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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21

Iano constrained hIm ny the wars she perpet- ually raised, to those conquests which she denounced as excuses, though she alone was answerable for them; and concluded by crushing in France all the fruit of thirty years of herOisln and victory. by imposing the fam Iiy of the good old times on a regenerated nation.
 As long as there is any question in France of a branch of that family, I will stay where am. My family never desired civil war, and does not now. Should the nation de- clare for a Republic. you know my sentiments. They are of long standing. Happy the peo- pie among whom might make this applica- ton without danger. You remember what often said to the Spaniards-" You will never have as much liberty as should like to give you: But you must be able to bear it 1; time is necessary element in every thing"
 Assurances are given that our youth have made great progress towards republican opin- ions. Doubtless government is a remedy for an evil. Happy the country wise enough to do without it. We perceive scarcely any tra- ces of 1t in the happy country where we have 80 long resided. But is that state suitable to France! Is it not the irritation caused by the absurd pretensions of the government that has weighed it down for Is years. which has reused that generous youth beyond perhaps ''A"s VIII Sutl tu0 rest Ot ttCIS ACssV" SsAsDCssS at present, and the tranquility of France and Europe?
 A third hypothesis remains. that of my being called upon by honor, by duty. by what owe to France emancipated, and Napoleon the second, to the son of brother whom ought to love and respect more than any oth- CT person whatever, because knew him from 'niancy better than any one else, and am sure of the sincerity of his feelings and Opin- ions. When dying on the rock of St. Heie- na, ne charged mo through General Bertrand's pen to "let his son govern himself by my l advice; never. above all, to let him forget that he is Frenchman; to let him give France as much liberty as his father gave her equality; and let him adopt for his device. az tcr tae French people," have positive assurances that Napoleon the second, in spite of fortune. is as good Frenchman as you or I, and will be worthy oF h's Father and of France. am your attec- l ti0na;e,
 JOSEPH NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, (Count of Survillisrs.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

VUsT EIvED-Spanish Grammar. Nv 4
~ De Letanend late Consul Of Spain for Fast
FLORIDA Also, by tho same author, Notas Hstoricss
sorre Ia RevolociOn de Espana, comprendierro Ia
epoea de 1919 hasta 1923, for sale at the Book g.
ma 2G -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
TO GARDENERS
MEDTCAT.


"A N Essay on he RemIiteni and Intermittent
~ Diseases, including, generically Marsh and Neu-
raigaZcomprsng under the former, various unom-
olies, obscurtes and consequences: and under the
new systematic view of the latter treating of tic
deuloureux, sciatica. headache, ophthalmia tooth
ache, palsy and many other modes and consequences
Of This generic disease. By Jno. Macculoeh, M. ID.
+. r. s., &c. &c. &C.
The Anatomy. Psychology and Diseases of the
Teeth BY Tbos- Bell, F.. r. s.. &c. &c.-Just
published, and for sale by j. III. NASH.
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
Join III. NASH, .aGEN'T FOR VIRGE.NTa.
HNHE w estminster Review is work instituted for
Il the advancement of those frreat obecta which
are in the hghes degree common To ali GOOD men m
all countries 1t may be considered as a norton of
the contingent of the British Islands towards the pro
motion OF the general ntcresls which are SO frequent
ly disguised by the preiudices o some of the com.
munity, and injured by misconceptions ofther gain
In the present day is hardly necessary to isst an
the dreadful havoc ofhnman happiness which has been
mnde through The application Of territorial preiudices
and national deusons Men have been tatipbt 10 he
heve that merits and virtues we're The creafures of
locality, and that it was possible for nations To
and destroy each other, and both be goriously rrt
w nat was morality on one side of the Atlantic was
crime upon the other and tllthe appearance of Rom
than 1t seemed to have been forgotten that there Is
one Law and one Lawgiver, whose rules are inde.
pendent Typography, and prescribe the happiness of
Az as a standard uniniiuenced by climate or by creed
With America the CONNEXIONS of such c0ork n %
many and mighty. Viewing the American neople os
band OF brethren, who, who under the ruidance of
Providence have gone forth into better and happier
iand lts authors have much of that sympathf2nr feel
ing expressed on the rustic tombstone,
- MOT lost, bat gone before
Ihey are conscious TOO, that on their own mart fbev
have much to offer which may be useful to their trans
planted kIndrid. As America increases in population
and IN power, It's citizens will discover more and more
abundant sources Of Observation-Disclosures TO warnor
to encoursge--in those struggles and collisions of in
terest which our community has passed through and
at which The other must arrive.
In the Westminster Review the interests of The
American people will be always affecionatey defen
ded to the fullest extent consistent with those laws of
genera good. which make the morality of the Bni-
verse It's conductors desire in return to take place
among the publications by which such portion ofthe
fruit OF knowledge rs from time TO time shall ripen in
the Old World may be exchanged for The hurvests Of
The work e issued quarterly, Of six dollars per an
mum, and will usually be received in the United
don. Subscriptions received By
mo J. IT, NASH, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
Drugs, Medicines, DC. &c.

