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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
JOILN II. .N.ASH. .AGE.N-T EOR RIRGLNLl

JOi.N H. NASH, AGENT FOR PJRGLN'L3
'ENHE Westminster Review is a work Instituted for
q the advancement Of those great objects which
are IN the hgbes degree common all rood men IN
all countries. 1t may be considered as a portion OF
the contingent of the British Islands towards the pro
motion OF the general interests which frequent
J! disguised by the preudlces O. some of the COM
mUnlty, and injured by misconceptions oftheir rain
In the present day is hardly necessary to insist on
the dreadful havoc ohuman happiness which has been
made through the application Of territorial prejudices
and national decisions. Men have been taught 10 be-
heve that merits and virtues we're the creatures of
locality and that 1t possible for nations to WORRY
and destroy each other. and both he ploriousy rut
hat was morality on ore side OF the Atlantic was
crime upon the other and till the appearance of Ben
than It seemed to have been forgotten ,at there is
one Law and one Lawgver whose rules arc indie
pendent OF geography and prescribe the happiness of
oil, as standard uninfuenced by climate or by creed
with America the connexions of such WORK are
many and mighty. Viewing the American people as
band OF brethren, who, who under the guidance Of
Providence, have gone forth into better and HAMMER
land It's authors have much Of that sympathzing feel
ing expressed on the rustic tombstone
Not lost, 5gf gone betorc'
They are conscious 90 that on their own part they
havomuch to offer which may be useful To- their trans
planted klndnd. As America increases in population
and IN power, It's citizens will discover more and moro
abundant sources Of nstruclion-whethcrt to warn or
to encUuEogein those struggles and collisions of in
Lerest which our community has passed through and
~ which he other must arrive.
Inthc Westminster Review the interests of the
American people will be always afFectoDatey dcfen-
dcd TO the fullest extent consistent with those laws of
general good, which make the morality of the ITni-
verse. It's conductors desire in return to take place
amoHg The publications by which such portion Of the
fruit of knowledge as from time to time shall ripen in
the Old may be exchanged for the hurvcsis OF
the New.
The work issued quarterly, at six dollars pcr an
num- and will usually be received in the United
States, about one month after its publication in Lon.
don. Subscriptions received by
ina q. J. H. NASH. Richmond
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

A + the semi annual meeting Of the Trustees Of
n this institution, on W clncsday the 28h Of NpriI
benjamin Watkins Leigh, Esq. of Richmond vii
liam NJ. Thornton, Esq. Of Cumberland, and William
NJ Atkinson, Est. of Petersburg, elected mem
bcrs of the Board.
The summer session Of tho College will commence
on the LIST day OF June next. Nj persons wishnrto
enter the institution, arc requested to be present bv
O'Clock on that day. BY order of tho Faculty
ma2-21w3t PETER McVICCAR, Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
Final ADVERTISEMENT.

II YLE & COCHRAN, being about to close
HA their sales and business IN tho course of few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted to them
to come forward and make payment They have
still on hand variety of desirable DRY GOODS;
which, III order 10 avoid auction sale, they will
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited TO
caA, goods will be offered OF such prices as will
insure sales. fob I5--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
EOR REMT-

2zA FOR RENT,
fsssTfA The Store, Compiling Room, and Cellar
iiiiE3eon Main street, three doors above the Bell
As1zzzA Tavern, with convenient brick Lumber
House, adjoining. TIE store large and well fitted
up, and probably good stand for business as any
IN the civ, and will be let to a good tenant for a
moderate rent.
We have also for lease or rent. two large fire.
proof brick Lumber Houses, situated Immediately
upon The wharyes at Rockets, well calculated for
storing tobacco, &c. fee of draynge to the shippers
s. might be conveniently converted into stemmeres
feb i3 RALSTON s. PLEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
WM. M'CRERY. rAr,o,

VIM. M'CRERY, TAILOR.
IL AS Just received a very handsome assortment
OF STRING GOODS, of the most iashiona-
bic kind and seperor Qualities consisting of cloths
cassimeres, Marseiles and silk vosting very bcauti
iu, and new aud superior article for summer coats
Also handsome assortment of fancy crawling
stocks handkerehiefs, gloves, suspcnders, &C. which
he will sell low for cash.
27-eOts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
FRESH DRY GOODS

n anticipation of their general advertisement tine,
n subscribers inform their customers and other our
chasers, that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston One Hun.
bred and Eighty Packages Fresh .4rnerican AMI
British Dry Goods, in which included theie own
importation from England, (via New York; consist
ing III part OF the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown olive. and olive brovv,,
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab mixed, fancy mixed, and
lavender London cassimercs
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles CUTTINGS
White and coored ground chntz, printed do do,
Plain buff toiencis
a beautiful assortment ofthe newest vie Prints
Fancy, checked. and striped, anl ,4dyiaaopie ST.
HClo style gnghams
ia, > and ca cambria and jsconet nnusinf
White bordered cravo's. very supcrior-and
Mixed aud striped linen and cotton drills.
Their assortment is now very good, aad viii M
few days be the most commanding they hay'o evcr
had. y. g. T.. JAMES g. "a
aP I"--u Market Square
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TIN WARE. &c.

