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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
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BROTHER JONATHAN The friends OF
this gentleman are informed that he arrived safe
~ in this city yesterday, and all who have seen
him express themselves much graiihed with his
appearance. In other words, we Yesterday re-
eeIved from New York n new monthly pubiica-
ton with the above title II is thu largest sheet
OF the kind in the country, and is well f.!eL will,
excellent matter The terms are 50 per snnurr.
in advance-ihe publishers. MeSsrs Gnswold
q Co. No. lG9 Nassau street. II is stated thai
each number Of the jonathan contains N largo
an amount of reading matter as is found in vol
umss OF ordinary duodecimo. which cost a.. and
more than is contained in q volume ~ Irving $
Columbus, or BancrofiS History Of America.
which cost 81 volume. The paper is white
and lrm, The title clear aud distinct
Bai. Chroaieie
The above paper may be seen at the Office OF
the Free Press. ], measures about three by four
feet and is closely filed with interesting articles
IL Is cheap and valuable paper and particular
~ worthy the attention OF all heads Of families.
IL contains so great an amount and variety of
matter, that every member Of family will find
an abundance Of interest, let the be VIA, il
may.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

An iseidsnt j. related 10 The New Or.
leens Bee. which u without q parallel 10
ihe santla 81 travel. A gspllsrsn vhs
isn New Orleans N the Steamboat Dians.
rsashsd Louisville in Eve dave oieh,eeo
and bali hours; femsined Il Lsaisvills
ihifiT heufs, sod returned - New Orleans
90 The 'iesmboat Comis IA four Gays sad
. half-havisg thus iFavsrsed distsocs
q about three lhoosand miies 10 aboa,
eleven days snd a bali.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

FoREioN NEWS --Tbs s'san-sbip Butisb
oussa, sxpeetss - Nee York from Eariaaa
70 aoms DAYS Pasi. bad ooi arrived "a gandsT
lasi Aas nsgs ~ lhis vssnri isiosksd fos via
mech Interest, ssd W lssFes fhat W eanaes
iay q hslofs on fssdsfs obs wssk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

lishry Clay arrived al BulTslo on FRI.
day morning last, add lsh inmedisleIy
Tor Nisgara Falls, where be purposes re-
naming for few dsys. On visa. with
Gen. +. d. Porter, "a old frisnd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

The Savannah Gsofgsan has raised the
Gag Of Mr.. FoRsYTH for Vice President,
subject 10 tho Decision OF the Nation III
Convention" Mr.. Van Bursa is support.
ed for r. election, subject. it would seem
only 10 his own dscision.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
~

We have in our Office, three stalks 81 Oats
which grew 90 the farm Of Capt. JlMrs Hcssr.
Of hts county the longest stalk measuring 6 fee,
) inches
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

a writer ia The Richmond Enauirer
nomiRa'es V. w. SoUTHALL fsr the sfies
Of Governor II the sasuiag election -
Noas mere worthy Of IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

THE VICE PRESIDENcY.--A strong dis
position IS manifested by the Van Baren party to
sct aside Col. Johnson ('for reasoos which 10 i,
unnecessary for u, to sPecify;'D and ihrrs is n
good deal Of speculation in reference to his sue
cessor. The selection IS likely TO give the mana
gers Of the party sone trouble. Benton and
buchanan, il is stated, are At Indifference on this
point Buchanan is in favor Of Mr.. King OF
Alabama. and pcnion decidedly opposed 20 him.
Mr.. Richie IS in favor Of Andrew Stevenson
and Mr.. Van Buren Is favoripg The pEeiensions
of Mr.. Forsyth, his Secretary OF STATE, who
meets with the opposition Of Amos Kendall
lot the opinion seems TO be, that the President
and Mr. F. will put down all competition, and
that the latter will be The Administration eaadi.
date fer the Vice Presidency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
VTRG'A FREE PRESS.
SAkAAoAbl3SEOVyNa
THURSDAY. JULY Is. Isso.

