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INDIAN DISTURBANCES.

ST OUTS. IN. f.-On ,nday lat, X c mpan!e,
OIL Us Troops, ircmJ f.rIcn Barracks, pa ssd hi,
Guy, ,n the Steam Boat Ea,erpris, on their way 70
t'uck iiaod This inovsmsnt was rsnd. red ne essarv
~ consequence OF sggres ions made by the Iadiaus o.
The property Of the whites -bres king down their en-
closures, ard sPpropriasiDg the arabic land 10 heir W.
use. Inc indiAn' a'c composed o! detached binds from
various tribes. OF which the S,cs. Foxe., and w nne
6asoes, are the principal. These msrauders bsy-
cshd.d together, and expressed ,h-;r de'erm'na.iop 10
reinsin 90 N lands. though they have been regularly
scld 10 he United Safes, ard mc,t of heir tribe. b,v
peaeeatly reIi; qni.h d hem. l. lie NOS. p rhsp., gene.
ray knowp, that tic Q In ian. repair every year 20
III ,. y 10, me pn'Po,e oil r!fichlog. 81. with The
British trai.r' ther-. II may b-, that from hi. orar
YER 'hey are taught To nourish di,2 H 'ction owards Inc
Americans. TIL. nemb-r Of warriors among he ho,
! Q iniian',is raid T. be nearly 900. The d.tacbm.n
OF troops sent against them amounts to about 400 aod
: commanded by Cap. Brown, and accompany by
Gen. G iines. rTynS'
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PEACE AMONG The INDIANS.
Nav 2J

Way < y
The following r~rs'ifyicg new, OF Trea,ie. Of P.se.
anu Friend'tip having been recently concluded be-
tween somc OF the principal Indian tribe. on our IVES,
ern frontier has b. en- p,iin " furnished u. by gen.Is
men who i't Ctn'ornlent Gibson 2 f.v DAYS ayo. w,
since rely hope they may be p.rn anent.
a meetirg OF the Chiefs aud principal men Of the.
indian trin.s, VIZ: Cb-rokees, Creek sbd q ages, took
place at C%anionment G'bson, on the s h ins,, where
they remsiued in Council Ia day.. During IN per:od
there WIRE Two Urea les 81 Peace add Ariiy en,e,ed
in'o-one between the Creeks and o sge,-aud III, o
her between the Cherose, and o ages.
The d'ff reuce which Ind, or a hort lime pas,. ex-
i''ed the Creeks aud O,sges. % aseoun, ei sto.
,rn property. was Easily and amicsbly settled. Bat The
dispute between tbs Caerokees AMI Osse. wss Of iono
8 anding, and ex remedy diff nj Of adjus,snen, 10 IN.
satisfaction OF boh psf les. During the 6rs, 8 or 10
gay, 81 ,os nee 'og' ('h1'os The TINS which wa. oc-
crpi d by he c eek. and Jag 8 in formius ttlvir TT. a.
ty) 'te Cherokee and o ages msnifc .,ed n, small de-
gree OF hostile feeling toward each o,hsr. and se,ion.
Apr h-ntions we're en'er;air ed that mischief p,is hit he
ocessloned BY s'me CT hen, b 'fors he adjournment of
be Council Bu', Tor unilciy for both parties, they
were finally induced 20 ralir qpi-h The claims that each
Sc mp against he other Tor live. taken If either tribe.
aud 10 agree on he terms for a treaty Of p ace and
hrni,y between h. two Nations. A ter the signing II
tn Treaty, III: iodividual, Of both tribe, minyied nro-
hiacuou ly tegsher, shoak c,ch o;har sordiaIIy bv ,be
hand, ard s,rarAfea FIR Their re. p.cive no pes,in spDs-
reat friendship.
Great crrdii lie du. 10 Co. A-bu.k,-. Commands.
Oniccr q, Can'onn,ent G,b-on MIR. Washer, Ax-n, r.
'br Chnrokees; M. p. l. Cho'pau, Ay-n, 10 lie q a.
ge', snd Mes'rs. Pryor AID Men air, Sub.Asept, o he
same tribe, To- the zeal ti.piaysd by IN. m r,.pec iv,iv
In briogins sbou, o recontil'a ion hety cen ,bo H.,
mep'ioncd two tribe.
The Creek As-n', Nr. C.mpber, was no present.
mol h5ving r'tnrnrd { en- We,hins,on The Cracks
were headed Ia. CYuocl, ty their War Gle. Chi 4,
Mell'osh,i 10 whom much Gre dit Is due for Ia. uru1.n,
ard hrm eourss which hs pursu d dor M The Coun.
Gil.
A numb,r Of horse, which bs' been 81 Ia NV he
Os,se', we've iyen up. alter lie Tray, TO III, Cr.ek.,
DsiAw ares aud 81 aSrees. rE,x
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scsvcs censuro. fhors can bs no necessity for these
frequent drafts upon the services Of the militia, when
u. ). troops are stationed ut a point so favorable for be-
ing put Ia immediate requisiton. Such movements
are very properly regarded as popularity hunting
schemes on the part OF the r authors, by Which large
sums Of Uncle Sans money arc made to circulate in
the disturbed districts. without any corresponding be-
ncht. We have no notion OF approving such hum
bugs.
p. 8. Since the above was written, wc have learn
cd that the disafectcd Indians are composed OF small
bands Of the Sac. Fox, and winnebsgo tribes; that q
large portion Of the several nations have removed, ac-
cording to the treaty; and that those remaining express
very hostile feelings tow ards tho United States.
[Repub'icdn.
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coNsUTfoArED

