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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07
- LEW JONES',
Administrators of Edmund Irby dec.
116-tds

EShNAWAi, or otherwise disappeared, from the
u u Plantation Of Mrs Jane johnson, in F,itfieId
District South Carolina, negro man named ANTHO.
NY belonging TO he Subscriber living in said Dis
rict Anthony disappeared about the last OF Deem
Der 1879. lie IL about leet, or 10 inches high
complexion mewhat light, w.ii made, smart and ac
iive' tie was brought from YrPnii or North Caro-
ma about Tour years ago, by Mr. James Vaughn, who
fold him to Mr.. Sill OF This District. He owned a
very small bay Poney, nearly blind, and in low order,
which he rode off, and II Is supposed he had 90 or
$50 dollars in money Ii is also supposed that he ran
read and may, perhaps, endeavor to pass himself as
Tree liberal reward viii he given by the Subscri.
Der Tor the apprehension of said slave, aud notice
thereof by letter addressed to him at Winnsborough
Fairfield District, South Catoliaa. WM AIKEN
Winnsborougb = e.. Feb. l6. 99-3m
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CAMPFIELD RACES

SHMffIELD RACES.
AkNE AND HALF miles from Gloucester Ct.
~ House, will take place on Wednesday the 10Th
day oil May next, and continue four days.
ist Day-A sweepstake for colts and fillies years
Old mile heats, $50 entrancefour entries and closed
same Day-A sweepstake, mile heats, entrance $50
Tree Tor any not exceeding four years old that has not
won race on any established course.
I'd Day-A post stake, mile heats 800 entrance,
play or pay free for any 3years DID, close on the 10Th
day of April.
Sd Day-Jockey club purse $500, mile heats en-
for any member that has trained, and is onehird
interested. ~
4h Day-Proprietor's purse, mile heats best in 5.
Tree Tor any horse that has not race the previous
days-cntrance $l5 to be added to the purse
Entries Tor the Post stake may be made with Mr. T.
Watson, Tree Hill, or with the Proprietor
Subscribers living at distance will please forward
their subscriptions, the subscriber is compelled TO
put up the purse. TOM CARY,
FAKE: Proprietor.
Board per day 81 25, including dinner at the Race
CoTse-Horse 81 hours 5Octs
All unlawful gaming prohibited on the couse. T. c.
Mays I22-H
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"A L MEETING of the Board of Managers of the
IA Bible Society of Virginia, held the 7h April:
The Rev. Eli Ball was appointed General Agent for
the current year.
MI George l.. Sampson was app inied Treasurer
The depository is kept at the Office of Mr.. G. 7.
Sampson, on ID or Cary Street, and having on hand
good assortment OF Bibles and Testaments which will
be kept up by fresh supplies from tue American Bible
Society. The public invited 10 call and supply
themselves. The General Agent KEEPS his office at
the Depository OF which he has the general superinten.
dence. JAMES GRAY.
April l6. Il7-l2t Rec Sec'rv r. & ",
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HER Gustauus Hendriek, Elizabeth Hendrck, and
1VM Nm Totcier, Executor Of Ed,card Keeling
dec. TAKE NOTICE, That on the 2i,h Of May, 1880,
shall proceed to take the deposons of Mrs Mary
Williams and others and on the 25h, Walker ID Keel
ing and others; and on the 26h Henry Crenshaw and
others; and on the 9Th, Mrs. Martha Keeling and
Others; and on the 2S,h Joseph Keeling and ohers and
on the 10Th, Ambrose HALEY aud Others at the house
Stale OF Virginia, TO be read as evidence in suit now
depending 10 Chancery in the County Court Of Char
iote, in the State of Virginia, in which | am Plaintiff
anu you, the said Gustavus Hendrick, Elizabeth Hen.
drlck and William Fowler, Executor Of Edward Keel.
ing, dec, are Defendants-At which time and place
you may attend, if you think proper.
EDWARD b. FOVLKES.
April 81. l2O-St
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VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
AUCTlON.-On Wednesday, the 18th of Nav
next al ~ clock, will be sold under the management
OF OTIS, DUNLOP, s. Co. at their auction rooms our
en'ire stock OF DRY GOODS, amounting to upwards
oil Sso,ooo, comprising the most general and valuable
assortment ever offered In this place. The sale will be