Meetings are called in many of ,he eoanliesef
this STATE. 30 spPoist deleEstss 20 the Wing
Convection 70 assemble Al Siaunton on the 18th
September next From the spirit already mani
Tested upon the subject, in every section OF The
State, We anticipate there larEv assemtlase Of
our most iaieried and distinguished men. Our
friends in this quarter have not yet moved in re-
gard TO tbs selection of delegates, but We have
no debit they will act in due time. August
court will be favorable opportunity TO comply
with the requests Of the Central Wing Commit
tee, where meetings shall no, have been sooner
held. We would be pleased TO see every county
in The State fully represented, and doubtless evs-
~ one will be. A genersl consultation, and the
adoption Of some systematic measures for the
future government OF the party. xiil b produe-
i've of the most beneficial results. The Stale is
forever lost To the Sub-Teasury patty, IL the
Wings keep the ball moving, so gioriousiy put IN
motion at the late eiec,ion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

The ship Mary Howlsad, arrived q
New fsfk fTom Liverpool. has brought
ten DuThsm eoTs end oBe bull, ssid 20 b
TIE handsomesi animals and pursst blood
ever imported. They bslongl 10 she Hon
HENRY CLAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
central EnteIIlasnrr.

ExTRAoRpISARY lloMiCinr. eopy
ne following from the Crau fordsville. 10
Examiner OF the Iih instant. The event,
OF which IL speaks. are most extraordinary
even ia these dsys Of strange things:
IA unfortunate occurrence took place
IN Btown Township. in this county, a
few Days SINCE. which resulted in he
death Of human being the cireumstan.
ces OF which have beef detailed 10 US a.
follows a nsn named Moses Rush was
married 10 Miss Jane Rush about ihIse
weeks Ego. aud upon the 6rst night Of
their marriage the husband en- deayored 90
choke the wife 20 death. She. howeyrr
eoniriYed TO prevent it, and they lived
together about two weeks IN 4 very un.
happy manner. Rush bssling her upon al
occasiehs. NJ The time the act Was done
Rnsh informed his wife that be had aires.
d5 Allied two wives and one man for his
money, and that he intended 10 kill her.
and beat her NEST numerically. She
begged him not 10 kill her til neat morn
Ing- He told her he would wait while
and take siesr, and accordingly took his
axe, sod placing u under bis srrn, lev
doSa etOssWlss IN the door to prevent
her sSeaps. assuring Der that when 10
aueks be would s1seuie he 6sndi,h rrr.
pose. lie fell asleep. snd his vile fear
ins inst her deduction would be ins,,ia.
bio :; be awoSs, seized the axe, add de-.
patched BAN By iaHieiing q mortal wound
on bis hssd Wilh Il. She gave Lensl!
Up to Jasiiee Of tho Pssee. Who bad
sent her 20 prison. She was taken sni
however on Agbsos co,Dus. end tired
before his honor. Jndrs .TSVlor. wLo from
lhs insufLeisAey Of the issi,msay. orgsf,t
her diseharge.
Public opinion - 10 her fasor. asd us.
hhss ihesei on lhs Rfousi that h "a
eoRmitied IN ssifdsisnse IIs YES shout
eighty yesfs Of sgs. she il about ,huty
Outrage IA ne Keafbeky Phu.Is,,-
We lesfn from ihs last Paris Tesnssssess
ihss Jodgs JAass. membss Of the Krn.
lucky Senate from tie counties vest q
TenhsFsee river. vas shot q few DE-,
Hnce ~ Columbus, on tha Minm,ri
nver ~ HoPsos BisFoap. The b.sibs,
oi the unloflu1sts man uho fell 10 % o.
hsy 18th Jaffss 81 Clinton. Keslsety
about eighteen enibs sra Jsues 49,
no' dead a. ihe lsst sceounts. Bot there
So iiiile Tfmrrgi ibis recovery.
The ieud Astwesn ih@ss families hr
eesn attended Niib bloody End sSlfsof
dinafy series II consequence. IN ue
Bret Teneonife hsiWeeB Jaiues aad Rotor
biaiofe. The latter wss kilied. sad, o. b,
fell. shot en- innocent bysiandeE uho 81
pred on The spoi. Subsequently, snoib'f
shfay took piece heisesa fso o. lts
lssnds u he parties. ubich recalled n
ihs death 81 oas q ihsm. And sos o.
crows TIE bloody iTaesty. James bim,sH
has iaiien e ne hsnds d frslsgnsi vsn.
gsaacs .--.Nesksihs BAig.
fsete . . patsat shissls mssAias 10
ogsfsiion 81 New Bfuasviek ~. J. Wbish
fnrna - "A nr1 - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