COMMUNICATION.
DIED, At hs residence IN Hanover, on the 18th instant. Mr..
WV. CvNNfEGHAn, eyed 81 In tho death Of Mr. Cunningham,
Tho circle ~ which he moved hs Lost ono Of its most yaJyed and
useful members, and nouns a loss which no nsn NJ ordinary OK
celicnce can ~supPly-Tkough oulogy is often misappiod, = make
us oommuncaiion5 not doubling, that all Who we're acquainted
WIN NJ. .. viii be ready 10 hear thei testimony 20 his superior
excellence IN those virtues which endrar man TO bic Fellow, and
winch make his loss most sensibly felt, most deeply larnonted.
That unscndisg integrity, which proddoes an entice confdencst
and that genuine benevoience which not only feds for the want
OF oihers bot which operates for their relief, were his IN n high
degree. Such we're his feelings Of kindly interest In ihose s,onnd
him, especially w the deserving, that those w want or difTouItv
looked 10 him az on unfailag resource, for relief and oouosst
Nor was his bsnovoience confined 10 a nafow sphefo; IA WIS az
That expanded character which wo0h supply tho wants of man,
whenever msn was found Ills good sense ard extensive infors
70 all most intimate With hin, he vas = most valued friend Sell
dom orc men called from this world, who havo beon more mi
ve'sely and justly cstcemcdj ADD seldom have these events caused
moore sincere ana ioeiing regrets 10 relatives and fdouds-H Ills bost
he was most eootersant, and BY them biz memory will long be
IN pleasing, though mournni recollection Though not
: professor oi religion, yet he bofe hs dyirg testimony 70 TIE in
poI,sn, uu,h, ths' nothins hot he religion oftbe gospel csa brig
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lac mon. VIM D-ayton has consented IA d-livsr b
C.s''on before the Onion and State Rights Party. a,
Chafieson 8 c.. on the 4 h Of July next.
IL stated in the Courier that al IN. p,b,,c m..,;r,
Tor making the aerang em"nts for the ~eeieNra,i m, or in.
t,res'ing incident was the entrance in.o The Hat
., the Hon. VIM Drayion, at the moment that III.
Coaifnao was readipg TIE revolution for appointing q
0ommh'-e TO wait upon hin with an invita,ion TO de.
"Ver an Oeation on this peculiarly interfering ,nniver-
''y Ills name was announced aloud by q ci lien,
az ne was advancing towards the Chair, a d IN ar
'nsan' The ball rang with a stimuli, an.o on. round Of ap
: iiuse' whi'h evidence in a very empha'ie u,annrr
VIC men estimation entertained for b : rutlic and pri.
vate char &C :er nv hts const;.uspt.
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year. This ipfm. but a small t~or.ioa Of The freight 10
this place, q mere u,t Wi n hi. r tie Of freight and
the probable in.r,Ass that would srts~. after the com.
pisiion OF ouch . road. there ought 10 he no doubts up
on the gu jet Action md perseverance, are oil ,ha,
Il required We have gsid, iron, sa,s, lead, plaster,
marble ard pumsrou, o b r things (which Of ,hsmss.ves
wsu'd q IKE q rai-ro,d il We had a msrks, TOR them.
TRepublicdn.
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From the Augusta Chronisls.
.R,hr0e, Walton eeuntv 9th Nav. 1891