without reserve. Terms aud months credit for an
proved gotabe notes. We shall for six weeks con
nuc TO offer our stock at private sae very reduced
prices and invite those wanting bargains to give
us a call. KYLE 81 COCHRAN
April 2 I,3-,f
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SSPRlNG GOoDS.-The subscribers have associated
~ themselves IN business in the city Of Richmond
under the firm Of Binford, Brooks & Co. and are now
opening handsome and well.selected stock of Staple
Fancy Dry Goods recently purchased in the Northern
markets on the best terms at auction, for cash. They
invite country merchants and their friends generally
to call and examine them. Their assortment will at
all times, be found very complete. Having an expert
enced agent in New York. they will continue &c receive
by every arrival Thrir stock will comprise every
article In the dry goods linc-Ail Of which, thew will
sell at the lowest prices.
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q AhlO AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
" BY virtue Of two deeds of Tru executed to us by
the late Patrick Herndon. Esq bearing date on The 23d
IN the County Court OF Charles City, we sta:i on the
I'm day oil June next. proceed TO SELL to the highest
bidder for cash, TO satisfy the object Of the said deeds
the following property, TO wit: Twelve hundred acres
oil land, in the county OF Union, State of Kentucky
except ore hundred acres part thereof as reserved in
The desd certain tract parcel Of land in the coun
CIeTmont safe Of Ohio ing On the waters of CIo
yer Creek, tranch of the little Miami Thu tite 10 the
said lands believed TO be good but as we act as
teswe shall convey only such title as is vested in US
nose wishing to puchase, may, by reference 10 the
deeds now in The office OF Charles City trace the title
he deeds viii be shown the day of sale The sale
WIZ take place between the hours Of IL & IL o'clock at
e front door OF The Bell Tavern in he city Of Richmond
JOHN b. CHRISTIAN,
JOHN III. CHRISTIAN trustees.
Maya Io3 a.
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q AkfGOODS The subscribers are now in re-
ID eeit OF their Spring supply of American British
French, German, Stciss and India Dry Goods, H. ade
up OF recent purchases in PHILADELPHIA .Ne,o York,
BoSton and England, and embracing almost every ar
tcle in their line They deem il suicien Mt for their Gus
most extensive aud best asso ted they have ever
AMI to assure them and other purchasers that they
yer had so much in their power to hold out induce
hen's 10 buy iIom u, both at whole sale and retail
F. s. E JAMES s. Co,
April 4. I22-6t Market Sonare
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vNNHE Subscribers offer their services Commission
Merchants, and will attend to the sales of Tobac CO,
Flour, and other produce confied their care and
make the customary advances produce in hand when
required BAGWELL SMITH & HANNAH
reo ID 9S-6m
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VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.


NMlLL be sold to the highest bidder at public auc-
w ton, at Halifax Court House, on Monday the
18Th day OF June next, (beng Court day) ia, If
tho nest lair day, tract of land lying in the County Of
Haiiiax, on Bdnister River containing by late survey
i,o9o 3S acres; 005 Of which first rate low
gronnd1 belonging to the Estate OF Edmund Irby dee
large portion Of the low ground is completely rairej
ana has been Tor the last ten years in regular and pre-
gresve state Of improvement This tract is aaid BE-
among the finest Estates in the County, Judges are of
the opinion that 30 hands he worked advantage up
on IT, One fourth OF the purchase money will be required
on the 10Th December next with interest from the day of
saie. he Other three foutth' on and years credit
from the day Cf sale-bonds with approved Security
and deed OF trust the land will be required of the
Purchaser-The title shall be satisfactory and com
plete-Possesson given the LIST day of January next
with the privilege OF seeding crop of small grain in
the ial. W. r. JOHNSTON,
n LEW JONES,
Administrators OF Edmund lrby dec.
April 10. II6-td,
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JAMES ]. BINFORD
JAMES BROOKS
April 70 1lS-12t RICHARD JONES

