'"N Cotton, at Factory Prices
PUBLIC SALE oE NEGROES.

h>' MT 20 decree Of the County Couf
- ahphell, pronounced at the January III.
i2"" III the case of - Talbot and Others rs. 1alPot
the undersigned, appointed a Commissioner, !" !.
purpose Will proceed to SCH, by way of pubic at"
',oh' Tor cash al the house of " illiam Nc, raw
'ae county OF Campbell, on he I.,d day OF 'ne p
sem month ('anuary) five likely Negroes conS''''
OF two Men, Rov, and two Girls.
T.. \. TALBOT, Com
Jan. |. II
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N1Ac1xAREy,. TIN rhAyE. &c.

:
TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE:
~ Bells No. 3, Mackarel, f.ll caught, and We
~ Eat,
90 do Gross iierrings,
3. 81 boxes Tin Plate.
The above articles are on consiCnueut--and will
be sold low, for cash, il applle,Ltor Immediately.
GEO. BAGBY.
o." Wanted, 100 bushels Mountain Clover Seed,
for which the Market rates will be paid.
Jan. il Off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
IEW ARRIVAL.

/ HAVE Just received tie following articles fro
New-l ofh-anonest which may be found, son
very scarce. and desirable FANCY G0ODS. VIZ
Iohar Caps assorted colours, generally CAV,
klch PLAID Bonnet Ribbons. winter colours,
do Pam Satin do vely wide, assorted do
Superior English Straw Cottage Bounct,, IT
Glpsles,
embroidered Muslin aprons very handsome
Klch Embroidered Sin aud SATIN Retlculrs.
Long and short Lace Gloves. beautiful artc
scarlet purple and crimson Silk Velvet lyr /
dies Hats,
Long Ostrich Feathers. white. blue, pink e..
Cruel, assorted colours, for enhroierng Q
Meliro,
Fine green N.osred Bafrece,
o Ked and white Flannels all qualities
Mems and Boys Cloth and Seal skin Cap,
Ribbed and plain Nostcd Hose,
do do Cotton do. Merno colours.
respectfully ask a call from those wishing 10 tqy
K. b. NORNElL
Jan Fl
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BAECUCELS.
R0BERT EARLY,

I" no" at the Franklin Hotel, prepared 70 a''sH
any cal that may be made upon Inn.
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POP
-,
Majority for Adams,

And the Committee also report resolution :
" l hat Isaac Adams WAS daily elected from tie
counr. .ol Patrick, and is entitled to seat in the
present General Assembly,"
Mr.. FEiCE moved that the Report be recon-
united, with instructions TO report specifically or
certain votes and on certain parts Of the evidence
presented 10 tie Commlcc; hot subsequently,
welded to suggestion Of Mi llol,nan; and ON
Nh. P.'s motion ,Ae pe!ou was rei,.rod without
Instructions.
Petitions we're presented and refcred-by Mr.
fontaire, Of citizens .ofPairick, for the repeal of
The laws concerning the provisioning of land>--by
Mr.. Austin, oi J I'm Nicholas for an allowance in
consideration OF revolutionary ScrviceS--bv Mr.
Miller, of citizens of Botcourt, for the ncorpora-
ton OLA company for the construction of an inde-
pendent Rail Road from Richmond IL the way Of
Llnchhurg, 10 the Tcnno>sc Inc, with a branch
to the town OF Fincastlc.
1he1ollo"Ing engrosSed bills were read third
time and passed To incorporate the Sweet
Springs Company--Fo Forming a nc" county cut of
parts of the counties of Lewis and Nicholas fThe
name OF the new county on motion OF Nh.
Price, ordered To lie " BRAxToN."
Ga motion Of Mr.. GREGORY the House adjourn.
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1igeos' x,ottcry and Exchange Office
MORE, SPI. ENDOR
Ter sl,e Var Year!