II j. well known that Virginia did not vote for
Col. Johnson, but Judge S,nith-not because
she did not esiimaie his services, and respect his
virtues. but for reasons which il j. unaeceSSaTy
Tor us to sPeeify.--Rieh. Enquirer.
Respect his vinuesr Is l,e Richmond
Enquirer seIiou,' Does ii know that such an
assertion is = SANDER upca the S,ste-ihai IL i,
libel upon her citizens; We pray the Enqui-
rer to be more guarded hereailer.-.Her. Ga..i,e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25


MIR. CLAY, in company with Gen. Porter,
arrived al tho Falls Of Niagara on the 18Th inst.
They crossed the river at that place. and were
present at the review Of tho British 43d Regi-
meat, WHICH passed in column before Gen. Por-
, ter.
Mr.. Clay declined the honor which il was the
desire Of 'he Common Council OF the City OF
Buffalo TO tender him; but the citizens them
selves went out in body 10 meet him. lie was
met IN Park near Buffalo, 10y thousands who
cordially greeted him. lie was then escorted TO
the American Hotel. where about hundred gen
i'emen dined with him. A number of patriotic
, ioasis were given, and among them one compli-
neniary to Mr. Clay. lie rose and spoke for 4
few minutes, it is stated, in his usual eloquen,
strain, and concluded with the following senli-
ment:
"GomProa'ise, Concession and Uaion
This toast was received with great applause,
~ all dOiy appreciated the vast importance OF
exercising The Noble virtues which il inculcaies.
The company left the table at an early hour,
alter which MIR. Clay took q ride through the
city, visited the hArbor and public works, and
went on board several Of The best steamboat
and expressed his admiration OF the many eyi-
denees OF The rising greatness Of the Queen
Cily OF the Lakes" Every water craft had its
flags dying, and every sailor was eager 10 see
The man who, when there was reported to be
1000 AmGieanssamen impressed in The British
service, and there seemed to be no means for
their rescue, exclaimed, "Sooner Than suffer this,
let Us bind Ourssires 10 our gallant ,Ars, and 60
down Together fighting for free trade and sailors
rights"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
IN subsequent number Of the American, We
ind he following

iind he following
"Costauaicaiisn
ITO WHEAT GROWERS GENERALLY.
"Bsiug familiar with the facts relative 10 the
discovery sad propagation ~ fhc celebrated
ROCK WHEAT, give the following facts 70
ihs public. Believing a. The tins q - diseove-
~ % would Be valuable acquisition ~ che
farming Interests, AZ also benefit 10 thu enasu-
mers, took some pairs - introduce u IN ms e.
". Among other gentlsnen Capt. Joel V,cksrs
purchased q Few bushels. u rave ne pleasure
- Ind a staismeat IN he .fiarriesa q The 10Th
July 81 ihc great pfniuci Of ihr ssiiy celebrated
wheat, which yielded tie cspiain flyfy srrsn
bn'hfii - zach ere s1irH. aiso = statement from
ihc charieaown Frcs Prsfs Of the great product
from ihfss busheia and thrce pecks 81 he sod o.
De Rock Wheat cuitivstsd ~ ST.. Wysong,
amounting n i2a baskets Air a. SionshraksT,
near Baskerville, Washington Coaniy. Nj ard
Dow Of he hfm ~ MeiHssi s. Sionebfaker. nai-
ltnnff, uas he rrop1gatof u the Rock Wheat
tWo hsais. fcw years sso. we're discovered
among some hufsi0ns foeks, % Euaisd that
eaitls eouid not dsafoy i-no description Of
Eraih beng - he field - ne TIME Ffoua hoe
i~o heads, thsrs y 20 doubt q wheat will BE-
Distributed Facsiiiug Re ceiebraied bloc stem
foF aourns, q beng hdehssF, uiansr ssinned,
end q sFifaaTdsnaFy wsghi, ed - mogs pro
ducuTs % ne fannsF.
,. METXsFT..
r.ffs..-. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
DDRE IS
De. gsass s.. Sgl.u.,
coRREsPoNpEscE.

SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETIES or raaRltsrnaa
o. Juf1 ara. 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

fsete = psisnt shissls msshiss 10
ogsfrlion 81 New Bfuassieh, ~. J. vbieh
'aras oql l0,ooo pss dsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

CHARLrsrowS, Jaiy 6sh. 1880.
Dra Sra IL have beea requested BY the
Committee OF Arrangement Tor the Celebration
Of The Fourth Of July. appointed BY the Teach
er' VI he Sabbath scSoois Of tho Presbyterian
sod NsshoSist Churches. to solicit copy Of The
Address delivered hy you on that interesting oc-
e-siea for Pablissiiou and IS The opinion Of
'sti COMMITTEES that iis publication Will greatly
promote The interests Of the cause 30 ally sHl
s1oqueaiiy advocated BY you, ] hope no trivial
objec,ioa VIII Prersri your seeed.-s 10 such a
request Respectfully.
fBESEZER r. MILLER.
To DR.. JAzEs e. SrcSr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

IN reply - a letter a.ldFrssed 20 hin. the Hon.
Z H. FosrER, Wig Senator ffom Teahessee,
elected IN The place OF Mr.. GnrxDr. staies that,
"a he event of \ majority q his political oPpo-
sents hcing elected 10 The STATE Legislature, he
win resign his seat--Bsi. ckrea-
II that Is the osiy eoatngrney. upon the hap.
Psaing Of which Mr. Foster viii resgp, here il
bot iirtls prcsPec, OF his resignation sOoa. Thl
Wings will no doubt return . sweeping majority
To The legislature, at The approaching election IN
Ten ncS>ee---t5s assertions Of The Globe shd IN,
echoes to the contrary notwithstanding.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

CHAaLrsrowS, July sih, lS3o.
s'a'-fonr very polite note Of The Oh inst,
soliciting eopY Of III. Address delivered By me
before he Sunday Schools Of The Methods, and
Prsseyter.in Churches for publication, ha, come
TO hand. In reply, would say. thsi although
tbs very short tine allowed me Tor its prepar.-
tion would warrant is imperfeeisoa, re, I will
Jet no objection -ihai might b considered ''tri-
viai' PreEsat riy snbniiiins u to yosr disposal,
and herewith seAi you copy.
Youfs, Sc.
JAS. ,. STONE.
To z r. MILLrR, Err.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

The mysierious disappearanee Of Nj
AiLLEn. the eosfdsntsl clerk 81 Ma
'biesRbsfgen. y 81 lsngih panisl.y ~
plslnsd By The fact. stated 10 The Chroni
Gle 81 yesterday. that ffsm New York b.
veni 70 Quebec. and subsequently en-.
barksd ihsnee 10 vessel fog Scotland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

GRaAr SALs "A rsausman % The
city Who has hsl4 81 6essn assos Oiled
Niia . crop o. aoerishing zorss uullieau.
&c, hss soid Ne ePep daFiaa he psassol
vsek ior ne sam ofTIunrg Two THoU-
sAED, FIvs HUHDaED nRLLAas.
80 -Qusgisss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

Nrw wHrAr.--The Rochester Daily Advert
ser says New Wheat Tas eontracssd for in
this city. on Saturday, At 81 rer so,hsl. and the
prospect is, that II will be about the average
price, for time at least. Some farmers will
doubtless think il hari, 70 DO obliged 10 sell
their wheat FOR 81, aller having, for the past
few years, been in lAc Aabii OF getting one dollar
and hfty cents to two dollars per bushsl. Eut
so long a they get hrO bushels with nesry the
same labor, aud on the same amount Of ground
that formerly yielded ,hsm sut one, thsy have
very hule reason TO complain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25

Ne John HildIslh, = lawyer Of Nsu
loik' shei himself lkroaeh Ire bad on
ihs 4lh lie pat metal ia bic head Be.
ssuse be hsd n0aa 10 be- poeksa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-05
MIS- SOURI, AND IOWA

he controversy between Missouri and Iowa con-
cefng sup OF land on the southern border of the
territory, Is waxing hotter. On the LIST Inst. The
Matsnal OF the Dtsulot was notified by the Govern
or aud Supreme Judges Of Iowa, 10 hold himself IN
readiness TO arrest any person who should attempt
10 exercise unlawful jurisdiction over The disputed
anu ihe ofdef was occasoaed ty iumor lllat
mat t"e authorities Of Missouri, accompanied by
near two hundred men. were about % undertake
he CORRECTION oi taxes from The inhabitants Of The
.et''t"fy' II tins rumor proves correct" ssys an
iowa paper, we may expect wat--ae may cxpect
10 see ialhef, sons aud biotbets mixed IA deadly
s'fIle, ere another month rolls around"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-05