w r have on hand and are receiving by the schrs.
W Fairfield and Exit, large supply and very
general assortment of Manufactured Tin and Britain
MA Ware, which we will sell on the most rcasona bic
terms, at retail or wholesale. Also, several Top
Wagons and Carryalls.
up Io-26t YALE g. DUNLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
Soda Water vs.. Cock-TaiI.

soda W alter rs. Cocktail
H ANING commenced Tho preparation Of Soda
II Water. which shall attend TO in persor. the
public may expect 10 get 70 puys and rood and as eco
Monty Is the order oi the times. would recommend
the use " the Soda, in place Of the other not only
because Is cheaper and moro conducive TO health,
bui because any who il addicted to Inc ofcocE-
iai. cannot be member Of tho Temperance Society.
shall also keep supply Of Saratoga Water. which
as well as he Soda shall be kept as cool as they can
be procured elsewhere.
up 10 II. c. MCNAMARA
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Signed scaled and acknowledged ;
IN presence Of
rruH 90 f....f4s

M ~ committed tu Toe jail of Goofhland county
" ON the list oi January last, n negro boy who
calls himself TOM. about g wears old about feet
or inches mgh had W. whom committed, suit OF
wn'c yarn domestic. and ssys he belongs 10 Mcsers.
Dawson g. Roach Of Fredericksburg. who purchased
him OF Mr.. Powell OF Fouquier county that ho ran
away about June or July last The owner or owners
Of SAID slave arc requested 10 come forward prove
Ihelf property, pay CNpruCcs and take him away
ROB'r. G. MACON. Jailor for
VIM Boiling Sheriff of Gocchand
40 ~ f0v-3,N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10

&SA FOR SALE,
ls.::E1g The House and Lot on Church Hill
lIili ~ formerly the property Of John Pakhl and now
s&2.s1k2in ihe occupancy ct Mr. Joseph ) James The
Tot mas been lately enclosed, AMI house undergoing
thorough repair IEore Yard and Garden a,tact-
'h 10 The premises eli OF good water, Coal Smoke
mousse, Stable and taIaghouse, all of bck. The present
occupant has lease tee premises years 6u, this
"i not affect the sale, possession may be had twelve
months rom the time the repairs making shall have
completed Application to be made
jan - H. &. McNEMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10

TETHE firm Of James and Thomas Hardy was this
q day dissolved by mutual consent and David
Hardy alone authorised to collect the debts due to
the said firm. JAMES HARDY.
THOMAS HARDY.
Those Indebted to j. q T. if1rLy, will please pay
their accounts to Otis, Dunlop & Co.. only, IN whose
possession the books and accounts are placed
ap Is DAVID HARDY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
GEORGE L. TIFFTN

III AS received by recent arrivals from New York
II and Philadelphia, a variety of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS
lie thinks it needless to enumeratc the names and
quantities, but assures the Country Merchants his
friends and purchasers generally, that they embrace
part of almost every article usually for sale in Dry
Good stores and VIII be offered a, the market prices.
an 2l-eol2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
DRY GOODS.

Spring Supply of Boots Shoes, &c.
hENH subscrber has Just received from New York
Il ardPhiadelphia, his Spring Supply; comprising
an elegant assortment of Gentlemens, Ladies' ,
Misses, Boys, Cbdren's and Servants
= BOOTS, BOOTEES, 81 SHOES,
ot6lnost every description & fashion, and of quality it
is confidently believed not inferior any in the CT
~; all Of which will be sold unusually low prices
He would invite purchasers TO call and examine bis
stock, as he Is well satisfied they would find it to
their interest.
THEM ARE
Gcntemcn's fine calf morocco, and seal skin boots
Do DO do zeal 81 moro. bootees and shoes
Do seal skin and moro. walking and dancing pumps
Ladies lasting, heclcd and spring slips
DO seal and goat skin Slips "a fashionable g. clcgan,
artcie.)
Misses lasting, seal and goat skin do do
DO seal and leather Walking shoes and pumps
Boys fine calf and seal skin bootees and shoes
Do seal skin and morocco walking, and dancing
pumps
ChIdrens leather, SEAL morocco and lasting bootccs,
shoes and slippers Also
Folio and single hard leather trunks
Seal and hair trunks
Liquid and paste blackng
Black oil varnish
Also,
few dozen Alicante floor mats, sc.
JUDAH MYERS Jr.
doors below corner of
gp 29-eoit Main g. llth Street.
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NOT'ICE.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of tho Bank oi
IN Virginia will be held at their Banking House,
~ the city OF Richmond Friday. the twenty first
day Of May next
WIN. cambridge, Cash'r.
March fifth, 1890.
Form Of power ofattorncy Tor appointing proxies
Cor tho SAID mccting:-
Know all men by these presents, that
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
DUETS, AIRS, dc.