- soStt <itn May, 1914.
All. PEsfpERroN, Esq.
DEAR SIR My letter addressed to you on the LIST
oil February last, was written with a view Of closing an
increasing correspondence, which had originated with
my friends on the subject therein referred 10. II wa,
written in a spirit Of frankness and candor, and with
inc hope That II would prove satisfactory 10 my friends
bot my views have been disappointed; my friends have
continued to urge their right, TO judge what position /
should occupy in relation to public affairs. reeog.
hsze 'ne nghtof the people TO govern. In the exerciee
oil their cons,itu ionsi right Of suffrage, It Is their un.
qheslonaoie privilege. 20 put in aud out OF oiice, a,
pleasure, as hey may judge that their interest requires.
~prorriety be sought or declined by any citizen.
were my abilities equal to my desire TO promote the
interest and welfare OF the State, I could have yielded
= more reauy assent 10 the wishes Of my friends ; but.
conscious as am OF my deficiencies, 4, nevertheless,
yield al my opinions and feelings, on this subject. to
As lar as can. | shall put every selfish c~onsidera-
uon out OF the question. Wherever | am, my sole mo-
ave, and highest ambition, shall be the public good.
Your obcdient servants.
WI CON IITNspyIN
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ANOTHER SPLENDID SCHEME.
NEW YORK.

a. EN-l Cheap, Wholesale, C0pk, Stock, ara
IN Clothing Wayetouse, remoptd.-Ths subscriber
has removed tis E'tabIishioeDt from No. Is Ia
MaidtD Lsps, 10 the spacious store, No. 1873, Pearl
Street. ever hlessrs. Hyde, Cleveland g. Co, wbe,s
he will X ep conssD'iy sn bend a much n ore erten-
sive stso tnent shan lormerly.--Ths style, make, ard
mat rats OF the Cloak. VIII be greatly improved, ADD
W ~ lie sold at abnui the same low plices a, hose Of
The lutt seasou.- He las alec on band a large sssor,.
ment OF low priced Clothing. made 10 good : vie, sx-
pres.Iy for The Sru bern and Weeeta Trade hat s,il
be sold At abou, the usual pfiess, OF the most Inferior
quality. Alto. an atsorimeJt Of Stock, With many
other desirable articles The rho NIll take ths
trouble 20 examine tbs Stock Of Good, viii probably
satisfy 6 emsefveF, Ih4t they cannot select the sans
suiouu, from suy Sio, X in the City, that will he n ssf =
or Borr dtsrasis pureh sss.-For ssie by r j.
CONANT, No. t3s, Pear y rect, New-York.
TEPDts-Sx m0n,hs Tor approved ro,et, payable m
d nks IL COED ,,sndiog 10 any psr' Of The couniry-s
aonibs Tor CIty acseCanceP, ~ 8 pef cen, discount for
Cash. 10 all cases where HE tine is ex ended, inter
eel viii b. sh.rged, At the rate o, 9 per cert per ans
Dum.-AOy eotds purchased At this E,tsb!ishmon ut,
that do not ,ui' ibs Market tor witch ,hey were in
hdsd, viii be exchanged FOR 0 her.
Ami % U7-v12wH
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AND IN The subscriber oilers for
Ell sale the tract OF land on which he now resides,
lying in the Forks OF Hanover in Little River, in a heal
thy and agreeable neighbourhood, conta ming GAO acres.
On this tract there is a good dwell ng house, and barn,
and all othershouscs necessary for a plantation. Pur-
chasers are invited 10 call and see IL. I deem il unne-
cessary TO describe II particularly, asno enc will buy
without seeing il. The purchaser shall have the pri.
vilcge OF seeding a crop OF wheat; snd possession given
as soon as the corn Is taken care OF.
Terms made known on application 10 The subscriber.
near New Found Mills Post Office, Hanover.
!AQUEL!N A. BERKELEY.
Hanover, June 81. l2-wtf
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AND FOR SALE Ioenour 10 remoye 10 m,
Gl Wes', ! eHsr my land N which I reside for sale:
iy'ns In tbs Z lorty OF Henover, in a wealthy snd a.
greesbfc nrighbCutho d. immedia.ely. on The Eastern
branch road Of the Meebspi. K willie Turpp;ks: distant
4 l z mites ircn' X stmood, con- aiming chou, $50 acrc,.
This land i@ remarkably ltvsi, and Of a soil lively AMI
quick, about ESQ ceres ,iviisd into t.r.s Fl Ids, zach
held we'll wf'erei; having u.ver faiiirs sileams. Tue
uueu'iva'ed Ian sas on l. az abur dat &c Of zoe wood
and rail timber, OF OAK and pine, most ct he latter. The
sprtng from walsh wa use IS a err IL a bcilipg one. and
produces roa','ight pleasant water. There IL also a Wei
OF water in hr yard. The r.ma kabis instances Of
longevity that have oceur4d s,joini, z H., are on il. /,
a P'oefot ia heal b uinese. 1 think I can saw with
co; hdeoc-, u IL 40 healthy "a my place on the East
side OF the Blue Ridge. Exec, ent mile and vety cor.
venien'. The apple o., hard is young md nonrishins,
OF the bss, selected !tu'. The Dwelling Hcus. is a
comfortable ore, with iour room $ briew, and Two, above
starr: icur ire places. A iur,her d,scripaen il unn~.
ees'ary. a. percons wishing o buy, wouic hrs view the
premises. Should L prt sell b eior. Friday the 1911 Of
August, on TIA DAY, II fsir, IL rot he Or x fair dsy. IL
will be s,li 10 the h,gh.s, tisder. or the premi,er. re-.
serving 10 myself ops bid, md this ia done merely 10
prevents conn ] t. sacrifice. In the event of a private
sale, due notice will he given. Tno-s who wish 10 buy
may come torsSa ard well assured Of getting a great bar.
gan. L should r-qnire a third OF the purchsse money
down, the balance TO be tivided In two equal annual
paynen'". 10 be scored ~ hord and approved .ecuti-
~, and i Deed ui Tue on the lard, farther psricu-
lss on the dsy OF reie. ROWLING STARKE
| Jrn- 81. I2-wtd,
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EH- pntsrapce ot ih- A, OF ne G. neral A semb v,
EN- led 6 An act concer ming ibe Gle b. lind. aad shur-
ches W. hin his G mmonweal h." Wall be so.d on
+ nd.y, the % dsy Of jay next. II ali. IL not. the
let day h. e I e-,st pulle ruction, upon the PREMISES,
10 he bighe I tiiter. upon a ct.di, Of twelve months,
tn Gi-he LIND yi z aud being on James River, in
the county o, Heurico, adjoining tie rae, OF land Of
Mr. Piea.api Akin, cslled VERtNA, con,aring ac-
eo'diug to a survey made on he 20 h day cfJune,
1928 che IuAtrFd aud ,ixty- bree acre three Roods
an nineteen poles.
Bond with Y lcd security, and a Deed OF Trust M.
pon the j. nd w II 10 rtqrir- q Of he rutcl a er.
Charles g. Abraham. EImuod Rid,
John l.. B'~i<r. Robert peasants,
S1o'swaof Bradley, New on Hill,
T0omas 8. D.cken, WIZ. H.J ,hnscA,
James II k.r, Jordan p Csmdsp,
John NJ. b T., ] ,hn Fisher,
O,,rseers e the Poor OF II .nrico county.
June 21 l2-tf
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AE ARsHALL's SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS

rAE ARsHALL'S SALE OF VALUABLE LANDs
lVn In 1e rom " Of Itb Rtnf-By Viuue nj a
decree Of he \ periy. COurt oi Cbauee,y, for the Rich
rond district, n q cause lbsteio depending between
william fc,,ne anj Others, on behs1fof ihemseives
and other eredi ore Of Willism Douglsss, decpaseT.
plaipiHs-sgsius Johu RI & J,neg n. Chri,i ian, Eve.
criors Of the sad William DoGgis,r, 'bo widow and
heif,, D,hudsu's--i shai' p oceed ~ sell, Tor easb, he
tore tbr C0uf -tioosc dco of New Kent, N the IA,
dsy ofJuiy, 1881, that valuable espte lyirg on Chick.
ah tm,ny ,is er. ne iaie residence Of William DnUgiass.
dsceassd, c4Ied Ksimes- nd flso the tract Of 500
acres. h, Tor eins 10 he ssid esis's, snd lyIns in the ssms
foun,y. CHS. T. WINGFIELD,
~. 9. G. c. W. p.
JuUs II. n-ids
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NOTICE he Papsi hai from Washington Guy,
- eve al ,hs fice IN ,hs 8 + jun, was los, from
VIC BOOT y; ,he CJ,;h in The Iishi, and cid no, r acd
~ 0',y M the pex' day; I course n, blame c n be
aussh-d 20 III p s' file, Department. Tfi. failure
was oo' JduH Or rs't. misisriuoe) as $50 fin IL
es'sn's'eu 10 opec a ma.'s tys' The Wa,hiog on c.
Dag OF newsPspers, due al this Office on the 10Th
June, wh'eh was also misiug, wen, South lowing, IL Is
$40, 70 being ioisdire c'.d) and after a week. travelling
u mas re u ned 10 This CIV, 10 DOUBT mech improved
by the journey. EDWIN PORTER a. co
June 81. 10
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FOURTH OF JUL.Y-