We give some additional items Of foreign news by
thr Blush Queen In China the pubic author
lies are iolo"ng mp then strict course Of policy
Muh great ,lraur 'pYnc5,c,s ~ - p'y
Camon-thco.e prohibiting all native vessels from,
trading with foleien SHIPS onls,:o in any desr,i,.
ton OF goods under penalty n death. ami r,,ht,no
any foreign irale, rxcrn po,tug,,rse =, Ia as
red on at Macao The Other ofle,i,, al -
ships 10 euicr il5r non within Gv, 49, 49, =, - :
thc.r truariftte altp. rlb., \ ,I,,.,,f - ~,
eSlcrnlnati II hs ife shias. sLoulJ liz
ply.
The large quantity ofopium l,trIy aei,,1 h, IL.
government has been desn6,ed The rb,s,s on
lainup the drug. nlIrf bc,ng ,e.y.,ohsJ an,, 49,
kcn up IN die presroge ~ h,sh t," a'' o.o-
brought dnNnio The VAT, p,rn,fej fl, no ,',.',.,
The nhule mass uas d,ss,lvrI H., ~ f"' Po'' E,
lmc aud salt The snurrdr,cj o,,,,,, 1911 "
sdcred worth $50 900 600 10 The tbi,osn ,,.,,'
rhc destruction Of n Ia. shoy, ,I,, ,L -, -
- in earnest Cap,tip EIl,,u ,L p,i { y, ' III
dant, declared ~ a ppblic NOM, ias,,aI ,i' u
that the tfatlic IN opluIn he'd b..n I;ny ''
courlecd and rnife1ed nv ,he b,ohos, ,'' 'n
empire and that no NATHAN of ,ha r - :" 'o
to CHINA hal p,id ,ts fres 10 ,ha ,,' J" u'ae
much REGULARITY M Tins n,liqIe n ~ WIN 81
is very probable thai his t,,l,.,i,l Al -, '"o "
ny other potcntales has baJ so, ~ c', inv III"
steIs 800 M"
llS said that no,,yi,l,stan1i,, H. .
ediCts against the sale and usc or o,iu, !, '., -.
ucs In he snuph, AGO., ~ - pl'"n'' VI comm
increase. It's purchased At 7oo -, IN ,l4I,.," a
chest lhr purchase p,ynep, 81 t,; . '' ,' pr
place on boaId The ,mrg,n, ~ Az '"Nlns
coast "o's ue
The war yer lioprrsfeehlvi - Gu -,
parllzlns Of Don chs n'o ,,,a luz y, 'he
AGAINST tho our,, -. ,,i...'i' !" 'o'u u''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-05
.FE w. EEEE s. EE'E.T1LK
GDOE5S.
SEPE. 2stI,. 1850!

SEPT. 2Stl, 1889! -. %
N) T. AXE now receiving at our NE w a., .t
w STORE, our supply Of FALL VIZ
6ooDs, consisting Of every variety Of slys n
qualities, both Staple q Fancy. As our ap
nearly double its usual size, and none haven
VI more care, or under more favorable crew,
ces. we flatter ourselves, we shall be able TO sill ~
either ty wholesale or retail, as any house s0''
the Potomac.
FARMERS & PLANTERS
Are requested to call and cx mine our s'V,'
our assortment Of Goods suited 10 thcr "'".'
never so complete, nor we've the pices ever ~
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
wishing TO purchase Fancy Goods, are
Vttd TO cali, and feel confident we ."
able to exhibit such specimens of bfa7l! aos
ana cbeapness, rs will constrain them to e'"
BON our judgment and our taste.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are assured that We were never SO We" lilg
To supply Their wants, having bought NAM
lions OF Clouds, IN very large lols at the IS,
auctions, most OF which were INTENDED eAt'
theIr trade.
Let them hnt favour us with call anu u
SAdH be made satisfactory. :. popDs
~ w tsb
Oct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-05