UtNkESH DRY GOODS.-ln anticipation of their
d. general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchasers that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia New
YORK and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
rIesn .dmerieGn Brush and French Dry Goods, in
which are included their own inpor taton from Enq-
land (v'a New York; consisting, in part of the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue, black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue, black, drab ,mxt fancy MKT and Law do
cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles quiltings
White and coloured ground chntz printed do DO do
Plain buff Isilineu.-A beautiful as .ortment of the
newest styles oil prints-Fancy checked, striped and
Adrlanope; new style ginghams; Al, 81 and 6.i
cambria and jaconet muslns-white bordered crava,s
very superior and mkt and striped linen and cotton
dfs.-Iheir ltmem is now very good, and will in
a lew days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F&E lanes 6, r.
April Is. ll6-H Market Souare
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OANOkE. Roanoke, inferior in blood or form to
~ "a no morse IN America, will stand at the usual Terms
near Charlotte Courthouse during the ensuing season
which will terminate on the 10Th Of July His stock
are uncommoply large and powerful. Three Of his
get may be seen at Hill. Richmond, with
Monsieur Tonfon His full sister is there also
1ah 10 81 INV
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NNEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.

NU EDlCAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
I'VE The Summer Course Of Lectures WIFI be gin
on Monday the 9th day of April, and end on the
Saturday preceding the first Mondsy of November.
The month OF August is vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ Don the practice
of Medicine.
VIM p. devices, NJ Don Midwifery.
THos. HARRIs, M. d., Surgeon u. s. .Navy.-On
Operative Surgery.
SANIL. JACKSON, NJ. Don Materia Medca
VIM T.. HoRNER, Nj. D-On Anatomy.
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ Don Chemistry.
and Medical Jurisprudence.
HUGH l.. HoDGE, NJ. Don the Principles of Sur
gerry. w. f. HORNER. Secrv.
263 Chestnut Street.
Philalephia, April H4-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