Inc citizens OF Norfolk are about to celebrate the
anniversary OF American Independence in n superior
styie-A civil Procession Is 70 be united with the mill
tary parade-At The request Of tho Committee Of Ar
engagements appointed by the Volunteer Companies
Hugh Blair Griesby, Esq. is to deliver an Grafton.
F0lrth Of JuIu Grafton at OuincyI -
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fN1o CLERKS OF coURrs.Ai IL .os.t.iptics esaa
II be obtained 20 jnsu, he exp.p-e, I propose 10
puoihb, IN me eonfse Of a ~ months, q soile c,ion Of
,he mos, n'c-ss5ry Jo-ms Of process, orders, DEGREES,
Te' (hone.ry proceedings. Such p.rsops. ,h-re-
ore, a may wish TO obtain . ccpy. at a price not to ex-
cero hv- dollars, are r qces'ed 10 cor u.uuica,e their
w'shes by NAL. po-t psid, without teis-.
WILLIAM G FENDLETON. lac Clerk
Sup. Court II Chance,y Richmond
June IT tLs
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Mn. RA~NpoLPH.-wc undersia d there ara yer.
bal accounts from London, that Mr.. Randolph's health
10 not improved that he had not sailed for 81. Peters.
burg. and there was some reason TO fear that the state
OF his health would not permit him to do so.
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We shali notice in our next the remarks OF the Phila
delphia " American Sentinel and the "Nat Gsz.,te.
upon cur article OF the 10th, respecting the Bank of thu
C.s.-Ihe author Of" Washington n the Charlesior
oour'er wiz, OF course, now be satisfied, that IL 10 no
"the holders Of stock, - but the Reok itself. which ba,
Circulated all these Extras throughout the nation.-Th.
cal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-17
w. GALATIANS CIRCULATING LIBRA
RY-Recem .4dduions.

Philip Augustus or the Brothers in Arms; by the
author of Richelieu, Darnley, &c. vols.
Sixty Years of the Life of Jeremy-2 vols.
The Kings Secret; by the author Of 1.-The Lost
| Heir"
History Of France, by Eyre Evans Grove, vols
Anastasius or memoirs of a Greek-2 vols.
The Tuileries, tale, by the author of 'lIungaran
Tales, &c. 2 vols.
The History of Poland, from its earliest period to
the present time; by James Fletcher, Esq. with Il
narrative of the recent events, obtained from n
Polish patriot nobleman, being NO. 25 of the
"Family Library''-l vol
View Of Ancient & Modern Egypt with an out
line of its natural history; being NO. 23 ofthe a
bove.
The Life Of Robert Burns; by |. G. Lockhart, l
/ vol.
The Plays of Philip Massinger; adapted for Fam
lily Reading, and the Of young persons, by
the omission Of Objectionable passages, in vols.
Oct. l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-17
TAX. FOR 1881.
At Town Meeting holden June 7, 1881, at

At Town Meeting holden June 7, 1881, at the
State House in Newport,
VOTED, That the Collector of taxes be, and
V he is hereby authorized TO allow one half of
one per cent per month, to all those who may pay
the full amount Of their taxes previous TO the LIST OF
April, 1882, to commence at the time the tax
shall be assessed and ready for payment, under
the regulations that have been or may be passed
at this meeting: No allowance to be made in the
estimation Of interest for the odd days. Also 20
ted, that the laws governing the collection of tax
es be strictly enforced against all those Who shall
neglect the payment of their taxes within the time
specified A true copy: witness,
B B. ROWLAND, ToDn elk.
NIOTICE.--Thc subscriber, Collector of the
~ TOWN TAX voted in June last, hereby
gives notice, that he has commenced the collect
ing of said tax, and respectfully requests all those
Indebted TO nav the same without delay, at No. .,
Market square. JOSEPii MAh.iN'
Newport, Oct. 20, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-17
The subscriber haping made arrangements pith
THE LYNN DYING AND
PRINTING COMPANY, of Boston,

~T ILL receive, forward. and return in large
w or small parcels, such goods the own
ers may wish to have coored or printed, which
operations will be performed in the most satisiac-
tory manner and with much despatch as the
nature of the business is capable Of
A handsome deduction in price will be made
for wholesale lots, and dealers in dry goods are
respectfully reminded that many kinds of unsalea-
Bile goods, may be rendered much more valuable
particularly as the additional operation Of printing
is now offered for their acceptance.
l.. W. LAWTON.
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CIRCASSIANS, sc.