A VENERABLE COUPLE.-Jonathap Da
VS., Of Ba,nslahie, Mas. was manned 30 ,l,. N
s"nnah Lewis, IN April, l77l They are now 80
years o' age aud were bofu on the sane dlv, and
nave hved losehe, in The narr &c stare sixly. elgl
years and SIX months. g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-05

We learn from ST. Augustine, that no new case of
lever had occurred there for two days previous to
teh 18th ult.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-05
having both the key
or officer and office, set ali hearts
o What tune pleased his car

% What tune pleased his ear
IL they would send their gen d'aimcs" 10 the
ireeineis, and prick the freemen fro n the poll, b,
sharp points oil their .ght bayouets. would thank
men, iof The Jury would tn n begin ia earnest and
me Standing army Of the office holders would be
buried beneath the sods Of our court green's Bun no
they sneak with nsidous stealth and steal "a, !, =
our strength, and undermine our fortress
The office holders opeoy contributed tax,obny
our sweet voices 10 pension parry presses
and ny formal Official report IN the Senate. n IIaH
Of defence IS thrown around their liceptlousness
their Ipauds, and their fore.
Pfnnsyly MIA mob ramples down The Lesisla-
lure o Slate. turns out OF doors the officers oi the
law. dehes and oyerawes The laws themselves and
they are JUSTIFIED by the Executive rep mands 10
The interference Of ieG-ral officers in The defence
Of the Stale Constitution. aad by a regular
report Of an humbied ard disarmed Senate
declaring the startling doctrine, which bat yesterday
would have shocked every biat IL is The duty Of
lions.
.o'ee may" play the play out" What Fraud leG
~ Inc New jersey elections. aud u. the very
'"n winch gave rise 10 the Harrisburg sceDes-
VIC erection OF Nsylor in PnilaJel phia-F Force may
Temp, "hsn the Congress OF The u. States AZ am
sssemoes Hi does--lf il dnes gentlemen / ami,
PREPARED then 10 die for ny couuiry, and The tn.
Of her laws over those vile tools Of desootsu
'noos' and and their violence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-04
opinion, the British Queen. as at pressn; con-
Quoted. is unworthy of public patronage.
OrnTrs Of Whale ship Harres,, rs. John VI.
SidckIOie, late .uastfr.

This case, which was pending in the Court
Of Common Pleas for this County, was. with
all other matter. iu dispute between the parties,
referred in May last. to the Hon. John Pitman,
Judge Of the United States Court, for the Dis
trict Of Rhode Island. as sole Referee--the case
was fully argued before said Referee. in August
last, by Pesrce for the Plaintiffs, Crsnston and
the Attorney General for the Defendant.
As the decision by the Referee is vas, i'm.
porancc not only 10 ship owners but also to
ship masters engaged in the Whale fishery, we
subjoin an extract from the report
1t will be seen by this extract. tha, prod.
gal aud mpro'idcnt master. may not only by
his bad conduct, loose all his share in the
voyage. but create large Indebtedness TO his
owners, as well a. give them special claim a.
gainst him, for all their losses occssion.d by
his malfeasances and neglect of duty during the
voyage.
REFERELs REPoRT IN THE CASE Ownrrs Of
Whaling Ship HARVEST, rs. Jons H..
STACKPoLE. late Master.
Said Referee doth thereupon hereby award,
that in the said acton-afer ducting the share
of oil, bone, and passage money. and all other
claims by me allowed. Of said Defendant-nade
before me. OF the said Plaintiffs, there is due
from the said Defendant to the said Plaintiffs.
the sum Of one thousand six hundred and sixty
nine dollars aud ninety-siS cents, on the counts
contained in SAID declaration.
And the undersigned doth further report,
that in the above award he did not take into
the claim which was made in be-
half of the late owners Of said ship, and proved
against the said Stackpole, for negligence and
malleasance during the said voyage as master
Of said ship, the said owners not being actually
parties to said agreement and rue--and the
declaration in said action not covering said neg
Iigence-and the said owners are left to their
remedy for the same unaffected by this report.
The undersigned doth further hereby award
that the said Plaintiffs recover Of the said De-
tendant their costs of court to be taxed. and of
as taxed below.
Reference fees &c. SlO4.