The subscriber has received part OF
hsSpring supply Of Drugs, Medicines,
&c. and expects to receive the remainder
$500 by The FIRST arrivals from New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore He deems
Il superheous to say any thing by waV
OF ring the good qualities of the articles he offers
foTalc, Of which, ns well as the prices, thosp who
wPhp purchase generally choose to be their oyn
The public have righi 10 expect ererp thing
y QUITO be good but it veTg unusual to hear the
~ Of saing 1st from the salesman If the article
caed Tor sould not be the best Of the kind In the
uhteet. dis obectis. therefore, to keep the best ne
can pays and sell them as low rs he can afford.
1T G. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

HAVE received from their Factory. a 0rest vari.
- ely Of bedies and Gentemen's Misses, Boysi
scfptiouwhcb, for quality. are perhans IiftS e.,
Peror to any others 10 the Ony-beine made Of the
oest materials andby the best workmen that car he
procured IN the United States--They are periecflv
s'AiS ~l''ng' very dornble and handsome snle
at the fashionable Shoe Store.
up 20 corner Of Main and IAfb etreats
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28


"A REGISTER Of Officers and Arehtn Civil kf;i;,,.
and Naval, ~ the service OF The United states. en
me oOth sept 1899 together with the names fsee
and condition Of 81 the ships and vessels helone.,o
.ne United states, and when and where buik. Pro-
pc p We department Of State BY order 81 Con.
ap 10 corrrra & RI
~ A'-At rules holden II ,he clerks Office
,,.a a..u s sper'oF court Of chaacegy Tor he Ri,h
w'nu district, The 4th day Of january 1880 Thom6s
S, aewaFa and Richard whitfield, rxors Of villa
S e,s0 1eceesed' pitts. against Elizabeth Je4fes
40, ", wren, odm'r Of Robert BEL. Decd Hobcff
W. shelton, deed, and other DIS
nc defendant Robert w, Shelton, n1t having en-.
tereu ~ nppeafancc apd given security etcofdi6r
20 We aci Of ASSEMBLY, and The rules Of ihis contt
-no appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he n
no' nn nhabi'snt ol this contfg 4 Is ordered Ibsf
,nc SAID deicndani DO appear here o de gsl Az ~
We mex June erm, and ansecr lbe bl oflho plain.
WIS aea THAT copy Of fhis order Sc fofhriih "a
fssftcd b. some noespapcg published IN he e.fg ~
Z, ~ yHu @, t"o months succeseeif. snd posted
= s'' rom noot q i'e capitol tn liit t'6 city.
~ II. HEtrtt15tf q q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