a." 900 Dollar, 20
CO 80 rrzes Of $1,000 ~
~ so Prize. of $500 ~
Tickets Tieht Dollars Only!
lIRGINfl PETTRSBURG LOTTERY,
Class No 9. FOR l936;
70 le Drarn at .itsrqndria, on .Saiudotj the Hu
dan Of JcnIary $50
rs Numners.-.---Ja Dyoyun n,,,ots,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
AN sNVGEgE3 STOCK or
ID ! GOODS, At cos |

JOHN J. PIRNiS, being anxious to wind up h!
-" present BUSINESS, will commence this day
SELLING orr. At COST,
his whole Stock of Goods. The assortment en-
braces articles in almost every branch of business
lie deems 1t unnecessary to indulge in the tnfi'
nf"iesS!ons usual On such occasions: but can as>a's
has friends and the public. that he is in earnest.
iiIS plan IS TO sell privately for short time anu
men dispose OF the remainder of She Stock at au'
uon' OF which sale due notice will be given.
'Si'"s' cotton, 0s Factory Prices
HNN /. large lot OF the above article. OF me pe
q"a'.lv' at Factory prices JNO. J. ~ k'h0
Jan. ! fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

TO pr,ssn, excessive ',ne'' to sse "c'gl thai
>eenritv ter tie sourdness oil 'he .1t -,
.ss' ,a S,atc. ,haai be Carefully provide d
a., ro,;nr,# Of Mr.. Mnlfr, $50 copies Of tie
49,, ..J seeepranyiaa document, VIE Pi'n'e5.
= o. motion OF Mr.. CAIrall, ,ie House adJ onf'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

Mode t. Conrad, jesse, M'sInllep. Bar.
crotchiIeld, Mon.ure. Spraiicy. IIars,a,, kal.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
2hm'SdaY. Jcnudrv :.

= ihRSdaY, january Z.
\ meNsa%e WIS received from the Senate stat
ing HAT they had passed he bills, entitled an act
ineoip orating tie Great Falls Manufacturing Com-
paay, IN the county of Fayeuo-and an act To atI-
ihollLc the Mayor and Commonay OF the town OF
Wheeling to subscribe for stock of the Baltimore
ard OF 10 R7irlad Company.
Petitions were presented and rcit rred-hl Mr..
Shcrard, Of citizens Of Morgan pray Ing an increase
Of 'he salaries of the Judge, of the General Count
by Mr. Maidaueh, of General Duff Green and
others, for an act oi incorporation work certain
mines Of coai non orC-topSt manufactures
md to cons;rnota canal or slack water navigation
from tie Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near Cum
trland, up lie North Branch of Potomac TO
George Greek, to the site Of the contemplated
i3anotacroIies-and to construct, a Rad Road from
the mines to the factories.
On motion of Mr.. M'ofctt, the Committee of
Agriculture and Manufactures was instructed to
inquire into the eNrodctoy Of establishing bv law
grade OF lonr above that ofSuperfnc, &c
PATRICK CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr.. llollcman, from the Committee of Pri,i-
lcgcs and Elections, made second report upon
this case and Mr. Crilz having acauicsccd in ,Le
decision proposed by the first report, tie House a.
greed to the resolution, ard Isaac Adams, Esq.
was declared duly entitled to The scat. as Deegatc
from the county of Patrick. Mr.. Adams acco,-
dinghy took his seat.
ENPtNGING RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr., Watkins, the preamble and
resolution reported from the Committee on the
subject OF ln>tructng our Senators in CONGRESS IN
introduce and vote for resolution cxpuneur from,
the Journal OF the Senate the resolution of 2Sb
OF March, 1884, was taken mp and having been
tead, Mr.. W. moved that il might be referred f. !,
committee OF the whole.
On his motion, a long and animated discnssio,
took place, (Which will be published in our ncxtN
IN which Mes>rs. Witder, Daniel, Watkins. WI
son otB., Brown of p, Parker, GREGORY. S,,ra,d
Dorman, Miller, Ilmgravr, and taherS. tool ra,..
and the ayes and noes having been ordered ON
The motion OF Mr.. Dorman, The vote was as tol.
lows: no - io'-
A"fswNle'sr., Banks, (Speakcr.) Drummond
n"yH' "'cv, M'Clnic, Miller, Wilson Of B.
u, inrnbuiI, Booker, Austin. samuel
n''h"'dNon, Hill, Smith of Faupuier, Hckcrson
strange, Sicgrr Holland, Bower, Dawson. W,,,s
watkins, tail ofG., Avent, Sloan. Nixon f;ooJ'
al HARRISON, h'nchcloe, Fontainc, HAYS, St,a,on
iiarrs' Taylor of NJ. &, Mr., Garland of NJ NJ
ley, Morgan, Chapman, Ineles, Sherr.rr i,row,
oil ~, Murdaneh, Cooke, Fitzgerald, Wool;nlk Al.
mond, Adams, MCov, Cscklv, HOPKINS C,rou
a''1''o'' Saa:.is. Wii'isoa. Mar,enev, No.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19
eonseence ac. bis eh.rae.er and concern the eternal