DUEl 10, AXIS, DC.
TOLLlNS 81 co. have received further sum
~ ply of Music consisting in part of the following
pieces:
Mrs .VcD0nGtds PGrjations, P. Knapton
Wht you come TO The Botoer, do. J. Il. Bancc
Paddy O'CGrroA, do. =. h. Moran
~ idea d' queH metals, from Rosina, opera
Juareh and Rondo, from Der Freyschutz NJ. Hoist
PGrisi1n Rcrdo, b. Viguerie
G'dnd Russian March, G. p. Francis
LrttIa Gf .Nnrdrin brilliant fanasie with an re-
compartment for the violin, J. Payer
Beeb,Oren's Grand GdL<. II. Segura
HemenionyS nh set CaGiiioAs
Highlands Chorus
.4teruader
Ukifs Lddy
BoHhets Of Blue
RHy CiOcer
Mid as tie .WoOnjean, Duet, 4. Taylor
Thou art my onty Lace, c. NJ. Won Weber
stay toe'd 4r6ina, written by Col. Hamilton, nu-
sic. A. Clifton
Bright be hy Dreams, II. r. Bishop
.AbsesI Friends, A. Clifton
ill! Cruel Maid, Kelley
Toe l0aHder'd IN Dreams, J y. Wade; &c &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
ma 10 ids
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

n WISH 70 sell my Farm in The county of Henrico,
IL called Woodstock, containing by survey, 500
acres--'t Il situated the main road leading from
Richmond to the Piping Tree and about five miles
from Richmond, and immediately the waters of
the neutrality-suspicious. onc-third of II is meadow
land OF the best quality, the Of the land is very
thickiy timbcred. Application mpy be made TO me
on the promises and the land will bo shown 10 any
person disposed TO purchase, by Mr.. Vaughan tLe
overseer, myself. JOSEPH SEIsDEN
ma l0-iaw Gtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
MADEIRA WINE AT AUCTION

MADEIRA WINE AT AUCTION
I'm LhUhSDAf the 18Th inst, ~ o'clock, viii be sold
at the Office Cf Messrs z Haxall & Co.
40 demons Of old and superior Madeira Wine iuportsn
direct rom Madeira by the late firm Geo Dyba a. Co.
and particularly selected for this market
Teams at sale. O. d. &, Go Aucrs
10
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asscttoet sow5EM.
BY OTIS. puNLor 8 co.

BY OTIS. DUNLOP Il co.
GROCERIES.
THIS MORNING, May 10, at 10 O'Clock, at or
Auction Store,
20 Bags Java coffee
so do green do
10 hhds w. !.
do N. O. S"Sn'
do Antigua rum
pipes brandy
so boxes tallow candles
100 DO soap
chests superior Imperial ten
10 Or. casks French Madeira WING
20 do Malaga do
bags pimento
do pepper
pipes Holland gin
ID hhds molasscs
10 boxes sbellcd almonds
90 do rnisens
10 kegs indigo
100 TcaIns wrapping papGr
30 do cap do
lhds whiskey
5000 lbs prime lard
baskets superior Champagne
Lamp oil, sperm candles, &C.
no 10 .. ID. g. CO. Aucts
Groceries, Furniture and Looking-G Glasses.
I'm fuESDAf the lth 10 O'CLOCK sold a,
our Auction Store Groc eres mshof
any framed Looking Glasses, aud Ihs following New York
,ane urni'ure handsome new, and quaIy-viz ous
eesaht spring seat sofa urea three ladies'
one ouT post 6edsiead claw foot table and twelve
'"a'"%sSes' D d. 81 Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10

Brown Stout md Porter.
III IBBERTS brown stout and porter, in quart
Il Il aud pint bottles. For sale by
ma T. H. DREW Art
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
MEDICAL.