Ie the Beau Monde
q rENlNG tins morning, the following new and
-, beautiful GOODS received By the packet FAR
a few pieces Of entire new style C)ren,hi se....
for ladies' evening dresses w t''o
gu szsens,ye assortment Of fashionable Lace Bso
= Tsllas' .f,.seales' aud Cspes, Of new shape
Rich Foulard and chintz psiuts hiao
Extra vide and fine qullines and foofino Iaca. "A
"a foss worked bobbinet laces. Ss'' guy
Together with many new and aesirable coods-
Tor safe a. the lowest market prices. al
~. r II JENKINS,
irish Linen Fancy Dry Good Store Nsin.si,oot
may ~ s'i11''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

Old News for Sale.
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER Vols. on.
In forlele-eO.
Daily do. do. vols. III. re, for lpfi4fc.
Richmond Enquirer, vol. IA for 1917.
Virgins Gazette, vos. To- 10, 20, 81 ea. for 8oS-
4-5-0-7-8-0. n -
Virginia Patriot, vols. 1, e, 3, 4, 3, o, 7sa, for
1910 n-l2-l3-t4-t5-I6-17 -
The shove are in strong binding. and for sale at
the Book and Stationery store of
may r.. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
THE HORSE

yNNo those who Justly appreciate value OF that noble and
fully dedicated: % 1855 = sfsS',
The vcerinaySu'gcon. or Farley Taught, on ne and
easy an bong treatise all the diseases accidents
which the Horse IS ahle the and symptoms Of the cure
IN every ease with instructions the shoe smith, faer and
groon how acquire knowledge in the art of rerv and the
prevention Of diseases Preceded by popular description Of
the animal functions in health showing PRINCIPLES on
WINCH hea Gro TO be restored when dsordered By John
Hmds Veterinary surgeon With considerable additions and
particularly adapted this county BY Thos
NJ smith, &C &c with engavnss
Just published and for sale, by j. II. NASH.
ma - ,'f-@--'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
SACRED HARMONY.

VIE Deihodst Hnfnonlsi, containing great variety Of
tunes collected Iom the host authors adapted to ali the
various metres N The Methodist hymn Book aud designed for
use OF the Methodist Episcopal Church United States
10 Which ,s added choice selection of anthems aud pieces
Boston Handel and Haydn Society collection Of Church
hipsei being selection OF the approved psalm and
lyn'n tunes &c &c-Jusi rccevedby
mar 10 COLLINS q Co. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

An aesoriment Of DRY GOODS, comprising
brown and bleached shirtings and sheetings ozna
burga' cassImeres, Parnsols fans, pprfumefy and
variety Of fancy articles imported from France.
ma l9-et
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
NEILSONhas received English and French
- gInghams, black and colorod maDdnrins. and
and gauze bdkts end scars, French esmbrie bdEgs
eDs.on ana silk hosiery, 78 and I'D linens or heavy
ssNturs; black and coored crcaszians French rner;
10 Don9azne Bonen Cashmere, black nnifancy Flo
lSt.une vcstingi white and colored Marseilles do
pain and worked Swiss and book muslin with a va
rely Of Other seasonable goods hicb are offered at
- wv PilCSA fnn 18
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

Brown Stout aud Porter
"IBBERTS brown stout and ,o,,oy <, 1880.
- ~ and pint bottles, For sale 81
ma q. II DREW, Aet.
GACRED SONG.-Tho Homo of tbo Saul !.
much admired Sioli Air. arranged ~ fhr q,
ano- boiie, BY ~ II Pafnel, Es4 Professor 81 AZ.
70, q ths city Words from .he Dover Selection If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
RECEIVED Ar NAsHss :

NOS g and 65s Library Of Useful Rnowsdae
Do ,, Maps adapted 10 DO
( continue Subscribers 10 me at,vs a. .~,sf
Vol - English Com Law Reports 1850
No. 3, Formers Series Library of Useful Knoc,ae,o
No. o, (April, American. r0ff Register
Received at NAsH's Book staIonsfg. and Fanev s,,c
40 10 go ~ -''He'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
FRESH DRY GOODS