interests OF his beloved country
Nor ia this all he declares That he considers the ef
forts vi the aboonists "strikng the blow
that the of liberty and self could
receive. He trusts tina; and the public opinion
OF the North will arrest the ag,ators in their mad
bu. is prepared to put them down by constitutional
remedies" Aud in letter written by him some time
last fall to distinguished citizen OF Virginia.
from which were published in the Enquirer the 18th
of October last, iie says:
I" Public sentiment will doubt not, be suffice
compsh II, (viz put dotcn The aboiioasts) and If ddf
should prove inadequate the consideration which
have made it what il Isl WILL in due tinie create
general desire that the Legislature should exercise all IL
righiiul powers To the same end.
Here Jvioics tfr Pan Burens Corresponccaec pabied
an last Iuesddy's Eaguirsr.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

Ma. RNEs AND juror WnrG.--We perceive lhat
wliggery % Virginia is at work TO impress upon the
people OF The Old Dominion, that Judge White ought TO
have The preference Of Tie State over Mr. Rivcs Mr.
Wchef, who is Of Che uras among those claiming
to be the State Rights party IN late speech opposing
the election Of Mr.. Kvcs 10 the SENATE said
"But Ire Qcn0eman thinks my opposition (soid 1fr. ~
IN this Is eOassea because he says intend TO suy
port and cote fer Judgo White, ,oh0 ocH as Mr.. R5es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

By and tctn Me adrico aHd consent of Me Senate
Roger u. fancy 20 be Chief Justice Of tho Super
Court Of the United States.
Philip T. Barbour 10 be Associate Justice Of the sar
Court.
Amos Kendall, TO be Postmaster. General.
Robert X. Reid, 70 be Judge Of the United States
East Florida.
A. Cameron, to be Judge of the United States
West Florida
James Webb, TO be Judge Of ;ho United States
South Florida
John Forsyth, IT,, to be Attorney Of tic United Sta
for the Southern District Of Alabama.
Thomas w. Oldhcld, to be Consul Of the IT, Sta
for Lyons, in france.
Richard r Waters 10 be Consul Of the United Sta
for the Island Of Zanzibar, in the donnions Of the 3
tan Of NJ uscat- Ci0be.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