q NOTION YARN Virginia- Union FactorU-
" situated II miles below Charlottesville, on tn e
mall stage road, leading from that place to Richmond
The propretlrs have hitherto forborne to solicit pub
lie attention TO this establishment owing TO the circum
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operation being
40 mited to be insufficient 10 sunni tbe orders n
those, with whose was favored in the ouset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they can now conf
den'y say, has been fully tested and proven by expe.
Renee; end having procured such additional stock
oil machinery, as TO justify the expectations that thew
VIII be enabled TO keep stock on hand sufficient 10
supply all orders which they may i future be favored
"lh' they are iniuced respectfully TO solicit more
extended share OF public patronage an assurance
that the article shalt at all times he furnished on The
most moderate and reasonable terms.-All orders d-
rec'ed to Union Mills Pos, O9ice, Fluvanna county,
(Fa) shall be promptly attended to-and the Yarn de.
livered either at the northumberland in ia
vicinity on the Three Chop Road for The purpose Of
Oei"g conveyed 10y Wagons. return from Richmond
or conveyed by water nlyigation may its dcs
TIMBERLAKE 81 J. 81 J. B. MAGRUDER.
Jan IG SIT
RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
q NOTION cloths and yarns, of superior quality
- manufactured at this establishment are offered for
sale, wholesale retail at the Propretors Office ION the
leading TO Shocke Warehousc) at moderate prices
they do not wish to make any further purchases Of
Seed Cotton; not having found suitable TO their pur
price for prime picked cotton.
May 10. aft CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
THNHE Celebrated Horse MARfON-wilI stand
u the ensuing season at my stable two miles from
The town OF Halifax and will render service at thirty
dollars the season, payable at its expiration which may
ne discharged ny twenty-five cah. Forty.tive dollars
to ensure, payable WHEN the fact Is ascerained or the
property changed. One dollar to the Groom The
will commence the Ist of Februarv and ,d m
July. WV -0
Good pasurags gris and mares grain fed at 25 cent,
per day when required every attention shall be given
TO prevent accdensor escapes but no responsibility for
either MARION is beautiful dark bay, black name
and legs, full FIVE feet two and three nuar,ers pcbes
high, now nine years old in good order &C. He ,vas
got by Old Sir Archie his dam by Citizen his grandam
by Aldern'aJ, his great grandam by Roebuck, his e
e x dam by Hcrod, his <. G. <. <. dam by Partner
&c MARION was run at Laurencevile against Sir
Henry, and won the Jockey Club with ease; nc travel
led io.New-Market, and there won the Jockey Club
Dealing Betsey Richards and others.
April 8. lI4-lOt BENJAMIN s. LONG.
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a. TOP The THIEF "A young man, who called
~ himself Henry Walker, hired small sorrel rome
Mare, bride and saddle, at my Stable Saturday the
lHh inst for three four days, and has not thong
proper 10 return. herr and from crcums ances am in
uuced TO believe, IL now on bis way to the State O
Penbsylvania where his connections resile and that
the name oil Walker, IL aasumed, and probably dis
Fensed with as az he left this City, for that OF Da
vid Holman. He is small, l.built. full. faced
Dutcbman-ookipg man, between 20 and rs year. Old
and seems 10 have adopted the common practice OF
his coun,rymcn, in substituling, all OCCASIONS the
letter W. for that Of w in conversation fIe il
about teet nchas high--had on when he obtained
The Hofse, blue broad cloth coat, and grey domestic
Pantaloons, OF Northern Mandatory. The Mare il 6
years old this Spring. about feet inches high bo.h
bind let white and has lately had the scratches very
ly-and, perhaps, are not entirely well at ths time
she has small star in her forehead rots and cabters
very well, and when in good health, extremely lively
The saddle about half worn, with cfupper attached to
H. will give liberal reward for the delivery Of the
property, or such. information that get 1t again.
JAMES EVANS,
Aprii ~ l20-H Richmond, VA
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NOTICE, That /, JOSIAH W. CuNppII-1--
n Partner Within the firm, styled John H Thomas
20, hath cold bis part TO the said John r. Thomas
and will bold himself no longer responsible for snv deb,
that hereafter may be contracted under that firm.
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10 The ENQUIRER is published ,wicea week generally and
three times week during tho State
Price tho same as heretofore Five Dollars annun payable in
advance Notes oil chartered spccicpayng banks ton1 will no
received in payment The Editors will guarantee the safety of
writers. ~ '"o
No will be discontinued but Mt the discretion or tho
Esitorsl until all arrcaragos have been paid pp
Q Whoever will of min,
have the tenth GRATIS - ~ f"f''' '"A'
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
1 One OR LESS-First insertion 75cen,soacb cop
tinuance, so cents. .'"
No advertisement inserted either been Maid for ar
assumed by some person in this city, cnvons. ~
WARRANTED SCYTHES
NOR sale at the sign of the paddock, a complete
n assortment of Scythes, which warrant
Also the British Patent Scythes em IS to 81 inches;
all worth the attention Of FARMERS.
q And general assortment of
HARDWARE,
SADDLERY, and RODGERS FINE CUTLERY
DE.dRBOR.N'S PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SHOVELS
EMERSON'S RAZOR STROPS.
Glaciers Diamonds and Genuine Hemn,ing's
Needles,
worth the attention of purchasers.
THOMAS A. RUST.
Apri' ~. 12l-tlstJuly
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NOTICE - An peasons having claims against the e..
v tate Of Geo NJ. Guy, dec. will please present
them properly authenticated to Mr. Edwin Porter nv
attorney, that arrangements may be made for payment
and all those that indebted TO the said essate will
settle their accounts with the said Porter withon, de-
lay. JAMES GUY. Ex'r.
April 80. 12IL6t
NOTICE-An persons are hereby cautioned against
uuusng mywile Sarah II. Hunt for any article which
she may purchase on my account, as am determined
not TO pay The ssme-she having voluntarily quilted my
bed and board. SAMUEL J. HUNT.
Charlotte, April III i2O-yly
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Maya