fhEOH DRY GOODS.
n anticipation Of their general advertisement. the
Subscribers inform their customers and other n,,s
chaseTs that they have received by the last arrvae
rom PhIladelphia- New York and Boston, one Hun
9 - ola Eighty Paekages Fresb american and
Brifish Dry Goods in which arc included tbe;, o,,
importation from England, tyia New York; consist.
ing IN part Of the following articles
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed and
lavender London cassiInores
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles oniltinos
Plain buff toiIeness
oeaptIisi assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, and qfyiono,le "a
new style einghams
80, s. and Cd cambria end iaconct Innslins
White 0ordefed crayats, very suporor-snd
Mixed and striped linen and cotton dfins
ihcir assortment is now very good, and viii IN a
isH Gays PC tbo most commanding they have ever
mao ,. & d. JAMES q Co
aP lo--tl Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

"A FEW t1ollln Of very superior quality and not
a high priced, received AZ ~ xrf4' ~, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

Is
a - 9hds, ST Croix, Porto Rico and N. Orleans
II ~ Sugar, part ofsE2eror GUILTY.
80 bids. new crop New Otleons molaccs
"a do. Trinidad do
40 co. ST. Jago and Martinique DO.
% do good Baltinlore Whiskcy
50 bbls. do do
30 do. Apple Brandy
$50 bags prime Loauiro green CoEed
f75 do superior Rio Do
so do Mountain ST. Dominro Do
80 do. old white Coffee
200 sacks Liverpool filed blown Salt
For sale, very low bv
~ hnL5iON " Pl.EAHaNPE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
DAVENPORT, ALIEN s. co.

Hare for Sale,
4 En Bbls. New York prime pnrk
II ~ 90 do prime beef
$50 casks nails, assorted
1900 sacks Liverpool salt
$50 bags green coffee
rs or. easks Brench Madeira and Sicily wines
% boxes Clarct do
10 baskets Champagne fs
20 hhds tnnlazses
DO sugar
$50 sides sole lenther
200 half boxes wIndov eInss
60 bbls Tanners oil
Cotton yarns
Writing and wrapping poper
Half pint ,umblels
Crntes ware, assorted
SPermnceti and mould candies
Brown soap
Almonds, rnisins
Indigo, pepper, pimento
Port wine, cigars
Hats shoes, loaf sugar
Lamp oil, rice
Brandy, rum. gin
Eunpowder, &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
LOAF SUGAR.

IN Boxer, pall loiy priced--iust received ,.ai.
INV p Il. DREW, Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
Paris and Bnglish Fashions.

80 = uIIS uIII EIItt5sIIsIl uSIlIOflS.
Tuesday .Morniag, May s5fh.
TEyHE following new and rich Pattern Good are
n received by tho Exit, from New York and de-
serve the attention of Ladies who wish to examine
new and fashionable Goods.
Lace fiorels aprons now article
DO caporines, of improved shape
Do peernes aid needle worked do, very cheap.
Fouard lithrographic fancy handRerchiefs
PAINTED bordered Grape do
Gnuze scarfs and gauze handkerchief
Bch needle worked muslin bands Cd cambria and
null mus'ins
20 dozen linen cnmbric haDdkerchiefs, plain tape
bor'dund cold do do
Green and white blonde figured eauze vols
Bet ribands, cold cambria gloves &C &C. Dor
safe at reduced prices, at JENKINS,
IRISH hnen aud Fancy Dry Good Shore, Man-st.
INN j 80 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

NAYAkfN3 BONNETS, &c. ~
KNHE subtcriber hus received, and invitcs the at
tention Of putchapers TO tho following articles
case yellow and white Nasarino bonnets, NJ 81
zach ~,
an assortment Of fancy gauze and Baraere shawls
Do. do. scarfs; very beautiful
Ladies silk hose. yellow nankins.
namely: >Sst ~
Conbrcka aud inckonotts figured and plain Swiss,
cotton; hose and half do cahcoes, ginghams, linen
drillings, R0uon and Angola cassimercs COTTON for-
cuuncs. vesting, &C. JAMES d. SNYTH
MA 2S Opposite the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
TO. BUIL BEERS.