4y4Gi0zCEzAs
a Essay on the RcmIttent and Intcrmii tent
y Diseases, including, generically Marsh and Ncu-
raiga-compfisng under the former, various anom-
oles, obscurties, anu consequences; and under the
new systematic view Of the latter, treating OF tic
deuiourcux, sciatica, headache, Ophthalma, tooth
ache, palsy and many other modes and consequences
of this generic disease. BY Jno. Muccuoch, 81. d.
L. r. s.. &c. &c. &c.
The Anatomy, Physiology Ond Diseases of the
Teeth. BY Thos. Bell, Z, r. s.. sc. &c.-Just
published. and for sale by J. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10

Paluabis Stock of DRY GOODS at .astciiosi.
an Wednesday. the 18th of Nay next, at 10
- O'clock will be sold under the management of
tire Stock nf - 80 -
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DRY GOODS.

Amounting to upwards of $4,000, Comprising tia
most general aud valuable assortment ever offered i'm
inns pace-The sale will be without reserve -Ferrr.
% and Smonhs credit, for approved negotiable notes
We shall for SIX weeks, continue 10 offer our
stock at private sale at very reduced prices and fr
Vitc those wanting great bargains, to give US caI,
% KYLE g. ChCHRAS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10

| ~ The above stock OF Goods is removed to our
Auction Rooms, and be viewed on the day preyi-
Gus and on the morning of the sale.
ma 10 OTIS, DUN OP 81 co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10

substitute or proxy TO represent
az special meeting OF the Stockholders
ul the Bank OF Virginia, 10 be held on Friday the
twonty-irst day Of May next IN the city of Rich.
rnond, for the purpose Of considering and deciding on
the acceptance rejection Of an extended Charter Of
the SAID Bank, rs authorised by law passed bv the
General Assembly, on The 18th Of February, 1880
entitled, an act further 20 extend tho Charter of the
Bank Of Virginia. and for other purposes In wit
Hess whereof have hercuulo set hand and sea
this day Of in the year 1880"
fsy II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
MANAGERS OFFICE.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL IOTTrR

Extra No. ?,
Draws TO-DAY, at , o'clock P. "
Capitals. $4,000, 1000, 1000, 1900, and 8 q
81 ,OOV.-Whole Tickets 81, halves ,, quarters
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24

CIRCUIT Court, at Providence. On
Saturday this Court adjourned, to meet,
according to law, at Newport, on the
10Th of June next.
The case Of Saunders vs.. Gould, ar
gucd on Wednesday, was decided by
the Court in favor of the plaintiff.
On Thursday and Friday the case in
equity w. s ID. y. Farnum vs.. Black
stone Canal Corporation, was argued by
Mir. Greene and Mr.. Webster, for the
orators, and Mr.. Tillinghast and Mr..
Nhipplc for the respondents. A desire
to hear Er. Webster, attracted crowd
of spectators to the house on Friday.
The interest was not only felt by our sex,
but extended to the ladies', a large num-
bcr of whom attended on the occasion.
All who heard his argument went from
the Court convinced that the greatness of
MIR. Webster was not Fictitious; that his
exalted reputation was obtained by tho
intrinsic qualities ola powerful and high
ly cultivated mind
In Mr. Whipple, his opponent, he
found powerful competitor; one who
suffered nothing from the comparison
which was inevitably drawn between him
and MIR. Webster. After the argument
the Court took the papers for considcra-
ton, and will make q decision at some
future period. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24

GEoRGn.--,John Forsyth is re elected
L. >. Senator from Georgia, for the term
oi SIX years, commencing from the 4th of
March Eeyt. The vote stood-F'orsyth
1879, Dr. Fort IL, Scattering 10.
Ono.--Judgc Burnct has declined
being candidate for re election to the
/. ). Senate from Ohio, and Gen. Har-
rlson will probably be chosen as his sue
ccssc~. Gov. Trimblc. J. G. Wright,
Esq nd Mr.. Silliman. arc also spoken
of as probable candidates.
RESULT or THE Ono ELEcTIovs.-
The Ohio Elections have resulted as fol-
lows:-Duncan M'Arhur, (Clay) Gov
crnor. Members Of Congress, eight an
'i-.Iackson State Senate equally divi-
dcd. House of Representative, thirty
eight for Clay, twenty nine for Jackson,
and five -Caucusitcs Giving all tho
anti Eaucusi,cs to the Jackson party,
the friends of Mr.. Clay will still have
majority on Joint ballot in the Legislature
of topr. Last year the Jackson party
is believed to have had a majority Of
ircire. Making a gain by the friend,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24