a = HHDS Sugar
It % 40 Bis Loaf Sugar
Boxes do
30 Hhds Molasses
30 Boxes Gunpowder Tea
l6O Bags Coffee, part prime green
10 Ticrces Rice
$50 Casks Nails
30 Tons Iron, Swedes English and American
Tons Blistered Steel
Powder, (DuponfO
Shot
Pepper
Allspce
Ginger
Nutmegs
Paper
Indigo
Copperas
1000 Sacks Salt
For sale by JOHN GARTH
April 20. 11s-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

OTICE-Al persons indebted to the estate of the
late Jodediah Leeds, decd. arc requested to call
and settle them without delay and those having claims
against the estate requested to present them pro
perly authenticated for payment to
JOHN WIGHT, Adnn'or.
With the will annexed Of Jedcdiah Leeds, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

ONAIIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice IL hereby given that all the cells in this in
su'utIon are occupied, and that no more patients will
De received until some Of the said cells are vacant;
due notice Of which will be given By order NJ The
Coutt o. directors. l.. HENLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

~ ALE Of Real Estate BIZ virtue OF a decree of the
~ Huslngs Court OF the City Of Richmond, will be
sold at public auction on the premises the 26,b dav Of
May next at IL o'clock, mprov ed lot Of land on c.
Strfei and distinguished in the plan Of the City by
no. 49l~H - the lot which was formerly owned by
~ d. Venable. The LOT will be so'd on a credit.
April9 li5-tds BY the COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

IHtODD'S TENEMENT FOR SALE.-By virtue
n OF decree Of the County Conrt Of Chester.
ned' WI be sold at public auction, the premises the
zf,n May aext, at IL o'clock tenement in the town
OF Manchester, called Todds tenement The sale will
De on credit The tenement may be divided into lois
u necessary The sale will he made
April o. Il5-tds Bv the COMMIScIONEpc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-21
HERALD OF THE TIMES.

81 males and females, the list Of one
division, in one district, in London, were
brought before the police, May 10, for
getting drunk.
Col. Rebsemon, a Frenchman, who
lost an arm and leg in the wars, and
was then made leader of the Duchess Of
Berri's band, is in England. He has
invented s. made a flute, which has thir-
teen keys, and is said to rival Drouet in
execution.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N. G.. July 8.

Great Drought.-It has probably been
several years since so great and Distress
ing drought has been experienced as
now prevails in this and the adjoining
counties and we fear that its effects will
be most serious upon the growing crops
of corn. The Cape Fear River is sup
posed never to have been lower, and we
learn that many mills throughout the
country are stopped for want of water, in
some instances putting people to the great
inconvenience of travelling 80 and even
40 miles to have their corn ground.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-21

Hail Storms. the Goth of June,
the Eastern shore of Maryland was Wis
tied by a storm which was very destruc-
tive. Whole fields Of wheat was literal
ly cut down, and rendered unfit for gath
ering. Such was the size of the hail,
that a very great number of the cattle
were killed, and many others MANNED.
The Savannah Georgian, mentions a
violent hail storm in ElIingham county
in that state. 1t was about mile in
width, and crossed the Louisville road
between the 18th and 18th stones. The
crops of corn and cotton were cut to
pieces by the hail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-21
MAR RRLAGES.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Choules MIR. Job A. Peclham to Miss
Elizabeth Swan, daughter of Mr.. Richard Swan,
all fthis place.
On Monday evening 18th, ~ the Rev. Mr..
Tucker, MIR. William Mason, TO Miss Dorcas S.
Romans
In Warren, on Friday morning, by the Rev.
Mr. Welsh, Samuel NJ. Fowler, Esq. editor of the
Pawtucket Chronicle to Miss Mary Collins, daugh-
ter Of Capt. William Collins, Of Warren.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-21