KKz Z hive on hand five or six plain NJ ARBLG N AN
TIES, which VIII be sold low to close the con-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

QrdeFs for every description Of Marble Work, viii
e.exeeihcd by Herkness s. Smith of Philadelphia,
AZ short npieo. Apply TO
ma iR COLLINS 81 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28


court Of appeals, held al the can't
.o,: z, N the city Of Richmond, Saturday Peb
ruary 21tf 1850: William Rdmonts pain,ifT sgs;1s,
me franklin Bank of alexandria, defendant: The same
pAint, against the same, defendant pon writs ~
sppersedeas judgments Of the superior court Of law
OF Fairfax county 49, - '~v
ne wF's Of sciretacias heretofore awarded to re-
we these suits, in the OF William EeIl a. s
n,strator DE bons non with the will annexed of a5
pa'n,ll no, being reformed executed, and il appear
70 's sas'siaeon of the court that the defendants
are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth. on an
motion Of the said William Hei BY counsel Il Is
oroered, that the said defendants do appear here on
the hrst Monday in June next TO show eaose n .,
they can why the said suits shall not be. and stsnS
revived, IN the name of the said William Belt -
administrators aforesaid, and proceeded MO snel
Judgments and that copy Of this order Be forthwith
inserted n some Newspaper published in this city, a.,
continued for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and aiefhee
copy thereof posted at the front door Of the eapito r.
the said city - r7f''e','' ~
20 copy. Teste, y. ALLEN. g. &. *
M OOitE,s LIFE OF BTRON .--i.Slteff aud Jour
~ nas Of Lord Byron With notices OF his life Nv hoas
Moore - ust published, flr sale by COLLINS a CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

Bell, on the Teeth.
F1Hil Aoacy Physlolasy, and Diseases Tes,h-lsy
- Thomas Bell s., FL. s.. p. g s. r,e4nheT Of the
Royal College Of Surgeons. in London &C. &c
~, mail Y supply jas' received By coLLlEs & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

Newark Cider and Vinegar
Oh Bbls Of best Newark Cider
} ~ 90 DO of Cider Vinegar. for sale by
Tha i3 JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
UmbreIIas and ParasolII

: = IIII1ICI - tIIlt1 Y at ESu1s.
USTI feceirea large supply of UmbreIias and
J Porasots ~ Richardson's Manufacture, which
wea selling very cheap:
r e q. JAMES g. Co
Snt Gets Marker Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24
Fop THE WHO
HAMPDnN SYDNEY COLLbCN
IN EXTRACT 81 The proceedings orMe Board Of Tru,iec
May 3lS, 1880.

IN ertraet 9F The proceedings orMe Board of Trv,aer.
MAY 3lst, 1880.
"Tho subscription paper winch has been in circu,a.
tIon Tor the benefi' of Hanpden Sydney College, hav.
ing been returned to the Board of Tfus,e eos. and !,
appearing that the sum Of thirty thousand dollars
has been subscribed: Ordered, that the Clerk give no.
tice through the newspapers of TINT fact, and that the
SUBSCRIBERS VIII be requested to pay their several sub
s%criptions by instalments as the same become dne oc-
cording to the terms OF their subscription"
WIN. s. MORTON, Cy,rk.
L. S.-Tho subscription poper was not circulated
extensively IN the Sta,o, hut in those sections where
II Was presented, a prompt and liberal support was
extended to the institution by all enlightened and lib.
eral citizens. II may ba gratifying to the friends Of
.he institution 70 learn whore the principal parts Of
statement 's sueJolncd.-In Prince Edward, 90, 500,
Richmond, about $4,000; Charlotte, s. 900; Cumber
land, $1,000: Buckingham, $4,000; Halifax, d, 900;
subscriptions were also received IN petcrsb,,n
Lynchburg, Goocbland and Amelia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24
TO
lTo BE c%oNcLUDnpl

w have on hand five OF SIX pIam MAauLr MAS.
TIES, which will be sold low TO close the con-
orde" for every description of Marble Work ,,;u
:. executed by Herkness t. Smith of Pbiladelob,.
at shorrnoiico. Apply TO p"''
NM" .~C0LLiNs a CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