We find in the Providence Journal, of
Thursday last, the following commune
cation from the Hon. Samuel Clarke, of
Portsmouth, one Of the Judges of the
Court Of Common Pleas for this county.
Mr.. MILLER.-l read in your paper
Of the 10th inst. notice containing tn @
names of the Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas, Of the county of New
pert, who, in their recent session exclu-
dcd one Of the drawn Jurors, Bateman
Monroe from the box (he being a Ma
SOM in the case Ben amin Chase w.
John {. Borden, (the defendant being n
member ola Masonic Lodge in the State
of Massachusetts, on motion of Mr..
Pcarcr, for the plaintiff, on the ground,
that Masons arc under obligations to
assist IA brother of the fraternity against
the princi pies Of lar and Justice.
As all the names ofthc Judges were in
serted in the notice alluded to, the natural
inference would be that there was Il
unanimity Of opinion in the members Of
the Court OH the question. You arc de-
sired to remove that impression, by infor-
ming the public that the Court were di-
Nldcd, three against two.
My reasons for dissenting in opinion
from my associates are.
1T. The insullicicncy in my opinion
for The testimony, offered in favor Of the
motion to reject the Juror.
Cd. My certain knowledge that Ma
sons are not under obligations (up to the
third degree and above which have no
knowlcdgc) to favor a brother Mason to
the in niury Of any otherpcrson, against eli
thcr lar or iHsiicr.
Sd. My extreme reluctance to aid in
prescribing and DISTINGUISHING numc-
rous and respectable portion of the COM
muu'tr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24

DIR. CHANNIHG' ELECTiov SERMON
On our first pare will be found an cxtrac,
/ from the Election Sermon delivered last
| May before His EXccllcncy the Cove
nor and both Houses of the Legislature
of Massachusetts, by our able and dis
tlngulshcd icllOw-townsnan, the Rev.
Dr. CHANyING. In this day and genera
ton when strange doctrines and political
hcrcsics olthc most dangerous tendency
are abroad in the land, it is q source of
great JOY to the patriot who seeks to pro-
mote the interest and welfare ofhis coun-
try only, to know that such man as DR..
Charming, endowed with such splendid
talents as he is, and possessed oficclnrs
and sentiments so pure, elevated and en-
nobling as those that actuatc him, is found
willing to devote portion ofhis precious
time in the praise worthy labor of aiding
the public mind in forming and disscmi-
mating correct notions upon grave and in
tcrcsting subjects that stand closely con-
ncctcd with our prosperity and increasing
happiness. We would seriously recon-
mend this sermon To all classes of society.
The disintcrcstcd friend of liberty, who
thcr mason or 0aii-maSOn, will there see
spread out in strong and glowing Ian
guagc "thc value Of this tnion," in the
only true means there so clearly pointed
out as necessary 10 be pursued in order
ciicctually toprcscrvc that union. There
too, the triling, trading, huckstcring po-
HiicidnS of the moment, will learn to right
" estimate the value, which such men as
Channing place upon the services hcy
render to the world.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24

TIE Rrronr orTuE Masonic CAsE.-
We have been advised by the gentle
men who were of counsel for the dcGcn-
dant in that case, that il would be i'm
proper and indccorous to publish any re-
port of that case whilst the question is
still pending before the Supreme Court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24

Yielding to the correctness of their ad-
vice, we shall defer publishing the report
we have on file, until the matter shall
have been ultimately settled by that tri-
bunal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24

God and man--his crimes are grett-his
acts have been enormous: pcridy to the
Government has been added to the cata-
logue already as black as ink.--lt is net
the least horrible part Of this horrible
transaction, that his confession contains
no evidence ofrepentance. There Is not
one bright spot to be disccrned in his des-
tiny, and if it shall not be Illuminated C.
ven by ray of pcntcnce,i 1T will be dread
-drcadIul-dreadlul black.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24
SAMUEL CLARKE
Portsmouth, II. !. Nov. II, 1880.

The Comt of Common Pleas for the
county ofProvidencc, commenced its fall
term at Providence on Monday last,
which will probably be continued for sew
cral weeks to come.
We are pleased to learn that Bcni. I.
Cahoonc, esq. of this town, who has for
many years been attached to the navy,
has recently been appointed Pmser.
STEAMBOAT LINE. The steam pack
cts Franklin and Washington have been
withdrawn from the line for the present
season. The excellent steamers Chan
ccllor Livingston and President, will con-
tinuc to run until further notice.
The Fulton will also continue her reg
ular tri ps as heretofore.