.Spring POt-er--If the invention which
Mr.. u. EMMoNs has accomplished Ia Ne''
Jersey, of applying "a spring power to in-
ronotiye rnyines, instead of causing their
,rouul,ion bv steam should prove finally
successful that gentleman has secured io
himself an amount of ia e with posterity,
aod a name among the benefactors of the
human RAGE, which will compare with fUL-
roNs.-The mo,ius Opfrondi of his nv"h-
(iion has not as vet been made known; hi'
,hnsc who have observed the aciiou at hIs
ImoJel in Freehold (N. J.) are So confident
| IL. 6nal success, that it has been resolved
g., construct "A circular rail or track IN 'hP
town. anon a diameter of three hundred
feet. We are unable to conceive of any
mower which can ihus create itself so as /"
prnpel or draw heavy tram of cars, with
all the hagraee and merchandise oi tray
elna aud comm'rciaI community. frNi-
ded lhn, the pl IN of NJ. EMMoNs shall IN
umph, what II large degree at peril and va
rinus disaster, would be prevented steam
! power, VI hen it was first used III the bo"''
\ that walked our great inla d waters, wa
arrnrd hy The Indians who looked np"i
,hr., pludy crafS, bounding like 's"ii
ship,' aiopu he wave, Ia br the breath %
Nantpu nr thu Great Spirit. ave can
nol understand it, they SAID to the Pal
Faces. They are fre-b"ars, aud ar
push Il onward by the smoke which come
from life nostrils of ManIlou. We know
NOT how il IL done. II is mystery
when we sae the blue flowers of the ia
~ The sururfcr, we know it is to make cl"tl
You weave Ms threads Inio the heau'ii'
uennoa, aud the white sail To these III
wind comes, aud sends your ships over III
water. Bul when yon make your hre-boa'
they walk nv-r the green ridges 0t Ere an
!. Oulario, asking help from nobody, aud tet0
ing themStu.s.'
y These honest aborigInes would "ond'
sill more to see the self moving power
EnMovs's enwne-Wvh all our hopes, "
= doubt It's success. We fear 1t will {
the way of the many perpetual tn"ii"n
! whrrewi,h REDHEiFER and lns. preceden
e or followers, have for "A time first witche
aud then Disappointed the public.
Pkiiad. Ga=.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14
NEW system or
PEN III A n = Ill II.


NUR. FRENCH respectfully offers his profess
VE. sional services to the rnhstitans of Newport.
The system is founded on scientific movements, which
will at eradicate all Stiffness, and form heanti
fully free s,vle of writing, adapted TO the practical
and every day purposes Of life as well Tor the iady
as the gentleman,
STENOGRApNv taught in six lessons; and
elastic spring pEN-MikING in ono hour, per-
fectiv.
Perso, are nviiedio call and examine specimens
of scholars iu,pro, sment aud letters of recommen'
da,on from gentemen Of the first respecablliiy resd
ING in other towns and States at Mr.. Frenchs Acad
emy in the School House lately occupied by Mr.
uarpur next below the Unitarian Church.
Among his recommendations MIR. I. has the fol
nwinr from the Rev. Mr.. Tenney formerly Pastor
of the ID Congregational Church IN this town:
Ee'heysfe'd, Juy eta 1896
feel real satisfaction IN certifying. that Mr. French
as a teacher of Wnlng in this place. has gwen uni
yersal aud entire satisfaction, and s regarded az a
Gentleman Of superior skill aud qualification to give
ease rapidity aud sracelness TO the chrocraphy oil
his pupils and Us worthy of extensive patronage
c. J. TENNEY
Sexior Pastor Of The first Church
Mr. r. has been kindly permitted to refer TO th
follow,nc gentlemen in Newport:
Rev Mr. Dnmon,,
/ Doct. Dunn.
\ Capt. Border Wood
~ Mr., VIM. Guild,
I A Glass will commence on ruesday, the 20th ms
,d;cs NEE, at o'clock, r. ~ Evcaing classes 10
Indie, and Gentlemen from to TO-
! TERNs-.S3 ioi Ten Lessons!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14
DIED.

In this town on the Goth ut. MIR. Seth Melville,
aged s3 years. II.
on Wednesday last, Mrs. Llvina Wilson wife
of Mr. Samuel Wilson aged i6 years.
On tbe q h inst at the Asvlum Mrs Jrnc Benson
widow of Capt Martin Benson, aged ~ wears,
At Hlvana on the l1h of Nov. Nicholas g.
Boss. Esq Of this town. formerly Cashier OF the
Rhodo-I,iand Union Rnnk aged ~ years.
At Tiverton on the 30lh ut nfler long Illness
Mrs FrGeloye Cranston, wife OF Cap' Peieg ran ran
S,on and daughter of the late Capt. Joseph Gar
dnar of his town. aged II years and 3 months
Mr.. William B Durfee, aged s3 years m
A. North KingSgon on the s9ih uit' ihona'
c;onld Esq. aged 30 years
Al Ntn'ucke, on the 24 MI. Mrs Avs lay,o,
widow of Mr.. Simrei Taylor, formerly of tn
town aged As years.