Com. Porter, Consul General to Algiers, arrived in
town last evening, and as the Boston Bfigate is now
ready for sea, will probably sail in a few days for the
destined station. We understand from on officer at
tached To the Boston. that they have hopes of arriving
in time to witness the bombardmeat Of Algiers by the
French.-tN. Y.AwHe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24
PHILIDgIPuTa. In

THILhDKIPnTi, I'M
We learn that considerable confusion occurred yssterdsv
ming ia the religious services At the German church IN Rac,
street, near Fourth. The Rev Mr.. HrIrSsSsnS attempted 10
perform the services Of the day, IN opposition las ia was men.
toned to ss) TO the wish ola majority Of the Congregation who
had employees another clergyman, when two civil officers led the
Rev. gentleman Mr. H. from the church, and conducted him to
his dwelling,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24
HON the Norfolk Beacon Of Monday

bNHSou0 "
a paipubfe M!-In Saturday's p aeon. we no,i-
ced several exploits of some adroIt villain or villiana
III breaking into Stores on Church-streot We were
not however skilled enough in ausery, to predict
what would be the cato strophe of these new inyen-
IONS To become possessed Of othor mems goods.
ihe process however, appears not to have been Of
the best device, or the pap Of operation well digest
cd--certain 1t IS, the trade did not succeed 10 tho
follows:
Yesterday morning, between 9 and 4 o'clock, Mr..
JoHs ~ 6oRooN, Grocer, ut the corner Of Church
nhd MAN Streets. was awakened from ne sleep by
one OF bIs servant boys, who informed hin that some
person was breaking into his Store Mr.. q proceed
ca ns quietly ~ possible to a window of his chamber,
Immediately over that by which this untimely visitor
was endcavouring to enter, by the now process Of
boring, and deliberately supcrnt ended the operation
until he had fairly disengogcd the fastenings, and
opened tho shutter, when sciging the iron poker from
his fire place, and accompanied by his two negro boys,
nc passed quickly by a back door, and came upon tho
-
belief ""' :" V""y"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-06
MARRIAGES..

In this town on Wednesday morning last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Mr.. William f. Cutting
of Providence, to Miss Elizabeth Stewart daugh-
ter of MIR. William Stewart of this town.
On Sunday evening last by the Rev. Mr. Eddy,
Daniel b. Croucher, TO Ruth Il. Gibbs, both of
Portsmouth,
At Providence on Wednesday last, Horace
Mann, Esq. of Dedham, to Miss Charlotte Mes
ser, youngest daughter Of the Rev. Dr. Nlesser
In New-York, on Friday evening last, Marus
Panon, Esq. of Marscilles, to Miss Charlotte De
Weissenfelt Ellery, daughter Of the late Abraham
Redwood Ellery, of New-Orleans.
AT st. Helena July 29th, ,sCapt. John F. Brook-
house, master Of the brig Susan of Salem to Miss
Agnes NJ. Carroll daughter of William Carroll,
Esq merchant of IT. Helena
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-06

I'D w. LESLIE, professor of Mu-
~ sic, of Providence, II. |. respect
fnlly informs the young gentlemen OF
Newport, that he intends giving instruc-
tons in Music on all the different In
struments generally practised in military
bands ALSO the violin and violincello-
instructions in the rudiments, the art OF
harmonizing and composition.
Wv. l.. natters himself that FROM
his long labor and experience in the above
profession, he will be able to give general
satisfaction to those who are kind enough
to favor him with their patronage.
.UPGentlemen wishing to receive phi
yate tuition at their residence, or else
where, will be attended to- Terms for a
class of not less than twelve, for II les
sons, S5, half in advance, the remainder
at the end Of the course.--Fo, priv ate
tuition, so cents per lesson, cash for each
private lesson. A subscription paper is
lea at Mr., Wm. Gorr's Store.