NOTICE.-Wher the administration ac-
L Y count on the estate of MARY N. ALMy, lhte
of Portsmouth, dec was presented this day for
settlement and the consideration thereof referred to
the second Monday in August next; Notice is here :.
by given to all persons Interested, TO appear, if
they shall see fit, at the house of Oliver ID. Green,
Inn keeper, in Portsmouth, on the aforesaid day,
at 2o'clock =. NJ. and they shall be heard.
RICHARD SHERMAN, Jr Town Clerk.
Portsmouth, July IL, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-21
DEATHS.

At Portsmouth on Tuesday last, Mrs Phebe
Cornell, widow of Jonathan Cornell, Esq. aged
93 years.
In Warren, r. l. Capt. Henry human aged 10.
In Bristol, Mr.. Samuel Allen, son of the late
Thomas Allen, Esq. aged 2s.
In New Bedford on Monday afternoon, Major
John Coggeshall, aged 73 years, an officer of the
Revolution, formerly Of this town, & father of
Capt. c. Of the Chancellor Livingston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-21
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

DERHAPS nothing contributes more to the
= continuance and Improvement Of both, than
.Sea-Bathmg, more especially in sultry weather.
The subscriber at the suggestion of several respect
able gentlemen erected a BATHING HOUSE
about two years since, situated at about one min
ute's walk from Washington squire, adjacent to
the lower Bridge on the Long wharf, and precise
y in the rear of the large Store lately occupied by
Mr. John Williams. II was mentioned TO me as
an induccmcnt TO build Bath, that at the Beach
you were gricyously incommoded with sand and
sea weed, sharp rocks, and opaque water-but the
gentlemen and ladies who have enjoyed this bath
ing establishment, have informed me that all those
grounds of complaint are happily removed by the
clear and rapid current that almost constantly sub
mcrges, and puriiies this BATH.
The Bathing House is open from sunrise till 8
o'clock in the evening.
TO LET-two PLEASURE BoATs, which are
in completc order-also a large Scow, suitable
for discharging vessels, SC
WM PENGELLEY.
Newport, July 2lst, 1880.
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FARE REDUCED.

Fare from .Ncw- York to Boston 81.
Fare from Proridence TO .Ncac- York So.
Fare from Newport 10 .Nt,r- York. Ss4 so.
Fare from Newport 10 Providence ,75 cts.
MEALS EXTRA.
ARRANGEMENT FOR JULY 1890.
The PRESIDENT, Captain r. 8. BUNKER,
lcaccs Providence, July I, 5, 8, Ia, 90, "a,
20, at IL M.-0m NtW- York >, Z, IL, l6, 22,
27, 81, at p. NJ.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON, Capt.
&c. CoGGEsHALL, ieayes Providence July 8,
IL, II, 81, &c, 30 at I2 M.--and .New- York
10, Is, 10, %, %, at Up. NJ.
The BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt. E. s..
BUNKER, hdres ProuideneevJuly 3, IL, 10,
% 27, 81, at IL M.-and .Ne,c- York I, 8, 9,
IL, 20, "a, 20, at 4 p. ri.
The WASHINGTON, Captain CoMsTocK,
ieares Prornence, July 6, 10, 10, 1g, 2s, 2s,
at IL M.--oRd .Netc- York 2, 3, l3, IL, n, 20,
80, at p. NJ.
The Packets both TO and from New York, touch
at the long wharf at Newport, to receive and land
passengers. Carriages always in waiting upon
their arrival.