" ERlNO and other Circassians,
lvh- Nice white fulled double fold flannel,
White, red, and yellow flannel,
A large lot Of cotton aud wool ditto,
White and brown cotton sheetings,
Nico Merno shaws,
Wide black bombaZin,
Winter Calicoes. For sale cheap by
sept. 90. J. l.. TOWNSEND,
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10Th mo. 18Th, 1881.
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
JOB SHERMAN,

:" AS just received per steamboat Benjamin
q a Franklin, a large assortment ENGLISH,
FRENCH 4 AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
consisting in part Of
| Blue, brown and mixed Broadcloths;
Red, green, white and yellow flannels
Figured flannel for children's wear;
Merino cloths, 6-4 wide, of various cOlors;
| Merino cgcassians of every shade and quality,
! Common dos do do
! Plains, plaid camblets, and bombazetts,
! Superior brown Petersham and kerseys,
silk and Valencia vesting,
! Black and colored worstcd hose,
! Ladies patent Vigonia hose, Il superior article
for the approaching season;
! White and colored lambs wool hose and hall
hose;
Pongees, gingham, cacos and furniture chntz
Plain and figured Swiss, book and null muslin
Green worsed berage and wells
Some very superior winter ribbons,
25 doz. ladies horseskin goyes-some little
damaged TO be sold cheap;
Mems coored Angola gloves,
Russia diaper and crash,
Black and assorted coored canlbrics,
Clark's spool cotton, all numbers;
Middleton's spool cotton, all colors;
Sinchew silks, and gros de Swiss;
Red and white Thibet wool hdkis
A and 6-4 bobbinet lace,
Extra super and common sattinetts,
Mems fine white worsted shirts,
rs, 8, 10, IL and l2-4 Rose Blankets,
One case pelisse waddng,
Together with large assortment of MILL l.
.NERY GOODS, &c. which have been care
--ully selected the past week III New-York, & will
hp sold nj "A very small advance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-17
Dissolution Of Co-partnership

Dissolution Of Co-paltnership.
VHNIiE subscribers respectfully give notice, that
Il the co-partnershp heretofore existing be-
tween them, under the firm of
GRIN n + l. l. s. B X T. II,
is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved; aud that
Mr.. Baker is hereby duly authorised TO settle all
the accounts of said Firm
LEWIS GRINNELL,
DAVID BAKER.
Portsmouth, RI. Oct 20, 1881.
sDD N. B. ID. b A X + r will still
continue to carry on the business of w o o l.
c RDIN G and CLOTH DRESSING, at the
Union Factory, and will be grateful for the pat
ronage of his old friends and the public generally
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-17
e. w. LAWTON,


=" AS now open, and ready for sale, an unusu,
IL Il ally large and complete assortment Of
NEW IND FASHIONABLE GOODS
Adapted to the present and approaching
season,-among them are
German s, French Merino CLOTHS
superior quality; English Merinos, ano
Merino circassians, of almost every col.
our and shade.
Rich fgur'd ribbons,
One carton scarlet Merino shawls,
Scarlet, white and black Thibet WOO
hhdkfs., and shawls,
Ladies random cotton and worsted no.
siery,
100 pieces calcoes and chintzes,
so do. broadcloths, different colours
from S so to S7,5O per yard,
Carlton Pilot cloth,
Petersham-heavy duffils,
Blue, mixed and drab Devonshre ker.
seys,
Dark blue, Oxford and steel mixed sat.
tinetts, from 10 cts to S ,25 per yard.
10 Bales blcached and unbleachet
cottonS,
A handsome new style of carpetng
yard wide, at IS cents; super carpeting
from 81 to ,33,
500 dozen tapes, very cheap.
sJConstant additions are receiving
from New ork and Boston, to keep a
all times a complete assortment, which
will be sold on as good terms in all re-